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- ' ' ' ' V - ' mi I, y - - , 1 i 1 . , : I f il ' : JOHN D.BABHIER& SON, . Editors and Proprietors, OFFICE IN -BRIGK- ROW, The Standard , is published very day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by carriers. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : One year............. .HOO - Six months.., ..... Jj Three months. . . . . . . . . . . 1 One month. ... .......... 35 Single copy. . . . . . .,. . .05 The Weekly Standard is a four-page, eight-column paper. It lias a larger circulation in Cabarrus than any other paper. Price $1.00 per annum, in advance. ADVERTISING RATES : Terma for regular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, v . Concord, N. C. CONCORD.' JULY 9 1897. A COMPARISON, A correspondent, VThn Tattler, writing in th , Aihetille : Cithen, It is distressing to contemplate that the Governor of inch a State as North Carolina ibonld use lan go age snch as Russell nsd in speaking of Judge 8imonton' decision. m No blame can attach to Russell for dif fering honestly with the jadge in the matter, bnt that he should torn blackgnaid is unpardonable, K?ery such exhibition weakens his cess in the public mind and makes friends for the Southern Railway, Poor !North Carolina. The Governor's outrageous assanlt upon Judge Simonton and Kerr Craige, Esq., has, in its fierceness and brutality, astout ded and 'shock ed, the State.- His -conduct ani language on many occasions since he UBsnmed executive duties haye been inch as to justify the worst things that were said of him in the cam paign which preceded his election, fils violence and unreasonableness have made him -the dread of many of those -who have had- to be in con tact with him, and have brought upon him the ; hatred of nearly all . the members of his own party as well as of the opposition. There is no character in history with whom he may b so fitly : compared as Caius Jlarcius,- afterwards Cains Marciue Ooriolanus,- the Roman of whom we read in Plutarch's Lives of Illustri ous Men : "He was a man too full of passion -and choler, and too much given over to self-will and opinion, as one of a high mind and great courage, that lacked the gravity and affability that b gotten with" judgment of learning and reason, which" only is to be -looked for in a Governor of State ; and that remembered not how wil fulness is the thing of the world, Twhich a Governor of a ponimon- wealth, for pleasing, should shun, being that which Plato called, 'soli -iariness' ; as in the end, all m$n that are wholly given to a selfopinion and obstinate mind, and who will .never yield to other's reason but to t. rtheir own, remain without company, -and forsaken of ? all men. For a man that will live in the world Ksinust needs have patience, which -lusty bloods make but a mock at. v 8o'Karcias being a stout man of nature that never yielded in any re vpeot, as - one thinking that to over come always and to have the upper hand in all matters, was a token of magnanimity and of no base and faint courage, which spitteth put anger f rom the most weak and pas swned part of the beast much like fhe matter of impostume;" went v home to his house, foil freighted with spite and malice against the people," r h 4 - If Plutarch had been writing of the passionate and ungoverhed Gov-. eraor of North Carolina, could he have described him more aptly ? Charlotte Observer. t v ft We wisH to emphasize the one thought in-the above, that we heard nothing n the Campaign measuring fully up to the degree of debasement of the Governoi's character as! mani fested by his words and even his deeds Bince his election. The Chari table hope that he was being mis represented in the campaign was ill bestowed. FKEESILVEBHOT ALL OF IT. At tha. Populist National f Con- vention at Nashville, uuuensm seemed not much in efiuence. The convention adopted an address to the people in which the committee hit on some good sense.- - 7; V, The address ; declares against fusion and says free silver will not bring relief until trusts, combines and, rings are abolished. - .; The wonder is that they did not see this long ago, but the greater wonder is that Democratic campaign speeches last fall were so full of wsilings oyer existing evils Iboth natural and produced by unequal legislation with an implied, if not ft poatively asserted, promise that free coinage would overcome it all and would meet all our wants. ' Indications now are that there is a weakening along this line of free silver. If a good thing at all it is certainly not the sum total of N good legislation. The pity is that every thing was sacrificed for the j one consideration and now we are atricta lyim it ; Just try a 