.1
Throwinff 8hoc nt Wert- All TCiitlrlit"l Nutioni
.11
Etisrene Fiold. the poet, jmrna!
ist nod liamo-riat, di.nl suddenly in ! The cuetora of throwing shoe at
Chicago on th mnrnins .t Nov. 4.f wedding as it exists with us U
lie was bum at St. 'lui-!,'in
llavo (ho Oolil
?StiiiluicI.
JLItt'nif.v ISo'Com
Av.ift educated at Willyxhi 11 ,
Knox Collr'' and th Sui Um -
1'iie usual juij'ing is Iha.it n
t'srown for luck and that is the
VMfhirv of Missouri. mid nfler Iiistidea in this country; but original-
uraduiition lbTl join.ul-tl strttf ly it meant a renunciation of au
of the St. I.-iiis .b.urrwil. He w:is thority over tlie bride by the pa
m..ces8iVlv coiuiH-tH.i wiih the St rent?. It was fonnnlly.a custom
, li G iz -tte,' ttiM Tuned .Journal among the Germans for -the bride,
. ; St .Louie, tlu; Kansas Citv when sh6 vas 'conducted to her
TimW th Denvnr Tribumy: and, bed-chamber tof take off heralioe
ihialiy, J be Chieng.i Daily' - ?s'"mvs ' fcnd th' row it among the gue-t.
v4!,, : Whoever cauirht it. in the strucalf
1 mained li'll his unth. His col- to obtain it, received it an an omen
i:nn of "Sharps and Fiats" in this that he or she would .soon bfc hap-
;:perwas quoted tar ami wile, j pily married. Train, in hi II i
;;r Field was a very successful j torv of the Ik of Man, says : "On
j .I effective lecturer, and enjoyed "the bridegroom leaving his hou,
v;o hearty good-will and -affection it was customary to throw an old
' a large circle of readers, home of ; hoe after him. and in like man
:10m knew him only, p-rhnps, ner 'after the bride on leaving her
.,ugh a stray quotation f r m -home to proceed to church inordar
1 always readable column 111 the j to insure good luck to each re-
.. j.: 1 i 1 1 . 1. . i
ncago paper. lie was a practi- pt'euei , ami 11 oysirauigem
" . i joker, a collector and lover cof jjthcr of the bride's .hoes could be
d books, rare editions, auio-iWJten oft by any inspector on her
,.,-(ph8 and other things bookish' !;'"':iiy homo from church, it had 'to
- id literary, and a graceful minor ransomed by the bridegroom.'"
; nct. j '"In Kent, England, after a cor.-
The list of Eugene Field's works! :le have started on their tour, the
I 1 1 m Tabs front American Ilia
, , , - , Uiiry' ia tli title ol si iiw Imiv InKik
Jooknignbr ad ovrr tin wor.d ., .. f . ' , . .
V llflirv I nli.it 1 a-1 nti.l I
v.ry old in England and Scotland -I .rind a Viutf cmitry lfi K..v,,, V mthm man
rxc-pt Stoii-wttir J:ick-oii ia
lrMt-l na a, lin." Jingoism ihinni
ijirougli all tb pigs. Tui Ikh-Il
is inifleulnig.
f The".4,15fku-Ilvr l-agiin held
women' are com ptra lively J VJ'il i U irdmau
! ( $"mm ! l:V"u I'otli lio tt-livTd Mil
lifiudes "The Denver Tribune
ringle ladies are drawn up in one
i'limer,'' "Culture's (iarland,'' "A row and the bachelors in another.
Little Hook of Western Verse,"
A Little Book of Profitable
; Tales," "With Trumpet and
ik n i.t c r rxu.i.i
liood," "A Second Book of Verse,'"
; ktThe Holy Cro3S, ancf .Other
: Tales' His last book, "Echoes
froin the Sabine Farm," ha3 just
been i88ue"d. Of this work, con
taining a collection of translations
fromUhe Latin, an edition de luxe,
I with illustrations by Edmund H.
