Tlie Democrat.
Chaa. L.-Goon, Editor.
G. Finley, Manner.
nTUP
Under the above, heading, The( loileOUerver n pli.-n a follow: ; "OVtr . )!r,K,,,;,i",,V tlrv m ;
AVilminsto.. Star nri..tFri)lav WfMr.KJ..nr -illyn
PARITY FRAUD.'
To whieh wrh r i tl hnr-, oni 1::.". und n"t
Mild
8
Tie , SEABOARD AIR UNE-
PcfiLIrillKl) KVMtY tM ! -VY AT
Lixcolnton; X. ('., i:v Tjvl rax-
STRK'TLY CAi-H I I V a -a
AdVKUTI;1N" RATH
DIN. 1
lowing manner:
There is not a living man who
when- he takes a silver dollar lor
his labor, his property, or for a
debt due him, vim over expects to
.nnvcrt that silver dollar into a
gold dollar. He knows when l.o
takes, that silver dollar that as ho
for labor, for
' ...1 Yi' :.. ' 1. r w.lK'"" aiuin ir inu uani ot
: 1 1 t .ill A 11 ril- timiitio 1111 ... , I. . i
...i . lit jiii.jii-, 1 IIU ir Uk(T II.
.i , ... ...
- - I I r- l. I.. II - . 1.1,1
it 1 11. 1 i 1 : 1 vninnrii aiTinii 11 1:1 1 II H
Hi Mil til Mlcll ; -irmi- ill "rni-.-;ii t , , . 1 11 t
- I U n III '1 li In.ful .l.ill... I... .....
C. .......... ... .v.. !.; " ''"- . I, rim mil
ll) JJIIIIilllklll tijfi Mii" n tMiii 1
t K COl
(Mi.iMX, ! qot it in return
$85'IH). - oourMNT :V.('W' ; lk?s ; hi?: ptoperty, or for a debt, so he
than "l'i-t cot. ri. $r.(Kj vA ixcii. ! can buy hihor or property and paj'
Vhom thksk 'liATK-i TifKTiE will re a debt witli it. An. he took it so
XO DEVIATION ,
Enterojd'at the Postofti;
N. C. Sr. t oiil- ias-
at T.iiK'olntoTi,
Mail Matter.
FRIDAY, MA.HCII, i7, 1890
If Oonkessman Shuford wants
to, use Butler'a speech tor cam
paign purposes, he ought to pay
postage on the copies he sendout.
We bolievo the Charlotte Observer
did that much for Merchant's
Pamphlet. ' ' '
j others will take it from him for
; precisely what he paid for it, ac
cording to tin' tnmp value on its
I face, and that's what jrives it its
lvalue- and maintains its parity!
! with .'"other money hearing the
; stamp ot the same Clnvernmrnt.
i'ihe idea ot convertibility into
other kinds ot money does not en
ter at all as an essential element
of parity..
Hence it follows that, because
people never "expect" to convert a
silver dollar, the question of parity
in this country is a fancy of the
brain, a thing which could never
assume reality unless a person was
simple enough' to "expect" to con
vert his silver into old! And,
Also explain how pohl can ! at
premium of 1H1 percent, if th Mex-
iean silver dollar doa ''quite th
same amount of work as the gold
dollar.
Ami those questions nevr will
1e answered bv the lb to lers.
They may ?o ofT half cocked and
talk about price tr ing dowii,8cns
nit" Cleveland and Wall Street
some but answer those questions?
Never! The 10 to lers are not
built that way.
In (Jrder to protect ourselves,
and in order that our identity may
not be - mistaken, we heir leave to I
inform the editor of the Hickory I Urfore, we infer from the Btar
iMercury that we are not his broth-1 that, under free coinage at 1G to 1,
er in nnv sense. We do nott,eloni? I a11 t,lf' l,f'I)lp of t,,ls try have
j . n
to the Reform Press AssociaUon,
to his political party, to his church
nor to anything the Mercury be
longs to. So it cannot be that we
are his brother. We simply wish
this understood, because the Mer
cury editor insists on calling us
'brother'
The latest defender of Brown
and Satterfield is Speaker Walser,
He says every fair man knows that
those men were made the victims
... . M ' 1
to do to maintain tne parity be
tween gold and silver is to take the
silver iii simple faith, asking no
questions and not for once think
ing of converting that silver into
gold! In other words, the Star
would solve the problem as to
dear money and cheap money cir
dilating side by side by exhorting
the
or
into gold. And in order to koep
the people, in such an angelic con-
on.- worth : cT:i.i, a. o!dbuS'
want ii.
