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jS551-""15. I THE BEST ANTI-TRUST LAW EVER . - FUSIOX. J j ' JIDOE FtTRCHES ON FCSI03C. J
Mood's is Good
it
.Makes Pure Blood
Scrof-ila Thoroughly Eradicated.
fC. I . H-sd & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"I:4s n ltli pleasure that I give you the details
of our little May's sickness aud her return to
li ' .::;."!' the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. She
-;:. taken down with
t-ewer ana a tsaa vouin. .
TSZow nig this a sore came on her right side be
tween the two lower rios. In a short time an
other broke 0:1 the left side. She would take
?;ie!'.s of sore mouth and when-we had succeed
ed in overcoming tills She would suffer with at
tacks of high fever and expel bloody looking
corruption. Her head was affected and matter
o.ce J irom her ears. After each attack she be-
Hood's5" Cures
came worse and all treatment failed to give her
relief mini we hejran to use Hood s Sarsaparilla.
After she had taken one-half bottle we could see
that she was better. We continued until she
had taken three bottles. Row she looks like
The Bloom of Health
btkI is fat as a pig. "We feel grateful, and cannot
snj 'too iniieh in favor of Hood's Sarsaparilla."
'.us. A. M. Adams, Ininan, Tennessee.
Hood's PI. Is act easily, yet promptly and
evidently, on the hver and bowels. 25c.
Mont Amffina- ,
SEMINARY,
at Mt. Pleasant,
is destined to be
TEE Mil LUTHERAN SCHOOL
FOB
YOUNG -:- LADIES
IN THE SOUTH.
SiHiiMFj Ecptly Farnishefl.
An Able Faculty
of Nine Teacners.
A thoroughly reliable School is the am
bition of the management. " '
hi Ink hatymte'-l
The new Tariff Act has three excel
lent features : "
; 1. It reduces taxation to the people.
2. It compels the wealth of the coun
try to pay a fair share of the taxation
by the imposition of an income tax.
3. It embraces the best anti-trust law
ever enacted.
The so-called anti-trust law passed by
Heed's Congress in 1890 was found to
bo of little or no effect, and the follow
ing sections were inserted in the Tariff
Bill, and these sections are now law :
Sec. 73. .- That every . combination,
conspiracy, trust, agreement or contract
is hereby declared to be contrary to
public policy, illegal and void, when the
same is made by or between two or
more persons or corporations, either of
whom is engaged in importing any
article from any foreign country into
the Unjted States, and when such com
bination, conspiracy, trust, agreement
of contract is intended to operate in
restraint of lawful trade, or free com
petition in fawlul trade or commerce,
or to increase the market price in any
part of the United States of any article
or articles imported or intended to be
importedinto the United States, or of
any manufacture into which such im
ported articles enters or i intended to
enter. Every person" who is or shall
hereafter be engaged in the importation
of goods or any commodity from any
foreign country in violation of this, sec
tion of this act, or who Bhall combine
or conspire with another to violate the
same, is guilty of a misdeamor, and,
on conviction thereof in any court in
the United States, such person shall be
fined in a sum not less that $100 and
not exceeding $5,000, and shall . be
further punished by imprisonment, in
the discretion of the Court, for a term
not less than three months nor exceed
ing twelve months.
"Sec. 7-i. That the several Circuit
Courts of the United States are hereby
invested with jurisdiction to prevent
and restrain violations of section 73 of
this act ; and it shall be the duty of the
several district attorneys of the United
States, in their respective districts, un
der the direction of the Attorney
General, to institute proceedings in
equity, to prevent and restrain such
violations. Such proceedings may be
by way of petitions setting forth the
case and praying mat such, violations
shall be enjoined or otherwise prohibited.
When the parties complained of shall
have been duly notified of such petition
the court shall proceed, as soon as may
be, to the hearing and determination of
the case; and pending such petition and
before final. decree the court may at any
time make sucn temporary restraining
order or prohibition as shall be deemed
just in the premises. , " '
"Sec. io. That whenever it shall ap-
i)ear to tne Court before ""wmch any
Druceerifn 4ndpr t rifi 74th ftorticm gf
this act may Depending that the ends
of justice require that otiier parties
should be brought before the Court, the
Democratic Hand Book.
.Fusion, between the Populists : and
Charlotte Observer.
The Davidson Dispatch does very well
the Republicans was tried this year in-i-to resurrect the anti-fusion letter of the
Tennessee and in "Alabama, and the re- 7th of April last, in the Winston Kepub
sult was the same as in North Carolina ' lican, by ex-Judge D. M. Furchee, now
in 1884, when Fusion was tried in' this one of the non-partisan candidates for
State. Fusion was badly beaten. But j the Supreme Court bench, and to favor
the People's party, or Third party, is ; the public with the following extracts
like a fifth wheel to a coach. It is of
no practical use, and the thinking peo
ple in it have found Chat out. It had
from it:
"I do not believe that the combina
tion can be done throughout the. State
its rise in the days when the people J so as to injuriously affect the Democrats
were excited because Df practical evils in the count and result of the election,
resulting from a Republican legislation. 1 1 know this policy of fusion was attempt
Now that the Democrats are in power ed in the east two years ago without
and the Republican legislation that so ; benefit. Judge Pool and other Kepub-
oppressed the people is in process of re
peal, the people are withdrawing from
Third party and the leaders, seeing
their party dwindling away, have tried,
to fuse it with the Republican organiza
tion. That will be its end. Its grave is al
ready dug, and the People's party will
be laid away to rest in the bosom of the
Radical party, just as in the case of the
Liberal party ten years ago.
