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VOL,- XXI.
X.OXJ ISBURG,N;C., .MARCH 4V 1892;
NO.4.
4
Highest of all In Leavening Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report. -
J, ,
Sa svsMnc; a3 a Disinfeetunt.
world
and their progeny mould, decay-
Silver Coinage, -y;
TOBACXX) CULiTIVATIOX.
;.. . . s - -v.--.--.:-' -
Pruning il Tdpplns--Wormlng and
:Lr -h Sucterlhg, etc. v- :;;, :
him no trouble. .'It :b . thMiatnro
of "this insect to raise -at .least two
broods" during 'the year." The
hawk-tnoth or tobacco fly usually
makes hi9 appearance in Virginia
in the month of May. The egs
..Leader this head there is a wide deposited by -the. first mofhs hatch
',f4m.i ( nnininn v TioVrr ouciu iTOm nvsio seven a ays
off the. small and ittferifj leaves
BY MAJ. E. L. BAQriND, OF HYCO, VA.
UEJOICIKG IN ALAMANCE. .
OucjGlrlX Work.
of the plant near the groundj is
called !')riming,"or-pruning prop
er which operation Is done along
with' the"topnjng1,-if done at al!.1
Thtjfe .are - nd vantages for and
jLirthe zymotic disease iii thS While U strikes us that the free against pruning, but all re ;sort 'to
Id-is' the result of damp; dark coiuag toppingpluckiug out the "seed
larvae or worms. The worm sheds
its outer 6kin twice before it gets
its growth." -.Th growing sfag3 of
the -worm lasts from twsnty.five
to thirty day, and after it has i at-
f a i i ) led i s gr vi t h Cvorg 1 1 jUU a
fewLdays longr. and then crawls
or burrows in the ground, wiiere if
will
and uilt. Any physician
testify to that. :; ,
The following quotation from a
paper read recently before the
American Public Health Associa
tion by its' President,. rTre&eriek
,Montizanbert,'M. D., of Quebec,
ought to ba read by every house
keeper in this counti'y. -
"Everyone can do a little, if
only, to make our home or one
-room bright, more cleanly, and
more wholesome. ' Sunlight, purt 1
air, and thorough cleanliness are
natural enemies to disease germs.
The experiments of Koch, Ransom,-
and others prove that the
living germs of consumption,
when exposed to the sunlight;
lose. their vitality in a few hours,
or even in a few minutes, if the
layer in whish they are exposed
be thin enough, and that even
ordinary daylight, if it last long
enough, will have a similar etfec
There is no sounder philosophy
than the old saying that, "there
is more health in a sunbeam than
in drugs, more life, in pure ..' air
than in a physcian-s skill..'' '-Sty-Louis
Republic.
j and honest, still we" thiuk for ob--1 hud h'iudV-fidja: nt'Vsniall'-' ie.av 1 6oi, in, he I'upa state;
Ouc of Lee's Iost SeouU Hetnrns &f
- tcr Tvrecty-Seveu -Yiutrs.-'m
The B ui li i igi on ' No Ws- of ri
terJay says: ; In188I, wheTi-' the
tStato called for troops to defend
thb country's name atid honor,
David II. Coble, of Alamance,
aged 17 years, a brother of Sey
more Coble, Vas one o tbo first
to atrswer his' country's, call and
joined Co, 44th" N. V. Troopa.
Pcttigrew's Brigade, and a beard
less" youth he weut forth to battle
with the Armr of Northern Vir
ginia, and followed Leo during
the whole campaign. At Gettys
burg he was shot in the shoulder
and carries the ball to this day.
