North Carolina Newspapers

THE WATCHMAIT i3 the Organ of the Farmers' Alliance in 6th and 7th Congres sional Districts. Advertisers, make a note of this. THIRD SERIES.. SALISBURY. N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1892 NO. 48. published !v o fl t v 6VT?;f 1 1 TT1 rti - WAV 6!i O" "n "rnv 6 -Tr i- -' Or- : for Infants and ,.CaFt5r!r. r- vrH adapted to cbUdren that V m as superior toay preccriptioa - ill So. Ozrril Ct.( Brooklyn, II. Y. T , -,, wfi known that it seeir.s a worlc l r"rn' 'r"' -U! ion to endorse it. Few ftwtho ff cy l, t1;1 V bo uo not keep Coitoria New York City. jte ractvr D'ootoinGdalo IiuTorinod Churcii. 1 " 3 . '.iff-t V p 'wt Tnino for your inojicy. !" nJr-i Sit fo'.wii r by iurrhn(liis S-1! fu; i ri shWB, w hich rcpfewni the , vi:o i-i prices asked, lis thousand T - Vr.. '5T -v.r :;V : SS BE FOR k fmuis sT.i-() f.T:o-- inM r.ct rip, l:m ts'i wauil-!". tav th in-Mo.-lxlRir, mora ccr,i- .14.. ii r- . t 1 ! I ;:. 1 1 .if ;1 . till J: t tar v t.!u ::.;-;;i-;o P!ne;i ovtr- pia' ual iinJ-lni;'Oi-i0(i fttbes co3tius .-.-, v.-'-.m Ty fp rr-tcrs r.i?l Il vCi . . . v.-: ltfIt'Jiiv'i"'. I nttK ft .' ef 5i : ; V-'l-sl I i' tioe. Tlte Juci. i .Boys tens? Tlu!a.'-,it - .;.(-, ( ;uy to '.. 'u'Jc ic, and wa U;m... ? . .ili i:i.j-t v.-oar Tor tiie -ig i-Ui ,liL'v tLiit woriiliigQiea- ui i. v.wn hy t:io hoys t very r v-;4 .-fiV';T! s ilit fil tlipri.3. MK .Hr.n !- ve.d, 8 tfV,r J Mits.re .uaiTn.'. tiie isrst !.-tKula rr lino Culf. na d-firt 1. very st vlli-h . ; nfrort Uilt fi.r.il ilur.o- ;i.wllCj., i. - ,;i.;k s v.-ho wUix to ovonoznise in fciil".'twrirtft.!Uia? tl:!sout. first! nr.. -V,'.. h. !mi: s' r.nj.io nil thj prico t Rimpeii ;tt t!i0 b.'ttoj.i i:f pneU-Phoo; lxK tor ft TSmyrio Imy. ?o-mxT l'caierp nt t;:aplnK t nl RUsi!'' older ;.ir.'Mi8 f-r UMis. Htu-h p:il.sUt'.iioi:saro ftauiUilpntftnil i,ui3i-i-n; i-rosetuiio'i Ly iav Tor ob Wutag mnm-v U iilrr falsi; prf'UU'X'fi. - V,L. DOt'tri-Asi, iirotktuu, fdaca. Euldby rn. y? '' - lluaiiiLh -Uii LikixJ iilJ. uu. 0 Oi Yor.K. ; jan1:.vu'y 1st, 1S92.". 'its,.' - - . - . 11,45,033 T3 f.Tpo'kic-:!. N'. Y. " v iii!!:i':1-s. ; ' - ! 1.032-.52O 25 1 LTJlli.ol'l ' 50.5S'i,022 l,-ii.I.(J0U 15 2o;o:;".r54 o5 2,085,-iJ5 74, 1 l:'.--i:-.;.,,t.. ! - .;.- . .. i r.iee. viaio, ls:l Assets invested as Fallows: " STV.r tl l.V H-.rt.r.r on -$1.1,1.02 02 - 271,8.52 5U' 14 1,000 " Vlfk CilV fl.,-.:! L-"-"f... ' '.iv. il, jU l i- III I -1,1; i t. .a ; 10,300 ltiS in f..;; ... . .j 1 1 Co. '3 273,739 34 3,500 (v.,.. . , - UK 81825 " M Iu II ! nil i u ii-t L'o.ls. 7tfS I '"e-lT.:; la r.iaflit, tie. 41(1.007 77 1 514.450.033 78 3T "genei-.- r.tilot! otder PArlicut:vrs. address. IK !. ULAKii. Spoeial lli-triet Apt., Ualoigh, N. C. I r 5 1 HiiM-slLLti litis Pk'cs'ito -fist Moiram2iits,.TGiiiibstories, &e- A'rar-ffgtueliro&VKltMOXT MARBLE fii2ttU 1; ia evtfrV resivciL-t and oosiiivelv Granite JSl Of all H'1, . C. B. Mpnttan the Watctunm 13j3 r I... i.T ISSipliSi Total A Ecne J. pf'iv COLUJIBUS, GJl. - I J. BEODIS BEOWlxE, WM.0.C0ABT, k&iiltii !gl ?;ft3SSJt'iSl ' - 1 11ESILKKT. SECRETARY. 1 '; .' 1 : " Children. CaotorlA enrea Colic, Cocptfyiatlmi. Bour btomach, Diarrhoea. Kructation, Kills Worm, gives sltsep, and promotes fll cestion, Wituout injurious medication. For sevpral yenrs I haft rscommeBdM your Castoria, a:id shall always continue to do sn as it has invariably produced bencucieJ results. - , - ' - l - Enwi w r. Pardis, 1L D- . - TJk3 "WlatLrop," lwtli Street and 7xh Ara Kew York City. Tn CttrrACX OoKPAirr, 77 MtrnjUT Steest, Knr Yess. 3 EF I 3feO Si E vt I ? Li fcJ I ivy ti r ?A f- o o o o is, a i " a . To Young Mothers 1 lakes Cliiy Birth Easy. Shortens Labor, ' Lessens Pain g Endorsed by the - Leading Fhyslcjans. O o 9 o o o Hooli to " Mothers" mailed FREE, g BRADFtELD PECULATOR CO. g O ATLANTA, GA. O SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. : ; : . . 