Th iK-akfr tht-n sail he wait
lik- Jim l-ach nvd to I H..
h"i-d he mrrht li t. thf tine
wii !i th; guvri wr.ubi b- urnwiiit;
in Wall Sir. el and tb Hilly tfonH
wtiuld Ihj ru-dtUinq pilN on Fifth
Av-iine.
Thie tiv- Kentucky lxltera who
wouhl nut vnie for Blackburn were
th i luitdf to ftuokr.
Th uho tih could have
Utii nmdd by Marion Butler, and
would have hr-i jut what could
hnve been exiectel from Hutlnr
WHERE IT CAME ffROM. or any Populht. In tone anil
As there has Wen a crood d-al of!su,,j,t matttr, it was remarkably
alk lately abcut the phrase, "Jet- Jlk .h "il lx? here
J m t by Walter H. Henrv.
ersonian democracy ana Lincoln There n . ; mUtHlcH ut
Tl II" ! .l?l . . .
jiepunncanism, we nasien, ai mia where Mr. CaldWfll U. He dors
late day, to give its origin for the not intend to vote for any man
heneilt or those liurke JJemocrats "H" aur iu io i. ne
who usnl it lately and for the ben- lrtl 1 .e D-cwtic party,and
I I II 14 I Hill Ui
efit of other Democrats who may
contemnlateusinffit. On the 14th Oaaton Nows.
" - r- - - " .
day of Januarv lbOG. Marion But- Mr' J? ,n V- Mrnup will move to
' ii :n . i;i . ...
i f -.u :.i f..i i- pviiii', uincoin couniy, mnt
Id j To 1 ho Soolhom naptlnt Con-
j v.'ntirnrhAttnnoiin.
' avi.i;o: i.l 1 1- r.iY"iiv
tii'ii In Im f.fld in I ,jiattan,
Trim., May Mh 1 ith tb S".
lM:ird Air l.m Striut tli
11171 luVoril.- louti- of the Soutli-
t-ru iiplt b.ti nrrnmiid t rim a
"BaptUt Sft.-ial" fr..i.i WohinR
toti. Richmond. Norfolk and their
t-titiie i 4ti in v.bich tttkr in all
2,500 Dollars
FOR SO CENTS
(DO YOU WANTIT?
of partisan spite and rancorous - ditron of trusting simplicity and
party spirit, lie also says that he J faith in the stamp of the govern
must not bo understood as censur- j ment, we. suppost the Star would
lng the judge and the solicitor who have a statute passed for that pur
tried those men. All of which pose! Then, to apply the argu
proves that Walser is insincere, ment of the Star to Judge Walter
We would condemn any judge who 'Clark's Mexico, we should have to
would allow a man to -be convicted
on spite, or who had not sense
enough to ' '
tried in his
merit than s
enow whether a case
court had no other
Mte.
A great many Democrats in this
part of the 7th district are receiv
ing Senator Butler's speech of Jan-
juarv 14H:"'Congssiuan Shu-" wUuZ
. ford is sending it out with his com
plinifcuts. We should like to know
lowing inclosing his speech a-hnnt plac.
gainst bonds: Whih Supt. Torrence, of Itig
Let us do this, and then we will Shoals was coming to his father'
surely put in the White House a Inst Saturday evening ho nut with
man who is an American natriot, n thrilling exwTiei,c na be passed
a man who is opposed to piling up Hovis' store. At: that place hit
a bonded debt in times of peace, horse became frightened and ran
and a man who stands for the true away, tearing up his new buggy
democracy of Thomas Jefferson right considerably. Mr. Torrencn
and the republicanism ot Abraham jumped and came, out unhurt.
Lincoln, for they are one and the When the hands at While Bros.
same. and Hux saw mill went to go to
i- i . . .
