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-L'JL Nr
J. .A. THOMAS Editor !d&
With Malice toward none; JJtfV Charity for all. '
ii.5o rzRjtsscx,; jj
vol. xxi;
LOUISByRG, N; C, OCTOBER 14, 1892.
no. as.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
and
Gaskets
i ,! n hi
JJ1X
Vy'e have added largely to our
stock, and now carry a full line
of these- gnodR from the plainest
woo l coffin to the finest plush or
vlvet covered casket. Also
tall line of coffin hardware, lin
ing?, trimmings,- &c. All of
ANOTHER CONYERT. -
tJOME OUT FROM AMONG THEM MY
'. PEOPLE." ' ;' .
A Joterwho. Had been Deceived Tells
Why. lie leaves the Third Party
. . ;. ; - Weiffhty Reasons. - ; .
space forbids. '".:"'";"
V As to bur State government I
find that "we pay about $3,000,
000.00 for Federal- pensions and
only about $SO,000.00 to oar own
disabled Confederate soldiers and
the w
MARI0X CUTLER.
WhcniProfesslnjf Loyalty to Democ
racy Extrattfrom EdilorUls
In His Paper The Caucasian.
July 14, 1832: Let our friends
lv-.rii f the reople's'party binkb er
Ut lUUSO WUU U1CU 1 Uj I . , .
a
V:1" h U'.l 1
r:;;,3.
be sold at reasonable
Respectfully, -
R. R. Harris & Co.
louisburg, N'. C.
LiaiS
DAVIS
mm
i Adopted May 18, 1892;
Resolved L - That the Democracy
of North Carolina reafBrm the prin-
ciriles of the Democratic oartv;both
Sftate and National, and particular
ly favor the free coinage pi silver
and an increase of the currency, and
the repeal of the internal revenue
systemr And we denounce the Mc
Kinley tariff-bill as unjust to the
consumers of the country, and lead
ing to the formation of trusts, com
bines and monopolies which have
oppressed the people; and especially
do we denounce the unnecessary and
T " . 1 "IT
Duraensome increase in tne tax on
cotton ties and on tin,' so largely
nsed by the poorer portion of the
people. YTe likewise denounce the
iniquitous Force bill, which is no
yet abandoned by the Republican
party, but i3 being urged as a meas
ure to be adopted as soon as they
regain control of the House of Rep
resentatives, the purpose and effect
of which measure will be to establish
a second period of reconstruction
in the Southern , States, to subvert
the liberies of our people, and in
flame a new race antagonism and
sectional animosities.
2. That we . demand financi ai re
form, and the enactment of laws
chat vfill remove the burdens of the
people relative to the existing agri.
cultural depression, and do. full and
ample justice to the farmers and la
borers of our country.
3. That we demand the abolition
of national banks, and the substitu
tion of legal tender Treasury notes
in lieu of national bank notes, is
sued in sufficient volume to do the
business of the country on a cash
system: regulating the amount
ns. I find that under "an honest
A man who has-been a strong "emocraue aaminisirauou me
Third party advocate sees-his er- "carpevDag oiate aeoi:naa oeen
ror and writes the following letter reaucea-irom-- auoui . .w per
to the-'Washington Gazette v- L : capiia.w sometnipg over per
,T Vwi i j capita vfiiue it lias steaauy -iow-
Mr. Editor: After cool and I r, .
- - .. Avail to t tkm
mature deliberation, I'find that) . ' ,.
T. "... , , ... v i mu not Toie lor ido iDim par
I. have been misled, by the false A . . . . -
i mvj ty because! regard its principles
. 1 t , - m U9 UIIDUUIIUl Jl ICClUCUt 1 Vlk II UV1U
leaaers, so 1 announce w my lei- i - ,
low citizens and Third party friends -.. . . , ,
. . , ... - , not believe would have endorsed
that I nave withdrawn from and
- .. ... . the Omaha platform as it now is.
