THE STANDARD
TUKN S OUT
GOOD - JOB - WORK
AT LIVING PRICES.
GIVE US A TRIAL
THAT ONE-SIDED SPEECH
Iltaeklnh Unriger Makes a Ureal
Nprrrli, Bat Won't IHvl.lo Tlniei
Mr. II A Gudger, of Abbeville, a
Republican elpctorat-large, ad
dressed a full house of all political
persuasions Wednesday night in tht
o mrt room.
He said be wished to speak no
harsh or bitter words. People wanted
reaeoD, not bitterness. Many hard
invectives bud been hurled at Popu
lists by the Democrats, but now
they are imploring the Populists tc
come to their aid to keep them from
defeat.
He did not mean the bolting
Democrats.
This is a time everybody is
donned a bug gold bugs, silver
bugs and humbugs. He'd rather be
a gold bug than a bug in the barn
yard rolling a ball backward.
Democrats wanted him to disease
the one question, money. Men of
one idea were said to be fanatics,
bnt he would discuss the money
question.
He said there never bad been a
time in the history of the party that
it declared for free coinage till the
Chicago convention. It did it then
to save a sinking ship, and tbej
stole the silver plank from the Pop
ulist party in is entirely. Don't
the Democa's cut a pretty figure
going around crying I'm a Jtffer
soman Democrat. He told a negro
story implying that Democrats
should be sent to the chain gang
fur stealing the silver plank, but he
says it is dead, and therefore should
not be punished.
He said hu stood squarely on the
St. Louis platform. It demands
bi-metalluin by international agree
ment. The Democrats and Popu
lists say America and all civilized
nations demonetized silver, yet si),
ver circulates frtely in them all at
face value and in America it is worth
as much as a gold dollar. This
money question is an international
disease and must have an interna
tional remedy. The Republican
platform had the only right idea.
He said all the money sent out to
foreign miseiot.s is sent to silver
staidard countries; not one dollar
of it goes to a old standard coun
try. He said silver advocates asked
to get down on a level with coun
tries that use silver. .Tbey talk of
following England. He would rather
folio ber than to follow heathen
countries.
He paid for breakfast in Mexico,
banded the man a silyer dollar; the
man handed him back a Mexican
dollar and charged him fifty cents
for the meal, because the Mexican
dollar is worth only fifty cents of
our money. Mr. Bryan says if we
get free coinage the Mexican dollar
will bj worth 100 cents. Silver
bullion is only property. If I have
a horse worth $100 and my neigh
bor has a hundred Collars' worth of
silver bullion, what right has the
government to double the value of
my neighbor's bullion property with
out doubling the value of my horse
property ?
He said that less than one hun
dred men own the silver bullion and
the Democrats eay they are opposed
to monopolies, yet tbey would make
the bullion owners who Are already
rich just twice aa rich as they are,
and that Democrats say that would
raise the price of corn and wheat.
He scorned the idea.
He said Mr. Hurst received $4,
000,000 wnrih of silver per year
the shoals of il
health and the rock.'
of disease is easy
enough if only the
digestion be kept in
good order. It isn't
often any one i
sick unless they
have indigestion.
The commonest way
in which indiges
tion shows itself il
i n constipation.
Nine people in ten
ni-i. troubled mora.
lit-
or less In this way.
Nine-tenths of all the world's sickness is
caused by this one trouble. Sleepless
ness, pimples, blotches, headaches, soul
itomach, dizziness, "heart-burn," palpi
tutiim, biliousness, distress after eating
all these are merely symptoms of const
nation. Why do people suffer with them
when the cure is so simple and so easily
Obtained f Years ago, Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets were placed on the market
- Since then, there has been no excuse for
nylxviy to suffer from constipation, and
ts attendant ills. The "J lets" cure
every case infallibly and permanently.
Thcv are very small, easy to take, gentU
and quick in action. They are not at all
violent ; they do not disturb the system.