9 L Kftficphnlfl Rpmedv FOR ALU Bolanla Bisexl Baku If rfre SCfiCFULA. ULCERS, SALT f It LUrCS cumu rr7rei ti. () Pi S - i.i.wvin. b.w&wii.'., .i.i; - whan Iranaired from any cause. Its Y simost supernatural heating properties justify' us In finaranteeing a ture, it directions ara followed. SENT FREE ELC0D BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga. GOO0GOO OO iM Weiif Pills To enro eo; :s 1 i 1 1 on n rsinj; t lie Jiovr- Ocls should be .'ivtiidcti; it weakcualhclr power of motioii. A pontlo npcrifciit CJ .t-flect 1.4 only required." Tntfs Tiny"' OLivor I'il 1-4 n.ro pro;asc'.l tvlth cpocial v views to 15io jicrinunciit euro of COSirENESS 2nd U HAD AC HZ. T2icy cro mild r.r.d rcrnahi ia t'10 cy3- tcin n:.iil tUcyart on t!io H-or, catiso I I I-' 1 . . 1 T a. ! proyjerlies-iiiinart power to tlio boTV-GJ els to remoeo" unhealthy ccctimrsla- o tlcns. Good appetito aad tliqrestioa result f rod t he uso of tlieso Iittio Trills. VsJ Price, 25c. Omce, SO rai-k Place, Ki Y. - OOOOOOOO0O if. ri; ance S.11RG O ; ! 11 nd ISKJomincrcG St., jSTorfolk, Va,,, O'viied mid eor.trnlled hv Alli:Mirnmnn ! - c ... . " , ; 1 ior handling produce, - Don't sell before writing for par ticulars to : J. J. ROGERS, Mgr. r. o. Box 212. to arrive 'In a few "days We guarantee will not be undersold. oiiu men ts a specialty . . WEBB & CO., r PltOPRtETOB. when you write . THS 1892 Assets, weT SI ,0 00.000.. Ccrjp?ir.y, seckir.j Kome Patronase. itftict .ii ili ttn u ii$ts at lt-west Lcr estate istes. I esses adjusted V rrd is if! -TTrTfi Tit iV. ! ALLE VN, Agt. term of mallgncnt SKIN ERUPTION, te- (Kpuow on the Lnghsh, Insli, MeXK ail . . sides being efficacious In tor.lr.g up the A i .1. ,.)....; i , 1 .wT rnniiu:t:nn ? undother dead or s..-ij lii'' lauyua'jes ; i HPn I !r R I rturiuiirim M'iiilDLii rt I TT T ft iuse nir;iiER. Ron.1 of mine, " Wotildet tliott choose for life a motto lialfdivine? Let thia be thy guar J and guide Through the future reaching wide, ' "Whether K'jod "or ill bt-liJe, Rise higher. From the nil re, Where lhe m.t?ses hlindlr prarel, rise higher! From the slavish love of gold, v From justice bought mid sold, From the narrow rules of old, Rise higher. 4rt l0a vexed H' the racing u orl 1 arjun 1 thee, and perplexed Jijr.the sin and sorrow rife, Jiy the falsehood and -the strife? lo a larger, grander lite, , Kiie higher. - If thou findest That ths' friend j thy heurt had:,connted truest, kindct . !3 I nave u-irayea ui vnrJHrnrast aaoa U e:r lor this a .frowning brow? Leave their falsehood'far btluud; liise higher. Let each care Lift thee upward to a higher, purer air; Then let fortune do her worst, Whether ftte has blessed cr cureed, Little matter if thou ljrt Rise higher. And nt last, When thy'sorrows and temptations all are past And the great death angel brings I JSumnious from lhe Kii:g of kinjrs Thou shalt till on angel wings, like Liglier. Helen G. Hawthorne, WAUNElt'S CHOP IJULLEXIX. Fears of Early Frost None of tae Candidates Will Ilcsigti. Corres. oudence ot the Wau hman. Sandersyille, N. C. Reports reet ivnd at the Warner 0b seryatorv and Int'onuation Bureau from 7G counties during the past week are not so favorable. Many of the I candidates are rather.-green and fears i are euiertaineu oi inesr LTritin'r cut i eulertaiiied of thesr crrttinLr cut I t . I , , , . . ' uj fin rui IJ I .