THE MORNING POST: SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13 1003
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been proven of irreat utility for the
common rood of mankind for seinsn
and unjust ends. Statutes, however,
can only come when the necessity for
them arises and as such necessity
arfes.
The Post Is in thorough accord -with
the Commercial in its suggestion that
And It has been faithful to Its com
munity and Its every.' interest every
day since It first saw the light. May it
go on growing as the years roll by.
always enlarging its Usefulness along
with its pages.
One thing that appears very funny
to a man up a tree is Quay's leader-
.r.ri ami therefore
. .. . . .,, lilA , ship of the Democratic side of the
lacking In force or merit. But HKe tne .......
JM I difficulties In the coal fields, the dis
covery of facts the truth In respect
of the great combinations wm
ply. The price of good horses has in-
creased very greatly, and imported
stallions are said to be worth nearly
ten times what they were ten years
ago. The South African war took a
great number of horses out of the counr
try, including many worthless ones,
but the business of horse breeding has
revived so much that we shall soon
have again a reasonably full supply.
Enterprising farmers nowadays breed
good horses. It pays .and breeding
Senate in the fight on the statehood ! poor horses doesn't pay. We import
norses irom Europe lor oreeuing pur-
Ta rwLuLu hteft to the separation of the goats from the
abjectf of renerml I1":.. Anony- sheep, the protection of the latter and
i' ?." T"?",JJ! Tbe" noticed. M1BlrtinMt or .-annihilation" of
mourn c-jmzrsnaici u - I . returned. I r
Rejected iEnai-ript wU not oe r former. Laws aiming to do this
fa St It w lit unronus, au a, ...... v. - ; 001 ue oi 11 I mm -. j-j. ainric i uw-
bill.
REnARKABLI O RE OP CROUP
A Little Ror'i Life T
I have a few words to say regarding
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
saved my little boy's life and feel that
I cannot praise it enouch. I bought a
ectioa !
SlwlT rertootl controversies
De r'er.ed
lU n scribing limits beyond which corporate
greed may not go. will do all that hu
. Address all bas!re letters TUE man javvf anj orderly government can
MORXIXfi POST. - do.
3fORM.NO POST la 1"te,in, ro
wnplete. and t traotM b "j,
tr newspaper so!h of New 1 otk. .
rrlc Is farcIheJ us uoaer
arrsBrmnt with
ef the New York Sun. and I tto." ,
It strikes ua our cotemporary the
Greensboro Telegram is treading upon
very dangerous ground in the following:
The swing of the urban vote' is a
to mean some-
of the United
big Democratic
country districts. Tha
. I t l.. m rwmnri-illi mnA ih fact la
lUfSVill rSl'anio?rUt re- a credit to ocracy. People In the
ports. I cities read and think, and this is said
without disparagement or tnose wno
WAlincTO?l BI BMH I live in the country. The urban popu-
n.iMsB'. 10in.t I lation have a better opportunity to
stkk orricr. i rwrsrr.ns orricr jtudy prices and to note that there is
win. S. D.. and when I got home witn
it the poor baby could hardly breathe.
I tire the medicine as directed every
ten minutes until he "threew up" and
then I thought sure he was going to
choke to death. We had to pull the
phlegm out of his mouth in great long
strings. I am positive that if I had
not got that bottle of cought medicine
my boy would not be on earth today.
Joel Demont. Inwood, Iiowa.- For sale
by Crowell. McLarty & Co., Bobbltt
Wynne. North Side Drug Store. W. G.
Thomas.
poses, and from Canada for use, - but
of late we have exported far more than
we have imported, and are likely to
keep on doing so The annual Horse
Show In New York, which seems on its
surface to be a frivilous spectacle,
really holds a highly important rela
tion to one of the great industries of
the country. It is the parent of ; all
the American horse shows, and with
them contsantly measures, stimulates
and directs the country's progress in
the breeding of fine horses. There are
about 13,000,000 horses in our land, of
an estimated value of 604,000,000. The
improvement of that much stock is a
pretty important matter, especially in
these days, when Europe is horse poor,
too, and ready to take from us any
surplus' of good horses that we may
come to have.
I Give her a
lasting gift.