They cure you so you stay cured. Thou
sands of women will find if they take tht
Pleasant Pellets" that tUtjir ills will
vanish with the constipation.
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VOL. IX-NO 40.
Bryan's idea would make it $8,000,-
000 per year, makinr the rich man
wice as rich.
The Democrats say that free coin
age will make an expansion oi toe
currency, lie thought it would be
. i .l.
the ooposite. He said that it was
the history of the world that no twi
metals wonld circulate together
when they did not hae equal in
trinsio valae, that the dearer money
would flow out. lie said w have
631,000,000 in gold that will flow
out and according to estimates it
would take 13 years to coin enough
silver to take is place. They say
make more mints. We are taxed to
build these mints to coin bullion
free for rich men.
lie said the Democrats always
want something free and always
... t - J 1 tA
some Hew mine, lie sam in ov
they wanted a free fight and got it
Next they wanted the free educa
tional Blair bill, then free whiskey,
then free trade, and now free silver,
but they did not want free elections
in North Carolina nor free negroes.
He claimed that the men who
have the bullion ought to pay for
the ceinao-e of it.
lie stoutly denied that the Re
publican party wanted only gold as
a circulating medium. lie said they
only wanted to make the gold a
standard of valuation. He (bowed
that since the act of '73 silver has
been coined much mere rapidly than
ever before and that under the pres
ent administration it is at the high
est rates.
He ridiculed the idea that the
Democrats are friends to free silver
and cited the repeal of the Sherman
purchase act and claimed that
$4,000,000 per month were lost to
the circulation by it.
He said that over 400 bills for
silver bad been let sleep in Congress,
i hen Mr. Bland tried for free coin
age at 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 to 1 but
all were murdered by the Demo
crats; that Mr. Bryan helped to
murder the last four. He has more
confidence in Mr. Bryan than in all
the rest of the Democrats. He says
we have two dollars now to one in
'73. He denies that the hard timet
come from the silver legislation. In
1879 we had the resumption of
specie payments, and times got
better every year till '92, and all
was booming. He said if silver had
been dead ever since '73 it could not
produce the good times, and that it
had not produced the hard times.
lie asserted that protection had
made, the good times and that free
trade had made the hard times, be
ginning with 92.
High tariff brought prcperity,
free trade brought adversity. He
pictured happy homes nnder pro
tection and gioom Under free trade.
He said he had resigned a place
under Mr, Cleveland that any Dem
ocratic lawyer in the State would
give $500 for. That it brought him
(.3,000 without interfering with hit
hgal practice. He resigned it be.
cause be could not endorse Demo
crat io measures any longer.
He denounced men who hold
office nnder Mr. Cleveland, and then
jay hard things of him.
He blamed the Chicago conven
tion for its threat to pull down the
Supreme Court, which should not
be political But he and the dan
ger will soon be over and there will
be a great victory for the peerless
McKinley. He claims North Caro
loa, Tennessee, California, Mis
iiouri, Oregon and Washington for
Mr. McKinlej.
lie said McKinley was the politi
cal star that will guide ns safe from
all the ills that Republicanism is
trying to avert.
riio ElortorM Ticket.
The Democratic and Populist
electoral ticket that will be voted
for on Tuesday week by the great
bulk of North Carolinians are :
At large Locke Craige, R B Davis.
1st district Tbeo. White,
2nd district H F Freman,
3rd district C R Thomas,
4th diBtrict W 8 Bailey,
5'.h district William Murritt,
Gb district 15 F Keith,
7ih district Theo. F Klutiz,
8th district Tyre York,
9ih district R D Gilmer.
It is the duty of every friend of
silver to vote the entire ticket with
out a scratch. And again, we warn
i he people not to vote for n em'ws
to the General Assembly wlio will
not support a free silver man to the
United States Senate.
A Hlb llrokt-ti.
