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- JVa'ai Allwce-U. L.rollc. prcsidi-nt,
J .rth l.-imiina ; II. L. Lronck; vice-jm-si-il-nt,
I)S.kt.ir J. H. Turner. sccn-Jnry-Groria;
J. F. Willetts, let-torcr,
K;in9at. . '
Iff-Marion Dutljcr, prwi.dcnf.
It rtnsev. Salislyiry
4 hiwdA IJoHnly-te?. MiHcr, prescient,
JJlrtrJcmer ; M. Ii. Hitchio, fiicrutary. Saw !
ireUl CouMyiv M. Parks, pri-sicnr,
tatellle; M. K. Hamsey, scc-retary;
'MoinifesVilik
: " C'MrfuX Coh n A. Fi Hilemnn, presi
.jnt. C.n.-onl; Dr. J. S. LafTtrty, secie
'iary, Conrortl, '
tB7. 'C&mnfv1 - S. "Orern. president,
Jinv-s; V. A. Lindsay .secretary, Tliomas
Viilr. . - , '
I Catatrha Count'jS. T. Wilfon- -prcsi
-fji-nf. Newton; J. F. Jltrman, geentary
If. C iMoriit Press Association.
OficersJ. . namzey, prcrifont; Marlon
ntler, vke-prc$ident; W. S. Barnes, see-
fetttry
rArEiw.
Progresslre Farmer, State Organ,
tJauiasliin.'
);ural iiome. ' !
Ciro:inAWi'atnimnr,
amnerHAflvoc:U.o, .
MounUIn Home-Journal,
Palel?n, N. C.
tninton. N. C.
, - Wilson, N. C.
Salisbury, N. c:.
Tarlioi p, N. C.
Ashevllle. N.C.
Ooidsboro, N. v.
Trinity College, N.-c.
Alliance Heniioei, -Coontrj
Llt
Mercury, i ' .
HlcKory,
t , I . . XT "t
J5acA of the above-named papers are re
quested to keep the list standing on the first
.' page and add others, provided they are duly
elected. Any paper failing to advocate the
rcata platform will he dropped from the
Vsl promptly. Our people can noru see
lhat paperg are' published in their interest.
The--Conference Platform.
The following i? a correct copy of
the platform adoptoil1 at St. Louis b'
the labor conference:
1 V -
.. . : ; FINANCE. .1
J. We demand. a national currency
safe, sound and flexible issued by
Hie en ral government only; a full
. ier d tender for all debts, public and
jirivatefjmd without Hie use of "Banlc-'
ing corporations; a just and equitable
r ineans of circulation, at a tax not to
exceed two per cent, ns set forth in the
1 sub-treasury pbin of the Farmers' Al
1 1iari'xor some better system; also, by
payments iri the 'discharge of its obli
gations forpublic improvements.
' a. We demand free and unlimited
corn aire o
' 5. 'We demand the amount of cii
cnlating merlium to be speedily-, iu
creased to not less than SuO per capita.
' c. Ne "demand a graduated income
lax. l
d.Vfc lieliave that the money of the
treasurjshould be kept as much as
- possible in the hands of the people,
and hence we demand all. National and
State revenues shall-be' limited to the
necessary expenses of government,
economically and honestly administered.
e. VVe demand that Postal Saving
Jianks be established; by the govern-
" inent for the safe deposit of barn in gs
of-the people and faeilite exchfinge.
LAND.
2.. Your ' sulxioni'.nittea upon the
and plank, 4eg to submit to your ap.
pravnl the following:- The land, in
cluding'all natural resources of wealth,
lis the heritage of all people, and should
Hot' le 1 monopolized for speculative
purposes and alien ownership of land
should be prohibited. All lands now
held by railroads and other coporations
in excess of their actual needs and all
. lands noV ownetl by aliens should be
reclaimedjl)y the Government and held
for actual settlers only.
: , TRANSPOKTATION
, Trauspoitajtion being a means
of defence aud public necessity the
Government should own and operate
roads in the interest, of tho-people.
J a. The telegraph and telephone,
" like the postal system, being a necessity
for the transmission of news, should be
owned and operaU-'d by the government
in theJnteresrof the people. E.
' While some parts of, "the above ad
dress may eem at a mere glance to
make partisan political distinctions.
jet ifpon careful study one will clearly
se? that it is non-partisan, and further,
will e impressed with thi? truth of its
promises, and the ability of the coni-
. mitten who frametl it.- It was adopted
with only a few dissenting votes, and
the platform was adopted unanimously,
and received with great applause. The
conference having completed its work
as a representative body, and adjourned
sine die.
' . i
LEMON ELIXIR
its Wonderful Effects "on ths Liver,
- Stomach, Bowels and Kidneys.
For.Biliousncss, Constipatioa and Ma
laria, take Lemon. EiLxir.