At the close of the war he hurri
ed home, haw hia parents and
went to' Tennessee, to cast his for
tuuo in tLat State. Like, the
brave soldier ho was he succeeded
there, married and has a b!ooin-
lesson of the Ohio election ought
not to be soon forgotten. This
Congress was-not elected upon the
silver question. It was elected to
reform the tariff-and reduce the
eggs. . ho lha for everv motb in
May we ma v reasonably 'expect oiu
hundred worms of the first" brood ; I inbr family'of six boys and cue
and if none of Ihpse are " defrayed, ' glTl n rhurdaV he amv
but all allowed tocban o niotbH,
and thrge latter to raise a hord- of
worms, what 'wonder that lb sec
ond brood eometim.es onnearB in
such countless numbers as to defy
all efforts to destroy them before
Tliat Tii'Hi Feeiins.
vious reasons that tho Democratic with" the thumb and nmrpr- RAm a"a "ITer twehty-inree or
majority hi the. House-: ohght to contend that pullhiK 'off the lower rwe,lt'"fiv ,Iai ?rom-h" 1 im0 of
insist with determination iinon J.toaa Bq0 Ka jna o.'.a Mts crawling into' the ground tl
putting the whole matter"" aside; the growth if-(he weather is drv ?uPa. 6end8 furtVl nioth to lay
- - . . ,-. .i w . .... . . - i . - i t . .
rorhis session at the least.: The. That permitting the' loJver : leaves JarmorH Kg ana r.aieii out more
puty is aiviaea in opinion upon to remain ou the . stalk protects n'.U!S' c" mum ii capuuie oi
the qiiestion.v In tariff : reform, the upper on?s from ' sand- and lay,n?ou au ttVraS hundred
on which it is a unit, it has -a grit, make's ihem-cleauer and
surely: winning issue. - Why therefore more salable. 'Sand and
should ; its representatives in Con- grit are the" terror of. the tohacco
gress force upon it a losing issue, buyer. On the other hand, it is
or even a doubtful one, on the contended hv Kom t hat hv Tnllii.
1 -j . j r- b
ve of a campaign which may in- off the lower leaves," which are
vblve the qiestion of party - su- generally useless, the remaining
premacy for years to come?. The leaves receive more nutriment.
and contain - more wax, oil and
gum, and that the lower leaves
harbor worms and make the worm- ,nP-v have ruu.ed .the crop. Lv
ing process more tedious. " Hry moth ought to be .destroyed as
It is best to wait until a consid- mey &Plr, ana idis can ? uoi.h
taxes. It should devote its ener-Uro Klo iinKo riior to k.,; to a -great extent tiy uiu-eiuig a
hiiftnn for fiwrl l.ufrvro drops of " SVe'telltd Cubulf
ver legislation to be " dealt - with ino- to ton. Toonine should be ('!c".? a poison) into the flow
by a Congress elected upon that the wor'v of experienced and trus-1 ers of P' tu,lia ll0nv sucklo r
issue and representing the delib- ty hands men who can top leav- Namfston (jmpson) wed.uhich
erately expressed will of the peo- ing.any required number of leaves willgiye tlieni their final quietus, i
i . i:.. :t n-'i. u" . ... . - .. - I Tint thi Kimt lV- 1iq tt-.i-.it. i ...t !
4CiiAlulu AU"-u.tJ?b ul8 1 on a.piant witnout- counting. " . ' " 4 ! i, Rnnthii,,r ftf kindrod love I
that the Fifty-second Congress The secret of.ttaa no longer ' a n?al aud ' l wfre 80me would tvveen old soldiers that, yon Hm
can do with silver is to let it fipprt fo Ha. iniri&teri ia tlint .the escape, v Uut it every . planter nowhere e!e.