Ttiin morning at Cannonville
Jack Ritchie, an employe, while en
gaged ia unloading a car, stepped
between the car and platform and
fell, breaking a rib. Medical aid
1 was at once summoned, and at last
accounts Mr. Ritchie vai resting
very well, tnough he will be con
j fined to hia bed for some time.
HE
SHORT LOCALS.
Mr. Joe Reed ia clerking at Fe!
zer's drugstore.
Misa Lillie Nuseman, of Nubs.
man's, is quite Bick with chills and
malaria.
Mr. C E Earnhardt, of No. I
township, has a pumpkin meaBur
ing two fuel in diameter.
The bleacher y baa been closed
down for several days on account
of the filter being put in.
J A Dotato in the shape of the! lot
ter Y waa due from the patch of
Mra. Crosa, in No. C township.
Gaither Heilig, 18 years of age,
died at the county home Wednes
day afternoon of consumption. He
bad been sick for a long time.
A Republican rally consisting
of a large number of negroes and
two white men took place in No. 4
township Thursday night.
Mr. Henry Bernhardt, who lives
thia aide of Mr. Fred Cline, in Ho.
4 township, has just completed a
large, new two-etory dwelling house.
In many parts of the county
wheat fields are fresh and green
with the crowing grain, and from
general appearances it ia about all
planted.
T. ! - .... I .J IL.I .rT'-. low I,.,
lb IB emu kuni mtiviuio, uao uu,
. i - i, tiit.,i mil
although he will be in the ring with
a large number of scape goats and
acrobats.
W beat haa been advancing stead
ily for some time and gave much
comfort to the farmers, and was
therefore satisfactory to all, bnt just
now it is on the decline and the
market is dull.
Mr. Dennis Hall, of High Toint,
who has been working in the city
for some time, has gone to Uuion.
S. C, where he will plaster the town
ball that Capt. Propst has just com
pleted. Tom White is in this fight to die
in the last ditch or plant Democ
racy'a proud banner in the trium
phant breezes on the 5rd day of No
vember. You may stick a peg right
here if you wish.
It ia now stated that the marriagf
of Dr. White to Miss Thomaa was a
runaway affair, or rather the couple
were married at Blacksburg, S. C,
and not at the brido's home in
Stanly county, as we stated.
Mr. Wm. Freeze, an aged citizen
of Enochville, died last Thursday
morning. He had been con hoed to
his bed for a long time with ty
phoid fever. His remains will be
interred at the Methodist burying
ground at that place tomorrow.
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Register Weddington seeing the
accouDt of the cock roach plague at
ihe Fenix b lour Mill says that a
good trap that will catch tbem ia a
new tin pan with something like a
moist rag that has soma nourish
ment on it. Tbey will go in but
can't crawl out.
Beveral weeks ago The Standard
made note of the fact that the
Standard Oil Company would soon
build a tank near the depot and
start a delivery wagon. Un Wed
nesdav a gentleman called at thif
office and wanted to hire to us, Btat
ne that he could drive a wagon at
t;ood as anybody. We don't need
anybody to drive unless he cajn
handle tbe quill promiscuously.
Thia ia the day of anti this, and
anti that, bnt what people need
most nowadays is the anti biliouf
medicine, Simmons Liver Regula
tor, the King of Liver Medicine?,
and Better Tnan Pills. "I have
used no other anti-bilious remedy
for six years and know from ex
nerietce that for ladies of a con
stipated habit nothing equals it."
Laura V uraig, unenoury, ria.
Lutheran Observer: A New
York paper of last week states that
"Within a few days Mr. Bryan will
receive a gold beaded cane, set with
two large diamonds. The cane wai
DUt un at a fair in aid of the new
German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Brooklyn, the conditions
being that it should go to tbe
Presidential candidate receiving the
largest number of votes from pat
rons of the fair. When the contest
closed Bryan waa 400 votej ahead.