FAr f digestion, - Sick and Nervous
Headache, take Lcinon Elixir.
1 For ' Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
- Jleiirtfailure take Iemon Elixir.
. ' For Fevers, Chills and Debility take
-Leioon Elixir; f'
Ladies; for natural and through organic
regulation; take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley'a Lemon Elixir will not
fail you iuaii v of t he above named dis
eases, all of which aiise-from a torpid oi
diseased liver, . stomach, -kidneys- oi
bowels.' ' ' " '
' Prepared only by Dr. H. JloIey, At
lanta, Ua." 50c. and $1 bottles at diu -
. Aists. . ; . -
J i A Prominent Minister' Writes."
After ten yeai-s of great sulferihg fioar
lndigeslion, with great nervous prostra
tion, biliousness, disordered kidneys and
conslipation, I have heeu cured by Dr.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir and atn now a
well man. Itev. C C. DaYis,
:- -.. -Eld.M. E. Church South,
; No. 23 Tatnalt t. Atlanta, Ga
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castortai
Jo? batawl,,: V.-l'res.. E. P. Penu-k,
Imwoorl; Sfrctary and treasurer, i-f-
,-; .' ' V
J - CCntlnuwl from first page. , ;
forts to bring about a ccs;tion tof
these cruel persecutions!! tho domin
ions of the Czar and to secure to th
oppressed q'a! rights.
.We extend our profound and earn
!ir ifiose lovers .'.'of free-
don, who are struguling for home
rule and the jireat cau?e'if focal 'self
government in Irelitnd. - - i
Sec. 12. We heartily approve all
legislative efforts to prevent the United
"States'from being .used as a dumping
ground for the known criminals
and professional paupers of Europe,
and we demand rigid enforcement ;of
laws against China immigration or im
portation of foreign ; workmen under
contract-- to "degrade - American, lnbor
and lessen its "wages, but we c.rndenin
and denounce any and all attempts to
restrict immigration of the industrious
and worth v xi foreign lands;
'-Sec; 13. This convention renews the
expression of appreciation of patriot
ism of ti e soldiers of the Union in the
war for its preservation, and we laye r
just and iiieral pensions for' all dis
abled Union bldieistheir widows and
dependents, but we demand that the
ork of the pension office shall be done
industriously, impartially and honestly.
We denounce thejiresent administra-,
Lion of that office, as iucoinpetentcor
rupt, digracefuL and dishonest.
Sec. 14. Tiie Federal Government
should care for and improve the Mis
sisippi river and other, graat water ways
of the republic sois to. secure for the
interior States easy and cheap traspor
tation to the tide water. Vvhen any
water way of the public is of surKcient
importance to demand aid of the Gov
ernment such aid " should jc extended
to definite pjan of continuous work 'Un
til permanent improvement is received.
Sec. 15. For the purposes' .of Na
tional defenses and the promotion of
commerce between -the States, we re
cognize the early construction oftheNi
"carauga canal and its protection rgaiirst
foriegn control as "of great i importance
to the United States.
Sec. 10. dtecogijizing the World's
Columbian Exposition as a Xa'ional un
dertaking of vast importance, iii which
the general government hns invited
the -co-ojieration of powers of the world
and appreciatingtheacceptaiic-i in many
of -such -power. of the invitation ex
tened und the broadest libera! off rfs bc-
ing Tuadely them to contribute to the
grandeur of the undertaking, we-areof
)piniou that Congress should make
such necessary financial appropriation
as shall berequisite to the mainlenanbe
of the National honor and public faith.
Sec. 17. Popul rr education-being the
only sale b '-sis of popular suffrage, we
recommend to the several States mere
liberal appropriations for public k hools.
Free tommon -schools are the. bnrsefy
of g iod government, and they; have al
wiiys received the fostering care of the
democraric party, which favors every
means of increasing intelligence,1 Free
dom of education being an esselntjal bl
civil and religions liberty as jwcll lis
necessity for the dejelopmentjif intel
ligence, must n()t be .iiiterfertid with
under any pretext whatever. We ure
opposed to State interference with pa
rental right and rights of conscience
in the education ot children as! ah in
fringement of the fundamental dob
trine that the largest individual liberty,
consistent with the rights ot others, in
sures the, highest tvpe of our citizen
ship and the best government. M
Sec. 18. We approve the action of
the present House of Representatives in
passing bills for th admission into the
Union as States of the Territories of
New Mexico and Arizona, and we f u
vor , the iarly admission 4 jif ; iai!
