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THE WATCHMAN.
Established In 832
jlu'.Hhel every Thuraduy by Lfi
.Watchman 'PvBLiftHiKd Co. ' V 3
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l-steriptiou, $1:00 a year, itMidvaiicui
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Cntered at the postoffiee at Salis ;
. N.'C. as second class Blatter.
I3BUBY, H. t. Af ,10, 18)6:
OUK CAMPAIGN q'FEtt.
t i now Utile over .even mouth?
p . . .. . A V
ri itil the election, anlos induce-,.
merit or new aub&;i iber?, tht Watch
'il.v'k will Itieseut from now unli1 the;
firs
of P eem!er r o) cent, rfeH
wil
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give the pa;er for over a mouthi
ra lor ine
4 i-i
regulir price for six;
J t
irge our patrons ane
months, vve urge our 1
re.tjejrs to tak; attvanVag'e of this off
'er ly making extra eff irtjU iiicre.is
our circulation! Every evx tra 5r Acn
'if r' tU at' goes (rat nid.iua cue ow
more votes tor the reform cauc l m
material now coming in was nevebj
.before exceeded in ittrest ,tp tneui
A nrti'i lAfarin'' .''nartv. SnWl
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iio4al events are occurring every dave ! ' 0,'
J .. .,- , J while the heexnat:ve both citizen
and; promise 16 get more and none
so (every week' that passes, Tlie
WiTCHHAtf will see that the cream
Of jt all gws to its reauS-rs. Thehmed forces of millions M dollars
Volpecls for a reform Victory nerl $ ;.ne,V by ong con
f. . ... - ' r-LV
' werp so bright, nor was there ever so
nucfi "" ehcourageiuerit for friends
of tjhe cause' to redouble tlieu zeal.
Make up club's for the lemajider of
the p m'paign in every towuship of
i ne -union ana get ine peopte to
leading as soo'ii us possible.' Tttfs is
theiformatiye stage of the campaign
and at no other time can such hews-
p ipers as the WJ&chmjln he distrib-
'ute4
to such an adtfantayre.
Here is an example of .the kind of
Dreriitu that is believed hi and nrac
i iceu o.y itt in. in caning ineui
i.i. t.... .' ii.
elves Christian Americans : A
jpoojr woman in Boston borrowed
nfllL -giving a mortgage on her little
household furniture, and agreeing to
I - . . y . y jw . . ' . ..
,pv $1 25 a month interest. Bhe
8
the interest for two ears aud
unable to do it any longer
tipi the loan company didn't let up,
theb told the poor woman she migitt
ciiib the office t wice a month iu
payjment of tlte intereat. This he
lids until," in money and work, she
haq paid the original loan Jfive times
o er an I sra. o.vcd zzd. And this
i
s he kind of extortion th..t is' o-
jtiglon withiu the shad wow of every
chdrcil pir in tjie laud. Coming
XMation.
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a novei Bystrmi oi uisseu u aung
if . ' e
IVU-.1T IPT TIII'Ul!KIfi it 111.' 1 w. u.iiv u
L 111'. 1-1
.w... .,,. .-vt.uc a
trifle ahead of the new scheme of
'putjtinjg bulletins iir the postofticj
d.ae stainps, has oven immgurated
by?the Florida Cetitral & Peuiusulai
Ktilioad. The engineers in that
roafl blow six lbng blasts i f Ljie
whistle, at intervals of three mile?,
to frarn fruit growers o( yoid waves
preiiicUd by the Uuited States
'Weather Bureau.
hia Wilminfirfori Messpnoer savs
HhatMr. Ri M. Oroom, the well
Xknowu Republican leader of Render
county, iutebds to stand for t)ie nom
ination for Congress in this district
at Iie l.tepublican congressional con-
'Btion to be held at Maston April
23
n d.
Nfv York has just been iudulg
. n ( its aristocracy with ti fine cat
$h w which is about the size of
i beyr ambition.
Potitoes in New York State are
so cheap th. farmers are th j'wing4dn "not need a reform?
jthem away. jOne man is bumiugj
them Hn 1ms store and says thev
make a very hot and steady fire.
Ah
some auctions of farm property
d lately' tujjers sold at two and
-half cents a bushel and ip many
0M
tances no bids coultt he secured.-
f
d. Higgi ns," colored, the jioted
exeenvict, is agnai in put. fie was
aritested this niorniHiZ Ter Ilea' IU"
t ii! wife and atttmptidg A6 shoot
A If rt Smith, colored Higgins
pm healing his wife when Smith
aMeninted to reeirneile him. where-
Higgins frieel to shoot Smith.