Such a combination nas no chance of
success. It is a fusion of the high pro
tective tariff Republican and the free
trade advocate; of the bond money,
gold standard, John Sherman Republi
can and the fiat money Populist. It is
like fire and water coming together.
Ask one of the fusion speakers what
principle he advocates, and he is apt to
tell you directly the reverse of the last
one vou heard
lican candidates for Congress withdrew
in the interest of " Populist candidates
for the Legislature, with the understand
ing that the two par ties 'ould make
common cause ag.vinst the Democracy.
And we have the result: Democracy
carried every thing. Repub
licanism, as I understand it, is founded
upon well established and well defined
theories and principles, which I believe
should control the political policy of
this country..: Among these, in nation
al politics, are to be found tariff for
revenue and protection to American in
dustry, a sound and stable currency,
based on both gold and silver, and of
suffcient volume to transact the busi
ness of the government without depres
sion of prices, but opposed to the free
and unlimited coinage of silver into
dollars of inferior value. .: In
national politics, as I understand it, the
What sort of political principles has i.ropulist party are opposed to a' protec-
this fusion party voting for Democrats,
Republicans and Populists all on the
same ticket ! Now the principles of some
one of the parties are right and ought
to be maintained; from this ticket which
is it?
The object of fusion is to get the op
position to the Democracy in 'the East
erni Districts all united so that the Radical
nominess for Congress can stand a bet-
chance for election. That is all there
is in it. The Eastern Populists and the
Eastern Republicans are made to. play
the fool in order that Rich. Pearson and
and Rom Linney and Tom Settle can
get Populist support to send them to
Congress, where they will vote against
the principles which the People s party
advocates. Tom Settle has already
voted against these principles and the
others will do it as 6ure as elected.
The pretense of fusion is to have a
non-partisan judiciary. One of the
Judges nominated by the fusion for Su
preme Court is a Democratic Judge now
running as a Democratic nominee.
Another was a Democratic Judge of
the Superior Court w ho lately resigned
and who writes to Marion Butler that
at present Supreme Court is non parti
san. He says that if elected" he will not
serve. These men have not changed
in their sentiments. An election in
that name worolit, -not change them.
.-I --! H..i-4l-a-T--j-f.-- l?AlAlAilt
who has alwaysbeen a most pronounced
partisan and party man, and tne iourtn
is Hon. D. M. Furches, who is well
tive tariff, in favor of free coinage of
silver and at its present ratio, for gov
ernment ownership of railroads, for sub
treasuries and bonded warehouses and
other things the Republican party has
never declared for. And, there being
these radical differences between the
Republican and Populist parties, it is
not surprising that they do not readily
unite in support of candidates of the
opposite party; and in my opinion, any
man who relies on a full vote of the
Populists in support of a Republican, or
a full vote of the Republican party in
support of a Populist candidates will be
very much disappointed in the result.
The Republican party cannot
be transferred by assumed leaders from
one party to another like cattle from one
field to another,"
That is pretty good. The points
made above are: that fusion, speaking
generally, is a failure; that Republicans
WHY FUSION WON'T FCSK.
A SAMPLE O POPCUST GOVERNMENT.
Charlotte Observer,
The Kansas Rftnilhlir-An fi.sV... ral ew Observer,
. - r i 1 . . . . .,
committee have-eiven out a letter writ- wt w so ago we quoted tne wise
ten by Peter W. Kline, . nntnnnn. w- reasons given by honest Ransom Gully.
tery and nolicy-shon man rtf TTunaaa
a sensible and practical farmer, why he
City, telling of sums of money paid by would remain true to the Democratic
him to Representatives of Governor Partv and give a deaf ear to tiie. plea of
Lewelling, and to Attorney General Lit- : the Populists. Yesterday we gave the
tie in person for protecting-him in his rea80ns why intelligent negroes would
illegal business on the Missouri State not support the fusion movement. Let
line
In December, 1882, Kline says, one
James F." Legate, a prominent Populist,
came to him and said that in considera
tion of $3,000, lie (Kline) would be per
mitted to name the police 'commission
ers of Kansas City, and the Governor
us give a few reasons to-day why hun
dreds of good, honest farmers in North
Carolina will not follow their visionary
leaders into the land of nowhere- ,
When the Republicans were in power
in North Carolina, virtually all the taxa
tion was levied on real estate. Personal
l4Vi I . im . .
would appoint them, y Kline,-; being Property, paid little j ..corporations paid
somewhat cautious, went to the Gover- notning' Under Democratic rule, there
J bas come a change. Taxation has been
him that the Governor meant business, reduced from 80 cents on the $400 to 22
whereupon Kline paid the money. The ?enif on 100
appointments were not made on sched-
mts ume, nowever, ana .Kline was
pulled for $1,500 more, before his re
quests could be complied with. Even
men tne goods were not delivered, but'
Kline was assured that for $1,000 a
rfconth he would be given by Governor
Lewelling a monopoly of the gambling
ana lottery privileges of Atchison,
Leavenworth, Fort Scott and Wichita.
