VOL. I l! SERIES.
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SALISBURY; N C. THURSDAY AUGUST 3. 1893,
NO. 24.
- What' is
fa
WASHINGTON LElTER
From ur regular corresj&SBdent.
SucreUry .Call isle is the only mera
bertri1ie cabinet ait present in Wah
ington, and be hat been "confined to
i.U lw,...o fi.r SMVrnt davs Ihin week bv
this week sent iiivitatioiis to the gov
ernors of all the Stales and their staffs
to j participate.- President Cleveland
has promised to introduce thep inci
pal speaker at the celebration who will
!e Mr. William Wirt Henry of Vir-
. .... J - I . A. . ar- . ft . . lJ.n
rl, ,! mt ism. bui next week IVeaident br,,,a a ueweiiuen i. w-im
Cleveland, and the other members of j
tbfrcabiiietwill.be here, as they 'bve.;
Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, lrops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of .Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
'Catitorialaso well adapted to children that
I rjiniind it as superior to any prescription
iuown to . n. A. AECBia, M, D.u
111 o. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Tbo usp of"' Castoria' is ro universal and
it; nuri:sM well known thr.t it rams a.wori
-cf uivr-ni;aLionlocu(!rse it. F:w ere the
icl-!!i ;-nt f:i:i.-i'.it-. who do not keep -Castoria
' it bin cos ruaih." -
CAl-.LOS 3IAKTY.V, I). P.,
- '- New York City.
; Castoria.
Castoria cura Colie Constipation,
Sour Stomneh, . Diarrhoea, Eruc-atioa,
Eilla Worms, e sleep, c-;il promote dl
- petition, '
V.'ithout injurious medication.
Tor wwreJ years I have recommends
your ' Cajitoria,' and shall always contiuu-j If.
do so us it has invariably produced bcooncia
results."' ' ,
Edwin F. Planes, M. D,
lth Street and 7th New York CJty
Thji Cental s Coxpamt, 77 Mtpuur Ste.xt, Nrr York CrrT
i ia 1
C.. .u v.uiuiiii (joirfDlttinta and Monthly
:-;Ur;tr Tiir.arrhoeaor Whites, Painin
Uncle or Sides, etrcagthens the feeble, builda
up the whol? system. It bas cured thousands
tnd willcureyou. Druggists Eave it. Send
tamp for book. r
ML 1. Y. IEOM000M! A CO.. Lenlirilla, Ky.
Dr. Lafferty Alarm.
Rev. Dr. John J. Lafferty in an edi
torial in J he itichmond Chrhtimn Ad
cocate concerning the future of the
negro a?id white man, savs: ,
"since the war the ayerage Southern
white man hs not been able to give
his hons gotid'un education a North
eru 'pliilanUiiojiistsi'jirovide tbenegro.
A urclS-known G;oririan is about to
. . r T
marrj a mulatto. Wlio uill s:iy that
t ie olive colored odoroou Aiid q tad
.oonf, the lright inula! toes, the heir
oi-es of wealthy men of mixed blood,
will 4i.t he sought iu the iiext century
iv impecunious, thoughtless aud idh
v mug men of the w hit. nee?
"Cousidcr the-futureof the friend Uss
leen notified that the President wishes
tfi submit the "first "draft of his menage
to Congress to them and have a full
and free discusswii of its contents be
fore it is fiually completed.
Attempts are numerous-at Irying to
gues the nature of the. President t
coming message, but it, is nonsense for
any one outside of the cabinet and a
few close personal friend of Mr. Cle
veland and they won't talk about it
to pretend-to know. Tire mere fact
that he will seud another message to
Congress at the opeuing of the regu
lar session, even should the extra ses
sion, remain iu session until then, and
the general belief is ' that it will,
makes it presumable fiat his message
to the extra session will be confined to
what it was called to legislate upon
finance. And if this presumption be
correct it will not indicate any change
ot opinion as to the necessity tor tar
iff and other reforms auvocated by the
Democratic party daring the last cam
paign. Merely that circumstances
have m de it necessary to take up fi
nance firt.