-i. kJWliJC tin K B pondenls suggest that tliey l-e cut and shocked at once. It seems to be a misdafce about any of the c mdidates withdrawing. There isn't enough tn.ops in Ine United States to run any one of them off the trnck. If they should there are ,2l)0, 000 men ready to sacrilici themselves on til e alt ir of political honor, pres-tig-, &e. - The canvass- seems, to wax hot in !. 1. .ill mi t I If T"i--I . . 1 t . . .tt, , the Western in.d Central districts, but is yerv roof ii tin east.. However, the t;ix COlieeioiSi iu the different counties nrc Rn liii-:r rimi! nr" iimi ivill bi , , , ' and local orators will stainn tie; a:r -- -- , at a rate that only politicians can. There is much lighting and cussing id! over the Slav..' Many people tak the knock down arguments more grace fully than any ot her-ii For mf own pai! I pre'er that if a -'candidate must disturb me I would rather that he r Come, like a. thief in the daytime audi knock ray teeth down my throat and go on his way rejoicing and knocking down, than to insist on my listening lo ji sjieech .'on the .tariff, force bill and OS ceot dollar bill with a hole in it, also "what my parly would do if it. had charge of the government 4S hours. 1 went to Salisbury hist Saturday . ana came very near having a iauiHy ' row Saturday night. I told my vyife ; about the girls in town wearing sus penders. 1 tried to make fun of them , but it was no go. I told Nellie that . they wire Wearing-supenders and Y-i-illf ilt 'Plltif tn.i-?rB 1 1 r n,nl Vti. ..-, 1 uiib illitUI. 1IVI illfllA. kjiii: "ltn ("'t '"tnv indliing about the latest fashions, and, in trying to be sarcastic they often slandered the gir's. She said girls had the same j right to dress as they please as men, if not a little more. I was forced -to ad- mit that, and toll Nellif? that she OUL'ht 1 - 1 1 1-' ti 1 1 to wear suspenders herself. She asked why and I told her she had been wear ing the breeches ever since we "were married and now it was high time she j put on suspenders. I went out to the barn and slept that night. " ' - One of my wife's nieces, who lives in ljoston. has been Visilini us this Ik . .... ... rr summer. Slie let t last week with a i a trunk full of flowers, weeds, rocks, mos, iruit, ureases, good wishes ami thanks. She also took a head jam full of knowledge. SI e now knows that ('.rpain is liof m-in 11 l-i-f n ruil in -i ri n i - ery, and that, geese do not grow on gooseberry bushes. These city folks k .... 1 . . 1 . nn J .1 1 - ... ...-u Hill II II I tinvu HI It VIIUII nav.u lot 10 learn yer. 1 ney tniuK u.iwvj c nil, in learn yer. liieyiuiuK they know all about everything, how o Havana before she stepped, think- ill" all tbp t,IH!f tlmf. c!n W4i biilllwl or lioston. She lias : been fishing for a husband for fifteen vcars and hasn't got a bite. I guess she will go down salt river paddlii g her own canoe. 1 I don't care, for it she ever marries she won t have sense enough lo nod her head when J he preacher asks a ques tion,; tuijess she stays in the country, some more.' ' " Truthfully, Jake Warxeh. Plug-Do von want to know how Vn oo,-., ..n .v r. v ,'. i i Ml ,i,t . t,.n finrl I l I rn h Jf of ii back ; to yon m five minutes, In til I li.i n. ... 4 .... I . . . . . . . .. . I .. . . 1 I .1 1 .. 1 T. . f i . - . . -w ..... ..v. v'hii 1, nun in mit hum uu-lll null iW iKjyj r niu'.i 10 n muiv , f , I I . , , and ,.11. They do",rt know anything ' liberal currency. The people's party . llJe wro11 e als.s0 ; " at all. My wife's neice wanted to off-rs ns that currency, therefore we;: t from the pa. ty i ot a start south when she got to the depot, feel it to be our duty to do all we can crime, but a duty, and he h o es t t 1 1 1 11 . 1 . w , , r . . J , ,. .1 ivi hp man whose name will -oe M.. i ici iiv.1 ouv; wuiii iiaic "cuii iu IJIIIUI 11 1 llllll pain iitniic-a vx i iirr Il I II I.! lkri-li.oli.