A Car for LnmbaffO
W. C. . Williams, of Amhurst, i'va
says: "For more than a year I suffer
ed from lumbago..! finally tried Cham-
. I Bill.", r. tw
ft Vf- U'J
A
American litrature, out of the Journal
of Indianapolis, comes this inspiration
to the despairing chooser of Christmas
presents: f
"If you do not know what to -give
no increase of wages to correspond to your young housekeeper friend, buy
( From the New York Sun.)
Out of the very hearth and home of , beriaJn.8 Paln Balm and lt ffave me
entire relief, which all other remedies
had failed to do." Sold by Crowell,
Brtter ! THE rT mr re-
Iktlrttstr ! rriiina
mimlHlii mfm lgl All pa
ver will 4leU win
up expires
the increase of the cost of living. In
the cities the Republicans get their
heaviest reverses. In the cities lies
the country's hope of having Demo
cratic rule restored."
Our friend does not Intend it. we are
sure, but the atove smacK or a con
flict between town and country folk,
and. in its wind up. indicates that the
hope of the country lies In the success
of Democracy by and thorough which
her a cookbook."
Why this restriction to your young
housekeeper friend? Your young or
old boarding friend, your apartment
hotel friend, your hotel friend. Is
equally worthy of the boon In question
It Is a mistake to suppose that only
the person with youth and a kitchen
of her own has a passion for cook-
! books. Who has mote information to
impart about the proper care of chil
dren than the childless? Who has a
more beautiful amateur Interest In
McLarty & Co., Bobbitt-Wynne Drug
Co. North Side Drug Store, W. G.
Thomas.
imimiMHiMH
Coller.
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have to or en n't cook? Theirs Is a
dispassionate devotion to the art set
forth In these learned treatises on the
essential art and scelnce.
e-.si-eeill
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1902.
the rrices of the necessaries of living I cooking than the women who don't
I. e.. farm Products will be reduced. If
Democracy means a lowering of the
price of farm products it cannot offer
very alluring Inducements to the farm
er: and as the rarmer is very largely
in the majority we can all see how the
contest will turn out. We deny that
such Is the purpose of Democracy o
that such result must or need follow
Preempt and Practice
( From the New York Sun, ep.)
Beyond the rVach of adverse criti
cism by any candid person are those
passages in Mr. Roosevelt's Constitu
tional exhibit of the state of the Union
Tvhlr-h rionrrlh th niinlitv nf manhood
"ItO ftHOOTIJC Its triumph. Certainly so tar as isonn actuay exi8tinE in the American citi-
Under the above title the New Tork I Carolina Is concerned the higher the I 2en or plainly desirable in his case. The
price of farm products the more pros
perous are all the people, in the towns
as well as on the farms.
Presidents discussion of the proper
elements of human character 1n reia
tion to the problems of government is
novel, inasmuch as none of his prede
cesors has ever attempted anytning
The Post that is. the editor has a hjke jt jn a message. . . . Turning
fairly good appetite; which, being the now to those parts of the message
T,tMr, wmiid r,lease it better which really convey specific recom
Commercial is pleased to s.y:
If this 'trust' annihilation or
tnif-reKul.itlon matter could only be
divested of the wealth oi generaiur
that characterizes the discussion of it.
what an easy thing Congress would
hive to dispose of!
-Here, ror insvnncr. .,.... . mendations such suKirestlons as invite
-anun.i contemporary. ini man xo oe prescm ai iur umun w th tr(, intplleotual
1 nunri j"un w.mr, th4k riVPn todav at the onenint or a .i.,Mnra rvn.cmon-rfirH
9 I - - - - - ' iav.'uivov.i:iiv.. ifi v .--'n v. p .
I"" 'm. l nn Hiir - I M Urnr.r-.MAr. nnri Vrlral rnfirom with
u,, of tne Co-nmercial: engagements prevent acceptance oi me - ...
r'rl issue ' lilt .u..iiinruiai. I lha ra n nna nf nhnr'anrl run tnl
- Ana we rep-ai n - una inuiauon-irwm wlc .nan.8rB1nu. fl .
r.ady said on more than one occasion In ths n8tance The Post's loss Is the th,nB.- not ohviouslv consistent with
hotel proprietor's gain, which Is a re-I the foregoing principles.
flection offered for the consolation of
In connection with the 'trust' recom
mendatlons of the President that they
will not. In our oplnlryi. be of a char
acter to alarm anybody engaged In an
honest business enterprise anywhere
In the country."
