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THURSDAY, MAY 1$, W33.
Tne '.'Object Leisoas."
The Peryocracy, ii jeera ta as, has
fcad enough of erirjerjce, to aaj noth-
fog of the cyntry's . experience - from
te effect ,9f an extravagant fAini$-
tration of Uir gorernrnent, that the
jbad laws on te cations statute books
jpould repeated as one of the first
measures to relter? the., people. Jae
jard .to Preside nl ClevejaiidY views tou
ihis line the New York World xaitn
to ilpe "Object LeMon" en forced by the
recent iurritfl and uaul stringency
as follows :
'.'The Republican journal profess to
e yery npoch shocked at the report
that President Cleveland finds a hope
,Cf:i1 difficulties .Vhich beset thje Jreas-
ury and disturb the ,6guiry pn the
"objectlessdp" (en forced by te recent
JPyrries ajn, stringency.
et why, not ? Krperjence h a
$r choluujtrr, but frequently an
inevitable and very necessary ne.
president XI rant stated axiouatical
Jy a plain tnjth when be declared that
Vthe best way to secure the repeal of an
: jpbpoxioai law.is rigidly to enforce it.'
It is equally true that the best; way to
feputft needed reforms if i the -Goven
meut is to make perfectly plain to tl e
people the evil results of existing con
ditions. .The country has bajl for the put
months an object-lesson in tf e
JPong and the d;iuger of national ex-
rayaaace. A squandered surplus
anfl an eryoty 'Treasury enforced this
won some time lef ore the end of the
JJarrison Administration that encour
aged and approved the wa.ste.
'.'Another object-lesson is read in
t9perat"oqs of thelrrjiau Silver
aw. No amount of argument would
have convinced the supporters of this
measure that it would depreciate the
W'jce of silver and fail to afford any re
lief to people who clamor for "mere
money" without offering a satisfactory
equivalent.
'yh.e bjfct Jeson as to the .com
bined folly and robbery of the Mc
JCinley tariff waf so ,dea Ja$t year that
the people voted for its repeal.
"Presideut Cleveland has good rea
son', uf opiti tti.it the unpleasant
events and experiences of the present
year will tend to secure remedial le is
')atJonyiCongreiS., .
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During the past two weeks several
of the most prominent bank of En
gland have failed with heavy lubili-
lyas Mqnday he Ralefgh ffaxpi:h
pand its franchise, fyooks, etc., was olrl
at auction, to .satisfy a mortgage, ind
only brought which, accord
ing L$ the X?$ aud Observer, whs
remarkably low price, as the outfitr
,was comparatively new.
' It is stated that Gen. Clarksdn has
ppme to tjje conclusion that the young
men of this country ibave became tired
pt dead is-ies and have therefore gone
jnto ' the democratic party. The
young men who believe in a future
tate and personal responsibility for
their actions in this world could not
nopac for the in.
1 -
Maj. yy. QutLrie, of Durli m
f informed the Commissioner of
.Agriculture, at rlaleigb, that a valua
ble coal disc voeiy has been made on
the line p , ike Glendon and Gulf
railroad, twelve miles from Egypt, in
iCbatam connty. He reports two
earns, one four and a half 4 and the
.other just befow it, four feet thick.
T),e Supreme Court of the United
States pit Monday last affirmed the
Constitutionality of tle Chinese exclu
sion net of 06nj5s, known ns the
i'Geary ap' Jhder this act the Chi
naman who has failed to register a a
bona d-resident of this country,
' become subject to deportation, ucd it
i therefore feared that a good deal of
trouble is likely to be had with them.
Tiey have shon little disposition to
register and as the amount of $e ifn
propriation, S00,000, is thought to be
insiifHcinnt i to carry out the provi
sions of the act in arresting and trans
porting them jwck to China, the gov
ernment wiy find itself unable to ex
cute the la.w as the act provides.
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At Warren, Mass., ' last Thursday,
Warren G. Butterworth committed sui
cide hv shootins Iiirtatlf in the mouth.
His daughter; Emma, who was trying Xo
prerenr ner laiuer irom taking his Iifer
receiveu tne bullet 111 he? braiu after it
had passed through his head, She lived
About an hour.