I In ' a oi..' j j ' '! '
a voucora oininiaru.
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Rheumacide is a powerful laxative
a i d blood purifier. 'It neutrolizes the
aeid in the blyod and cures rheuma-
ra'and othef blood diseases perma-
i fntly. T"r i. jiottre nd yod Will
In on notice a decided improvement
and wilt be encouraged to continue the
j n of it Until a ctire iBeec'tt4 Vege
j;ile contains uo naotics:- Sold in
'Salisbury by'Tlieo. F. KluUZ & Co.,
i EAWiU Cuthrel. Price SI pet
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BHtcsi politic is the only kind
people haye any use for.
THE IMPENDING POLITICAL
REVOLUTION.!
TJie following is an essiy read by
Miss Lillie Lingle at li.w.n' Acade
11 y last S.tWday : ' ' v
That such a tiling il ia iilit, will
i n.e auu inu.i e .tue, i evuieiH-iiom.j
t.he-eries of the-people flitch an
ie rd ffui shore to sUiti -ihese-
Jui.td Stoles To tell "this to such
.ii intelligent audience as ttn would
eem to be supHliorou:, but for iheS
eiiefii m 'tlie le-Sr informed and as!
1 f .tin ftri erviidt in the discharge
f her duty, 1 wish' to tell evervbody
hat it must come, and the sooner it
j brought about fhe JjjefWrr ' '
in the discharge of my'jdii y to
iav, there aie aj-few thought which.
jies ut Uieuis-etves for-coiHi .el ation 4
1. The necessity ofsueh ia levolu
, ion. ii 'lu-ry were no otlar ieisou
tor lb s bi t the dissajisfaitior. and
t tieuslt.ess of the peopl, 'this wouht
e uffii.riei!t evideuca Jthatjhere v a '
ortl-thing wrot soiiiewlVe.
.f we undertake to iiivt s(isttv the
-l, j vJT- i
C mse U ois uuasy toilliinou 01
fc e roph,, we ar " suon le d into a
multitude" of cauand a ft.ost into
a world of astonishment, j
Let us rt fleet for a ; moment p er
his once liapy rwuntry of. ours,
ttie-eudepeodHii United ri?tate; an
indepeudeiice that was bought for u
hv the- blood of ur le-f ners, MUui
s how ttohh n eilder; fbofi by for-
must Irnw in huutbUt sulmMssiou to
the iron rod which was broken by
the liable pa'riufs of The coin-,
Macr wnu men auu ixaii ics
and last.
but by no means jeast,
lack of t h t much-to-be-dt
the utter
sired f ar
nity 'calhd C(nsciehce, ii
il
t:o to
show why the taws are majte lor the
few iui?teau of for the maiiv. Shall
we submit to' it louget? pet let us
iuquiie a little no re closely into our
legislative aud tinyucrd corJditio-n,
1. We are informed that uianvi
of those who are elected ii4 iil our
legislative halls, are bribed, bought
and o1d at tiie dictation 5 of tho?e
whwe councils belong: toother na
htians. Here we need a rt toftn. He
need men who hji e judgmeut
enough of iheir own to know what
is het for tln.ii ow n people,
Tne patriots must; la found il
such an article isits, and if not it
m Uft be found by betler tihi :ati
We liiist have iniptoveme.it. A
revtdntion it; impending and the
people must gjrd on their iiirmor and
get ready tor the tight. The wheel
of battle will turn either foil' the bit-
ter or for. I lie woe. L t .urv: om
bt? a'strong and brave
soadier. and
i lie
victory wrtl . sur'-ly
bef UUj'S.
our. side
u.orth-ns
Willi right and iustici on
hovVau we know such a
fail.
2. To say that we need a finan
cial reform, would seem to be a loss
of words,. yet there aie scMne men
who are so some how , it is j hard t
tell what tby are, that wi h all the
facts before tliiin ami with' all that
is said by eur most iutt liigeut, or
more chaikalrle citizfjis, lliy wiji
not fielievc, or confess that thev be-
lien? ii Mil iuc a "in.
Tlnv
, vj r
eetn to te atra it WP vvu fret,
no much
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mouev and mat it will taKe wauous
aad horses to haul Itii tlirdjagh the
country.' iut thev foig.-tf that it
'u,,w laes two bushes ot w.e.u,
eoni and pounds of cot ton,! where it
only look one to pay our taxes, our
doctors bills, oui lawyer ies, our
preachers sat. tries and Vwiea as much
latter to etluc.ite the i hi'dreu.
Agiin we see the rich growing
richer ami the poor growing poorer.