Soeakinr of reform, 'Commissioner
Some Timely Instructions to Commis
. - sioners. -
District Attorney Glenn has already
approved about 000 warrants for cases
to come up at the next term of f the
Federal Courts in the Dktiiet. Many
of the warrants have been standing for
some time the delay leing occasioned
by the transfer of the office. Capt.
Glenn has iss ed a circular to the
United States commissioners of the
western North Carolina district, iu
SIX INCHES OP TWINE.
it Stopped an Obstinate Nose-Bleed a
Physician Could Not Stop.
Pretty soon after the morning train
on-the Consolidated road pulled out of
New London station the other day,
westward bound, the conductor bolted
i through Ui drawing room car door
and asked: "Is there a physician in this
ear?"
j All vthe passengers g-z?d at a tall
man who laid down his paper, spoke to
the -ctmductorvand; went out with hitii
a minute later. Twenty minutes after
when the conductor came in view,
every passenger aslied him the same
question, and in reply'he said: "Oh, its
a man in the smoker. lie's got nose
bleed nasal hemorrhage, the doctor
Highest of all in LeaveninPower.LatestU. "ST Gov't Report.
'LIPS THAT TOUCH LIQUOR.
Young men pay attention to what I rfiall say,
I care not for rihe, or plaiireso
ouliginen at the wine cup, however brave,
Are slowly but surelv. beconunir a? slaves.
Then take it for granted, however so kind.
A young man with liquor, can never be
which he says:
4kl am now ready to piss npou all ac- 1 ever since we left East Greenwich, and
counts, and approve or reject all war- I it hasn't stopped yet.
rants that you may forward to ine. It I - "What is the doctor doing for it?
is my earnest desire to suppress all
violations of the Federal laws, aud to
see that the guilty are punished; still I
do not wish the United Stales District
and circuit Courts to be considered
courts of oppression, and therefore ask
you to comply with the following re
o'tests: Dvfuot i.sue any warrants
unless upon the ufiilavits of deputy
collectors and agents, upou informa
tion of personal knowledge, or upon
the personal knowledge of private in
dividuals. 1 will order no warraut to
issue unless you shall certify that in
your opinion the case should be prose
cuted. Dn't issue warrants iu frivo-
ous cases, or where malice and not
inquired a man.
mine.
calls it. His nose ha3 been bleeding Th-PMj-..M,, . . . .
o 1 l neres death in tuo wine eun re nni.-nn 13 thfr .
To rob you of happiness, aft that is fair:
Or drag froiuXlie bosoui, where beauty khould
shine;
A uimii of good sense will not mix up with
wine,
Then take it for irrxn.e.l n,l
klle llMS just put IU a tampon, and J The lips that touch liquor.ean never touch inii.
we've all pooled ill OUr handkerchiefs So you thatare thinking of niarrving me,
for the poor fellow. He's getting an- Ab;n ,rom tl,e wiuc tro"m al! siQ bc
fully white and weak." Be loving, affectionate, gentle and true,
In one of the rear chairs of the car Jit j!;uud t,,ure,s ,l.ope for you-
tor it you love Jesus I m sure you love uie
sat a young woman who had Hushed And if ! should marry you, wocoulJ wgree,
mid nahnl at ranid intervals M Llie con-t 'V.,n?.' t, Reutie and kind,
j . . Ul
ductor talked, and when she finally
beckoned to him he quickly moved to
her side.
Jut lips that touch liiiuor, can never touch mine
Lochren is going right ahead in the
programme mapped out for the refor- !
.- , , , ... , 1 merit is the cause of t lie prosecution.
Hhmrhna the howl that is bei. 1Z raised i r ., 1 ,
" e
by a few Congressmen whose consti
tuents have been suspended It has
already been discovered that, in addi
tion to the larg number of- peuMons
"ranted under the last administration
without proper exatn1uaii'n of the p
plicanl and papers, there were thou
sands granted illegally, knowingly" nd
wilfuily. Only those granted under
In small cases, unless for gojd reasons,
never bind over more than two wit
nesses for the government, aud do not
bind over at all unless you are satisfied
that the Caie is such a one as would
warrant a jury in finding a verdict of
guilty. In all respects sate all the
c jsU that you can, and let our ol-ject
always be -imply to suppress tiime. I
will gladly give you all the informa
J-
FOn ALL
t
$BLOQD"" SKINS
5" . DISEASES
!