Mr. Glndstone offered the place nf
ntwt lnrP ihi r.f -Eiiirbi.nd. Jlinde VCht
hv iUulU Lord Ten n vson to art
Critic Jidin UuiHu.f .' ' ,
1 A I Weldon special to the Wj lining
ton Messenger av--thti State farms
near mere wire uaiuHgw f.tff ij
he recent freshet.
Mai. John. VV. Grabam ;s an arpli
cant for the attorneyship of the wes
tern district ,v. ,
Thf Cane Fear and Yadkin valley Rail
road depot at Walnut Cpvfi wjth coti-
.tenw were destroyed by iirea&c iuon
day. t7 . r
TheNew York Preai. EeD3a5'.S what
this country auts U one honrjuf John
Sherman, 'h his country nas nau;s"oui
Uiirty years ot Jo.hu Sheman, and thai
is partly what is tbe matter ,wfth it.
Wilmington Star; Sirs. Mary Ellen
V - C VT l..'.m A..tn.url iia k i,4
Lease. ,UI JVKUNI9, 1U, cuicnu, wiib "-'J
of prophecj', and dispost s of .Chicago hy
predicting that 1 he .water of tlie iake
will crawrup and 8Ui)mej-g;e ine wicaeq
town in 1893. In that case Chicago will
ta well whs h fed for once. In the mean
time she wilt continue to enjoy her dirt
and her wickedness, regaraiess 01 me
liquid prophecies of Mary Jiilien.
' The champion juvenile thief lives up
in lirooklyji, JN. 1 . lie isa iweive-year-old
who slipped the coat off bis dead
father and pawned ;t for a ftijv uickttlt-
Secretary Carlisle on the 15th, award
ed the silver life-saving medal of honor
10 Benj. Hewlett, of Wilmington, N. C,
for rArfi-nitifr two viil from drowning Oil
1 he 7th of August. 1S92, on Wrightsville
Sound, N. C. Hewlett displayed exeep
lional courage, takiug both girls at the
.tame time from the channel where the
water was twelve feet deep. .
London. Mat 10. the central part
o'f the Episcopal Palace at tbe Bishop's
court, near Douglas, Isle of Mann, the
seat of the Anglican tJisnp ot oooor
and Man. was destroyed bv fire. , The.
Bishop's Court was a handsome struct-
ure. inuth Tfsoited toby visitors to the
inland. The conflagration uroue out
;o suddenly ancLspread so swiftly that
l1K !rvHiits narrowly efcajed with
their lives.
Nw York World: The report that
China will retaliate if the Geary Ex
clusion act i t arried out bv our Gov-
ernmept, as under the decision of the
Supreme Court it must be, is not sur
prising. Lhinamen are no more un
popular here than Americans or miv
P rtAfa m A lift Plllll. TViiX i al A
tials are a tmtient race, but the prover
bial last straw may prove too much
for them. If exclusion is a right and
proper policy towards Chinese in thi
:ountry, how can we complain if it
hould be adopted towards Americans
in China ?
The people ore getting fired of Butler'
nousense. It he knows of any Demo
crats who used fraud at the polls, let
him name them, have them arrested and
produce witnesses to prove thecharges.
i here is a law to punish all people guil
ty of suppressing the suffrages of their
felloWmen. Have the guilty (?) parties
brought to the bar of justice or stop
your ranting. Sanford Express. ...
The members of the State Press Asso
ciation appear -to have abandoned the
idea, of lrcitinir frtn nassa'A In fMiirmr..
D 0 1 " "
during theair, and if they get there will
nave to go as luuiviuuais.
Faith and adherence in Democratic
nrlncip'es have been growing upon the
people steadily with the progress of
cviluation nil over the world and es
pecially io-the United States, - and w-e
feel'conndent that'the number ot citizens
whohave an . intelligent conviction of
the merits of Democracy Is larger- now,
even in the Jouth, thau ever before.
Mecklenburg Times.
A Washington special to the Charlotte
Observer says : "No formal written resig
nation has been tendered by District At
torney Price. -He has merely signified
to the Attorney General his intention to
resign. His resignation, I understand,
is to take effect the first of June."