0AAWA-I V1 TT AAtlttAMinn with that
. t mi . i v a The courselof the Third party lately necessary. We believe
.... . leaders in this State has not meri- Chairman 8immons has these
possible the reasons tnat iorce tnisi , ... ' it . . VI ,
, ted my admiration or commanded 1 qualities. Ye believe bis selec
t i. i n i- x 3 i- my respect and I repudiate their lion wasa wise one; we believe
I realized the disxressd, impov- t v t v i .t
, duplicity and leave them in dis- he has the backbone and the wis-
... .. gust and contempt. I believe the lom tojtaketthe poeitlonSat this
r . ""r. ; r Third party to be the ally of the crisis that will save North Caroli-
aue w uniusi secxionai ana perm- . A I
. - r i i a Republican. The prominent part a.
cious class legislation, and in my r . r
dilema grasped the idea of a Peo. I taken by negroes ana oia i.ne ue, June 111891: The misrepre-
pie's party that "ie were -"told P?blicans ln Par ' sentation of the gbld men in reU
would sweep the country as the
ery idea of nominating & State
ticket but rally to the support of
Etias Carr, and elect him by 40,-
000 majority. .
July 14, 1802: If teenson
bad-been pnt at lho head of -the
Democratic ticket we believe he
would have carried North Carolina.
July 14, 1892: This, above all
others, is not a If me for proscrip
tion and rash action,ibut tolerence
and cool-headed wisdom is abo-
ett platform could If tit. nominee
was opposed to eaal rights to
all and special privileges to none.
W frequently uked in what way
the platform w interj-rtted and
enlarged by the nomination of
Mr Carr. ' '
Joly 21, 1S32: In anolher eol.
umn will to found a call from
Chairman M. M. Klliett, for a
convention of the' People's party
for Sam psora to nominate a coun
ty ticket, et. We rrgret to fee
mis, lor in our opinion ti u a
mistake. As we said last wetk.
It will divide our people and we
fear put the legislature in the
nanus ox tne enemies or tne peo
ple. We trust that the delegates
to the State convention will be
instrncted not to put out a State
ticket. There is nothing to I
gained by defeating the presen
ticket. Thousands of reformers
took part in nominating that tick
et headed by Ellas Carr, thou
ands are eatis&ed with it and
thousands will vote for it. Then
to put out another ticket would
be suicidal. The editor of tits
Win ro Wl t& vrlc. TV V-
tht bo !rr'i' dWajCn;tl...
Aa vncrIi u rwi ra - ri u r -
mV vf lcf Si cr&! la r lh rk
ftai do tAlnjf for It. VT tn
irriw IV l &ilo& Car rrm
joirfiMxb. II r ri. ts.1
OtianoJooK
entire est was aroused. 1 now
see I ara wrong and was duped.
Upon investigation I find that
all the evils under which we strug
gle are directly due to the Repnb
lican party as that party alone is
responsible for the denometization
of silver, the- contraction of the
currency, the national banking
system, fraudulent . pensions, and
the high protection and prohibi
tion tariff that robs the farmers,
laborers and wage-jcarners of this
country.
I find that the Republican party,
repealed the tax on Incomes, Rail
road CoTrapanies, National Banks,
articles of luxury, etc., amounting
to over a hundred and five million
dollars annually,. (3105,000,000,)
relieving the rich of their share of
taxation and burdening the poor
by putting a tariff tax on the ba
sis of consumption that the plain
needed on a per capita basis as the people need and must use.
business interests of the country ex- I find that by a high tariff they
3 pand. and that all money issued by make trusts possible and encour
For
i-aruls,
price
Keeping
amount
the Different
of the same,
por ton, in money or cotton.
all Fertilizer Sellers.
FOR SALE BY
s. a-. :d-Avis,
FRANKLISTON, N. C.
Price $2.25 per book. Express
prepaid if you state where you
san- this advertisement.
put n nil
BOUQUETS, DESIGNS, etc.
the government shall be legal tender j
in payment of all debts, both public
and private.
