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DEMOCRAT.
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YOL. 1. NO. 36.
lincolnton, xoirnr Carolina, f hi da y, .i ux k , ihuk.
sum) a yi:ah.
"DR. MILES,
Through His Nervine Is a Ben-
efactorto Thousands."
so
APRIL I2TH, 1776.
r
1 u v" ;,vn"
HWTDFXY kno'VD Vv 'jL-iu publisher,
v.bq i-sicL? ui- Oi'ia Day, writes.
"Fire yqrsr ago I ocuiatj -o i.t rvou. that
roentitl -smirk was.-: .uidi-'. i : -!U not rest
at niffbt-iir. accc-tUit oi r-iv-s,w .- n My
attention w r;' ilvu u i t. :n in. Ko.torij
tlve Nervine, a:.d T iv.i.i.-iiinfvit lo uc it
with the .cry t tf. .. then I
have kfr.i a bot:l; i.i i..y i.-";: iun ii-n it
Trntuevvr my nerve 1 ::.".ir-i'-r, wiiii
alwny ;i.c o;.iiic ijooi ly-n,! : y sun ai.-j
Df Milv' t.ik.-. ) i.-: - w; ;v,i;".i.
fUi'iT:-s. I- ii' vo rccorii
uieu'. J it to ru.'.ny and
it cures them. All who
s u ff c- x i r o in n f v v o
tro' sii- iiid trv it.
It is fn e from uftrr-os ie-s, poi fcctly barrc
less. and yet s. it i -.r.d Ftren;? her.s. Dr.
Miles, through Ids :-"e!-'n if. a benefactor
to.thoa.-.iuids." - A C. LElirT '.N.
Editor and p'r.-,jri. u.i- -f Itt Laxismas.
Dr. Slilos' Nci vi:,-. i - hl-on uarantt-e
first bottle -will ben . f r r y rc funded.
Restores
Health......
T.
IT. COS'
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LtX("OI.X T., 'X . 0.
I DtltTS ilS (': -il-li:) SCI'V:"L' tO tliG
r
people of Lirn'oini on .iml surroumlinir
country. OHlee at reideuro next to
the North Stale il;; vi.
Surgeon Dentist,
-LlXCOLXTOX, N. C.
All work guaranteed, nothing1 but
best materials n -ed. Priees reasonable.
Terms cash exeept by special ngroement
Office on M;;iu Street
C.
1L CIIiLDS.
Attorney at Lav,
Llxcolxtox, N. G.
Work intru-ied to liis care will be
promptly and art. fully attended to.
Ofike on Main Street.
I ILEY.
Attorney at Law,
' ' ' LlNt OLXTOX, X. C.
Practices in ail of. 1 lie tate and Fetl-
era! Courts. Pro
tt all bnsinr-s.
OlTlee in X :rth S;,;ie Hotel.
attention given
B. A-
Attorney at Law,
' i.iXC'OLXTOX, X. G.
Prac.ticts in the ' urts of 'Lincoln, j
Mecklenburg. Gaston, "atawba. Cleve- ;
ianti, Kutljerford, Polk, and in the
Supreme ami Federal Courts.
" OfTIee in Xv.rih Suue'Ilotel.
Di; i'AL OTICH.
THE NjRTH CAROLINA PROVINCIAL
CONGRESS ON THAT DATE RECOM
MENDED A DECLARATION OF INDE
PENDENCE. To the LMitor of the Observer.
The date, "April 12th," 1770' so
conspicuous on the beautiful State
flag, which floats m proudly over
our public school' Luikling thi
veeK, cotnernorates one or oir
proudest historical recorded events.
I have giveu below the Imtory
of this date as well, as a verbatim
copy of the resolution, unanimous
ly adopted in th North Carolina
Pruvmcial Gonsres?, on that dav
The extract is front Calviu 11.