Our esteemed contemporary, the News
and Observer thiuksfas we do, that tb
Civil Service Commission is very much of
a hutrbug. They have made a rnle that
appppintinents made from their lists
must be reported to them within three
days, arid not long ago a man named
Pulaski, havjng passed his examination,
was certified by them as eligible and was
duly appointed to a place in Washing
ton postotfice. But the postmaster failed
touotify their royal highnesses within
three days, an.d so when Jthey found it
out, they required Pulaski to be drop
ped. .Pulaski 'has how sued the Com
mission, and will without doubt be rein
stated by the court, tbe three great Mog
uls to the contrary notwithstanding.
The whole system is a humbug I
Congressman Grady hopes to soon
have a chance made in the postmaster
ship at Fayetteville, N. C, and tne
mdicatiom are he will have the" negro
Republican removed. Mr. Bissell
"bluffed him ." as some of the Noith
Carolinians put it, because there were
na charges preferred .against the in
cumbent; and he also complained- that
the congressman had not submitted the
name 'of a Democrat to be appointed.
The charge are to be preferred r ght off,
and Mr. Grady has his man picktd out,
but he says he will hold back the name
unliLhe is certain the Republicans is
to be removed. Charlotte Setcs.
In some respects North Carolina
may not be the equal of some of these
Western and Southwestern States, bnt
take itall she is the equal of any of them
aud the superior of many. ' They may
have larger cities, 11 umerons railways,
fertile and cheap lands, and wide racges
for pasturage of catte and sheep but
they have blizzards; cyclones, .floods,
droughts and various other visitations
that wh kn'ow jttle ot in North Caro
lina, where if they come at all it is
only at rare intervals and in mild form
coni pared y'b the Western and South
western article. Wilmington Stnr.
The State executive committee of the
Kolb faction of the Democratic party in
Alabama met at Birmingham last week
and submitted a proposition to the regu
lr Democrats for a reunion thrnnrrh
joint primary to be held next April, on-
iy Himu uicu ty io fMiunu iy paniCl-
THE QEEAT FAST MAIL.
To "Sip Fast Trairs by tns E- and
1 ' D." 'K e'wJ Hailroads. Jk cw Trains.
; i . Fast Time.
; Fastest time seems to be the motto of
the day in rauroad circles 01 tne xew
aouth, aud ihe Kichmoud & Danville,
it appears, lias reached the cliiax.
Since January, 1891, thatcompauy has
been operating three (3) through passen
ger trains between K'ew York, Atlanta,
and New Orleans, one pf these being fhe
justly ceieurated "Washington tnd
.aouth wesiei-tt Vestibuled'5 making the
run from New York to Atlauta, Ga., a
dislauce-'by jts line 12 mifes; in 23 hours,
or au average of about forty miles per
hour.' The great New York' and Chicago
limited" of I ho Pennsylvania railroad
makes the ryn roui New YorF to Chi
cago, a distance by ilS rails of 876 mijes,
n 24 hour; thus you see "the greatest
southern sysieui' (the B. & D.) is givjng
the-JJew South'' a service that is equal
to thai, of the standard railroad f
'America (the Pennsylvuuia railroad).
Bui with tae spring changes comes tne
second wouder the establishment of
Hie It. & JLl. s great, lasi man, coiyposeu
of new aud elegant postal curs, complete
postoffices on w heels, new ami luxurious
coaches and magnificent Pullraau palace
vesiibuled sleepers. The south bound
train (No. 35) leaves Washiuglon every
morning at li.iu o'clock, wim new
York, Phdadelphia, Baltimore aud
Washington papers of same date, and,
distributes them through Virginia,
North and South Carolina the same day
oi issue, uuitinir them 1111,0 Atlanta at
6 o'clock a.
auu aisinouiin
1 1 . i ;
Alabama
mcdiiim 1
m. tbe morning aner issue ; il,vur v1 ,r,,,,j' ?;"'ifi senu-
" them XhrougU.Georgia, mem vs oeing iormeu in me &outi the
aud JMississippi through the JNorluerp Assemniy nas long beeu btck
f th ucvMii r:1iim:LiU rndiut iuir oiling back nts' Southern neijrhbor and
from Atlanta by noon of the day arteMaK'". will proWbly t aiise a drsrup-
publication, which is by many. hours the
w . . .
Quickest and most complete service ever I
given
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the United states mail to ana
from tbe bouth.