Botanic Eiood Balm
li. SCROFULA. ULCERS, SALT
It VU I w3 RHEUM. ECZEMA, eve
C..n he com maud money for board and
aim lit while a student at any other
tate chool with a small annex of
tool.- and a shop?- Ua hasn't money
itotig'i to buy even a railro.td ticket to
si.cli a college.
" Ihe grandchildren of warlike mn
. I I . ...t... ....rl. f lid
a it if iits nru: liinie?. wuu mmis "
svery
lotmof mdiqnant SKIN EhUPTlON.
sides being efficacious in toning up the A
lysicm ana irsiuriim it m"" 'i
hen Impaired frcm any cause. Its
almost supernatural healing properties
justify us in guaranteeing a curct if
-directions are fallowed. '
SENT FREE -bSSS;
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ja,
IA v i
A i;.-!t;i )'( VisoiKi!! Kverv l'iwn
- la take-the Exclusiye Agency
. of the -
World's Columbian Expo
sition Illustrated,
AUTHENTIC ORSAN OF THE FAIR
ts-rr.vi;i.iMiED isj.
Great Opportunity to Ttlakc Money far
the Next Year.
One Chance in a Linietiine.
E idose 15 cents in stamps lor Saiti
ple eopj' and full pai litMilars.
J.B. IMP? BL, PErSt; ,
159 DIM , c:ilJviJ , ILL
- 1 fatherless bo- of the white race iu im i,five Tel ""f ' tion I can and hope you uill aid me in
!,h Smith! Can he nav S500 to attend i him no oiue.a ca ..P
-w - i
Iia StevffnsIiislitu'e in New York?
my efforts to justly aud economically
dispose of the busiueS that accumu
lates in the western di-drift."
Southern hi my a synonym
ess courage, are
a long time. I he supeiw.uis up to
date number nearly f 0,000, and if
the name average be kept up iu the eu-
. . .x i i
tire oiO,WU pensions graiueu uuuei Distress in Kansas
... i 1
that law the total number or sipeu- j A d corrcs.,olldrtllt of the New
... . a ll t"t I
sinus will be souielniug . iue York7.V,w, writing from Topeka,
The examination is very thorough and distressiug -counts of the condi
ysteinatic and only those etises show- tjon jf Wegten Kansas. He has visit-
cicanj ou.un ..irKU...v . eJ ejevon counties and totind every one
of them a picture of gloom. In two of
tluse counties it has not rained for ten
months. Many of the people have
left their homes in despair. In a town
which a year ago had several hundred
inhabitants there are uov only three
i unarms :i rut.tlr herder, his wife aud
, ..i i- ' -
- "The 'statesmetr among us robbed tnena of ine mnn who ua, Vw u., d ,
the. x-soldier of Lee to tducate black right by hjs ability on many occasions In someparU wf t'his ullfortunate re
competitors of his children. Then to be classed as a Democratic leader, farmere ,,aye wt)rkeJ jen yeira
Northern millionai.es hi hatred of the j "never announces through the news-; ahd oly athere(1 one crop Most of
1 " I. ' . e..i . .-,.l:i.n,I mfanhunc " . .. ..
paroh-d citizens have endowed colleges papers ins iutur pui...v.. ; the people in this and region were
v ' : -.-.Jl i. ititu ii t h i r r - . . ....
lured thereby land boomers aud spec-
Why Picnics Are So Called.
Everybody knows what a picnic is,
1 think I know something to stop but most forlks would find it hard to
the nose-bleed. I never knew it to :iy how ft got that name, and yet it is
fail," she timidly asserted, 4but maybe simple enough when you come to
I ought not to suggest it if the gentle- learn it. When a picnic was being
man is in the doctor's care." arranged for, the custom originally
"1 tie doctor is about getting dis- was th it thoue who intended to be
couraed, and the packing in the man's present should supply the; eatabUw and
nose don't seem to stanch the Sow at drinktbles. A list of those necessities
all. If you know anything I guess I having be?n drawn up, it was passed
evtrybody would thank you to tell it." round, and each person picked out the
A few moments later the conductor article of food or drink that he or she
took the young woman into the smok-jwas willing to furnish, and the- iniut
er at the physicians request. The of the article was nicked, or. ticked oil
medical man said: "Pardon me, but if the list. The open-aii entertainment
you have any knowledge of a remedy thus become known as "pick and
to lop nasal hemorrhage both thi- nick." The custom is said to have
patient and I would.be intensely grate- dated from 1802, so that thr picnic is
fnl to you
"Have you a piece of twine o;di-J century
nary wrapping twine?" said the girl.