YViHy's Xorlh Carolina History,
and is as follows :
''The Provincial Gongrs-, at the
summons of Samuel Johnston, as
sembled at Halifax ou tbe itltof
April. 177t. ai.d his body was dis
tinguished by the presence of t'noj
to whom I have alluded as the
leaders of the Wliis party. Th?
important question of indepen
dence was move-, discussed, and
unanimously approved by tbis
Congress, and this circumstance
alone w ill perneta!:ire its fnm u
?doiiday. the Mh of April, 177C,
Cornelius Harnett. Gov. Burke. Al
loc Jones. Thomas Jones. Jov.
i Xash, Mr. Kinchin. ,and Gt ;v ral
'Thomas Piirson were appointed a
committee to take into considera
t.cn the usurpations and violences
committed bv the Kin and Par
hamentof Great Britain; and on
the succeeding 12th, Mr. Harnett
submitted the following report,
winch I am justified m pronounc
ing his own composition.
REPORT ON THE St'D.IECT OF INDE
PEN DEXCE.
' 'It appears to your committee
that, pursuant to the plan concert
ed by the British ministry for sub
jugating America, the King and
Parliament of Great Britain have
usurped a power over the person
and properties of the people, un
limited and uncontrolled, aud dis
regarding their humble petitions
for peace, liberty and safety, have
made divers legislative acts, de
nouncing war. famine, and everv
species ot cMamiiv against the
continent in general. THe British
fleets and armies have been, and
still are, daily employed in des-
! troying the people and committing
the most horrid devastation on
the country. The Covernors iu
different colonies have declared
protection to slaves who should
imbrue their hands in the blood of
their masters. The ships belong
ing to America are declared prizes
of war, and many of them have
been violently snzd and confis
cated. In consequence of all
! which, multitudes of the people
pobd was that day unanimously
adopted, and i? the fir6t open and
public declaration for indepsn-
pler.c, by the proper authority of
any one of tlto Cul. i.ici on re
cord." Stident of HlsTORY.
Tha Grandest Fnct of Nature:
Look atHur.
A man by the name of Bnuci
oauR a while buck remarked: 1
wish Adam had died with all hi
What may b) Expected tf a Free
Coinage President and Con-
grabs aro Electod.
Ex. from a pech Hole Smith.
If a President and Congress r
elected in Novrobr committed t.
thj free aih! nnhmded cuintgo of
ratni of tilver into dollari
nearly aix months wouhi pi be
tore they could be itmuguraUd,
nnd fir mnntha more before the
proposed letsUtiuti could become
lav,-. During tbi tim creditor
MoVill I inta Ht&roui.ri&,Com
Wht May.
It Wtng ery f?r fr.ni M.ir pur-
That man ra!w"ulil neek to lirotect thcuuUe
This world would have by forciuv irutnediate lttemtot.
woe, sure e
ribs iu his body.'1
h fool
been a wilderness o
uough, if Eve had iot sprung from
Adam's ?pare rib. T!i- grandest
tact of u iture is won;n. It man
iiad not kept uomau in th- back
ground for su manyjigs thn world
might be in s:ght of. if nol iu the
full blaze ot. the iniil-nnium by
now. This by wr.y of introducing
a I - ferenej to thv exceed; iuly in
teresting aud important adJr of
Hon rP u!. W. Dabney at U.e
commencenTit ot .hv 5jtate Nur
imil and industrial Sehvol at
Gr-nsoor. a synopsis cf which is
published in this i-ue cf the Gb
sri'w r. Said he, quoting front an
authority: Tu point ot both ori
gin.and importance iu this hitory
and economy of organic life, th
female sex is primary, aud as l:f.
is th higr.st part of nature and
human life the highest type
of life, it follow that the
grandest fact of nature 13 woman."
It has been ligured out, we learn,
bycareltil research and study, that
man is the variable element in cre
ation whii woman is the steady
! one. iiereuuy is uisunciiveiv inc
attribute of the female : variation
is the characteristic of the male.
Hence the importanceof educating
woman, since she is the preserver
and improver of the race.
Dr. Dabuey. however, dos not
say much for man, poor fellow, j
The great vol urn of buiue con
ducted upon credits would caie,
busings institution wuulJ :loie,
and wnut and fr.ur.ue would per
vade the land.
At the eud ot a (-.w var beu
buine?! settled down to th- nr
C.iflnto An'frlcjnCVhogii.
