HICKORY PRESS: A.P&IL 1888 .
j Published every Thurjsday by the
Hickory Printing Company.
SUBSCRIPTION" 1 year One Dollar.
Giuo. Fifty Cent.
" 44 3 mo. ! 23 Cents.
na. ClVELADS , PROPHETIC SOUL.
claimed that Mr. Cleveland, !
nmnrnliic Atliar t rf n p i n fl ftP- -!z -1
or a prophet. Even the most
maudlin cuckoo in the land has
not ventured to declare that Mr.
Cleveland foresaw the present
complications and benevolently
accumulated money so that his
successor might be able to meet
them comfortably. To say that
would be, to, assert one of two
propositions, both of them idiotic
and offensive either his admi-
There is no
than that of the
orphan - child
bereft of the
loving cere of a
mother. If wo
nea would but
learn the vital
importance of
taking proper
care of their
health, and al-
ways look after the health and vior of
tne organs aisunctiy lemmine, ine pmim
Sabbath day procession of motherless
children that goes to thtj cemetery to . put
flowers on ma-ma's graye would be ma
terially reduced in numbers. Too many
women bring a child into the world at the
sacriSce of their own life. This sad trae-
rers regard Mr. Cleveland as the edy may be avoided by any wmcn no
Only President who COUld borrow The usual dangers of maternity are ban
money in thd market of the world ished by the use of Dr Fierce s l-avome,
Or they calm y tell US that he has imoortant and delicate organs
1 It I " Al U J r I mntia.VlAv1 ' Tt
three Or four years interest On and elastic It does awav with the dis-
$2G2,0OOf000 for the sole benefit comforts of the expectant period, insures
. r n . , , .. the health of the newcomer, and makes
oi au street ana ; its .nuropeu n
allies. The cuekoos may take
whichever horn of the dilemma
they wish. If the money now on
hand in the United States Treas-
ury is theisame money that Mr. loca,11w"rss n art!
i J I could hardly endure the p
(; ATfllflnM Tfiaorl Mxr Bfdlincr hnnda I low down, and had such
7 . h. J o ihoulders I could not sleep at night
IsHlli
E. M. ANDREWS,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FURMITURE
Od or Two Eruption of Ecstscy by .Way
m I of Illustrmtlonti
Bomt of our Southern contem
poraries have discovered in the
present emergency a warrant lor
fresh outbreaks of panegyric oyer
the financial policy ofj Mr. Cleve
land dnrinc his second term as
President of the United States.
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We shall give one or two eruo
tions of.cuckoo ccstacy by way
of illustration. Here is the Ashe
; Villa Daily Citizen, to begin with:
"What dazzles us is the brass
nerve of even a Republican editor
lm roL1 Jnr mftffi thfltt 1A S.r)0.- o ihoulders I could not sleeoi at niehU Was just as
I nnnntr rliAl loot ttHminictrftfinn I tired in the moraine as at iniffht- At times there
000 000 Of War money CriVen rreS- I , . , , , , . I was a very sharp pain around my heart. When
UUVWU Jl U J b . flion Mr C. Avolonrl UnA no rifrVif. 1 would stooo over there was a dull achine just
ldent McKinleV Uy tlie VOte OI , . " . , , ,. under the heart. My heald ached and was con-
7. to borrow fh fit mnnAXT n.f all I tinuallv sore to the touch. I took ten bottles of
DomOCratS aS Well aS Republicans . . . J. , , the ' Favorite Prescription' and one bottle of the
TO SELECT FROM IN THE STATE AND
PRICES LOWI . .... ...... .
Pianos and Organs
Prescription. It acts directly and only on xf , fl . Tw prices and OQ Easv Trmn
mat i ji ice iXLOafc ivciiuuio uuvw - . -
Write mo if you want anything in my line and you will sav&
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monev bv it. Goods exchanged or taen oac n uui sansiaciory.
v
its advent free from danger ,and almost
free from pain. Overt 90,000 j nave testi
fied to its virtues. Druggists who offer
substitutes are untrustworthy. 1
Mrs. William Vincent, of Sidnaw, Houghton
Ox. Mich., (care Birgland's Camp. Box B). writes:
When I first began to take your ' Favorite Pre
teription.' four years ago.l I was suffering with
irouDie. ai nines x
pain in ray siaes, quue
and had such a pain between my
Andre
CHARLOTTE,
ws,
. N. C.