Off from a bundle quickly came a piece.
The jrirl toofe-it, asked the loan of a
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE!
The Cause and Its Lesson.
- . i
Why did he commit suicide?- Out ft
the same reason that thousands of others are '
on the verge of the same t'm, or in imme
diate danger of insanity, paralysis idiocy,
or some other equally unfortunate- result of
any nervous allection. lie knew, lie wm
afiiicted with a nervous disorder, but was
careless, apparently indifferent to the out
come ; or he may have lessened lib chances
for recovery by treating with physicians
who had liule or no knowledge of suck af
fections or by deluging himself with worth
less so-called remedies. II U case was a saJ
one, but no worse than thatof any other
nervous sufTerer, who has nervous or sick
headache, biliousness, dizziness, irritability,
melancholy, failing memory, hot flashes,
fainting, sleeplessness nervous dypeptia,
sexual debility, epilepsy, etc The same or
similar consequences are likelv to result to
any one -who has any of tWe advance
symptoms of an awful end. Do not hesitate
in getting rid of them by intelligent treat
ment. Dr. Franklin Miles, the celebrated
specialist, has studied nervous diseases over
20 years, and has discovered the only rb
liab! ie remedy for them. Thousands ef vol-
untary testimonials prove the virtues of Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervine.
A-louio Marker, of Clinton, S. Y. writes : " I
wan so afiiicted with extraino ncrvoiwneM that
I waa on the verge oMmanity. My hand trem
bled so that I could scarcely feed myoeu. I nid
twelve botUes of. Dr, Milea Restorative Nervlu.
aud was cured. U li with ideasare I reconiincnd
this wonderful remedy far nervouslrouble."
"I had been a great suflVror from chronle. ,
headacho untn I befran. itbout four inoutha ago,
to use Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine and Pills,
since which time I have not had a headache.
6everal of mv friends are using Dr: MlleV Rem
edies, and rind them, at I did, to be mora than
you 'claim for them." Mrs. Mary Klater, Los
Angeles, Cal.
W. Il.'Capwell, editor Tribune, riyxnonth. Pa ,
writes : My wife waa cured of aick beads-bor
many yearn' standing by the use of Dr. Miles"
Restorative Nervine. She has recommended it to
her friends, and they all praise it hltrhly .'
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine 4old y all
drueiflsta on a panitive guarantee, or sent direct
by the Dr. Miles Medical Vo., jakbart, Ind.. oil
receipt of price, $1 per bottle, six liottles for S,
express prcpid. It is positively free from oplntes
or dangerous drupr. Ir. Miles' PUK 5l d wes,
25 cents. Free book at drugiau, or by mail.
A Modern Republican Candidate.
whoily aii institution of the nineteenth
The New York Tioies report that
Senator Chandler, of New Hampshire,
has a presidential bee in-his hat,- has
not commanded credence anywhere.
of dwunt- f the liizht of the pensioner to receive
driffm.r toward the the amount he has been getting are
,l..- La in the eenturv dawnin- ' suspended, and few, if an v, of those
,.n to S1SM wiA conditions lh.it who get restored to the roll upon a re-
would stir the corpses in the jackets of examination will get as large a pen-M-ay.
No man has en the harvest tion as they have been receiving
From the sowing after Appomattox. "Senator G ,rm an, remarked a
How to Select a Postmaster.
The citizens of La Grange, this Stale,
knife, and, cutting a piece of the twine have struck upon a novel plan to set- Whatever he may be, as one of the pa-
about 0 inches in length, tied it very tie who shall be postmaster there, vv e jn uis action very pertinently re-
I a . i . a a i l.it'. . . -
tWrhtiv around lh little finser of the reter our imnds at AlOemarie lo ine lliarks. Mr. Chandler -4is not a fool."