.... I We need hardlv siv that wo do wurK Ia81 oaiuraay morning tney
people not to be too inquisitive e n.eoa fta f f 7 i foun1 lhat had had some vis
to seek to convert their silver not liel,evo what Mr. Butler does ilnrB the lliRhlrirn TheirUnv-
about the Democracy of letterson iM.U xvaa ct itJ tWftillf Wlller
and the Republicanism of Lincoln out of the IkmIit, and th piping
ieing thn aame. Any Rchool boy etc. badly damaged. They have
of ordinary intelligence knowa Bi V . . f. pa,,eri'
.1 iii i . . i I 'irB. ivacnei ion. nioinor-in iaw
those men held principles entirely ... , , ... ' . 7
1 ' ' I ol Mr. .1. .1. KififHiil ili(.(l at liio
at varianco with each other. The lomo in (aatonia last Monday
oft quoted phrase of Lincoln : A night. She was found dead in her
government of the people, for the bed Tuesday morning at six un
people, and by the nenple" is ,focki n,r ,0,l' iK vt warm.
called Jettersonian Democracy, f : i i . .. .
, . , . . iiviiicam s ursi win ana was me
But everybody knows when Lin- u3, f)f her family, her husband
coin used that phrase he was 1 and children Mi having pre?eeded
meaning to refer to a very ditYer- her ,n 'he spirit land. She was 77
promiir.'fit jw.ji.i4 in Kaat :n Vir
Hin. and North etui Suth Can
lina ti C'lml tnri.M.h'u. Trim.
Thin SrciIl,, ,11 ira v Wash
irgtout Itichinond. N'.rfoJk, Pott,
mouth, lYt-rLiirf Vibbm, Wake
roint, Hfiiibr3,,u. Raleigh, Dur
ham, Southern Pm-i, Wilming
ton, Maxton, Laiirmbur, Ham
let, R'kingliitni. Wndtmro, Mn
riou, Riithitfordtoii, Shtlby.
I iulr, Hickory. Newtn, I.iiu "li -
. .. i . . t. i .
(?lilttOn Mnv ittl. rrii-ifii I
ChattatHMa on the 7th.
Srcial will aim lf arranrti
from Charletin. Florence, Or
angeburg, Columbia and Nulrry
by way of hrttr. and from
Ureenvilb', Sjartanburg via Grt-eti-wom1
and from Anderson via Cla
houii Fa 11m.
Tin- will U the grand-t "Baj-ti-t
SjHn'ial" vi-r inauKuratl in
the South. Rat of nii firt rln4
I fare for the round trip in author-
week to run a blackHinith shop at 1 lZvi f"uniall ftation-t. Schtnlules
The Weekly Commercial Appeal
FOR TWELVE MONTHS.
In tAr trt are irMxJ 4h. rlKr tt-.- fi4l.imir . f!-r i rra4r J,
fat titft Brit uinic ir ,r I r -rt rrtr i iti,t-r l tJt .ik;t,.
rrc drU iu MrLi(tU trm i-i-mttr i. ! iisj Id. e UU, Jk.
lo: If ccrtt t nrar-t It9 r fs:t !,"" Is rr cited t ti f
ary sv,l4.1lrfiin hl?s.: llln .Mu.b. 1. tt il r.l uii
Itexiptln Iimr jrir wrvi ..JU-: piM34 I. 14. : ;! tc.
. Ha mle t.p) I rr. AdJrft. ' oMilV.RClAl A Vt'H A I M.n.j Mi, tttz.
I A ....M y, .r .. . .It. ... f.. ..timT T.I T Wltl.1V t'..kll
Arm i. and Tut I.ixtoi v Diirjnr f r xi- -r lor niy il.uS ac
in advdnce: also alloaiti uca oil ctl'U troM in Mfinpt.ii
ecriptions may tgin at any time.