alone. Ex ' ' tnnmr rn 'laria in Vnm. . ti.'.i would'waeo-a .war of extertnina
fnnntinVjh hnttnm lecf.anrl tha tioil OU the first brood'of WorillS 1
!eaf that hangs over it in the thi.-d I unfortunately a thing rarely done
tier going upward, make nine hy Would never appear in such
leaves, including both top and unconquerable hordes later ou in
bottom leaves,' Fixing this in his 1,36 easou
mind, th3 topper has ptily to add iu0 euckers rhould be pulled
to or deductrom this' index leaf, off every week as they appearand
marking nine, to leave any de- ouSut Ii6ver to trmitted to get
. . . I : i t ;t
ecutive Committee to- carry out Bired number of leaves, on' each uvcr lwu ""-uea u'"8 lur P"
thipurpooe. This Committee ap- plant with certainly and without murea IO grow 'argeiney aosiract
Pttis"co-the citizens of the State to counting - ranch that would otherwise go to
give -theai ..a cordial support, and to . Young man, if vou don't know perfect a rich, silky leaf. ho
J aid them' -in furnishing an exhibit w cnm'a m evrt planter need expect a crop of fine
vou. Touninir. vou will find, is a grade who does not pull off Jhe
cd in the county and went on to
his " brother, Scymore Coble,
whom he had not seen for 27
years. He did not know him
but when they found each other
o it, there was an old time rojoic
iii, and they are jollifyiug yet
His home is in Franklin conn
ty, Tenn., where he is a biiccess
fid farmer and stock raiser. He
will s-tay about two. weeks visit
ing old friends and relatives.
Those who remember' him will
also l glad to eeo him, and as he
me-ts liis old comrades in arms
tho trai-R flow unbidden. There
U5TH1XKIXQ- 91 CN.
WORliD'S FAIR.
0:-Flf-E OF BOASUI OF AGIUCCLTCEE,!
- -ilAUStoa, -N. C , J-
January Xo, 1892.J
'he Board of Agriculture has un- '
The newspapers re luiving a o1 (h)
o! fuu nowadays ov?r that tiivii iet'Uiis.''
raents, in connection with the i!i-f,eaiti, r4 dertakon to make an exhibit of the
fmalea- ltyay be n. ntip. of hilnrtTy to , rHsSOU1 0f the State of North-Ssir-
womjn. who, by over work, ao-1 a .iitrHjiri ! Ojina at tne L-OiamUian exposition,
ofthlaw8 ofWti.. jaiJ ! and has appointed the World's Fair
inmt women neH is to ? reiicve"l of sonip
f)i thetslavieh work that w pUel on li-.t-tn.
und a free, hut Indicia) use of s-reut'ueairry;
tonics, sich as P. P, 1 ( Prick iv Ah. P..1:.,
Root and Potaesinni), the frratir blood
pnrifisi and lnvigorator in nse. fc5uit?Tl tn
a bniider up oT women, brm-jcinar ba.k )ost
enemy to the body, aud coior to tbe faded
eheeka. restoring the appetite, and th? re
iiftwinj? in her' that healthy vitality lout?
lnt. 1. P. P. cur ali btO'xl dis'-aseR, pmK
n'rheuiua-tism. sypiiilis, K;ut, scrofula, and
iill ulcerous aff-ction. even vanqnishing
tliat melancholy enemy of niau. Dyspepsia.
For sale by Tlioinas & Ayeoeke.
- A. fe years 'ago a little, girl
applied to a pastor in one of-our
htre cities for admision into his
Smiday-school. : Bho 'was told
hat tho classes wcro to full thero
was no room fcr herand'that the
church was so small that comore
classes could be organized. Much
disappointed, tho little 'girl e-
gan to save pennies her family
waa poor for the purpose of en?
aging the church' ia order that
she and other children like her
might bo accommodated. She
told no one of her ambitions pur
pose, however, no that when the
pastor of this church was called
to her bedside a few months later
to comfort. her in her severe ill
ness, he saw nothing uiiusu&J, on
ly a frail child of six aud a half
years.
The little "euffercT did, and a
week later there were found in
her battered red pocket-book,
vrhich had beenher5aings bank,
uity-wvcnjpennies, ana a scrap
of paper that told, in childish
print, the story of her ambition,
aud the purpose of her self-deni
al.