J .hr !. t!iUtr
Si,,M1 i 'J- ati' .1 tt!itB
! . tt.. ? ii,r .iLr 1; ii,
mmtt ! llut ltpl.ti
ijftd hi:4 tn ti Vt-
tclit. aKi f ! i. Ya
loau4 i !tt t f t! h tftra
Tll.l?f aV "lb -r:u.tv t.f m 1 .! !vi". lo.t- tta:i fl.liMJ f .r
fctit i.i tti J. j.'.i -n it- M pv- li.raid, tiifd Ciitft.
t!unc TDotib i !! !... ! J Jd.i ! -f'lltf . I'ui.tf i'r
:hnif tu frw .lr b.t m.ll j .i c :
rupt; t jI tb i iir r 1 vsj-
An to fl.V.iin.
A:. rd;r. l. m 11 pr.nt-1
th- I'LiUdehiia. Tirt' the ttri.jh
po to invoh- any cf -th tnii.it-J. . f ,t,r tl;wf Iiu. ..fa!, Al
try in ttiuM wfi ao-.unt .f tf .K.. nl j.-.i j 4, vf. A...t
vi-jt, aa a cLi, .f the tia:rul l f- ,;, .;, Vl,t) 4.1
iueii.ii, o i-.ui. im. ,l-aicmtMC it :.H . lua f'1
thd folbmtng extract fr.aa - pri- f..;,..a.sl!ir,. ..f ..U iJ h
lv letter f r uu a !cadii.g tnniitler.
of a lcadtltg tleiiotuinatl .it, ill tatt-
ttn North Calolina, unit fee had
full permission u dj but hav
ing iich p-rnnlt-P.U v tl.ala lth
the public the pleatUt of let d;;i2
Hhal Iollo: U .!!., ;j to thi 1i
iiat for the tUoled threat about ,n ,
l-vycottiui; 1 h juld ;Irit. I
Rtn cc:it rained to ay, lwvr.
tuat. until thvre ha i-v,.- :dj l;v u .j, th;t T . iJr uj A.ft IvUt. l i;M::'j
nl vi all pnl leach::; ol n.al;.-h Ji I. . t.t yu'Jd u.iev 11.1U ;! A !U 11
m ..t.d ti.'ir.ft
lucn a i;i)rfr;ir :L-
lUciuc the Tanv pt i jii. : u ;.l
tctur.t I - M 1 1
j-:A nui 4. ItUt.d I
i l l J; . I in il')JJ S. J.
inati4 nnd n-trai c:?r:ice. I ct
j !rr..;t-r-
a
:lx uu. i 1 ? J.;.i 1! j k;:. ) Uu 11 JL.
not Irhev- thftt the :ndtp-ud-nt , lLf f uuUtt j f lb.'xfal :n . I i lMDa . 5 MJ
uiv vh
f -!i-v r:i t:
meaning of a dollar, fluctuations nm uuuniUetl C:;aagv - f .;l. r ai .
would still keep our dolian of un-mcrc:al ratio i more thnD to 1 , 1 !... !-. 1.. - 1
j ii;;e i-e v.j
in- n c j'.val ruLtIo;tv a
ol rtburt ceti-uxe tL.--
' a a a
cnm anain. moiaiay m..i 1 1; tl 5J
. .
gc.ritu-nt. 1 l av t,! w x a
i . 1 I
certain value, and hinder dotuettc
trad aud hnmper our foreign :cm
mrce. The silver standtrd aud
high tariff are logical allied, aud 0
alio, are lwv turiri end the gwld
standard.
No man should be trusttd fcv y
with an importantnomiaatica who
does not recogutz that the valu?
of a dollar is now nimured by
.22 gra:rn of gold, and who it not ! Ldur,. it dntil rta.u hft ue.inol
1 . . . . . ' s
7
-
hot.eftlv b-he- iu the
hcLtAlv or p:.ct:-:;b:l;t v
4 v;
' w h a "
Lt I j I .v b u . a; d i,
.
, . a . , '
willing to openly declare his pur
pose to helu keep it there.
