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I 'j THE IDEALOGUES AND THE NAPOLEONIC TEMPER By Hon, JOHN MORLCY, British Statesman and Historian APOLEON, WHOSE NAME I NEVEfc MEN TION" WITH ADMIRATION, HAD . A GREAT CONTEMPT FOR PEOPLE WHOM HE CALLED "IDEALOGUES." AN 1DEALOGUE, A DOCTRINAIRE, IS A MAN WHO BELIEVES THAT THERE IS A RELATION . BETWEEN CAUSE AND EFFECT ' AND THAT THERE IS SOME DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIGHT JAND WRONG. " Whenever a Napoleonic temper arises in a country, in a parlia ment, in a cabinet, the idealogue goes down. He is despised as the dupe of his own abstractions and of hollow sentiments. Yes, but I cannot but remember that the scene shifts . and that THE TIME CAME-WHEN, NAPOLEON'S IDEALOGUES WERE AVENGED, WHEN ST. HELENA DISCLOSED THAT AFTER ALL IT WAS NOT THEY WHO HAD BEEN THE DUPES, BUT THE GIANT : WITH THE SWORD; that it "was not they, but the conqueror with his scourge, who had been the victim of his own' chimeras and hallucinations. WHEN WE THINK OF THOSE THINGS, WE WHO TOLLOW PRINCIPLES AND IDEALS WITH A CLOSE LY ACCURATE ATTENTION TO THE FACTS MAY BE OF, GOOD CHEER. CIVILIZATION THE INDIAN ITT7TY tt TTAW X. . . J i i-Xjijxxxj uas uoue jot uie xxioiana as a people juai (l I - about what it has -done for other races. We are not ' n' "I " . . .. . ; ., . meeting any new zaie. we nave got bcqoois, anu that the cost has been is a question that is much could be said on both sides. : WE WILL DO THE BEST i THAT 5 IS IN US AND "SHALL NOT BE SURPRISED IF IN TEN OR-TWELVE YEARS ', THE. WORLD EX PRESSES WONDER AT WHAT WE HAVE ACCOM PLISHED UNDER THE WHITE MAN'S SYSTEM OF LIV ING. ... . It may be that only a few of i attracted attention after ending their school lives. , But let us look into the schools for, the whites. Take any college. Out of a hun dred there will not be ten who are -ever heard of after they have gone home. . r ' , WHEN THE 'INDIAN CAN GET IN HARMONY WITH HIS NEW SURROUNDINGS, HIS ENERGIES WILL TELL, , THAT nE HAS ACCEPTED THESE NEW SURROUND INGS .WITHOUT, ,THE USE OF WAR PAINT IS PROOF THAT HIS HOPES; ARE HIGH. , . ; YOUNG WOMEN ' AND. THE STAGE Br CLARA MORRIS. Once rVaotn Emotional Actress I HERE is a great difference between he girl that is 2L stagestruck and the one that wants to go on the stage. The former has only the natural craving of the young for excitement, fine gowns and the music. .SHE CAN BE 'CURED. Give her a course in dancing, and she will soon have enough of excitement, fine - dressing and music . She will dance herself into men's hearts, and - the stage will be forgotten . v ' ' . ,, But the girl who is irresistibly f drawn to it who, knowing "Juliet" by heart, is content to take; a part uttering only one sen- ' tence SHE MUST GO ON THE STAGE. Even if she is your daughter let her try it. ' Begin at the beginning and advance as far i as her brains will allow her. If she has been brought up properly, she knows right from wrong,1 and IF SHE CANNOT RESIST ' THE TEMPTATION OF . STAGE ' LIFE SHE IS IN AS MUCH DANGER BETWEEN : THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, ' ACT1W3 IS AN .ART A PROFESSION : HONOR. America Leads In the Money Markets ty rsnsior CILV-T.'CrT f.L V'TZW of Kew York f ; 77 EW YC"K 13 FA3T EEC0MIN3 THE GREATEST MONEY I V I CINTEH CF THE WORLD. " B 3 cf Er gland's merchant marine London has tie auv2.rt.-39 cf us as a center of exchange, but we ' hc73 to rcoJy l!;at es soon as we ottaia our own rarL'3. Errr.! e:l.-3-A!:1j;i our monetary BUjreinncy when ? to t1 3 Ur:t:J C:-' 1 tD 1,3 C" 'c:: .:;' i::tu:;i::g - - - w - u::r o AND By PLEASANT PORTER. Chief of the Creek Nfttios f. . T 3t . 1- . :; TV? 1 . . a. ' : .1 . .. 