.Garrdtt, was printed some four
yearsago by Mr. Field's friend
and admirer, Francis Wihon, the
actor for private circulation. Mr.
Fieldas a member of the Duo
decimos, a very bookish club of
twelve, of which Mr. Wilson is
the President. The Critic.
A Wo Ho Tliiu-HkiniKMl ?
The fact is that our American
literary friends have a sort ol
sneaking, unconscious feeling that
the English language belongs to
them ; that we have really no pir.
ticular business to write novels at
all. Our critics are not always
arguing about the relative merits
cf American and French and Rus
sian novels. Tney take books im
partially. They enjoy many
iAmorican novels, and do not re
quire them to be written in Lon
don English ; they enjoy or pre-
. tend to enjoy Russian and Span
ish and Italian books in transla
tions, and many of them know
quite a fair amount ot French.
' And when they are suddenly rated
in a professional manner by an
otherwise amiable and intelligent
r person for not always comparing
their own novelists unfavorably
with the" latest realist from Russia,
or Spain, or the Fiji Islands, they
merely rub their eyes, and wonder
what the dear good man is exciting
'himself about. London Exchange
i rowiti ot Inllieran Cnnreli.
An old shoe is then jhrown as far
as "possible and the ladies run: for
it, the successful one being the
tirst female who it is supposed will
be married. She then throws it at
the gentlemen, and the one who is
hit bv it is deemed to be the first
male who will enter wedlock. Gen
erally it is considered the older the
shoo the better. Our Church Pa-
per
Goltl Stnndard.
here Ciiril Unify' und civilize-1
, m r
ti-ii urn progressing, . u lien vthe
hiIh huh the Bciejxuw nri in tli
H-ceiidaut, hern.tradH .iitid cni
merce arf rowiim, wlrero achKjU
no colleges nun risli. where men
a:id
nappy, v; iiwre guv
md the InUiiing ui 11 iirn a tH!
-ag-for a"d;iy wiirk, t lint n r
lot on, tie ;, Ul 8t i!i! ird Oh thft
?ber lf'd.-1 d no! liod : i irji
rv w hur.t ivili. '. t :snd C'i: r i
ianity-ar. r-tr'grnlR)gf w!.re the
arls and soienc's rn backward, lv,XY ,.,,-
where school and colleges arc de
caving, where revolutions .ir-f jvr
nnial, where mn ami women '
have no cause ' to be happy, r.i.d
tSic laboring man is paid a mis'-r-
iJjle wage tor a davV ur. which
is not on ttie silver, basis. I o-j 7
1
i?ot say t hat all 1 h higMy rn light -i
:v:(. Christ taniz"d nYul i.ro-p-rou
rations n.re such because tlwy have
the gold standard, but I do sny
that all such nations have nd'fptetl S
U. demonstrating that gdd m the
standard of civilization and Christ
ianity, of commerce and of labor
It is true that all progressive gov
ernments haye adopted the gold
stnudard, and that the unprorres
ive countries retain the silvrr
standard. As Mexico adhere to
implements of industry which
the farmers of the United States
discarded" fifty years ago, so doe
it adhero to a standard of value
which this country guided by
Andrew Jackson; discarded in
1S34. lion. Josiah Patterson.
Taking the whole land turf ace of
tlie glob into consideration, thrro
nr 22 acrt for each inhabitant
I 011 thu planet.
Vnno?rfiil ar? ihe currji accom-J.li.ht-d
by IIoamI' HaraaparilU
1 nd yl it u Only becauatf lb
;.irprilla, Ui lhim" Iru lbtd
purifier, tii a kin pure, rich, (u-aiiuy
Idood.
Oren Lake, Cdo.. it 10.?f f
:i1hjth level, uud in mid . l-o
tha moitoIjviitiHl tcy of wnlerm
tint world. '
REDUCEO WATES.
thrill r tZ, "v "
Ootnl Tio Mi Cr.
