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Alliance Directory. THE EDITOR'S CHAIR.
NATIONAL AKMEU8' AI.T.IAKCH AKD
INDUSTRIAL UNION.
President L. T... I'olk, North Caro
lina. Address, 344 D S.rect, X. WM
Va.hinstoii, D. C
Vii:e-l'reideiit IS. II. Clover, Cam
bridge, Kansas.
eerciary an 1 Treasurer J. H. Turn
er, (ttMVj.r.x. Address. 229 Sorth Capi
tol Street, N. W Washington, D. C.
Lecturer -J. II. Willelts, Km'.as.
KXKCUTIVE. JlOAl'.D.
C. W. Matune, Washington, 1). C.
A Iomzo Wardall, Huron, South Dekota.
J. !'. Tillman, Palmetto, Tennessee.
JHIjICIARY.
II. ('. Deinming, Chairman.
I.-,aac McC'rackco, Ozone, Arkansas.
A K. Cole, Fowlerville, Michigan.
NATIONAL LKCJISLATIVK COUNCIL.
The Presidents or all the State organ
izations with L. L.Polk ex-oulcio Cnair
in:m. NOKTU CAROLINA FARMERS STATE
ALLIANC11.
President Marion ISutlcr, Clinton,
North Carolina.
Vice-President T. Ii. Long, Ashc-
ilic, N. C.
Si'cretary-Trea.urcr
llalci-'h, . C.
HOW THINGS LOOK FROM
OUR STAND POINT.
country, a sufficient quantity cf
money and a just distribution of
the same. All financial legislation
Is expermental. The experiment
we have tried is a bad one. Let us
give thi3 one a trial.
The Ooinion of The Editor and the
Opinion cf Others which we
Can Endorse on the Various
Topics of the Day.
LET US TRY AN OVER-PRODUCTION"
OF HONEY.
Some editors (whom wo dislike to
believe are dishonest) continue to
talk about an over-production of
crops. Now if they mean that there
are more products then there is
1892-LKAP YUAK!
A Few Words from the Pen of a
"Woman.
(Special Correspondent.)
Has it occurred to you, ladies, that
1892 13 lean year?
Bingout wild bells to the wild
sky and tell each deipairing maid
that her hour approaches. Not for
lone will she be forced to pine in sol
itude. blush unseen and wast a her
sweetness on the desert air. Her
day is coming the hour in which
she can corner the young man of her
choice and tell him that lite without
-W. lSanics.
Chaplain Bev. KrskinoPopj, Clialk
!,.!, X. C.
1 hxK-Kecpcr W. II. Tomllnsou, I'ay
c l ville. N. C.
Assistant Doo -Keeper II. K. King,
lYai.ut. -V. C.
Surgrant-at-Atnis J. S. Holt, Chalk
Level, N. C.
StaU lSusineia Aj;cut W. II. Wort.
U llrich, N. C.
Trustee Busiues-t Aireiicy Fund W.
A. Graham, llachpelah, N. C.
KXKCUTIVfc COMMITTEK OP THE
NOUT1I CAROLINA FAUMEIW'
HTATE ALLIANCE.
S. 15. Alexander, Charlotte, N. C,
Chairman; J. M. Mewhornc, Kinston,
N. C. ; J. b. Johnston, Bullhi, N. C.
STATE ALIANCE JUDICIAUY COM
MITTEE. r.lusCiv, A. Leaser, N. M. Cuihreth,
M. (J. (hvg..i-y. Win. C. Council.
STATU ALLIANCE LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEE,
rf J. Powell, Italcigh, N. C. ; N. C.
Kn"Ush,TiinUy College; J. J. Young,
P.dcnta ; !! lruey, No vtou, N. C.
money then thev are correct, ji h m win w viu, a nowung wuuer
thij ihftnaw thon whv flon't ihv ness. fihe can soothe his agitation,
v...., ... v.-. - , .
t,ntn Wllr, in h1t, ni fot moro W 11,3 nuueriUK i - "
w " mon tr fnrm in iit-r nnrw ana KISS
111(4 V '
money than products, then we hi In Smack on the mouth even if he
would have an ovcr-productio.-. of should resist.
Woman goes through life in a one
half, one-third, one-quarter sort t
fashion. Even in the most impor
taut sten other career she i condem
ned to wait. She must stand back
with her linger in her mouth and
watch the man she would prefer drift
money, an 1 this would even up
Lecturer J.S. Hell, Ihasstowk, N.C. tilings. Yes let us try nn "over
Meiard C. C. Wright, Glas', N. C. T)v,du?tion" of money. .
TUB OnliBict Mm
WHY HE CA3IE INTO THE
WOULD A CHILD, WHY TOOU,
WHY UNEDUCATED, WHY
HE SELECTED UNEDUCA
TED" MEN FOR APOSTLES.
U'hyllc and They Were Able "to
Found a KlBjdom that Shall
Embrace all Other Klngr-doniM.
NOW IS YOUR TIME, GIRLS.
THE POWER CF GOD VS. THE Wis
r POM OP THE WO ELD.
On last Sabbath, at the Presbyte
rian church of Clinton, Dr. 13. 1.
Marable preached from the text:
"Your faith should not stand in the
wisdom of men, hut in the power of
God." I Corinthians, 25th vers-e.