Thost who hav-already sulcnUid to Tne LtCoi biw juj
can get th Commercial Apical for vear and a i?uei st it hltz.
phis cotton receipts for Ui cents. AdJrf
Tlie Lincoln I)(inoeratf
f 21-tt . loc.Jntwxi, N. C
conclude that, because the parity
between gold and silver is a real
question down there and not a
"fraud" and a brain fancy, such a
sad condition of affairs has been
brought about simpl7 and alone by
the persistent "expecting ot the
Mexican, who, instead of not 'ex-
t o convert 4ns- srl ver into
gold, actually does expect to do it
a tiling which results in gold going
to a premium! And to increase
who Ililvs for tliPK evtrn ermipa nf t
. t. i i 'A i the reality of this question of par
ity, the foolish Mexican keeps on
disregarding the stamp of hia gov
iniii. ni. toi once remember
send the' speech, around for Shu
ford uses a 'gove r njrtent wrapper.
If a f?old- Dpmnprnt worn dninrr ?i
k , u-" ' i it , f, 1 iug that that alone gives his silver
llf t Miner v cihimlil iAor l-i r f1
woods ringing with Populist cries ! mon it? Valu'
I about spending the neoplo's money Therefore, we conclude that all
to send out Wall Street or William Moxl hns to do to restore the
Street Literature.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie is ship
ping steel rails to Japan. He un
derbids Englishmen, and so gets
the Japanese trade. All ot which
is mighty good proof that our Tar
iff is a bonus' .'or a subsidy to the
manufacturers. It Carnegie can
undersell Englishmen in the mar
kets of the world, what becomes "of
the argument that, we need a Tar
iff to equalize the difference be
tween vyages here and the wages
paid "pauper labor" in Europe?
The Democratic doctrine of JefiVr-i
ami rate will I- published llr.
ror further information apnly
to Soliciting Agmtt or Ticket
Agent; or, to th undrign-d :
Wm. B. Clements, Travelling Pas-!-nger
Agent. R. A. NVland,
Uen'l Agt. Par?. Deiiartment, At
lanta, tin., T. J. Anderson, Gen!
Pass. Agt., H. W. B. (Hover, Traf
fic Manager, Portsmouth, Va.
Money to Loan.
tin luipruvrd farmi at 0 rr rent, on
Ionic tim and rsy triu. Pajmnl
on lntallnirn( 1 utif tenih ol prlncj-
tl mjbtf annually m Xuirmhrr Il.
r full parlirtilar rail upon
S. ti. MMtl.
omi.e ill North Mat Hotel.
For Sale.
I wilUrll b.r i ah privatrl) Ihe hut
and lot In tl timn ot I.inn.inton,
known a thr Ir .1. t. biliill hon
ptacr. For furlhrr information rail or
ail(!rri.
Mm. A. 11 i-mii t or
Mn. M.Strtit.
N. f ahhrtlM.( lrb.ttr. N r.
"-arnTBar
1 i TV
Attention Housekeepers.
STOVES JUST RECEIVED AT
HARDWARE STORK.
ent kind of government than that 'eara of aKe- For 45 y' s!l had
r,u i rA' : u- lx.n a member ot Olney IVeobvle-
set forth by Jefterson in hia a. 4 . . V
d,.,,: '.M-no ,. .u r an church, where o,, yesterday
ii3.iuno.iBm nvz. e nav not sne wa9 jal, to rpBt jjer fllIieral
space to show the difference here, was preached in that church by
bnt every one who ever read the the pastor. Rev. U. A. Sparrow, as
United States History knows what 9i9t h' !i?v"f R- .V' Snh.
wo are driving at, and also knows u Urf J1? " Mc,an J1"' Mr'
A ' Albrrt Holland were recently msr-
that Senator Butler was wrong, rieii at Dallas.
And let this be a warning to those The McAdensville corresnondant
The Largest and Best Line of Uenerui
parity between gold and silver i9
to pass a law, or start up a some
thing which wilt increase the Mex
lean's faith in the stamp of his
government and prevent him fron
expecting to convert his silver
money ! And whenever the United
St a son adopts the 1(1 to 1 business
alt that will be then needed for
people to maintain the parity be
tween gold and silver, as now, will
be to accept silver in simple faith,
not "expecting" to convert it into
gold or other money?
But will sensibli; people believ
Democrats who would use that
phrase.