Thursday night while coming up
Spring street in front of Mr. A L
Sappenfield's residence, a negro
Uoc White, who wotKS at isrown
Bros, livery stables was set upon by
five or six white boys, who attempt
ed to make him "'skedaddle." He
didn't run, however, but tore oil a
paling and was about to use it
when thebovstook to their heels.
as Mr. Sappen field stepped out
upon tbe piazza and asked tbem
not to tear down the fence.
A mna rint nnp.nrrnd fit Roxboro
in Paronn .mint? Thnrsrlnv hrnnaht
about by the notorious Satterfield,
who waa cierK in trie last legisla
ture and indicted for tampering
ujiiri liilla H ia thw KnntlicAn
candidate for the House and made
an in fl m mntr.rv Btinpoh tn thn nn-
groes and caused tbem to attack a
white man. 1 here were a numner
bp llv wounded and blood flowed
freely. A number ef white men
were struct by rocss thrown by
noonifis and seriouslv hurt. Fur.
ther trouble ie anticipated.
CONCORD N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER
How abaul that straw hat?
. Carpenters are busy tearing out
the clouts uewi ny ine military iu
Armory Hall.
The number of dogs is etill on the
decrease. Another one died in
South Concord Friday night.
The filter at the bleachery ia a
curious piece of mechanism and in
terests everybody who haa seen is.
A twenty-horse power engine has
been placed in the new cloth room
of Mill No. 4 of the Odell Manufac
turing Company.
Mr. J J Cox saya that carp are
scarce in the river now, due to the.
long dry spell, when most of them
were caught.
It waa a general rain that fell Fri
day night and farmere who have
their grain in the ground are thank
ful for it.
Th RflnnUimn State Executive
Committee is circulating the "Hay
seeder," the paper published by
Oth o Wilson, who claims to be a
Populist.
The street force has done some
very good service in all parts of the
town since the 1st of October. The
rain has stopped tbe work and the
force can now 'lectioneer.
A little white child in the np-
country of South Carolina was re
cently bitten by a "blue gum" ne
gro, and now the child has spasms
and it is thought that it will die.
k nrnpr nredints that the State
and county is safe Watson and tbe
balance ol the uomocrauc iickoi
will be elected. He's pretty good
authority for some things well
see what we'll fine.
Messrs. Daniel and Jacob Furr,
at Forest Hill, are doing some ex
tonnivn hnildine. Thev haverecent-
ly completed half a dozen or more
good, suhHtantial residences oeyona
the wcodyard in rear of the OJell
mills.
Mr. M F Teter, of No 1 township,
we are sorry to learn, is not im
proving from his complications that
. i! . J L. I ...... nlnni llinA
nave coniiueu mui ccj djui-d u..
His many friends will note this
with keen, but disappointed in
terest.
Charlotte is to havo four circuses
thia year. They are most as nu
merona as the campaign speakers,
but as to acrobr.tic performances
they will never be able to compare
with the man that jumped three
political parties in one campaign.
Invalids should remember that
the causes of sick and nervous head
aches may be promptly removed by
taking Ayer'a Pills. These PjlB
speedily correct irregularities of (he
stomach, liver, and bowels, and are
the mildest and moet reliable cathar
tic in use.
Dr. S C Webb, Liberty, Miss.
says: i have been using Ayers
fills for over twenty live years, and
recommend them in cases of chronic
diarrbcri, knowing their efficiency
from personal experience, tbey hav
ing cured when every other medi
cine failed.''
A man walked into the depot Fri
day and asked Mr. C A Pamplin
the price of a ticket to South Caro
lina. When asked to what point,
the man said : "Oh, it don't matter
just any old place. I want a re
'iirn ticket there are two of us."
Mr. Pamplin did not know the
couple, but Gretna Green was play
ing a part. They have gone to
have tbe matter fixed up.
low Mil li lldl llrliilf-
One of the Republicans manipula
tors went into a meeting of colored
people Thursday night iu the most
humble way, and while pleading for
his cuuse he was interupted by one
of the crowd who remarked: "Say
I don't mind being sold, but pleast
be so kind as to tell mt how much
I'll bring." He didn't get tbe de
sired informotion.