Kline paid the Governor's private sec
retary, through whom all the deals were
made, $100 on account, but was played
iaiao in una case, too, ana never given
tne privilege promised.
. m .
i xms is certainly a sweet and savory
recora ior tne government of a ropulis
tic State. What a nice "reformer" Mr.
T .11- . r-ni -n. . -
ueweinng is r ine uovernor of a sov-
The total taxes
Carolina last year
This amount was collected as follows
On lands outside of town lots $285, 820.63
collected in North
was $i.39o.899.73.
Horses
Mules - -- . -" '-
Cattle : -
Hogs - . -Sheep
-Farming
utensils
Household, fnrniture, etc.
18,747.68
16,127.44
: 12,263.34
3,746.10
922.39
' 83,043.98
51,679.06
Total paid by farmers - $422,494.65
Leaving collected from all
other sources - $973,405.08
Seventy per cent of the people in
North CaroUna are farmers. They pay
less than one-third of the taxes in the
State. That's what the Democratic
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report"
i-v vx X,:
erism State nlavino- the mrt of a h.m- Party does 'or the farmers,
steerer i - Can, the " people of North ' The farmers do not' directly
Carolina look on tins picture and then one cent for tne" executive, - legisla-
take any risks with their own State ad- tlve ana Judicial departments of our
ministration ? Can they ever for a &late government. All their taxes goes
single moment entertain the thought of for tixe 8uPPort, of schools and for pen-
allowing her pure and honest State jsi0ns for the old soldiers. The follow-
JJemocratic administration to be I mS 8Qows tne cost of these three
Drancneg ;
cnanged tor a 1'opuhstic government
tnat mignt bring discredit upon her, as
the Lewelling regime is doing for Kan-
sasr ...... ...
lhe conservative people of the good
Old North State will answer this ques
tion with a thunderous negative at the
pons on November bth.
The Executive Department,
The Judicial Department,
The General Assembly,
$34,167.58
60,712.99
65,976.78
Senator IIlU's Candidacy.
Washington Correspondent.
Senator Hill's nomination for gover
nor of New York is still the leading seal tax and fees, , $151, 685.12 almost
Total Cost, $160,807.35.
Of course this does not include all the
cost, but pays all salaries of our public
officials. Last year there was collected
in special, privilege and comoration
taxes, " from railroads, express - com
panies, insurance companies, banks,
believe one set of doctrines and Poilists toM of conversation among Democrats, enough to pay the above necessary ex
1 xuic uieie are a iuw lur iiersunai
the opposite and therefore there is noth
ing in common between them; that a
full vote of Populists and Republicans
cannot be secured for a fusion ticket;
and that the Republican party cannot
be transferred about, from hand to hand,
"by assumed leaders" who propose to
trade on it. This last is a dig at Dr.
Mott His Honor Judge Furches, - of
the non-partisan judicial ticket. h
rea-1 penses o state government,
sons do not like the nomination, your I There are manyother reasons why
correspondent has not discovered a the thoughtful farmers in North Caro
single Democrat who doubts his election, j lina will repudiate the fusion, but these
rhere is something about'the recora of I reasons are sufficient to-day.
tne man that inspires the rank and; file I " is such facts and figures that de-
of the party with the enthusiasm that j stroy the prospects of fusion , and keep
wins. . And this is not confined to his I the industrious and thoughtful farmers
own state, as shown by the following I in the ranks of their own party, and
WUrrg-rarTfcsacSWasm gods
Who U the Prominent North Carolinian ?
The readers of this paper will not be
surprised to learn that Senator Stewart
has come, out or tne uiasscocK case witn
AtUress.
C. L. T. FISHER, Principal,
Charlotte Seminary.
OfiVrs f-nperior advantages in Music,
Ait, iiiid Literary departments, fading
to a llcce or dinloma certificate in col-
h-'itite grade.. Carl E. Cranz, musical '
(iii Lcti.r. Boarders accornmondated.
. "MISS LILLY W. LONG,
410 X. Tryon st. Principal.
; July 12 3m.
La Fayette Military Academy.
' A HIGH GRADE
Preparatory Schooi
. - FOB
Soys and Young Rrten.
TLurono-h Business Course. Full In
struction in Art and Music. . Fine Ca
det Band. Terms very moderate. or
p:italosue containing full particulars and
ies.tiruotauls, address, '
: ' ' MajIX W. YEREX,
Aug. 9,'0i. , , Fayetteville, N. C.
1- II 11
Hoiin (iaroima college,
MT. rLEASANT, N. C.
J . I . SHI KEY, A. M , PRESIDENT.
