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VOL. I. NO. 24.
LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH G, 1S.
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A SPECIFIC
FOR
La Grippe, for Golds, Coughs,
AND LUNG TROUBLES,
ItO CHERRY
PECTORAL
nwina
Two years-ago, I had the grippe,
and it left me with a cough which gave
me no rest night or day. My family
physician prescribed for me, changing
the medicine as often as he found the
things I 'had taken were not helping
PROSPEROUS MEXICO.
to the laboring men of Ihe United midc Iiy tho United Slates ol A-ItHE TEST OF DEMOCRACY.! Tho Ploncor Rlob or Hoop.
Let's Come to Her Standard-' ,aics lo aaoPi mo silver stand- inenca to restore silver to iu old! I uii- that nunr of tL.
i v";-v-?'"""Ai-'-;''j '
JL fcVi'r --- - " V.. m3 t
me, but, in spite of bis attendance, I got
no better. Finally, my husband, read
ing one day of a gentleman who had
had the grippe and was cured by taking
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, procured, for
me, a bottle of this medicine, and before
I had taken half of it, I was cured. I
have used the Pectoral for my children'
and in my family, whenever we have
needed it, and have found it a specific
tor colds, coughs, and lung troubles."
Emily Wood, North St., Elktqn, Md.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Highest Honors at World's Fair,
Cleanse the System with Ayer's Sartaaarilta.
T,
F COSTNER, J. D.
LlXCOLNTON, N. C,
Offers his professional service to the
people of Lincolnton and surrounding
country. Office at residence next to
the North State Hotel.
L.
S. FOX,
Surgeon Dentist,
Lincolnton, N. C.
All work guaranteed, nothing but
best materials used. Prices reasonable.
Terms cash except by special agraement
Office on Main Street
What Mr. Lacoy Says.
In view of the glowing pictures
of the prosperity of Mexico that
have recently been put on exhibit
in North Carolina, wo have read
with more than usual interest a
speech delivered in the lower
house of . Congress on the 10th
inst. hy Mr. Lacey, of Iowa. He
said that he had heard so much
about the free coinage of silver and
how it would ''make us properous
like our neighbor, Mexico," that
he felt a curiosity to see tor him
self just how prosperous it was.and
last summer he went there. Hear
him :
When I crossed the line into
Mexico I had purposely retained
among my money silver dollars,
subsidiary silver, gold, nickeI,cop
per, greenbacks, Sherman notes,
gold certificates, silver certificates,
and national-bank notes. Enter
ing a broker's office on the Mexican
side I took out this miscellaneous
assortment of money and received
in exchange $1.85 in Mexican dol
lars for every dollar of my money,
although my silver was coined at
18 to 1 and the Mexican silver at
16 to 1. Even American copper
and nickel were as good as gold in
this exchange. Afterwards, at
other points in the republic, I sold
drafts at a premium, realizing from
$1.87 to $1.88 in Mexican raonev.
I found that there was not a ceut
of gold in circulation in Mexico,
that the great bulk of business
there was done with copper coins,
and all upon the silver standard. 1
After I had been there a few weeks
1 cashed my remaining drafts and
found that I had more dollars left
than when I staxted from home
after paying all expenses. ; But
they were 53-cent dollars, and it
was a rude shock to my finances
when I exchanged the remainder
of them for American monoy upon
re-crossing the Rio Grande.
It has lately been exploited in
North Carolina that cotton is
worth Z cents a pound in "Mexi
co and wedo not question it; but
wrhat shall it profit a man to sell r.
a pound of cotton for that price
nrd.
nnrtt ir liti.rr ..1,1
Mr. Lacey appeared to seek, to bo value, in spite ol tho fact that
perfectly fair in his representation ,$210,000,000 worth of the product
of tho situation of affairs in ihc
republic to th couth of u', and wo
shall be not les so in quoting from
him.' He said:
Mexico is prosperous under this
system that is, she is prosperous
for Mexico. But tho prosperity o!