Today jthere are the million families
living in rented houst, whle there
tife over twelve thousand j toils of
silver in the national vaults titr
Cope.d, which could be pulito cir
culation at the i . I ling of our Cn
gres. But ins4eil of t lis )he
have reduced our circulating; meln in
ano it f ioo,uuu,U.Uii in uu yearj
l.ii,. u.i. . v.i. : . .i t:
H tftll- Will limCIMfUllfMI IS e-?ll tlrttt ll
at $3(d,7;30,0'40.43, irud the value ot
all the yearly products pf oinr couu
try is estiniated-at only $lj&)7,o00
t,()0 which is about Owe-lraifi the m-
tere st oh the debt, and ti;l
they
ls-
s'uc bonds to nt us id "tleeper and
deeper when it is in their power to
net us u of debt. And Ion thi
p.irl of bnr subject, we cpnld say
much moie if tune and spaice would
permit. ' How will any man say we
2. THie irnistiect of a reform. This
part of bur subject is much moie
pleasaut to us. And, let me say to
you my good, noble and .patriotic
brothers and sters, thai the Alii -
ance is i ue lounuaitou ami mtiver iu
the great work of reform, iind you
will Some dav be labeled with vie
tory and a reward for w hat you are
now doing.
- We will try to have this part ol
the ship of state piloted aright or die
in in the attempt.
The people have beefh snbmdting
blindly' tohe v. dees of the leaders.
But they are awakening to a sense
of the siluaiion, and have decideu
that- all otliciiu reHits are I pot ab
solutely perfect, that this gpvem
ineut is exceedingly imperfect
The f.irmers have therefore started
the fight against montpoly, ete., and
the powere Which are threaten in
this laud as a dark cloud.
They were wise enough t(sce thai
to fight the organised cionopolizcd
wealth of the nation, it was abso
utely necessary to rgdniz)H tliehu
selyes whiejh has won them jibe tit h
of the Farmers Alliitiiee.
The people will vote for a fellow
and place him on duty, hut d- tiiey
ahyays stop voting for him wheu h
fails to do his duty? Statistic
prove to the contrary,
The prospects.are bit 'btening ii
almost every directioUi Nw Alii-
an es are being organized, and eld
on.s are recruiting, tuid nieci are
liiitiimr no
years ago we cast aliout 2,000,000
voles. Now the silverites have
round us which brijigs us 1,500,000
more at one single stroke.
Who would dare to falter when
the shies from sdiore to shore are ra
dient U iUi4,lte light of victory ik
next Novein Ier.
3. The result of such a revolution.
The oil of joy and gladness ivoujd ie
poured ilito the hearts of the masses,
the hungfy wou'd le fed, the idle
could j;e employment, and money
would be more plentiful and not
more burdensome, business won'cT
thrive, prices on farmers prod nets
wotild rise, those indent could get
.titt o'.l in u tlti-f r ma iva li-r.i.'jl
oun nnu i j v ' t i i 1 1 1 1 u r i
aiiff .more hav a happy nun flour- jj .
tshing natiou-a nation that won d ! in the life of the
lw servant to none a nation that! forlorne little body had .been changed
would be tlie happiest, the grandest, froB tlat 0f a ronWng, happy' tom
tbevmostvi.ob au4 utost, H-M)J.'girLtotheserious meauor of
Now. in conclusion. I want to -av
to youthat I am gld that i lun one
f these refornn rs. Tstand here to-1
bry to encourage you mycomrades
in in is nome woik, to ien you i,nai,
we sliall reap if we faint not.
GRAINS OF GOLD.
In all things it is b(etter to hope
than, to despair.
Tc.o jm my qf us expect others to
le het'er tiai'i ve are w.ilUiig to be
ourselves.
Let him who neglects to raise the
fallen fear lest, when he fall no one
will stretch out his hands to lift
him up.
It is no great misfortune to oblige)
ungrateful people, but an unsup
jiortale one to he under a.u obliga
tion to a i-couniirel. 1
The. cal n or disquiet of qur hu
mor depends not so much on aftaii!
of moment ins ou t he dispotitiou ot
the trifles that fiaiiy occur.
USEFUL ITEMS.
A .morning bath in cold saltwater
is delightfully invigorating.
A pinch of salt taken frequently
will stop a cough or throat irrita
tion. Bathing 4 he eyes when tired or
weak iii wanit jjalt water will sopthe
ami strengthen them.
xJJse of the lemon in manicuring.
S'i,-''d lpmo;i is alm'st as imiispen
sable an adj met of the tyilet as the
tea table. It will, if used with rea
son, keep the skin white. If 'rub
bed ac: oss the finger nails, it is al
most as effective as manicure scis
sors in keeping down hang nails.