-l ii-i.Ti .1 !.... i.aii k... . ..m ...o r- t Im ' "II. V' Ivc on thc-Arkaiisaw. ' Twilight had--come aain on bo'b banks of tbe Arkunsaw.; It IiadtTt cost si ceiit and the busbatiummi lighted bw ipij and sat down tt men tally' Ucla re that he'd be 'dodoncd to cattish if ) hadn't struck a oft snap. The Widow White Ktiukls in ber front door becking out into the gloani- iK--gbjarnii"j; U also .cheaper than then ?die lifis her plump band to sw.it a nioqnto ncsiling "on bee chin; now and tht'ti he rubs her v back against the doorpost to agitate thepot 'where a gallanipper oi the Queen Anne sryle tried to bite her in two atbue miglity tfforti As she rubs sbe"mjrmur.: "Darn yo'r pesky hidcbut if L had t . 1 1 Til ' 1 . .1 111 ."'J nana l a inzziero lo ueitui iu ynn SKineti The gloaming crows deeper, and that also without extra charge. Widow White has just raised one of her marble feet to kick a yellow pup when her heart gives a sudden jump and she grabs up the splint broom and begins sweeping the. puncheon floor. A step a cough e he-he-he! A middle aged 'man of swampy aspect j and iigue dejuieaiior st ands in the d"0r. j hyah, Mistah 1'ei kins, but what 1 a Inght yii un give 1 un comm up so soft! 0me ri-lu iu and take a cheer, 'Skeeters aroumi nioas' powerful this cavenm. flow's con agtitin ovah yo'r way?' -tVus pore, Missns White very pore. JJ:n chiiiiu any lately.-4 k'Chilhd two d-iys ago, thank yo Be o still c'uilliii loiter reg'iarlv. Mighty good y ar tur chills, L reckon. Ill sot m ' the dnah if yo' doaa' mind.'" ! "Of coVe 1 doan 1 11 sot with yo Bettier chance in the doah to slap ske ters. Dnddy Taylor cum along ye re this uiawniu, and heun was 'liliilf. -11 1!Y! II lM waive fl)iV . - V V .M . Wl a - till t'.lf ItlV ? '-T ..i- i ,i . , , .. v l r-i i in i u n;iv t II i v ell . IU till IlillU I . " liiii bitted, 1 -hope?" "Thank o no, not as I consider lo remember. Suaixs doan' pester me. K ckou 'z.' lo t powerful mean. '"SiiO"! Yo'iin hain't mean "Reckon I'ze too humbly." "riiioo! Yo'uu liin'at humblv.' His heart vent, tunk! tunk! t.nnk! It was si ill funking when she brought her line Italian hand down oh his knee will a smash, and broke the 'spi nal co'uuiu of a. gailinipper boring for moat. Sue did not retnoye it. lie'un's p.AV toje soi tiy duwn and cla-ped it .lid tlvy (n ','. three ininuiis not a During the next word u as uttered. f. D0M1 wi-re iiii-y w;iii tiieir thoughts. 1 . t e v. as the first to break 'the s;h nee. ina voice undulated to harmonize will; the song ot tiie "whippoorwill 111 the iuiiace.it viiiiiii he tiuady said: "Leouofi', I zj inn waiim iu' long ts lo leli vo un sunth'iu. ' "Shec!" i'o nn and wearv .rs. All that time" Tze luvvd yo', but 1 dasii't 1 teak 'cause 1 was pore "And now vo'un is rich?" si re qnrii d as .e hesnaied. . "Bevan' my w.ld.st. dreams. Yes terday I'gor. 'a joij ;it agitiin out hoop poies by which I shall cl'ar wvali six.y d-dlais this summer ovah sixty tlol lars iu cash, LeoniTe, and this eavenin 1 have Called to to" "Lionel, my heait tells iiie what yo un-would say, she whispered as be paused. " .I -ii Ana yo un will marrv nu t "1 will." Then dodrot my pesky hide if 1 hain't lhe happiest '11111 in ail this world!" And he'n n was happy and sbe'un was glad, and they hooped it up. M. iuAD. The Iuborin Iians Point Correspondence ot W.itcluiiau. Mr. Editor: I have voled democratic ticket for many years, lievmg it was oeiier suiteu to ine in- . tij l 1 A . if T ; terest of the laboring man than th ! republican part v. No party that ad o pariy uiai, au- vocal es contraction is a shield to the .?.r,'r(,f com - ; poor laborer. Any 1 . mnn sens knows that a tarill on 1 . . --a .. in- : ports is be-t for him. Heretofore the republican party claimed my vote as protection. Democracy chained it as a more liberal currency. Now both parties are coutractiouist and both : I . i-ni. m- il-iu' iinii-il nvnniKDi n 1 ilic il l l 11 111c rill liini v.i'..