Mexico in her brightest hour would
be considered hard times in this
country.
The silver standard has not pro
duced tho hard condition of the
adair.s of Mexico, in my judgment, I
but, on tho other hand, it has failed
to produce tho cood times and
prosperity among the working eo
pie that radical advocates ot silver
teach that it would do in this
country.
u Mexico has no gold in actual
use," says Mr. Lacey, 4,and her en
tire per capita circulation ia Im
tween $5 and $G."Yct thoy tell us
that the need of this country is
more money, and in tho same
breath that Mexico, with its ?" to
to$0 per capita, is more prosperous
than the United States with their!
$23. The Iowa Congressman nays
further :
I asked a railroad man who had
was mined in the single year 1S!I.
while e:0,000,000 had len tho
average annual product a few year
, previous. It is argued
that this country ha shown it-If
hostile to stiver since tho so-called
"crime of l7o.M (Jentlemen grow
indignant over this unfrirndlin
to silver nnd show nn excitement
utterly uuwaranted by th fact.
Trior to 1873 the United fita.e
had coiued and put in circulation
of silver dollar about cisht mil
lion, of other silver coin a tilth?
over eighty million, making an
entire hilver coinage during the
whole history of I hi country, u lu n
it is said the country wassofriend-
ily to Hilver, of only about 9O,000
000. From lMi to l&lft not one
single silver dollar was coined a
period of thirty year. Sine is.
T.'l this country has rapidly tnkn
i silver into its circulation until now
wo are maintaining foJ.Oon.OOO of
the white metal in our currency,
not as a debased and depreciated
money, but maintaining it abo
lutely on an equality with tho yel
low metal.
As Laid Down by Chnlr man Ed.
C hambors Smith In 1892.
Chatham ICecord.
At thi time when mc Demo
crat nr declaring thai thry will
iiotnte for the Democratic norm
tut for President if tie it a gold
bug,' and other D-mocrats and
daring that lhy trir7wt vote for
him if ho i a "stiver bug." it may
be well It rvmind such I)cm
crat(?) that lU-r cannot partici
pate in the Democratic primarily,
if the iametet of d-mcraoy
plied this year that wa rtjird
by Chairman K. C. Cmith in ivi-j.
It may thrfon K proper to re-j
pub)th now hi famous letter,
which alt true Iiniffrat h-arl-
ilv, rndors-l four vears ag- uhich
is as follows :
, MttKim Stat h -mrratic
Ksccutuc CominittH.
'Kah igh, N. C. Mar.J. W-
MMr. J.C. Kllinstoii. Hah ih, N.C.
"My Dear Sit : I am in ro-ipt
of your letter of th l.h iut ,
statins that you hav gn rraMin
to l'lieve that many rns nlsr
do tint intend to support th" lioin
upp
r-ader of Tiik LuroLx Dcmocrat
wilt rvm m1r that veral mnths
An Cqual Chance.
VAiitoTuv, Frb. 27: Th
imp! truth is that neither of lit
two gr-at arti rxtrin xnind
ag I wrtitn v-r-l article fr thioTrr th situation. Th-rt is rtUy
Line. tin lun-r. ndativ to th&s much rncoaracrnrnt for IXa
"mt a thr is for rUjaLlietiit
and th t.nly adrautax ihf Ultar
njy i in thir sajrior qaalin
cati m for adjutins thrnisclrr
to an attTI c:iditi:i tf thir.fct
and thtr crvatr chrnitrnfci of
orCAiiuatio:i. Uut tb Itrrmbli
cais an not ts hr ordinary
U"'p, who ttbtl in th it
bank of th South Fork Uivvr
alut t tnih-s wet of Ltnodn
tm during th- year 17V. I liar
l-n la1-rini; very iudut riuly
for several iuo:itb tt tind ut t!.
frivrn nam" of th original Uep.