-...-., t 1 i
left hand of the man with the nose new plan.
bleed. Then she asked the couductor The aspirants have tried the virtue
to escort her back to her car. of petitions and their friends influence,
hpn 1 but there seems to bell hitch so ne-
of tools and machines to equip the ex- and tliat tact is so wen Know , uc
slaves to surpass and subjugate the sons very seldom takes the troubl- to con
of the Confederate in the struggle for tradict the newspaper stones winch
,he best pay and position in the skilful.; appear from time to time purporting
' J a...l I ... ft- ifilij tn tin
to vive hi aewui wimi ucj i-chuo w
the doctor came through the car Joor where. However, to relieve -Congress- f hig fc ?
and went straight for the place where tuau woouam or ine responsioiuty aim
the voting woman sat. She was busi- settle the matter the shortest way they
ly engaged in reading a magazine, but have agreed that when the old Con
looked up as he .poke to her. federate veterans meet there on the4th
n.r Inf Au??nst next, to h-ve a sliootinij
l our remeuy is wcu jjciiciij o
successful," he said, and asked permis- match, and the man or wo.m,
.: i ..of .Ulr nonr lipr. "drives the cross" is to have th
"It is strange," he continued, "how Mr. Woodard and Capt. Gfainger,
iin,pc Jr. -a nlivsirian's ife he chairman or ine crnuiy exeuuu
1 - I .. -ill : i ,.u l
l a I nntt.ee. Will Ots lUVlueu to ain-im
u ficiciicw irricaa ,
We -confess that we, donot see the
force of this criticism.
Why should not Senator Chandler
apire to the 'residential -nomination
an
re
who
many
finds ll his acquire
nd
in case this or that happens in the
ulators who gave glowing accounts of
its fertility. The deluded settlers ars
getting away as fast as tiny can, but
most of th m have nothing left and
are well niuh in despair. It is truly a
pitiful &tory.
trades."
In sl.it e that the
toUtlt.tnot .mblic eductio,. in lh.t h luta tio. like thu o
Vir.MU; HehnsseeuHAvlmecoaeh- the ,t. .ll Jwj. U. ck as
' r" . . ". ,i. ,1 mtthe aPProTl ot a majority . of
man open auooi iui ttuwiu'""" , r , n .
, . ..i:i t. 1... k. good Democrats, and to .ay also that duct uf a mun ana . woman in
Willi lUlfc OU. UULlt" UlC l(UU v. .
il-ive's childr-n vrere seated. He has ! uny advance announcements of them When a woman gets a new
seen the son "of a Vce distinguished ' appear may always be set uit sha invmcdiately prances down
Some Difference ;
There is a vast difference in the con-
new
! town, aud for hours will walk con-
. a A nl . a . caipcuiif 111
uf a negro magnate, and he asks: "Is j One of the most encouraging signs tentedly along a crowded thorough
U i.shock a A shame enough to arouse to those who expect financial relief ; far?f reC,ivilIg fresh impulse8 of joy
s . v from the legislation of the extra sfs- erery tune a0ther woman scans her
il.e church . j g-on is t,w fuct thj wllie most 0f the Wkl.d.()lH, Uut H mau isl g0 different!
keep the core for the boys.
Knew Where to Look for Dead Men-
Press and Printer.
A printer recently walked intoaeer-
oo o o o o ooo
q B130YAKCY OF BODY
fttTJ v.7..-tUero Is UcadhWtS
1 ZtSSZ?0 1 What the Local-Paper Does. Democratic Senators and Represent-' He won't put . his new clothe, for
-eirtrna. u tu,i . l .;t.T,t,v i . A....,;uio min. i vm iam u ps of their own as to me ii.fin,,,,u nt i if tsdxrk: Umi he
All eXCtlfe-Uli' -S. " oru-iiwio . " ..... -w - hj5 itio huh
ister as the following to say of the .legislation neeaea, a mxjoruy ui mow d()Wn town 8(l cauuousiy as 10 i
O OOOdiUo.i, but . W
o TUTU'S o
Tmy Lir rats"
: happiness. They are wortU triau
ooo ooo o o
JAPANESE
CURB
A Kw aad Complete Treatment, consisting" of
CTfOSITOElES. CaDsnles of Ointment and two
Ointment. A never-f alun? Cure for Flies
t vry natore and oeirree. It makes an operation
ui me ctule or Injections 01 carbouo acio, iwi
re painful and seldom a permanent cure, and ofen
wttlun? in death, tmnoceesaryr Why onduro
ns terrible Oiseaee? W guarantee, O
to oura a case. Yo5 only w''
Jaefitg receivea. u a box, 6 for f5 by man. awnnie
tr2. Ouarfintws issued by-oar apejita.
