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In the death of Henry
George, of New York, the
country has . lost one of its
greatest reform leaders. Al
though many of his ideas were
extreme, yet ' he seemed to
always have the true interest
of the people at heart.
1 .-L4. U mrf THE ELECTION NEWS.
aiiism, ana next uiat ; t
drop all metallic money or any New York, November 3 Follow-
form and do business with lr- ing is the grand total of the votes re-
.m. KIp (rnvprnmentDaoer. ceived by the three leading candi-
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Vnrlr rnmnlptp rphirns ha vino hppn
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According to a ceieurncu fuu- rece,ve(i from a of the districts
omist there are upward 5,000,000 lit- VanWyck, 235,181 ; Low, 148.513 ;
tie glands' in the human stomach. Tracy, 101,823. VanWyck s pi ural
tl .a r ot the digestive ity over Low, 86,668.
r 1 I I ho inniotmne aro thA I ipmnrotc
uices which dissolve or digest fhe have a small majontv ol the members
food. Indigestion- is want 01 - juitc, 0f the State Assembly.
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weakness 01 gianus, hccu ui ij-.f new jersey.
restore these organs. lheoest ana New York, November 3 The
most natural health is that given by vote in New "Jersey to day was light.
Shaker Digestive Cordial. Natural, lhe Democrats made gains in al
woco cnnlips the materials most every county and the Republi
... . . . 1 Lauj iwianA i-uuiiwi w tuc ki.ui. Ao-
needed bv the elands ana me sium- , , ,
nccucu iiic g'luu semblv bv a narrow marein.
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ach, until thev are auie 10 ao uieir
work alone. Shaker Digestive Cor
dial cures indigestion certainly and
permanently. It does so by natural
means and therein lies the secret of
its wonderful and unvaried success.
At druggists, price 10 cents to
$1.00 per bottle. v
Last week the first issue of
a mew paper reached us.
"Our Southern Home" will be
devoted to the interest of the
State in" general. Its chief
efforts will be to induce immi
gration to the Old North
State. We wish its editors
much success.
The "Pender Star", has ceas
ed to shed its radience across
the southern horizon. It has
been absorbed by the Clinton
Democrat, a bright newsy
weekly issued in the adjoining
county, Sampson. The people
of" both counties are to be con
gratulated, as the consolidation
vwill doubtless strengthen a paper-that
was already strong,
On our fourthJpage we print
this week a very interesting
and instructive article from a
farmer, advising other farmers
to stick to tne snip. 1 nere is
much to be gained by a care
ful study of his "bill of fare."
Too many of our farmer friends
are wont to think that the'town
bred man has all the advan
tages. Such however is far
from beino- the case. We of
the town are here, not so much
from choice as, because we
were born to this estate and
are not prepared, to cope with
the problems that daily con
front those whose lot m life has
been cast on other, and pleas-
anter, lines. We don't expect
that many farmers will agree
with us, for we are painfully
aware of that, ever present dis
satisfaction with anything or
place that is ours, 'tis only that
which is just beyond our reach
that- seems worth having.
Take the advice of the farmer.
writing for the Home and
Farm, and "stick to the farm
if you would be happy."
BE ACCURATE.
- MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. 3, 2 a. nv A con
servative estimate of the Maryland
Legislature, based upon partial re
turns indicate that the Democrats will
have sixty votes on joint ballot
while Republicans will have filty-
seven.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, November s From Fu-
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sion neaa quarters tne iouowing
In Our last issue (under the statement was given out at midnight :
1 11,1 we nave carried ieDrasKa ior me
above caption) we called the Fusion ticket by a plurality ot from
attention of tne 1 imes to tneir 20 000 to 25000. Together with the
nracnce Ot printing nonces, magnificent victory lor the State
Slipposed to be, taken from this ticket, we rnve carried a majority of
paper and made the statement the county tickets. The cause lead-
hat should they persist in such l"
practice we should be lorced mand better money through the un
to brand them "liars." limited coinage of sold and silver.
