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" ' THE liOANOKE BEACON,
. PLymonth. N. 0
We appeal t ev-ary reader of Thi Roanoke
fic&cOM, to aid in making ium acceptable and
profitable medinm of news to our citizen?. Let
Vlvmmith neonle and the Dublic kuow WQat is
golog on la Plymouth. Rejtort to as all Item of
yew the arrival and departure of friends, social
veut, deaths, sorioui iliuecs, accidents, new
Vulldings, new enterprises and improvement of
uhatvtr character, chantexin business indeed
anything and everything that would be of interest
y our people.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1894.
tfORTU CAROLINA JSAF&
The returns np to this writing is
sufficient to show that North Caro
lina has gone Democratic by a good
majority, though that party has lost
heavily.
Democrats will control the Legis
lature by a small majority, and the
Judicial ticket , has been elected.
The returns show that the Democrat
ic Judges are elected with a majority
oi between 5,000 and 10,000. . .
A heavy vote has been been polled
. all over the State. In some counties
the Populists elected their county
tickets, in-' others fusion was com
plete.
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DEMOCRATS LOSE.
' It is conceded that the Democrats
have sustained heavy Losses all over
- t.h a country. There seems to have
" t
. been a Benublican landslide. New
' York goes Republican by over 100,
000. .. It is now thought the next
Congress and Senate will be under
the -Republicans. The Populists
' '. don't seem to have gained anything
in the way of a victory, unless they
consider the defeat of Democracy a
, victory on their side.
: - It is yet tco early to say what the
. Republican majority is or will be.
We have to go to pres3 too early
to give a very correct report of the
election, but will do so in our next.
ySwaj to the oppression' as the
of a subu'it8 10 lbe filtttl iliflueno
Xfe drujj;.. feome partially resist and be-
ome irniaijic, nervona a:id unrouRonu.e,
while many, looking through the atni s
phere ei.veloi.ing tbein, see iha world going
wrong, and every uiau'd hnud tarued
agaiubt them. In most cases the failure to
resist despondency makes the ri-iieti.ioa of
attacks more frequent and burdensome.
The pause producing the cocditions are
generally physical,' brought on by nervous
reaction, dlstippointment, defeat of plaLS
or physical ailment, and" perhaps in inosl
oases the rrsnlt of dyspepsia, reducing the
physical toue below normal. Every fail.
nre to exercise the will power m reoistiug
depression ( spirits uinLes tha next effoit
more difficult. . . -
It ia a notabTe fact.that many business
mistajtes are made tinder the influtnee of
au attacS cr the "nines. A cenneman
recently said in onr office that he had sud
denly tiven up his bu9incsst writing tie
request to he released from Lis contract
obligation, while under such a spell. We
doubt not that a large proportion of t in
ployes who give up work suddenly are led
to make the step because of the seuskive
condition of mind they are iu.'at the time
Professional men, and some in high plucks,
are not ' exempt from it. Despondeucy
makes men hopebsg ami pesimi.Uc, saps
ambition und energy ; while hope buoys
np and stimulates. The world sees the
sparkle of hope in the eye of the earnest,
man, but turns its back on the pessimist.
There arfl notub o examples of persons
who recognized their weakness in this re
spect, aud, by persistent effort, wore able
to mist the aila:kor ward it off. Daniel
Webster, after one of his grtat efforts, was
subject to a vio'-ent nervous reaction, aud
his remedy was to p'ay chess for houis, if
necessary, to recover his normal condition.
Miss Phebe Gary, .when "out of sorts,'
would go to her room and rest until her
serenity of 60ul was restored " An emi
nent physician onc told us that it was his
habit to attend ome entertainment regu.
larly once a week to relax his nerves and
prevent the condition of body aud mind
that superjrduocs low spirits. A promi
nent minister claims to have cured himself
by riding a wheel. A mother of eight boys
preserved a lovely and serene condition of
mind, which left its im press on her family,
by retiring for a quiet prayer at th first
Fymptom of .in Mat ion. Worn, tired and
irritable people are subjects of sympathy,
aud their coudition is often changed by a
sympathetic or hopeful word, but if they
lose all hope, their condition is deplorabla.