A ru " . tTY ; 1-atr Ixnrjli-
t I JlfVlilr 111 illr
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If you nr., nnxi..iM ,: fill Iha
; ot teti.tb'e idiKxbpnnher, renl
t-iu..- i 1 thu j ,n "'' Alnimij? the toll. 110:1
. irl ttt thoe u!n b.ire ltl cur-l
I f tirh terrible di.Mi n rat arili. " .!
h d t !.) umntiMti, :nd m -r(ulii. bv llie ' iru-tt i
l: ..f Av.Vh S.ir'parillV then : .
..ovrn vfnr!f m.trdiiitflv. . u,lrr -
A nti cmeroiicv inctlicire. J ;,'
A vera (,herrv lcctoral take iho 1
lead of nit ttir r.'nudi. F.r ItiVu il I.-l . .
thtr itdfri ond cur., ot croup. , '
'vhoiinitJi: cousih. or throat, nnn : uiwu v
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i
The growth of the Luthrran
''hureh in this cuntr.y during the
st years has been phenomenal,
neemlty in the States of Wiscon-
ti, Minnesota, North and South
akot&, Washington. Oregon. Ida
. 1 ; aiul Montana. It lias beensjiiu
eedthat ''every fourth perstn
10 meets between Chicago! n;d
nttle is by, birth or bant win n
f I.utheroii.V - Recent statistics
h-w that in the eight States
v-.med, -out of a total communi-
t which includes all denotnina
is, Protestant and Roman Cath
:? "'numbering lblU.SOo, the
'otestant bodies have a tojial of
' ',i19, and of this number o52.-L'.l-are
claimed by. t lie Lutherans.
of .1890 i.roved nhnt
x -
But there is another way to look
at if." We have seen how appre
ciation of gold mean9 higher wages
to the laborer. Now let me show
you what this so called apprecia
tion of silver means. 1 shortly
since heard a very pleasant gentle
man, Mr. Cannon, a delegate in
the next Congress from Utah, ex
pound the silver side of the free
silver question : and he went 011 to
explain, first, that prices of goods
were low here because they were
measured in gold, and then that,
on account of our wages here be
ing paid in gold which was costly
and wages in .India, China and
Japan being paid in silver '-which
wasn't worth only one-half what
it had beenTthoy had a fifty per
cent, advantage, and that therefore
there was great danger of manu
facturers being driven from the
world's markets. Do you see what
that means? That their wages
are so much lower than ours, on
account of "the appreciation of
gold here, that, unless our wages
are made equivalent to theirs in
that respect at least unless prices
are inflated here in this country
so that our gold wages will buy no
more than their silver wages, their
labor will tend to drive our labor
;nit. In other words, the proposi
tion to appreciate silver is practi
cally a proposition to cut tie
wages oCihe laborer of this coun
try squandy in In If, in order to
increase the profits ot t!:-ir em
ployers. lion. John I; Win
Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers is the best, handiest,
safest, surest, cleanest, and most
economical and "satisfactory dye
ever invented. It 19 the gentle
man's favorite.
Won't
I on f It.
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v r . . 11 a 11 rw i . . t, a . . . ru 1 . . w m mm w mm m v s ... ... mm-mm
)tbl !
10 which thn vonng 3r o
it is invaluable, Uung prompt to j
ast, sure to cure. -'s t
1 :
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t: tr.
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It w
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1
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So Mr. iiilni
r -illitWine; t j.:..
i!i!Im wit !i . r-.
1.. of ::i Mill St..
.. :!! by the
!.ilt irouhle,
Ni rj inn. Mt ho
a.ul - tiity-five
v. h. U:i lv irnvf
!mii i ?e ' ' S .w won't liv
iii'.Mt h." !ir .;!.! Io. Ix i itsr New
I Mseovt r :n;.J : f-v. I . t f 1 rftoriHl
I'im to M-rle : h.-slih .tml fiuihlttl liim
to go to work : Tl--ly Writ man.
lie a le . hi- jinfut jjihwI health
to list of I r. K!'' N'W IijMovry,
mmI Ktmwsii Jul ihf bi iti ihe world
for T.mi ti .ili!.-. Tr: iM'.t ttlf-Frre
nt nny Iirusr '?.