To promote the growth of hair.
Mix four ounces of castor .oil, eight
ounces of good J .maca rum, and
and thirty drops of oil of rose;
anoint the head occasionally, hav
ing previously well-shaken the hot
pie containing the mixture
A wash of oatm al, sour milk, and
pulverized torse-radish will whiten
he hands effectually. At night
rub a little glyserine and lemon
juice over them and draw on a pail
of oid kid gloves..
SWALLOWED A 3klj0JSE.
The other day at Archda'e, hot
far from High-' Point, a party oi
several young men were congreg-ded.
examining a mome which had, been
caught iu a trap.
It va? a fine little fellow and the
bovs were speculating ou mice as
fiod. One young man said he
would noJ, mind e.iting a mouse or
even a rat. He was urle con-i j ra
biy about it and finally got red iu
the face aud said he would even
swallow the mou.-e alive and would
doit for a wager. Finally $2.00
was put up if he would perform the
feat, o sooner said tliau done and
the young fellow took the luone in
both hands,. placed it to his mouth
liberated it ami away it went rig In
down his throat.
His eyes bulged outward for a mo
ment but soon he grew calm ami
jhe last heard of him he was sitting
! patient'v with a monSd trap baitetl
with cheese hell in front of his
mouth, trying to induce the little
varmint t ntuin, but' at last ac
counts it had not done so. Qrcens-
borci Kecord.
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HLILIG ITEMS.
, Our people aie ail busy planting.
Mrs. Foulz, is still confined to her
bd with dropsy.
Mr. John Heihg, agent for the
McComie reaper machine, was in
this community last week.
Rev. Paul Barriuger apd Elder
Joseph V. Foil n ill attend the meet
ing of North Carolina Classes at
Oonover, Cetawba county, begin
ning May 6th.
Communion services will be held
it Organ Church oh the fourth Sun
lay of April,
U. E Miller B. A. Miller and J.
R. Fisher atieiided the county Aili-
nce meeting huft ieeKat l?owati
Academy. '
CAME WITH Uni TO PRISON.
Saturdav nfteriioJnr on the South-"w
er" tru,n' wh,ch.1, !,ves W c!ock
tor bnaiioi re, a urtie twelve-vear ohi
sirl was t iking her gr.t .trip on ft
cars. - I .
But there was -no j y in the I rif
for her, and she 4iad tvme ot thos
childish seasations of pleasure at tin
farms and fences and tel rnph polei
going the wrong way. jxnd as t he 1
train 41 ew,on tt course, the rythm
in the noise of the trucks, and thel
shrer.k of the wheels on the curvei
'sounded in her ears with move of
the tune of a dirge than .the nornwrts
and jolly "click click1-' of a Lir.-ei-y
H W-burdened woman
As the train rattled Ijiy the Ljgj
stockade of the ppiiitenti-dry, the lit-j
tie ;irl gr,zed with something M
faciuation at the gloomy walls. And;
when the brick buildings were left
behindrshe burst into hjMer tears
"They ye pfut piyfiith.e in .there,
.br critjd to a ).iiLpatketic utssengerij
nd theyye sent me away to Char -
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lone, wirere l (tou t see i mm any
nner.
The gil t's name was Jessie Wil
liams, whose home h;.di heeii in
lieaufort cuuuty. In ompliny with
the slieriE and her hand-cuffed fatlj-j
er she had been brougt here, an
then sent to the orphauage at Char
lotte. THE FATMER,S sTOY.
The fat her's story, which I learn
ed yesterday fretn Beaufort's sheriff,
is as sad as that of li is daughter. It
is a tale of love which he bore for a
woman who was unworthy a love
.which prom pted him to commit a
ciiuie to shield a sinful wife from
shame.
It is a horrible stiry. Wiiliatus
leved the weman. lie wanted to
marry her and she rt fused! him. But
when she found that her sinning
with a hardened lover w is about to
be discovered she sent for him. Be,
deim'ed and happy, married the
woman he thougt w;ls pure.
'J 1 1 ... I til
I t ' Uj S i,;i(T lie wa. C lied on
to protdaiiu her diy;iace or . column
a crime to conceal it. But he loved
hoA' deep it must have been
and la chose the th' latter course.
But the story leaked out ' justice
and ii-eiit W iljliaois to jthe peni
tentiary. But even wheh the gates
w. re tetng el, sed upon him and his
little girl turned sobbing away., Ips
love did not fail, i
"I 4 not regi t it,' he .'oid the
sympathetic sheriff, "for 1 loved and
still love her. K sleigh Pies-Visitor.