This is more likely to b the cass with idle
people. Those who are at work have less
time for blues. Those who are over
worked 6hould have a change, if possible,
for relaxation. Many a boy has been
awakened by being put to work, or bv
being encouraged in his work. Let those
who arc inclined to become low spirited
study their needs, and liud in some oi these
or other diversion a reuedy, and they wiil
be surprised at the result.
The small pox in the city of
Washington is still holding its own.
It seems hard to get it undsFControh
The President lias set . apart
- Thursday, November 20th as a day
of Thanksgiving and prayer in these
United States. Ip is proper that a
season be set apart for prayer, but
the people should be thankful at all
times and not wait for the President
to call their attention to such a duty.
.
It is charged that fraud was com.
mitted in thi3 county on the day of
election. Of course it was expected
that such charges would be made, as
js always the ease, but as an honest
Pemocrat wo hope the matter will
bo investigated, and if iraud has
been committed by a Democrat that
he mav be exnoaed. Wo believe that
elections should be held fairly, and
- the man who commits fraud should
be punished. Democracy, as we
understand it, means honesty, and if
it proves less we are ready to con
demn it. Wo had rather see the
party forever out of power than to
know it held its power by fraud.
In case of fraud, as charged in
this county, it is hard to place the
crime upon the proper person, there
fore men should be very; careful
what charges they make, and should
be prepared to prove them.
Ilanry WilHm, the postmaster at Welsh
ton, Florida, says he cured a case of diar.
rbasa of long Btandina' in ix honre, with
one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy "What a
Dleasant snprije that must haye been to
the sufferer Such cures are not unusual
with thia remedy. Id many, instance
only on or two dopes are required to give
permanent relief. -It oan always be depen
ded upon. Wheu reduced with wteritis
Peasant io take
For wle by Plymouth Drag Cb. lm
For pain in the side or chest there is
nothing so pood as a piece of flannel dam.
pened wita Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound on oer the set of pain. It affords
prompt and permiueut relief and if used in
time will ofien prevent a co.d from result
ing in pneumonia- This same treatment
is a sure cure for lam bank.
For sa!o by Plymouth Drug Co lm
ONCE MORE.
Across the years that intervene.
Once more we met;
Across the river dark between,
Where flits above the waves serene.
Dim-eyed Regret.
Once more as eyes looked into eyes
And hand clasped hand,
We saw the pale young moon arisa
And tremb'e into the sapphire skies
That kissed the laud.
We 6aw the moonlit waves un6hoathe
Iheir blades of light;
We heard the sad -voiced night-wind
brenths
And caught the gleam of stars that wreathe
The brow of night..
The dreary Past behind us lay.
It woes forgot;
The snadowy Future fled away,
We only knew the swe'et To-day
And grief was not.
No shadow of relentless Fate;
But hand in hand,
We stood beside the golden g tte
Through which we longed to pass elate
Into Love's laud.
But surged the river back between,
And ever vet
Across its rippling silvery sheen,
There flits above its waves serene
Dim-eyed Regret.
Lula E. Clark.
. LA DIRS
flinya tonic, or childre l who want bulid
luff iir, should take
BROWi'-SiaOS BITTEES. -a"
ri.,,nnt cured Malaria, Ifi-!i.'tlon,
;VuTwr toaiplciiit! aud t-ci.rulji
Danger From Catarrh,
. The -most important feature about that
very common complaint, catarrh in the
bead, is its tendency to develop iuto 80oi6
other moie serious and dangerous disease.
The foul matter dropping from the head
into the - bronchial tubas or longs is very
liable to lsad to bronchitis or consumption,
that distroyer which causes more deaths in
this country than any Other disease. As
catarrh .originates ia impurities in tho blood.
loal applications can do but littlo good.
The common sense method of treatment
to purify the blood, and for this purpcea
there 13 no preparation superior to Hood's
Sarsaparilln. 'Ihe powerful action cf this
medicine upon the blood expels ".every inr
jHirity, and by so dciiu;; cures Citarrh and
I tires health to the entire orpacisui, It
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Only a car Remains
Scrofula Cured Elooci Purlflod by
- Hood's Safsaparilla.
