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RALKIGII, BlY Js. 1802.
THE MONEY QUESTION.
The cuirency question is a knotty
one and comparatively litt'e under
stood, but it the United States could
produce and furnish everything that
is needed by the people and the gov
ernment; if there were no need of
commercial relations with other na
tions, then there would be no need of
a currency that would be current in
foreign markets. In that case the
greenback theory would, possibly, be
all right, but as a nation we must have
commercial relations and financial
interchange with other nations there
fore we must have a medium of ex
change c f recognized intrinsic value
such as gold. But if the prominent
nations of the earth should agree
upon a relative value for silver and
place it upon a uniform tapis, it
would take its place by the side of
gold as an international currency and
would be no longer subject to fluctu
ations in the commerce of the world
as now. Should the international
silver congress, to which our govern
ment has invited England, agre6
npon this uniform basis of value for
silver, taking gold as the standard
then the silver question that has
been agitating the public mind for
years will be settled; and the man
who has a silver mine would be able
to estimate the number of dollars it
it worth by the weight of its product
without any reference to any effects
of the law of supply and demand.just
as in the case of a gold mine. If such
an international Congress could agree
npon a fixed weight of the dollar
value for both silver and gold, the
currency question for all nations, it
seems to us, would be greatly simpli
tied and taken entirely out of poli
tics. And we might add save us
from some financial blunders.
The bnlleting of the French Minis
ter of Agriculture reports the horse
prodnction of France as fellows : In
1885, 2,911,P92 horees and in 1890 2,-
86270, a decrease of about 60,000
horses in the five years. With our
14,000,000 horses we have not so many
good horses as France, but their
horse production is decreasing at the
rate of 10,000 a year while our pro
duct ion is increasing a million a year,
and if we will only raise the high
class horses that France and the oth
er European countries want for their
heavy city traffic and for their cavalry
and artillery we will find a stea ly
market, and the prices are getting
higher as the breeding decreases and
horses get scarcer ; they cannot com
pete with America in raising horses if
we only raise the rght kind of hordes
for the markets of the old world
Western Agriculturist.
BAPTIST CONGRESS.
Special.
Philadelphia, Pa , May 18
About five hundred delegates to to
morrow's Baptist, Congress arrived to
day A reception committee is looking
after their comforts
FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
- x.V
Special.
KlLLsDALK, Mich , May 18. The
State Firemen's Association betran a
week's tournament here today. ,
10 WA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Special.
Drs Moixks, la., May 18 The
Iowa State Medical Society is hold
ing its annual session here today.
UTAH REPUBLICANS CONVEN
TION. 8pecial. .
Salt Lakk City, Utah, May 18
Utah Repuulicans are iu territorial
convention today and will name the
delegates to represent them in Min
neapolis. STENOGRAPHERS INTER STATE
ORGANIZATION.
Special.
Macon, ia , May '8. Stenograph
era from evfy large city iu the South
are here tlay holding a meeting t
which en luter-Stato orgnniz tion
will be for-ve i.
DISCOVKRY "F AMERICA.
Special.
Pfiladklphta. Pa , May 18. The
first qnadri centennial celebration
will take place here tonight. Most
elaborate preparations have boii
made bv the mant;r8 "f the P l
Pension Fund Festivt' to coroiuerao
rate the actual dawn of the discovery
of America. Four hundred years aso
today Columbus took formal leave cf
Ferdinand and Isabella On the 2lst,
be sailed from Palos and until that
night this celebration will continue
to depict in living tableaus the vb
rious events up to the time the great
discoveror siled
Every Month
many women suffer from Excessive or
Scant Menstruation; they don't know
who to confide in to get proper advice.
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Special
Portland, Ore , May 18 Train
load upon train load of delegates to
the Presbyterian General Assembly
is being unloaded here and the re
ception on committee has its hands
full, attending to the work of wel
coming and escorting the representa
tives to their hotels. The most im
portant delegation to arrive today
is that from New Yrk in the
charge of Dr. Shearer Tomorrow
the contention will be opened and
the great hall in vwhicb the sessions
are to take place is today being beau
tifully garlanded.
IOWA INFANTRY.
Special. "
Sioux CiTT, la., May 18 -The 4th
quadrennial re-union of the famous
Twelfth Iowa Infantry began here to
day w th an attendance from e?ery
northwestern state.
That
Tired Feeling
Is a dangerous condition due directly to de
pleted or Impure blood. It should not be
allowed to continue, as in its debility the
system is especially liable to serious attacks
of illness. It is remarkable how beneficial
Hood's Sarsaparilla is in this enervating state.
' Possessing Just those ele-
rlOOu 8 ments which the system
ScirsaPcl" needs and readily seizes,
... this medicine purifies the
rilla blood, and imparts a feeling
of serene strength which is comforting and
satisfying. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best
remedy for that weakness which prevails at
change of season, climate or life.
"I have been convinced Malroo
that Hood's Sarsaparilla is
one of the greatest medi- the Weak
cines in the world. I say emrity
this for the benefit of all olronS
other tired out, run down, hard-working
women. Hood's Sarsaparilla is not only ex
cellent as a blood purifier, but for all other
female complaints, even if of long standing."
Ubs. M. A. Scablett, Northville P. O., Mich.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. $1; slxforgj. Prepared only
toy 0. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
On draught. 1.1C per gallon. Five gallon krgs f 5.0 each. Qaart bottles
40c each, or $7 50 per case of 2 doxen bottles.
WAItKINTKI) AIIMILUTRLT PURR. IilOIiLf HFrOtl
WLDKO FOIt AlKIMUItfAL, AD DOMRSTiO i'UKPONKS.