-We must confess, says the Post In
reply, to r.o uneasiness whatever that
any recommendation the President U1
inak to Con.cress concerning the
trusts' vlll 'alarm or injure any 'hon
f st business enterprise. What we do
fear Is it Tl!l neither alarm nor de
stroy those nt so honest. It Is the
Utter only that the people want dia
located and decapitated.
"Well, who are they? Where are
they? What are they? There must,
presumably, be some fire where there
Is so much smoke. Obviously, there
Is a belief current to some extent
among the peopl- thnt there are some
corporations or 'trusts' or 'consolida
tions that are lnherntly and thor-
Onr Vaalibln: lrmti
' (The Country Gentleman.)
. Another crying need of the South by
no means peculiar to the South, but
specially, even appallingly, apparent on
the lines followed by the Farmers'
Congress visitors is attention to for
estry. The present vandalism is per
fectly horrible. You see from car win
dows, hour after hour, hundreds and
hundreds of pine trees "boxed" for
turpentine in a fashion very unneces
sarily destructive to the trees, but a
little quicker and easier than the move
rational method. You stand in any
one of scores of large saw mills and
watch the great tree trunks coming in
on a belt carrier in rapid and endless
succession, tumbling right and left al
ternately to whirling saws, which re
duce them to boards in a twinkling,
and the rapid , disappearance of the
forests grows in the mind into a proph
ecy of coming evil that should frighten
the people of Georgia and Florida into
taking some effective action before it
is, too late, especially as forest growth
is, for many reasons, of Inestimable
value, -agriculturally as well as com
mercially. In these States. Talk about
killing the goose that laid the golden
eggs! These lumbermen and turpen-
tiners are straining every nerve to an
nihilate the very breed.
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money foolishly!
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Get something that's "a
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ever." Get a PIANO!
But, don't select it in a hur
ry. Take your musical friend
with you. Examine all care
fully until you are satisfied
with tone, action, construc
tion, casing and price.
Then DECIDE!
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It is the only
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W.C. Hudgins
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Raleigh Office on Har
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Wh
any wno may he disappointed ty us
absence from the feast.
Ever aggressive and progressive, the
North Carolina Baptists. In their state
convention, have laid plans broad and
dep. which will advance the interests
Thonnnd tent Into Fxlle
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always sure. Don't be an exile
when Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption will cure you at home.
It's the most infallible medicine for
t'ouffhs. Colds and all Throat and Lung
of the denomination during the com
ing years and promote the welfare of diseases on earth. The first dose brings
all the people of the state. There are relief. Astounding cures result from
no people anywhere more active and
enthusiastic to undertake and perform
than these Tar Heel Baptists. '
I persistent use. Trial bottles 10c. at all
druggists. Price 50c. and J1.00. Ev
ery bottle guaranteed.
Turn People's Casta Account
(Bradstreets.) :
Money in circulation showed an in
crease of over $102,450,000 for the twelve
months ending with November, nearly
The fondness of the negro for organ.
!lng lodges and things has resulted
in something r.ew under the sun in
Texas, where an association has been
ouirhly dishonest, and ousht to b dls- I formed to protect the upper crust of $16.600,000, of the increase being credited
located or 'decapitated' by Vngrss. I , . ... ... ... . toiie latter month. There was a slight
Isut does the Tost know of any? Can ' ' decrease in gold coin, but Increases in
it point out on to the President or j10 nring discredit to the race by their all the other Items, with the exception
the Attorney Onerul. and Iht-n furnish I outrages." But it is surmised that the I of Treasury notes of 1890. The largest
elifihles for memWshin xvin rw - ,tem of Increase was one of over $63,
scarce as timber for the Order of the
the proof of the dishonesty?
-Congress ought to locate the heart
lefor It wastes any shots in the air."
The point of our cotemporary the
Commercial ! well taken. There Is a
"belief current" that the country is be
. set with combinations, both of the
trust anl corporate variety. Ahlch
were born In tin' brought' forth In in
Iiulty and altorether unlovely. The
President says, by implication at least,
there are such; th Cullom bill In the
Senate and the IJttlefleld bill In the
llouae are responsive to the "general
belief" however Insincere or Ineffective
one may believe these to be. There
have been some prosecutions and con
victions under the Sherman law which
establishes the fact that such Illegal
concerns at least have existed.
