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The Dailv Standard coaian't he,p u- He had pwy . i a -m-r ; . . never Deen oaioi jnsw jersey, or ne wouldn't have gone crazy over the kind of firls they build there. If he had straggled down into tnis sec- tion lie would haye gone crazy sure and want to eat 'em. BY JAMES P. COOK. OFFICE IN CASTOR BUILDING The Standard is published every day (Sunday excepted) and delivers ed by carriers. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION ' One year ........... 84 00 Sis months...............; 2 00 Three months.............. 1 00 One month 35 Single copy 05 ADVERTISING KATES, Ttrais lor regular advertisements made known on application. Adar- ns aU communications to THE STANDARD. , Concord. N. C. The Ku-Klux-Klan No. 40, a novel, by Lawyer Jerome of Albe marle, is on Bale. Agents are working the country. We have not had an opportunity to see it in printed form. It is bound in cloth and sells at 75 cents. CONCORD, SJfiP.r.ll, 1895. HIS VORDS INDICATE GREATNESS. Mr. John H Mills, in his parting lemavliH, as he retires from the The Town Fathers haye made of County Fathers a very just request The County Fathers have, in turn, Baptist Orphanage, refers to his I refused and did what they could. seryice3 ia a modest way, and his j Concord pays nearly one-half of the iocees iad success as editor of the j road tax aisd vet the chain gang is The Standard has received a copy of Capt, S A Ashe's book, "A Day with the Professor and His Friends." It is illustrated. It looks to be intensely interesting it is a plea for Free Coinage from a scholarly source. We shall prolong our study of the question in a care1-, ful reading of this book. Biblical Recorder, losing $1,500 with but 1,100 subscribers and running it up in six years to 3,200. lie edited without any charge ur corcr nidation the organ of the Oxford Orphanage. He concludes as follows : . l I cannot express my gratitude to - to hauur;ds of good people ho, by prayers And kindness, have given me cheer ?;nd comfort in my work. I am. trying to forgive those who have misunderstood me and endeavored to harai me, and during life will fee! z do?p interest in the hapiness cf individual, orphans.. "The value of the work I have done .will be estimated by the lives of tho-j whom I have been able to icfiacn w Whatever , may be my .future i pray for grace to say : - 'I worship TJiee, sweet will of God, Ard all Thy Kvays adore, Ani every day I live I Ions : To love Thee more and more.' " not allowed to work inside of the incorporate limits, If the county had had any representation in the last Legislature the inequality might have been reaoved. It is a very easy matter for No. 12 to kick out, but she desires not to do tki?, but would be glad to receive just a little help over some great burdens. A PECULIAR BKIDEUROOM. Afemale Centaur. A singn r arrest was made re cently in Cntrai Park, New York. A young Uoglisb woman was ar rested by a park policeman for rid ing asride)n horseback. She pro tested agmet her. arrest and de clared thatphe had as much right to straddle hr horse fn the park as other wocen have to ' straddle bicycles. The matter was brought before- thl president of the police board anc he deci Jed that there is no law, to tohlbit women from rid ing astridetheir horses. The fact that thepticemenfe.t called upon to arrest his woman shows the force of c vventiopalities. It is mr usual and t icon ventional for women to straddle lorses. The policeman had probaty never seen one. do so before anajhe naturally concluded that if other women do not straddle horses it wa wrong for this one to do eo and le arrested her accord ingly. UffDLD MISERY j FROM C. H. King, Vater Valley, Miss., cured by Ayen; Sarsaparilia " For five ars, I suffered untold misery from musculo rheumatism: I tried every known remy, consulted the best physi cians, visiteduot Springs, Ark., three times, spending $iojo there, besides doctors' bills; lut could obtain only temporary relief. My flesh was wjsted away so that I weighed only ninety-teree pounds; my left arm and log were dravn out of shape, the muscles ' mm Utah will sand af Gentile and a wo rn to the Senate. Both will be for silver. Wbeu a person begins to .pull an other do am, he or 3he should see to it thsb ihere is no grease on his or her heel?, eke he or she may slip c?wn too. . The man who picked Bob Inger soll's pocket during a recent address was the only person who ever played eyen with him m one of his enter .tain men ts. The fact that the gold dollar can -continue, to float under the weight of the friendship of some of its most distinguished friends is itself an ar t;umeot for its intrinsicvalue. Buffalo "has. raised 303,000 for tire National Republican Convene tion. Let the Republicans go to Buffalo. The word suggests horns and hoof land the hanging of hides out to dry. It 13 iaid that the French tenor, Aly&rez, is under contract at $5,000 a mouth for the next three years, That's a fcind of "sound7 ' money business, as it were. He furnishes