r I A a o mnf fr rt nnnn I r1r!r Xfial rifYvrv I ran most tnilv
(thlCO KepubllCanS, and Only . . . 4. V . say that as a result I uevet; felt better in ray life
v 1 : I co Inc Hnririrr rlu I I nro Innn ro m .n a I -r mnr? lite a vnun? irirl than a mother 01 t
"thOSe. ObiectinSr) WaaWOVlded t)V , T , . . . I family. Thepain ail left me, so I know that your
thO KepubllCail administration. wilL'i'.jn-.. 1 l:V-: A headache is a symptom of constipation.
m.L ,oQ niaA lroc;. f " lir,uu iawu W,ULU ,cSl8ia Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa-
t r. .J . .. ted the COnntrv into solvency. I tion, promptly and permanently. They do
dent L-ieveianu, ana -mo way u , . , not gripe. Druggists sen tnem.
was raised by selling' bonds . . T ,1, t n
l.nu hann nnl r I ATil TlA 1 n T rl fill I "
luus pruviueu ior. as auqiner
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SPANIARDS IN NEW YORK.
sand Republican spellbinders and
editors. Thiuk of it. Contem-
plate this dazzling nerve!
"Moreover, and stronger, if
President Cleveland had not sold
bonds, the Republicans -would
not havo a cent of available cash
in tho Trcasury now, and it would
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nave ueen necessary 10 sen uouus
to provido that $50,000,000 war
fund. Yes, think of it!"
AH right, we'll think of it later
on. Meanwhile let us hear from
tho esteeiiied New Orleans Pica
"Kven as it is, when no actual
htate of War exists, but only time
ly preparations for possible dan
jr are beings made, iUappears
that this country is spending
'money at thy rate of $2,000,000
ptr day, and the. .receipts average
only about $l,000,OtSO per day. If
this pact) is kt'pt up for three
month longer thoie will not bo
much more than $100,000,000 in
cluding the gold reserve in the
Treasury July 1. Tho fact that
tho ; ireasury today is able to
btand the drain on it is due to the
fihaucering for which President
Cleveland was so ; bitterly- -de
. iiounceu. i . ior inai uio gov-
cruuiem wouui now oj uorrowing
money. . . : .
; "These incidents are important
object lessons to. teach the peo
pie how absolutely necessary it is
.'.that' the national finances shall be
fixed upon a sound ' arid solid ba-
' Kts, with a money standard that is
acknowledged arid accepted as
the best in every market in the
world ;
Just a few thought's in this ec
static connection and we close the
incident. ' j.
If Mr. Cleveland was justified
at all in selling boiiJs and incur
ring a national debt of $2G2,000.
000 three or- four! years ago it
. could only havo been ori the
ground of immediate and impera
tive necessity. Ho cannot be de
fended if heTwrroweil more mon
, ey than thi Treasury actually
needed at that mdrneut. Hence,
if tho transaction were legitimate
and statesmanlike,! the mouev ko
acquired must have been expend
cd for strictly lawful purposes and
vuuju uui; ueta leit as a
legacy to tho present administra
tion. If these millions were not
neetled for use at the time, ; then
luo sale of bonds to procure them
k was a censurable act. fit benefit
ted nobody but the speculators,
who bought the bonds and sad
dled a huge debt upon the Amer
ican peoplo to no good end.
Wchavo not so fax heard it
matter of fact, Mr. McKinley
could raise'8500,000,000, or even
a larger sum, if it were needed
now, quite as readily as Mr.
Cleveland and doubtless on much
more iavorauie terms, n alt.
Cleveland borrowed that money
merely for the purpose of prepar-
ing a iuture administration tor a
financial emergency, history will
regard 'hi id1- with an amazement
which it were difficult to call res
pectfulWashington Post.
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flany Individuals of All Classes, but No
"Colony."
LOOKING. FOR HEIRS.