Fifty Years Ago.
Ko Iheotj of germs to chill
Affection's budding blisses;
When ardent lovers took their fill.
No microbes on their kisses.
How hftppy they were not to know
The germ-lad 50 yean ago.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
Is the standard family romody
of the world for colds, coughs
and lung diseases. It is not a
palliative, and ia not therefore
put up in Bmall cheap bottlos.
It is put up in larpo bottles
for the household. They oost
more but cure more.
Fads como and go but no
theory or fad can overthrow
the fact, that the proatost euro
for all colda, coughs and throat
and luntr diseases, is Ayor'a
Cherry Pectoral.
50 Years of Cures.
TAMXA
Tlinno opnlUt Nt-liea.
The people were entertained
Wednesday by Messrs. Bily and
Docker. Mr. Billy spoke first and
confined himself to tbe financial
question. Most ol hia speech was
not nw to those no have heard the
discussions during the campaign
We do not remember, though, to
have heard any one say before that
we had dropped from a 52 per
capita to the present $21 per capita.
II 15 claimed for the Populists the
credit for the free silver drift in the
Democratic party, and claimed great
credit for it. The speaker is young
and vehement and is peculiar for
his pronunciations rather than his
logic,
DCCKER-V'S BPIECH.
Mr. Dockery was introduced as
the Old War Horse of th Pee Dee.
After some words of greeting to the
people of Cabarrus he referred to
the great monc; question. He said
it was not a nol ucal question at all,
that it had bten unwisely thrust
into politics. He declared himself a
Republican as eyer. He only placed
himself where be could wield the
sword for free silver. He declared
that the Republican party had been
the real friend to silver aa he could
and would prove beyond the possi
bility of denial. He quoted ex
tracts from speeches of many lead
ing Republicans against tbe demon
etization of silver in whose company
he was in Congress and showed that
Republicanism had changed and not
himself.
lie read from Prisident Lincoln
in 1805 that while the rebellion
was being closed in npon be saw
with dread that corporations were
springing np and that the wealth of
the land w.s beine gathered into
the hands of tbe few. It seemed
prophecy then, it is reality now It
was f-sserted by good authority that
50 men in New York could in 24
h inrs stop the wheels of progress in
every importunt industry in the
land.
He ridiculed the assertion that in
the days of greenback curreucy that
inflation hud reached a point that
iiad rendered it a question. He
asked who ever heard of too much
inflation of money ?
He strongly denounced the calling
in of much of tbe greenbacks and of
issuing bonds for them whose inter
est was to be paid in current money
which was afterward changed to
read coin.
He asserted emphatically that the
act of '73 was surreptitiously gotten
through unaware to President Grant,
J G lilaine and James A Garfield as
to its t fleets to demonetize silver.
II 3 held up McKinley in the bad
light of denouncing President Cleve
land about lowering the price of
everything but money and now
McKinley is on the same line.
lie said he knew McKinley per
lonally and liked him, but that he
did not have back-bone enough to
roll over in a mud hole. He touched
up "Jeter" and quoted him as say.
ing I am in favor of silver and be
lieve it should be restored to its
former dignity. He had changed
like if by miracle, but tbe speaker
thought it was not by miracle but
by an old cooter like Mark Hanni.
He said if free coinage is not good
bow was it good six months ago
when Pritchard and his followers
were setting tbe woods on Gre for it
in the Westirn part of the State
lie said he was in favor of a pro
tective tariff but a reasonable rate
lie was strongly against tbe Mc
Kinley idea of a tariff. He had
been in the South American States
and the islands of the West Indies,
tnd he asked "Why don't you trade
more with us" when they would say
you charge us a tariff higher than
the price of our goods."
lie declured his aversion to the
Republican national platform. He
liked tbe money plank iu the Demo
cratic platform, bnt liked that of
the Populist plaifi rni better, so he
would rootit on the P pulibt limb
till free silver ws realized, then he
iiould return to the Republican
riiuks ami work wherever they put
him, but until they endorsed free
silver confound them. He never
wanted to be Governor, hut wheu
pressed he consented to run, and he
hated like the d 1 to be cheated
out of the election as tbe Democrats
bad done.