-VJ "., govern 'iient to a point that if paid by Tariff will be all the protection we . .. . 1 snail want. snail want. The point now for laboring nd vile slanders and false charges of the ; fl..iim..r i io tiwilorv iiml umiiain 1 ; They say we do not rind the demo - era! ic tuners. Give us something de - cent and we will read it; such stuff as they are usually filled with presumes us to be damphools and only disgusts OS. I as-nre you 1 am one of many Day Laborers. Lt each of our fVieuds resolve to, i M mt- l I bring in one more suoscnoer. inat.i will enable us to send you a letter naner and double our strength to fight . ' the enemy. Ion i iieei,u ipon uso h-'ht for vou. We are neipiess unless .n,Vf i,h iiiwfrilvlni m mm i . QhiJdren Cry foL. Pitcher's Castorli Full Import of tle Silver Question. England, witlt its vast manufactur ing interests, its tetining populati'n aud its small .'itns lor Hgricultural piirposis, is the 'natural markt-t lor the surplus farm products of Anierita. InUia is America's only Comjetitor for this trade India is a British ilepen iency, hence it is more in the imprest of England tb tr.ide with India than with the United States, for wlfatcvcr profits itccrue from the lnuitn traife go info the pockets of, the pecuiating Kugii.shmeii, and thence back to Eng land. The medium of exchange in India is &ilver. The free coinage of silvt-r in t he United fcriat t previous to 1873 krpt silver -at par with gold, and actually above it; hence England cuiiid not get silver to exchange lor Indian pitiiucls so is to make a prolit in sell ing as well as in buying, and advan tages possessed by the United States made American products cheaper to English consumers under these con ditions than Indian products, and the United States held the trade. The demonetization of silver in the United Slates made That met al only a commercial commodity," and vastly cheapened it. This was not in the interest" of the American miner or janjler It destroyed the market of j the oi.e and reduced the value of the product of the other. Hut it was iu th,, interest of England and India, and was procured by agents of Unush ' tiu-mciai institutions by 'bribery and fraud. A bill was-before Congress making some harmless chanircs in the coinage laws, but iu no sense deniouetizin! eiirr. nor did it strike the silver uol i.... fit)ni the coinair lit. This bill lilsd been d:scaS--ed and was understood, ai.d lhe Houses were ready to vote it. Meanwhile Ernest S-yd, i fit 1 .I.i upon representing the bauu oi lungianu aiui other British Guaiiciil institutions, was sent to this countrv, as he hiiii- Uelf testified, with a supply, of British ,.(i. u .wccaiie tliu demonetization of silver. He found an influential class r..f Ampr:eans nerfectlv willing that this should be done, since it v.ou.d en hance the value of their bonds aud- makc them payable in gold, uotwith stancling the effect it would have on the industrial institutions of the United States. Hence before the bill already discussed and ready f"i' a vote called up for tiual action, it was changed so as to shike dut the silver dollar and demon- elize siliver. That this is the way it W:IS ,(ne, we have the testimony of Haifirdd Ive'lv and hosts of olu. rs. Silver demonetized, the price went, down the same as would that of any oilier comnrnlity whose principal u-e had been destroyed. England could l ow buy American Silver at a specula tive price, take it to India and exchange it for liidiau.