CONST IP ATION yj.iknnVtjMai
tmt M'.TH and STOMACH KiXiULATOK and
MOODPUKIiTlEli.- Smatt, inild aud pleasaat to
S, wpeciaUj auaated lor children S 066. WUOiea
.Stt-Ws. - .
GUAaUNTTE3 larood only sj -
EDWIN CUTHRELL,
Salisbury, N. C
before the common sense of some non-
professional person. Why I might
have known, ii I had only stopped to
think, that your remedy couldn't fail."
"Just as soon as you began tying
that striiicr around the little finger I
knew it-would stop the bleeding, aud know who desired anything iu the w;.y
;f ..,,1,1 not. have done otherwise. Of of advertisement and noticed a drum-
..rP von know the scientific reason mer stood by the counter with hissam
for it the fact of the arteries passing pie valise ready to open. "Anything
through the little finger, aud all about you want to say in the paper this week?,
SJlid the printer to the business man be
. -i.ut t,-r m. hind the counter. wXo" said the bus.
o, snesaiu; x ....j j it ess man, 'l don't believe in advertis-
graua-mosuer ioiu ; jn,r.M The drummer waited until lie
dl told me. I am a teacher, and quite , f to the &oor then slowly
often in the first warm days of spring, taking up his sample valise remarked:
the little children in my department in -Well that lets me out. I do not care
1 always get toseii on nine i nuy ....... -
X'& llOeS UUh IICHE'C ill au !,.
r ' , , -.I ! . .... T 1
prefer to de il witn live men. t nni i
want to strike up a trade with a dead
Even the Xetrs and Courier bears
testimony to his ability and we believe
it has never been questioned by any
one who knows him.
So far as his principles are concern
ed, they are those of his party. The
! KViHibiie.nii oarl v does not represent
is to have the office. . unvi,h;,,,r th;U Chandler does not rep-
resont in a distinguished dpgree. He
stands for a liilrtariff. He is one of
the champions of the force bitl idea.
He believes in a reckless pension sys-
'tem aud a. centralized government.
His services to the parly have been
great. He was one of the most effi
cient agents of the steal which gave
the Republicans the Uresi lency in
1870. Whenever there has been any
slick or dirty, work to do f r his ...party,
he has invariably volunteered his ser
vices and proved his eminent fitness
for the job. - -
What is tlif matter with Dill Chan
Her as a Republican, candidate for
President ?r
ockI newspaper which will bear care-1 express themselves as willing tD hear
ful perusal: "Y6ur local paper tells the arguments oi tuose wu t.u
. t i u Aniintv'ntliar iiluxa nndtobeooen to convic-
you when vo go locuuicu, i i ; i
f nnd to send vour children to , tion it the other ieuovt s uiguiuciiu uc
!., l 1 i 1 1 . 1..-., l.n I . tzkl 1 r
11 tniS lU;tlll ouaicu J
advo-
H. B. Ilandoli h, Ga., writes: ' I was ;
under tli e n o of nine different doctor?,
hut
not one did me the good th.it Bjtanic
plood Baia has done me " - J
tention to public enterpiLses,
cat es the best law and order in the
town. It records the marriage of
your daughter, the death of your ?cn,
th itinera of jour wife, free of charge.
Itsets foith the advantages- of your
town, inviteslmmigration and is the
first to welcome new comers. 'Yet in
spite of all these benefits, some people
say the home paper is not half so good
as some other juiper that has no inter
est in their business or success. The
home paper is too often neglected by
those who are benefited by it.
K,nl nr -..nvwhcre vou want to go. : the best. If this
It tells vou who is dead, who-is sick, 1 a majority of the Democrats in both
who is married, and many other things House ana oeuaie inu u.uiuu.,j ui
vou would like to know. It calls at-; reaching some atisractory .oasis oi
J - n 1 '11 t" 1 t UnunJ
compromise wiii'.oe jjicanj icoocucu.