The story of that little redi
pocket-book and its contents,
aud of tho unfaltering
faith of its little owner, got
abroad. It touched the heart of
saint and einaer alike, iter in
spiration became a prophecy, and
men labored aud women .sang
and chiHreu saved to aid in its
fululluicnt. These fifty-seven
pennies became tne nuceous or a
fund that m six year grew to
$200,tXK), and to-day thhheroine's
picture, life size, hangs, conspicu
ou-ly in the hallway of a college
building at which 1400 student
i no latest statistics ten us mat -,! nr.,i rnnnM.1 with.l.
there is a chutch capable of seat
ing 8000, a hospital for children
named for the Good Samaritan,
and a Sunday-school room large
enough to accommodate all the
girls and boys who have yet asked
A fairy itory f
The LvuJou l.r.
TZitj LIU1V Know" the TrUl ibelr
barf Hear.
There are raen" who supposo
they have all the annoyances.
They ay it is the store that rif
fles tho dijpwltiou; but if they
could only etay at home as do
their wives, and titters, - and -daughters,
they would he, all the
time, sweet and fair as a white
pond lilljr- Lot some of the mas-
culin .lecturers n - placidity of
ttmper try for oue week the cares
of the household and the family.
Let the man eleep with a baby on
oue ana all! night, and one ear
open to the children -with the
whooping cough ia the adjoining
apartment. " Let him see the tray .
of crockery and the cook fall
down stairs, and nothing saved
but the pieces. Let tho pump
give out on a wash day, and the
stovepipe, whea toohot for hand-
ling, get dislocated. Let the
pudding come out of the stove
stiff as a poker. Let the-go&sip-ing
gabbler of the next door come
in and tell all the diagreable
things that neighbors have been
saying. Let the lungs be worn
out by staying indoors without
fresh air, and the needle he
threaded with nerve exhausted.
After one weeks house-hold an
noyances, he would conclude that
Wall street is Heaven and the
clatter of the stock exchantrt -
0
rich as Beethoven's symphony! .
Talmage.
that will be illustrative of the State's
resources oi every kind. -. elow business if you have to couYit 8uckers ?rn51ft Bma1. un(l -prevent
vveoiHioentiy expect tnat iNortJi j ; Wpa nn . n,9n(a the horn' worms from riddling the
Carolina. wilL be able to sustain her-1 , , , r
scit in iiisir competition with the t r
itsfc of the world. "primed" then the "bottom ; leaf " ripening.
Every country in the world and musl De uxea py tne eye, looting Tlie leaf type as contra-distin
and every State in the Union is ex- upward for tho ; leal in ; the third! guished from ' cigar, tobacco, is
Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Stnrkey & j-f "v 1 cw v,Fy v,'" "-' KllOWn 10 00 ripe wnotl Its COlOr
Paien is a cienti6c adjustment of theeie- of the world's resources md pro-1 the cue ashefore. - If -Trimin2 is i v. .o rJ. ti.
, si . 3 vTTi i.l - 1 - - vuai.tia nviu i utu lu U tlCLlllll
M.y.V4J, v, uuur, uuu c i ui pulling uu too i yellow, thickens, so that when the
humaneSort. .t will give some ideal manv Wvp'a.--NQ-rpsrnlar ml can riii-i .i.i- - .t-
of- the extent : of this Exposition
out of London's four to five- mil
lions of people, more " than thrt-e
hundred thousand earn 'less than
thece thillings a day per family.
Between forty and forty-five
thousand children in the Board
C3cuoois aione go to scuooi uungry to cntr it A fairy tory f lt
every morning, and rarely know reaJ? iike0ne, but happily it is
at any lime wr.at n is
sufficient food.
to have
The Rcprcjsioa of Dronkeuness la
licrraoay.
They do nothing by haWcs In
Germany, and when a peril - to
the State, either from without or
within, is realized, . they strike
fearlessly at the very root of the
evil. The bill which their gor-1.
ernment has introduced for the
repression of drunkenness, in
vigor and stringency, goes fir
beyond anyscbemo that has been
seriously suggested here. It ab
solutely prohibits the sale of. liq
uor to children under the age of
sixteen, to any person already.
not one. The little girl's name drunk, to anr one kn5ra to to
was Hattie May "vViatt, and the
rri i I , , ..r .... i i 1 v-...
vc.uaa.su luaiuuc nK a spieiiuiu uisuiuuons aescnocu lf . ra!tn w.nl.riv V.mt,.
itirnniA nf tho nwnoM nf Tnilfin'a are locntftd in PhiladeiDliia. I
in 8 I CAN IT DO !