Daring his discourse he called at
tention to the following
TACTS IN THE LIFE OF CHRIST :
First.. While Adam came into the
world a tall grown man, that Christ
of His own volition decided toco ne
into the world as an infant by birth
and leave by death after tha manner
of men.
Well deai , girls, the door of oj- from her without making a ?ipm of
portunity opens to you to-morrow, distress
parcni timyiuy or oasniuinessoi any orUainetl that once in four years they
vounc man, now snow mm now, should have a whack at proponing
yourself. No doubt many a poor Leap year is deservedly popular witn
tne laaies
. . . ... . Aim ine imii wnaiui invit
hard times to ask some gin to snare ,,,. hfim!1,tpr? Do they, timid.
poverty with him, now fell him that 8nv. irihtened lambs, wish to be
f.. w.o.i rviL-n ?i hottpr llvlnf than nnrsiied? Small difference to the
v w vun j v v--- i
one and that yon will help him to resoiuie umu
Her
short it
NOKTII
CAROLINA RE1- RM PRESS
ASSOCIATION.
Officers J. L. Uamsev President;
Marion Butlei, Vicc-Prcsi lent; f. S.
llarnes, Hecretary.
PATEUB.
Tn Caucasian, Clinton; Pro
gressive Farmer, llalcigh ; llural
Homo. Wilson : Farmer's Advocate,
Trhnro: Salisbury Watchman
i.lnirv: Alliance Sentinel,
tK,ro; Hickory Mercury, Hickory;
The ltattler, Whitakers; Country
Life, Trinity College; Mountain
Uiuiih Journal. Ashevill; Agricul
tural Dee, Goldsboro; Columbus
News, Whitevilie, J . C; The Busi
ness Agent, HaleUh, N. C.
Capt. A. S. Teace, editor of Alli
ance Department, Oxford, N. C.
Each of the above-named papers are
requested to keep the list standing ou
the first page and add others provided
they are duly elected. Any paper fan
ins to advocate the Ucala platform will
be dropped from the list promptly. Our
people can now see what paper are pub
lished In their huerest.
face a cruel world and solve life's
prob'em. Do this and nine to one
its n-'o. If it is not. he ought to be
a bachelor forevur.
YOU MAY OR YOU MAY NOT.
Every man who wakes up to-iior-
row morning conscious that he has
corn and meat enough to make out
with, that last year's nortgage has
been cancelled, that he owes no man
anything, that he has taken advan
tage' of The Caucasian's proposi-
business. She
not for timidity or coyness
time for skirmishin
must be fierce.
Jtouse maids and widows ! the bat
lie-field is open for the conflict.
One ok ou.
NO LAUGH'.NG MATTOL
A ltUt Who Will 111 Pt
Ifefor Git Ins Tfceia Ci.
Dr. Maurkw B. Smith, a dentist, la
faiaro will ha ve oa arrangement of
Btrsps attaehod to the operating chair
which will prevent patk-ntJ who are
more rn oscular tlian tho doctor from
jatnpins up and attacking him wliile
roepvering from the eCecta of nitrous
orild gas.
The d-xtur has had rather & rough
eip-rienca with at least two of kin pa
tients, who, before they had fully, re-
oo"wl from the effects ol tao gas,
iaad things decidedly unpleasant for
liiin. One o.f the patients, a stalwart
man, measuring over six feet in height
und weighing about 200 pounds, gave
tJio doctor a good trouncing. It ap
jears that the roan had two teeth
drawn while under the influence of tho
ra. and when semi-conscious he made
il sxtildcn tittack uoon the doctor. The
Utter grabbod tho man about the body
iuv told him tluit the teeth were out
.ad Uf koep qui-t While in the act o:
drawiug away from the patient tlw
d x'tor was struck either op the noso or
Vehiud tho ear.
Tho patient then t-prang out of tho
hiur and struck the lot'tor about the
face, knocking him senseless to the floor,
nnl heiran kickins him, A laily as-
- - C7 "
Kistant tood by jxjv. erksa. The den
d tit's wife, who was in an avrjoining
rc-ra, hoard tho noise, ran into the. op-
-i 1 i l 3 . M J.
ciauns room anu caugui uoia oi uae
Of 1 IW
SEUMOS I'UiCHED HY Pll.
T.DE WITTTALMAGE.
Becoud, He came into the world
of humble and obscure parent?, id ; pat-ieut's coat and tried to drag him
was raised to manhood amon ei a-
LEAP YKAK KHYM1SS.
THE WAY OP A BASHFUL YOUTH.
He Wft3 a very bashful youth,
Who always was afraid;
Srt whon ho called on New Year's
eve.
He simply ttaid and staid;
tion, got the paper paid for a year An(1 waite(j till the hands flew round
in advance and saved fifty cents, and Tho clock upon the shell;
has a dollar clear in his pocket in And when the midnight nour was
mi- spite of six cent cotton, is perfectly
Golds- excusable if he shakes his ow n nana
and wishes himself a Happy New
Year. But there are a great m any
reached
She did the rest herself.
wno can't do this. They are per
fectly excusable if they make a New
Year's resolution (and stick to it)
that they will watch, pray, work
and vote and make Rome howl or
have better times on New Year's
Day 1893.