The Statesville Landmark savs:
L. M. Otts an attorney of Greens
boro, Ala. ''was in town this week
looking for heirs to an estate left
by a Mr. 1McI-ry, of Alabama,
who died-recentl3T. Tlie estate is
estimated to be worth $ 10,000 or
more, and tho heirs in this section
are the grandchildren of Mrs.,
Vina Shefrill, who was a sister of
the deceased McEary. Mrs. Sher
rill had tliree daughters who will
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heir their; grandmothers share of
tho estate i estimated to amount
to from seven to ten- thousand.
xuo juiuusi laiuresteii are tlie
heirs of Mrs. Chas. Harwell. Mrs
Martha Kobinou and Mrs. Mar
garet Maybew, who were the
daughters of ilrs. Sherrill. There
are quite a number of them and
somo of them live in Davidson
township, this county; and some
in Latawba county. Messrs. Arm
held and 1 1 urner were emn'oved
by. Mr. Otts, who is the attorney
for the administrator of the Mc
Rary estate, to look hp the heirs
in this section.
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.ur. .uciiury was reiaieu to tue
late T. Fl McKary, of Davidson
township, and also to Mrs. J, S.!
Troutman, of Fallston township;
this county, but it seems that onlv
"What will the
of XeV York do in
batween the United S a'es and
5Spain?,J a citizen of New York
asked one of the leaders in Span
ish society recently.
The Spaniard smiled and said:
'Find the Spanish c;ol .ny, and
I will jret an answer from those
who ccmoose it.'!
Ho explained that, although
there are a number of Snanlsh
merchants, Home professional
men, and a few-manufacturers in
New York, there is no such
New York together at stated
times. The founder of the club
was Mr. Balnasano, and the first
board of officers was composed as
follows: President, Dr. Navarro,
Consul General of Mexico; Vice
President, Arturo Baldasano . y
Topete; Treasui er, Anton Gonza-
laz; Secretary, A. Cuyos; board of
goverrors,7 Nicholas Equeria,
Severo Mettee-Provost, Adrian
Martinez. The club held its
meetings in rooms at Fifth avenue
and Nineteenth street, and the
Soanish eolonv . l-phice soon became the congre-
case, of war
were in Chili, Pern, Brazil, Col
ombia, Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico,
Central America and Argentina,
Two years later the club moved
to another house, in Lexington
avenue, and last year it took pos-
session of the house at Fifty
eighth street and Lexington
avenue, where it now has its
home. The club is known as the
Spanishclub; but of its 150 mem
bers only twenty wer born in
Spain, and the rest are natives of
the various South American
countries, Cuba, Mexico, kc. A
thing as a Span
turo Baldasano
S nanish Consul
Ar-
sh colony.
y Topete, the
General, cou-
ating place of the better C:ass of list of the recently elecied officers
c tizmi of the city .wLo-e homes j ot tlie club siiows mat 110 place
was favored to the exclusion of
others, and that a Cuban who is
j in sympathy with tho insurgents
is the President and leading spir
it of the organization. New York
Tribune.
firmed tills statement, and said
that, although there were about
two thousand Sbaniards in and
near New York City, thev repre
sented all classed of society, and
were i, ot like the foreigners who
drift toward one part of the eity
and form a "coionv" there.
The Spaniards in New York do
not lose their identity, and they
maintain friendship with their
Spanish fellow-citizens through
social and benevolent societies:
and a number of restaurants are
the recognized conr e at i n r
places of New JYork Si aniardsi
These range from the quiet, well-
It is impossible, for tho system
to withstand the demands made
upon it just at this season, with
out the assistance of s. good -purifying
and strengthening tonic.
The changes which Nature decrees
shall take plsce each spring are
so severe mat- a breakdown is 4
almost sure to come. It is wiso
that all possible assistance bo
A Little Boy' Trouble
"My little boy has been troubled,
every priii;? for the past four or five
years by an "eruption covering his
bodv and limbs. It was to bad he
could not et on his M.oes and Mock-"
ings. Ijistprin I head of Hood's
Sarsaparilla, ami by takinp bfs medi-
cine he was entirely cured."
kttie Kya, Winchetter, Va.
given during this period, as upon j
this purifying process depends the !
