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ItALElGli. JULY 14, 1SJU2.
British politicians appear to be
qu:te as uncertain as the Aiuoicau
biand.
In selecting his new private secreta
ry Mr. Cleveland had his eye on '.he
Irish vote. He is one of the O's.
There i3 an epidemic of the rer ': . .
r fever anion j sorthern railroads ;
brought on probably by litfh
and giddiness in their heads.
An exchange says the " gold ( urov
is doing great harm to the saloons;
bat it fails to say whether the h&rra
is done by killing the desire for driat
or by killing the drinkers.
If one of the great iaeciopoiilau
newspapers was rS-ht when it said
"tinkering in Confess paralyze
speculatiou" it might be agood tiiiag
for Congress to keep on tinkering.'
Belford's Monthly for July is fnlh
up to the standard of these pub'ica
tions on literature and politics lt.t
politics are not eo ultra partisan js to
render its articles uo'oe. esling to
opposing minds.
A writer says-" It is evident that
the men who write newspaper re
cipes for controlling women huva
never tried them." It is equally ei
dent that this writer and those, to
whom he refers, are in the same boat
and that they are alike unworthy
and unfit for female company. J
".' "
Senator Brice ha? evidently forgot
ten the fate of the man who told
Noah the flood was only a little
shower, or he would not talk so glib
ly of Third parties amounting to
nothing. Every lover knos that
third parses are proverbially 'j-ouble-8rne.
Democratic Congressman represent
ingfree silver dUricts have ha 1 a
hard time between their deoJre to
pleaso their eopst'fcuents and i heir
wish to stand well wish their party's
PiesidenMil candidate.- Sowe o
th tempn a- ily esc-'pnd
by ubsf nti g tl e nsehes
have been cowai; ly but
poll' les.
dj't-uia
Mr. Cleveland Js s:-urd!y
ht,
about one thing. When he said :
Let us keep the names of our wives
and mothers sacred to our homes,
and out of political clubs," he was
answered by an " Amen," from the
hearts of millions. But those Chica
go women ifen't see it that way and
they go on organizing their Frances
Cleveland clats just the same.
The Governor of Pennsylvpnia has
a rebellion on his hans at Home
stead which- be is managing very
nicely, but the Governor of Idaho
was not able (o cope with the litr'e
war in his State and was compelled
to appeal to the Presideqt for help.
There Is a volcanic lake on the road
xtisuiuii x,c iviaania, toe rron
tier town of the Chinese Finpire, !
where the cold is so terrib.'e in winter j
that when n, huiricane stirs the ! am 91 Years
waters, the waves often freeze as ? m.pnths "'H6 days oH, and my health Is per
, cu ii to 0,0 tectly g00li. i jlavo no aches or pains about me.
waves, remaining in hemmocks above BB r li
the surface. It has an average depth HOOd S OarSaparilla
of over a mile, and when frozen In a
placid state the ice formed is so clear
and colorless and yet so thick that
when crossing it one gets the impres
sion of passing over space.
"WARS AND RCMORS OF WAR'." ,
The Pennsylvania state troops are
in possession of houieseM'1, Pa , and
the Carnegie mills HJr be man.
ned by uousuuion workmen as
soon as they can be pat there. How '
long tbey will stay afcer the troopj
are withdrawn is another qaestion.
Tlie situation is not a'sering
At Wallace, Ide ho, about 800 mi
ners are idle on account of a disagree
went between the anion men and the
owners on prices. The men have re
ported to rifles and riot to enforce
their views. The United Slates have
sent troops to preserve order. The
miners, prior to the animal of the
t TOO D8. ll 4(1 Taken flAHAfAA?rtFl ft Q 11
tlie "lines for miles and driven oat all
non union workineu.
The negroes ?n Kentucky, at Pa
dacah are riot iu; and are armed with
rifles ,nd revolvers. Troops have
been sent to the scene of disturbance
aud a collision has taken place in
which a soldier was killed.
AtGervais les Baeus, ia Savoy, a
summer resort which is located on
the ide of mount Zo!e, a landslide
occurred two days ajro resulting in
tie a ith of near ?00 people. Houses
with thei inhabitants were buried
J without a moment's v aruiojr.
Ac Peoria, III , uight before last a
cyclone swept over the city leaving
destruction tuii death in its track
The sieamei, Fiank C. Polsom, lying
st I'te whHif wes causiz vJ and about
30 people drowned.
