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rT'' i in irwrfni,.iaiM r I F if c J 1 '-f : V I- :' i f n' el. 1 :, " ff-':- Xxxfx'- - ;i: i s '-;Mfrx v- ! M - - jfx'x- ; - ; r 1 1 i L-J:f,,-', ; ; - ' -; -. 1 '. - X iX' Xi : " X- - j ' t J X ' .; "f - M !.d jivrjtv tih'iwday. ., i . I' Kit VEAK. 'JRO W.S-ON, Manager. A V A Hi: .'!, 5SD4. s;j;i) or iU law been l l ? tilJilLT to . il. bt?VuUM . V '4t having ;iud the ro- ii - w : ! is t hrown up In failing to iMi 'level and writes a let- r f Mr. Crit-' i'!s explaining una '., .v n 1,1 - li.'jUifs not siizn r ' linn in the -i ... . Mr. Cleveland doe- ( near'so gracefully as -om others and dip!avs '.! h?4 ui pthe -matter, -Ti t r i t f 1 e .'iioug!i to tie new bill is an jniprove . 1h" MvKinby bill which : jln 1 act it h a very long --.it. ' ' 'r -if- iiivcfion. With the v ;. on d' tiif sugar schedule it i is! i oni:, honest tariff reform ! " a-' hat this clause vas flic- .V ' i trust who owned a t.-A i ) -'iiiocrntie senators, .;; iv le.illy no iK-iiioerats and .mi pirrv should not be held rVspon- ' i il tiifit aid's, and on account ; s ti.dl m ij jrity in the Striate . . 1 1 u woe allowed to "dictate u- -eir-dule. lr was that or noth- ma tiif oe.-Ni mac couiu oe none iiii ii -I. s :u'i i .'i i tins scneuuie will ; rViibly remedied next session - tlie people will not have to bear it i.g. fiiL hill, as a whole is one x :h every" honest reformer can en "i -. hi 1 one wliich iX-mo-nts au l-'t'i'iid before any infe'digent ail -ure. The, bill- uiil afford iie people relief that they have been .iH;;ring for. CLEVELAND J0NT SIGN- VAs!UNGTOX,:ugust 27, 189 i HoN" T. 0. CATCHIN'fe : My Dear Slit: Sliice the co'nver- satitm I had with yo&and Mr. Clark,' of Alabama, a; tew pays ago, in re rard to mv action-oft' the. tariff bill 'now before me, I ha; given the sul j-ct further and most serious conid eratiun. The resi.i!tas, I am inore settled than ever in : the determina4 tion to allow the hill to become a law; wttlujut my signature. W hen the, formation of: legislation, which iif Avas hopHd would enlhody Democrat-' ic ideas of tat iff reform, was lately Miternd upon: by the Congress, noth itig was further fr-fu my anticipa ti(.'ii than a result wiich I could nof prirtnptlv and enthusiastically en dorsH. It is, therefore, with a feeU' it;g of the utmost disappointment that I sulmt to gt denial or thif privilege. 51 f I do not claim tgi be better thaii the masses of myj'narty, nor r?o whu to aroiu any ivsponsiouity which or. account of the' passage of this larv", I ought to ht ar as a mem bcr of the Democratic orgamzatioti Neither will I )enmt myself to separated from mj party to such a extent as migJit le implied .'by- mj veto of tariff? legislation, whiclt though disappointing is still chargtf able to Democratic tfoit. Hut therf; are provisions in thiii bill which. are tit in line with Iioftt tariff rcforni, and it contaius inconsistencies aiifj cnuliiies which ought not, to appeal in tariff laws or; laws of anv kim. Heside.-', there were,, us you and I wel know, incidents accompanying -thjn passage of the biJI (hrough the Couj gress, which ina-le very sincere tail itt rtformer Unhappy, while influeii ces surroundedjit ui its latter staged and interfered with its iinal constrnd- tion which on ght not to be recognis ed or tolerated Jin Democratic tariff reform councils. ; I Aiid yet, notwithstanding all is vicissitudes, Maiid a!) the bAd treai ment it receiyediutjhe hands yf prtf tended file nil'?, it r-sents a va-t iri- carry to every humble home in thejto unknown proportions