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from our rejflr correinliit.
- ifrjhletit CleTelaiid mes;ig toOutt
sjreSA Itna been a cUeljr ttUeil tu"ny
of Cnin. ...d It eriO.nl tl.,t it i. Ie n IoW f tar.
...C... 1.. lu iiAawrfnl fuirtor 111 ID 1
H,wreallf onm Ihe Hf ,, cowouMj forcl ll.
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Gastoria i3 Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
amd Cliildren, It contains neither 04Mam Morphine nor
ether Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for paresoric, Irops, Soothing Sjrups, and Castor OIL
jt is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers. Castor! is the Children's Panacea
the Mother's Friend. - J
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Castoria.
Cas
o.-tor!aLsso well (wlaptetl to children thai
I r, .commend it on ni;eri'jr to any prc-scrii;tioir
tit-wn to kp." ILIA. AttCHsn, 2L I'.,
1U L'o. Oxfory St., Brooklyn, . Y.
" The u: of Castoria ' is sr universal and
' 1: :"ri- f ' W kno-wn-thct it glh'is a 4-o:k
" ,,t si.r n-rt pitrcn to crulcnic itr Fr are tbo
it t. ai: :'nt fatuiLcw wlio do not kee p Git&M-ia
vkliia icr rfach." -
C-ttOS ilAKTYN, I. I).,
Jew York City.
Cantnrl corra Colic, Cnost'pfctloa,
Poor JStotrioch, rHarrboaa, Erwc-atwh,
Kill V.'orma, ie le, aad promotM dl
gestion. , ,
Without In jurioai Dtedicatioik . .
BCTeral years I have recommend
your Caaioria, and isliall always coatiaua U
do go Cj it lias invariably produced btaeflcia
rwailts." "
Ebwis F. TAfcara, 3L
12Sth Street aad 7th -v-., Jlew York C5ty
Tub Centacb Cokpakt, 77 Mukoxt Brxsjrr, Nw Ton Crr
1
The High Tide at Gettysburg.
Cures nil 1'emalo Compiainta and Monthly
irrcularitj-, Leucorthoeaor'Wbites, Painm
Back or Sides, gtrengthensthe feeble, builds
up tho wbole Bystem. It has cured thousands
. and will cure you. Druggists have it. Send
etump for book. ,
Dli. J. P. BE0MG00LE X CO Loahrill. Kj.
$ A Household Remedy - J
V " FC ALL K
DISEASES
Botanic BlomJ Balm
SCROFULA, ULbtKS, aMUl x
VUlGS tjufiim ever f
form of malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be-
tides belnj efficacious in toning up ine ,
tystern and restoring the consmuuon,
hen impaired from any cause. Its
almost supernatural healing properties
justify us Jn guaranteeing a cure, it
directions are followed.
SENT FREE -bKWSSU-
BL0O0 BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga.
'.'WANTED
l ! I l II
MS(Hi in Ewry Town
to tuke t lie Extlusiye Agency
- f the
,? World's ColumbiaiiExpo
sition Illustrated,"
AUTHENTiS ORGANDFTHE FAIR.
tSTBUsHKD liwO.
(itp.it )pp rtuiii t y li Slake 3Ioney f.r
the Xext Year.
Oiic Chance in a Tyimelisiie.
EViiose 15 cents in- stamps for Saui
. lle covy nml full -particulars.
j. B. CAMPBELL, Pres.,
159 Adams St-, Cliicago, 111-
O G OOOO'OOO'O
L Tea KacHcat Pitt ia Via W oriel! q
Wliy do yen suSer
IfTvs frcm Dyspepsia wd SteU-UMlae,
Wr.ndcri'm Uto miserable, wben
remedy U at your nana r
A cloud 6sesped the hollow field,
Tiie gathering battle's unoky fhield,
Athwart the gfumu the lightning flashed.
And through thecloud some, horsemen dashed,
And lrOm the height the thuuder pealed.
Then-at the brief command of Lee
Moved out th;U nisitehkss infantry,
With Pickett lending grandly do'wn
To ruh ntiiinsit the. rourinsr crowd
()t those heights of ilestiiiT.