With this propoiiti'jti sUb
tiahed it will be ea?y to perfect a
system ULder which the govern
ment can bt relieved of th bur
den of reissuing notes to be uted
as currency, and banks orgauized
upon i uniform plan can be un
corded ih privilege ot muiug
notes for circulation. Silver cau
S
1
tt Th La. i
1
' ?!, M i.o"!'iP. J iiC41
wil l .chm. nd if my ixlj.i-1 1 , , vt i.. L..f..r ,.--Lt 1 Jv 1i..:t'.-u
izeu choo? to bvycolt m? tvr su .j.ou! 1 t iUt" iL tt"i"
i . . ...... . . . t ' 1 1 . . . . . t . . . . ... i , . . .
Uv.if'i vu r.tiwii'i 4 it r.i-n V-rfafi ll.lrat vf W'ln; ..a: r i. r J
oitui.LB ti. tL- ;-.. lit: ?.. ! rebw-. 1 1
woikin. I l.oue-tly tltfr. . :ll;,..-m to rrttl lt,.!-l rd 51.:
soon demon tr.i:? ;ta ui.i:doa. j .in-? wi t!--r p,: .r- j' "Ia-r. !au-J. 1 2 JJK'Jt
Th:- t the -pint wl;:ch. iu pt tLtraUijin,; to Iv'i ti th:t. -U.." J -'r C;t. Cv-; Vi,.- a,
acl. euabkd meu to wlk lu th-! go th-:t wv jsd ;r. ' M '
i
stake and fiillrr il r;o:::-. A: I Nwlth Caro. a laig-,- t,MrL.tH r vt 1 iu Ciuil .vw'J t'-jti ?y
a
tlita : r.ot th first Xitn tl;al w j tli'MX ort-r? au o:c:t.vu ;l;.r ! tl -1'
a:d thv !.. u ra-u c u.. Mtjr.tT. f! .tj '.
should uch ai,.' tu tUi th. o-.Li-i :d-. La. ik.l ll-t.. lx kt'i I:. :!. a
uieaurv t'er LrCome a a it-1
her wonted ay.
bv Lad it frum u minit-r that I Lu akrd :f thrv
Weak, frail, uncertain, vicillating, I which lmusI follrrr a successful ef-
wobbling man! The unknown ! fort to reduce the value of each
1. .. ... 1 . 1 , . ...... . ... ... . . I . ...
n'Jf of ililver and old nl th rittla S v?iaf tiili 1 i!:r.f L
be given its legitimate place aud .... . ., r . . t I . . ,
. , A . j . , . of ll to I tor th raoU that!.-, I1S . slHU a.e ff !
migui uc accorueu exclusive posi
tion below 1
"But whatever is done should be
with the full luowledge cf the rain
Ur. A. . Alexander will oe at' have, been destrcVed. or from easv
circumstances reduced to the most
his office at Lineolntou. June, Au-
ary,and Anril. Will be in Mt. mentaole distress
Holly, July, September, XuVtruiber,
January. March aud May.
Patronage solicited! Terms cash
and moderate.
B. F. Gki -.t,. M sr.
W. I". Gt::(;c. Csishiej.
quantity in the algebra ol hurnau
life! "Unstable as water," Reu-beu-like,
he is generally out of
plumb, and rarely ever in the mid
dle of the road! But no matter.
Adam is everlastingly short a rib
thank heaven ! There are women
ju the world! There are more than
ever iu the .schools and colleges.
dollar one-half, aud to change the I
meaning the word lias already ex
pressed in the varied traotoctiocs
where it has been used."
An Open Lottor to Senator Hill.
Mr. J. G. Johu. a Texn gen-
0
tlemau, who says that he i not a
politician, but is engaged iu the
cattle business, writes au open let
ter to Senator Hill, containing
some interacting ftnteiaeut which
Southern and Western farmers
d:d uol belie- it to 1- hwi)l ja; :l. It mkc d::fe;n.c v
W have rvaKti to UcSievv that d the Ulta.;. aatt.'.
this i the ground upon hicb. a !t j
ft cla4. they ba thfir opp-ittou
tc it. ChariotP. Obr r. Ho 10 lh t sttufjtj.