And is it not wonderful how
men will pervert history and fact
in these last times? But there is
comfort in the thought that it can
not always be. The Sphinx of
Sampson cannot always sit at the
gateway of reason and propound
his empty riddles.
says: Ilev. M. i . Meele, p-tir oi
the M. E. church here rommencid
a series of meetings Sunday 2iinl
inst. Mr. Steele i- an aid- man
and it is ho(H-d that much good will
be accomplished during the mail
ing. Mr. F. B. Carnes. a sprightly
widower of Oastoma, was innrrie'd
yesterday, Mits Junie ('arson leing
the bride. '1 he CHfmonv wa rr-
Advertised for Taxes.
11) lrtur of tariou tate In oj
hllnl fur rutlci lif.il I hr Uiir a
thr follufritlfT laloUuliirh t U ill rt t.ir
to public le at thr ( 'i.urt it
in l.lncolntoti, N. i".. i.ii Mondi.) thr
41 h day of Mai I -t. '
Mr. M. V. fi.ih. -in 4,r. i 4 f '
C. W. Ward, "Sit rrr ti '!
Fanny ltrinhantt. . r. m . !
Wesley mtih, l-cr.-. M. tl.C" i
Thiiar Who -rttlr t-f. ir iir Will or.- i
)y be charged ro rmt tt. J
J. K. Oi ivt, ixoiM
it la unit iwfc. i
Housekeeping Goods, in the Town.
FAT ft KB OK LOW PRICES.
SQiij that a Protective Tariff is un
constitutional is eternally right.
Readers of the Pemocrat will re- !
member that ; our Ponuli?t Con- i
gressman Craige. Shuford votel for
the Republican Tariff b;ll lately
before the House. Then, to hear
one of tho.se Populists stand u
and claim to Tie a Jeffersonian
Democrat, is enough to make the
angels' weep !
i such nonsense? The stamp of the
gold. Isitnot because a silverdol-
' The N iws and Observer of last lar is now as-good a as gold dollar?
Saturday taljs about -its being in. You can say what you will, pari-
touch with the Democratic masses, I t y, stamp of the government, or
as if it Were a badge of honor to be what not, but people do inquire
in touch with the crowd. Tt would ' when there is a difference in the
government gvef. money no value,
ami no man who takes the time to
reason, a moment will say it. does.
And. on the other hand, the parity
between gold and silver will not
be maintained, by the fact that
peopl 1 do not ''expect" to convert
their silver into gold. It might be
pertinent to ask why people do not
expect to convert their silver into
have suited us better had the Ol
server said it believed so and so,
not a whit for'what any body else
believes. Such a course may not
tickle rthe crowd, but we always
teel better after we have said what
we honestly believe about a thing.
If the; News and Observer believes
in free silver, it should put its
faith '.on the high ground that it
is right, "-not -on the ground that
nine tenths of the people are for
it. To teayyoti are for a thing
simply because nine-tenths of the
people are for it, may be policy,
but it is not principle that talks
that way.
Abuses CMovotand A Popnllntl
On Wednesday night of this
week. Mr. L. C. Caldwell, of
Statesville. delivered in the court
house what was advertised on th
streets here to be a Free Silver
Leetuiv." Mr i;aldwll was in
troduced by nobody. He simply
walked in and bgun hi'Lecture.''
Tin- speaker said he had been in
itt d by Mime "friend:! of ilver"
to respond to a little toast on sil
ver, "which thing he wouhl do,
though he vu.i unprepared to do
the subject -justice, as he did not
have hii papers and "r-crap book''
al"iig
The -peaker further remarked I --olll
that he cast his tirst vote for!