Territories having necessary population
and resources to admit them ti State
hood and wliilo l hey remain Tomories
we hold th;;t officials appointed ti ad
minister the government of any Terri
tfry, tt get her with the District' of
Columbia and Alaska. .should he Un&n
Hide residents ()f-th 'fVr.-;tvrv n;..
tncf in which their duties ar to be
performed. The "democratic party Ue
lieves in , home" rule an I rrmtr.,1 i,f
tilt -ir own afl.nrs by the-penj
vicinage." .
of lfi(
See. la Wo favor
lecislatlio!! bv
Congress and State "Legislatures! to pro
tect the lives and limbs of railway eui-
We've heard of a Woman
k who said she'd walk five itniles
to get a bottle of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription if : she
(couldn't get it without. That
'woman had tried it. And it's
a medicine which makes itself
felt in toning up ;the system
and correcting irregularities aa
soon as, its use is .begun! J
1 Go to your drug store, pay
a dollar, get a bottle anil try
jc try a second a third if
r necessary. Before the
one's; .been taken you'll
that there's-a remedy to
you. Then you'll kec;
and a cure, '11 come.
third
on
But if you shouldn't feel the
help, should be disappointed
in the results you'll fmd a
guarantee printed on the bot
tie -wrapper, that 11. get
money back for you.
How many women are there
who'd rather have the money
than health? And " Favorite
Prescriptions,, produces health
Wonder is . that there's j hi
woman willing tcysuer When
there's a" guaranteed remedy
in the nearest druc: store- J !
j . ; - ! M I
Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate
me Stomach, Liver and Bow-
.l3i iMild and "effective
tdnvi-s .-mil those of olhcr hazardous
transportation conipanie.and denounce
the inactivity of the rrpublican party
mid particularly the republican Senate
for causing ;the defeat of the meas
ure's beneficial to this class of wager
workers. - , -:
Sec. 20. We are in favr of enact
ment by States of laws f(r abolishing
the notorious s wealing ! system, for
abolishing contract convict labor and
for prohibiting the employment in fac
tories of children under 15 jTear.s of
age. ' - "
Sec. 21. We are opposed to all sump
tuary laws as an interferance with the
individual rights of citizens.
Sec. 22. Upon this statement of
principles and policies the democratic
party asks the intelligence and judg
ment of ' the American people. It
asks a change of 'administration and
change of party, in order that there
may be a change of system and a
change of methods, thus assuring the
maintenance unimpared of institutions
under which the llepnblic Iras grown
great and powerful.
From Miranda.
Correspondence or the Watcnman.
iMr. Editor, if you will allow me
space in your paper "I will write a tew
lines.
i was riding along the railroad one
day last week, and living serine distance
from a raii road I never thought of the
train, and hearii g a rumbling I
thought, like Mack itobbins, that the
crisis was upon hie, that Gideon's
whole army was coining, but it was
the train. If I could have had Jake
Warner's gun I would have shot it.
It made about as much noise as some
of those plutocratic editors and not
having, bui two coaches it looked like
one of them, a very small affair.
I want to insert the following ad
vertisement and reward: "Lost: A
gang of democratic angels. When
last' seen. they were flying the direction
of -the Alliance camp. -A 20 reward
will be paid for their return to the
managers of the democratic club."
Stay at home Jake, the bird law is
out till fall.
We sfe and read a good -deal- about
demonetized silver. Mr. Editor, what
party first demonetized silver?
I bought a dozen pearl buttons for
fifteen cents, what p. irt of that amount
did Mr. Tariff get? '
Mr.-EditOi", I saw one of thes little
county plutocrats, and I tell you-on
first sight. I thought it w.-.s one of Gid
eon's band, but 'I -soon found out that
he could say "Grover," and "J. P. CV
Now Mr. J. P. C, you are getting
there, but if you are as far from the
White House as Grover is you never
will get there. God bye forever.
Grover.
As am not a ni'-mber of the Alli
ance I will not say much but, it living,
will boon hand (lie 8ih day oi' Nov
ember , with .njv feet crosswise "on the
Ocal'a platform..
Brother laborer, stand firm, be im
movable. Miss Mary Davan.lt, of Barium
Springs, and Miss Temp Smoot, of
Statesville, are visiiiiig relatives near
Miranda,
We are having very fine seasons.
Peaches and apples are very scarce, but
the blackberry crop will be tine.
Wheat is about harvested and is a very
fair crop. The crop of plutocrats will
ho short. There are a few sleeping
but most of the people haye their eyes
open. Ramblek.
IJear Poplar Letter,
Correspondence of the Watcinnan.
The congregation of St. Luke's
Evangelical Lutheran-Church was very
agree.-.bly surprised on bsst Sunday
morning when it discovered that Lev.
J. D. Slrirey, of Nnrth Carolina Col4
Ie2e, accompanied by his wife, was on
the church -ground. At the request of
Pastor Crjnk, lie v. Shirey preached to
the waiting congregation.- All seemed
delighted to-hear again another of this
man's excellent? sermons.
Professor Shirey is out looking for
youn;
who
want
m education, and
all wh o wi-h to attend a good school
will d(i well to see him or write to him
at Mount Pleasant, N. C. When you
decide to go to North Carolina College
make up your mind to be good. There
has been enfepgh rock-rolling and such
like misehievoiu behavior withjn its
walls.
