B U R A OA Z KT T K..
Sr.
fluid state corn is very apt U rue
to mans bead. Torch-LkjM.
Suie, and it is NEW corn tbrt
j ivso high. No, it's not the old
corn that sells for $3 00 per bar
rel on our market that's so hitrbi
Was some one in a hie way when
3'ou thought oC the above?
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Coin found it! in Georgia thev not discover the danger until it
say corn is as high as a man's! ea ; is everlastingly too latef Should
like that was soetliing new. In a ! iy not raise their voice against
is as they do against intempcr
a ice?
No, we think not. There has
already been top much said about
the use of alcohol unless' they
would respect the use, and dis
countenance the abuse of it. Brit
j it is only spoken of as a curse.
Some .chur. hes are trying to bind .
their members to neither buy,
sell, furnish or cause to be fur
nished to any one tn intoxicn
ter. ':'
Bight here let us say, a religion
that will not suffice to goveru
and control a man-will never suf
fice to save him. That which doe
not distinguish him from a wick
ed world "will never distinguish,
him from a perishing world.
PUBLIC LAWSC7
f
Major Englehard has kindly
sent us several of the mostimpor
tant acts passed by the Legisla
ture. Considering tha haste with
which business was transacted and
the inexperience of some of the
members, the laws reflect credit on
the Legislators. They did some
things which they ought not to
have done and they left undone
some thinjn which ought to 'have
done. But after all thev so amend
ed the Constitution and initiated
such improvements as will mark
Z ? a new era in ou r jortssjjinji
open the way for a better un-
dtrsjanding, Y
Blaine Attacks Hayes.
ADVERTISING RATES.
li inch l mo.fiOc. 3 mo.$l 60c, 12
! mouths $5 00.
2 inches 1 mo.'$l 15, 3 rao.$3 15,
12 month $0 00.
column 1 mo $2 25, 6 mo. $10 !
and wiser and more
vigorous development of our vast
resourses,-- Orphans' Friend ,
FIRE. A
The above word ha headed a
, paragraphs in so manv of our ex-
Blaine has written a letter coh
taining at. severe covert" assault
on Haves Southern nolii
jixpressesliis" "profou ii(T',i,sym pa
thy with Chamberlain, and de
clares what his "heart and judg-,
men t" are both;wiih Packard"m
the contest1 he is itTtr-waging , a
gainst great odds for the Gov
ernorship that he holds by a Mile
as valid as that which justly and
lawfully seated Rutherford B.
Aii it it t iw,. ! changes that we would say unto -r:. A
Address IL 1L Latta, Berea, j J lumner of Libni.
mi n xt a", be careful. lire is an exce - 1 . '
Granville Co., N. C.
Unt srrvai-t ; but it is awful mas
ter, and we should try to keep it 1
-A Temperance Meeting.
norrft in
thn c i i 1 . . I in a servants place by being par- ! Hhe i. o. of o. t. held a
the second column, read (egreirri. ' , . . 1 I . . i -
. v O O - i fiiiiiloi m.l J i. . ! . 1 ot.lfiic n ana tlia
i tivuiui uuu Jiui ici lit get Wllcre it iivx,
ous) egregious.
j Our worthy c'tizen, Ir. S.. W.
Ktbithr wisijes us to say fur the ed
ideation of our readers, and the
readers of our exchanges, that to
tako cut nails (such as you buy ,
injtho stores;) and heat them in'
il?e fire til red, then put them in
Nator to ool, and they will clinch
iwcll a a shop-made nail.
Try it, and be couviuced.
can do harm.
Why don't somebody try to or
ganize an anti-fire club? It has,
in time past, destroyed an inesti
mable quantitj- of properly and
meemg
th ult.
We are uninformed as to the. sue'
cess of the n eeth g. but suppose
the meeting was all they desired.
The Free-Lance localizer was
there; ?n l, inasmuch as he,; was.
.innumerable number of live,; mifed into the privacv, he
besides, the women are constant- i u i . .u
, , . ... knows so much more about the
iy uuriiing u.eir poor angers while
cooking,
Oh ! t he da nge rous enemy I Will
the people keep the dangerous en
emy in their houses? , Will they
eubject than 'we do, we will not
expose our ignorance of the pro
ceedings by trying to delineat0
them.
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