An Eik:cellentj Table Wine
Delivered at above prices free of charge lathe citv r.f ROe'gh. Kg and
cases delivered at auy freight office In vorth Carolina, South Caro
lina or Virginia. Charges prepaid.
A. DUCHl, A sent,
ap4 lm Jnnaluska Wine (Jo , Raleigh, N. C
LITERARY. A lSS7- DOMESTIC.
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POETRY
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FANCY WORK
A department that will pltase
Mother's Corner
A oozy place to reel and learn.
HOME PHYSICIAN
Tee beet health department
to be found.
BOYS AND GIRLS
A charmln( page for the
younf.
COOKING
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1-HliUEBj.S AT Tali CABLE.
Cincinnati, O, May 14 Thirteen
fair graduates of the Mt Auburn
Young Ladies' Institute fat down to
gether in a spirit of bravery to a ban
quet last night, were served by 13
waiters and listened to 13 pieces by
the orchestra. Iu iheir zaal against
superstitions, they walked under a
ladder and capped the climax by
smashing a mirror into a thousand
fragments.
ELON COLER COMMENCE
MENT. For above occasion the Richmond
& Danville Railroad will sell reduced
rate round trip tickets to EionCollege,
N. C, and return at the following
rates from points named beliw, in
termediate points in the same pro
portion. Tickets on sale May 2"th to
26th, limited May 28th:
Charlotte, $4 85 Clarksville, $4 35
Danville,
3 35 j Durham, 2 0
Goldsboro,
Henderson,
Lincolnton,
Raleigh,
Helina,
500
Greensboro, 85
Jeffress, Va ,4 "0
Marion, 7 "5
Rural Hall, 2 DO
Winston, 2 23
SO1
5 60
3 15
4 35
NORTtl CAROLINA STATE DEN
TAL ASSOCIATION.
For above occasion the , Richmond
and Danville Railroad will sell re
duced rate round trip tickets to Win
ston Salem, N. C. and return at tlx
following rates from points nau-t-d
below. Intermediate points in same
proportion. Tickets on sale May 23d
to 26th, limited May 30, 1892.
Charlotte, 5 95 Durham, $: 3
Goldsboro, 7.05 Greensboro, 1 65
Henderson, 6.13 Lincolnton, 6 60
Marion, 7.55 Raleigh, 5.40
Rural Hall, 70 Selma,s 6.16
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLL'GE.
For above occasion the Richmond
& Danville Railroad will sell reduced
rate round trip tickete to Greensboro
and return at the following rates
from points named below, interme
diate points in same proportion.
Tickets on sale May 21st to 25th, lim
ited to May 27th:
Charlotte, $4 35 Durham, $ ? 7.)
Goldsboro, 5 45 Henderson, 4 60
Liucolnton, 5 00 Raleigh, 3 95
Rural Hall, 2 25 .Seima, 4 85
Winston, 1 50 Salem, 1 50
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT,
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY.
For above occasion the Richmond
and Danville Railroad will sell re
duced rate round trip tickets to
Winston-Salem, N" O, and return,
at following rates from points named
below ; intermediate points in same
proportion. Tickets on sale May 20th
to 25th, limited May 31st, 1892.
Charlotte, $5.80 Durham, $3 9
Goldsboro, 6 25 J Greensboro, 1 50
Henderson, 5.45 Lincolnton, 5.C0
Marion, 6.65 1 Raleigh, 4.85
Selma, 5.75 1
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TION, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
For above occasion the Richmond
and Danville Railroad will sell reduc
ed rate round trip tickets to Char
lotte, N. C, and return, at the fol
lowing rates from points in same pro
portion. Tickets on sale from all stations Id
North Carolina, May 18th, 19th and
20th. Limited May 231, 1892 :
From Individuals Military
Durham $4.30 8
Goldsboro 5.65 4.5C
Greensboro 3.1' 2 f'
Hendercon 6 CO 3.fiS
Raleigh 4 70 8.7P
Rural Aall 4 05 3 1
8elm.t M5 4 1
WinstnSalem 3 85 3.0t
Military rates apply to militarj
companies, in uniform. 25 or tuor
men all on one so'id tick t.
Remington taniurd rpvPE
RITERP.
More Remington's are used in Raleigh than
.til other maks combined.
For catalogues or information, apply to
the undersigned.
WM EA8DALE, J B OULPEPER,
Raleigh, N 0- 1ltf Richmond, V
DiS IBH& GA8T0M B B.
To take effect Sunday, Jan 10th, 1892
Trains moying North. '
No 88, No 84,
Stations. ' Mail train. Fai & Mall.
Le Raleigh. 11 25 am 5 00 d n
Wake. 12 04 5 38
Franklinton, 12 98 5 58
Kittrell, 12 43 15
Henderson 12 59 6 30
Littleton, 2 0" 7 85 pm
Ar Weldon. 2 45 lfi a m
Traipd movini: South.
No 41, No 45,
Stations. Mail train. Past &Mail.
Le Weldon, 12 80 pm 7 00am
Littleton, 1 10 7.89
Henderson, 8 18 8.48
Kittrell, 2 84 8 69
Franklinton, 2 51 9 16
Wake, 815 9 36
Ar Raleigh. 8 55 p m 10 15a m
i Louisburg Raroad.
1 Trains moving North
I No 88, Pass, No 8,
Stations. Mall ft Express.
Le Frankllnt'n, 3 00 pm 9 20am
Ar Lottjsburg, 8 35 p m 9.55 ',
TVains moving South.
, No 41, Puns, No 9,
i Station". Mai) Express.
Le T,-nlsbnrr. 11 80 a m 5 QPpm
Ar Franlint'n, 12 05 p m " 5 85pm
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