We would, not be surprised to see
another professor at any time. We do
not know whether he will bring his
better half or not. Be that as it may,
we will gladly welcome him too, as we
understand he is drumming for young
ladies. We would advise him fo lose
no time, as our young ladies are marry
ing at a rapid rate One of the
alumni of the college has been seen
within the bounds of St. Luke's church
who had never been in this vicinity
before. Rev. C. L. T. Fisher, of Mt.
Pleasant Female Seminary, is the iren-
tleman alluded to as being in search cf
young ladies who wdsli to obtain a good
education. See him when' he comes
around and be ready ib go. I can as
sure you that at the seminarv vou will
find one of the best and most agreeable
corps of teachers to be found in any
college. Jesse Mti.Tiru.
June 22J.-1S92.
A Little Girl's Experience ia a Light
house. .
Ir. and Mrs. Loren Trescottare keep
ers of the government lighthouse at Sand
uuacn, xwieiugan, are; uieseu witn a
daugbtnr four years old. Last April she
was taken tiown w ith Measles, followed
by a dreadful eough anjd turning into a
Fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her, but in vain, phe grew worse
rapidly, until she was a .mire handful of
nones. J lieu she tried; Dr. Kitc's New
Discovery and after the ue of two and a
half bottles, was completely cured. They
say Dr. King's New Discovery is worth
us weigni, in goiu, yvx, you may get a
trial bottle free tit Klultz Pc Co.'s dniL'
I 7- - 1-1
felo:e.
3Icoliiig of Coiiutj' Atli.ajjc
Rowan County Alliance will meet
at the fair ground, near Salisbury, on
the .14th of Juh 1892, and will con:
finue in session two days. All county
officers will be elected on that day.
All. sub-secretaries should ?end in dues
and reports, 'at an early day, to the
the county secretary and also a "dupli
cate 'report to the cliairinan of"the exe
cutive committeeso as to enable the
auditing committee to have their re
ports ready in good-time
'No-business other than the regular
routine will be before the meeting.
', Jesse W. Miller,
Pres. County Alliance.
Bear 'Poplar, N.C, June'22, 'J2.
From Rowan Academy.
Correspondence of tiie Watchman.
The people are through harvesting.
The corn crop is promising.
It js something new to see -our
country ladies taking evening riles.
It. is a very healthful exercise and
should be encouraged. Tiie Alliance
mast have put them lip to it.
The women and children's day will
be held at Union church next Sunday.
The fore part of the day will be devoted
to. the children and the afternoon to
the woman's missionary society.
Mr. Harvey Ifolshouser will preach
at St. Luke's Jieform church, as a sup
ply, during the two months vacation.
It is ridiculous to hear - some people
talk about what has caused hard times.
Some say it is caused by the lazy
farmers not halt working, that they sit
about the stores whittling dry goods
boxes, and wanting everything divided
out equally, and a good man7 other
things of that kind. S..rae say the
farmers are too extrayagant;.others sty
the redaction of the tartii" through the'
democratic party will givo the farmers
all the relief they in el it' they' w iii
just wait. Tlten I wished for Jake
Warner.aud his gun. I say we are all
suffering from the cursed robbery that
has been forced upnu us by our law
makers. Now, brethren, let us elect
our friends to otiice and be sine they
are cur friends b'-fore voting tor them.
iM. P.
Jniw? 25: h, 1SC2. '( '
BucMen's Arnica Salv?.
The host . salvo.! n tho'" world for Cuts,
Bruises, fc?ores. 5salt Kiteum, Ft-ver Sores,
Tetter, (.'happed Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Kt oidions, and posi
tively cures files tr io i;iy re(aiie.i. ll
is guaranteed to trive )er!'eet saiisl'aetion
or money refunded. .Priced-") cents per
box. For sale by T. F. Xluttz e'e Co.
A sec.ientis't states that in the course
of si bout 0,0 '(.),( HX) years from iov the
forces at work m the 'earth' wi 1 have
compi teiy h-'.i e d sun'sn-e. n fh-!1
1 here 'v,,: n-. m r -e
C'li'inriits ir. its ; :v
i ... 1 : .... ' .. i. ; i .: i
t.: V 1 ' -. All
I he laud will !:
iVe i ,- 1 1 1 WiisiieU do' n
into the st-a, v. l-.icli wil. t-K ii covi r :di
with a walerv mantel and r-niU'i i;H
possiile ?u:v life excr;t that whie'i can
exist witliout dry laud.
end j)rtser:b iiwith fr.it satisfartrnu f;jr the cutl-s cf cil
f-nns tin! Pt-ir- rt I'-p.vv S-H".iar7 and T-irtlirv
rriTsfiik'.a ei-i 'd i1. p. K n a JDJ2nli'i u-nibiuaiiiii.
r-Tpiiiii., iihilaiu l..i-a::;-a.;m, 6:ri:iuljus Ulcers
I--!, C.ksjjlar Bri-!l:n5, U!::-Jtnitun!. Ilsisrl, 'ii
Chrorlc liuf ill'1- bve rt-i;'si- all tnst. .. nt, Cetsrrh,
ETi r? fn. to S5F5r?