-wheat at so vat a rotii as to divert English trade from Amer- 1C a a iia thus cut off tiie Amer- jclU1 furiucr's best market, and reduce the price of this imjortant cereal to a point below the cost of production. In the t'.-e id' these facts (and they are facts, fr results have proven them), isn't it strange that any patriotic Amer ican can for a moment hesitate as to his position 0:1 the remouetiz ition of silver? ().i this subject, is presented a won derful instance of the. power of p dili- Cil p u ties over tiie ; The republicans of ... American voter, the North and West were a unst a West were a most a unit lor tiie re- mo;ietiza:ioii of silver, until the mag nates of their p-ity, the bond and ddt holding class of the East, spoke otherwise, when the voters, or most of them, fell into line, though they knew their personal interests and that of their neighbors was undoubtedly on i the ot her side. j And the democratic voters, North, " i South and West, were unequivocally tj ; for the free coinage of silver .us a - doc 1 trine of their party as old as the party itselt, ami almost an meir cwm ; rtj1:lhV:illv o declared. . tciiuuui j - until one m;in, nneu won i-o juueu- , , , . . ,1,-. ;.,, ! crat.e uoc rtue.m vu. - un- 'official letter, declared against it when fio nnc of the oartv at once began . .... . . 1 .. 1 to doubt tlie;r own goou sense or uou estv renounced this time-honored doc trine of their party, and bowed to the dictation of one" Eastern man, as though the party was made for the man, instead of the- man s 1 being a creTa.t "e ot . ' e l5:ir. Under circumsta. ces like t ese uIihi-h the lnieresns or tbe Atnencan n . 1 1 , , i -,,,; a.,!-,!, . f .T . f S :nd the seitisti interests mat w io.ig.it held in grateful remembrance bv fu- us Monday morning that lour iaiu-ture- cefcr.dions. Progressive Fur- rs had robbed a t rain in Butler eoa n- ' mer ! j A freight wreck occurred at Fort Mill Friday night in which three cars ! were derailed. Transferring wnsnec-es- s irv, as the main line was blocked for hours. The up-coming train due here at 3:10 a. m. come in at G:25 o'clock. Charlotte Observer. Tbe Iowa republican machine mana- gers are so stirred up and scared at tne . . . . . , . o., , ouuook in i.t iuyj ... b piteous appeals io tne ita-uuu.u -iC . rlif rihiilnis for rriorrt cash, lhe cry iJ " -:j - ;,S7'"'- State BaukH Asrahi. Correspondence ot the Watcbman. - During the civil war almost eve man, woman and child that coidd gn hold of a bank nvte laid it away think ing it woukHje gotl when the war was over. Your correspondent Wa one of that numl'. When hostilities ceased and tin smoke of battle cleared away wt brought forth our little savings onh to find that the gold and-silver upoL which those notes were based ha 1 been .spirited away and we were left to Hh. mercy of sharpers who only gave us from 2 to 15 cents on the dollar. We can scarcely believe that Un people have y..t forgotten how the were swindled iu the matter of Stat' banks and Can not now believe thev are quite ready for a repetition of suet frauds, nor were we prepared to believe that the democratic party is in earn est in clamoring for the repeal of Abe tai on oiate oauiv issues until we heard, that such L leaders as John S. Henderson and Octavius Coke had op enly declared for it on the stumpr While we have long known that thr democratic party was famous lor it ignorance on ti nance we did think they had by this time learned the dii ference between our national currency aid the State banks. Such a currency as our greenback