THE PROIVEK THING FOR LEAP YEAR.
She asked him if he would be hers;
He lausrhed a loud, ha! ha!
And then he blushed andsoftly criod,
"You'd better see papa."
EHE WAS ALL RIGHT.
He did not think she cared for him,
But when the leap year came
He noticed, to his great surprise,
She got there just the same.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF FAILURES.
HAPPY MAN.
'Tij leap year, and from morn
till
Whenever "hard times" comes,
produced by a bad financial system,
or any other cause, it pinehes ana
nn..nnrnviT iat mfT o-rinria finwn the farmers and all
' wealth producers first, next It hits
'U. CIIAS. S. BOYErriii, the lawyer, doctor, merchant and all
night
We hear him gladly sing;
For when he said he'd marry her,
She bought herself the ring.
MERCHANTS' TAX.
Si others who deal directly with the The Supreme Court Says the Pur
services. to xne puun.. i.w, nnt it hits iiaso Tax is Constitutional.
oners ::; itoersand laborei.f
Bnae.tSr -FE5e" old those who deal with them and soon.
.,i mv 28 tf
Dlnuu.
Th court has decided the mer-
zens of the same kind; even the an
nouncement of His birth, made by an
angel from Heaven, was not to the
King or great men of the country
hut to some poor shepherdmen who
were probably only hirelings attn .d
ing the flocks.
Third. He came into the world
- i i : . .
poor, uvea poor, ana wonieu wnn
His father athistradeasamechaiac.
Fourth, lie had but a limited and
primary education, somewhat simi
lar to our present public school
course, had never attended ony of
schools where prominent men were
trained. In fact He grew to man
hood, knowing littleor nothing hbout
the various schools of philosophy.
Fifth, He selected lor his apoks
men among the same classmen of
humble origin, men with little edu
cation, men without means and who
apported themselves by doing man
ual toil, men who had even little
natural ability.
We must remember that all tho
above facts .uid conditions are ju?t
as Christ preferred it. He could
have had them all di tie-rent if hediad
so willed it.
WHAT HE CAME INTO THE WOiiliU
: TO DO.
Yet He came into the world to
perform a great mission, to establish i
a kingdom that should finally em-
brace and rule over all other king
doms, to fulfill the divine law.
WHY?
Then why not have come down to
earth as a l ull grown man ready to
commence his work instead of wast
ing, working andstruggling through
all the years of childhood and boy
hood to the years of full maturity
at thirty ? Why not have been born
iuto a rich and influential family,
where h would h we had the means,
A Night In lietUlehem III Sub
ject A Powerful and Ifupre
fdve Discourse Listened to
by a Vast Congregation.
THE BABE IN THE MANGER.
i i -i . -i mi
awav lrom ner inisoaiia me wiie
btruck in the neck twico by the patient
Tho latter, after coming to hia senses,
commenced to apologize, and offered
to tav for all the damatre done. Dr.
Raiisley, a neighboring physician, was
summoned, and upon arriving at tho
dentist's he found that the latter's nose
was broken, both eyes discolored, and
1m had several bruises on the head and
body.
Ir. Smith, in speaking of the affair,
t-aidr "i have luat come from tho ha-
i not? makers, where I have arranged for
1 a sjries of straps to le pbu;ed on the
5 chair so that a patient will be ren-
der.d powerless in case ho becomes un
j ruly while vmdf-r the influence of the
i ga.. Tho patient that attacked me
i evidently dreaming about fighting,
and on account of seeing my face last
before fciking the gas, and seeing me
BacoCT.Y!C, Dee. 27. Dr. Talmae
preached this morning a nennoa ap
propriato to tho Christmas scasmi.
Taking up tho subject of the Nativ
ity ho drew from it lessons wmcn,
tliouzh perfectly legitimate, are
i-ommonlv overlooked. Ilia text vas
Luke ii, 16, "And they camo with
baste, and found Mary and Joseph,
and the Babo lying in a manger.
Tho black window shutters of a
December night were thrown open,
and ho mo of tho best Ringers or t
world where they all sing stoot
there, and putting back tho draicry
of cloud, chanted a peace anthem
until all the echoes of hill and valley
applauded and encored tho Hallelu
jali chorus. Come, let us go into
that Christmas scene as Lbougn we
had never beforo worshiped at the
manger. Hero is a Madonna worth
looking at.
I wonder not that tho most fre
quent nam in all lands and in all
Christian centuries is Mary. And
there are Marys in palaces and Marys
in cabins, and though German and
French and Italian and Spanish and
English pronounce it differently, they
are all namesakes of the oto whom
w.0 find on a bed of straw, with her
pale face against tho soft cheek of
Christ in the night of tho Nativity.
All the great painters have tried, on
canvas, to present Mary and her
child and tho incidents of that most
famous night of the world's history.
Raphael m three different master
da. iu
lkM; U.:n liitif: with tax
infant Chritt i th .oo ads and th
ffpwchlissa mviturv of oa th
other, I cry. look ut h t yttu
the rowel into tliat lion tad Tak
0003 AJt3 tSOX
cT that cut lit fn.w thtt lWUr lbobMM o.y.