F;vr heard above the ftgry gulf,
A cry across the tumult runs,
Tnc voice thatranj? through Shiloh'a womls
And Chk-knmauga's solitudes,
The fierce South eheeriiig on her sons.
hltov the witln'rii.p t'etnneM blew
Agaimt the fro4!t of Pettiprew!
A katiisin wind that scorched and sighed
Like that internal Hnie that fringed
The British at Waterloo!
A thoftsiind Tell where KentlM-r led: t
thonsnnddied where Oarnett bledt
In blinding Haines and strangling smoke
1 he remnant through the oaiuric ru
An I crossed the work with Arnrntead.
Once more in glory's van with iue!"
Virginiivened to lennesfee,
We two together, come what majv
Shnll stand' "141011 these works today,
The reddest day in historjP
I? rare Tennessee! Ileeklesi the way
Virginia heard her comrades say:
Close round this rent and riddled rag?"
What time she set her battle flag
Am'd the gnus ofDoubleday.
Hut who shall break the guard that wait
'iefore the awfull face of Fate?
I tir; tattered Suiudards of the South
Vere shrivelled at the cauuous mouth,
All all her hopes were desolate..
In vain Uie Teanessean set
His bravest 'gainst the bayonet!
In vain Virginia charged and raged,
A -tigress in her wrath uncaged.
And all the hill was red and wet!
Ab ve the bayonets, mixed and crossed,
Men sawa gray, gigantic ghost
Receding thrcugfi the battle cloud,
And heard across the tempest loud.
The death cry of a nation lost!
Xjetaocratu in both the House and bMj
kte, jiwt us hiscelehnsted tariff msge
of 1887 did, but liottet and coucien-
tftus belief U coiiiicuous in every fen-
tiuce of tit. And the opposition to
wnat are knowii s wlver DmtcnU
I ts'more aHretit than rvn for tlij aU
ugmj jHtl Jf reiaent s rcoaon
datioti for the repeal of the siher pur
chasing clnusft of the Sherman law.
ouly differing as to whtst shall be sub-
stituled. The message recommend
the repeal and leaves the question of u
hubtitute to the wisdom of Congress,
and uinertenths of the Demncrats are
certain that the recommendation as to
repeal will be follow&I, and that other
financial legislation, which will be
equally satisfactory to the silver Dem
ocrats Hiid to President Cleveland, will
be agreed upon by the Democrats in
both House and Senate, and that th
perststeut effort of the Republican to
split the Democratic party on the sil
yer question will fail.
Acting Oil the mixim quoted in the
President's m.-asase "He tfives twrict
who gives quickly w the Democrats in
the Honse, both silver men and anti
silrer . men, are trying to reach au
agreement to take up and decide the
silver question without waiting for the
appoiutmeui of committee and the
adoption of rules. It will be easy to
take l he matter up without an agree
ment, only a majority vote being re
quired, but if an agreement can U
reached upon just what is to be voted
Ujion aiid how much time is to be giv
en to dicu-sivn, much tune will !
saved ill it wolud ueiesari!y l-e wa.te.
if no agreement is m ale, to say not li
ng of the possibility of einlless tilli
busteriiig. The siiver men have in caucus deci
jsge,-for the lSpublicans to 8sl- . p at the UV'n!so. . W ! cannot
low, was the plain statement that he cora mend either the substanee f lf W
rxpected Congre to oliey the will f the argn ment It h ts Toug bei tu
the people, and roceed to reform tie . dentood t U it he "wouU urge'tisn.
tniqiiiious usnu souu iur auaiicw cuuai uuuai rt pe.u c cue oneraian law,
. liecause Mm afidfnrthat we were entiily prepar.d.
troubles brought upon the country by but wbd hoped that' he would not
ation hava o stop at that, but aTter consultation
emselTes upon with Other eiperieiiced men' would
public at ten uon or. law, nepuoiicaa j uave recommpaaeu 50ute further action:
Ivave allowed themselves to bel'teve A n thi we are dismounted, arid the
that the McKinley law wis to be uu
disturlied by this Congres". They know
better now, and the knowledge doex'nt
please them.
disappoint ment js the greater because
we haveii-rery high opinion of
C!evelanrs capacity, of his extrabrdi
nry powers, of his tins intelligence
and undoubted patriotism. It eeius
time Persid.t's Hmg to ua that :t Wag ,ft- .iV.