Etacfs from a letter written by
linn. .11. ke SiniMi to Col. W.- L.
Peek, of Georgia, Sept. 13th 1S90:
k I mentioned a number of meas
ures of proposed refoim around
which all might eat her, and out ofT"
them obtain tlie verv best plan for
the relief of the people tthat it was
possible to pass. .
Currency with non perishable
j'gvieult uridy l : d'tcls i s a Ibais, Htf
ii-SUe to
the croj
i he e'ld
te iiiiiitt d ft) on !y a part o
b it not to ! e eel ed in at
if twelve ntontiis On the
e ntr r '. remain in. cr -.upatiorruuf
til it sec eiop is h rvti-tid, nnd
until a portion of the second crop
mav be substituted lor fhe first,
thereby:: making it possible to keep
the money in constant circulation;,
and to prevent a ) early iorced cou
t raction.
"2. The free coinage of silver.
'f3. The issue of treasury notes
which tj.e government bonds might
be leu t ni d, ard instead of li e in
terest hearing bones of a legal ten-;
der currency substitute d.
u4. A grand income tax, by which
the large fortunes accumuiattd in
the hands of the few mjgl.fc be made
to bear their portion of the expense
of government."
"5. A reduction of the tariff geuer
i.l'.y and especially on the neccs-sa
r es of hie.''
MANNING
Firiue ;ire now pl inting corn
There wil! I e plenty vi peaches
nnle-s they are. killed yet.
Mis Vivian nnd Author P.ttt r
poii, (tf China Grorn, were visiting
Mr. - and Mr
week.
H. N. Miller, last
-There wa a shooting match at
Mr M. J. Best' on EiU ter Monday;
Four go.tts were the priz. Messrs
J.tke Menins, Tom Erviu and J. L.
Cuoble were the winners.
Mr. U. E. Miller, of Elm Grove
Alliance, was iu this neigh borhjpd
last week rentfirimr clocks iand also
broken down Democrats ajnd mak-
j iltg first-elass PopulisU out bf them.
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Key. J. H. C. Fisher and Miss
Lmh.Phick welder, of Mt. Plea-ant,
'retviiting 11- v. H. ,N. Miller and
wife last Saturdav night
The Siilisbpry Truth says in. some
portions of this S.ate the Populist-
are trying to fuse with the Demo
crats! thus showing thejir unter.lack
of fnincijde. Te Truth As right.
Surely tle grand old Populists of
nor State are Hot thinking ot COll-
unending so jow as .to fuse with the
Democrat party. A party wholly
without principle or a single idea.
How ridicuious
Boyfijiave you heard the news?
Why, it if .oing throujih tl e air like
a itornado. i We understand that
every tittle "gojd bug"' in,towu who
can make a s.peth .two inches long
will appear, v.n the stamp this fall
in the interest of this fin n ial
straddle bug question, and they
will be of such a defunct character
tliat-yo.u W(ill Dave to lioid youri
hre.ilh Lie you listen to them.
We have not sajid anything about-
Salem Alliance for some time. It is
neither dead nor sleeping. We hae
e n holding our ! meetings regular
t wicH a month, hut since -the buv
season is upon us, we wi
ouce a .njOiiUor at the
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ill onlv meet
call of the
president. At our last meeting one
application (or me mbership was re
ceiled" mid we think tfyere are three
or four more we will get during the
summer. Salem Alliance f nlv num
bers ten males and three female
members, but they are tried aud
ft up, and are ot the best Alliance
r t. Our motto is to m; ke every
meeting ti e better one. Surely the
Alliance is one of the grandest or
ganizations, and the greatest educa"
eator that ever C 'tne into existtruce,
Long may it live to edmate our
people iu the line principles of
Jefferson, Jackson and of Christiani-j
We see in the Caucasian that
there is .much talk o. running Hon
A. C. Shu ford, for governor of
North Carolina. Of course he
would make an exceellent, one, but
haA vve rot better keep him iu Con
cress ? He is making a faithful
tight.
Sam.
Rock Items.
fanners t.re hi.sv planting
The
corn and preparing land for cotton .
Mr. Adttlphus Castor and Mr
;.i R -.i.- .v,ti .-..