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GORES
cioammg properties ox r. r. r., rncuy aus iross iuot
m u n'ii!um.
msm Bsffss
IIPP2AN rrcpibtsrs.
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Sold by T. F. KiXTlY. & CO.
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way
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remedy la at ycuy Iiand ?
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Tr32pecc2ilyTcmcvoall tl'J.3 t-.oublc,
cnaaiovuntoeat r.talu)??;: yotu- ioo, j
prcvcr.j liead-clio and tiiiyrrrt az
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curia! l.1oi, 1'. :er, .1 H.nJ, ctr., etc.
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The frdlowjng preaiuiAte and nsolu
t ions were passed, unanimously at the
district convention of the People's
partv, in Ptision at Salisbury,-June 10;
VnEii?A3, It. has p'eised Alniighh
Grkl in Hisl allwise providence to re
move from our midst the true leader and
worthy' resident of the National
FiUiuers' Alliance and Industrial
Union, Col, L. L. Polk;
llesohed, That, we humbly submit to
the divine will md offer our sincere
sympathy td the bereaved family and
th ord'-r;
j'csoictid, That in this sore nftliction
W(5j hiive sustsuned a great loss, but be
liei ing tlv'.t God wilrguide us to select
another upon "whom the mantle will
fall. , ' : ';
tV.Wm, That we Ik? not discour
aged by hi-! removal but press forwsnd
till we shsdl have accomplished the
noble.:work for which ha so zealously
and earnestly labored.
iteOolml, That' a copy of these reso
lutions be sent. to the Progressive
Fiirmer and Carolina - Watchman
with request to fuiMish, and that all
reform papers be rcqm sted to publish;
and thsit .i copy be sent to his bereaved
family. -
A. SI. Hunter,
; It. W. Banker,- i n
W. W.Euwin,!00"1'
A. C. SlILTFORD,J
A Word to Ferry Owners.
Crorespondencc of tho Watchman.
I have time and again heard of per-
Uoiis being drowned by tle horse back
ing out of the boat, and 1 always think
it is a gresit pity, and especially so,
when it could be prevented very easy.
Every ferry boat should have a dr p
gate at each end fastened with hinges
at the bottom so that it can drop down
in the boat and let the vehicles' run
over it; then it can be rai-ed about as
easy as to pic!i up a stick. If" it is
made about, two feet high 'and fastened
by two short chains like braces so it
can go far enough back to secure its
slamlihg, it would be impossible to
back a vehicle out of the boat, and
wobld le but little trouble to the ferry
in an.
I do not consider a ferry boat safe
without something like this. Will
ferry owners' con.-ider this matter and
make their boats s;if before we bear of
siiuhii nn l.iIii.r li.,l-,l i.nf ,,f 4 U
11 i( uncUt out ot t io
.
1?
r T - 1-m-v
boat and drownod
Will kin-' is sud to !o the best, ox or-
j. i ' , , -i " lt
c!S( tor . oral si workers, and under the
i-nscrntable workisiirs- f an al!-v. ise
;ir ji t ro u j aiivunnr else. 'ew i one
tfi 1 it- r r r
I Icy it Id.
''1-ir't i d e a hundred words a niiu
ut e.1" s iid .tin stenographer. ''I (ifteii
!;die more than that," reni;!vked xl.i
(M,er in mmtowiii! e.ree'it, '.ait then I
have to. I'm man led:-
i,vf e a. ( n'-i iX'U ''rdtc r.duo.islinir
ill ls3-
lssi); !, I (. iiac li'liy a:T 'ci(ii with :.aUui.il
: liio'f-i , ft i ,i i l.-ii. ,siiv.i 1.11.V ti. ilt t tir s-.o.i r !
! lv SI. v i i .1 t fl". . ii i t-v - ; 1 1 ' : r. .1 t . ' i n . v
' 1- :,'s, ind : oiiiii .-..-eiiifd in' -iVc 'u rnVinma Ve l':f
i tin! ii 1 O . ; ix u a l-.ts of it. it.- ii., walclt cured mo
e.anviv."
A sp;j;(; ..ikdr iXE.