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aanoaeuweffer. : : r - rV . ommended WXM furtracti0h1u view
1 ne message or rreWrnieienu, ohhe sitUiiU , , . &
country to be in. .
submitted to the extraordinary session I
ded to vote for the re)eal of the pur-
chasing clausi of the Sherman law, I
the bill for its reeal providrs for tin
free coinage of silver on such a rath
as will provide and maintain the. pari
ty between gold and silver. The fact
that no particular ratio is mentioned
Mirnitieant. It means that the caucus
of sil er Democrats did not believe t
possible to succeed in maintaining ch
present ratio of lti to 1, and that they
are willii.g to increase the ratio.
It is now claimed that a careful poll
of the House, made this week, show a
majority of 35 in favor of the repeal oi
the purchasing clause of the 'Sherman
law. The Senate i more doubtful, and
it is much more difficult to ascertain
how Senators, whose positions are no!
clearly defined, will vote, but strong
rff rts are now being made to bnug
the Democratic Senators tog ther, and
the indications point to success. A
caucus of Democratic Senators this
ivek- unooinled a commitlee of five
of Congress yesterday,, and published
in this paper, is in a certain sense a
disappointment. The Piesideut was
expected to ring loud and clear ou the
repeal of the silver purchase act, and
indeed he gives sufficient reasons why
it should be speedily blotted out.
But the President is disappointing
in his failure to tell the country after
the repeal what.
He evidently does not contemplate
that Congress hhull repeal the Sher
man law and stop with that, for in hi
concluding paragraph he recommends,
in addition to this, other legislative
action,'1 which will 4 put beyond,, all
doult or mistake the intention of the
government to till its pecuniary obli
gations in uiouey universally recog
nized by all civilized countries. Ill's
sentence might, in its Utter clauses, be
construed as a declaration in favor of
gold mono-mets.hsm, but the context
would forbid this construction even if
Mr. Cleveland were not already on rec-
rl as an endorser of the party's plat
form, which declares in favor of bi-
ilet..litu.
It is uot to 1ms supposed for a mo
tient that tUe pre-ident would repeal
he Siierihan act and op. To d-tti it.
would b? to put the country on a gold
ai at once. It i not to be doubted
.hat the President would follow the
repeal measure which he so earnestly
insists upon, with some other provis
ion of law "other legislative action
which would provide a place for sil
ver in the currency of the country Jr
nd it is to be regretted that he did
not in his message outline his plan.
Vtluiliiton Messenger.
The President throws up the sponge
in so far as the United States are con
ceriied. Single handed they are pow
erless. He believes in the "intrinsic"
value of money, to which the Messen
yer refers in auother article written
...
before we had l' la need over tlie mes
sage. He thinks our currency houl
fixed hv other nation. It is so
fixed, as is apparent from the effect v
the British order as to Indian silver
uikhi th action of the President in
calling the Congress together, and up
on the opinions of the Northern peo
ple, esjecially upon Wall Street. He,
therefore calls upon the. Congress at
once to repeal this awful law that has
jLRFS BUDGET.
He Hakes Some Suggestions on the Fi-
naneial Situation.
Now is the time for everybody to
show their charity and their good will.
Let uf all divide out and help one an
other. The papers all say that there is
plenty of money and the banks that
lave suspended have got plenty of as
set, and if confidence could be restored
every thing would- become calm and
serene again. Weil, let us all take on
connaence ana a i viae out witit one
another. A man told me that he knew
of one man in Atlanta who had shifted
all his money into gold and had $20,-
000 of it locked up in u private drawer
Highest of aU in Leavening PowrXtStest; S. GcViltere
1 !; '
through the bink for that little ac
count that h u been running so tone.
ell,as the boy said to the molasses.
ujut .let her run." I'm in a flraiit
just now. It is the first time its. fifteen
years that I did'nt have a dollar in my
pocket or somewhere within reach. 1
can't feel like a gentleman, I don't go
down town. I'm wait.ug ftr some
thing to happen. Tried to sell some
literature, but they smiled and said
they were not dealing in luxuries,, now
at leat they were not paying cash.