4. That we demandihat Congress
shall pass such laws as shall effectu
ally prevent the dealings in futures I
of all agricultural and mechanical
productions; providing such strin
gent system of procedure in trials
as shall secure prompt conviction
v.
t
ana imposing sucn penalties aa
shall seenre the most perfect compli
ance with the law.
5. That we demand the free and
unlimited coinage of silver. .
6.. . That we demand the passage
tjf laws prohibiting the alien owner
ship of land, and that Congress
take early steps to Revise some plan
Fine Cut Flowers in Great Vari
ttf IT
J' to obtain all lands now owned by
Bouquets, Baskets and Designs alien and; foreign syndicates; and
tastefully arranged.
i ampas Plumes, Magnolias and
other choice evergreens.
kugar and Silver Maple, -Horse
Chestnut and other shade trees.
harly cabbage and torn atoj)l ants
ax ine right season.'--,;
Orders promptly filled and sat-1
l&iaciion guaranteed.-
11. STEINMITZ. Florist.
that nil lands now held by railroads
and other corporations, in excess of
such as is actually used and needed
bythem. be reclaimed by the gov
ernment and held for .actual settlers
only. " : ; ' " j . M - : . . -"
7. i Believing in the doctrine of
- a ucui , i iguio- cm , auu ; DUVlUl
privileges to none,' we demand that
taxation, National or State, shall
age their formation; in return re
ceiving adequate campaign funds
for their needs and purposes.
I find North Carolina pays out
to the Federal government includ
ing 'tariff, revenues and for protect
ing Northern manufactures over
($14,000,000) fourteen million
dollars ajjnnally, i. e. over ($8)
eight dollars per capita when
North Carolina has only In circula
tion about ($6) six dollars per capi
ta. Paying out more thauwe have,
I do not wonder we grow poorer
while Rhode Hland, for instance, a
rich manufacturing State, by sec
tional and class legislation pays
scarcely anything (on. the basis-of
consumption) to our Federal gov
ernment and has a per. capita cir
culationof ($36100) three hundred
and sixty-one dollars and "grows
richer. -v. . : " s - i
In 1860 when the Democrats had
entire control of. the government I
finoVaccording, to Senator Berry,
that tbto expenses of lhe goveru-
ment was ($2) two dollars per " cap
ita, in '92 Wilder -Harrison the
convention and its action forces
v.
me to believe it was denominated
by a Republican spirit
Even were this not so, independ
ent action can only 6ecure Republi
can Victory and Harrison electors
with-all the miseries .and vices of
negroism in its train.
I will not be a, party to assist
our leaders in their lust for gain
and schemes of self aggrandise
ment by imposing upon the igno
ranee and credulity of our people
I would not vote for Weaver be
cause he voted No,' in the 4th
Congress to repeal military law in
the South when I was disfran
chised.
ile voteij. ami has sieaaiiy en
deavored to burden ns with $300,
000,000.00 extra pay for thoso who
laid wasto our neids, burned our
homes and. ravished our women.
He took money from feeble old
white men, robbed the helpless
women and fatherless children
while military governor of Pulas
ki, Tennessee. He has been the
most malignant South hater and
persistent enemy of our people and
In his rabid utterances against us
comparison would maKe infa-
tion to the free coinage of silver PPr has nothing personal at
continue without abatement. We I stake. He is limply interested.
want our friends to-understand every other citizen should be,
the "exact point of contention. 1 In what he considers to be for the
The friends of silver demand that I best interest of Lis State. The
the white metal shall be made a I "Caucasian" is for the prent
full leeal tender for all debts. State ticket and will advocate it
public and private, and shall be and vote for it under any and alU
put upon exactly the same foot- circumstances.
ing as to coinage with gold.