These last mail trains
make the run
from. Washington to Atlanta, southbouud,
n eighteen hours and fifty mluutes, : mucu use me s.nci rcoicu rreaoyien
vhile the corresponding northbound ; ans, but even the progressive Northern
rin, No. 36, leave.- Atlama at 7.30 p. m..'i branch of the Church is harUty prepared
irrives in Washington 2.55 p. m. follow- i to go as fur as Dr. Brigx has goue.
ucr dav. makinir ;loe connection for- The future accouniubility of man is
Raltimore, Phildelohiii. New York "and "
Boston, arriving in ltaltimore 4.17 p.m., ' bly is to pronounce upon. These viial
Philadelphia 6.40 p. m.., New York 9.10 questions wiij render it second in impor
n m ni t t. r!:iv and lto.Htnii 7.80 a. in. tance only to the great Wetiuinsiei
Time to Washiugtou nineteen hours aud
twentv-five minutes and to New York
twenty-five hours. )
The fast time, splendid equipment and
m.i.iflpjnt. Rprvicft of the U. & D. is
"J ..- -
greatly appreciated by the traveling
public, ns 1 manilested daily by their
very large ana constantly increasing
wl.-)ii utti
" ....
The managemen 01 the company w
ntrusted to men of intelligence and high
character broad and liberal in their l ", vnas. n 171 outers ast t en
views, strictly business in their methods , ruarv we r,e "cqintted toilay in the crimi
and rules of conduct, just and reasonable 'h1 corurt b-V the jury rendering a ver
toward all patronn, showing no favAirjt- d,ct ,f n,ot f l,,ltl'- Jude Vartef fv-re-Um,
making no promises to be broken,!1 buked the jury, saying "Well I
cuaranteeing nothing ihey cannot accora-.
plish. Such a system, with such a man-
agement, is justly the pride of the people
itservesand the section through which
passes. The Republic.
Raleigh Sentiment to be Preserved.
The Ball imore Sun of Saturday savs :
A immhiM- uf mitivtt TCurlli ('nriilinnuw
resident in Baltimore have formed an
association to purcnase and preserve the
and on l.'oauoke Island. North Carolina,
whor Sir Wallnr RlWli in v.ar
1&S4, planted the first English colony in j
JSew orld
The tract includes about j
ud fiftv acres on the north-
two hundred an
east corner of the island; and on it stands
the rums of the original fort built bv
Raleigh. The whole can now lo bought
for $1,500, aud the committee propose to
orgauize a company, which will issue
800 shares of stock at $25 per
share. ;
This will leave a small annual income ;
witn wnicn to preserve ana protect the 1
property. I he committee include Prof. ;
Edward Graham Daves, Frnncis White, I
City Solicitor Bryan, Pi uf. A. Marshall ,
lv.lliott, Jjartlet o. Johnson and thomas
J. Boy kin. ' i
Quarantine and Disinfection.
Dr. Rich'd" Lewis, ;Secretary of the
State Record of ealth, in a recent pub
lic circular utters the followingAvarning:
"We are seriously threat eueu durintr
the coming summer with an invasion of
the most dreaded of all the contnenons
and infections diseases. Cholera
"Most people know the value to health
of cleanliness of person, premises, food
an tine or isolation of those sick of infec
tious diseases, and more especially the
necessity for the disinfection of the pa
tient and his effects after his recovery.
As nothing is so convincing as facts, I
will give some of the results obtained in
the State of Michigan, where sanitary
regulations are carried out, certainly as
well as, if not better thau, anywhere else
in the country : The, number of deaths
from scarlet fever in that State before the
Board of Health undertook its restric
tion was 4.85 for every 10,000 inhabitants
after 2.45 of "malf-pox before,. 85
per 10,1000 after, .10. One of the dia
grams to be exhibited by that Board at the
Columbian Exposition "indicates the
lives saved: from scarlet fever, 7,265;
from small-pox, 1,921, and from typhoid
fever, .1,671." The administration of
health laws even in Michigan is still
very, very far from perfect, and yet see
the great saving of.life brought about by
their partial. application. Vbat has been
done there can be done here and ought
to be done, every one must admit,"
Trinity College Commencement Dur
ham June 7,-8.