and gives land the blessings of increased cowi furt and cheajer living. The. millions of our countrymen who' have fought bravely and wtH fr tariff reform should be expected to continue the struggle, boldly challenging to open warfare and constantly guarding against treachery and half-hearted-ness in their camp. Tariff reform will not be settled until it is honestly and fairly settled in the interest and to the benefit of a patient and long suffering people. Your very truly, ( Signed) G rover Cleveland. THE CHINESE AND THEIR EMPIRE. : Thejudicial convention of the 'opiiiist party has been called to inet in Salisbury ou Wednesday Scptember l2:h. "The ThUiasvlile rM-''s says that Judge J. F; Artu-ih"-d'l will be .indorsed for Judge and - jZjb. Vance VValser, a republican, for . 'Solicitor." In using Judge Artufieids ' nainein thisconiii ction they do that gentleman a reat injustice as he woiild not under any circumstances allow his name fb be n,in on any other ticket than the Democratic, rind woiill not serve-if elected in any otie.j- vmy t(.;in as t be -nominee" of tin- UenioeiMiic party. Of course that party can not hope to elect any one, yet by using the names iu -the wey tiiey(lo, ot such nieu as Armfield, on nor and Clark they lnpe to gain -onie . i.-ength in different couuli-s in the race for the Legislature. 'Their whole obj rt is to get Marion Butler an.i . juie.nepubiican Jn the United AS.ates'Scn .te, which they will never do. ' . At a PopuliVt. convention at Ral; feign l-.is.t w'eek, in jc losing the coo ; iraut for fusion with the Republicans, ! S. Oiho Wiisou w"hen asked by a lie j publican if they put up a negro would. Uie- pulUt party support him, and red that they would. How will " " "' Wllk tbe white men who Ixj il white mau government u'i who have gune off with this tj! .-i -it. Wiil you stand to the 1 i Mipport any man the He- "pat up" or will you if: Mm tH(ur first love and re-en-list m. the Democratic party, the par ty of t he people. lVhticdly. th8 etiief interest cen his m the double Senatorial contest' J vii -r.s Jaivis and Uansum are both ;.u.t:dales fMrhe long temr, aiuUto nit ut the unexpired term" of Uie iateSedat. r VAice there are s-nvrM pnnniuent -aspirants-Congressman Henderson, Attorney General Os I' -nie, Judge Avery, of the Supreme '.'u,t,nml Hon.' Lee S. Oyeru;au, p-aker of the Jvegislnture. As be tween Messrs. Ju,-vk H.id Ransom the outcome is,very uncertain, and a H'-tiy birter tight is being w.gcd by Meir respective partisans. For t.jle short term, Mr. Henderson's chances ate excellent. He is regarded us One J,l!j,! tiniest men in the State ' PS U"Z record as a Representa tive i so i re.huhle that :'&y-i. o (iit!icUity ine tlou-e liiiu-iiiiifwltr n;;. . i Llllli k ipu i -xt .... i i J . j..oi. t-uui.nu o nimotioir provemeht ti exist j&g conditions. It aiii certainiy tigten many tar iff burdens that1 now !rst heavily npcjii the people. It is ut oiily a "barrier against the rel ufn f any protectioii, but it furnixhej, r; Ventage grounjd from which jtmMfc 1? waged funhdr aggressive opeat iojfs against proti ted monopoly and govern ivienuti fa voritism. .1 take my place with tife nmk and tile of thy .Democratic par ty who believe i.u tariff reform anil who. know what it is; who refuse ti accept the rehu Its e?'nlodied in this bill at the closo of the war; who ;tife not blinded to the fact, f hat the liv ery of Democratic tariff reform In js been stolen and worn in the .scrvicfe of Republican protection, and wljo have marked the jjaees wheie tlfe deadly light) of treason has bl.ist.il the conned of tbe brave in thefr hour of might. ! 