This is the point of our contention
and .nothing else. If any one
asks what is meant by free coin
ago, of silver, tell him that it
means doinir for silver, by law
exactly what the government
now does for gold, .and let him
sweat over the conclusion Pro
gressive Farmer. s(This was re
published in the Cancaeian.)
June 11,1891: We see it sta-
July 21. 1892: All this U col
the faulty of Democracy. There
is nothing wrong In Democratic
principles. The trouble is with
the scoundrels and hypocrites
who have betrayed the people,
perverted and misrepresented De
mocracy. Oar representatives
from this State are not among the
number. They have stood by the
people." And on the silver ques
tion, every tTonrrertman ttoui
NUTICK.
Br t Irla f lW MiW.'r r1r t
lis rolr t& at tl ct4r im
t-r U W. V.iriv W. U. l-:Url.
f. Mn4i-Uv, y il rll
VTialr. lb ruh Uy cf titlr
dijbt XUhrt Una t Court, at pli
actioa to !" iirb brtUt si
tnettt Uel la rrVliMr.a
tow&slp. Us ftt lh law L Uf f
pU. fi&c M '. S U Lb pU'J U lt
mU br W. ?. rUrr oa Vtitxxrj 53,
tni. AtretfefU4 la Inftlltafu
Ubklpkfea lL Callrtl A
pi. tiajr k4 5v ! it nrrer
Zri. a met of ui ta t ntLt-Utv
tofthin laova m 5m ITtAa avl AlVa
C:Kl lrct, U4a tc4 19 la U mil
ony auJ j U", caui&i&x 21) sr.
ih. A tret U Uai la Fraakilato
tirrsbftllp, kara it Hkkrr IVrry
IraeS, bmizt 14 'o. 11 la Mb mid tan
al Uu,co2'alala 1T7 aerv.
PU't ol wall Ustl ras t ai aar
tlc. at lh U C M. lVx.i of V.
Trm cf uU : OafoarCi raa. IaI
ar.ei r a credit c 11 ooaii alia la'.r--
i.a dtrri jni?i a I S rr cwat.
, r-r aaaata from &j of m!. TuW r-
Uial till ail r-srr w tarT U f tJ.
TLulii 5U U Vr4Iv ISJrj.
C. M.Gts,
J. U- lUTcnnra.
F. S. frartuuAtfy.
Raleigh, N. C.
TI- v:
T '. !
C(.'l- f.
:, .-.
on -,-. '
!;,
t'lt-;.-
Kii'M f-,
lafia.
NOTICE
.'.is day nualifiad' a executor of
it, deceased, lat of Franklin
Tfusisto notny all persons
!'r:s :!nmst the estate of said df
-Niiibit- them to the unfersifiied
n Af V-k Tjcftl 4-r lit 111 Alia inf Aao
- , aT ... f Ao.tt AwvAv-ieAf9 tt ill ti l2l V rU'Alra
or clas8 at the; expense of another. x x v . - VT
We believe that the-molSey of the dol!ars Per capita: -, . ;
were in power 09 per cent.of the
money of the country was in circu
iatfoh: how' only 70 per cent, is in
circulation and that is held almost
country should.be kept as much as
possible in the hands of the people,
and hence we demand that all reve-
nuer JNational, State r county.
shall be limited to the necessary ex-
r" hi' 2fit,h rtsiv rf - SntAnihi
f t i.ix notice will ie. in bar of J penses of the government economi- entirely by the Northern protected
"'!,v-r- .AH persons ludebted to Lvol Kfl omniif ; 1 . V.... - :
iif wul please makfrim mediate Pay
V. J. DsiresT J2 , Executor."
twnl'r, 26th, 1892. . ' - .... . -
ScicnflSs Amerlcaa
Agency for
j cally and honestly administered.
8. That congress issue a sufficient
amount of iractional ; paper curren
cy to facilitate the exchange through
the medium of the United "States
mail.. " - -
9. That the " General Assembly
pass such laws as will make the pub-
manufacturing States.