TNt-jrui!')? so fftl"iol'ms as P. I. C. for a. s;rn$r
lueaK-inv at uat se.i.-n:t, and toi tum up. lnvijfu-
ratlili,'. and as a .tr -niruifner and .ipj.eUz-r tike
1. V i'. , It. will llii-o.v olT M il iri i. an t pat ou in
-o iditioa. I'., i' V. iiUu' 1 1 st. ,uiii inedi-
rin!';ia t!a' A'Orl 1 ;'or (UifoiviiL aihiii-iits tiie sj.sLL!ii
l.i il lli- to !u ia
.11 a:
! i-.rKa-so;o.-. .h:.:i:i vru tums. i mv :es. i iccr
i on;l i iilu :i ..i m hi' D I I i i ( I ir.t t- ft 1 I .inij
it: n t ou no, -i h 'mi i 1.1.1.4 diKi mo i : r
of i"; i". 1". (i'n -.;i' .VsU, loi; . 1 1 .rid i'oiassi iin.
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A ?ro l -iprln'' niedk'ine is V i. !'.. Hie rro; t-H
.11 v. :. i" 1 i 1 ,1 l- 1 n - n it. 1 1 1 da v 1 a 1 1 rt tvn 1 j.p iii
I onrili ! i ii l.aa w n! I is nolsor n,'oid(: In
thi.i city ,viiciv ;i i s in uei!' iL-iure l can u Klify.
When Dabj was rick, we gave her ( asioria.
When the was a Child, she cried for t'astoria
Vhen she lxca;r.e Jliss, sho c'.nng to Castoria.
Wlien bhe had Children, she ga-j them Catoria
Y.?miv; if Norlli CardlES.
s J
Trislriirtioii i ; oflVrcd in fuv.r "V.cv. conrsrs
c i l. i,- . , y. ,Z',. ,,, .t .. ,i
Kpce.ial eouriC. ana in law, i.tc ncine and cn-
ptn(icrir:ir. a iie I-afiilty includes twenuy
tcaclicr.-t. t-'cholar.-iiiis and loan funds arc
available, for ni'O.ly voting nr.ai of talent and
i-har.tctcr. Tie.! next session begins Sept. 1st.
Kor ca-alotrtie with full inforaiatioa, address
HlKSIDEXT WINSTON, -Chanel Hill, N. C.
Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Verticals and Horizon
tal of
VEHTIGU PISTON.'
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.Advice to WoiiEir
If you 'would protect yourself
lrem Paintui, rroruse, scanty,
- Suppressed or Irregular Men.
; struation you must use .;,
BRADFIELD'S
PEMALE
REGULATOR-
- - CUrterstille, April 28, lSStt.
Thi3 'rtHl certify tliat two members of my
".Immediate faodly, after havmg gcfferal for
years from ?Ienlraal Irresrularltr,
being treated without benefit by physicians
" were at lensrth coropletelfliuredby one bottle
of Bradfictd's t'emale llinlator. Its
effect is truly womderfuL J. VV , Strasq,
Book to " WOMAN "-mailed FREE, which cootalM
valuable Information on all female diseases.
BRADFI ELD REGULATOR CO..
ATLANTA, GA.
TOR SALE BY ALL DJtUGGlSTS.
A Household Remedy
FOR ALL -
BLOOD'.SKIBS
DISEASES
Ootanic Blood Balsa
UCt i r-o SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT
vUrgS RHEUM. ECZEMA, every
form of malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be
. sides being effcaclous in toning up the
system and restoring the constitution.
when Impaired from any cause. Its
almost supernatural healing properties
Justify us In guaranteeing a cure, if
directions are followed.
OCUT CSCC . ILLUSTRATED
OCfl I rllCCi 4,Bok f Wander."
BLOCD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga.
4 ' -
Simple in Construction.
Permanent in Duration.
Easily Applied. Its Skill
ful Use Quickly Learned.
The Klcetropolbe Is an instrument for tiie
CUR' OF DISFASt
WITHOUT iitDStlii E.
BASED on new th-ovi.-s or l lie .Muse.iin-l cure of
di,-,i,.-. it Mih th- oleeirieal ..nd magnetic
' in ! iu- a? :;i -.s-iiu r. ';' r-'illiiy i li oiuiuions i t .
l-''iVT
i wi t It not n rti . it,. i isK.'.siJ-la. oii;ii.v im
. I paired viuiiiv. Tii.-li;.vlro:ts,-eo..sta,)l'..vd!
! to -ii.- UMi.i. v.v. unly assists Xture."i .v.fw
a 4 -"-iir rxik. df.-crnnntr t re tmenr, :int eon-
t:iniu,' trsfrniOiil-.tl.s I'li in all sectior'S al tor the
m 01:111 ' 'Hcs miii vi nw. A.:dn-s r
1 t. TLANTIC HLECTHOPOISE CO..
; vas:uiKt.ou. p.c- cuu-u-stoii,H. c, Aii.iut.vGa!
Ilforl-iinKf An I i?a Inn fln
iiaSlllIlMluIl -JL1I8 IH 00.
STATniENT.
JANU.VKY l.ST, i.v92.