but would give me a duebill. "What
can I do with it?" said I. K ep it;
they said, "until things turn loose
again." So I took it fcr better or
1 f . "II 3- 1 .
worse auu t win ai vine it Willi anv-
bdy who is as bad off as I kui. Let
us all divide. Now is the time a man
wants an office a salary that comes
......... ....... u. v. ... ii. y.
in ejetj iik in tu. ivm ia iue lime
that these office holders ought to come
to a divide. If every m m had an office
what a glorious world it would be.
Great piles of money to come pouring
STAREKCSEAS2I
Insanity Last Year.
Thm lacrttM of insaoitt last vaar t i&
preceding: year was startlial Thiak f it.
persoostanerlac from acrroas fombUa, mk
as sick and Barrona ItaadacW, slrrniisiiasa,
eooTuhuooi, nsmrsiria, apoplax dyrptpai
slecptaatoca paralysis, Darrous proatmssMs,
epilefMy, te; Tha oallook voul4 sHaily
sm atsoooracuig wr ya wmt saara ss mmm
of escape. Any of the sbote eUSctUsv
and many mora, art adraaosr eysSiWsis 4
insanity or sonaa othar fptally itaploraaU a .
dilioii ending in aaicida ot praasatuwoWsa
Dr. Franklin Miles, the tootsd.epeelaliet.
ua a voted over Z9 year to ta tevesiif.
tio'i of nerroas eflVrtKroa sad ia tae iull
of hi Ubors lies the onlyhxrpe ef those sSiev
ad wita the troubles named. Ilia
in one of the banks and there were
its of men who had from $5,000 to mto eTerJ f4UlI,J- T"1' way il
$10,000 locked un in the same wav ,s UP iWin- YerJ "'er "an you
rf I - L 1 I II .
tnd they were vaiting to see what mwV" " . . na" n omce or a
Couirress was ioini? to do with silver. P"". Hlmois geU f U,000,000 for
That is al! wronir. That cold ouclt rsio' s 3'ejr and then there are
- I . I jV t e . .
to be turned loose. I want a little of u,e omce llo,ars oe'ldes an1 t,,en l,ie
t right now, Let us come to a divide rab at tl,u WorlJ 4 1 alr' nnd we Pr
" i : i i - i o i i. . i
until the trouble is over. When the uaoic miner uown ootuu noi oniy
Mar was over -and every Unly was ttS t nothing, but have to help pay it
oor as L zarus there were a few here alL If Mr' veland had been a little
i.i I i I i ii I ii;ci diimuu ins wmoi. lie ttuuiu little
iiwl tii4.ro uliii li:iil iiOte nil their I 00
" ..: t ll U - . 1
ii riM 11 1 1 .1 kivcii oui uuts ui uie oiucea as n sec
neighbors. 1 he stay law had prevent- .... "...
u - . i rw ' l . i . x . j
uu, xuere are ooweis ui mercies auu
ties Pisrrin is m pan tire maane of eatiC.
If yon have any nervous afiactioa aUaad te
it at ooce. 0a not wait till roar intellect it
shattered or the freoiy of eoleide evereeasse
yMt. Datar ia danjraroo. -,Rr
J- Miller. Pmiw of tha X. & eawcSw
Bt aun, ra writas: Oitwr mwm saa M
brtk 4wa aompUA!;. Th Smcs f mtoti
aoivl doctors, aod fxht f emvat. 4i4 ase
UtU toad. I eoald ao read or asadr, ead sat
con llUon vu serious. I kegaa astac ir. MUsVf
RsstnrstlTa Nsnrlna. tour feottlM of whiea aoav
pletalr ttr mm. Aetwpt mr gtUtutm.'4
. J w L ea iMsaprtCaad aaStM iwwl
aue or thrM t oar hM phrsletana, Th rmit
was that auheaad of four months I wase bs4
Im lurslld, eoald not oat. eaftklWtat tato
uiBtti' sl I- M hoora. S4 MneTlo
e'hl-, rur WMkj ai I bwu ale Dt- MUa
R.HKorrtlra Narrlna. n.tiM.if.T.lii?.i i m
and Ur.r pills. Have j&tnad C aoeade la
watKht, ean sat and slsea, and ssel ae well ee 1
er.r did.--J. C StsplCmfttstarrr
I was afflictal wtU aarroo arossrattoa erev
two years, and durtn that ma was anaata ea
part irm mnj work. Throat a tka a of Dr. ICUssf
WrtiT Necriaa I an anaralr rastasvdei)
ut-Min, m i abteto eondvet tar asMlaass tkesasao
as wrimr aieknesa. I r oos wndsd Mia WTTtoo
to a rouQ man also luffVrto from nsrmua aoa
Uatlon, and ha. too. raoalrad waadarruT mft
from it. Dr. Miles' rsrawUes ara eaastdsrad a ae.