The oriarinal and only genuine Coraponnd f
and the eo?iiponnd i3 fco condensed and
made portable that it is sent all over the
world. .
It has been in trssrfor over twenty years;
thousands of patients have beon treated,
and over one thousand physie'tans havp..
nsed it and recommended it a very signifi
eant, fact.
"Compound Oxygen Its Mode, of Action
and Rgsults," is the title of a book of 200
paaes, puldished by Drs Starkey & Palen,
whit'.h gives to all inquirers full information
as to this remarkable curative ascent and a
good record of surpribinjs cures in a' wi4e
rautce of chronic cases .-many of them after
hsinjc, abandoned to die by other physi
cians. Will be mailed free to any address
oa application. ' - - . .
- Drs. STAUKEY A PALEN,
1529 Arch Street; Philadelphia, Pa. :
120JSntter Street, San Francisco, Cal..
Please mention this paper : , - ; -
We have added largely to our
stock, .and now carry a full line
of these goods from the plainest
wood coffin to the finest plush or
" velvet covered casket. "Also a
'full line of coffin hardware,. lin
ings, trimmings, &c: . All. of
Cwbich will be sold at reasonable
prices. ' " , " - '
Respectfully, -
" R. R. ITa&bis or Co. '
- Louisburgf N. C. '
. NOTICE.
By virtue or a deed of: trust executed on
the 12th day of March ,1888,-by. V. II;
;Wyun and wife, and duly recorded in Book
. j 79.. page . 28tf, - Register's office, Ffankhti'
. county, J shall sell for cash, beforethe Court
y House dooriu LouiBbaTg, - said county," on:
the 2lst day of March ,1892, the following
; lands, viz: the tract situated on Giles creek,
. , adjoiinns-the lauds of Geo. W. Jones and
. ntiiersrcontaiuin one hundred acres, more
. : or less. For full description see deed above
described ThiH February 17, 1892.
T. M. PrrrMAN-, Trustee
Prftiaao 4 Shaw, ileiideraon, N.,C Atty's."
when it is remembered that . 750
acre3, more than a great planta tion,
is embraced in the grounds, and
that 150 acres will be covered with
the :. necessary buildings. These
buildings will , be filled . with every
conceivable product of nature and
art, - and North Carolina can and
will respond to Avhat-is expected of
her. - r-':"'- '. Vt-;-
In order that pur State may take
her proper place at this great Exp o-
t:- eition, the Boar J'- intends to make
collections fn the following depart
ments::-- - o ; -
Agncniture r ooa ond lood pro
ducts,; etc - Horticulture r ruits,
wines, and garden products, etc.
Liv s Stock Domestic and wild ant
ra ak. Mines, Mining and "Metallurgy
Minerals, building aud monument
al stones. r; Fore3ty Timbers-' and
forestry product. Fine Arts-Pamt-
mgK decoration, etc . Ethnology
Indian relics, and specimens illustra
ting the progi'OES of labor and inveh
tion. '; Liberal - Arts Education ,
engineering, ; etc, " Manufacturers;
Fish and - Fisheries Fish - products
and appliances for catching fish. - -,
'All correspondence to be sent to
T: K.' . Burner; 'Commissioner in
eiiarge of exhibits "and Secretary . of
the Comraittee", atBaleighX N.C.
l y : W. F Green, Chairman.
" V :, . ." J. F. Payne, ' J .
V"W. E. Stevens, , .
; .. , - v Committee. i .
I
NOTIC
Havinsr qualified t as -administrator of
Abel Strickland, deceased, notise is hereby
Kiven .to all persons owing his estate to
fome and.pay-the aame at once.' Those
holding claims against the estate- will pre
sent them on-or before r ehruary 5,; 1893.