; Mr. Shufold ha md nc- .-
Somo Returning. !-..,.. . .. 1 , :i i
IhvlJkU4 tl' uLtav
T la
. vJ th aw sk : d'
f '
di-J
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THE BANK OF
LINCOLN TON
Solicits the recounts of Mer
chants, Corporations and Individ
'Hals, and will make collections at I
Li reasonable rates. Settlements
promptly made.
' 'And, whereas. The' niodra
tion hitherto manifested by the
United Colonies, and their sinceie
desire to be reconciled to the moth-
jer country on constitutional prin
ciples, have produced no mitiga-
tion of the aforesaid wrougs aud
! usurpations, and do hopes re.main
of obtaining redress by those means
alone which have been hitherto
tried, your committee are of the
opinion that the House should en
ter into th following' resolve, to
wit:
'; 'Resolved, That the delegates
for this Colony, in the Continental
Congress, be empowered to concur
with the delegates of the other
too. 1 housauds and thousaud ox
sweet girl graduates .are this very
minute reading their essays on the
thnnii tlirw?! i r with tbi rfin nf i
i . "-i i . might do well to consider. In his
lite. iheynro thj ro.-es and we ,
4, , , letter published iu the Kanas
the roses and the pity ol the
thorns. Here's to the wumeD,God
blees them ! Good augels of hu
man kind! Charlotte Obaervtr!
How it Conies.
The X'ew York Sun who-e prin
ciples vary with time and accidents
has a long catichi-m oil McKinley.
The following i- a -ample:
Ts McKinley's name so great'?
That's about all there is to him.
How did he get it?
Py chance.
What chance?
He chanced to be chairman of a
committeu that drafted tariff
bill.
Did he do it himself ?
About as much r,3 n phonograph
writes the poetry it repeats.
Don't the people think he did?
Some of them do.
Why doesn't he tell them how
It,
Democratic pr:mar;- sd couu-j (j,. u-.Th.'u'.ly jr;. v-f J !..
ty ccnvecUoh. r.r? being h?ld r.--v j n:;ur;ty of tl.- p! ! d:
all overthe Stat-. A p-c:m-u tf-JU;c: iU'ilm ,Zi .;!?; t,d ; f ,
port i that ctveu by the ltre-n-l.vCi:vJ1 H- dc:.-:, t.
ville HelWctor cf the primart- ilt iu Ir-y- :h the p'.-U-r- !.
Pitt. The-e aieetiug. it ay.. Ir.ad lie ( f V: -"- -.
4were largely attended nnd evry- ,t:o:i. Uut bf c: r.t n, t
thing pa-d o!t hariucniouly " j pubheau uprt .Kt -.
Free coinage resolution et uu'm he ukt t, d:Xtui yji:z
adopted lu ev-ral of thr tyn-;w., Cv-vUtt!; Ihckvty lr-
hip. But tbiau the ino.i rater-! (Ktf::.;mUr iLai Mr LL M
citing itatement
t a J
tl -A C-.fw :t.a.
l.zitl;.z t'ii.U to tt
iir. il'j;'.x i 1 tl, rrt
;b; . S wb ToJy
tua:, vJ cbafanttt. iu fia
---.r b . . - ' t,.,b't i
:: r u v.i vl 1l'tl- it. !
ttal i b.liy r-?t
:L l;i ::. fullbJri Cat -
o; uti
Lo ;;t."i .Lr tir!y b - '.tu
City Times of the 9th iut., Mr.