He addressed the few colored peo
ple who he s tid had beeu told not to
go to bear hiui, and warned them
against voting for'Daniel Russell,
lie said he was a dangerous, evil du
signing man that would never for
give an in j 'iry,. but would indulge
bis spite as h had done in calling
the negroes snyages and thieves and
other vile names and declared they
ought not to be allowed to voto. He
was not surprised that Russe'l would
29, 1896.
not meet Guthrie or Wutscn or any
body else who would tell on bim.
He did not see bow building fac
tories would help ths colored man.
Ue said the first vote Gufchrie
cast was for Bishop llood, whom he
praised most highly and said when
ever Bishop Hood was in his neigh
borhood he always kept him in his
home. Daily Standard of Oct. 23.
Mr. NiniH nntl the Kcttolntlon.
The resolution drawn up and
adopted by the conference commits
tees of the Populist and Republi
can parties of this county, which by
the way is the most p iniean, dis
criminating scheme that has ever
been designed and pi esented to th'
public, has caused Mr. Sims anil
other members of his party to disa
gree, the Sheriff claiming the reso
lution as a direct thrust at him. The
resolution reads : "The conference
committee demands that no Populist
or Republican can be elected to anj
office who will not enthusiastically
work for the co-operation, ticket and
who will refuse to giye employment
to members of the Populist and Re
publican parties when he has it it
his power to do so, but gives said
employmenr to members of oppos
og parties. lhe resolution if
signed by M II H Caldwell, J B
White, M L Buchanan, J W Boger
and W O Coleman.
At the district school house in
No. 4 township Thursday a fiery
discussion took place between Sher
iff Sims and Morrison Caldwell.
Sims says that the resolution was
intended as a thru-it at bim bicirst
he employed Montgomery tit Crowell,
Cernocrats, as hia attorneys, when a
Populist lawyer was available, and
that he gave employment to Mr. M
M Gillon. a Democrat, in preference
to a populist of Republican. Cald
well made a miserable effort in try
ing to defend the resolution and hu
party, but Mr. Sims finally eqtieezed
the admission from Caldwell that
tbe rctoltttiou waa strictly partisan.
Just what Mr. Sims n.tmns l.y his
attack upon h.'s pur ?y and tl.e onee
who designed the resolution, puzzles
them very much. The fight is
amusing and to th disinterested on
lookers and follower of the canvass
the daily performance is amusing.
Mr. Sitn'was asked if he would
not run as an independent candidate
for Sheriff, and in answering he
Mated that be would let the public
know what be intendeded doing on
Friday next, Outober 30, in No. 11
township.
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Hhot n Bullet Throtljf 11 Ilia i'uot.
Thursday afternoon Manterp
Thomas C Johnston and Fred Rofs
were handling a flobert rifle that
was out of fix at Morris & Son's
hardware store, when Master Fred
was shot. Thomas had the gun in
his haniln and was sighting at a cer
tain spot on a barrel as a target and
at the instance he pulled the trig
ger Fred raised his toot between the
muzzle of the gun and barrel. The
bullet penetrated the foot near the
little toe. The injury is painful
but not serious.
SILVER OR GOLD.
IVtter than either is a healthy
liver. If t'no liver is O. K. the
man is O. K. His Hood id kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and lie
can cnjny life ami act intelligently
anil I'itieiifly upon the questions
of the iliv. "Yo:i all know what to
take. You have known it for years.