But it is going to take time to bring
about that ipsult, and wise people will
not expect immediate Congessional ac
tion on this important subject. Good
legislation is better than hurried legis
lation! and I have yet to find the first
Democrat who does not firmly believe
that good legislation will be one of the
certaiut'ujs of the Fifty-third Congress.
Gen. Duncan S. Walker, chairman
of the committee on invitations of the
centennial celebration of the laying of
the corner-stone nfTthe Capitol build
to U held September J8 - next,
Children Cry.fcr PitcWr CtQfV
ingt
most create the impression that he is
sneaking along.
If he sees u crowd oti a corner he
wiil slip across the way to avoid them,
and when he goes into his grocery he
tries to get behind as many barrels and
boxes as he can.
All the time he is trying his level
lies, to appear as if the suit was sis
months old, and ail the while realize
that he is making an infernal faiiur.
t u w. linn the time will com
UJ. ll.
i, ...;il I .a n folded b
wheu new pun is
the manufacturer that they won'.
. m i . P t
show a ridge along the troni; oi eac.
leg when the wearer dons them.
Haminer Buxton reports to th
Comptroller 6t the Currency that th.
Winston Rational bank is carrying on
the condition prescribed for its resto
ration and will able goon to resuni.
bnsiuess,
ar.hool have nose-bleed.
gome twine from the boy pock
et and tie it tightly around the dittle
finger of the child, and it has ifcer
failed to stop he flow."
I was in a down town restaurant that
evening when the physician was tell
ing the story, and he said at the end
uf it : "She was a devilish pretty
young woman,
with a mouth that said
ill the time 'Kiss me!' and eyes that
said no man ever had or would outlier
weet heart when she had one." New
fork Recorder.
man I'll g to the graveyard and swap
business. Good day.
Fruit and Vegetables vs. Doctors.
Grape fruit is almost as good as
quinine for malarial troubles and pine
apple is a sure cure fr sore fhroat.
Tomatoes are perfect liver regulators
thev contain a very small portion of
mercurv. Oranges act on the kidneys
very beneficially; lemons and grapes
are effacions iu curing and preveuung
n mmmtroiibles. Water cresses act
on the lungs and are J-aid to be a cure
We Call 'Em Tramps.
L rd Enirlish What this country
..-i-, M.oo Americus. is a leisure chss tn ;nc;ient consumption. They cer
.rtlJV-, , -- , , .. ,
taiuly have marvelous ionic joer auu
m . a
refresh one after great fatigue. a
diet of uraries as a cure-all has ben
proved valuable in humireas or case;,
aud, if taken in time, a case of jaun
dice can be cured by eating nothing
but lettuce Jind lemon juice. In the
face of this, can one not almost dis
pell e with doctors ?E x.
.,.h iui we have in our country, l
eau the class we call gentlemen; who
to i.ot work for their living, who take
.n i.artin business; but devote their
tme
r -
Miss Americus-Oh, yes, we have
i i. .i..OJ;n 4 lita nnmitrv. but W0 call
em tramps.
li v tu
to observation and travel and,
An Editor's Mistake.
The editor of a weekly journaUately
lost two of his subscribers through ac
cidentally departing from thn beaten
track in answers to correspondent.
Two of his subscribers wrote to ask
him his remedy for their respective
trouble.
No. 1, a happy father of twin,
wrote to inquire the best way U get
them safejy over their teething, and
No. 2, wanted to know how b pro
tect his orchards from the myraids of
grasshoppers.
The editor framed his answers upon
the orthodox lines, but unfortunately
transposed their t wo name?, with the
result that No. 1 who was blessed with
twins, read in reply to his query:
"Cover them carefully with straw
and sf t fire to them, and the little
pests, after jumping around in the
fl.tiiie a few minutes, will speedily be
settled.'? -
Whilst No. 2, plagued with gTa&s-
! hoppers, was told to -Give a lntle eas-
tor oil and rub their gums gently with
a bane ring. l
A Texas girl; fifteen years old, proposes to
walk to the 'World's Fir if sh; can get another
irl to compete with her.