Hnnrf mav mnsfi them to be sum-1 Vnrtirn ns a, vinlpnt and bitter partisan.
moned, whether they reside in the dis- j So violently partisan is Judge Furches
trict m which the court is held or not ; I that two vears ago he would not fuse
and subpoenas to that end may be served with the Populists and ran for Governor
in any district by the marshal thereol. on his ticket against their man JStuni.
"Sec. 76. That any property owned All men of positive character are pos-
under any contract of by any combina-J itive in their political opinions. But
tion, or pursuant to any conspiracy this does not mean that men will be
(and being the subject thereof) men-1 swayed in the administration' of justice j ceni
tioned in section a 01 tnis act, ana Dy considerations in iavor 01 or against mg8 with the Senator constitutes a ease
being in the course of, transportation any party. Men of integrity on the 0f black mail. Since this action of the
from one State to another, or to or from I bench will close their eyes and ears to onrt she states that hr deirredation is
a territory, or the District of Columbia, everything but the law and facts of the due to a certain North Carolinian who
6hall be forfeited to the, United States, particular cases before them, and the j holds a high place in the synagogue and
and may be seized and condemned by people of North Carolina have had rea- j wno ig notei for bis much speaking in
like proceedings as those proviaea by 1 son to applaud the Judges who m re- Ui.. fi1( nf nolitics . ' She has shown
law for the forfeiture, seizure and con- cent years have maintained the honp.r BeVerni letters and says this Respectable
demnation of property imported into and purityof her courts and justice. oitizpn of North Carolina -sent her to
the United States contrary to law. Fusion is a deal in Which both Popu- I Wnshinorfrm tn cpt c.leAr of ben : but be'
Sec. " IV That any person who shall hsts and Republicans agree to surrender fore the divorce suit is ended it is feared
be injured in his business or property 1 the principles and their honor lor tne he have to come up and "own the
dj any omer persoii ur impurauuu cnance to get a iew omcea. xnicuaiu
reason of anything forbidden or de-1 said from the stage to this Republican
clared to be unlawful by this act may convention that their principles were
sue therefor in any Circuit Court of the held in abeyance: in other words, sac
rificed for the saka of omce.
To all men of character in either par
ty it must appear as a sale' of a birth'
neht for a mess of pottage
Fusion m American politics has at-;
ways been the Sure fore-.runner of fail
ure. It will fail this year. The elec
tions in Alabama, Tennessee and Arkan-
diana : "Indiana is enthusiastic since
David B. Hill was nominated. We
feel that the factions have come to
gether in New York, which can only
result in the triumph of our party.
The opinion of Senator Mitchell, of
W isconsin, now in v ashmgton, is
era set up
NOTES AKD COMMENTS.
The outcome of the New York State
Democratic convention was the nomin
ation of David B. Hill for Governor.
The "; country can now breathe easier.
Hill will carry that State. He is a poli
tician, and it requires a politician to
cany New York. - - -
Whatever may be said about David
B. Hill's politics, his personal habits are
above-reproach. He is absolutely and
perfectly free from all, ordinary vices
and every form of dissipation. His in
fluence in politics as regards personal
habits ought certainly to be strong and
wholesome. News and Observer.
.....
When, President Cleveland heard of
Senator Hill's nominationation for Gov
ernor of New -York, he ' telegraphed:
"No doubt the Convention has done
the best thing possible." That was well
said and is, we believe, true. It will
unite a divided Democracy and out mv
new heart and life and hope into the
party'.
One hundred and sixty three millions
of dollars are saved to the tax payers
and consumers of this country by re
duction of the tariff on the woolen
schedule alone, and other hundreds of
millions by the reduction of other sched
ules, and yet the Populists and Repub
licans say that the Democrats have done
nothing for the people.
There is not the slightest reason why
the Democrats in any state should refer
to the income tax in an apologetic tone.
The tax is right in principle and is one
of the most popular acts of the Demo
cratic consTess. The conscience' of the
country approves it and the fact that
some of those who are subject to it pro
test is only an evidence of human sel
fishness. No Democrat anywhere need
be timid on this question. He will
find wherever he goes, from Maine to
California, that, the income tax is ap
proved by the people, not because it
falls upon the rich but because it is
right in principle.
We belonged to this "noble order"
for several years.- It may not have been
the aim of its founders to make it a
political organization, but we do know
when a man offered to serve the "dear
people" it was invariably asked, "Is he
an Alliance man ?" It was not supposed
the order was gotton up to benefit a few
big men, but for the good of toiling
clean hands, Josephus Daniels tele
graphed his paper this interesting bit of another indication of the way the nomi-
news : Senator btewart nas been exon-1 waa received in other states. He says
orated from the Giasscocfc affair. meiTt ;s the stromrest nomination that
How to Raise Capital for Cotton Hills.
The Manufacturer's Record of Septem
ber 28th contains an elaborate article
on the organization of cotton mill com
panies through the building association
or co-operative system. The success qf
a number of mills in Carolina built on
this system has attracted so much at-
, , . . . . - e I Lll IS CYOITCIXI uei3 . tt-vijiavc ou -
Judge by having the case taken out of could have been made and it will have tention that Mr, D, A, Tompkins, who
wlui, uivumvo . 1 a - Buinuiuunff eiiect an uiiuuku ui-inrcram? a number or these companies.