Tl Htj U d4kwry touch ht
luouth. Kcmove that -vl lie frota
tliat raw tu k. SQioot cot for fas that
lird that is too wn&M for fotL tor-
get not to put wnter into tlj cafro of
that canary. Throw out Trneeruml
to Uioao birds caught too utr north in
fcflrr bf Um Ik4 tthm Uibat.
To drtr nn cr fcni totu Iak!
woo4 dip th potaU la oil or jtssjb.
NoviUy krtw U jfW t-t
the winters inclemency. Amt that j ererything ad lb rtdo o! tU;.
man who u making that one horn?
draw a Vxtl heavy enough for thrvo.
Hushin upon tliat seeuo whers uy
are torturing a cat or transfixing
butterfly and grasshopper.
Dnro not oil that oal robin, lor ner
nesit is a mother' cradle, and under
her wing there may Ijo thm? or four
musicians of tho hky in training. In
your fauiiliea anl in your Khools
teach tho coming generation more
mercy than tho present gencraUon
has ever shown, and in tins marvel
ous Bible picture of the Nativity,
whilo vou mint out to them tho
ancreL show them nL-o tlio camel, and
whilo they bear tho celestial chant
let them also hear the cow a moan.
No moro did Christ ahow intemd
in tho botanical world, when ho tsud.
"Consider the lilies," than ho showed
sympathy for tho ornithological.
when ho said, "Behold tho fowls of
tho air." and tho quadruiiedal world,
when ho allowotl himself to bo calletl
in one place a lion and in another
place a lamb. Meanwhile, may tho
Christ of tho Bethlehem cattle jcn
havo mercy on (he suffering stock
yards that are pretiaring diseased
and fevered meat for our Amen -an
households.
GOD HONORED CHILPnOOD,
Behold, also, in this Bible scene.
how on that Christmas night God
honored childhood. Christ migh
havo mado his first visit to our world
in a cloud, as ho will deseend on his
nest visit in a cloud. In what a
chariot of illumined vaior ho murh
have rolled down tho sky, escort ed by
mounted cavalry, with lightning for
drawn sword
e taking tne gas, ana seeing m Tintoretto
omy wnne semi-conscious ue uiouBuv - , ahirLamLHo surpassed them-
J -.in-lTT I
Ilgtna In the ilajm oC br prtl- a4
hl a cim UuU woul ! rev
UKkUte 1W.0O0 wf.
Ttw Ukui d-riTrl by IVnrh J
turm, about 7,O0Q,O0u.
Ttw awvag ci4 ckf eotv4rurilmj
m W) of railroad In tW Ualtn! PtUn tA
lhs prwnt tliw U about $33,000.
TImi parbli mlnUter M Campb4'wtt.
I'jighwad, nay it U m urxxsni'vut thv4
for lura to tx eaUtxl op X takloif hi Vci
marry couph .
In Iltt' dy, la Uum1, datita? t?
w&r witl Fttuk It w t U"
t iUiit of 00 to pnrt with an Taj h
paper to a Frenchman.
Tiw bridal wil tigliiakd In Vm ea
torn of pfrfonxiln tlsa nuptial
mony under a wpatw pie of alot!
bki over Uhs brfclo and groora to
coid the Uosh of tlxj laJU r.
Volcanic aeration hi Uic nam ptven
to a prtie for tho rnwikr a.l tm-pro-ed
mariuf Actum of tl pnrUh;
mineral waters alikh Iiav of lt) tirs
grown Ux euch incrcvidug doaao-1
A lttr WriUg OaUa.
A curious ort of bnevok-at ifr
priso b that tailing in BirmiojrtAru,
rglarwl, undr tha tltla of the t iirla
letter guild. Tho aim of tlxw !to
Ptartcil tlw work waa to liejp fartfiry
girls In Uii great manufctnr!rr dis
trict by mwuia of let-ten written to
tliem individually by Lvliea on vmrtoa
jnibjeet of every day intnt Kiv-h
buly Is aked to writo to li.r girl Rt
lwit oneo a month, and ujtem towaril
lwr tlirt rt.le of an a-lvtsinji and Mrm-
lnjaii luui a carnuo jthetio elder tsUt-ir.
I was the aggressor ana mimeaiafeiy i OTation of Magi.
began to pitcn into me. nmtxnna needed to do nothing more
xnan ms jxiauouua to uovviuo
'The patient, when conscious,
to pay for all the damage he had done,
but as the damage amounted to break
ing my nose and giving me a pair of
black eyes I could not appraise tho
value. About two weeks ago a patient,
while under the influence of gas, im
ugined he was in a fight and made a
dive for his back pocket. I caught his
r.rms and held him while my lady
of fi.ro to tako him up; why not Jesus Tue jj.j lAa esi-tod mly rlhU-en
a carriage of firo to feteh him down! mon;jy, ut it inetnbmfilp I airv-!