1 , - j- Ihe trusts and eombinntioiis Ilie communion iof. pi-li-whose machiil atious have prevenld usfiom reacif ing the success jwedeserve, shoufe not he forgotten jr forgiven. 1e shall l-ecovvr from;lur astonish meiit at tMeir exhibitidnfoi power, and jf then the question t; force 1 upon u whether they shall; liibmit to the fnle legislative wiil of the people's Reifi resentafiveS;or sha f dictate the ImJL which the icoj!e tjijust o'hey we will accept and settle ItbaL issue as orfe involving the salletfy;. f American iil- shtuiions. I fivi the priiicii lt'S f uue iemocracy: oecause they ajFe founded in p.itriotisni and unon iti- lice and fairness toward all mtertstk .am proud pt my party organization iccause it js c nservativelv stnr.lv ind persistent in the enforcement it its principals. Thei'efore I do ntt uespair ujt the efforts made by t&e House of Representatives to sun- pigment the bill; already passed Hy further legislation, land to have J.. grafted upon it such modifications fis will more nearly, nieet Deinocralic liop.-s and aspirat uujs. J cannot be rutstaken as to the jiecessitv of flip raw niHteriiil as jth foundations bf logical and sensiliieanif reform. T T. R. .Tfrnlgan. in News & Observer. Shanghai, J uly, 25. The Chinese empire is the mightiest aggregation of human beings of any one nation on earth. The history of the Chinese nation extends as fur bick as any other known to the world. It is the very nation that lias retained its nationality. It has never been driven from the land where it first appeared, and it has moved, from re motiest atiquity, on the same line of civilization as it moves today. By what means has this tiltuust in computable race of human beingsi dwelling on the plains of China from tiie dawn of history, been made an exception lo the law of the dacay and death of nations? Authentic hiptorv, answers tlftit while most nations have depended upon naval forces, and to this fact lier exemptions from change, and her long life is due. , History is full of examples vl:er nations have sc tight long life by means of the svvoru, but China i. one of the few, if not the only ex ample of a nation seeking to per petuate itself by founding its orgnn ic principles of government upon a moral code, and reviving its potyrf- tiai m its application alike tofulei and subject and the unchanging char acter of the iustitu'onsf China at test that throughout!! 4iges ethics has been the satire ti ulli rs truth alwavs. If there be any one source from which Uie Chinese have drawn the moral 'precepts t hat have guided and so long sustained their politicallife it is the writings of Confucius. The ii flueuce exerted upon the Chinese by their writers is regarded as im measurable by the best informed au thors of the works on China. flavor to much hot water. The pro ducts of the vegetable kingdom are utilized in ways straiige to the sea son, and even the cooking utensil?., are made with a view of econbmv in the use of fuel. The bottoms of the kettlers and pots are of the thinest manufacture, and water will boil in them under the heating influence of a long parlor match. The dogs and cats have the "leavings" of a Chinese table, and the condition of these animals attest how accurateh the human Jippetites guaged. Although; -generally poor, and with an intuition x to seek shelter from a stiff breezy thV-dog mm other domestic animals are not"aiowed the repose of the grave. AfterN deaths regardles of the canst-, they are of ten cleaned in various styles for the table, and are not