, and that Mrs. Glasscock s deal- country. While there are rumblings of has nrenared for the Manufacturers'
corn.
United States in the district in which
the defendant resides or is found, with
out respect to the amount in controversy,
and shall recover threefold the damages
by him sustained, and the costs of suit,
mcludiDg a reasonable attorney s fee.
It is safe to predict, that under this
law no trust bf any important character j
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. - . . . 1 . 1 .- .,,.
On November 6th fusion fails and the vote ior several jropuiist, cuanr 1
Populists party dies in North Carolina.
Twins .Preparing for Death.
Raleigh (ST. C.,) Evening Visitor. ,
Hector McLean, of Harnett county,
and his twin brother were here to-day
(Wednesday) on a curious mission. They
are the oldest twins in tne btate and are
devoted to each other. Both are gent
lemen of the "old school." Hector to-
will ever be formed in the United States
that will not be punished, and with
severity. '
The Bads Take it AU.
Statesvlle, N. &, Sept. 29. The.
Republican Senatorial Convention of
Iredell, Davie and Yadkin counties held
here to-day resulted in the nomination
of two Republicans, A.- C. Sharpe of
Iredell, and Bart Brown of Yadkin. The
Populists were there demanding one of
the candidates, but were refused
Frnrmnent I'f.ns aav thev will not snn-
vrt ip. t.n.tpt ns ihd Tip hi. na hovo day had on a richly . embroidered vest
talrpri bit cAnriiilafps for the Ipcna atnre I wnicn ub una J wium-iyvu ycaj-
in these counties and only allowed Although the brothers are in good
thprr. .np enndVdate in Tredell where beaitn tney naturauy ininic a gooa aeai
thpv have no hone of siiwpsa.' Thev about death" and determined some time
' " i. .. . 'l i. u :t A : tl 1.i
Ray if the Kennh icans have . nicked ago w ue nn.wit.u m uiemi ti.cia.
them up for "fools they will show them" ing economical, they hated to think
helned tn drive thorn from the squandering money on tbeir bunal.
State offices- in '7fi and that thev will friend of their?, who has been employed
as a uopper wuiKer, iajiu viiem 11 mcy
would purchase the copper he could
have a couple of caskets made for them
much cheapep than they could be ob
tained from an undertaker.
It was this that brought them here
and they purchased the copper today
They expect the caskets- to be ready in
short time, lhe Messrs. MC-Lean are
well known and respected citizens of
Harnett. Their many friends hope
they will have no need for their caskets
for many years to come.
Both Parties Kepadiata It. -
News and Observer. , - ;
The Mecklenburg Times tells of "an
honest, but badly deceived Populist who
was told the othpr. day that a negro Re-
publican tin the fusion legislative ticitet
for Wake county. He said he did not
believe it. He further! said he--would
not vote such a ticket." ! c
An uneducated negro in Wake coun
ty, when told that the Republicans had
instructed all members of that party to
believe
it. He came to town, saw the bosses,
learned that it was true, and went home
swearing that he would dig patatoes on
elecuon day. - , .
The decent Populists abhor the ticket.
The. decent Republicans detest the
ticket. :
It is acceptable to the honest and
honorable men of neither party. , "
It will be repudiated at the polls by
both in, November. . , ". .
discontent from some of the anti-Hill
factions, they" will come around, and I
have no doubt he can carry the state.' '
Senator Mitchell's experience as chair
man of the Democratic Congressional
campaign committee during the - last
campaign adds weight to his opinion
Many misstatements, most of them
deliberately willful.-havebeen made
concerning the attitude of the adminis
tration towards the candidacy of Sena
tor Hill. It is, of course," too well to
be discussed that the administration
had it made the choice would not have
selected Senator Hill aa the candidate,
but his unanimous nomination fur
nished strong proof that the administra-
did not even attempt to influence the
convention. - It has been charged that
the administration was luke-warm to
wards the ticket headed by Senator Hill
arid that it would do nothing to aid Jit
in carrying New York.. I can' state
upon high authority that there is not a
word of truth in such charges. The
administration is not lake warm towards
the ticket. On the contrary it earnestly
disires its election, aiid will do all that
bas prepared for the Manufacturers
Record a comprehensive article covering
the whole subiectr illustrated by cuts of
thevarious mills built on this system
Working in this way it is within the
power bf every progressive town in the
South to raise sufficient capital to build
a cotton mill without depending on out
side help. Mr. Tompkins gives the full
details of the plan. He shows by tne
successful record of the mills built ,on
this system that have been in operation
for several vears. that the South can
practically become independent of all
other sections in the building of cotton
mills. . While this article deals more
especially with cotton mill enterprises,
the plan is Knially jpplicable to other
manufacturing industries. As tne boutn
is almost without savings banks, the
building of co-operative mills can be
made a valuable combination of indus
trial development and savings instutions.
PROFESStOAL' ARD&
W H. XILl, M. D..
Hi - m & mm&i
offer their professional services to the
citizens of Concord and vicinity. Al)
calls promptly attended day or night.