Cleveland and had voted for him I
- i. : i. i i i . I
date. Hence
rieht to criti
the Mayor of Statesville-then pro
ceeded to do. Mr. Caldwell ac
counted for what he called the
great change in Cleveland's policy
by saying that when Cleveland
went out of otlice in IS9 he did
not go lack to the people where
purity in politics reida, but he
went to Wall Street and breathed
that "yallerair" fr fllUr long
years. And when Cleveland again
came to the White Houe he was
Sale of Valuable Lands. :
A morf jraire 1 r-l l.!tir i n nr-
ilid l. f. r. Mniid and .iltr to :
prlHrr Mund . d4i. d Jan. 1 17 tt. j
c lire thr pn)lt.nit . i a irMtr.-n ie. j
tra trd for ll.so.ui, dnr Jan. I. l:s, '
ho h morttfaifr i- ... rm i.td In J
I.ilu idll roimi) rr.'i'lf It. ,.i ti j.ifr
H4 to whU Ii rr? i'trj r ? i .rr- j
hvmadr-snd d. Iii.lt ht ir v 1 .. i. ... ,
formed at th- home of the brideV b lhjiMri,i .. a.d . m i.d ti.ier- I
tather, Mr. Jno. R. Carbon near irtii .i ti.r t -us in i
W- t9 Irtn ;
or iii-g 1 r.tr
il"l J oul ur
:t lL.su plcattd ;ih
t:.thu shlpts.et.1 la
tut
Pisgah, by Key. . I. C. Galloway.
A large gathering ot the friends of
the contracting parties were pres
ent to wttiw'.-a the ceremony and
oiler their congratulations.
Mr H. A.. Torrence has a mule
that his family have driven to
Lng Oeefc chnrch for a number
of years, home time ago this mule
got lame and they turned htm
loiiae to thn range to enjoy himself
the best he could. Almost every
day he would to the church,
ahr ut two miles distant, and stand
for a couple of hours near his ac
customed hitching place and then
return hoinn.
SUl hM.rtCr r..nH:i .d. ihr nt.drr :
Kiifi.vtl tailUt l! at -uih. i. n at the 1
cHirt h. u-r dix.r in I ,. n,f n. n j
Monday, Ith dy ( Ln 1 f ii. i
at neon, for rah. thr i.-.i.d- d. ilrti I
and . ..i in thr . tm rtfrajrr, 1
h ir In Catau'. i rinr t uj-hij (J I
I.lni oln eountv. adb ininir thr imds of
II t . lUrklry. . h . KUly and U.uud
ed a folKnn. to-wlt : p.rinine t a
small hta. k gum at a piin: rout lLn
N 1h i: iep . B mrw.HAi; thm H el
E P trt diad Ii. n.;th.;i X II W Ui
V to a V O: then s ij H pu I to th
hraiu h; thru ith hraio Ii t. trr b-ix.
nlnf iH.itlaintti hi ari. t r-J and
32 pole. Tht $61 h .la) of March
Sran NtiM.r
per A. II. Si.imus, agt.
liov Won't
Montlt.
Live a&
I
re he had been a candi-L cl,m' ron, of i4 Mill St;,
i .. . Eolith (iardnrr. Msm., mh told hy the
ence, bethought he had a d.H tors. His had I.unc iriubl..
criticise Cleveland; which foJloinfr typhoid Malaria, and hr
r of Statesvilh-then nn.. 'H-nt three nittiTlred and frrt-Hr
.nlnn ..I .l..ll..T- TT I, ,l . .
. . " : '.the willing Uh1 of the Shvlock
inquire, it is proot positive that ana the cold riii" ;
. . . 1... . v
pan iv is a real tning and not a
"IH-nt tnree niindred and fert Mr
dollars with doctort. who flnall gave
111111 ni. -aj in k : - our iMty won i lie
a month." llr trirtl lr. Hoik' Xrw
Diwoxery and a few Uttlr rrsi..rrd
him to prrtv, hralth and enahlrd him
to On to work a Urrfrctly urll man.
Hr -ahror hUpreSriit fo.I hralth
to ur of Ir. Kituc'- Nrw lii'orry.
and know.i it to 1m thr tirot in thr world
for l.ung trouble. Trial llutilrs Krer
at any Irug Store.
fisnpli
AA axd rra cxtmm
TO Til EMTOt el hire 12) ibsctv
rtnvdy tor Consuirptkxi. K Kj tlmrfy
tbouianis of hoektt cun kivt Wm airsajy
pernunettfy cured. So pruol puMWf am I
of Ui rrr thit I comW It my d-ty t-
unJ hro iKftUl (tn loVixc c4 your rcadm
wtio hive ComxuTirtkji.TbroAt. hronrMil cr
Lun Troutk?. If thry 'd write tne Uwtr 1
txprtn anJ rostotfice xllress. SL-verrly,
TV. !UllirWl i Immm ruimui af
i rmmw uimmiw iam fmmm
U ill I..