1 out of proportion to the benefits open to discussion, and possibly the graduates oi ma schools have YOUR OWN HOME AND . ; OF RESPECT ' AMD '"1' oat Lcr sr loan- TIIE TALK thc ' utitld ctatts 1113 FINANCIAL C0CT3 j wlo want t Ir.r.7 - 1 1 r - t i - i 71 HATHAMITE. IVoadera of tk Latest ; Mat Pawerlhil Esploalve. The most powerful explosive known Is batbamlte. a ' recently , discovered substance wblcb showed remarkable qualities tinder recent testa. Besides baring the maximum of explosive pow er, this strange material, vV.ch Is tbe discovery of O. M. Hftlnaway of Wells boro, ra It the mor4 difficult to ex plode, laye the New York World, To test it on this point the followln:: seemingly dangerous cxperlmeats were tried without effect: Lighted matche were thrown Into It. It was pounded to powder on a sledge. Shells me exploded near It Rifle balls were fired Into it. . Light percussion caps were discharged in It To explode the material a heavy per cussion cap must be used, but then It detonates with terrific force. Some of tbe tests of Its explosive force were: A small charge of the mixture wan exploded upon a sheet of quarter Inch boiler plate. It cut a bole In tbe steel as cleanly as a machine could do it. A small charge was exploded be tween two cakes of Ice. each weighing over 130 pounds. All that remained was a small pile of actual snow not finely crushed ice. In a second test on quarter Inch steel In the open air tlie plate was placed on a collar of steel. The steel was cut clean over the collar. The collar, of tbe toughest steel and three Inches deep, was broken Into several pieces. . ' About an ounce of hatha mite wa. exploded In a regulation United Statee government one pound steel shell, and very thorough fragmentation of tlit shell occurred. ' NOVELTY IN WINDMILLS. .the Prairies. Instead of using animal power in driving the various machines which are used on a farm a western Inventor, Mr. Amos Wallace, has conceived the Idea of making the wind do bis farm work: for him.! , Stationary windmills are common 1 enough, but a portable windmill la surely a novelty that mer its more than passing notice, and a portable windmill It Is that Mr. Wal lace uses, says the Scientific American. The contrivance is mounted on a low four wheeled wagon which can be Teadlly hauled to and from tbe field. On l;hls wagon a stout framework is erected at eacb end. Tbe upright frameworks are provided with bearings to receive tbe shafts of wind wheels It 'will be observed that tbe frame works are stiffened and securely sup ported by a system of braces, Eacb wind wheel shaft carries sprocket, connected by a chain with a email sprocket 'Journaled in a stand ard, which 4s carried In the center of the wagon. The central sprocket shaft Is fitted a pulley which receives a driving belt ; Obviously the belt can be slipped over the pulley of any farm machine which Is Intended to be driven ' Csurloas Propeller.' A steamship has recently been built by an English firm drawing only elev en inches of water, yet baring a pro peller two feet six Inches la diameter. which revolves entirely under water when the Teasel Is In motion. The screw Is placed in a humpbacked tunnel (thnt Is, higher In tbe middle than at either end) In the after part of the bull, both ends being Jaelow the surface of tbe wa ter. Whm the , vessel is at rest the screw lies in tbe tunnel, only tbe tower eleven inches of It being In the water When it begins to revolve, however. water is drawn In through tbe forward end of the tunnel, forces the air out and completely fills It and Is In turn forced out through the rear end of tbe tunnel which la below, tbe water surface. I this way a large screw Is supplied with tne necessary water to worn in, ana u light draft Is made possible at tbe saint time. , : , CmbrkMe Glaaa. GUlm that you cannot break. It fs claimed