aces at our kme.M W. S. Outahaw.Oallea.luak.
Dr. Mile' Rettorattre Kerrlna is sold Vr all
dru?it" An a pnslUre rnara&Ue. or bt Dr. Miles
cianart. ing .on reeeras-or anna, fi
per bottlo. or alx bottles for S3, axarass prepaid. It
l ivwlUrely free from alt opiates and dengevoae
dnwm. Dr. Miles' Nenre and Urer ntu. S3 eaate
per not nre notes, n n Mailssl aarwaate, rsee
book at drutfists, or bj man.
The Southern Home Companion
Elizabeth Lyle Saxon, in her Wa.-
m1 tliftin frnm eolleAl.i nc. but when
""OI 1 1 . . , , , . .
hut law had nhtved out we oor fel- uawe" OI compassion accoiuing 10 x line nemimscences in me August tuiu-
t i i ! i ii scripture and Mr. Cleveland ought to her of The Southern JTeme Cumpation,
ows who owed a little ante-bellum 1 . 1 . - - . . A, t-:,:. ...
money were suddenly .iirvitcd to pay it
and it took us years and years to do it. ft I fashionable bonnet, otc, were made at
Wp w,rP sed nnd nnrxnp.1. af friend wira 4fc UF -uu "lrtt uu"' home. Dr. Amie M. Hale contributes an
Hill Fort, told me that it was an out- Pd tothe North $350,000,000 on the 1 interesting and instructive World'. Pair
I ... a- .....I il. .1 . . I.I. Iv a mm i . ww t a
jeusiuu nccouui, auu viihi. iu i imeijr jueuer. aianna nomcoouy, eaiior oune
to run oil for half a centurv longer. Home-Makiug Department, nives prsc-
i, , i . 1 1, ii "iii" ii tical instructions forcauuiur and preser-
Dou tit make your blood boil tltt hot V1DK the fruits of the aeao; alVo for
weather to think about it.' Here 1 putting up wine, made from eitber wild
am without a dollar and can't buy a cumvatea grapes: so mat it will sp
J the year round without fermenting, tl.u.-.
chicken and company is coming next I making at slight expeuse a deil-btfui
e,.r and I owe the butcher n nd the beverage of great value iu the sick room,
, , . ,. , . . having all the healthful properties ol
baker iknd the preacher and my taxes wine witbout the power to iutoiicate
are comincr on. and vet in the face of There Is also the usual variety of inter
., T , , ektlng storie and charmin poems, hy
all these I hear the same old call for the t autho. Ten nuVnnmbtr,
more pension money. Nearly every $1.00 a year. The Gmpanhn, IV2 toia-
n. ,.f t:.... ....j. iaon street, w Orleau.
UaUU VS svraawa ve vaew eas. i'Miuui
rage, and it was. All our substance
destroyed and now these debts to hang
over us world jyithout end and so Fort
tried to get up a town meeting and
pass resolutions to have a big bonfire
ii the middle of the street and let
everybody v ho had a note or a debt on
anybody be called upon to come for
ward like patriots and cast the note or
debt into the fire and then let us all
take a new start in the world. 1
u i. .,... .. ...i,.iri;.i ;!.,. i.,f
, , . L L i- around the public treasury with their
when we began to agitate it it was ilit- r , - ,
covered that nobody was in favor of it "T3 hke 0Un hird 1,1 " ,,est
o
oTinv.tiverMSQ:
Otrlll npeedJly remove nil thw ssble
enable tou tocat and digest your food, VJ
prevent headacho end Impart on
O enjoyment of life to which you JfgJ
bii jstran(fer. Dow email. Prloo,
85 cents. Offlc. S'J I'arli I'Uwe.