.t i tk to lo i - V-.u r: I - k
I. Wi.i: PRIi;t -.1... th-v a:m., at al-i-
si All. DRY li.o.p- HAVE DEd.lN
Kl We L..u$ht int in our f.rt ftip-
Reji.l e rjpectr.t II?. tt.fxJf In dllC
Wr u bin nrtt Utt I.;n- of CJothu .
If iu want of anvthtr.i; it. ttat bn- ciSLft
aucJ str cs. we sr-Jl br vcrr cUJ io Lw
yoo hither yea w;h to hay or not
veky HEspEirrrrLLy.
II. S. ROBINSON A: CO.
IttlVlIIM KcNIlltN.
Troni a Irttrr written by Hrr. J.
liundrrman. of Uiamoiidatr, Mii h..we
are prrmiltrd to makr thU ttr.,i .
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Ti,fc. ik.. ,.. .-i e t . .. l"l Inta ii.i.:.:.... i ...
I o'-ii- i in; iK.aKer reiemn io me' , .. ""(ui'n m rn.-imiairiHiinr
I Tariff and said that he had tlkl ! ! n. Ibseovrry. a- thr re-
PERTINENT QUESTIONS.
The following recently appeared
in the News and Observer.
Tariff until every frog in the ionds
along the roads was croa'Aing'Tar
iilT' Said that if the nennh in
1 1892 had known Clevelanda ixdicv
: on the.
o A 4- 1 u T ttri I . 7 -i t
At Vv "uvousuce ai-jnot nave earned a southern state
r Clark) found that he received Cleveland was then ratlod troit
ter
for
two dollars in silve
H't".i aim p,4iu Ulill till I Kill IHIkHI ' ..I. . . .
suns wrre almost marvelotii in the rase
or my wife. While I wa nastor of the
Haptut eliurch at Rhr Junction, she
was hroutit down with pneumonia
succeeding Ladrippe. Terrible parox
ym,of ujchinjc would last hours
with little interruption, and il seemed
as if he could not nunrive thrm. A
iriena recommended Ir. Kinr'a SVv
i iu work
nom nnteA hi ivMlim. 41 "iciorj in results."
tioned and issued bv the rovern- l, C , nsirM . nv K -tore.
ment of the Tjnited States, and the Cleveland dictated. The speaker! ,
next most marvelous thing was his then asserted that he had ben : OM tin, nd mJ to
discovery that tlie Mexican dollar taught tharee'lTlver
does, inside of Mexico, quite the cratic doctrine, had ben taught it most inf fayor with ?h 2 Medical
same amount of work as the gold bv Vance and Ransom. There- Pfon. It is the standard and, as
dollar does in the United States." peal of the Sherman Law was an-lte admitted
V- AAAA
Cleveljind wjw tbn r-n 1 Lul n o;.'
for his American money nearlv and th Hl-o ,,,i n,i;Qi .1, I BicoTery; it was quick in
r for one r' illtf "tlsfaciorj in ,
Ulood and Skin
AlwaysDnn
rl JJ.D.D.
vui VVI.
DOTAMC suoo ItN fAiU
.a 4 aw M4 n.
J.rM if iw III.
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lLi:'mrmm lit if
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3aal tar fr.ifv tft..... . i
Caret, rnca. Vm IZ7 E.TrVZXr. K
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C ai0D tIALM CO.. tUfti-.tu. f
AT ANDREWS,
CHARLOTTE, SPECIAL INDUCE
MENTS IN FURNITURE.
The Urg-it Ht.k .v.r oll.fe.1 I(f.r,. All mv Sil- i. tt.
Tht workmanjhip is uusurraMd. If Vou want t.. I.uv Fainit-te i
can save you me money. Write for prices or come down ar.d
your stltctions.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
I offer th. BEST MAKES .1 the' LOWEST MUCKS ...J OS E -
TEIIM3.
E. M. ANDREWS 1 iHw.Tmam..
' CI1AIILOTTK .N.C-.
Send Your Job Work to The Lincoln
Democrat Office. All work done in good
style. Our prices ure Reasonable.
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