Assets,
iii'SiT (.-; 4i;r (u u iv.-. . . i .
Sla'seLu- I 1 n-r r.
a!! ii.il.iiiti:-?!.
t., lilKl
1 r.0.12.")'J0 ?.:
l i.7-;;i.g:ii
l:i-i'rati-c, IrSfM. -
()ut--t:i;idiiifr I ii ? ura'. i c.
riO..".s;.i;2
1'ai i i'n'.ifv-liolilers- in
I'ai I IVluy-lioi.k'i-j .-hiee or
l.i iT.ooo
ganization,
2f) ('. !."."): 4
2,i.8l,4:i5 74
; Income, lS'.M
i
i Assets Invc.totl ais Fallows:
i
j Loan? seeurtd Lv inoitajjes on
: i .. t p , t'.n n j ini 0'
I N' cw Y
- ..... ,
orfc tat
l.ood.t.
2'7l.H32 50
n,.0Uhn W;ul-r l.ond.;,
' '
144.000
; lO.HUd
t ,. . .
1 ' w
( Loan? to lN!'u-v-loSders orr Co.'s
i i'o!i' :c.:. -' ' -
-ih,..0oi
501813 23
21708 "
41G,0C7 77
ailaf. ral loans,
I Ca-Ii in h.ir.k and tru.-t Co.'?,
I Iiitcrett acrna-d, jireiniunis lc-
i'crred and in Iraiuit, etc.,
hr.
$Ht,4"i3I3S 78
r ."jrtaicies and otlier partitaibirs, address
ifi i). -ijlak;:,
Special District Agt.,
UaUigli.N.C.
TTrnTT 3 FACE CFJEAM. The leu
L AiVU t3 Ing i'.oi.-sl .n c hniriiri'ir Abso
lut cl !i a :n s-; and a , pf'rfi rl t.uvn Iw.mHtier. A
ii:!st-cljrs iu(.-al..-aiit. -sold by Ic.dlnj: dr.
.sts.
'CiRfn QORH A P1C NTH can
' IP I J h) wor!. 1 1 for us I'.
Ve m;'.de
- ; i rn-i who c .n i arais'.i a lia-M-and ilvo tie i. whole
rsons ere
j i roittabuv einpioy'i d rlso. A lev var.am-le3 In
t rtvns atl t ia!i. s I!. V . .lOiiNSON C'O , 2(5tll and
Malu street, lUch:nond, Va
flAT) rpj? ' P c PS J fj Is t he safest reme
UillbAjM i5 U t r woak digestion, o n
b i.ikcu by i lie .sinall.sl c'alld. For sale by lead
every variety and
ovular Ilorisontal istcrir
Fir-"' :'. w.ir jrl
The most simple, durable and
in the market for, Mines,
Refineries, -Breweries Factories,
r ire uuiy and general manuiacuiriiti;
purposes. OElTBend for Catalogue.
A S CAMERON STEAM POMP -
.' ' - ' -.'-...'
"Bielini ha & fiiaviiifiC'
UJ? In effect J
jsournuorsD.
-."' , j- . - -'
' v. au'hnirnd ,
Uurr pviue
-, Kcyswtilo...... ........
Ar. lanytUv..
reonaMr . .i, ; .
Lv. Ooldsboro. .. . ..... f , .
AT. K;llej5r?i
Lv. Uale'gJij. . -I
narh.im............
Ar.Ofeensboro .
f,v. Vlnaton-8alcm .. .. .
Lv. Ort oh!- boro
Ar. 8 tllsbttry: . ....
Ar. StatPsviiic.T.
"Ashevllle
l!Ot Spll:;gS ...
I.v. Saiishviry. ....... ....
Ar. Cl! a rloti r . .'. .
8ranantairg..:
Greenville...:. j.
" Atlanta ..............
Lv, t'li.irio;t......
8 l p w
n p j,
' 4-1. .
i
llnV"
8Cv.
la m
in 4i A 5,
?l 2 s v
.(Ht j n
10 A n
1.
Ir
Ar: coiumbi.i .
Ar. August
NOUTHBOUXD.
Lv, An;,-ust:t
, tkaaibl i
Ar. CHiriotie.....
Lv. A Uautt . . ;vr. .......
At. Charlotte
Lv. Cairlnue-.'..........
Ar.' Salisbury .
Lv. 1'ct SpHrg-i...
" AshetMi-.... ,
" Statesvnie....
Ar. ?.i 'fsbnrju.... .. .
Lv. NiUstur.v
Ar. f.reensioia
Ar. W Ihs'oti-ShU cj.
Lv. O irensboro .........
Ar. nuriiam.. '. ...
- Ifaleijjn...
Lv. l.'.nlf igh. ,,-v..
Ar. f-olrtsi oro. . .... ..
LvrGreensbcro
Ar. Oanrifle.... ...........
' Kevsville ..........