Iu Ciiicpgo, 4) ;ersous all of a eud
den. wthoiTt .y warning, drop
thio'-ijjb a rotten pavement into a
bp.he;ueut and ninny aro seriously
h'ii
rii!ff rSVLVASIA MILITIA
Tiy.
The troops while on il eir way to
Homestead, were jeered and hooted
At as scabs, which they could not
b.end. tbey belonging to some of the
ih' r unions, and they openly de
jiH jl they would not stend guard
over nnuuioo or s;ub worknen, but
w'!l lather keep them out of the mills
0ar)jgieha8 a h rd time before him.
"Mothers-
Friend"
wakes child birth easy.
Colvin, La., Dec. 2, 1886 My wife used
MOTHER'S FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not bo
without it for hundreds of dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt of price. $ 1.50 per bot
tle. Book "To Mothers "mailed free.
BRADFIELD REQULATOR CO.,
roR W T all DRUaaiST. ATLANTA, OA.
Philadelphia isn't sljw in all direc
tions. It has boys nine years of age
who are professional burglars ; two
of them were caui.hr tli other day
after wfttrinir away with nearly $4C0
worth of plunder.
Some o! the members of the recent
Christian Endeavor Convention are
willing to make affidavit that Dr.
Parkhursts exposures of the wicked
ness of JNew loin uily were entirely
too mild.
Mr. L. B. Itamlen,
Of Augusta, Me., says: "I do not remember
when I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla ; it
was several years ago, and I have found it does
me a ereat rteal of g00Tiu my decUnin6 yar3-
regulates my bowels, stimulates my appetite,
iuiil helpa me to aieep well. I doubt If a
preparation ever was made so well suited to
the wants of old people." L. B. Hamlen,
Elm Street, Augusta, Me., Sept. 26, 1891.
HOOD'S PlLL8 are mild, gentle, painless,
I ate and efficient eathajrtle. AlwayneliablOi
Do You Drink Mi Water, Milk
shake or Limemade ?
Nothing so Refreshes ' i Person on a Hot
- Summer Day as a 'Cool Drink at
J. HAL BOBBSTT'S
oda.
Foiiiitaiii
Another fJew and
Piuae Apple
A full stock cf Fresh Druas and Medicines
always cn hand.
Buist's PrizG Medal Turnip Seed. Hew
Crop now cn se, at lower t prices.
J. Hal Bobbitt Druggist,
Gulley's Old Stand,; Ealeicrh, 1 C.
Remington Standard X'pe
Y"rITER8.
More RemhiKton s are i ed in Raleigh than
all other makes iimbine'I
For cataloaties or information, apply to
the undersigned
WMKASTur,R JBrULPEPER,
KaleiRh. Kf1 Utf Richmond. Vs.
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English Cured Shoulders at 10c a pound
which so nearly approach the very best cured
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SMOKJB, &
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Or if you should want anything to go before
or after these at moderate prices that will
please you, call on
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To take effect Sunday, June 26th,l89
Trains moving North
No 88, No 84,
Stations. Mall train. Fas & Mai)
Le Raleigh. 11 95 am 5 00 D
Wake, 12 04 5 38
Franklinton. 18 28 5 58 "-
Kittrell, '2 48 h 15
Henderson U 50 6 30
iLittleton, 2 0 7 35 pw
Ar Weldon, 2 45 8 15 a u
Tru-ir mcinf Sout j.
No 41, No 45,
Stations. Mail train. Past StMail
LeWeldoD, 12 30 p m 6 39 an
Littleton; 110 7 r9
Henderson 8 13 8 14
Kittrell, 2 3 8 29
Franklirton. 2 51 8 45
Wake, 3 15 9 06
Ar Halehrh 410pm 9 s5a m
Loalsharg F abroad
Trai moving North.
No 88, Paw, No 8,
Statiofs. Mail ft Express.
Le w"HniHwr,n. 8'0put 9 20ans
ir Ijvi'ovn?f 8 R p m . o 55
Trains movioc Soath
No 41, Pass, No 9,
Stations. Mai) Express.
Le T.niHhimr 11 8r- a m 5 00pm
4r Franlint'n, 12 05 p ro 5 85pm
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WEAKNESS, CHILLS and FEVERS
MALARIA, LIVEF COMPLAINT
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM
TT If lnv!gorat
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whole SYSTEM
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