It is Simmuiis Liver Kegulator
H x ffc-i 1-iaaW'
tVSIMMONS1
For years you and your fathers
have found it of sterling worth.
It is ami always has been put up
only by J. II. Zoilin & Co. Tako
none but tho genuine. ' It haa the
lied Z on tho front of tho wrapper,
and nothing clso is th Bame, and
nothing so good.
Dr. Miles' Pa'n Fill cur Nourulrtfc
" 1 " JX.-V .4
WHOLE N0.397
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
flaw's I IiIm. .
We offtir One Hundred Dollars
Rewaid for any cast) of Catarrh thp.t
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
(Jure.
F.J. Cijkney & Co, Props., Tole
do, O.
We the undersigned have known
1 V. J. Cheney for the last Io years,
' i.K.. 1.: 1 1,1.
nu unituvo umi ppiit'uuy uuiiurauit-
in all buainnfs transactions and
financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their hrm.
West a Trpax, Wholesale Drug.
gist, Toledo, O.
Wai.pi.v, Rinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Latarrb Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly npon the
mood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Drnijgists. Testimonia's free
C1UI.O IN MK f.
Investors of-the Dean Safe Hvstein of
speculation receive seml-niontlily divi
dends in gold. Oyer :iU0 per cent pei
annum made on investments liy K If
Dean & C'o Hankers, a5 lsroadway,
N. Y. Investors of this firm distributed
all over the Lnltcd Stales anj Canada.
Rev. J. It. Moose's ( Mid.
To the Editor of The Standard:
Dfab Fir: I think it but justice
that you pnblish the following :
It is not my purpose to enter into
any controversy with you on the
subject discussed in my sermon. 1
do want to state however that it was
by the request of yonr reporter, and
not at my own suggestion, that the
synopsisof my sermon was published.
By. the facts in that sermon 1
"stand or fall," And I give myself
credit for le:ng both kind aud
"charitable ;" and only thi love that
I have for suffering humanity which
is now groaning and dying under
Democratic and Republican liquor
laws, causes me to dare to put
myself in the position to be called
"repulsive' and "uncharitable."
You do not like to be accused of
"voting for liquor." If you Jwill
show us how any man can vote for
any party which gives its support
to the liquor traffic, and whose lead.
ers are in league with the traffic,
without voting for liquor, you will
Lmake for yourself a name worthy
to he handed down to posterity o
the eighth "wise man" in the world's
history.
With this thought I am dose ; it
is much eaeie"r to criticize a speaker
than it is to meet and answer hif
hard, cold facta.
Yonis in love with a'l mankind.
J R Moose.
Sonretl 11 y Twu Billion llciulx.
Mr. S L Klutiz, proprietor of tbe
Morris Hotel, is the owner of two
sheep, and strange to say they went
astray. On Thursday night last
two ladies who live on West CorbiD
street had occasion to visit on West
Depot stieet, aud in order to eyade
the keen eyes of a criticising public
they would not come the street way,
but crossed by the path that leads
by the old Presbyterian church and
jraveyurd, "over the hill." When
reaching tbe lower end of tho grave
yard the sheep ran down the hill
just in front of the ladies. The
melancholy moon-beams and the
"hostly appearance of the straj
muttons, made the women ftel very
"sheepish." They were badly
frightened, and thoiipbt that the
spirits had certainly come for them.
The ladies managed to reach Df pot
street before fainting, when their
experience was revealed to a passer
by, who, with great courage dared
fo investigate the matter. Even his
knees popped like clap-hoards when
the sheep moved leisurely along in
front of him.
11 r lllli'iiimi la (irtel
Mr. Iiileman started out saying
nothing as to his vote for United
States Senator if elected to the
House. U" would not answer the
question in No. 1 township. In
No. 2 he said he would be governed
by the fusion caucus which it wis
understood would nunc a R-iqiublia
con( Pritchard). In No. 3 Vednes
dny he declared he would vote for a
free silver ra-in regardless of con
sequences. Does this look Jilie the
fusion bargain ? Can Mr. Iiileman
play at fast and loose and ths parties
concerned know wh-it to 'expect of
him in the criais? We think we
would be afraid to c nllde in hiu1.
