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DRY ST ANDARD JOHN i. BARRIER and SON,I Editors and Proprietors.: OFFICE IS I'M E MOR BIS BUILDING 1HE STANDARD is published every day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by ries. Bates of Subscription : t One year............... Bix months. .... . "'4n Three months One month.. Single coDV. THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a our-page, eight-column paper. It has a larger circulation in Cabarrus than any Otherjpaper. Price $1.00 per annum in advance. Advertising Rates : Terms for regular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, Concord, N. C. of one's, death is uremature, as . in the case of John Sherman-, whose spirit they called up while the old stafesman was yet hold ing this immortal part in his fleshly vessel. "From this little apparent mishap we suppose ac cidents "happen, too, in the world of spiritualism. Concord, N. C, Aug. 3. THE SPINSTERS DREAM. Full many long and dreary years Iv'e walked life's path alone, No little words, ah! honey-sweet, No lover's smile Iv'e known. With ne'er a murmur 'gainst the fates I bore my secret well ; i No happy strolls in moon's bright . light, No talks in lovely dell. And yet I'm buoyed by sweetest hope It soothes me as a drug Some dav mav see me in the grasp Of one dear kissing bug ! Tattler in Asheville Citizen. We are now said to be threat ened with a corset trust. Then let the manufactured goods go and use the gallant home made substitute that will gladly enter into .competition. . Mr. J. C. L. Harris, who has been shown by the committee, of investigation of the State Agri i . - - jmltural Department to have got ten larere -nav for little service T 4 has the frankness to say that Prof . Irby was removed from' his place in the college purely be cause he was a Democrat. He claims to have stopped the'1' f us ionists from further chopping off of Democratic heads by protests and a' threat to resign. We infer irom these instances that" Mr? Harris can be pretty square ex cept where it is dollars and cents to him. . Gov. Stone is accredited with the following paragraph: "The Democratic party hence forth must maintain its indiyid- ncixujr. ii uiuci paxtitja uesire to build a parallel .line alongside the Democratic tracks ho object tion Can be raispd. hnt. a nntienli. dation under the terms of which the Democratic Dartv will sur render in part control over its own organization, or place , any jiii i.r- v-u fill II. . I ii I I ir rtraiwr vwi,iiuu (xxxkx u.iov;icniii anegiance io an other parties, is not to be tolerated under. . any circum stances." This does not look like any and all kinds of fusion for the great cause of 16 to 1 as it was urged the State election of '98. , There seems a new ring about this. Since the death of Ingersoll he has been lauded to the skies by the numerous individuals and newspapers that admire him be cause he was so devoted and affectionate in his family life. An enquirer in the New York Sun wants to know why this trait of the ? man should be worthy of so much notice, and very truly says: "Any ordinary man, whether infidel or not, is supposed to be kind to his fam ily. St. Paul seems to imply this when he says: v He that hath not care for his own, espec ially they of his own household, hath denied the faith and is worse than an .infidel. " Char lotte Observer. The - wonder is not so great after all. They unwillingly, but very justly ascribes the finer traits of, character in all men to the influences of the very faith that Ingersoll denied. Had he formed such character absolutely independent of religious influ ences the world might stand aghast at the anomaly. Others as well as Ingersoll fail to note how much he owed the christian religion for his admirable traits. Note that St. Paul only expected loveliness in i the family from those who embrace the faith. ROBERT IS COMFORTABLE. A medium has been in com munication with Robert Inger- exceptthat he is no little worried about a letter that he should Tiave received bef ore he departed. We-gather from the interview nau mat m sumo ui xXjUueri s teachings he was all right. There is sure enough-no hell, for he is "comfortable." -The Spiritualist media of course can make no mistake except when the report . . Religious Bodies Must Not Annoy. -A Pennsylvania court has de cided that beating a drum is not a necessary part of religious worship and that religious free dom does not . permit the public peace to be (disturbed. The case decided was on an appeal from a balvation Army officer, who was arrested andfmed for beating a drum so as to disturb the public peace... The officer appealed, on the . ground that his arrest was an infringement of religious lib erty the beating of drums being a part of the '-Salvation Army's religious, exercise ' The court in its opinion-says : f , 4 'Religious lijberty does not in clude the right "to introduce and carry out every scheme or pur--pose which persons see 'fit to claim ; as part of their religious system." '$;.. The court further held that the propriety, of the practices of a religious association or its judgement as to the use of a drum as part of its service had nothing to do with the case. The streets, the court said, belonged to the people, , and the fact ; that the defendant's business was lawful did not justify him in annoying u puunc. ; j. ms seems to T be common sense as 'well asMaw and the decision is worthy of the attention of the people in this country. who attempt to dp all sorts of - things under the guise of religious freedom States ville Landmark. ' ' " ard Luck of an Editor. Here are some dfr the terrible things which, according to a country exchange, arev likely to befall a delinquent : "LastVeek a delinquent subsriber said .that he would pay up Saturday if he lived. He's dead. Another. 