We do not expect, nor does anj sane
man export, nor will any honest roan
assert that trusts or combinations of
capital or the co-operation opcorporate
Interests engaged In the same line of
business can. will or ought to be stop
ped. This statement needs no elabora
tion. But,- statutes prohibiting such
organisations from doing unjust, un
ihteu thlnn in the conduct of their
business can be useful, and when need
ed ran be appli-d. The colossal growth
f the country has produced condi
tions never before experienced, an!
nly rurKstod by Al.iddin-llke fairy
l-s. With thi growth have come
he sharper and the shyster, to say
nothing ef the thief ad the robber
ho haxe used uhat can be and has
600.000 In gold certificates. The total
amount of money in circulation on De-
Cinclnnatl among the white folks. cember 1 was $2,352,710,158. This, on the
basis of a copulation estimated at 79.
ine tact mat a territory, upon be- 86.0C0 on that date, represents a per
Ing admitted to statehood would be I capita circulation amounting to $29.52.
"hopelessly Democratic." seems to be n an '"crease of 79 cents as compared
I with thp rnrroanAnllnr H ifn et lorf
1 - . . 1. , I 1 . .... I " . . ... V.1
I union.
year. If we extend the comparisons a
little farther back, we get some strik
Ing figures of Increase. For example.
According to Wnite House standards th egain since 1892 has amounted to
It Is not considered good form for over $737,000,000, while the Increase since
Democratic congressmen to nttno n 1S,9 the 'ear of specie payment re
iKIImntiAn tin henn 1 AM nU1
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tion.
Oreat Britain and Germany may find
that in attempting to coerce Venezue
la they have bitten off more than they to much but horse poor because we
The Country' florae Famine
(Harper's Weekly.)
We are horse poor not as some peo
pie are land poor, because they have
can masticate conveniently.
Brother .Whltchard on Wednesday
celebrated the Mh birthday of his ex
cellent paper, the Greenville P.eflector.
era
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FOR TORPID LIVER.
A torpid liver dcrangts the wbolc
sicui, ua produces
SICK HEADACHE,.
Dyspepsia, Costivencss, Rheu
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
There Is to better remedy for these
common diseases than DR. TUTT'S
LIVER PILLS, as a trial wU prove.
Take No Substitute.
haven t enough horses. Our neighbor,
the Scentlfic American, has been com
plaining nbtmt It. After the Civil War
we found ourselves short of horses of
the bigger types, and began importing
them for breeding purposes. We im
ported them to good purpose and in
very large numbers, and greatly im
proved the quality of our stock. When
electricity began to haul street cars,
the mrake- tfor the commoner kinds
of horses fell off. and farmers didn't
breed so many. When the outomobiles
began to appear and were heralded as
machines that must supersede the use
of carriage horses, the breeders of the
better class of horses took fright. For
years, after '93. too, thousands of peo
ple who wanted horses could not af
ford them. But with the return of
prosperity the demand for good horses
began to grow again, and breeders bred
more of them. But It takes about five
years to raise a horse, that is lit for
the market, and the breeders got be
hind. The demand has outrun the sup-
Knrseons Who Succeed
From the New York Tribune.
The victories of present day sur
gery include a considerable number of
stalwart walkabouts whose disloca
tions of spinal vertebrae would have
been counted as tfatal cases of broken
necks not long ago. The wonders that ;
the foremost experts in reparation now
accomplish comprise the stitching to- j
gether of the outer frame-work of
the heart itself. That almost Incred- j
Ible triumph of the operating table '
has been accomplished recently, and
the result, while not wholly successful, !
was at least encouraging. I
The man or woman who loses a part
of the brain in a railroad kecident need
not despair. American surgeons and
there are no better or abler now on
this planet have so braveJydeIved
into the recesses of all the contents of
the skull that they do not hesitate to
take aAvay a formidable pf rentage of
what the cranial cavity contains" if
they are convinced that so radical an
operation affords the only reasonable
chance of saving life. Modern sur
gery is not only daring beyond every
possible boundary of tradition. ', but it
is also so beneficial that the limits of
ancient precedent becomes matters of
little account.
ten Favs Best
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Presents that are of no special value. Thev are really re
membrances for the holiday season only. They are not
practical gifts.
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this? Buy a pretty
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