infrequently con sidered as the chief appetizing con diment of a feast. Apparently noth ing grows in China that has not a useful office in the economic house hold of the 400,000,000 inhabitants. Possibly the waste from 'American tables would feed, asvvve!l as they are now fed, half of these inhabitants. Among the vegetables that are eaten by nil "classes are leeks," sea! 1 iou, onions and chince. The smell of thf'Se can easily be detecttd in all eating autUcoveriug room., tiirl the universal fondness in China for such herbs may be the reason why" no law has been proposed granting a divorce frqm persons emitting their smell. The Chinese use little or no but ter, milk or cheese, and when the ap petite of a foreigner refues to .ap preciate.the delicacy of a ret stewed in castor oil and seasoned: with gat lip a Chinaman thinks ifci is a Sffffi ch'iit retort .vhen he answers,' "You eat cheese, and sometimes when it , I i. -r.. .1!. H W I I 1 1! can iiiiiiun waiK. iUiuv is useu lit tle., but woman's niilk is sold for the sustenance of infants and superuu- l i -: . . v ! . .i . 1 uemocraiic conspiracy in me senate to jirevent honest tariff legislation, has abdicted as a national deinocra tic leader, lie never wiltrench a highei-ofHcej. Heis today themosf unpopular jolitician iux either pr: ty." I : THIN WATERY BLOOD. "I had an attack of the grip and va not able to 1 e a v e my room fir four months. ! My -blood became thin; and watery and -fl had no annelite. I took Hood's Sarfsaiarilla and now I am, able to walk a good distance without feeling the least tired. I have taken five bot tles of 'HoQd's Sarsapnriila and it has entirely cured me. It has also cured a terrible cough with which I suflered." Olaer Whiteside, Chimney Rock.N. C. r Hood's Tills cure i"udi?ession. , FOR CONGRESS.- T fl JOHJ, O..MENDERSOX. of tnwnn. 1?V Judge- 8th Judicial Districe, BEXJ. F. LONG,' x of Iredell. For Solicitor-Sth Judicial Dist., EMER Y E. RAFEIi, of Xfcividson. NOTICE! I want every man andoman in the tTni ttd States' iiitcresred in Yhe Ojiinm and hiskv h:hits to have one ofmv hooks on ilicse .iiues. Addie H. WOOLLY, Ail.mta. (Jii.. Box ;;so, and one wXl be seen vx'-.i l'rcc. . USES AND ENDORSES THE l 'Cum when all eUa (a!If, enroling Supr.-tco Cpntt. j( VAj.rui ciakx. eocxTK jrimcs. Invited j x . -v : - r 41.- "J i TPe"fcre fourA th' r.leetKpoiii very rateable cp. T -r- . orn? r'mr mhi- mii tsiv xik rlac with ltand Ob- - T . I fin :- T ..V" MtVWI.TnilT.1 ! Tdrstrulyv WiLTtR Cuut. I : ou-Rtm avchue rTirrK -rjrwn.nf irsn-iTirT afrir?x-i-trvrrr-w-w - -. - , , - t t ; i i. 1 ' - - ' 1 i . 1ft. : BOOK f EleGtrcIibration Co, If TIE A IiAKuiAiN.' A complete newspaper and Job Office out-fit for Sale at a bargjin. For particulars, etcfaddrees Jno. V. MrKonzie, SdishnVy, N. C, SUFFER INC FROM NEKVCiH 1'KOSTHATION DEBILITY AND FEMALE U'EAKNEoSES, A postal oarJ wit h ymir address secures It. Write now to NATIONAL sTi;;a AL INST, l i AtKiiita. t.i., or V. o. u.jx ;i, Atlaatal Georgia. nuai'ed people, and old age conicsses tu a peC'nliarnourishnieat: by the up- porUitii'y of a few draws -from the breast of a young mother. Like the French, the Chinese dishes consist of stews and fries more than of hakes and roasts, and assaltis a government nioiinpiv, the dishes are usu;dlv seasoned wirti onions. The nierts and vegetables -:re hashed into niouthfuls and either 1 lie I A uir, ,(1 r -fl'lnl 111 f'llli e..i'l I ri 1 . t . i. : : p it t ' o LeaLnin-. 01 oniucianm on limini: : nH.rou-hcookin- with less fuel th.