Or, over Uio arcneu uriage or a nun- a thousaiKl, wiii wrenty mor.
bow tho Lord might havo descended, ftvrp U) tm no iuij
Or Christ might havo hal his mor- jpcjonu to eotnplermnt Uwnn.
tality built up on earth out of the MS(M T-bcl K wizard, tha Uottorahb
1 dust of a garden, a3 was Adam, in atary. writes: "I am often aJul ii
tiuj mannooa ai mo buut, wiluuui tlltJtj0 hidividuid letten a appniaUl
the introductory feebleness of in- by gT The constant ruU of
fancy. girla who beg for 'a lady U one reply
No, no! Childhocsd was to bo hon- 1 tliere la another teHtkuony
ored by that advent. He must have m ul0 jj,, Gf letten of thanka and
a child's light limbs, and a cliild's gratitudo that pour la from tlw girls
dimpled hand, and a child's beaming themves."
eye, and a child's flaxen hair; and contributions are voluntary; nei-
VvolTtrViru-trl wna fr Yv IinnnTYvl for nil 41. 1 .. .1 nirm m Tfu
that" gallery containing tho oisuno ti . com0t a cradlo wr.3 to -roridnff txtHmses of tho cuUd aro
Madonna. Yet all of them were cop- th ve Mijrhty w u,u-rr,rv ntnlwn a,
tal. The Madonna of tho liUy, oy
Leonardo da Vinci, will kindle the
admiration of all ages. But all the
tralleries of Dresden are forgotten
when I think of the small room of
ies of St. Matthew's Madonna and
r,rms ana iieiu iu.u 7 Luke's Madonna, the inspired Ma
assistant extractea a revolver iroiu - .v. ni,
pocket." Philadelphia Ledger.
donna of tho Old Book, which we
had put into our hands when wo were
infants, and that we hope to have
"It is not an easy task to get good under our heads when we die.
, xt ; ,5 ..Tl GOD HONORED THE BRUTES
yesterday. "Of course there are plenty Behold, m tiie fiJf Be careful how you sUiko himacross
of rfrls-such as they are ambitious tne nrst mgui 01 v,uio the head, jarring tho brum. What
?: frlZ 'ryR.m.t.b;n.Tnore honored me brute creation. Yoncan-1 J himbwm bo centennial
than ambition, however, 13 necessary,
mean more tuan a grave. vugmy bom by tho lKKiorary nwuiuen lauww
Godl May tho reflection of that one gentlemen), who aubseribe a Ami
child's faco bo seen in all infantile gmau amount a year. Thia Wea might
faces. bo grafted with adraiitogo upon aomo
Enout?h havo all those fathers and cf the many working glrln aock-tkw
mothers on hand if they havo a child whWi exist over loro, Ik r l4nt ul
in the house. A throne, a crown, a yjew a j,w York Timos.
scepter, a kingdom, under charge.
honored the brute creation, x ou cau- say to him will bo cent
not get into that Betldehem barn mjnenniai, and a hundred
FrlU AtnotiK tb AaelnU.
Tho Tartan and kind ml poop! m who
occupy th middlo and north rn re-
years giona of Anla, and whoso xnanncn; tavl
xir t.. at.t.TCN. AV. T. D0ETCJ
A LLEN &-DOKTCH,
fV ATTORNEYS-AT-LAWj
f cnMivpNn ho farmers saw .- .wuu. Wucation ana presu to lumm,.
-r' ' " ? chants' purchase tax, noif naiwvei, ,.. t work? Why
1. moapi'iwwi wi ..vwv. . - inraVoTOI mo cousuiuiioihuhj " . - " . .m, .Wlw
"hard times" in a most aggravated the tax, but the opinion will not to uiu noum "i::;
form Thev cave the alarm and for filed until tho first Monday in Feb- men of means, education and aodity
iuj uiuui ' rn earrv on me KHJiit wum u -
1-1-1 " .
ir rn inv m C.:1H lilieiv lliuiiiic . . . i p .,1,..,(
r:n nnnnu, mnson county. 1,1 wntn nrn-anizft with a view . L.TT.u" 1 r'j.,if rrtiirt.H piainmg me piau oA ,ai
...Ko-ri r I tn m. iu. c- Ap wr k nAt.iflPfl redeeauc!! the worM when he stop-
" TT- 71 .. m. 11 nmmi-n rVirthA annual auota red to return to heaven
A M. LEK. -M. U. movetnora. meycaaeu uunau xur t iC v... '
PL ' Lr...t.....,nMfDta!m,. nrnvidedit allOWea JN0rinarouua o iu - THE KEASOXS
- "4 - . vfll lleserve Militia is z.iu.ou. it
b to tram tlnrty or iorty giria J ."7 . nnA 1 1a omy uxi uxi.iuwi w j - 1 uijvw-, .1.
. ... - . I nlrl n-'iinters renresent the oxen and c.i.'; f .TnJ, Tt i onlv I .w'r. fl. tujj. ihrlr cloth-
who are uniamuiar witu uiw uumm 1 - - , , , uuBmpv - ' ""rv o
onera store Four weeks are required camels kneeling that night before abeing that shall outlive sun and Ing and their habitatiooa liave ooo-
tTdrill liem tolerably well, and then the newborn babe. And well might moon 6tar and ages quadrennial, rfstod of felt since a knowledge of them
tfOSZZtdag they kneel 1 Have you ever thought infinite purees, and ho ftrst went upon record in tha Fourti,
?tb& performances, that Christ cme among other tilings gipnta of great value; but century. The procoM of felting w
must have Job proverbial to alleviate the sufferings of the brate whcnho wte to give tho richest generally known among ancient na-
avrector must ,uave r " . T.Ti rreationi Was it not appropriate tliat wwalWo n fl household ho looks iWi.
patience to teacn a 10101-, - , fi - , r ".
u.tamedeho giris how to sing ani - - ffi So on eh,be
march m Harmony. wthorlnmhlwa.. whose
"T sninriAifnf rhorns mrls ranee uiwuuyj .
though fifteen dollars is about the av
"The salaries 01 cnorus gu-iS raug and plaint and bellowing havo
from ten to twenty dollars a week, al- g'yer to God for the
tw.nnl, fiftwn rlIlnra ia about the av- Ior aBes uw" rt. v.3 7 T .n.
v , . , nrrastm"1 of their tortures anu me
erage. The male members of a chorus a" mr, u did not
ome oj "o o ., .