by a European inventor, may be molded Into any desirable, form. Lime and lead, that enter into the man. of acture of glass now la use, do not en ter Into the composition, according to tbe Inventor, but be refuses any other Information about it 'With a gimlet of this glass a bole can be bored In a tough board, or a bole can be bored in pane of glass and then patched with the new glass. Any kitchen utensil can be made of the material,7 and it does not crack wltb any amount of beat used In the ordinary processes of domestic Ufa- ' - " ; A civil and mining engineer of E trass- burg, Germany, has recently planned e new system of waterworks for Apia wbicb calls for little expense to oper ate it after once Installed. A company has been capitalized at 10.000. The water Is to be pumped from a subterranean spring by means cf water power obtained from the Val- ano rover, a turbine or overshot wheel being nsed for tbe p'-HTOse. In '.e event cf a shortage cf the supply of iver water a traction steam engine will e tit "'zed. . TLU erplae will be provided with a I'.one crubber, water enr and all arpll- - for naca 'ar.-.'-: z rcr; 'a. making t -f : etc., a:. J i: li tie Intention of f ' ? c ; p r ti r ' t it ti t';e fovern- ! t v ' 1 : t " : ' - ; ; !:- Winter Eczema OFTTETTER Js one of the many varieties of that tor mentintr disesM called Eczema. It slum. bers through the summer and breaks wt in winter. The bead, feet and hand trt the parts most often attacked, thongh it sometimes aooears on other arts of the body, the si- in hardens, cracks open and bleeda, while the itching and burning is it time almost unbearable. Scratching only makes it worse, sores and scabs tormina? where tbe skin is broken. In tins form of Eczema brownish white crusts sometimes form which scale off In fine particles, leaving the skin raw snd. inflamed. It is SKIN CRACKS AND BLEEDS especially painful and severe when con fined to the hands, which often become so badly affected that the sufferer is unable to perlorm the lightest work, inn, iiae all other types of Eczema, is due to acid poisons in the blood and not to local causes. The trouble is more than skin deeo. and washes, soaps. owders and salves nor anything else applied to tbe surface can oossibly do more than soothe the burning and itching or relieve tempo rarily the inflammation and pain. It ia the acids thrown off by the blood and which are forcing tneir way tnrougn the nores that cause the akin to harden. crack and bleed, and produce the irrita tion ana soreness S. S. S. neutralizes these acid poisons and cleanses the blood of all irritating sub stances and humors and does it Dronrntlv and effectually. S. S. S. purifies and invigorates the thin acid blood, and builds up the entire sys tem; then the unsightly eruption and sores heal, the skin becomes smooth and soft, and all signs of the Eczema disappear. Our special book on Skin Diseases free. The Swift Speclfio Co., Atlanta, 6a. ' Will orive comoetent service! to all so unfortunate as to need such service. Just simply give me notice and all detail will be attended to. Caskets of all Qualities carried in stock, and by patronizing my establishment you will get competent services at as low prices as from anyone.! I respectfully solicit a continuance 0! the patronage of the people in this sec- ti in. f veriy truly, GEO. B. WEBB, K1N8TON," N. C. S. H. Isler, Jr., TIN AND SLATE ROOFINO. !