-n .1 i T T i .... i unu Hiliuirame, mid "is twciiiiria en -i ,j i r.,.l ;i !,..n .w Ui I. Ha- .M,',;i,i s. !,....i ,i. v :i l'o I .i'.M' uin-'ic r?. C'dicL'f tuition iBE. SOBT.I. SAMMY Sat.lsbuiiy N. C. "-Oili hours 0 a. m. to 5 p. m. TV T C DUMP O w 6 ATTORNEY AT LAW, TOY, - - - NC- . IT --s his profos-ionn! services to the people )I Momg-oiiK-o ana acj ..inir.g- coiiiilUs. TIE Wrights Furniture Store . To get Furniture for the multitude. I; ivotliing like it everdeioresqen in balis jufy. Bed Room and Parlor Suiks as pretty and as cheap as Y$ ever jolle !; ed on any market in the Stale. You only, have to see . our line !of Ta bles, Pining and Parlor Ghfiirs, Packers K&c,, to be pleased. We also handle 1 Baby Carriages, Musical Instrtunei.ls and in fact anything that you want in this line and at prices that defy com petition. ! No room is complete .without nice Pictures, We ha,ve the handsomest Hop Moulding that can State., got.! th em-, of Frame be found 6 Also and 11 tlie . 4 iversity Of North Carolina oullines, devotion of soul, and truth fulness are in harmony both with the law tirul the gospel. And, sas Mr. Meado'-vs, no jwople, whether of ancient or modern times, evr poss essed a sue ml literature so complete ly exempted as the Chinese from li centious description, and from every Tl hein, moreover, indi-penahle foi eating with chop si it ks the fork and knife of n Chinaman, To the readers of the News and Ohserver the dyhes w'Oi?fd be no less odd t j the taste than would be to the ear the S'jund of the names of their votaries. oppro-nous expiession. There is UMl , Mlllli .p , , not a sentence in the whole of the 1. 1 k i 1. 1 1 , -P itaifiu iiiiuj. iiau iiapfieiieii 11, ie Iiepr he won hi 111 com nig' to extent 16 which thil is recoguiz -d in ine ifgisiatloii alreai v skuhviI is fd.o of its encour.igiug;;; and mlce--nii feature;; biif itipixatious to reciipH that while freeftiiabUnd iron ore haLJ been denied us, ;j rtjceirt letter of the Secretary of th ilfreasury discloses the fact that both -might have been made fiee by trie tnmi:,J surremW of only about 0i00 of unnecls-s:o-y re vein. 1 im sure thttt th.re iSX'comniftn iiabit of 11 nder-estim.lt-mg the im porta uceof tree raw -ten . is m lariti lfgislation, and of fe guHlmg thfm asfjfty ndattd to crin ceisions to be mudW to oiir nianuflc-tui-ers. The trdtiifs, their iufJueijce ,s ir reHchinthat if disregmM ...j,. iyuu upiwfitcieiit scnemetor tanlt it 1 1 Liiinese sucieu b(oks that mav not be read aloud in an family circle The idolatry of China is not emana ted of vice, and such is not the case i 1 any other non-Christian country. And in this connection it may be considered if the moral code of Con fucius, so long in force 111 China and antedating the Christian code, hut both teaching the same golden rule of reciurocity as the paramount guide of human conduct, may not be u reason why "Christianity 4ias not qiade as favorable progress in China as in some other non-Christian coun tries.- A somewhat similarity of thought on moral lines is in Ore like ly to run parallel than are opposing lines of thought, the weaker doctrine of the latter giving way to the soun der and more enlightened, while ol the former the intervening shades of difference are so slight as to deny the necessity for borrowing a ray. But I do not mean to write vou a letter on ethics, -and am reminded that when llasselas was attracted 'by philosophizing! (' of the teachers of morality, his wise mentor, reminded him that though they discoursed like angels, they lived Jike men. A few lines about Chinese economy mr K . . ... , .... L ' . ! I " when returning to their places ol business, one morning, they were to see extended, on Fayetteve street the signs, of Tung Fat, fur nit tire dealer; Hung Ching, tailor; Yung Ma ; shoemaker; Hitn-Kee Kong & Co., coal merchants-;-'' Tuck Teir. photographer, and Chang Chom k Co., who has just received new goods for autumn wear. This will do. The "air is full ot remorse of war be tween China ant" Japan. All are well, j .