Lox-wvil? 1Sxvk;.
Rev. I. - M. Litaker has closd
his school' till after con
ference. Ho will give an enter
tainment during Christ mae week.
He has made a fine impression
upon our people as a teacher.
A wedding in high colored life
was celebrated here Wednesday,
Nov. 20th. The contracting par
ties were Frank Morrison, who
lives on Hon. D. Kincaid's place,
and Mary McNealy, of Davidson
College.
This is the season for killing big
hogsv WeJearn that Mrs. Theresa
Luckey killed a'pig 18 months old
that tipped tlie beam at 401 lbs.
Mr. John Stillwell, of Reatties
Ford, has sold off his farming
too Is and will move to-Davulson
College.
" Dr. W. Sinclair Davidson, of
Triangle, left the 11th inst. for
naiumoro wnere lie lectured on
the 17th before the college of
Surgery. He goes from there to
New Yrk to take a jnist graduate
-course '"in- Surgery, him! will In
gone for some mouth.-. Hi-
brother. Dr. John, has charge of
'lis practice during his ubsence.
Speaking of certain' : V-I n'-
erats hu had evne t'.e
! )i'.b' ie
bVn h
: i ! ! i . 1 1 1 .
The Commilte.. think that tho
desitleratnm in tl;e monetary sys
tem is the stand ird of uniform
value; they cannot nscertaiti that
both metals have ever circulated
himtillaneouily, roticurrently nnd
ndiscrimmnt'dy, in any country
where Ihro nre banks or money
dealers; and they entertain the
conviction that the nearest ap
proach to an invariable standard
is its establihm'nt in one metal,
which metal fhalt compose ex
clusively the currency for large
payments. Report of Currency
Committee to I'ongre, June .30,
1832.
-A.il Impot'tit nt OIll?.
To properly till its oftire and funr
tions, it is important that ihv blood be
pure. Wlu'M it i in mi h a condition,
the body Is Almost i-ert.nin to In healthy
A complaint at IhU time i catarrh iu
som of its various forms. A slight cold
develops the disease in the head. Irop
pings of corruption pn.injr into tbe
lungs brine on consumption. The only
way to cure this disease is to purify tlx
Mood. The nitit obstinate racs of
catarrh yield to the medicinal powrr
of IltiodV Srs;iKirilla as If by magic,
simply heianc it riarhiH theieaVof
the tlica-e. and by purifying and vital-
j i.in; the blood, remove tbei an-c. Not
only dH IIom Sar-aparilli Io this,
but it ic: renewed ior to the uhoi
sv.-tenr, utakinj; it pil)lc fr rimiJ
1 1 li to rcii;,i Miprenjc.
A SPECIFIC
ioi; -
Warner, in "Free Ooinace '
-a'
:: H 'v-
r
1 1 . o
i'.-l.l
i'hc census
sec ted.
Wlmt I on WouIdBo) ? - .
IU-i:;3 fL -tiyity (Spends j;. j;l?:i. :f . .
argo measure up.-n a low rate of
'iittirest, wliiclf'the most conclu
sive proof of-plent y of money t
': i i.i i ,
La Gtlpps, for Golds, Coughs,
ANC t-U;C TROUBLES,
AY
CHERRY
PECTORAL,
belo.ined. I low are we to hav-
interest che:ij.and money abun
dant Capitalists are no worsen
than other inen..; But they are-no
hetier. Tiiey are just like your
selves. Wliat wo'uld you do?
Supposing that theie were lots of
men who advocated the passage of
a .law that a! tern you lad loatied
Miore thnn ,-.,m.hnit '..f it Vu fllt nioirey on g6kl values would
' 1 A . 1 .
.loice you 10. accept saver value in
return. Vvouldryon boao a hnrrv
to lend money? Would you! not
'ran strength in ministers and
uu-mbers ties west of Chicago.