Pil YSiciAN,Su koeon AND Dentist, was an honest and legitimate one, (for over ?5,00cTto equip the Christ was born into the world that
Office in Leo's Drugstore.
E. FAISON,
H
, he might sanctify (tbo cradle a? well
. as the grave.' The history of the
ie 7-lyr nnlv snf,u men cflU want to see jus- Knttaiion already.
th front and to The case of Kay, from Asheville
tiyj KJ - .. - t i..s4i,ilomilitv of the recent , i x., t- i,.;ct
. nr.TTvop.T T.- a'n,i hv thom in the fisht lor com- "ivwviug x-.-.. :. "" --. wouuuw 10 wuhhac uV
. r I Z r.. But strange .against sniping oi that the fate of the chlldwasarough
OK Al iiA'" iiiuuju . . arainSl lay, xno tuum liuiuius
nmee on TVIain Street, Lrt0a,rr.5np tenths of the business ttnf c ii Tiht So far as reeards and peearious one. Its ute was not
will practice in courts of Sampson and and rofessionai men turned a deaf tickets within the State. Charlotte unfrequently sacrificed - by father 01
adjoining counties. Also in Supreme either (spenly 0I seceretly Chronicle. mother or through their indifference
Uourt. , Aii ou- .; nnnnoA and fousht the farmers in
para win receive uiuui; v.v.. -
attention. , jo their great uouie auu x
In the mean time tne limes
ol ex- j t a little more than girls.
ion of the smaller road opera companies play
throughout the year, and they are
boons to a large class of girls and young
men who would otherwise be idle dur
ing the summer. Summer opera snaps,
though, are becoming the proper thing.
"ftveral coinnanies are formed in
New York for a ten or twelve weeks'
mi rTarrninent every serine:. The salaries
of the summer companies are consider
ably less than those in the regular sea
son, however." Kew York Telegram.
E
taking.
.Attorney and Counsellor have grown namer
Law. Prate with th0 far er The wye
n ffiprt nn Wall Street. is advancing and is now striking
Will practice in Sampson, Bladen, th0 business men. The doctors can' I
-: Merit Wins-.
' We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr. King a
- . x . . . . 4 i -v. i Mi
Wflw tupnvprv inr iuusuiu juuu. ai.
and neelect. He desired to rescue
the Children by having set an exam:
pie of fatherly care and protection,
and of motherly fondness, caressing
n.mnnd all tho worlds and all the urn- Tho Greeka cave to It iho name
verso and then give? a child. plledis, from pileo, to comprw; hter-
Tho greatest present that God ever ally, a compression or UilckcriLng of
gave our world ho gavo about 1S91 tlio wooL TtieancUsnU employed felt
years ago, and he gavo it on a Christ- for a great variety of use, .Juitt as o
mas night, and it was of such value do, the chief being to rmdte oovermc
Ikmtoa nlicnirr.o.1 for a moes trvm ilia tiLisI t!A tnrfc mmmon form
-e o a. ii, ' i i uw i "j" s.v
merely "hapixjn so that the immtei- axmQ down and broko through among the Greeka onl lUrnana beln
Ugent creatures of God should have to look at it. Yea, in all tho skull cap. 8. Tf. D. North In Pop
been that night m close neiguuoiuoyu. ureg jos honored childhood, lie lular Science Monthly.
jSiot a Kennei m an wu wui, j araost every picturo a iauuro
not a bird's nest, not a worn out horse there i a child eitlier playing
on towpath, not a herd freezing in Qn the floori oT looking through the
the poorly built cow pen, not a freight dow, or seated on the lap gazing
car in summer timo bringing the into tt,0 Df the mother.
beeves to market wimouc watr A ohld told him the way.
through a thousand miles of agony, Jt was a (.biid in Naaman'a kitchen
Tin Girt of Todjr.
Every ono must notice the atrikiug
resemblance between tlio ajjeamjice of
the fashionable woman juiit at present
and tho fAHhionAblo worain of Klka-
King's New Lite Pills, Bucklen's Arnica and love.
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have IIe caK
arae into the world poor and
7 . i . ik Lvrtt'ili niifi
rtvcaq and less fees, merchant tee thcra everr tmw, auii e tneiow, 10 . iee i
fewcaS83 V k i to refund the purchase price, iTsatistac- nnallv t ouief the conflict between
after merchant fails, and bank after Us not follow their use. hnallj to qmei uie cm
t...,.s -nA i?,k!MJ-i ia !. Sr L . ! ir -nn their preat the rich and the poor. Hewoikea
, -. . ..11 .11
never nanaiea re. "IV" of humble parents to lower tne bar-
nr thfir. nave "ivtu buh uui.-.o. - i - . . ., ,..,
i. H .rott. and Dunlin Coun- ,,f iuw k,iu ihn lnwvprs have r-n4ln,i wft An vot hesitate to suarau- riers of csste between tne nign anu
X cnuvi) " - i ;uilv;vii luiu v... j - - . ... a 1
ties. Also in supreme wuri.