This year's commencement of Trinity
College, Durham, will occur June 7, 8.
and include the following .. important
lciuue me ionowiug ,. important
is: 1. Baccalaureate sermon by
r.tt. N. Sledd, Richmond, Va.,at
i.. Wednesday, 7th, in the Main
features
Rev. Dr
11 a. m
....V VUIV VHUIVUt Mm xj 1 1 era rv
Societies, by Hon. A. M. W'addell, of Wif
miugtou, N. C, at 4 p. m., Wednesday
7th, in Stoke's Hall. 3. Annual Ad"
dress before ihe Alumni Association, by
Walter P. Andrews, of Atlanta, Ga., at
8 p. m. in Stoke's Hall, Wednesday. 4
Graduating Exercises at 11 a. in., Thurs
day, 8th, in the Globe Warehouse. Re
duced rates have been applied for over
all railroads iu the State.
Plrpt Il oi hniivt fMmwtH . i
gtate Horticultural Society.
Greensboro Record.
A meetiug of the executive committee
of the North Carolina State Horticultur
al Society was held in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day.
ThePresideut was empowered to se
lect time and place for holding the State
Horticultural Fair:
A committee of three, hereafter to e
selected by the President, Is to visit the
United States Agricultural Department
in the interest of the fruif raiders f the
State and render a report to the aunual
meeting.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfr
An Important Ecclesiastical Council.
Chnrlotie observer.
The General Assembly of the Presby
terian Church iii the United JStat'es, gen
erally ppoketi of as theNoVvherW.General
AsseiuJilyj whiclns soon to meet In Wash
ington Ciiy, y ill be one of the most im
portant Church councils which'lias ever
assembled in this couiitry, or, indeed we
may say, iu any pouutry. It is 10 decide
for the reslyierjaj Church of AuiVriea
the authority of the Scriptures, "1 he au
thorship of the Holy J3ibie. '
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i uc uiaiici win yiuic ujj me appeal
to the Assembly of the prosecutors ol
Pr. IJriggs, who was acquitied of here-'
sy by the 2f ew York Presbytery. Que pi
tne charges against l)r. Briggs is tliat he
rejtc s the ipug-i ,e.ieyeti-;n authorship ol
the book's of I he Bible, and holds that
hatacied book is a collection of Jewish
writings uf unknown and Uudi-scuVeraUle-auiliuihip.
Dr. Brjggs thinks that ihel
authors Were probably unknown scribes,!
who edited the records of thdr race,
laisely attrihyting tho authorship to
prominent lenders of the Jews, in order
tp impose upon Ibe'crtduliiy 'of the ncO"
pie; - r . -;r
The exciting question is : What view
will the General Assembly take of this
question r Uaiupanoid to sanction the
theory that tne revelation of the Eternal
ileum to maiiKina vas starte'l upon its
human existence through trickery and
fraud?' Tlie decision .of the Assembly
will liave V widespread results. If Dr.
Bri's is upheld it will forever" cut uif
any hope 6f the union of the Northern
and Southern General Assemblies, whi-ch
split at the iK-ginning of the war, but in
i; f 1 w ...ii.. .. a . ii
won in lucjiuacia uiiuerii Assemuiy.
But it is not probable ll.at Ur. Bn-ys
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win ue uuui;u. ine xurinerii rres
hyterianshave uot much of that conserv
atism which is found amoug the 8011th-
fern adherents ol lias faith, who are very
another important quesiion this Asseiu-
hody that adopted the Confossiou of
Faith, the question of the revision of
which Confession will probably be rele-
to lIe rear on account of the great-
er interest centered iu the case of Dr.
T "
-origs.
A Jury Kebuked.
'Ashevilie, N. C, May 13. Special.
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H I'otiL tiiI hdin I I tt'.I I tt f.iiKitn
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u, who murdcretl Unue.l st.ites Depu-
,u"ar V- . K'VSS u,,s
ffir0riB J.l,s' U;e' not,uf - el i1')"1'
,y ow ""V "e,e cr:',t!(
C III
e it is a
V-1 c ";
personal disgrace to
jury, r
"I did not submit the question of slf
defense, but thought you could in no
way consider it a case- of killing in self
defense. It "was certainly a case of uinr
"or "J u,e egive, it not in the
'T ' -- u-m inVr,,u-,ll-v
1,1 Ub yerou-.; iei ine jury ne uisciiargeu
.' prisoners as well."