has never been known before. It i- good over the entire continent. It passes without reference to Dradstreet or Dunn (which few people have.) 1; is gooU it every hank tails. Ui th other hand the btate bank note wil. not be known out of its imtnediali neighborhood. There will need to b a broker. at every railroa'dterniinal win will show us according to his idea o: right. Awav with all suih fooii-h ness and the people who advocate such.. lhe democratic p;u4y had bcttei abandon all such foolishness as thai -.1 a lit n ' - .1 ami unto, icioiin gaiter spoil;. ing . 06 millions more in one year than ail the governments revenues from all sources) and lorce bids and confine theniselve strict! v to the abuse of the third party. .... - . ... . 1 1 ihey have been trained up iu tha way and are better adapted to it than any other mode of warfare. Guezx Back ' 1 S -gf I Ml . - How .Ncwspai'Ci s Pay. How a newspaper .pays can bo a', once seen, ifjou will give the matter a little thought. Suppose you take a paper that is only issued once a week; you get fifty-two copies a year, each containing the general current news 01 the times. The educational advantages -to the familj'j derived from a good weekly paper, are cheaper and more impres sive, useful and ' thorough, after the children have learned to read, than the leaching iu the ordinary schools. Il is a i.otable fact and many eminent ; 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 xainp.es ruigiit oe reierreu to, ina; families who are never without news papers become more intelligent and more iuilueutial than those who go through the ordinary scholastic studies without the habit of reading newspa pers. Alter reading, writing and arithmetic are taught lo a child, if a choice is to be made between school books ai:d newspapers', it would, be much more beneficial to the child to give to it two or three well selected newspapers to read than to conliii: i; to the textbook of the school. News paper education is polytechnic and universal, a!id is indispensable to a proper qualification for the true Ameri can citizenship. A good newspaper saves money in alt business 111. .tiers. If von vr.mt to sell or buy anything vou will likely s. e the current price in a newspaper, and you will also see what you might want advertised; you don't have to take hearsay and thus suffer from mistakes and delay s; you just turn to your pa per, and know all you wish to find out. You "will olten find chances for good bargains advertised that cannot be found in any other way. Journalism in all its departments is a business that requires more self-sacrifice, more indefatigable labor, more patience, endurance and nice di-crimi-natioii than any other profession. There is no class of men that furnish so cheaply the indi-pensable intelli gence, wisdom and virtue, for the sup port of the government and welfare of lhe people, as the well trained i -Indent journalist. Every good citiz-n should lake and pay tor a go-il paper; lie owe 1 K'" ' r - . I' 1 ' , , i ,"n5,) "1 family and h: , ir . , lntm,,. L'iaf-rs Did IX. The republican associated -press told tv. lSie next tune ine matu-. .u- ni2iitioned they said "Four Alliance men" did the work. The writer haj) pens to know all four of tbPiii, and there is not a farmer among them. They are professional loafers, and air ways vote the republican ticket. Union, Lurehti Jyt. A c ititemifrarv lays down a nutu l.r af rul. s of ae'tiou in case of one s clothing taking tire. One of thetu is "to keep as cool as possible. The woni ui q' i est ion: i.OW i-11 t it fr VOU t' " i " get no . I . She As!ce.l for NolW4r. Ocea"ona!ly iaOhetgifllut of fain H ir note which is sounded on the niip of humanity in this big cityv her.. reigi;-ne ,thal is new 5-ome' nyiked . varijtfion' nu old Jhtmr-; Beggars are a fauiiliar nhjeet and the jirect sippeids wluth are mad? to svir- athy are such palpable at tenipU ix " ,day ei feeling that one becomes hard Niel lot hem Anovllv (f this kindf iccuned the i-ther night as a gent!? 11 in was pissing through Wi sVlvf!