& t VI I . ' 1 a. "V I 1 I . U. OIMI
h'ui-e at the residence ot Mr. Castor
Mr. Blockhead w ill you please cor-
rect vour eirer i-o the Lood people of
thip communitv mav see. Rev. Uar-
ringers text you hy is found in
, -Tr 'no ,,,
fccU-nd K.g 22 chapter and vs
The proprietor of Homer's bai
was dist ui betl a few nights ago. The
rock's begat, to fall. A pot was
, ,ii- i
thrown through the house aud bal-
Lf I., ...... f. ! . mm
j ueg.iii iv vi y u r ic.u in. ti- jiuui
Duddy would be hurt. e hope
ihi will end th tiikuhh. at the bar
Huiah for the Watchman
UK
People's party platform.
J3laek Boy
Science is " knowing how."
The only secret about Scott 's
Emulsion is years of
science When made in
large quantities and by im-
I proving methods, an emul
j sion must be mere perfect
i than when made in the oldr
i time way with mortar and
S pestle a few ounces at a time.
1 .
This is why Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil never sepa
! rates, keeps sweet for years,
j and every spoonful is equal to
j every ether spoonful.
in ether emulsions yea are liable to
got an uaeven benefit ither an
over or under dose. Get Scott' a.
SCOTT'S EMULSION has been endorsed
bv the aiediccl profession for twenty year&
4sk your doctor. This is because it ia
a'.wavs falaritie&x3.?s unijrrn alwaj-s
containt tht purest Norwegian Lod-hver Oil
and Ihfiophosphites. ,
Put up in 50 cent and i .00 sizes. Tne f.raall
ai.re may be enough U Cure your- cough ot
help your baby.
hlooi aud Skin Diseases
fJsB.B.B.I
BiT AWT C aX.OCl TATJS fails Ef
to cure nil manner of Bfiod and tkin die- K,
asc It i9 the icat Southern tuiluin(t up Kp
nd piir.f in Reuiedy. As a toni- it U with- EJ
jut a rival, aal abwlnteSy beyond cosnpari- Bt
1bn with niiy ether similar rrmrly erer of- BT
3fer-d t" pub : :. It is a rcrw'n pauacea ta.
loruil ilb if-t.Itineftoin impnn bloiMl.oren tfT
Imi'ovcrii'liiMl couditiua of tMhD3B ystetn.
The uk.' of a single botllu v. iil lleului:trat l
iu paramount virtuB. It ro-facs n-w. rich t,
blooii, and po3getrifc alnioot nnraculou neai- g
irir prcpertiea. K
HS ' -!!ad fcr free fcoc ef Wo-"l?Tfal
Cures. Price, 81.00 per large bonis ; 9
$&.0C fox six bottle.
Wnr Mia bv rlrnridtil i iT BCt WTld to OS. IT
M it.- ietikinp will bo sept, frviL: prepaid,
? or; re-int of arice. Addiaaa
jB BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. ft
f" MAW$ CUMMER RZSCr.TS.
t:o tlad.c Cnay&Ule at a Small Price 01
KiK)hluu Island.
One of the most nietnresquo srioli
in the flowerTfland ithelittloislanc
of Enoshimas which iifes in the bay'
-XI Tokyo. Perhaps it hardly do
a a . . - v ' l
serves the name of an islai ,1. for at
.low tide you can valk across on 4h
damp sand and need hardly go oe
the low, rickety structure of u uridgt
.svhich connects tho island with th
.opposite boach. But when wintei
statins aro rnging waves dash all
.around -the little island, and tht
bridge" is not infrequently swept
away. It i3 merely a few planks anc
bamboos, so the inhabitants cheer
fully set to work to rebuild it Eno
shima has tho greac advantage for t
foreigner of being within i treatj
.limits."
The inhahitants of the island mak
their living by fishing, gathering
edible seaweed and making she! j po-sihle in ihe hamV of the people,
ornaments, Tho sea is literally aliv( nod hem e wo demand that all staieaj.4
with fish, some of which aro un muional .revenues shall he limited u
known in English waters. ".Otherj' ll,e Mecsary expenses .of tke govejin
are well known to. our fishermen. T.1 elc ' u houtMly ail-
,, .
flumnrr thom tho ivn-ol-i tha fnnnr
fish, the mullet and a kind of. ear
ame. Tho women carry on a larsu
trado in shells, which arojC5f al
- w , u
sizes, from the beautiful "Venn
ear, " as large as a plate, to tho manj I
tiny nameless shells which they ust
largely for the manufacture of. kan
sashi, or hair ornaments, which are
worn by every woman in Japan.