The loid.- are holding an indignation
meeting in the con-t .house
denounce-th jury's vt r.lict,
to-night to
The State Motto.
Pro'. Ale zander la Wilmington Messenger.
You like to go to the bottom of things.
So I call your attention to the fact thai
Cicero's "Esse ouam videri"' is it ell a
quotation from Plato, who (in the Gov-
pas 527) says : "Above all, a man must
take good care not to seem to be good
but to be goml, as well in public a
private liie."
in
At last the wasted energy of Niagara
Falls is to be utilized. The tunnel con
structed at a cost of nearly five million
dollars has just been completed, and it
is proposed to transmit elect l ie power,
generated by water passing through the
tunnel, lo,A'lbany, N. Y., and interme
diate citks, aud possibly to New York
city.
Mr. Can Sehiirz called upou Mr. Car
lisle a few days ago and had, consider
inglhe circumstances, quile a protract,
ed interview; with the Secretary. His
object was to preach Mugwuinpisnv and
civil service reform. No soone; says,
the Post, h:d the .distinguished visitor
taken hi.s departure than Mr. Carlisle
demanued the resignation of live heads
of divisions in his department. Carlisle
is a trump and a Democratic trump that
counts.
The Democratic parly cannot afford
to acquiesce in the position taken by
Postmaster Genera) Bissell iu 'the 'mat
ter .of the postofflce at Fiiyetteville.
There is no use of mincing words about
it. The Democrats have a right to
demand the appointment of a Demo
crat. It' there is any difference in the
principles ,pf the Democratic party and
the principles-ot the lif publican partv
(and there certainly is) and it the
Democratic , principles are right and
the Republican principles are wronff,
then those'ho fought for the right
should have a hearing in preference to
those who3fought for. the wrong, and
it is a strange tiling to us that those
who. have' been placed in power should
refuse for a moment to heed the wishes
of those who placed tb-m there. Ex.
A correspoudent writing to the News
and Observer from Henderson, N. C,
says; Dr. F. S. Harris, President of the
North Carolina Dental Association, is in
receipt of a letter from his mother, who
is spending some time at Mnxton, in
which she recalls some curious history
of that section. The letter is dated May
9th, and lam kindly permitted to use
the following extract: "We went last
Friday and -spent -the day with Mrs.
Margaret Hiues Mclntiie, and had a
pleasant day. Thev live in a large old-
fashioned hou.e that was built sevcutv of
eighty years ago. It has beeu in their
family sixty years. Two old ladies live
in the house. . They tell me that a rich
family named Stewart lived there before
they bought it. Mrs. Stewart died and
Was buried. That night the negroes dug
her up to get the rings off her fingers,
and she waked up and came to life. She
went to the house and knocked at the
door; her husband kuew her voice, and
asked if she was in the flesh1 or in the
spirit. She said in the flesh, and he let
her in. She recovered entirely, and liv
ed niany years. Had a son after that
who was a Presbyterian minister. I
had heard the tale before, but never
thought I should be in the house w here
it actually happened."
t Pon't he talked into having an pern-
,on -as it may cost you yonr life. Japa
nese Pile Cure is guaranteed to rure you
by gdwin Cutjberell, .Salisbury, C.
This Day, . ;
May6tfc, 189Q, by rautiia) consent, the;
partnership heretofore existing between
the puldisher of this paper is dlsolved.l
The .Senior Editor, now ole nmnritor
will continue to liublLsh the W
S the Democratic organ of the county,
and the, retiring Junior, who believe
there is more nrofit ill fnrmti'fr Ihttn in
journalism hopes that his frienffs will
luumiuu ineir patronage to their old
conuty paper. J. W. McKenzie,
& C. I. Bkijnkk.
Eeafnew Ctnuot he Cured
by local applications as thev cannol
1. . 1. J; . , .. - .
rratu me uistawu porijop ,ot .tne ar.
Therp is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitution remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
cuian i uoe. v nen lh3 tube inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or impeffect
hearing, aud wdien it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result , and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and this
lube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing hut an inflamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
S-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
It is conceded that Crisp w ill have a
walk-over for the speakership of the
next House.