-' -lVui th street. The t lfK-k was srik ng midnight. He saw sitting on thv 10w.tr slej of a biownstoip. l ouse ;r Ionian. Sue was dressed pooilv. She' about sixty, ami there was the "drop cf weariness in-hi r -pare buwvd tigure. A small pa.rr box and It few papers" were rrstiug on the step in front of her. jrher gent lemau stopp and asked the question: . "Why don't you go !umiervr ( "Oh, I just fit'down to rest nsysf," site replied simply. . r "Have you got a bed to go to? IX you want any money ?"' inquired gentleman. "Oil, no! I don't want an) thing ex cept to rest a few minutes'," she re timed in the same weary tone, bnt with no air of courting sympathy. A poor o!d woman ho declined lhe , offer money is a raftier siirpiising -ob-jectv especially when her appearance speaks of poverty and age and weari ness. -Uut if s.:e were independent; enough to wish to avoid ;alms, it seemed as thougli she had-a right to-her few moments' rest on the hard, hot steps. So the gentleman passed on. ' ' But her looks, her. tone, the hour of he night, all worked 011 the man. He' t'elt t hat. he ui-,tdo give the wonran oniel king, lie went back. She Wilis 4. II drooping on the steps. "1 think you had better take this" -ie said, lull: ing seme -money in her 'litiu f "Why, what, is this?' J. timed, lingering it. You can't iiffo, d i bis. I 1 1 ' slie she cx "A dolar! never can rer pay you. . Hut the man wrproir his wny agayj.. And as he pass d along hethouglU: I wonder if that could have been a new uk:li. Hut it. probably wasn't. There are no ljcnihardts sifting around on door steps at niidpight, and the thing was too beautifully done if it were acting to be anything short of the highest art, X. Y. Wviid. ' " Technically Innocent. The Judge of a 'Ve-lern courtwas not thoroughly posted on the case he fore him, but he vafLone of those men yon have probably heard of, wlio thinks ue knows it ail. - "You are charged, with horse steaU ing," be said, loftily,, to the prisoner; "are you guilty or not guilty?1' ' "Not guilty, yottr Honor," respond- ed tue prisoner. The Court looked stir "Do you meanfo ? ised. the anima) to-lay, anoj hilt do.v-it ou ro.te into- low 11 ( which was identified by ciliz- n, was vours?" "No, your Ho no iv" "Well, sir, did you buy it?" "No, your Honor." rT)i -.1 'the ow in t present it to you as a token (-f esteem?"-and the Jtidge -mil d. v.o, your noror, hi u u.e 'iis"iici Mniled a bt'.le to Jiimseif. "Dilu't you iiioniously enter tbe stable of tue o-.viit.-r- 01 the animal, Avl.cre it win kept, in the dead of night. Mid reniov.d it forciblv with out his consent, or knowledge? 1 "Yts, your -Honor, more or less" replied t he pi l-oner, bohl'ly. "V-1I, don't you call that horso stealing?" "No, your Honor." "And" why not, pray?" and'tlio Judge was-more sarcastic than even -"dk'cause it was a mule, your Honr or," and the prisoner. guiV.iwed at !i own joke to the extent of a- 10 (1110 for contempt of court. Detroit Free Press. What "Calamity Docs. Keep this before ihejeople : When the "calamity party" c.ipture.d the Slate. .in lS'Jtthe average rate s4 '" teres: on farm loans was 10 pgr rent, per aniiUiii'aiid with "calamity" Uie rate of interest is down to six per cent, and ni"ney goes begging fortakers aV that. 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