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery This rebruary 5, i892,,,V V , -'
-. . ' . . G. T. Lafateb, v;
many leaves. No regular rule can.faf is folded' over the ;.nndcrsnr-
u-. given, Cy uiuoi race being ontward and pressed
juage tor nimseit. lhe. reason between the thumb and tinc-er. it
giveiv lor waning unui many cracks open. The upper surface of
plants are ready to be topped is the leaf ia roughened, for reasons
mamiy tnat more piauts.mayrip- Utated under "Science of Curing
eu iogemr, auu u reauy lor me Yellow Tobacco," and generally of
Kime at tne same time, l his -ism a mottled yellow and irreen color.
an; advantage that applies with Ripening of thirty po usually takes
-.. . r 1 - tl A t . . r t 1 I ' ...... ... '
strong lorce io an xooacco mitna- piace inTirginia and North CAro-
ed for fluo-curing. ' 'V - -' y. U ; lia Jn; about five to Bix weeks after'
. i tie nutn oer ot leaves to e . ,0 1 1 the plants have been topped, some-
on-each plant varies according to times longer when growth has been
tne timejne worK is done, early or retarded by drought. The" cigar
late, tne appearance and prospect- type ripen3 about two weeks soon
ive ueveiopment o tne piani, me er after topping.
season, wnemer.propiiious or un
iavoraoe, siren gin oi tne sou ana First Cooking School Girl Dear
amount of ffirtilizing'material ap-" me! ha't" is a worse disappoint-
Ped; Uu medjuin, sous, in ordi- ment than jelly that won't jell ?
a xt eodanna f Vo -,' f? rof frnrvi n(T 1 .' n . ' ' ...
j y"K c-tr vrK" oecona j. o. uiri l aotrt Know
should:, be iromvtea" tofifteen kii-i,- ? khi,U nn't Lr
i - " t ' : ' r -. v i t : : I
leaves rareiy . more ior Drignis. or custard thaV won't cuss!
For sweet fillers from-nine to ten. I . :
and for dark, rich' shipping, from I ' - ''" i
ui-i.:;: '. , ' ' -r- , jr" -
- : - .. i . vioseiiHv, or. .cvmeuuv iioi: lue
UUiuuev Ui weaves ab(;uiuuit;iy,'.ic- . . -, .
- . u- - r- father of a mule usually isn t.
memperuig imn , uaiii,, New York Heralds
than quantity, "regulates ; returns
(- worming AJfD sucKEBiXG.; ThevOppressod subjects of - Euro
S Manv;deice Pev governments turn tor this
ed to in order to 'lessen ' the num- country for free homes, free laws,
'iiiwdfV the free use--of Salvation Oil
the horn Wrm, .but the" lack pf for. pains.
general and continued efforts from It is the Blight cold frequently
year to year' has brought onljr par- contracted that finally undermines
uai reuet. come years tneyxome the system. Use JJr. iiuil's UougU
in great numbers, and despite 'the Syrnp in time and' be cured. 23
best efforts of. the planter,' serious-. j cents.
ly damage his crop. . Ferhaps the
irround. tho value of which in. Harper a loung reopie.
creases at the rate of over four
millions annually, would prorido
a dinner very day in the year That brilliant genius,
rriaciplctf Not 31 ia.
who
for it then and there, a moat Mi
litary precaution. But it is In
dealiug with the drunkard him
self that the measure makes the
greatest advance. It treats him,
if not as a criminal, yet as one
who cannot be considered account-
for each one of the forty thousand J writes so eloquently and so beau-
ill-fed children, and that Lon-j tifuily for tho Newbcrn Journal,
don's milliou poor could be de- says that -great men are jewels fof Ms ukff
cently housed on the unearned of a nation's treasure. Their . . . Vtmr r
Facts like these, nictures like memories, and thev are stars in I .