Johns say :
"Now w (Texain) are buying
cuttle iu Mexico. Fotirteeu hun-
jdred cow a bought ::i 15?P5 in Mex- j ,a;.. ho
I ico at V per head ; the silver was lJWSv tlt.A 4 :'Kr! ti.;f
oougut in Laieua at Ol Cenu ou
the dollar to pay for these tottue
cattle. They were shipped to
Kaua City, and netted t-3 S5
the food, labor. tirt co-t and the
freight from Mexico to Houston to
jot" 110 per head. The Mexican
' people buyiug thee same cattle or
iu vt i . . . . . . . t t
the meeting :ut:; who tvvt.! t t." ...... . , M';n m ' LJ lv:-
ago left the party and u?ut w;th J ;tJ:.l; U:3 j. ........ :..arr: t,. t:. ai a . ;
thePopuliM.cmeUckdid,:,.jvr.,. SLf, :d ! a- '"V t ";: . w
ttried themelve w-.th the Deiwoc- , S., ... - ' 1
mcyof Pitt hagKicau.to lo-k Uv:r fvr pivtec:: ,;:ll:U "
for succe- in tr. ccmir.2 ca:r.-1 .. .; t i. ..! i ... ! v.. n..... .. n..
!.lt fc.li- litli, t Ul t , . . I : I liriui.i ,.
I ' I
I
I . . . t
e lo rtau :nuc:i
m the coining
,, .., V, Snri.1i' li .r a.i'..ll
threaten the Slate through lb-lt..
foil talk ftUul It;:; -.-l D-n;
a
r
jpn tic r.i
i I til
candidacv of Ku--:ll for Gov-rnor Mr. r . A l....i,v
lL
Uf.Li tit
a
a: a
a
.ai; .a;
f s P
hould tv encuih to dne th pa -: C --n ti. r d-italt Jr .::. i . . .
tnotic white peCfU together at.d;AIe.aler tetU tl c.,tt:!:.,, uW iU xU
itip:re them t. ciak co:r.::jjrt .can Sti;e cvnvtut:. :i. Mr -;: -..itt-i ; to t tt ! f - r litsa
cau. aga:ai. me nicti-nemv ti r.;v o;:i. : Cviv . t i u
theui all. Charlotte tii;vtr.
I
That isn't McKinlev.
A Bank account never fails to I
inspire habits of economy and sav- I Colonies : in declaring Indepen
inrr. Xnv it - Idence, and forming foreign alli-
'5-3-96. ' i ances, reserving to this Colony tho
sole and exclusive right of form
ing a constitution and laws for this
Colony, and .of appointing dele
gates from time to time (under the
direction of a general representa
tion thereof to meet the delegates
of the other colonies for such pur-
TLis it an era of tlraoce thtug
in politics and oti ud Latily be
urprtri at atythiLi; that hap-
their equivalent back, paying for
profit, our feed bills, etc., then
pay 100 cents on the dollar for all
thev buv. Thev are large buvera
of meats, lard, wheat, etc., and
pay us 100 cent; ou the dollar for
everrthing thev buv, while we pav
them 51 cent on the dollar for cratic presidential
for what we buy of them.
The writer refers readers to the
books of the Stock Yards in Kan-
t ...
Mr
s
Dcc.rv trs nccord:.c- lib
w;Le vf h; ct.lii:.'
I . m. . . . - t
- I --- lv ti
M. I.. Molt n.d Mr J. B rvttuu- i
LVWV. WWV Willi V, WW . . . , j ,
r ' , . ... to hvc Alexaidtr vctrd fr Kn-
amaietui is tb-ccnttaut loorrioe. j . s,. i -
by tvcalltd Deat-cratf, of Senator . . . . t .. . , .
l-iicr, ol trCJorauo. lot tec u?mo-
rib C; .!:-a H;ir-'-r
here is doubtldss a basis of cit to Substantiate his .tate-
. . I a. . l
truth iu that. He tlitl not make menu, n n:s pomi i accurmeiv
n:ew goods.
largest stock of New
the tariff called after him. . H?jtaKenf it snows very ceariy mat
helped to do it. ButheisreallvnliftbeUnitjtate hotild adopt
man of good abilities and excellent 'tree coinage of silver at 10 to 1,
Private" chr.r.ncter.-Ailmington!nJ olir currency became depre-
A -
nomination.
Senator Teller is a Republican;
would scorn to b called a in:
crat. He if in line with the Re
publican" party on every quctUoti
av that ol tha frre coipa?v o! sil
ver. Acd yet cumUri o! stiver
Democrats are talking daily, and
htm :f he didn't he would if at h
aui a lrvyft. j . : t & l d
I Ith'.tt iu ::c;.t;r.; f-r rG
daddy (li Z.) !oi Centre., in '- ' it : i cf ;.rty Jtrrs
I 1
Clrvelad.