7 I find from 1850 to 1860 the val
ue of farurs in the United States
under a ,;50 per cent, tariff and
Democratic rule increased 102 per
cent, or more than doubled aud the
farmers owned one-half thejwealth
lie school -system more effectiveth'at of the country . From 1880 to 189Q
under a Republican tariff of 47 to
TRADE MARKS,
tr4 0ESCM PAT5HT
Fori ' wrimvin , ei
Mi-x.?ration and friea TTmflhooV wrlt
the blessings of education may - be
extended ,-to all the- people of the
State alike.-
Resolved, That we favor agradu
i ated tax on'ineomes.-1 V " " ;
r " aecannir Daienis in Ameiioa.
the pubiicbv "S y 2? U brought before
, by a notl glyen tree o charge In the .
nettttficjtocaii
j g ,. . ... . .
60jer cent.-the value of farms de
creased and the farmer owned one
sixth. of the wealth of the , country,
and . that in 1892 , 14,600 - people
owned . more - of ; the country's
wealth than 61,000,000 others did
,- . Answer Tbis Question. -
Why do so many people we see around ns
seem to prefer to snfftlr and be msde" miser-
i. Able by Isdisrestion. Constipation. Pizzinees.
slfW and this to l,e directly traceable to-
&Diicn vnaaizer.frnaTanteed to core them, hclass leyislalion. find many
O
in
mous old Thaddeus Stephens ap
pear our friend.
His record also shows he en
dorsed National Banks.
I will voto the Democratic State
ticket because 'the platform and
candidates of that party more tru
ly represent reform and Alliance
principles than the hoodlum gang
and visionary projects of the Third
party.
I will vote for Eli as Carr because
(I think) he is the first bona fide
farmer candidate for "Governor' in
the history of our State and is
trne exponent of reform principles
bearing aloft the -people's banner
iii" the Democratic party..
-1 will vote the-National Demo
cratic ticket because the period
that party's rule is the history o
our "greatest prosperity, and be-.
cause it has ever been -the friend
of the masses.' The last Democrat
ic Congress endeavored to give n
free wool,' free bagging, free cot
ton ties, free binding twine aud to
limit. the free importations of the
rich, thereby saving the consumers
of this country about $175,000,000
annually,-but the Republican Sen
ate said No." ' . -
I will vote for Grove r Cleveland
because he saved 33,000,000,00
surplus under a 47 per cent, tariff,
while Harrison Will have S130,000,-
000.00 deficit under a 60 per cent.
tariff: because he has proven him
self to bo a friend of the South ; be
cause he gave us atlean, economi
cal administration; because he. is
the champion- of the masses ; be
cause he-would not allow a Repub
lican House and Senate to crush
and subjugate our people, or to Af
ricanize the South, and because he
is as honest as he is brave. ';
'K united and patient Democracy
is the only hope for the South. -I
see this plaiuly and have tho cdur
age to acknowledge that I tave
jjeen wrong. : ; : . - i
.; - W. II. M AISLES DEB. -
Grimesland, N. C. - .
ted that his MightySmallness I tLU (including the negro, the on
Kiog Pigmy Harrison is expect- lj n Congrw) vpted for the
ed to visit our exposition in Octo- bill. The Congressmen from
ber; Soma of onr txehaner nr many other States having the
exulting over the prospect. If same interests have not stood by
- i
he entire people entertained the I "r
same regard for him as yo scribe Jun10, 1692: The platform
does, he would not feel encour-1 of the Republican rrty is clear
aged to be a candidate for the I and exact in only two points. It
Presidency again. The affection represents the leading issue
between B4n and onr&elf is some- hatred for the South, Lieb taxes
thing like Daniel in tho lion's
9 rrt a a a .
aen. ine lion aiuni care ai
d n for Daniel, and Daniel
didn't care a d n for the Hon.