Prompt personal attention will be
given to all legal pusiness. ip i-oi
"TIRaNK BOYETTE, D.B.S.
Jj Dentistry
nffipA nn Tain Street.
Offers his services to the people of
i ,,?; itir Everything
ai'lbUIl HUU VIVA"".,. - t nninno
n the line of Dentistry done in me meiriu ttC0j." vW,..
best style. Satisfaction guaranteed. lne people was the best financial sys-9-vrir
terms, are strictly cash. tam s vvorld. FTow much lonsrer
Don't ask me to vary from this rule . before we shall all
most paralized, literally starving for popularity purely on their Jf" at daily toil to
HnAh 1. the rprnrd of nnr R- Kl?1'"0? 1??!!; bless the, toiler
tuuii. - Clinton, and JJr
financial system, which only a lew 01ivgi jr. c.
months since the money power and
WHAT
CONGRESS
DO.
SHOULD
If Congress will pass a ,ree com- . j yet0 demonstrate God's po e
age bin. repeal tne ui o. . M.ar wist'om,
forever dignity auci
i and wealth-pi-odu-
cers of the world. He was not ed
ucated himself and He .took plain,
hODest, hard-working, unlettered
men . i or His apostles to prcacn the
gospel of simple truth and brother
rri. i nnii tneiner xo avert compiem pant nn istate DanK uruuiauuu.. fu .
NOTlQlK AMC8 MBTO
against many 01 w.u anV new depart-
their efforts ; l Z t tno ftwpSt nowible 1!Wlur:
it Axrr 15 PAATMFMST..
' ";. t t a fought the farmers in
IN ( ) K r V ) j)Sj V iV. to avert a common ruin; for they
Owned and controled by Alliance nava been mislead by the misrepre-
lt was out
vvorld.
ment of
oflhe
-I
, - men for handling farm produce
f COTTON AND PEANUTS
SPECIALTIES.
Don't sell before writing for par
ticulars. J. J. ROGEBS,
Manager.
P.O. BOX 2125 sept24 tf
W. D. DAWSON.
Tonsorial Artist,
ISO VJYl OJL1 VJOm J C.
ITair Ciittiner and Shavioe execu
te in latest styles. Give me a trial. or some
sentations ci certain newspapers.
Papers that were either blinded by
ignorance or prej udice or else were
the willing tools of plutocrary. But
let this be as it may, stern facts
now confront us. We can . not
stand present conditions X.et all of
us who are broad enough to, desire
to see general prosperity pull to
eether for financial reform . iYes, and
if nothing better can pe onerea, lei
us fi"-ht for the Sub-Treasury plan,
nian that will give - tne
r
ares; cut down 10 me lowest i- Doctor's -reat sermons, noted for its
cent the necessary expenses of. gov- Dojtors fj?;... ,
ernment; expose the scanuais 01 tuc ncautas w huw-"
pension and census departments, auu fiinality ot thought ana logical tiui-
plicity.
WHAT TlilSX wuu mux
AVlTJtl A rass.
DO
go home it will deserve and win the
enthusiastic suppo of all the; peo
ple .-state uaronicie.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve
The best Salve in the world lor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
blains. Corns, and all Skm Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
renuired. It is suarahteed to give per-
i - - - . - p. 3J
n"Cte tt -itottoay. Clinton, and J. before they-got two hundred feet
MVrPFT. Tirusr-.'ist. Mount Olive. N. C. I from 1 he earlh.
Uses of the Papaw Tree.
In the West Indies one of the char
acteristics of an intelligent cook is the
care with which he or she will see to it
that a papaw tree is growing within a
short distance of the kitchen door. The
fruit of the papaw, if large and well
grown, is not to be despised as a break
fast dish, and ics rich golden flesh is to
many much more palatable than -that
.,f the oonular melon. But the at
tractiveness of the p pa w for the cook
consists in its leaves, which, possess tne
remarkable property of rendering meat
tender. The toughest Deersteais or uie
most hopeless old rooster can be made
soft and comparatively juicy by being
wrapped for an hour or two, in the
large, dark green papaw leaves. New
York Commercial Advertiser.
The Ios In JlaJwUlne Gold.
Rv careful exrjeriments made at the
United 8tates mint it has been shown
that $5 are lost by abrasion every time
1 non 000 in eold coin are handled.