(.(. it v.-.t: 0-;i r;i ST. 00 to $13 (t0a tnonth. i lico.i!:s t i:t'-i!ilit-r (',. Adirei it ii! VVi.i?!on. " ! ; j ic I Hill, X. (J. This denartmen: is oninlete. V 1 " j. Y ".iiu;y Caskets, Burial Robes7 Slipper, etcf Hearse's furnished for city or country. Embalming a Specials See me before buying. w viz 3 hf ill i f si ' 1 1 it. Cotton 6d Meal and Ws! o- 0 KNOWN, It The 03rd Annua! Session begins Ron tetnber 4i hvlSlU. UekMster for last vear rr ment of Health, diameter and Intel- IT TS TTIF PTTFAPPT A VTi RPQT invrn lect: ' Uuildingsihoroujrhly remodelled. "tlJ VvlllliAl Jl AMJ 15Lbi r JJd-' and TtHt Graduate Department he-ides tAi 1LJV AAD fctihhl . guayes, Conimercial and Industrial OttOll COU Aleal IS 41 llllll V COllCC II tnitfU It'( tolUdleJ. II. CLEWELL, Principal ,vllieh Iias ,n0re feedino Value than three potun aiem, y. Cjand it will bo found more economical to use tha 4 ami it iow tooks as though he wcKild -- lr&"y b eled to theSelLae;,--) JNcv.o Ooerver. X ; Ihe Why flnd Wherefores ,,t.cic is, uo!iiiir -niarvpTniis iu the iinh-.,.l.-l.. -.I ' . ; inei K,t'ii eiirerpnse itjini ingeu.iity,land ithe will 'on tftie doors of freign; iulrkets to the e enpt of -o6r- wahblaud. .give oppir tutiitv for the;continuous and e mu uerat ive empiovment of Amtlii- ursaparilla shouhl ! . . .1, u mtemils chea-ppiieii ftv rMlfA oy .r: . X . i t Iwn . 1 . i; ft- , t - v-o many u1SeiiSes. When v,i X" j w 1110 Till P;irih(A Iu ; r O I L . T . I 11 I V ilLMI. UO;UL RMY I iX 1 1 I i J ' l-l, V. C::SX' . Wf1 We un-e it sometimes occurs that' Dean .....u..,,ici.4ieis i ue raw materials we Stanly was not much out of the wav The Chicago Herald is right when it says; "The people of the United States have seen the end of protective tariff legislation, Congress will never pass another tariii bill increas ing the duty on any :m a tin factored product for the purpose of giving pro'ection to the manufacturer. "This future tariii legislation of the United Staees will tend constant ly toward lower schedules on a rev enue basis. The new tariff act re duces McKinley duties an average of 130 per. cent. The next lariti act will reduce the new rate of duiies 20 per cent, or perhaps more. "The trusts never will control again, by main strength, nor by 1h- o- lucmaiii, uui uy coirupuon, tne action of either house of congress , SH2 N02TH CAEOLIHA Cafe of Airitalture M Ie- iris. , one fxiiiiK - of corn rnt 1 anv of tkl rious crain' feeds. COTTON SEED HULLS take the place of My or-any ot kind of long or rough feed, and has been proven the practical tests ot thousands of feeders, to l.epvortli asnp (pound for pound) as any of the fovagcrfeeds hi general u,A as the cost of HULLS is Ies-th.an hav, and can, be Ad with waste, it is far more economical to us than anv ;e"l n'fw in And with each a good academic educa- and 'feed in connection with Cotton Seed Meal tbi-'hH (ion. Eaeh course is broad and , ' J , J' thorouSh, and the iusutution is now be ecjuaJied when costs and lencfits are consib .