I had ati iiha that h- hx up- adjiptal dity ran r-ach lh cxsm nr
the (nod :i !icli ! tt!l. and r-tuni"0 rJ.-nir-ti apply.
o I wrt f UaIm!i ! c t e..pv Ti-v 'trarJmarv i nl and
dthr.jjr.iiit. Tl. r" craii ate urr usi!-l t rirrum!!c
th""r Th-n 1 ur-!- my !! .ulln for ih- rrj .f i nur
fri'Mid Wsill.iC" l5'io!iir!i I it. ! ..' .io.l a eirets?ji.j--ii..'i rM.mluJ
C"llld 1 5 ? in-- ll.- i:ifrm it ;,-5i f.- jtidt. h.- I ji ,
i Afir oiji" r Jlet tt!i 1 r-fo iulrrl I any line r-iiir 1 t e:ifrnt and
Mhal l.tU Aiilbnv. .( I !; l-i r-fei- ! 1 1. f t !. - lill f;td
('ii!,ty lodpi"4ht i hi- riju. il f ! tn- ! ji,al ! th- !
farm frm I'hiltp K-q. n xtm A I fr and nr-uo. m, i... mn
o of lh ori.;uini l! - Ia"l ; ud at! nipt ! j J s r-1 Tl
Anthnv c-v ihi- l.md
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At! iir i lifTrat
I'hihp I'.ori..- t!u!it. S- I i tf"!u jht !. r f ..f..f- 1? a.. ;i i:i ur
urien nt t L V.. A t.tl '"." hi j!it ii -..jh l- .h r I'turity
tidov, l-tit t!.-" nl' n ni !," th :4ft "i ur i.'r:i t
w'r-l. Hut a i'-A I i:i i i ir.q i1 U'-puhhrart '
I Mr. AothJV r.t I !.-. r!uifr!i. $ lift dl Mi il rjiif rfri.rr.
in.- of the Natimnl and Slate ralauK rntv. u.d I ...ld l.-r ! N" i-r- m .i VtU-m L
t h r.ur f tti Dtn-
Th 1 r fat
a'-iut th itiattr. Sh lhvi prn. j in.ih- !
f)emcratic civenl i-n wih at-!
tempt to parttcipito ,., ti... np- hi .j,, j . . f j ..-r.,1 p,rt.
proacumj; i-uutp an i coum ,,..r ....r. alui m.. ...j ,,.. h .n ralh- f I... .ill! in of-
c.
i:. CHILDS.
Attorney at Law,
Lincolnton, N. C.
"VVork intrusted to his care will be
promptly and carefully attended to.
Office ci Main Street.
S,
O FINLEY.
how he liked the silver standard
He said it made no difference with
him, for they had to pay him as
I much wages as he could get in the
United States, or its equivalent in
Mexican money, and something in
addition to induce him to live their
T ool-n.1 lum trt.nt
a uoncu tiit.it iiit-ll niiui
would be th.e result if they fixed
his wages on the Mexican basis.
He answered, "I would go straight
back to God's country." 4And
where ia that?" said I. Said he,
Texas."
These are statements which our
silver standard friends would do
well to consider. Is it just to call
them our silver standard friends?
Let us quote Mr. Lacey on this
Doint. e
However plausible and inge'nu-
euM !"hmI r I .Tin itl'0 thi dr Iotittl
to the State convention of May l.hali.. , ,iM. IIln,,..r. Ii.-3n th!. ih ir -i.. mi- Thy
1'JlVaskingmy opunon as thir . , ....... ... . ..u ... Mfc.
hi p.n r U p had i.. r ot-rI jd-r wh heqditl. tLir rivals,
th- atd land-, but h l-.t:ll if Th- af- appirvntlr tit-.f t iJd
right to do s. etc.