DS. R0BT. L. EAM8AY
Surgeon Dentist!)
Salisbury N. C.
t&H)ftice hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
SH3IIIS H0HI S.HM0HS
ssnfuoTq.BG3ipuiao'xcl
SSS5iia5.'l.l3.M.W.XLLISY.M.a
Atlanta, Ga. Oi'ice lAy', VbiMUalLS.
IFTOUlt BA CK A CH Rff,
Of yon are all worn out, really good for noth
ing. It Is general debility. Try
TtHO WITS IRON Mil TTtCJtS.
It wQl cure yon. cleanse your liver, and giva
a good apoetite.
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN' S IRON BITTERS
Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares,
lirowii's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
ystem. aids digestion, removes excess of bile,
aud cures malaria. Get ihe genuine.
Then Daby was sick, wo pave her Cartorla.
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria.
Xhen slie became 3Ilss, she cluns to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
In Great Variclv at
T. F. TDDH&'S STOBE.
FINE DRESS GOODS, CAR
PETS, MATTINGS Etc.,
As low as enn be bought anr where
SOME. SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Agent for the
Standard Sewing Machine,
The Lest on the market. Took diploma
at Salisbury Fair last full.
YOUR CA5E
IS NOT
HOPELESS
AIDS NATURE
IN NATURE'S OWN WAY.
IT COSTS YOU N0THIN6 TO INVESTIGATE.
A var PamfihUt MAILED
FREE upon atflicmtio.
ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISC CO.
1405 Mw Yrk Ave., Washington, D. C.
Cares all Female Complaints and Monthly
irregularity, Leueerrhcea or Whites, Pain ia
Back or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds
up the whole Bystem. It has cured thousands
and will cure you Druggist have it. Send
atamp 'for boo V
' SB. J. T. DBOHGOOLE A CON LosIsTlIla, Xj.
WiHdnn Cry for Pitcher's rtorla
y m k ? fJ Is, y ctt:d ...i fl.M wiuv.
Rit J B ii MfV fc h Oiitpain. l;.k of par-
WIT
u u
rf I a Aft n
13 ft
8T0NEWAXL
For
I
St- T
NOTHING
Prices LOW, Cnll
M.
1859
j. H0DE3 TlOW, ?res:deiit,
WM, C. C0AET, Secretary. "
Assets 81,111,333.87,
Insures all Kindsfof Propsrty at Lowest Adequate Rates.
ALL LOSSES PROttPJLY ADJUSTED., AND SATISFACTORILY SETTLED,
Represented ia
General Insurance Agency of J; Allen Er own.
i 1
NATIONAL
Jfirc n$rijncc Co.
OF -
HARTFORD, COM.
Statement, Jacnary 2, 1803,
Cap'tal stock, all c:ish tl.wniwp.o
Funds rfsrvpfl to meet ail lla!)Uliir:
Urlnstirance reserve.
legal standard $M0J,f36.11
Uasfttled losses and
other claims 25s.6-ri.-'2-
l..-,.3Sl ?Z
Net surplus over capital apt! all ilabll,
Ues 47.c9i.;j
Total assets, Jahuary !, 1893
J. M. PMTQvl
Resident Afjnt,
A Now nl Crrn;ito Ti-entme:if, couisiipj of
SUPPOSITOKIK-3, CapstOen of Oiutnieht tud two
lioxowof OUitment. A aover-f nllini? Curu tor Piles
of every nature hnj degTeo. It m ik(v an oierr.tion
with the kuife or lDjectiojsci csrlxjlio v.cid, which
re painful and neldom a praianeut euro, r.n! fifn'n
remlting In donth, nnneceseary. Vhy rtijr3
this terrible dioese? Vjr suftrr:r.s. O
boxa tr our niv onss. Vou ouy pay for
bennfits recclrM. tl a box. 6 for $5. Sent by icall.
Ouarantce: issued by our agents.
rOMTSSTIPsM ru'0(?- P!!f Prevwfnd,
bUHO lit r lUlJ byJsnanescU.rrPciia
the frreat UVKIt and STOMACH RKGULATOH and
BLOOD PUKJFIEft. niii'.l, taild raul piaaut to
take, epoclally adnptod for chi.drcn's u3o. M Doeoa
25 contK.