O O O O Q O Q O O Q
MAGNETIC NERVINE.
V' J. if
CErFORE: - AFTER
Is sold with written
ouaranteo to cure
W ervou a P rostr a
tlon, Fits, Dizzi-
ne88,Kal"clieBrid
h curalRla aud Wake-fulnoss.caU'-ed
bjrox-
-Ktti vt sflof Ot-lUI-l.
Vs" Tobacco and Aleo
l.1 bul; Mental Deprea-
Bion. uoitcningui
The brave went down? Without tysgrace -TLey
leaped to ruin's red embrace,
They only" heard Fame's thunders wake,
And saw the dazzling se&burst break
la smiles on Glory's bloody facel
They fell, who lifted up a band
And bade the sun iu hearen to stand
They smote and fell, who set the bar
Against the progress of the stars,
And etnred the march of Motherland!
J Thrp' stood who :w the future come
on through the fight's delirium!
I Thpy emote and t-od wlio held the hope
Of nations on that slippery slope
Amid the cheers of Christcuuoinl
i
tlod lives! He forged the iron
Tuat clutched and held that trembling hill
God lives aid reigns! lie built .u.d. eut
The heights for Freedom's battlement
Wheee UoaU her Hag iu triumph still!
Fell viplhe bauners Smelt the gunsl
Love rules. Her gentler purpose runs,
The mighty Mother turns In tears
The pages of her battle years,
Laiueatiug all her Inlieu s. us!
the Brain, cruising Misery, Insanity. ana peatn;
Wreness, Iraix.Tf-noy, Uot Howerm either sex.
trn. . ... lr i -i a,.. Tnvi.lnntJirr Losses. COUsed
A.
t.y-ovir-mi!uUfcuec,veirK,xertloTi of tha Brain and
Errors of Youtn. It plvcn to Wtai Orpins tbeir
K;.u:ra( Viyr and doab:e tlie Joys of life: cures
I uyorrhcKH nnd Temiilo Weaknes. A. month s treat
Kscnt, ia j.'.iihi rca;:e. by mrd!, to any atldrewsfl
I-r box, G boia 5. with every f3 order we give a
Written Guarantee to euro or refund the money.
C-nuiurs fn,-o. Uuttrw.tco issued only by our ex
clusive aent.
EDWIH CUTHREIL,
Sauskury. N. C
X-ADIES
Keedlng atonic, or children who want builds
lor up, should take
BROWN'S XllON BITTERS.
It is pleasant ; ernes Malaria, Indigestion,
Biliou&aess, Urer Complaints &od .Neuralgia.
Ex-Alderman and Incendiary.
AVivsTojf. N. 0.. Ausr. 0. T.
Dan.elj an ex-member of the Board
of Aldermen, of North Danville, VaM
wts convicted in the Superior Court
here this afteruoou ou a charge of
setting Sreto a furniture store last
month. The penalty for the crime
runs from five to forty years in the
penitentiary. The sentence will be
passed tomorrow. Jhe cai7 has ex
cLcd gi eat interest;
worked such terrible consequences.
Gorman, Kansom, Gray, Yorhees, andl je wari,s ag:llllJtt a panicy feeling
Blackburn to consider and report a u . uo gu2Bcstiou as to what i
plan with that end in view. 'Ihe Ue- bwt be aone after the killing of the
publicans, unintentionally, of course, giwrm!lll law. But he seems at the
added largely to the probabilities of doStt to -Te a j,inff0r gold alone
nuited Democratic action in the Sen- ua t, i.nirj,,n standard of values. If
ate by their attempts to make political tfaat mniug he is not in accord
capital, which were promptly aud pro- witJl southern Democrats or with his
perly rebuked by Senator Gorman, aut J t M it defiued itself at Chicago
wf the present financial situation. J ye WjW qo elected and never would
The Senate committee ou inance, Uave bmi footed upon a gold stau-
of which Seuttor Vorhees is chairman , . ty ,j0 not kUOw that f we un-
held its first meetiug yesterday. The dergUn i,im fuilj, but if we read him
eommittee did U4t lack for business, ,,,i i. ,Unds for the cold stan-
tVUVVSi w i
either, as more than a score of fluan- un,y HJll repudiates siher.