In reply they in part retract ohio.
their former assertion and ,
. , . , , . .1 Columbus, Nov. 3. I he result in
Wind lip With what they are 0hio is so ciose that it may require
pleased to term a warning and the official count to determine the re-
a reference as to what consti- suit, especially on the political com-
tutes gentlemanly action. All plexion of the Legislature- The
we have to say is, that when Republicans and the Democrats are
the editors of the Times act as
Legislature with such persistence that
gentlemen tney win oe treated ;t will require t'e official count at
as such, but when thev Stoop least to get one or the other to con-
to the underhand and dishonor- cede deieat. Incomplete returns in-
able practice of blackguards dicate the election of the Republican
., T il . r i 1 State ticket by ten to twelve thousand
tney snouia not leei surpribeu but the resulFon the Legislature is ,0
to nna mat tney are rreaieu ciose that no dehnite figures can be
accordingly. out to night. The Democrats claim
We do not fear to have them confidently a majority- in both of the
reprint any article, or comment legislative Drancnes, Dm give no tig-
. 1 .1 . , UICa Kill IIIC lllUllUCl K)l IXCLMCSCIlld-
upon any article, that we may . Senators . The Wubli.
publish, but they nUSt not cans claim fifty-bur Representatives
"handle the truth carelessly" and seventeen Senators sure, or sev
and expect to have us pass it enty-one votes on joint ballot, seven-
tnree Deing necessary ko elect a sen
ator, lhey also claim all ot the
welve representatives whose counties
have not been definitely heard from,
and all of which are in the doubtful
list.
VIRGINIA.
over it over without notice
If they wish to comment
upon an article in our columns
we would .suggest that it was
proper that our article be re
produced, together with their
criticism, then the public could k Richmond,. Nov, 2. The election
read both sides and be in a po- story in Virginia is briefly told. Al-
sition to draw their own ron- though there was unusual apathy, it
elusions " ' ' estimated that theDemocratic State
- j . , ticket is elected by about 55,000 or
In the case at issue the 60,000 majority, and the Democrats
Times first stated positively have two-thirds of the House of Del-
"according to the Advance egates and four filths of the Senate.
thus and so. . When called
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. . -j, .v.w. jLouisville, iov. 2. A conserva-
4 they so read" our article, but tive estimate at 11 o'clock to-night
Still do not substantiate either places the majority of Charles P
of their claims by producing the Weaver, Democratic candidate for
offending composition- This mayor, over Geo D. Todd, the pres-
u r - . , ent incumbent, at fron t.ooo to .500
cxcxi ipuiui iu uui The retlirnS from the State are mea
one conclusion. l hey CANNOT gre and unofficial at this hour. Ac-
PROVE THEIR CHARGE. Now cording to these, Shacklelord. Silver
when a man makes a charp-e Democrat, is leading Baily, Republi-
- i ,V 1 . 1 A.
that cannot be sustained by
proot what is he usually called ?
can, by about 5.000 votes.
RHODE ISLAND.
We pause for reply.
Word comes that a new po-
litical party is organizing to
enter the national field. It has
, been an open secret that many
of the strongest adherents of
the Iree silver theory were nt
heart nothing more than
Greenbackers and believers in
absolute fiatism, and that they
considered tree silver but
half-way house to a complete
paper system, The new party
calls itself the National Paper
Money party, and pledges de
votion to the currency question
exclusively. Silver is denounc
ed, and "No metallic basis o
currency and no redemption'
is its motto. No gold and no
silver is to be coined, but only
national paper money issued
by 4. Congress and not redeem
able. All money now in cir
culation is to be worth its face
value, but no more of the same
kind is to be issued. A Chica
go paper quotes ex-Governor
Altgeld as saying of the new
movement: "Agitation in the
paper money direction is good,
and it may only take a spark
to cause the tide to turn, iut I
believe that it will fake a long
time to educate the people, to
adopt the correct' system."
This statement is sio-nificant as
; coming from one of the strong
test disciples of free silver of
last year. But what can an
honest and sane man think of
such sayings and principles ?
As a first step, he is told that
he must cast away gold as a
measure of value, for free
silver means silver vmonomet-
Providence, Nov. 2 The munici
pal election to day lesulted in the
election of William C. Baker, Demo
crat, by over 1,500 plurality. The
vote' was the smallest in years, the
heavy rain preventing a large poll.
DeafneeftCumiot lie Cured
by local applications as they cannoj
reach the diseased portions' 'of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional rrmedies.