Office and residence on East Depot
street, opposite Presbyterian church. -
Br.V. C. Hcustoa, Snrpon Dntis
CONCORD, N. C.
Is prepared to do all kinds of Dental
work in the most approved manner.
Office over Johnson's Drug Store.
W. J. MONXQOHEBt. J. I.EE OBOWBMi
Attorneys - and " Counsellors at Law
CONCORD, N. C
As partners, will practice law in Cabar
rus, Stanly and adjoining counties, in'
the Superior and Supreme Courts of the
State and in the Federal Courts. Offioo
on Depot Street.
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Dr. J.K CARTLAMMisV
CONCORD. N. C.j
Makes a specialty of filling your teeth
without pain. Gas, ether or chloroform
used when desired. Fourteen years' ex
perience. Office over Lippards & Bar
riers store.
D.G.CALDWELL, M.D.,
Offers his professional services to the
people of Concord and vicinity. Office
in rear of bank. Night calls should be
left at Mrs. Dr. Henderson's.
Office Hours, 7 to 8 a. m., 1 to 2, and
7 to 8 p. in. '
Sept. 20r'94. ly. . .
initiatory fees, quarterly dues, etc., etc. ,
to the amount of several millions dollars
(we mean in the United States,) and
still they are poor. The leaders of this
noble order, m the meantime, have
dressed in fine linen and f ared sump-
tously every day. For several years, in
North Carolina alone, about ?iuu,uuu
were paid in by the members of this
order as-' Quarterly dues. Numbers of
poor men have a few - dollars stock in
"Business Agencies." Red Springs
Scotch Scion. .
Secretary Sheerin, of the National
Democratic ' committee, who is high
authority on Indiana politics, writes as
follows to the Congressional campaign
committee : "The situation in this
it may properly, do all that it would gtate grows better dailyr Our people
have doDe had the head of the ticket are maiing a manly aggressive fight
been as good a Cleveland man as Repre- everywhere. We have no apologies to
sentative Dan Lockwood, the nominee make, andas the canvass progresses we
for Lieute'hant Governor to bring about find that .our people not only expect no
. A Tariff IUnstration.
Davidson Plspatch.
An illustration of the effect of the
new tariff On prices is found in . a bill
for goods sold to the Lexington house
of Redwine & Co. Early in the year
the firm bought a ' bill of guns from
New York house, to be inported from
Fnrone and delivered this fall. At
the foot of the bill was a memorandum
statine that prices named were subject
tn diacrtnnt on account Of reduction OI
imoort duties in the tariff Bill then
nendiner. Last week Mr. Redwine
showed the Dispatch fi bill with a tariff
discount of 12 oer cent, figured on the
entire lot. This proves two things
viz : that the purchaser of a cun -pay:
the irfmort dntv. and that under the
new tariff act mins are 12 per cent,
heaDer to the retail dealer. Conse
auentlv thev are cheaper. to the buyer
This practical illustration is worth more
than a bookful of theoretical specula
tion. Mo reover, the facts cannotJ.be
disputed. , . ;
that result,
Be-
of
A
not help them to return in '64.
H1NAGUBA
For Thin
people
Iljnii'.es thin fuc's plnmp and rounds
cat the ligure. It is the STANDARD
iii.Mi.u. for leanness, containing no
ar-ctiie and ' "'
. f.UAKANTEED aBSOIiUTEIS HAKMXESS.
I 'rice, prepaid, $4 per box, C for $5.
1'jimphlet "How to get Fat," Free..
The THINACTJRA COMPANY,
.349 Broadway, New York.
Four Big Successes.
Having the needed merit to mpre
than make good all the adveritsing
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for
consumption', Coughs and Colds, each
bottle guaranteed Electric Bitters, the
great remedy for Liver, Stomach and
Kmneys, Uucklen s Arnica balver the
best in the world, and Dr. King's New
Life Pills, wluch are a perfect pill. All
these remedies are"- guaranteed to do
just what is Claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached here-.
with will be glad to tell vou more of
them. Sold at P. B. Fetzer's Drugstore.
. The Color I-Jne Drawn in Indiana. -
iNDiAKJ-POLlis, Ind., Sept 27. Manda
mus proceedings were begun here to
day '-' to compel the school : board " to
. t 1 i 1 0' -r .
permit tne coiorea cnua 01 venamin
Thornton to attend the schooi in Thorn
ton's district. The officials ; have ex
pelled the child and are attemping to
force her to attend a colored school some
distance away. This is the j first time
the color line has been drawn here and
the colored population are indignant.
The case will be bitterly fought.
According to the information received
from the most trustworthy sources, the
Republicans, in predicting a break .in
the ; Democratic Congressional delega
tion from Texas, are merely preparing
another disappointment for themselves
This is the way Dr.-F. D. Thompson,
of Fort Worthjvho is at present in
Washington, sums up tne situation in
the Lone Star State : "The populists
are pretty active in some of the districts,
apologies, but are very welt satishd
with the work of Congress. Of course
we would rather have had free coal and
iron, but thev Are so much freer than
the Republicans would have them, that
nnr rveonle find much to commend in
the legislation as it is. "
Marvelous Results. .