cial bills which have been introduced AlUnU couoa.
in the Senate have been referred to ur t'leveUnd's message fevofs and
that committee. A maj inty of this ffi(jorJf the ie,,ublicau policy of re
committee are bi-metalists, but some , . entirely ignores the Demo-
of the most prominent of them,includ- cratic policy. If he is right the Dom
ing the chairman, nave aeciarea uieir ocratic party is wrong, and has been
belief of the viciousueas of the bher- wrong fr twenty years. If he is
man law aud their williugnesa to yjte Julin Sherman aud his Kepubli-
for its uncouditioual repeal. The Seu- . colleagues are right and it is emi-
-. il I w-a a JT
ate is naturally deliberate in all its ac- Benli- fittiutr that tlie tiampant lorce
... - i . . i i- i.
tious, so it will not-be surpnsiug tne champion aud goia monomeiaust,
House takes up tue silver question n Lodge, snouid, as ne uiu,
. . t !u L l.t 1 1 4 I -I a flta
before tins commiee reports a um w i M-Uuie charge ol tue uieaso "
the Senate. The resolution of Sena-1 uj m0Te its refereuce to a
tor Lalge$ of force bill fame, directing J couuujttee with instructions. The
the committee to report a bill for the I , . Democrats iu Congress is plain
repeal of the gherman law, and provi- an(ieasy. They are not in a position
ding that a vote should be taken there- to ignore th Democratic p"W v
uVqd on the 231 of this month wa. forth tn the Democratic platform
i - t 1.1: i .i 1 v-.Mntaerver-Clronlcle.
ouiyii uii i ox-xvepuo.u uucouief ... mfMin wln be a
Air. itevenu
'.except those who owed the money.
Patriotism is one thing ai.d money is
auother. They are no km. but now
it seems to me is a good time for every
body to come to a reasonable divide. I
will divide with anybody who will di-
yide with me, though I am in Jim
Ferkin's fix right now. Jim never had
any money to speak of, but he alwaye
held bis head up like a gentleman.
Que day a poor country man who
knew Jim and looked up to him, took
him aside and begged him for a loan
ol $3 until harvest. Jim seemed very
much distressed and told the poor fel
low that he didn't have that much iu
the world. Then the poor fellow low
ered his sights and asked for $3, and
Jim said he didn't have that ranch.
.Wall li.t m have 1." said he. and
WILL IT BE REPEALED!
nnd say to the paternal government: AUe voria naa mtemewta ntajomj
Daddy, drop another bug iu here. Mo the numoer ot Congress on tne ioi-
They greediiy swahow all the millions lowing questions: , .
that come from peusious aud the gov-! now wiuyou owontne re-
eriimeut contracts lor the army aid 1 P81 of the Sherman act!
the uavy and nine-tenths of all the of- "Second-What is your opinion a t
11 Sill I fit . I
fices, and these pious hypocrites will go lUe prooabie lengtn oune extra eiuu ;
to church ou Sunday with a gold xnc repiteeoi uie orturo..u
jouud-hjmnTbook under their arms lH ltepresentatives were :m-
and thank God in their prayers that lW85 -
they are not a. those publicans down Senator Matt, w.itansom, ueu .. . .
South. But the weathe. is too hot to Y"" coJoaKe WlU
m a t a. . a. ..I
. i.i , -ii i proDiem now, out lust wnat witi i
run i in ate imon such thiuizs and we will I t"v"
i i. i i
t, , to be dm J .er,,,.. ... "L ' w . n ,.
UillAkp. I
Democrat: I prefer at present not
!.!;
(Hdna Cry for Pitcher's notorial
One of Mary Ana's Owa Men Was the J 1 Th ion w,,i u
Thief. aiooRouc.