If Mr. Ililt'iiian hid line S'lHi
bilities we think this cany i':s unlu
turn his hair gray.
NOTICI.
I NT every man a:ul ivnmnn In the t'nlteil
States iutM''U't m tlio (li'Hiru nii-l U'binky
.t.il.iu U lirtw (Mi1 nf inv l,.inns cm ihcNn lit.
A'Mre.s K. l VVmoIIcv, tliiiiltt, On.,
,u i'SL', mid ouo will be scut jull ln;0.
r. MIItw'fiM Ifurouunrantwltojfoj
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WATSON'S CLARON CALL
lie ciiiiiioi imk io Hie Votr Hot
10 Write From HI l'l ' "
Rlntilui; liIroNs lo tho 1'eople.
Hon. Cyrus B Watson, Democrat
ic, candidate for Governor is still
quite sick and hia recovery before
the campaign ends is unlikely. He
will be able to make no inore. speech
es in this campaign, but he writee
from bis sick-bed a stirring appeal
to the loyal men of North Carolina.
In it he says :
"According to cus'om, esteemed
fjr its usefulness as well as its anti
quity in North Carolina, I desired
to meet my opponent, Mr. Russell,
in joint debate npon all question in
this campaign, but they rejected my
challenge and declined to stand np
in tha fiul.l tvitr, ma iutnva f Via riAri
pie. From exposure and fatigue I
have been stricken down with sick
ness and am now confined to my
home. I am advised that 1 may
not be able to ap ain enter the cam
paign. Fearing this may be true, I
write thia that the voters in those
sections of North Carolina I have
not been able to reach may know
my heart is with them. I write
because I cm not come to speak, I
would that every letter in every
word of this might be a tongue to
shout a warning that comes from
he surging depths of these anxious
days a warning agaitst the blow
to the liberty of the m isses of the
people that threatens us in the
clinched Cat of Mark Huuna. .My
own voice cannot now be raided in
your hearing, bat let the voice of
this letter plead with yov., not for
my8nlf, bat for u:j name on the
ticket and for the names of my
comrade; not for myself or for
them for our own sakes, bnt for us
and our names only because the
cause we represent is the righteous
cause of a righteous, lotg suffering
people, yourselves, who cry for de
liverance and who yearn not for the
"purple and gold pulaces," but who
eek only to dwell as their fathers
intended they should, under their
iwn viu9 and fig tree, where none
dure to molest or make afraid."
11111. C'luta, t CriNii len.l.
Hon. Charles F Crisp, late Speak
er of the United States Ilouue of
Representatives, died in Atlanta,
Ga., Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
of heart failure. He had been sick
for some time, but his death waa
sudden and unexpected.
Mr. Crisp was at the time of hia
death a Congressman from his dis
trict, and the next General Assen
bly of Georgia would have doubt
less elected him to the United Statea
Senate had he lived. He was a
Statesman and a lawyer, and haa
for years been among the most dis
tinguished of America's great men
in public service. He was known
throughout the land and haa been
honored for his honesty, sagacity
and sterling qualities. Not only
Georgiu, but the South and Amei-
ici loses a great man.
Large quantities of fertilizers ate
bnng sold.
Seven Months With Fever.
Wonderful llecovfry of Health.
Mr. IWtrd's rnnkl and murvnlou'i rornvory
frnru ;i inure H.i'Mtstur. to lii.s norijuil woU'Iit,
;7u peiinUs, was suroly tlm fuitist t-nt of tho
irrainit' t nl rrntli-trivini: ami liuiJdiutJ-up
Uit'ilicino ever pruduvod, numuiy:
Dr. Ililes' Restorative Nervine.
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J. II. IlAtiin.
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