Mr. Lmnev tc,l him f
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! .fki:...M t,.!:i a i:.iri
I.
vot Altxa:dfr for Du:kry.
t:tnv:!lo Lai Jn atk.
If tl rrnlrrd an ar.tut n:Uy cf
, IICO CO to tcor a ft!j tf i &l anj
apparentlr iu good fattb.Vf thtl wri r-a.-tr from an ::rW c
lessenger.
I have, th
KrSTCAL IXSRI-MEXTS tlist lmS GV-
er been in North Carolina, sucli
as ArTOHARr-, Accokdiaxs, .Mas
dolixs. Guitars, Banjos, Violins,
aQdJ Roller. Ofras. n.nd anv
thing else i hat is kept in a first
class Music Store. Prices lower
than ever. Orders by mail have
Promt attention.- Addess
" W. L. Lowe. Newton, K. C.
11-29-95. " -
ciated as Mexico's currency is, our
Southern and Western people
would be paid for their surplus
products juft a9 the Mcxicarf are
poses as shall hereafter be pointed i that I could hardly raie up. If I had
out.) Journal of the Congress, pp. not gotten relief I would not be here
1-1 -j0 to write the?e few lines. Chamber-
- V. Iain's Tain Balm has done rne a great
-These . preceding, as i nave j
said,-were on tne Ltu oi April, for a For sal
and the rcsoltitn v-m "vrai pro-1
21 r. James Perdue, au old soldier re
siding at Monroe, Mich., was severely
afflicted with rheumatism but received t. .., . t, -. . .iA-...:-t.
prompt relief froia pain y usir.?. '
Chamberlains Pain Kalm. He say. 9llr w"h from .) to tO Ccnta
i irm - ' t.l- ti-tliLt nr!u A hs.tll t Oil the dollar instead of KOcetiti
i a, itsiiv ttij t-4a w ai wv
in gold which they now get. . .
Herald.
?nv iu the
o-a4 Ik an al!u'. !t:! -is.
!kit T;! Itr.au m
IC tn I f rbni.
Curjm Kidney r.3 !iU33 r
CTomp!ji!nt.
itumauon of Telicr by Uit Chi-" , 7, ,V.i; , b -i t, iuin.i5iii,.in
cato convention lf a stiver man 1 ! T T J. - J -rtu vf
C3k0 convaniKii. ii a silver man i riy tt;tUt thr; rvit cct aft4 j lo u,
jit all that tl wanted, in havc5i a ;a ria tL!r l.-.rt. at! tt. f ihi'r istrtt at tr. tl.. r-!-. al U
name nn there no Democratic til- Undiy f r an q;cq&:. Aei
vcr mu who mil! menstira an in o jrt tmurtce f'fSi W.tUl
I 1 .1. ! . ..i tf. . - . .
T.lt-ry tr.U.;W ll.rfl",rS lrti-t w v r
: T. " -W
ji;)..'(fi ct ct i ixz ;,tj jr. a
lain CUic. iboUra as.4 Ifrrt a
lonely, lo a!tact rtrrj tfs?
bf'J artr tir,( trd ffr i aa at
Mr. J. IL Elliot of Hickonr. haa
Ifeelvery xh J a 0t000 contract in Alabama siys to us ono of tho strangest
tng to tb Republican party fr
a presidential candidate? Whf m
ia Morgan of Alabama, Dant"! of iia:k of tcift eetzpWni u(e?nii
Virginia, Crup of Georgia, Hoial: tww
of Iowa. Risn of Vbraika, andrw , , ,;
otnerar inis iiuumg ci ifucrnu..,,, flS!. wnitih
I' r a f r t-x!! tn t V r
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It i Lr :rrir5 r-v-jj : i f
. r it r cf :j t;tj 4
I -r a ly tt.f 4it.
Th I-t.-'xr!? Cacrss f l!
lui:aria tx-gUtsr tit cits n
Jc !r Farr.rri D. y.zV.r.trr at
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