I Rnrejunta.!.ira Thomas Sttl. Be-
For some time past Marion Butler ... , . M.t . c-mnit
has charged in his paper the Golds- ..... lhe oncon,t! nr .
V-" ' I . .1 i. t . I " .
...... i ..if.iinr.n ii ii.KLiii viLt-rs ui i . . . i ni -vi .
Tim idiil- -Jack. I hate to acKnowiedi'e ooro - t repeal ot tne snerman taw. t
w.... - - i I ... I I . ....n-v I
it but I'll swear Wfore high heaven I !ostnl clerks were bad law, auoTl favor lU rere .l it a tt.
A,A nr in a month. No trom leitera ecut- I nnd acientihc substitute eau ;uun
i -.jl w a i. i ra.i s Ea. aa wis a a - - - - ' a .
I C V, . w I . .. . S ll. . U . AaeaaataA I a a . . I I 1 it
1....-,khil.ladoOl.,dcenC, follojving trom u,e iwe.K,. w.. Uut , m t wu JOU wcai m
tu fi are awful hard, but if we pondent of the Charlotte Ubrr tells to lonK iht BeMioo win
ii -ii I l tliiuf ii lt.ll T un. in tlin niinnri fcr. Kilt
11 .11 ...v... a divide noooav Will I WUO iue k. - j-
.. . . jt . I m.. .....;i lrl-t n the GoldslOrO I aav it ivnuld m longer thitn M
tr ir mi time to oe urawiuir uu iue man - i -o
auiici. . I . . j. ii it.i r.. I i
.ni.irrl, a hunk when and Greensboro route ten iue i.ui. . any now
. . . i-. i .1 iho lii 1mii watched. I tt4.nresenL1.tive John S. Rendersoi.
.t 1. ... 1 1 1 1 1 11 r. iriiii vim 1 nniK liuic ... - 1
. .11 . -f-i.i;-ri-.i t ii.ln hf iJnr alleged that money sent to 1 Democrat: 1 wan tto see the Sherm. n
CCUS. XI ia.,.nl nr. I i. l.l !... UA. Hnit l.u k.e
.. i :.. .nek t mes and At- the lioldsboro U(tcc"i r I act retieaieu ,uui, v
tue peopic j i . ,v,w..tI.B detective has tactnrv aulMtitute urovided before u en
lMlTa on her Oauks, out you can i missmi:. l"v T . ...I ' " '. ....
""-o ..r - . i. . . iii i. "ni,i suntii
. .in.r throuorh the irout I iustenacieu tne rwie w
. . si door he result U the arrest of a clerk I regular session.
door, mey j m. . n.crrwr I t.t i,r.r;rM mitnLr iuterriened 143
... . I H.uiMamaw im I ... (h omff! Ill Lllc 1 upmiiv u-'l"-r I ui nmu...v " - -
or side door or rumm a.. . .....
hk I couldn't fiud it. I was willing He has given oau ior -Pr
to take silver, but they didn't have it jMndmark.
reckon. I don t like for anybody to
draw on me through a bank. W hat Thc Sher iff of Davidson county on last
has the bank got to do with a man Wednesday advertised the land of GTA
and- the adoption of this resolution
would have surprised uo one more than
its author.
I T g bitterest jull in tle president's
reat disappfiotment to the masses of
" " i
the American people, and particularly
to 'tnfittMeft iB the Snth and wewp-
favoretl an unconditional repeal, 64
wanted a substitute, and 01 were no-commttial
. ii haln him laD over or I M..a fnr ileliuaueiit taxes.
Whet! lUey ..-r r
bridge the bloody chasm. Here i am
without a dollar aud can t buy a chick-
or pay the preacher and ever ana
1 . lit
get a love letter througn tne
mail say log they have drawn on me
eu
anon
As high as $70,000,000 of gold in a
single year hs recently goo- across
the ocean from ih country to fill
nglbh and German colters.
David Hodge, of Alleghany caught
a catfish that weighed 16 pounds.
Burlingtou contejapstraries UU of
the operations ol burglars iu that bua-
ling town,
JSfldren Cry for RtcheCastorfi