The exrrunents were conductedwith
has fwitainins $5,000 each, and it was
shown that the mere lifting of the 200
Tnakinff nn 81,000,000 to a truck
O- o - . . - ,i IL
to be removed to anotner vauii rtuiir
ed in the loss, stated, and that theix
transfer from the truck again made a
aoflnn A similar loss. Iron Industry
Gazette. -
beth'a time. There la Uie atraight,
not a surgeon's room witnessing the that 0 great Syrian warrior scant skirta, the atill waist riongate4
struggles of fox or rabbit or pigeon wliero ho might go and get cured of fully oue-third beyond it natond pro-
or dog in the horrors of vivisection, Q py which at his seventh portion, so that one involuntarily won-
but has an interest in the fact tliat plunge ja the Jordan was left at the ders where she can havo" diposd of
Christ was born in a stable, surround- x cf the river. It was to the her internal orgaxui; the high puffcid
ed by brutes. He remembers mat cr3A2Q 0f leaves, in which a child waa ahouldera half way to Uw ears, Uie.
night, and the prayer he heard in rocked by the Nile, that God higher collar half way up tfcebnek of
their pitiful moan he will answer in tho attention of history. It the lioad, the long, narrow wrist-d
the pimishment of those who mal- was a fihiid that ovold Christ's sleeves falling over th back of tha
tho dumb brutes. They Kurely , thipa It was a child hand, the pointed cirdk at the belt
. . . I t,Ui CV. . W I " - . I w " .
have as much right in this world as - Qirist mt m the midst of the
we have. sauabbling disciples, to teach the les-
In the first chapter of Gencsi3 you Ron of humility. We are informed
may see that they were place1 on the that wolf and leopard and lion shall
earth before man was, the fish and le yet domesticated that a little
fowl created me nun aay. auu ehild shall lead tnem.
nuadrupeds the morning of the sixth A cnikl decided Waterloo, showing
day, and man notuntu wo cuk.ii.wu tho army ot iiiucner now wy
A'eeordina to some of the papers
a few Sub-Alliances jn Georgia have
disbanded Neai Iy two tnousanu
t. nnt- rHahanaed. Butatill a few
will fall from grace- it yoa wouiu
neoDleapass to Heaven
vIt'va tbe.Meariea. "
' "T think said a fond Texas parent.
"that Tommy is going to be a poet
when he grows up. lie aoesni. eai
and sits by the stove all day and tiiinks
and thinks." ' " " ' -
"You had better grease him all over.
He is going to have the measles, and l
von Grease him they will break out all
over him, and then he will feel better, j
Texas Stinss. "
of that day.. The whaie, me eagie,
the Hon, and all the lesser creatures
of their kind were preaecessors oi
the human family. They nave me
world by right of possession. They
have also paid rent tor me pia
they occupied. What an army of
defense all over the world are the
faithful watchdogs. And wno can
tell what the world owes tne norso
and camel and ox for transportation i
And robin and lark have, by the can
tatas with which they have filled or
chard and f orest, more man paw ior
the few grains they nave picKeu up
for their wisteHanco.
When yoa abuse any creature oi
God you strike its Creator, and you
insult the Christ who, though he
might have been welcomed into life
by princes and taken his first infan
tile slumber amid Tyrian plush and
canopied couches and rippling waters
from royal aqueducts anppuig u
basin3 of ivory and pearl, chose to be
born on the level with a cow's horn.
ryy o nomeJ'a hool or a dog's nostril,
that he might be me alleviation of
pnirnal suffering as well as the re-
Queen Elizabeth her very aclf except
for the Drains. San Irancwco Argo-nant
Modem Ookry.
Ignorance cf American instltotiotta
on the part of English people la not un
natural perhaps, but it la none the lee
amusing.
A rosy EngTb.h girl who sat DeMo a
take a short cut through the fields,
- -a A 1
when, if the old road naa oecn ioi- brIbt yoang American lathe dining al
lowed, the Prussian general would Jooa of & Cunflrd gteamer soddenly put
hre come np too late to save the des- j pouteneaa to the test by pro
tinies of Europe, It was a child that VOQndinf. t toqulry, Caa you make
decided Gettysburg, ho having oyer- g2mr
heard two Confederate generals in a .cuun8r answered the bewildered
conversation, m which mey aeoaea AiDaieaa maiden.
to march for Gettysburg instead of
Harrisburg, and this, reported to
Governor Cortin, the Federal forces
started to meet their opponents at
Gettysburg. ,
And today the child is to decide an
Standing there, as I imacrne now I
"Yes; they're a kind of bread or bis-,
cuit, aren't they T Albany Press. -
Modem Society.
Yes, yoa are quite right; that Mrs.
. the oouiieilkjr'a wife, is a suly,,
the great battles, rnako an me laws, J gtncit ap person, a regular blustcrj
settle all the deetinies and usher in tomr Enter- Mrs. B- . "Ah,j
the world's salvation or destrnction. Jiirs. B- , so delighted to aeo yoa..
Men, women, nations, all earth and j ere jost talkicg about yoal"
all heaven, behold the child I is mere j Lugt BlaUer.
any velvet so soft as a child's cneek! k - t
Is there any sky so blue as a child's q,, boacB t much a-
eye? j Is there any music so sweet as they knit qoickly.
ttechM'svoktmereanyplnme T'ot r people - a
sowavyasachiMshanvv : earthy Tnatter, and hence are
god hoxosed J They knit more slowly.
, Notice also that in this Bible night , T!loMraad mp.
ecene(3odhcscience,. Whoare SLZSl
the Divine Infant? Not boors, not o'cioc bemg the usual
Am-o nrwirt circles, however, 3
fContinned on Becoud Page.l I fc y the fashionable hoar,;
or