"1 am loath to lidieve that any
considerable numl r of our jipje
will undertake to violate a rule of
political conduct, l ajM-d tion hon
or and gcxnl faith. -o univers.illy
in.tllv nt'r-l bv .-nnd r J"8 x'" -'' ? thn t h l.-puMtcft
( Uol.., 1 up f r.to ' "n !?s" '-t r -di.lity. tlu V$
". C)!iho eofiiil v. tin St.il.- Lm.l""" ntW r't ir tUKltion
rsp-ct.nlatheoneth4fhcv.r at u ,UIiah ,j:k,M?, i -u-th ... th- MiddU Sfat. arJ
participates in a polttical conveu- fff (w.v,.ra, V0 uhu l5l.vth.- t.-rth-n, is- r -f S.utUm
The conclusion of tho whelp mat-
tr wn t int t he fteo rninncn flv " ' v " - ' f.-rinatl-.ti t hat !
1 L . . . " " I. .. . O... ... t
ueen in mai country iouneen years , aAvor :nnl.:tnKu. nPftVWM i,v.
all history, bring this country to u
silver standard, the first effect of
I which would li the retirement of
all gold and the contraction of the
currency one-third. Mr. I,acev
concludes that it would not be a
good idea for bi metallic America
to come to the standard of silver
mono-metallic Mexico, and he ba.
been there just as much as Judge
Clark. However, we want again
to commend Judgo Clark for bis
candor and honesty in discarding
all the rot about hi-tnetallism in
arguing for free silver coinage and
plantiuc himself fist-footed on the
Mexican - silver - mono - metallic
platform. He is at least not guilty
of beating about the bush and try
ing to make people llievo that we
jean have or ought to have free
It apj-nr that tin farm ..r -'un--l Th-y d;:d mr
tion it bound iu honor to abide by
old it to !.. rg F..tt. in I7.VI ' Stat. Th" i:-uMicafi. bower-
action. j Thi- land n aftnrd .!d by j"'r- hx" ! rw..tc.!- tb ilvr
This rule H th foundation of t;,irg,. J,,u ntMl tf- Anim. pluen- nt ateS -tti .?hrs
political parties and of government j M.klnburg C.unty. t. Adolph ut Yi tu th- pr.: i-! and
by parties such as ours ami if it lnr ,)oltihu Ki.-h ... ml- r I t-arv iMtty pr.rjimni- on th
ious the arguments m v sor'id aid j
diagrams mav look, the stubborn
when the 14 cents are worth only fact remains as it has remained in
6f ? We quote again : all ages, that the unlimited coin
While I was in the City of Mex- age of two metals at a ratic differ
ico a young carpentef from Denver ent from the commercial ratio will
no doubt allured by the rosv ac- result in the single use of the
counts of some ot the Rocky Moun- cheaper metal. There never has : ment. Its provisione are for n Ho-
tain papers, came there for work, been an exception to it in history, I man Catholic board ot education
c inare and bi-metalism at the
same time. Charlotte Obrver.
For Pnrochl.it Schools.
The remedial bill to restore Ro
an Catholic schools in Manitoba is
ready to he submitted to parlia-
were not oheyed. ue might I' con
fronted with tho woeful sp-ctac!
of a few disaffected memUf of our
17i -". Thi dnl wa. rit.-rl f tju-tii. un win i- nta
th Uitr ofhe. in M-eV!-t- j l" d ih- il r Dnfrt or
bura (untv. Ni-ml-r I'". 17'V,. ! t!.- iU-r II ;e.jl.!i-n. ri alhaj-
party combining with the oppo-1( .m ,i!aui. ti5.. hih l-ttr t. tbtr te.tin arJ
ing party, capturing tho pnpuUr! old pj..si r. r.mi- tut ::i.r- ul-tatitial rylt fi-r
conventions and nommatinc can-J ,,f (arm und-r t!i" !.l ,', r ,, fb future t! n rr-r ac-
didates and arranuins platform J hiw of th- Km th.i: th- .!!-: lpnc-r' in a trd.iJ-
tor the purpose of defeat! When !., should mh-n: all th r-.il '"iht n?a?i ? njor. t'iti th- rj
UcU
you conttder that e o h votr win ' !ajt. u-,-J I --r . l-r- Ti - j K- . Carter
participates in n Mn'.;;i l-'llna r llu ."M a ,. a:d T ! r i . t!j-thai
primary) me.tin? nd vote tor ' t., Adam .? inir. it; ir, ' ' l!M.b' n t ts-rlv r-
delegates to the county convention' Lnr.,lH c'Uiit . . tirv a' ' 1 ;l-'
4 i '
lb- hate ft
f jaflT.