July 14, 1892: The editor
for the poor. It speaks forcibly
for taxation for the farmers, me
chanics and laborers, exemption
for the rich. High taxes on the
necessaries of 80 per cent, of the
(Marion Butler) of this paper is people, low, or no taxes on the
opposed to paying Union soldiers 1 remainder.
the difference between ereen- On the financial Question the
backs and gold. The Alliance in j equal of any of the leadingMssura
this State is opposed to it. The it is either silent or so confused
last State convention should have I you get no Idea of what It wUhea
adopted a plank to that effect. I to say. Its plank on silver Is a
March 10, 1S92: The execn- grand farce and a deception. It
tive committee of the, Democratic written for but one purpose-party-met
in Raleigh last week to deceive the people. Wall
and decided to hold the next I street dictated that plank. It Is
State convention In that city May J simply a straddle, but leans rath
18. There will be only one con-'ff towards a gold .standard.
N0TICP
Ilylrto of th frwr-r rirra cm la
lia cooatr. ma.V at u AtrU Una 191
tt FraaUiaHafwrVTV Co-art ta it titt
actka &UUU Jo I rfr. A!vrwv
A . a. Jack Wlao aa1 thrx. i aill.
st 13 o'clock M-. li txtix lb flr djy
Cotirt. mr-l at lh Cuart lt9 dant la
lotnr5, N.C,l tt a'.jcit ti-lT
at patli aactloa. tL tr tormliut
tract or fatU cf licl lytAf aa4 bci
Iff "TiciCUa loaair, rocatf of
Frsaktia nd ljfs' cf Nafta CarvUaa.
Sod drrritwl a fc-ilrs wit:
lt. A I t cf Uad a.lMalajf U
Uad cf CaarU rrry ai LL Ua4 ai
Ic-iiM u Jak Wta(a for a rart aU
booraJ, kaowa aa W. No. 1 la ta
arrry roltj V. N. Falrt cja la-
la jr 3i.a acf.
?sl. A UA cf Ual aJW4Iax tW
ld i4 CaarV-e Vwrrj, T. It. Wki'.akrr
sal UA Nov a, karaa I t No. 3ta kl
fjr7, ciataax 1HH er.
3 I- A M f Ual lya -oa ti f irmt
t!f atla'.&x Vil'.uta Caaaa
dy. T. H. Wjuukr, iL M No. S. aa4
Jark Wliwa" Kto-Vr-!. kaoa a
M No. S ia i ftirtvy, atd cvulala
4'h. A Jot 4 Uai al) ala CLarWa
rfTT. ljlt o Tar ritr al ll IUn.
Ul aa i trilw rv1. kaa a
J-4 No 4 la aaiJ Knr aa4 c-ala;aiaa
U3H aT.
Ail IK Ufl l cf Ua4 ar
rkr cf Lh luc. cf Ul Cil It
ak WUu&aa tjr LttrraasiftLr. Jak
wla(oa.aJkaoaat Wr4 tract.
rlatanf MfifT wul t W-ia at Lb
oSn rf Um aaXrrirad yarLUa d
tirinjt to mrm th a.
Tmcaalt H cal. t!aac ta ti
tryjotLa. twfrrrrvl rariaaat to t
d'Ocws tr aoc tnajr a rfrtit
Sold by Thomas &, A vcoeke'Louisbnrir.aiid
l. u. Jojner, l' rajitiiBtoii.JN.4;.
more Republican', oppressions but
vention. This will nominate the
candidates .for the' State oGces
t
and elect delegates to the Nation
al convention. . The convention
will meet earlyln order to give
farmers a better chance to attend,
as they , will bo less busy then
than in June. . .
Dec. 17, 189U Those who
know anything about the 'Alli
ance know that It is not and can
never be a political party, for the
In fact it Is In favor of gold, but
wishes to catch the silver vote.
LIFE, STRENGTH AND HEALTH.
Ar&LtanccL. Fli Feb. 17, U30.