The amount of labor and ingenu
ity to bo had for the sum of 1 cr
equal to 1 farthing, is quite wonder
iul. You. may buy a grasshopjiei
with a body made of shells and legs
of fine green twisted silk. It is deli
i , , i c .
cately -poisalon a blade of ass.anc
rile whole fastened to a hairpin. Oi
you may have a tortoise with leg?
that shake at every touch and , or
whose sheL back is a stork marvel
ously manufactured out of six shells.
rj,, . . , .... ,,
This is .a,, favorite o miyage, oi
'honorable return home" present,
jot the tortoise and. tho stork an
emblems of long life.
The chief sight of the island is .n
slonsj narrow cave which is approach
ed by a platform built against thel
rock. A wizened old man, wizened
! as onl3r if Japanese can be, gives you I
a taper at the entrance and leads you
between the little shrines to the j year,
shrine of Benten, tho goddess of Js larger than any weekly or emi
uek, underhose protection the is4wtH.k!y piper jiuh,ighed, nnd is t L
lanu is piucea. rne cave is oiarK ana ;
dripping and does not seem a tempt
ing place to come and worship, hut
taey tell you that Nichiren, one oJ
the great BmHhist saints, came there
o pray so long that he left an im
pression n tho stone where ht
stood; r.Iso they say that the first
person to enter the cave was the fa
mous Koho Daishi, a Buddhist saint
who was also noted as a "preacher,
i . . . . ... , . :
painter, scuiptor, caiiigraniiist and
.
Iifo on tho isiland is chorm if vnr
can slocp 0n futons (quilted mats;
and eat Japanese food. Othcrwis
you must bring your own provision-j
afv tov no a, nloutlLful ol !
English food is to ho had. rlho tea-j
1imisos sn ni a v .liters -.i.ipi. v.,r- ;
price i.om 10 sen (i pence) to ?C
sen or possibly 100 sen. Higher than
setmis impossible to go. For
20 sen you"get an excellent Japanese
dinner-soup, two kinds of fish and
' Uiil .' At t r
n-any in:ne mournruisor musnrooin
. ltamboo root, ginger, ete , which-tfie
?r.panesp love so inuch London
Paying
Doctors'
Bills
B3TANIC
FLOOD BALM
Ij7 AsS
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL BLOOD ANO SXIN DISEASES
H hn 'hor"iiilS I t. .1 . ill- "
ltio' J.'ir)i..-itr. . d K(:t ftr
40 ytnr; cures 4.cly zu&
SCHOfULA, ULCE1S, ECZEMA,
RHEUMATISM, CATAttRH, ERUPTIONS,
ml U unit of F.ATINO. PPriF.AntSO and
R;'NV!V S'iU'.S. Ti - I i far ih h,n tenjp ml
til friflf "r tei.-t to Ihe trrM. Price"$l ptr
boul. 8 ImiiH :t I ur or dru riti.
rRtv i" r r i" Br.oK f
otr i riitc Mospf fc tx cruEs.
CUES. K
BL000 CALH CO., Atlanta, Ga.
MA
SALISBURY,; X. C.
Webb & Rabe
PRQraiETjRS,
High Grade Marble
AND
mamTE
Plain and Qrhamental Monuments,.
Sarsophagi, iieiulstone?, Tablets,
Mai kjeiis Vases, Urns and Mantels.
We make a specialty of Granite
Mon u merits, either in An.erieiiq oj
Foieigu Granite. Rutlan, Italian and
the celebrate Georgia Mai'bie al
ways iu stock.
VVe are never too busy to gi"e you
pri a, on all kinds of Marble, and
(granite work, fo write us at oio e:it
it "tv ill jwiy you;
Our works are situated on HMier
i street, near sUud .
(uecn.
IB
JIDISBaKY
B
WOMS.
PEtPLEM PARTY PLATFCV
The follow in c was adoptedin Nation-
at voHYcnuou ai wmajja auij 4, JoUsi:
1. AYe rieHianri a natiuiiot curreiiirt-
"f1. sound and fiextliiew issued lv tlhe
Stnerai gQvci-iaient uiiy, a QUI iejtal
tender tor all debts public ai.d private,
and lh;it witluiut the use of -tiattkito
corporations, a just, equitable, and
( (Bcieut means of distiibufioii direct! (p
thepeopte.at a lax not xee-Uiur j
per cent per aunuio r jje jit jtted, ias J
set fourth in the sub -treasury phm loi
the Farmer Alliance, or Mttno letter
syltetn; also by payments in djscl miWu
of its ohligUiiiis for public iuiprote
inents. , j
1 T
2 N e demand the frtre aiM? unlihiwi
:tejrt coinage of silver anl pold at die
piiseut legal atio of 10 to 1. ,
.55..Wa; demand that the amount L !''