'I'll see you tomorrow.' He's blind. Still another one said: Ihote to pay you this week or go fb the devil.' He's gone.. There 'are hundreds who ought to take warning by these procrastinators and pay up their subscriptions now." From Jerry Simpson's Bayonet; ' - xpu assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy; M. - li. Marah & Co. will refund your money if you are not satisfied after using it. Jj; is everywhere admitted to be the -most saccess ful remedy in use for bowel com plaints and the "only one that nbver fails. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. Origin of Chautauqua. In answer to our question Tupsday, "Why is hot the word 'Chautauqua found in " the dic tionaries, as it is used much like a common noun?" A friend of fers the following : ' 'Because it is ; an Indian name for a county and town in the State of New York. Chautauqua town was very pleasantly situ ated, and a very : suitable place I for locatinsr a religious institute, called 'Chautauqua Institute.' Since that has ; proved a success. other institutes have been.lormea and called 'Chautauqua' to let the people- know that it was an institute similar: to the original one in New York."" IF YOU WOULD KEEP YOUR BOYS ill Id 1 1 . . m trT . n iTrx n)Tif ir nriinn ... IfAII IIIIHT BIMIfl I II 1 1 1 1 rf II I I 1 1 IIII I I II I 1 1 II si ii ir Villi MIINI 1 HH "H KH i Ur InHfj H I UU IIIUVI I 111 111 w 1 1 lI II 1 IHUIIw III 11 liiuiiiu iiiiiii mi Very Singular. A verv curious Condition of things exists just now in Pennsyl vania. Under these conditions the state will elect a Democratic iudsre of the suoreme court, not- withstanding the fact that Jrenn sylvania has a Republican plurality of 300, 000. The con stitution of the State provides that no elector can vote f or-more than one candidate for the same office at the same election. Now it so happens that one supreme justice is about to retire and an other has recently died, for which reason two , judges will have to be chosenr one of whom will necessarily be a Democrat. The-case never occurred before and probably never will again. Durham Sun. It Speaks For Itself. Concord, N: C. July 29, . '99. Mr. John A; Sims, Agent Aetna (Accident) Insurance Company . Dear Sir On June " 21st I applied toyou for an Accident Policy of $2,000 with $10 weekly indemnity. f On the following Tuesday I received an injury of the eye that disabled me for one week. - - On Monday, July 24th, my claim was forwarded -by you to the home, office, and on July 29th j. receivea irom your nanas' a check' forf $10; payment in full of ciaim. Thanks to you as agent for prompt payment. - 'V ,1 M. -D.: Schubert. He Was Not D$ad. . , : I' - Another, one of the woes of the person u,who has charge of the local department of a v news paper comes when he is informed of a death by one supposed to be authority, and to V his surprise finds that the person still breathes. . . Such was . the case yesterday when ' The Standard stated that ash Thompson, an old negro was deadP But last night , he ceased to live and has gone where the good negroes go, and console ; ourself .that we missed it only a few hours. Cake Walk Tonight. The colored population will be in evidence tonight as they in tend to have a cake walk. To add to their merriment they will have warm weather and the Bethel band, and that of course . - means a "hot time." A HOT HE R TELLS HO W SHE 8. WED DAUGHTERS LIFE. 1 am the mother of eight child reti nnd have had a great deal of experience with medicines. Last summer ; mvf littJdaughter had th dyandfforp m its worst form. We thought sh would die. I trierl -evprythng J eonld think of; I sa w bv.Hu advertisement in bar papers ibat Chamberlain's ColiCj Cholera snd 'Diarrhoea Remedy yas . highly reco m mended and sent aud got a bottle at once.' It proved to be one of the very '---'best medicines, we ever had in the house. It saved my little daught er's life. I am anxious for every mother to know what an excellent medicine it is:. Had I known it at first it ' would have saved me a great dal , of ; aaxietv and my little daughter much suffering., Yours truly, Mrs. Geo. F. Bur dick, Liberty, U. I. For Sale by M. L. Marsh & Co., Druggist SMS 1 SIPS,. Ill If Will Ml i 0:8 ONE HI6HT Olir ON THE STREET WILL T01H11 DO II BOY MORE i THAN SIX DAYS. Buy y oar boy some nice G-ames. We have .a Combination Board y on which, they can play 10 DIFFERENT Archarena, Crokinole, Ditch Car rom, Four Pocket Carrom, Ten Pins or Bowling Alley, Cocked Hat, Checkers, Backgammon, Chess and Walk Around Carrom. We Sell this BOARD for a We also have an assortment of Barnes from. $1.38 down. Respectfully, D. Jw Bostian X If you are not a subscriber to 1 The Standard i subscribe. J Aft now is the time to t i J If you have anything to Belli . yon can mane it Known tnrougn j 4 The Standard. is published every day (Sunday ex cepted) and delivered at your door for only 10g. per1 week or S5g- per month. - ... . . i ...... . . ... . . . ... . THE STANDARD prints home and other news that is of interest to our readers arid to make it grow better we must have the pat- ronageof the people. . .... ..... : . . . . ; t t 4 5 8. 4. 4. ? 4 4 4 4. 4 4 4. 4 4. Gjye ns a trial when you make your nexl order for............... Job Work Work ready when promised. 4 4 - 4 4 4 4- t t. If you want to buy rany thins for it j you can call for it, through? The Standard. i. ' . A,.t.,t.,t. t, At. . . . . . - - . . . .S! wit 4H44444-H44I4444.4. 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