( I have the proper labor-savkg tools, which does etiable me to do your work as good at the least cost it can be done. -TOBACCO FLUES. double seamed or sweted just as the customer wishes. Give , us a trial and we , will convince you that you will save money. : BILTMORE WheatHearts ' iThe Ileait of Wheat' scientifically prepar , ed, retaining only the nutrative elementsr " appetizing, easily di- -p - gested and nutritious A Bountiful Breakfast V, r A Satisfying Supper ' ' QUICKLY PREPARED. Mark Mewborn, Thee Grocer PhoM No. 148. ' Everything that the appetite calls for in the way of seasonable Table;;,,,:...': ID e 1 icacieo at our place. A stock of Fancy ;';v;':' Grocerieo that is complete in every detaiL Call or.'phone for anything you want to cnt rr.l it vrill he quickly Notice of Change in Time of Hold ing Court in Lenoir County. All parties will take notice that an act changing the times of holding the Superior Courts f 1 etiolr county has been enacted by the General Assembly now in session, which provides that titers shall be held in the county of Lenior, f ur terms of two weeks facb in each year,- beginniug aa follows, vix : First Monday after first Monday in Ma'cb, second Mot day in June, second Monday in September and teuth Monday after first Monday in September. This January 80th, 1003. HENRY TULL, C. B. C. C, W, D. SUGGS, Clerk to Board. You May Count Printing nn Expense, But Good Printing Is an Investment. The printing we do more that Tays for itself in the favorable impression it (rives others of the office or business house from which it emanates. The Free Press Co. mm SASH AMD Sll CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Sash, Doors and Blinds ' All kinds of Porch Finishings. 8ta!r Ctwinrs, Brackets and Gable Finishings, Door and Window Frames and Casings, Store Frontsfounters and Office Fit tings, Church Pews, Pulpit Outfits, Grills, Mantels and ewry description of Artistic Work in Hard U ood and Pine to be done In a first-class Wood-W orking Machine Shop. ( . Be Sare to Get Cur Prices. lAli Work Guaranteed. 2. EDWARDS, ) H. C. V. PEEBLES, Proprietors. C. H. POOL, . i ' KIXSTON.N. C. HINES BROS. LUMBER COHPANY, ( Rills loated at londlon of A. k R. C. And A. C L faflrsasj, DMSTON, H. C ; We manufacture rongh and dressed Kiln-dried Pine Lumber of every descrip tion commonly used for building purposes, including Moldings, Molded Casings and Hflna Hnnrl HaiU Kfaii. Pail. V J k I qui 1 rrl u:..r j get out material for Tobacco Hogsheads, Mest and t abbage Boxes. We are always in the marl et for Lumber, Logs and Standing Timber, for which we pay Cosh at market prices. If you wish to buy or sell Bee us and get our prices. We Try to Deal Square as We Coisider Oar Word More Precious Than Co.'i Ml iD 111 IN THE FRE PAYS fl T. PARROTT, h. G., M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. -KINSTON, N, C. Okfk'e Hochh: 0 to 10 a. m. and 8 to 9pm .. r Telephone colli: Bonse 24, Office 78. NOTICE! Notice is hereby given that appli cation will be made to the present General Assembly to regulate the liquor traffic in the town of Kinston. WANTEDI You to writejjus for prices on Fire Proof Safes, Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Vault Doors, Deposit Boxes, Etc. We will save you money. , O. B. Barnes Safe Co., Box 22. Greensboro, N. C. All KINDS OF CLOTH ES Cleaned, Pressed, Repn'red and Djed. Suit, try cleaned and f rented ;$C Suit Koored and pmMd, (i,co t antt prnd, tjc paaia cleaned ana prama $ac overcoaa pieued, 75c to iieot uiu dyed, f a on t $ jot I adi kirta cleaned ana preued, Si'ooi ladier akirtt d)d $1 tj - - wn an ait bums 01 repainag ler umms ana de all klndt gentlni We an not retpontib'e for (oodi draint op when wuhed er dyed. We gnaran- c to ! e aatufaction. iinn the vbole town o Wihon. N C, a reference. Ail work guaranteed Sr frdau. Give ae trial. . W.T.POWELL, 118. t-aPorth QoeenJStTeel, room ferraecr occupied ' ty J. E. Pbyrioc, 5. H- Loftin't Building Pay Your Taxes. Your Taxes are due and it will be. better to settle up quick. DAL F- W00TEN, - Sheriff nn 1 PRE E
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