Attorney at Law,
Lincolnton, N. C.
Practices in all of the Stafe and Fed
eral Courts. Prompt attention given
to all bnsiness.
' Office in X rth State Hotel.
B.
A.. JUSTICE.
Attorney at Law,
Lincolnton, N. C
Practices in the Courts of Lincoln,
He found that he had been de- and no gentleman upon the floor
ceived, and that from sixty cents of thi3 House cau point to a single
to a dollar a day in Mexican coin instance where this rule has proved
was the best he could get in the false. France changed her ratio
capital of our sister republic. A more than twenty times in a single
collection was raised among the century in order to maintain the
Americans to help him back home two metals in concurrent circula-jcational purjKes by the federal
to a eonnt.rv where thev did not tion. She did not attemnt to ere- government. In oriW to estal-
to put the measure into effect in
spite of the Manitoba governm-M.t,
and in case state aid is rfun! th
parochial pchools are to get astt-
wh. VOte for d' lejrnte to ! Sta ' nUi.. ,v MlHia! ati I lYl-f K- lv
convention and they in turn for ,aiJ ,,!d t.. Ai!:n 11 u : r- -j I- - r.. .. tl.r n dn
delegates to tho Nationnt mnvpn- -..1 m 1,u.-..1m r..us.!v. Ju!r ;-t 'h: f - s!lv. 1 thrcn
tion. indirectly vole for th nnv. 1 7 c in uA :: ti- i a: . -1 ' ? ! " i-t '-:'rii :thr
tnattoti f all lemx'ratfc cani!- .nJl n?uth-r tract . -!! j
date from Pr-stdent down, vr t: . ,r.atn p,wp Af.. u-f t-rI i. 1.: .. 5 1
I " 4
t j r. srsitt
'i t 1 ir author tm
anceout tf school lands in the
province, whirh are held tor rdu-
Th
have the free coinage of silver. ate a commercial ratio, she simply
The land is full of beggars, with accepted and adopted that ratio as
here and there a city where they she touud it. She accepted the
r Ipbo nnmprnna Tn tho town of ratio as the world's markets de-
. - i
M"kTburyi GTstoX Catawba aev": Gnai.ajn.to I found the laborers ciared the relat.ve value ot the two
land, Kutheriord, Folk, ana in tne working on the streets at the hay-1 metala.
Supreme and Federal Courts. . c . , . r I rru t it.
Office in North State Hotel. iest 01 wutk. eiwvep uuuia a uay lor i aoc iuou rui vn men j o.ij
22 cents a day, Mexican Money, that for the five years preceeding
PENTAJL NOTICE. equivalent to about 12 cents of 1873 the entire output of silver
pr A W Alexander will be at American money. This low-wage averaged annually only about fifty
his office at Lincolnton, June, Au, rate would not support life were it or fifty-OLe millions in the whole
gust, Octobpr, December Febru- ot for the fact that the food that world ; in the year 1894 the product
ary and April Will be in Mt they live upon is produced by other was $216,000,000. This enormous
Solly, July, September,5 November, abor equally poorly paid, and ihe increase could not do otherwise
January, March aud May. price ol tne iooa is accoruingty man lunuence u cou.uiurum
Patronage solicited. Termscasb cheaP 1 went around among value;
and moderate, lDeso mcu wue" mw 7 L V .....-t--
their meals and touna tnat toriu- to mave a remars aooui aiscrtmin
las and frijoles (corn cakes and I ating legislation in favor of gold.