From a letter written by Rev. J. Qun
derman, of Dimondale, Mich., we are
permitted to. make this extracts "I
a. F-t. .
Tli.at "it is an ill will th&t blows no ceeded in electing one vx)ngrebmau--
rrrfA9t tiro a no I Col. Geore-e Jones, .it is a uttie
- ... . J I - .1. .1 r.l T ' -. ir. - .,.,Wrt.
a South Carolina rice planter, who said: 1 curious mat jimico is -uw .pu-n.
.- T J i LI I. . . .-.
t v. .o Wn.. TnMn nv,.no in? . Kpnreseniaiive oaveis in ma n.e
A.X uiac nat i-r vvj 1 x uui iau auu vinun t o t -
be protracted.it will result in . considera- against a Populist candidate.
ble benefit to the rice planters of the
southern States, as it will serve! to
rHroin.ah the imn..rtaf. nn !nf rice from I LITTLE HOCK. Ark., Sept. 2V.' At a
There' are rumors that the trial of
Capt. Henry : W. Howgate who while
disbursing clerk of thejvveatner uureau
embezzled more than $350,000, and
whn hs been a furutive from mstice
but they are always a noisy lot, and will Uor 3 years, will bring out sensational
not come any neaici ouvrao il.o ji . disclosures connecting witn promiaeiii
than they have in the past. - Populism Eepublicans with hiS embezzlement,
in Texas is simply a revival of the old He was arrested last week in New York,
greenback craze that agitated the State where he has li.-ed' under an assumed
some fifteen years ago, and which sue- name for 6 vears past. It was stated in
Washington at ths time of his escape,
which was. believed to have: been con
nived at bv officials, that he would
never be re-arrested, because he knew
too much. It is well known . that he
might Tiave been arrested years ago had
any real efforts been made to nna nun
He has always been rui communication
Populist BuUdozers.
Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 29.- At
China and tend to raise the price of the recent general election the Populists of with people in Washington
home TroducL ,The southern -fice Nevada county eiecreu an meir oanui-
growers are now in a fairly prosperous I dates oh the county ticket except the J Every one is familiar with the
condition, but this eastern war may candidate for county clerk, a man st.enfftD 6f an egg, pressed endwise
have no hesitation in recommending I make them still "more so by creating alnamea vaugnan. u. u.. jjioiamei, iuj nween the palms of : both nanus
1 TW-Tv-rvm-afin nnn.infift. rfln ahead of his oi -t-nr-i tin (Vi fino-pra locked
XSl. JL-.ll lt o j.1 T A.' , tuc C I UUU1XL 1U pilVCO. . .-iia Jcai.D IO tiio.l -vi-ww' . 7 . OUUIIK liV , V. V. i n.u ' 1 . " .
suits were almost marvelous in the case
of my wife. " While I was pastor of the
Baptist Church at Rives Jatyctiou. she
was brought down with Pneujnonia suc
ceeding La Grippe." V Terrible paroxysms
From Marion county, Ga., comes the
story of the existence of an oath bound
society secretly organized by the Popu
lists under the name of United Brothers,
They-bind themselves to 6tand" together I of coughing would last hours with little
to resist laws sought to be enforced 1 interruption and it seemed as if -she
against them, and never to allow any of I could not survive them. A friend xec
their numberto be either shotor hanged, ommended Dr. King's New Discovery;
One of the obligations is that whenever J ti was quick in its work and highly sat
one of the members is drawn-on a jury isfactory in results." Trial bottles free
he will not allow a verdict to be rendered I at P. B. Fetzer's Drug Store. Regular
against a brother member. size oUc. and fl.UO
rate, both in quantity and quality.
There will be an independent Demo
cratic State ticket in the field.;-It is not j
probable,but it is virtually certain it will
be headed by the ? name -of Chas.' S.
Faijcjiild, formerly Attorney General of .
the State of New York, and moro lately
the Secretary of the Treasury in- Presi
dent . Cleveland's first administation.
Nominations for Lieutenant Governor
and Judge of the Court ' of appeals will
also be made.
ticket and was declared elected bythe
hoard of election commissioners and
was riven his certificate of election!
Vaurhan served, notice on McDaniel
have been unable to break an egg held
5n thia manner. One was tested at
.hi Wnterville. (N . Y.) Arsenal re
contlv in the testiner machine, and
that he intended to contest the electio?i require(j sixty-'ive pounds to crush the
ana arraJigmeniS ; were iua--.iiig ucjA.Bi-jeg - ,-:
f,a A faro ilaru aim McDaniel re-1 . . - .
ceive.1 a note written upon a sheet of " Visitor Well, Tommy, do you think
the paper that was used by the Populists you ever will be President of the Lmted
during the campign, iniorming mm states t l
that if he did not surrender his claims .Tommy Oh, I dunno. - Mebbe 1
to the county clerkship he would be try for it after I git to old to be '
1 killed and his house would be burned, pitcher.
BARBER SHOP CLOSED.