the sound and they the money. In Norway a new law has been passed which makes girls ineligible for matrimony until they are profi cient in knitting, baking and spin ning. Certificates of proficiency have to be earned, and without these no e-irls mav marrv. The man who; was recently ar rested in' New Jeisey for hugging and kissing girls pleaded that he Married Forts-Eight Hours and Would Kot ILIss JUs HM- for "00 She .Sues for Divorce. Topeka, Kas., Sept., 6. After a month of married life, Mrs. Ethel Madison has brought suit for divorce from her husband in the Wjendotte 5; Hp Urt-fctXcv. vwimitex being twisted up in knots. I was unable to dress myself, except with assistance, ard could only gobble about by using a cane. I Countv District Cnnrf Rho nllro-pa "au.no appeme, ana was assured, by the OUUmy llSITlCl UOUrr, One allies ' doctors, that I could not live. The pains, at IU her petition that She Only lived times, were sso awful, that I could procure , . , I relief only ly means of hypodermic injec- uons oi morur.ine. 1 nau my nmcs nanaaged in clay, in sulphur, in poultices; but these gave only temporary relief. After trying with him two days and that the 48 hours thus passed weie simply a foretaste of the future punishment. She says sh2 tried to be a dutiful wife, that shs wanted to kiss and fondle him, but that he spurned her advances. He told her he would not permit her to kiss him for 500 cash. Thi3 occurred within fiye hours of the time of the wedding ceremony was performed. Mrs. Madison is a very pretty woman. The marriage was a rornanticaffir, the two agreeing to it on the spur of the moment. The heart broken woman asks to be divorced from Madison and given $25 a month of his salary. A Greek Uevll Belief. The Greek conception of their devil, whom they call Yama, makes that personage one of the most sa lanic of the whole devil tribe. Ac cording to their ideas of him he is 240 miles high and the hairs on nia body stand oat like palm trees on a mountain side. He punishes the doomed beings submitted to his charge by putting them in beds of boiling oil, sawing their bodies in tYo, pouring molten lead in their ears and such other little pranks as pulling out their tongues, toe and finger nails and goughing out their eyes. He is a heartless old devil of the most devilish kind, and has many other exquisite little tortures laid up for the helpless wretch con signed to his "chamber of horrors." Killed in a Ball Game, ; Washington, D. C, Sept. 10. Benjamin F Myers, twenty years old, was almost instantly killed today in a ball game. He was sliding to sec ond base in an amateur match when the baseman sprang into the air to catch a thrown ball. He dropped on Myers, his body falling en the young man's neck and dislocating his spine. , everything, Knd suffering the most awful tortures, I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilia. Jiiside of tVj months, I was able to walk without a caie. In three months, my limbs began to strengthen, and in the course of a year, I was rfured. My weight has increased to l5 pounds, and I am now able to do my full day's wcrk as a railroad blacksmith." the Only World's Fair SarsaparUla. -IYER'S PILLS cure Jleadaclce MORKl!50NH., CAJLDWEL ATTORNEY AT LAW, COXCORD, N. C. Office jn Morris building, opposite Court House. life pa- ifimmm0&l TAiT W P 1 1 1 ' IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PitSCE 50cts. - Qalatia, ills., Nov. 1G.18S3. 1 Paris Medicine Co., 8t. Louis, Mo. , f uentiemen:-we eoia inat year, COO bottlas of GROVE'S TASTEL.KS3 CHILL, TONIC and have bought three Kress vjxcsd.y this year. In ail osr ex perience of 11 years, in the drux business, have i,ever t-old an art Me tiut gr.rc each uni crstL ."-aliy taction aa your Tonic. oura truly For sale by all orusjgHts, THE RACKET STC Just Think of It-We ' VATt'r TVTVvn "TT AVi TTAr Every Purchase v. You Make. We liave just closed, out an importers samples of lace eur tains. They are oneshalf lengths. We have made three prices, 20, 30 and 40 cents. The wholesale prices ranged from . 6.00 per pair down. This i3 an excellent chance to supply your short windows, sash, curtains, &c. Two andone-half yard wide bleached sheeting only 20 cts per yard. T Good feather: ticking 12cts. 57 inch bleached table linen at 40 cts. Glazed Holland window shades mounted on self-acting spring top rollers only Hi cts. Extra wide chenille por tiers, $3.25 per pair. Chenille table covers 68 and 98 cts. Bleached ducking, 10 cts. Standard machine thread fully guaranteed o. k., 3cts per spool. Side combs 5cts. Shoe blacking let. Needles 1c; pins lc. - Genuine French black ing 4c. Twenty cent fast . black seamless hose two thread body and three thread heel and toa, only 10c. Sewing maclrine oil 5c. Self pronouncing family . BiDle with King James and revised versions of Old and .New Testaments arranged in parallel columns at $2,98. - Ladies shirt waist sets, 25c. argai n s i n Every De pa Come arid See for Yoi RACK D. J BOSTIAN, PRC
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