10c. box of Cascarets,' the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made. k VOTF.D TO IJNGREAAE TUB f DEKS OF TAXATION. DUB- The tariff is a tax. It is paid by the many for the benefit of the few. The farmer especially bears , the buaden of this taxation without re ceiving any benefit from it. ! Furthermore it is largely . a ! sec tional tax, the North receiving practically all the benefit at the expense of the South and West, i The Congress of the United States has just passed a bill increasing these taxes. Hnw did the. Senators vote ? Senator Pritchard voted to make the burdens heavier upon the people of bis own State. He voted with Mark Hanna. i How did Senator Butler vote? 8urely he used all tke influence at his command to prevent this in creased taxation of the people of the State he represents. Surely he voted against Hanna, and the trusts that have been fostered and built up at the expense of the people. Did he ? Not much. He didn't vote at all. He dodged, giving the flimsy excuse for doing so that the tariff is ua political foot ball' whatever that may mean. ' t- North Carolina is suffering for lack of repreaentatiye8 in the Senate. Charlotte News. n 1 -- - Dn't Tobacco 8plt and Smoke Toar lilleAwajr. If you want to quit tobacco us ing easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-Tp-Bao, the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in; ten days. Over 400,000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sample mailed free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chi cago or New York. - Ik. merchant said today that the trade reminded him of "Blue Mon day." There is nothing on the go except bicycles. Do You Use It? It'r the vbest thing for tlia hair under all circumstances. 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L and White Granite Hoie ware a spec! In our retail de trtment we show an elegant line of dl icr janhiea sets tm- C leadlnc munutiri. punea dj us irom turers Of VPurnno Havlland. rftrieKi Royal Dresden, Del! etc. RefrlMtAw rreezcrs, uranite thin? in hnnc f are and almost erery- dm comretltlnn. muK ai prices tnat your orders by ma van ua- us or send We will do our best (o piease you MORKltiON H. j OALDWBLL ATTOBNJ Y , AT LjL W( t OONOOID. ! PJ n vmce in Mori i briidiri jppdsit court house. DON'TpE A FOOI Use GoosieGr Sore N, ,;,S,h., 1 e.plMitlfuli fo rmra tin mm 3GOC IN OOC GENTS' AND YOUTHS' CUFFS. At 60 cents per" dozen. '"' '' . - -I-. 'f-::; : " ' $1.80 Worth for 60 cents. ; - ' . ' .r - s .r - ,' - t you make $1.0 on a dpzen pairs while we liaye to pay for thein out of the 60 cents we get. We, have our regu lar per cent on them and are satisfied ; for we know -the bet ter pleased, the better customer you will be. While we know we could not get any more to sell. at this price there is always something beink sacrificed for the cash. A week or two ago I it was Lawns we boaght that would ordinarily do us three Lnn.fl rtnf nnv vflfTnlor mo v i ranf. rTi : i Ti PRA v Ctrtfttl a flTlfl t.Tlft first day we sold nearly 1,000 yards without a line of adver tising. The bulk of these goods were swept fromour count ers in less than a week. In a few days the 61 dozen COFFS will be swep t away. We . don' t know what the next drive may beV It. ma y be .Guitars or it may- be Wash Pans. , ; You may depend on one thing,1 it will not, b$ a bargain of regular cjoods . at regular prices, f 7 v v : U I We will save you money on anything. Take the item of Talcum Powder, we sell three (8) pans for 25 .cents .while you pay 25 cents for the same grade elsewhere. VC ? Ladies Gauze Vests at 4 cents, bleached ones 5 cents. This is not a 4ONE DAY OJSLY" price but 6 days in thb week , ,; y , , v, ,,:;;;---v"t;i-' We sell ladies fast Black and Tan Hose that measure 3L inches for 10 cents. These are made of feeler Cotton full seamless, 3 thread heel and toe. - , , -: We have corsets at 20 to 95 cents. For over 12 months we sold "G. B." Corsets at 85 cents while! they were being sold at $1.00, . .: j::: ;. y ;: , Good Machine Thread at 3c worth as much as any thread Very D. J. BO The balance of our Goods must go. Lawns and all similar goods are going Wit Bee what we are doing and it will astorslyon. j 75 do22n Ladies Vest, marked down to 4c. each. . i Hankerchief s down to lc. each' ' nalfprice. and lwpHces " 11 i BIG Sit IE. Lower thnn avov what they want ior a JSZESS" W f9? n And To wind oat the , HAKDSOME.LINB OF STS' FAKCY 8H This is bargain season Resp ectfully IAN. j V: Summer Dress 5 T 5.a.S0if iower thatf ever. r xxaxs, a 11 ttna atcHels, aU sizes JOpE SHOES.; : stock at cost at - Am. t - t . THE CHEAP STORE. 1 l "' V u u. jonnson.
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