Meaara. Upptnaa Broc, Eat aa&ab. Ca.t
Dear Sir I will write to taforta yoa
that I aSict-l with tlond dWuo,
a A aa-
I trieu ot tlW ci " aal it rara
me no relief. I vm ia bd n rvatha.
1 trid promlRat phytic iaaa, aad Xtej
coQid not florwinj ao. I o yourr
adf rtlarwot of T. P. P. la tlia Ara-
lachlcola TicnCaad thocrht 1 woald
day it should attempt to be, it trVlt, Tt bottla I kroibt retAa
f rma Jar c-f aal. T- rrtaiad till
parctsjw sy U mU.
V.&.Zi'UVlLUCvm'r.
Sef t if. 172. t
North Caaousa PmnlLnCocaty.
T. J. Jakoa.. aL J Ham.
It mrvmrnt la tW aaUcftrtioa af fl
rMtf iit Lmrw tU !. kXa Jca0.
K.1 tar. Jaaa Miitl Ynr.
IVttni4 TwaJ'rw a4 Kr l-tiwr,
Mmu la tkf raw. r j Vr 4 A-
tr4rwt br lWlrt tat tav rvr at
IV at tn of lUSnrvot CVoti lac
Fraakha roay a iW Tta UoXr a.V
ta rt Uk4 ia IWMiW at
IM tW mtitiiiii U I W tiklt J M IW
Mm! aVaiaa.ial in 1 it-aa w.
k. a. mwiuum, c a r.
LOOK AT TBS.
Wanra hereto !av.
tor tuaincswa. If your
and ready
would- die. This its enemies;
know, hence they are very anx
ious for it to gire np its great
work and objects-and descend to
the level of a political madiine.
aereo or vljht, sad, oh, bow pod I frrj.
1 bare beea op arrr siara aM it rajr
baint lemhr IBpertrr. I n mar
fioblUhtMa tf Jt9 dVSr. I bate la
orm ray frial that P. P. P. U life.
betlth saJ airenrtli. ?t. P. Iioccs.
rVM br draoct'ta pfteral atorea.
al
... i DnjtgUtA,bataDoaa. U
livo asotner party macbines do,
but the Alliabce would be de
feated, its true work stop and its
missionjfail. . . "-.
July 12, 16D2: 'In the -last is
suCrof the "Caucasian" we said
that the "man nominated aud the
views held by him. meant, more
than the wording of thepal'orm
ho stood on; and that therefore
the nomination of Hon.Elias Carr
for Governor meant more for the
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfi i cause of reform than the strou-.
Orrtcs or J . 8. TLm ixoxd. y
Jlea-ra. Llrfnua Droa Saranaah.Ga.t
'While ia fsa Antonla.. Teta, lt
prlnp, I w your altertirtnent r4 p.
P. P. la the ptper for the enre of rbeo
matim. and tbonbt I wqH try br
finding jk b irrrat rrlif f rota h. oa
rat retnm bmim I ba-i rav drorl. Mr.
John KrCleilan. to order ra a ap;lr.
AfleaUkinfr. 1 tblnk Uabttlre. I bae
not bad a pa:n r aa ar-be "inc. prkoa
to that I ecIIVred for tweaty-flta year,
apd molt not the latt baef.t as'itI
tried P. P. P sod tberrfore. take pUa
cre la reccascixiinr tt to all.
. , " Ytara traly.
CaRRLGE,
BUOQY,"
OR IValGOX
Needs repair, yon ciin ctt it r.eatiy
and promptly executed. If too
Uh a ntt and
STYLISH VEHICLE
Of any kind, aracanfirabbyoti at
hort notice. We a ill oiao carry a
foil Una of .
Coffins and Caskets
All faneral order will bare ozr pe
aonal attretioo andatll I proatpt
ly ntteoded to, day ornlht.
CALL AND fxi:il US.
at the iiiNirrr.nn stand.
Respectfully,
- J. W. WILUAIIS i CO.