(l.j.;, Vrite for prices and other info'matioL desired Correspondence solicited by' ' - i " i North Caolina Cotton Oil Gompra I. J. DAyisf Manager, . CUini; Cffars Three Tschrical Courses: vrhe Course in Agriculture; The Course in Science: 1 he Course in Mechanical and Civ il raigmteriiijr tl equipped tor e.xcelb ut work. Expenses very moderate. Session opens Sep tember (th. For Catalogues, address '- ALEX. Q. IIOLLIDAY, Pres., IlALKHilJ, N.'C. NO. MORE. EYE-GLASSES, -. No Weak on anv tariff bill "KZovcr in t It a C.. ...1... 1 1 .1 n t ,t ' ,v.vi iu.mic iu- "ten ue leuiariieti tunc ine world U.,, ..-"li ; ii id experienced the necessity of add- member vhat a , uajority of the dis- Cst V? Hr product mntlb lotn from tariff cliaris orders "tfU is kd to" ,w corresj6in)ingly! iniiuire or noisonous cnmii.i ..r ... . ! uPon jnstibe anrl Cfteanened. Tiii.- fairness to the e:!- 5ld, and that Hood; Sarpariha is i T,' ,1,at tljG iuVtf..!iv yn -radidi h..i 55 ufacture. be oblid to submit I tr. whole hinS is explained i !1 and modificatn besides its!ood punfyiu.Quitipa he4;fi upon tfieir finished gofcds Hood's SarsapriUa alicJuS' l the peopfe he .best known Vegetable stomach tonLtf 1 1 e f nAA cost wf tlir diuretics, kulnev W J?l Ch ST l ll?'MHifact4ire, and ihieR the coHsdni- invi tpeci gans (.he sybtciu or That Ti group of senators or llOenibeiW of tlu linnia liara , ,: , . ..vvv tmtt. .U(.-U- IIIIT til MlU I UW ! f . 1 1 .1 ll . n nrnl . I 1 1 .... r- 41 uHu,e,fll lnist for (he reflation commandment, to: run thus: "Ihou' lni- in a f,rii? !):41I( snail not oe lounci out in br.eakin' of the other ten.1 r lrencii cooks are said to be the,- "The special representatives of I protection in congress and el e .vhere heU hng hsh and Germin the worst iThey will di.ppear as- PartV leadti. Tliev are discredited in the parti-ai. but American the inod -wasteful. In the culinary art it is doubtful if a Chinese cook can be surp;ussed either as to skill or economy. The Chinese are essentially an eco politics of the country. They will drop to the rear of tie march in" columns. "This is true of protjction sta?es- homical people. The masses support men .and politicians in both n.rii.. life and grow fat on two cents a daydMcKitily will not be the republican I meet the Changed Conditio and when the crop prospect is un favorable they practice economy and ie tariS? to ; live on one and a half cents. A pea candidate for president in 1S9G. He will not 'be notably conspicuous in j the campaign ie ons, wcjuld.inthepotof a Chinese cook smells. J -Senator Gormak, the chief of tl A Certatrt Sale and EHeclive ReraetJy for SORE, WEAJCand INFLAMED EYES, XirodHlnir Lona-Stfhtednesa, atul Jt estortnv the Siyitt uf the olti. Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Tumors, ited Eyes, JIatted Eye Lashes, A2fD PRODUCINtO QUICK RFLIEF Also, dually fti-lcii! when aod in hrt TnmorK, Salt Hliumfinr SOLD BY ALL DP.CGGISTS AT 25 CENTS. VITAL TO KANHOOD. r.inltp 'I Watchman AX? BKAIX TREAT- neath, rw.isture O'.l t y' mlse,7j aecay. Edwin Cathrell Salis -,rj-, N.C. JOB - SOLICITS Yf)UR PATRONAGE. N'pTHlXU CLASS WORK TURNED OUT FROM THIS OF KICK. SON ABLE. JIVE OS-1 T 01 r.ur; r. ruie urn Salis&urv MarMffWorS. WEBB RHBE;Proprietor5 m Monlaili-rn TI.,.l 'Cl lird'rV tiling il tJ ni v unoilieil l, HCilU-OlUlirn nui . "-'j n .'.1 anu.i line, and at-the very lowest prices constant with Icst nia 1 ,jn mansbin Ro oirn'tn r o t.o-u noil er writp for prices betort- U , - - .- V. V. ,. (k ' I . CVl where. Large variety on hand tier select from, oalisia m-" t isher Street, next to Stand Pipe w i 14 -XXX '- -.
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Aug. 30, 1894, edition 1
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