QUA KANTEE3 Issued only ty
EDWIN CUTHRBLL.
1S4,'.
ISi 2.
Mutual Benefit
Life Insuranco Company,
NSWABE, IT. J.
AMZI DODI), PnEsiDEXT.
A sjet8 (market value) - - $4.Si:0,27a.05.
Surplus (Mass. Standard, 4 jercfJ$3,."4j,7i:JX0
EXAMINE tlifiPerfeoiei POLICY.
Clear, Brief, Just, Liberal.
AFTER SECOND YEAR
No Restriction on Residence or
Occupation, Ko Forfeiture
in Case of Lapse,
INCONTESTABLE.
CASH LOAN'S MADE-UP TO ONE
HALF OF THE RESERVE OX
ASSIGNABLE POLICIES.
Annual Dividends;
Xo Stockholder! All Profits go to Poliryholdert.
BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED.
J. M. Patton, Agent.
SALISBURY, X. C.
Faying
Beators'
) BOTftSIC
l-f"'?; r.s nnvt nt
THE GHilAT REMEDY
- FOR ALL DLCCS iff) SKIN DISEASES
Hjtsbefi th'.r7vx ijtfci by env
ineut phr!''!' ' i d tiie pW
for to jsxi, r..xl :c-r f :i to
ear qwcily rd ;uj.jii'Jj '
. niTTOl CTO'lTllNO iU(i
ROTUKO OKES. -iawriiW; eurf tlie '
lowed. Prise 11 per bulUo, 9 bo -atf vr re
II)M mim .-,1 . Cl.
r mas
fifflSNO-'f
BETTER
MADE
and oxamihcvjAiialvsU
Respectfully,
QUINN
"1890
i riiiu r isuer rirpris, U f tnir.
THE BEST FOOT FORWAIiD.
R ii itlur
a Hiitiied in a p.nir of our FirreSau!
jsle Six e. We liave received imotlir
b lot of S:trj)Is this week, anil tbe
prettiest line we've ever shown, ixm
us ji call and we wiH'ce-taiiviy do jou
mjd.
E, Vt BURT & CP'S.
Pomona Hill iKurseries.
OVEU ONE MILLION FitUlT TBEE3, VINES
S.C., CONSISTING OF
A pi. lei, -Pears,
Cherries,
Ja an I'ersirurnons,
Quiiices,
(Jra;es,
I5l:n.klerrif3.
M uiln rries,
Currants.
Asparagus,
iMlbtits'
l'enchfs,
l'Junis,
Apricots.
NeiUrineii,
Fi-8,
Strawberries,
Dewberritr, .
ltaspberries,
Oooseberries,
Pie PUat,
Er.glih Walnuts,
Jaimn Mammoth Chest- 'Shade Trees,
nut, which bears at Evergreen ami om
2 years old ia nur- mental shrubs,
sery.rows, - Evergreens an4 hrdj
Ahnontls, flowering urub,
I'ccans, ic., ki.
Roses.
Fruits from th? earliest to the Utesi,, gatbr
cl as it is from all parts of the (jlobe.
- Orders solicited by our agent.
J. VAN LINDLAY, PoironaN. C
YOU
CAN MAKE MONEY
The Southern States.
It Ls a beautifully i!lulrted monthrj
tmazine deiroted to lki-Skh. 1 1
full of inteft for ererj rvi4ai f
8outlj and ought to l in evwjr 8nl'a
lious liold. .
. - Everybody Can Afford it -
as it costs onlv S1.50 ner year or 15 cent
' fjr a single copy.
We Want an Agent in Every Southern
City and Town. Write for uunpl cop
ies and particulars to the
Manufacturers' Record Pub. Co.,
Baltimore. Md.
CaveaU, and Trie-Mark obtained, and I J rw
nt buine.-eorwlccted for Mootn.Tt
2id wecw KPcnre n. la tef Um
Kcnd model, driwlcg or P Vfrw
Hon. We advi.e. If j.atcn.ab to-""".S
ctarge. Our fee not dua nil paten : l "lrZH
rjtmea of artnal clU-nti to your Stau, eoau j.
Iowa, sent free. Addree,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opp. PTCHT Orncc. wahitoi. 0.
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