Uiirk-fvine. ... ..
Meamoud.... ...... .
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1 1 ie
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5 ;.--,..!!.
. 12 1-pm
6 Hn i.
t parr except Sunday.
l'!y,
V'asLtnjrton find RotrHwetern VtiSTf5
Red operated between .WasUinRjon i'W
dally. ieavt Washington li. i. jCtn bnrii4
a.-m. Greensboro T.i. a. m., Sa'biiW
Charlotte 9.45 a. m., arrlv. s Ailaiita 5 ' a
tnrnln?. leave Atlatita-t.4op..m., rhurtrttVi j1"
nv. Salisbury M p. m:; Grc'-entboro
08. 9 nnd 12 connect. ot rtlc liniriTvTirr. m'l i
West Point and IJaltlmsre dally txettyaHf
SLEEPIXG-CAU FKUVH E
On Trains 9 a n1 la Pullman V-m-i Siwn( , i?
tween At lanta and New eik; Uiv.ecn ii ,
andAusrusta. - - vu,t,--,i.:.
on ll and 12 Tullman KtifTft Sieciw-ii W- 11
PkhmoiKl and Oiinville anu itu B
'WaaUinjjton fid Knox-viile ta n.-uiv'f ,y-Kn -u
and Ashevlll.', i.nd Tullfnan Hi(iti;:tt l;
W:isli!ngU)u and Atlanta . " " Ay -si
n 9 and 12 iniUman -ruttman Pained .
ears bt tween Hale gl and ruif .; t l'y
E. Bfc.: Kl.f Y." - :'. V,-...H . K: ' j
upoiiinrncnt, ,: ;.-iW.t . :
w. n. oukki. jas. r.:.TAYLiu 'n:
oen. Manager, . Ceiul-,; ! j'
1 Atl.int:), oa. . - --AL'lf,:
Cxll X N 1 fSM!' 1!5 ,?,,!il
lAAlcoilu
li.llt-HHndUsnnd ortaUiuu is.h -f, r '
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U y imaii,l
: . . KH , '(..,. , ;J ..." t
A.S.HEttiO.
1
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ji. ttor aoy .JX. t Xa w-f -
: SAI.ISIil.KY. X. C. . ;
Ofliee in Davis & WilevY 'inirkfituiWifl
' of SI-sli" a,Hl" l.iuiisa.fcrreets.'- 'Wpti
-t: -,suli;el
I'r itiid nud eai el'nl attn.tinii ;ivi h. hmll U. j
i.iirss .fiitru.'ted to.iue. t-t.etUkl uvicUtfiin jjiv J
to rulifftieiis.? '" -.: ' ,' .
JOHN A. Ft A MS AY
-4"
i
Attends to Kail road.' Coiibtitu.lion, urvn. ;
! and lM:i;mg (!' iltal TlC.-'tatt', . Jvitp;,!'-
' Y,'at.-r I'owi-r.-. iJhuif f..r Ue J-i-7-tion "J ' jl
IlWL'Ilii.?. ic; and jitUndj: li'tlieii'ni
all kiliuls o Macim-vy, iuilJinr,
t.? : v
FRG6RESM FARMER
- Oi-in of ihe N. C. -Stafii A'iiiiim:"
Ivliu-d by Col. L. L. Polk, ;.-si..l i.
.1. L- ll:inisMy.' : The paper ,Sviil i
keotTip ti.i lh?; iisu.th-lrigli 'H;ii!'lii!v
Sultfenbe ior it. onl.V'l jer ve.r ii
!ttV;MH'tv-- ' Int! I roresstvei t;iHU'f
a'.'! pu" AVaICIIIIA'N;' will r'Hit
n e w ose r i he i"?l j iTl 'IMTfi r.lN tfi
perst Subseuilie liow. Ahh'-"'"' : '
iMCUUKEsSSlVK -lCAIWtlLU.V'
Caveats, and Trade-Marks oi?taiucd s4 4 riK
eut bcslncss conducted for Wcoesatc ;
Out Omcc n OPpo?iTt 0. 5. f;rrTti?f '' .
tnd we cau tccare fa?it' in luos 'Uiiic-iwi j-,
remote firoai W'ashlnqton. . : r:
- Bead model, drawing- or pTioio., wHa cfr
tloh. We dvino, jf patentaUe (Jr not.
chdrge. Our fear nut one Utl patent 5". m
A. Pamphlet, "How-to OMaiu VztvM. .
names of actual clients ia your tt-'o,tua -ton,
sent free. Address, (
!
- 1
OppPTNT Orricc. WSHiNaTO. Dv
capacity. .
- VERTICAL PLUKOi
- ofTecti
c
Quarriep
Artesian
WORK?
New. York to Xew Orleans. 1s.a,r rWi'n
ton nnd Memphis' vta AtlaDt.a an'i i5ii-h1'r4':-'
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