beans) were their only food. 1 Here is the reply-rr-.wo with' wo
1 asked a coffee planter who had I could rivet everybody's attention
lish a parochial school a petition
must come from the head of five
familio?, including at leant ten
children, and the school must le
kent up to the requirements of tho
public schnol. Those who have
studied the bill gay it will caune
much litigation. N. V. School
Journal.
can readily that it would
eminently improji-r for htm to
take part in the 'primane' tmlc
he tnt-t d to tup;ort the candi- t'hi'.ili l!o. Adim' -. Ann
din count v. Januarv J. IT'.'T. I Ka-trn M tr -r!n. Pw-jt-
It.-.k ::. :sl and
nil thi
;
pr?--ipl- d ad tmjfira
date txhkh he, through hi arntt.; u. yK rhthp 1. . Id a !
ha atftt!cd in tu ntiiuliic 1 1 Uar!-ara i'U N... -:i- r t7.
The rUt4it thnl a citun j 1" -. K. p .M are. I f Ur- ,,
inuM vote tor Hi raniit'iaie is ha)!r.iui .tt i.'-nv ja'urr rat
ben initrumiital m tiMfftn it no
tin- one, and i rtittal to the
a
Mittioiiv si. ttu lai.d !i ' I
to
t T " I'-'p j1i. a?e trA a
it. Cr. f ti?
FTtJSJSI l3. CAUBLE,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
whP rpntd. AnvthinK in the a large plantation near Jalapa how upon it:
. k ;iraii ofonorrt nnrkAftrprl tn I Not nt nil. Them haa been no
Jeweler's line done with neatness ana 0 " . ' . ' " 7 V
dispatch. Give me a call. 11-15-95-ly miu. uuC. i : , 7,1 ,1 " ,
"It 18 a good tning lor me. i pay i oi goia. vaoiu nas ieeu coiucu
xrxTir iO.nTiTlQ I my wotkmen 27 cents a day in and silver nas ueen coined. e
tlT vVM-1 Mexican money. sell my coffee haye, as I have already shown,
I have the largest stock of New I for 32 cents silver ,a pound, the I coined and put in circulation over
Musical Insruments thst has ev-1 pnce being based upon gold value. I $600,000,000 of silver in eighteen
i
I ef been m JNoRTH Carolina, buca ag it ig all exporled ; on this get years, as compared with 100,000,- lew ieJ
lT&tSK vrA
Tho Now LlghL
Prof. Henry Louis Smith, of
Davidson College, has been mak
ing expsrimenta with tho new
Hoetgen light. He ha succeeded
in locatiog a bullet nhot into tho
hand of a dead nogro. 'This new
light will enable one to Incite a
substance in any opnquo h.ly.
I'rof. Hoetgen, a German Scientist,
is tho discoverer. Trof. Smith's
experiments is the first ot the kind
in the South. "Cathodo Uay" u
the term given this light.
and Rotter Organs, and any the same old wages as m 1873, and So that when the gentleman talks
thing else that is kept in a first it only costs me about 7 cents a about discriminating against silver
class Music Store. Prices lower p0unj to raj83 coffee. The silver he is simply speaking against tho
than ever. Orders by mail; have atandard. with low wages thus record. We have, in fact, discrim-
proinJb attention, ddess profitable to m." inated in favor of silver. No such
" " 1 -1- . . . I , 1
11-29-95. , I Such f acts are not encouraging i Bupernuman euon nas ever ureu
Taxod Soods.
Tho Freil Douglas legitlaturo
will hardly l forgotten as long as
any of its oHous laws are left on
the statute books. They actually
levied a tax of 4 per cent on all
sown. This amounta to
about 20 cent nioro rx?r bushel.