A, 11 14 j w , i I l . r 1.1 . e . - . . . I
I the circulating medium he speedily in- -
ci;iseu 10 uoi tess rnau eO per caiia,
4. Ye demand a graduated income
We believe that the money of tBie
euiintrv shuold he L-rt uu .. .
iiiiiin:-!,' CO.
We demand thaT poshtl sivinkr
IcIIlL S he 1 :l 1 i! i-il.i-.l !. llw. ........ JT.
m,.ni fa iho ,rjJj. ,.r .t. L
...i.. .... unv Mporii ip lilt, t. i l
ings of tle pcop'.e and to laiiliate Jx-
cnaiiKe.
7. Transpolation hcjng a menus kt
exehonge-atid a public neeesny, iho
govern uieut should o wil and i-ei:ike
ihe raiiioads iu the interest of the pekt
p!e. The telegraph iuu lelephonje,
lilae the post ottice s.-u ui, being a iJe
epssity tor the transmission ui -m-sfT
should be owhed aud operaded hy the
t;overirmeui in the iuteiest of il,e peo
ple. - '
9. The liand, including all .he nntn-
i ii i isuu in s i n i un i, i i ii e lie 1 1 1 uLr e
j ot all lbe Mldh d ,,ot K
j monopolized for speculative .purposes,
j and alien ownership of lands should tie
(prohibited.. AH hiudsnow held f.y
j railroads and oilier corpoi rtions in ijx
ee 0 1 he,.r .at'1 uaJ. ,UH ,isj an;,1al11 la" ls
now owned hv aliens should tie te
daim(:d hv tJ Koven,aient and held
! jr actual set tiers onlv. -
! .... t ............. .. i lit. : . l i.
NEW Y BK WORLD,
Tlirice-aAWeek Edition.
18 Pages a Week,
156 Papei
onv Democratic "weeklv" nulilishi d
iu Jiew Voik City. Three times ;t:
large as ihe leading JtepublU-at; weejk
1 v of New Yoi k t'ii v. It will be jot
especial advantage to you duting tiie
Preside i Carnpaig , as it is pup-..
lisjhed every o.h.er day, except tnuiUy
and has al! the fter liness and Unei-
ness of a f'a '.v. Jl combines
j "evv xviln a loll st of iatcrestiiig dj -
Tpartiaent - ?, unique features, carrooU
i : ti- .mi.. v '. i ..:
;a,,u ,;,l"-- otunrauous, me lane;
bcing'a specialty.
AH these improvements have hru i
made without any increase in the epdt,
w hich remains one dollar Jer year
We ofier t'.ds unetpialed newspaper
and TliE Watchman togethu- oi
vear for $1 0.
THE BLUE RIBBON
j or 5
PUBLIC APPROVAL
Has been"the award of 4lie I)t-
iiESTItJ Sluing Maeliiio s ;.
t han-thirt v e.tj-s, jsiij thirtyyeai4i!s
quite a generation -a life time to sonre-
m
il
liJi
:s traceable to the (ieve.i tuueiit oil a
well defiued ijie, thai is-the proJth
lion ; of nf Sewing Machine whitli
would be practically selfCcting, f-
qjiring simple earn. hsv .attentij-n
.tad even Ws mechanical kyiowWcv,
Yoti are not asked to-protlace iertjti-;
t:ate in ail ra need mat hematic- tijiu
i DOMESTIC. Start Ihe drive whH.
ipiplv power to thtt treadle : nd t:e
uiaf bine will rn.ii itidjjnd if y
lo become sligjitly flustrntd 31,4'
titn-, the Macinne is so const rdethj;
that any possible injnrv is-fpJiiWJ j
in the sewing net.!4e. Bv the wai t k
DOMESTIC needle lsweW temper i ;
and pliable.
We Might Continue- Forcvpt
But Isn't This Worth
looking Into?
TIIE DOMESTIC is soM fr
a?h OTredit- either wn v
Stop in at t4ie n?aret dealers :rt tlie ;
fli-st opportunity, scrutinize the work
of the Machine; examine lhe4IacliiN
ciilicallj the iron, the wood -work
everything- Talking of wood-work afk ;
to see our Desk Cabinet a Muehijto
tor the parlor.
Send for CVtaiosue. For Pale T
DOMESTIC SEWING M.CIIINF (J
1" Richmond, Va.
COOK Co.
SA IJJSKl' liY. A . U. A-utb .
Office in Vhitlock-& Wright' Stoti
Tusiness locals will be inserted
the 'l- eokuun.s at very low te?,
iu
m hurst u;
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m
v
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v.- ; . aai-Mra
mm m mm
f -.. . r ? M. iaaaasK
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