1 General Debility
appointed place
women iinirer
ally punctuated
tlie place which
most aristocratic
where men and
for an hour or
more over a gobd dinner liber-
with cigarettes to
anvertises 'the
table d'hote in
health for the entire umnor. 3110 IlAPN& III rieSil
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rveryooay just now should tao a
Scott's Emulsion has been the
standard remedy for nearly a
quarter of a century. Physicians
readily admit that they obtain re
sults from it that they cannot get
from any other flesh-forming: food,
i Therc are many other prepara
"tions on the market that pretend
to do what
ass
I a
thorough course of Swift's Specific
TneiLPiyyei
whiqh thoroughly cleanse the
blood of all tlie accumulated im
putities, tones up and strensjthens
th entire system, and fids Nature
iu renovating and renewing the
IxkIv so as to render it healthv and
strong. Those who purifv "their
blood '-with S. Si S. at this spason
tire well fortifiwl against the manv
forms of disaso so pnvaleut dur
iup; the dreaded heated term, for
the city with wine for oO cents. '
In most of these places the pro
prietors ive strong hints to their
quests that diicussions on the
subject of politics will not be tol-
tfrnt a1 rt nil f
the heirs of Mrs. ina Sherrill are ufl vr Lu- ; i c
. , , . . , ,1 uearb iittie varlalk in tlie Snan-
ncluded in the division of the ;u c . 1
estateStatesvillo Landmark, j .T .LtL.M,l" c..,:...,.
uvj;un.ui-jyakliti J AlAi il I
is the name applied to the exclti-
w York, and of
more than fifty.
i.milio Pinrr.
i
Mvt i?ei m i e
these thero are
Anion jr them
are
If our .Democratic brethren
mean business, they will either
make Jas. K. Jones resign a.4
...w.,t.. vMU.iiuau, Kfl AU.AAVU lilUA D '..1' I 1 T- ,- r
fork over some evidence of hii I 1t t , I, . ' T,. . r
conversion since he introduced f Flons, Mer-
the bill to issue .-500,000,000 in , "f,
bonds and retire the greenbacks! lJfT JL a.
Why does not Bryan kick? i.nd T "uu uoso L ' T
vhy do Chairman Towne, of the
National Silver Republican par
ty, and National Chairman But-
kV number ot these Spaniards.
some Spanish-
toircther with
ler. of tho Populist party confer i T.T, c T V v 7 i'
ith such a man uutil hi record e SPC ltU SU
is cleared up? Progressive Far- . . . , ""J
puicij jsvci, UUU IUOS6 WHO
we
mr.
ifii f rtTI ril llAnA.1 iU.i Zl
I . UUCA . Jfc
x t ar cwtiiuMi rortm. I jii?ht 'bo th . means of brinih
u c:c.c.isacunt,Ainwrfiij i all the Spaniih-Airencans of
docs, but they fatt to perform it
The pure Norwegian Cod-liver Oil
t has been demonstrated that th j made into a delightful cream, skill-
vstem that is thorough K &ca
in the 6prmg. ls pnarcd to
resist disease ijll summer.
Kb other rcmedv on the market
is equal to Swift's Specific as a
spring medicino, because it is tho
only purely vegetable blood rem
edy and is guaranteed absolutely
free from potah, mercury and aU
other minerals. It cleanse puri
nes. UU1I.1! Tir Orl -A- it (
- i ' a. mi tTM'i rick r a
1
ing hall as good.
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fully blended with the Hypophos
phites of Lime and Soda, which
are such valuable tonics,
makes this preparation an
laeai one and checks tne
wasting tendency, and the
patient almost hnrned Late
ly commence to put oa
flesh and gain a strength
which surprises them.
a Th wracr. -
SCOTT i EOWNE, aku. NVw York. )
it, .
5iSvy Jjthroush.the i
trntt lor Gatarh tfcat a-
Lain rittxmrj.
aiuerrnry Mill Vurrlv ileitroy tl
Mnce of ixaell ana nupletelvderaLr
mucous iurfacr.
article chould never be oel except oa
prescription from reputable phi
cian, at the datuaze they- will ! o
ten fold to the pood you can jo--i '
derive from them. Hair Catarrh
Cure. manufictur-d by F. J. Clwf
Men acd tatdicint are jutlj i,v
wluat tney do. The cure! hv iik 1 Co- Toledo. Ohio, contains no v--
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Srarari!U give it a good name every ! cuy, RnJ U takrw internally, neuiZ
where, M directly uion the blool idJ niucva
-' tf. ' be mtin.hD bui--'
a"tATTh Carel e ure vou
I tD nnine. It is tken iDtem!.
and rn&do in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J
Cheney & Co. TetimonLal free.
QZo9 X ii. fnj'tt 6t Sold by Drurht. nri r rr botUe
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