. ... ty arunsenness xrom managing
uuc uciwic us, uaiui aiy uac us tuv uanuuai ucavcus, a us itcui i ,i (T-. i . . 1 . . .
question whether the time is not ocratic party entwines imrnor . .,
, , v L 1 .v , t-.. pnn their families to want, or
or other people. The guardian
to stop and "consider the prob- son, Jackson and Tilden, but it is
n'l Ji:i i I i j i ; i . I V I '
,1UB fclimo I""' kU -fc icuoruii. ln aQ MTlua for inebriates
wuuguca ou uuiiuiu Fyruuu ua not bo too mucu disturbed by V. ,? tr t.
of nroof bVriilinjrconvinctnir fact L, .8 and keP him lbre and . "
on fact, states that -London has P- fails to act, the judicial authori-
over tldrty thousand people who rs of the American Democracy v , Uj 8leaJ-.
have no home and no fcLelter. but ttre as nrm as mo oeriaiung Etangelbt.
Doss llouso. , and . . the. - Casuafl er?nn-monument at whose base
Wanl.-Mary- Lowe . Dickinson, m wWIo eternal whiS
m Harper s Bazar. v:.. .'TiM U -n.Wy r
6htloh'OxMmmp(oa Cure.
too tb not racrti.
: next year ,1hey. are "few, aud : give ..ChildrcaCry forPitchefJS Cistorla.
sunshine settles on iU summit. Vw.Iib
Tie Baltimore Sun. , Democratic leaders may kill each ,t!,c ? "pa-
; If there is a paper, either dai- J other, and. their i bones will- be 1 Sd Ua tr. Ajrrry i vUoti
ly or weekly; the-Southern peo- buried in our national Westmiu- u7i?
ly ak yoototryit .Pn10, 50- o-lf I.
if yovr lor.xr rr.ft ortrk laoow
Kb Job foroof lt:r. So!J by Tkonu a
No mocnd fsn be o feepcs the
one inflicted by a frvad.
pie ought ho take It is the Balti-1 ister nlyr this and nothing
more Sun. "Asa newspaper, it-is more ; lie "who snn poses that
not surpassed by any.in Jliecouu- 0 8acce9 is "dependent
Uav.' lV inPiiTaUWina iti rot. uPn the Tonal fortunes of ar.y
rmno-Vment of snrh mantis but poorly echooled in
news is the Lest,. we believe; that the lessons of the. past aud the
comnc nndrTir rtbrvntion. Wrt L philosophy of the present. Look
wishitlnidamuchlarirercirciila-lto ih democratic ilag and seel
4in iti RA..ti. ' TtT nne-nnll what principles are emblazoned
I 1 A - ki t -
While 1 on itJ anipie loias: -"auiuuissoi-
very
KrtJ7lhfrn. ' ln'it national."
1 , TT . 11 . II
luuio umou oi - Laesiruciao.e
ro..Ki.vtivA.n.nd end earurn'onlv ' I States:" 'Local 8elf-government:,
to R!ihsPrv thosd end a which can ''Equal rights to all, t r?cial rriv-
bp;t Korv our common 'conntrv. ilexes to none:" A tariff, ta de-
Daily, one' year 0.00; ..weekly, fy the necessary expenses of
one year, $1.00 . Postage pre- Govemment economically admin-
r,n:,l v - - istered:. "An.opea neia and a
, 1. . ! ; j fair light forevery ' rnan in the
."When in want of a good hnr- treat battle of life." Uevelaod,
mcnt, buy . Salvation .Oil, which
costs only 23 cents, at all. dealers.
' What is the difference between
a duck-'with one wing and one
with two f . Only the difference
of a pinion.. We want every one
to pass nn opinion on Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup, v It needs but one
trial." . . ' - - 1
Hill. Camnboll. Carlisle, Palmer
all honorable meu, but leis than
a feather when weighed against
the eternal principles of Demcc-
racr. Cleveland is our choice
among Presidential candidates,
but wc salntetheDsmocratic flag.
and will'-follow him who caries
it.
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