The sellers nominally pay the tax
but it in reality comes out of the
farmer's pocket, for he pays the
tax when ho bays, the toed. - u
mington Roviow.
preiervation of th integrity ot the
party. 1 should ay therefore that
onlv thoe who are democrat and
intend to support tho Icmocratir
nominee can have n votro in nam-
ing delegate to tli various lnio
cratic convrntiotti.
'I hop and Indie vo that your
fear are uroundlcft and that the
houcstv anl integrity for wlurh
our people have tren priverlnalt
will not bo tarnuhed ly ur h a-.
tion a you anticipate.
It will not l tul of plar iu
thi connection. I fl ure. for me
t imp! upon all Democrat
throughout the State a dn rter
ci of prudeno and charity, t' the
nd that no one who ldieve that
an honeit adherence to th Demo
cratic pnnciple will ncit fecur
the platform, which the p-ople o
much titvHl, may have rxrrcii for
severing his allesiancf. ltuall
U charitat)le and honest with each
other.
Kn. CitAMnrt Smith.
Phthp. Marrh 171
III tilt V't ch lll lotl"'
that t riit.-l p-.'.tK- r j lll
hi natn I-h, rjo l!-iT ll ap j
S a gr-at mativ it;s- !.
rhaiijt. V"T iril!i--, J! r.
Vtter, Jtl-r. V tt-r. K-!r aol
S!"r ar ie j Hl Y-!-r. T!
tJertnan btlr J !a th und f
th" KiojImIi Y Yu w ill find l!at
Nit-n t tiw j-l!l Ni"-k I
ha had a onralin tth
I.iid Yl-r. i7 -ar Jd. .-
tnoth'-r a th Iau;hter - t L i
ld p:ir l;-t, H t!nta that
ttih iiain,a ,dlp!i.
t. M. Yot-t a.
Y.!-r. S.V.
An you one uf thuHf uuhappv
triple tutTt ring with wek tiervi-?
Uemvinbor that th- nnrr mav U
made strong bv Hood'a Sarapa-
nlla, which fwnls them upon punt
blood.
Prcapority it Hickory.
V Jern that T. K. FirM. -r.
of our Iding merchant, psidoul
in cah for farm prrlcr Salunlar
over $lflOt tetde the c-! hf ex
changed. Tins witl ie. es
pecially to tho- h st ins prJoc
tor tale and want for it mcah.
Th Judgi knows how in jodt
I wren right and josticf, and gtU
his than of the trade Hickory
Mercury.
(And all this under tb gld
standard and Clvlands adenim-
traUon. Eo.
Hct?1y Rri;ioua S
K-tnsrf mn "Mile" Htrfr
f hio, th rn 1 litar.t atSff
il" f th C;cteJrd ctjc ,,- llJ
renttif w lrtrsTol hi
COi!ltuQt m th-'tlit-arrftl Crll
aiir.l )dtcf c ir.i tUltit-C lLJ
rttra 1 r fli UZt. C.V ?
t rr.mittd jir5i Satardsy ly
bl if j hi I MUi rtjj with a r
tohrf, H- t'fA ost a f .rniO
C-l!4 tA life j. .li-y Se dy le
t'.r. Iin ayrl It h rt.t
tht if he cnjmits! 3irj5 b,
hir woahl frfrn tte vil? cf
th i-djry. llirtrrr Jtrrrcry.
1 7h, lif ir urrr rart r.f
rury hsM crrl it. Hat htt
mut t- the c.crxV ct tlat
mn who r tj4 write a o tn m
araaph a the atreT lx$.
Hrr Pdl an t!. aftr
liirr psll; a;! d:r'- n. pre
vent oitilipatio4i. V.
Th Ida'-! ird t haded a a haf-
bincr f Spri: c It aia a re
minder that a bbd tHtlfT im
nir in prepare th rtra fcr
the det'ilitatir.g Me-alhef to r
I-iten and rwa will hear lh iirda
in sing: Tal Ayr"s r;
riila ia Itarrh, April, iay.