Those crinicultaral abscissionists, scd
craniological hair-cutters, and hydrc.
pathical shavers of beards, whose wcrK
is always physiognomically executtdj
who were doing business at ine di. c-kiuu
Hotel, are now m more comtortame ana
congenial quarters in tbe -King block,
opposite Patterson's store, near Eitz's
6tand, where, with many thanks to our
old customers for their patronage in the
past, we will be glad to wait on them m
the future, and as many more as are ue
sirous of having good work done in oui
line are cordially invited to give us a
tiial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Coolest
place in town . " ,
JV1U iN TtjU Ju.-li a i en vva.ivi.ii.
MORGAN'S
IMPROVED CHILL TOIilC
SUFERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
It is a true Chill Care in combination with
Xiver Tonics. When properly taken it never
fails to cure the most obstinate case of Chilli
and Fever. Where others fail it will cure.
It is pleasant to take, and contains nothing to
injure the most delicate system. Babies take
it easily. As a-oflie it is without an equ.il.
Guaranteed by yocr drug-gist. :
Price, SO cents per bottle.
V0IQT & CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
For sale bv D. D. Johnson and J. P GiLoD
MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Sea
of Life and Mind. Kecem
Wonderful Discoveries.
Nc rnVsterr has ever compared with tbat
human life. It has been the leading! suojei.
of Drofessional research and study in all age
But notvritstancUng this fact It is not gener-
- n I lir 1 I i n ui II
any V '
that the seat
of life Is loca
ted in the up
per part of the
spinal cord,
near the base
of thebrain,
and so sensi
tive is this
port Ion of the
nervous sys
tem thatovca
the prick of a
needle will
cause Instant
death.
T?,-.rl. ,.i..Trfes have demonstrated that
all the organs of the body are under the con-an?edtheorfanswh
nerve muure aBMu.iuf --,
membered that a serious iniurv (Vthe spinal
cord will cause paralysis of the bodv ixslow
illX3 lflJUlCU puiuu, -- , - t
ralvrSl nortioa.it will bo understood how
iwn nranint of the nerve centers wia
cause the derangement of the various organs
wVrinic dteeaies are due to
the Imperfect action of the nerve center at
the bale of the brain, not from a dcr-inge-
ment primarily originatins i vr-- y
vpi, mktakit of Dhvsu.ians in
. u ,6 ' !.-.,., is .h-it. thev treat the
rrltherthaTIheVve centers which
"nrpn:;ri.fM Milts, the celebrated spe
cialist, has nrofoundiy studied this subject io
them bi ns tne ftTcontiined In the above
steSiSlntand that the ordinary methods of
treatment are wrong. All headache, dizzi
ness, dullness, contusion, pressure. Blues,
T. " "i v insanity, epilepsy, St
lius aanc, succe9S 0f
facttoTtltadpn
iairLT - t? -a-v-'n ittvk nkrvinkIs sold by
all druggist on a SMIS
riirfot hv Da. Mixes MtewcAii oo., Hii-tnarv
iidfon ceiit ot price. W..oWft-ftJ
fwrvt.t .. for S5. emress prepaid. It Contains
neither opiates nor dangerous drugs.
- FOB SAHt BT
OK, I P. GIBSON. Concord N. C
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
Rolrt ontricht. no rent. n6 royalty. Adantsd
to City, Villwte or Country.; Needed In every
home, bUop, store and office. Greatest oonTen-
lence ana neta ei ler on eurw..
A pen I make (Vein US to tSO pr laT.
One in a residence means a ealerto all the -neighbors.
Fine intmment, no toy, works
anywnere, any aisanc. viompieus nj.u
use when shipped. Can be put op by any one,
never ont of order, no repairing, last a lira
time. Wnrrnnted. A money mnlfer. write
W. P. HarHson & Co- ClerK 10. Columbus. 0 -
NO MORE
NO
More
, h ' - . -
Wx" & I - ' - ' i
f
Certain Safe and Etleclive li.no j i -.f
SORE, WEAK and INFUMEO EVS,
Restoring tlie Sight cft:x. i
Cures Tear Drops, Orans?! :::, ;
Tumors, Eed Eyes, 5Iattet Tye i..:.
AND PRODUCING QUICK ECI: -AND
PERMANEN'rLCUit-;.
AIso,eqnally effieocioKS wljs ;
Otber maladies, nr.eti on t lei-rf. .
Piles, or wherever InflaT-r.-iaiio; i
MITCIIEI-I'S SALVi- Eiay jxj iiiu.: to
adwatatage.
SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS fiT 11 Zr,.
- Trustees Sale.
Bv Tiitue!of authority vested in mo by
a mortgage duly executed on the 2$tti
day of .february, . 1892, 'by Hessey C.
JNewell, wmcn morxgage iuuijr icwiu
edin the Register's office for Cabarrus
connty, in book No. 6. page 190, I wiil
sell at the court House aoor in voncoru,
N. C, on Monday, tbe 5th day Noyem
oer, 1894, to the highest bidder tor casl ,
alt that tract of land lying on the -waters
of the muddy creek, and adjoining the
lands of Hiram Bofet, Henry Long and
others, bein? the bind on which the said
r-esfw-y O Newell now lives, and con-
M. M. FURB, Trustee, by -;
"W. M. Smith; Attomey. -Oct,
1,1801. . .