Diafness is caused by an inflamed con
anion ot tne mucuous lininir of the
Eustachian Tube.
inflamed you have a rumbling sound
fir imnprfprt hpnrinry ot-il ...u
tirely closed, Deafness is the result aH Monthly Review of Reviews
unless the inflamation can hp tai- f for November. The story is
VH VUi. I- J
and this tube restored to its normal worth reading, No Such COn
condition, toe hearing will be destroj - test as this has been known
ea lorever; nine cases but often are
The first campaign of the
When this tube is Greater New York is fully de
scribed in the American
before ;n municipal politics
1 he issues involved are tre
mendous, and the personnel of
the leaders has a unique inter
est. The editorial comment
in the Review's "Progress of
the World, illumines the whole
situation, and the subject is
IK . . . .
among the topics discussed iurther enlivened by a selection
by the editor of the American of the most striking cartoons
Monthly Review of Reviews in 'from 'the daily press
tne iNovember number of that
periodical are the Greater
t . ' . . . .
causeu Dy catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucous
suriaces. .
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused hv .
tarrh) that cannot be cured bv Hall's
uatarrn Lure. bend for circulars
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vium uy UgglSlS, 75c.
STAtF. NHWS. . '
The capacity ot the sulphuric acid
works at the Carleigh phosphate
works is being doubled. .
Tack Frost made his first arrival
Saturday morning. Sunday morn
ing there was a very heavy frost.
It is said that the Supreme Court
will render decisions in some very
important cases in a lew days.
There are just ,2,340 insurance
agents in North Carolina. Just think
of it! And many ol them represent
more than one company..
The filling of cases in the two new
rooms at the S'ate museum is now in
progresss. They will contain over
8,000 specimen of ores and minerals.
Republicans who go in lor co op
eration with the Populists say that
Butler must be eliminated; that "he
can take his party and go wherever
he likes;,"
Otho Wilson says he was the first
man in the State who was ever denied
a trial by jury. He says he will use
this on tYv stum d--. I : 'he next
campaign. . . -
Farmeis say they propose to male
very Hht purchases of fertilizers
next spring. They spent $4,000,000
thjs year in this direction and by rea
son of this fict have been quite badly
pushed in 'many cases."
J. B.TIussey, the Washington, D.
C, correspondent who has a libel
suit lor $10,000 against the the New s
and Observer in the present term of
Wake Superior Court is in Raleigh.
The necessary arrangements for
Winston's Tobacco Fair have been
completed. The Fair opened yes
terday and is the biggest exposition
of the kind ever held in North Caro
lina. The city is gaily attired in
pretty decorations for the event.
. Trinity College and Wake Forest
will contest lor oratorical honors in a
debate to be held in Raleigh Thanks
giving day. Much interest is being
maniiested in the debate by the stu
dents and friends jo( the two institu
tions. The Academy rl Music Ins
been secured lor the debate.
At Wilmington at 1 o'clock Sun
day morning a German sailor was
killed by Giles -Anderson. He was
shot through the heart. Anderson
was arrested. He acknowledges the
killing, but pleads self defence. It is
said he was drunk and attempted to
kill another sailor at the same time.
There is fresh complication at
Asheville. Magistrate Deaver issued
a warrant against the Southern' Ral
way Company lor issuing free passes,
and cited judge Evvart, of the West
ern Ciiminal Circuit, as a witness
The Judge denounced Deaver and
Deaver served a rule on him to show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt of Deaver 's court.
Deaver, who, Ewait snys, isa dis
charged employee of the Southern
Railway, is under indictment in Jour
cases in Ewart's court lor embezzle--merit
ot public funds and w as convict-,
ed in one case, the maximun punish
ment lor which is five years.
The colored State fair opens Men
day. A racing programme has been
iranged and a larger amount offered
lor premiums than ever before. It
promises to be largely attended.
Eleven convicts were sentj from
the penitentiary last week to the Ro
anoke farms to pick cotton. Super
intendent Smith and Chairman Dock
ery say the pickers have been about
half oyer the iarms for the first time
and that about one third of the cot
ton is picked.
The North Carolina Publishing
Company has been chartered at Ral
eigh. It is the company which will
publish the new Democratic morning
daily. The capital is $20,000 and
the incorporators are Greek O. An
drews, W. P. Whitaker, W, E,
Jones, O. J- Carroll, T. H. Briggs,
D. E. Everett. It is learned that the
paper will take the full Associated
Press dispatches.
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falling hair, and baby blemishes prevented by
Cdticcra Soap, the most effective ekin purify,
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purest and sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery.
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other ' municipal elections the
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Union Facihc-jthe crisis in
bpatn, recent events in Cuba
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xMigianas atttitude towards
bimetallism, the proposed ii
ternatiohal sealing conference,
pontics in nastern Europe
Australian fprl
v,idiiun, ana tne
eareers ot Charles A. Dana
George M. i'ullman ajid Neal
uow.
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Rinixs are More. Fashionable
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