According to the census the ag-
the entire count rv
gregates for
were as follows, but, of course, the
figures are now much larger: Ministers-
4,591 ; organizations,, 8,595
V church edifices, 0,701 ; seatmg ca
pacity, 2,205,035; value of church
I property,- $35,000,354; communi
cants, 1,251,072. GTeensboro
Record.
t ," m 'Z1!;
Subscribe for The Democrat,'
one dollar a year cash .in dvnce
rather keep it lockedup in a trust
c6mpanyoreleeloaa.it only at
high interest and for short terms?
Of course you would. Free silver
would not add a dollar to the real
-wealth of the Wefet or Sonth.
But the apprehensiou of 'it Ilia's
kept, from those sections of the
couittfy the .miUions ppon millions
of capital that, had ftfey been in
vested, there, might have made
such prosperity m he,.world has
hot seen since the euu shone upbu
Eden.T-Hon. v John De Wilt
Warner. l,K? V !
.ibl:
Mt. Ilolly
hvt
We
1 fl;t chtSS :W. U ; i-r 1 I
their vote cunts one
- .
Dr. Hend rsoii, of
spent sohe l:ivs. in re
"fixing" de.-uye-iyeth.
I). A. -Lowe r S n !::iv fH!;! i ;M
their business,- (ho s.il- of hoos
and mule.j. They have some 20
or more now on hands foV sale.
Mr. J. A. McC)iull is iveakint:
of moving toChavVdte (hi winter
to engage in a bef market.1
' Mr. ' C. R. ' Kelly, of Triangle,
went tti Mt. Holly last Saturday
to 3eo his father, Mr. A. .r." Kelly,
who had a plight stroke of'paralvsis
Friday. Bo reported him as ret
in easy Sundar; JtijKlIy-ii 82
years old; and; lived netir heri-hill
recently. ' J
:The ''fruit-tree iman'-1, has lecn
here and delivered his usproutV
and gone; t . . ! ' ' : . '
Success to the Democrat.
aiu'i ' ! Biii Shaikh.' ;
flosrilu;for.thr hVer and
HO WO Iff oof- ZiiallM . .
. X: " cuol yew prompir
and efficiently, . '
an I .r i- ; i.
! It '
j!i -: I i j-
I I... I tli'i Kiipl-c,
.: t f.iu.lly
' f -' limJn
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!! llpu)i;
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v -
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I - rvi r r". -X k -, 1 ' T'
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m,bnt. In pi:. .f l.i nttn.l.nncr.1 t
no U-tjr.. Kindly, uiy IiiIih!, rrJ
ins on. .ljyt f n cnlUtu3ii wl,rt b.I
la Iho jrrlpi an t rurl I.t Uklnff"
AyerV CU.t ry F rt.Hal, prourl, for
me, a bottle . f U.e uteilii ine.atij Wfor
I lia.l takrii I, , if ..f l, J wa cnret. I
hare netl p. rioral f..r my rt.UJrrn
an! in hit f inelr. n,rnrfr w baro
nfHll it, an.l U.n fvun.l it A apexiflc
for col sis eAtigli. an.l lunc troot.le."
Exilt Wtx.D. North Ft., niktfnt M.I. "
Oyer's Cherry Pectoral .
"Highest Honors at Vvorid's Fair.
f t ! . . T
: Frrn IMII-.
SeuJ iir aiUrtv- to It. K. I'.uoklrn
t to., C hleain. and rt a Jr-e anipl- -ii
ix of lr. KH5 New I.lfr Pill. A
'rial v lit ituu iim-- jou vf 1 11 r merit.
f hre pill arc nvy In action are! r-
ticularlj ruirtle in thr rurr nt t oo- '
e.lpatJon ftrnt Sick lUadtrhf. For
Malaria ami I.ivrr trouble they hato
iren prutnl invaluable. 1'hry arc
iiiarantenlio U perfectly ftre frtm
very deleterious toiWtance and to m 1
iiurely ecrtable. Thfj do ut weaken - l4un l il-: i T- u
by their action, hnt by pitln tone to ltm':::LrrV'
ioBach and UmrU greatly lnviirorat nu 10 ni t .. - s
the ytfiti. Keular ie iie. per box.
50M by any Irur?it
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