" C. I. Ilood & Co., Lowell, Muss. :
" It Is with ploasur.8 that I send a testimonial
concerning what Hood's Sarsanarllla- has ddfco
for my daughter. It is a wonderful modicino
and Ieauuot recommeiul it too liighly. Saia,
who is fourteen years pi J, has been
Afflicted With Scrofula
ever since she was one year old. Tor five years
she has had a running sore on one side of her
face. AVe tried every remedy recommended, but
nothing did her any good u itll we commenced
using Hood's Sarsararilla. My married daughter
ftdviuedmeto use Hood's Sursaparilla becauso
V3Pr Cures
It had cured her of dyspepsia. She had been
troubled with that complaint since childhood,
and since her cure she h:iH never been without a
battle of Hood's Sarsaparilla in tho house. We
commenced giving it to Sarah about one year
ago; aud it has conquered, the running sore,
Only a Scar Remaining
as a trace of the dreadful disease. Previous to
taking the medicine her eyesight was affected
but now sho can see perfectly. Iu connection
with Hood's K:u-sap:irii' t vc h:ie used Hood's
Vegetable l'ills, and find them tho best." Mrs.
Mauia Gkikfik, Xenia, Illinois.
Hood's PiHs euro nausea, siek headache,
Indigestion, biliousiisss," SoU by all druggl3t
TIME 18 MONEY!.
I will have in stock by
November 15th
Watches from $1.50 to $53 On,
Watch chains from 10a to $30 00
Solid cold lni'inl Uings $3.00.
Finger Rings from "a. to $15.00.
Ear Rings fun; 2oo. to $5.00.
Lace Pios from 5c. to $5
gcarf Pins fro n 15. to $4 00.
Clc ck fioni $1.00 to $12 00.
Sewing linichine supplies.
Call ami see the latest
improved Standard Sewing
Machine,., at
octw-tr it B. YEAGER'S.
EESTAUEANT.
EDWARD Mc3ABE,
PUOPinKTOU
Ideals at all hours, at the
most reasonable terms.
Ho also carries a line
line of
GROCERIES &
CQNFECTI0XERIE&
Xo;ir Urinkley's eonier,
oct25-if rivtiumili, N. C.
5'. XI. WIGGINS
DEALER, IN
N'OTIONS. NOTIONS.
ALSO '
Heavy and fancy groceries,
cigars, tobacco, snuff,
vegetables, fruits
and all
I can olfer buxcrs such prices on the
above named goodj that it will
pav them to cull.
J. H- VIGGINS,
Water tit., i.ext to Bryan's Drug
Store, Plymouth, N, 0. my lG-tf
MILLINERY
New and fashionable Millinery and
Fancy Goods aro now opened at my
store, in Uoper, and I invite the pub
lic to call and see them before buy
ing; ' ,
Kew Hals trimmed in the latest
styles by an artistic milliner just
from the North.
If you .want nice, stylish goods at
low prices, call early and be suited.
MRS. M. E-AUSB0N,
sep 2S-:f Eoper, N. C.
PLfflUTH
C ABM AGE C0KPAKY
rt.
ater Street.
We have opened a Carriage Factory on
Water etreet, where we propose to tuauu.
factnro bUfigies and other road vehicles
cheap-r tinu they have ever been sold in
this section ; '
Open Utiggios, . $55.00.
Top Utiggios, - - - 65.00.
Cart Wheels,' - . - 10.00.
Did you ever . hoar . of -such low
prices?
We make a specialty of horse-frhoeing
and repair work of all kiuds When you
want woik done in oar, line call on ns aud
wn - will goarantee satisfaction. Quick
suled and small profits. . - ,
W.T.ROSE.
$ '; J L LI
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: ' MWW. IllllliiSffi ; L ' .;
I6YWWTO
S AVE A DOLLAR?
A1S HSglstf, I2erc Are ome BAlSCwAlKS.
A car load'bagging and ties at wholesale prices.
Peanut bags as low as the Lowest.
The largest stock of fcHOBEHIES ever shown
by any retail store in this section. I buy lit
round lots of headquarters. Make the ternls
the same and I will meet the prices of any man
on earth.
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in heaps and piles, well-made, good fits and la
test styles, Prices as good as any man's.
My
lsf the B.EST-'sdIdv assd as
a any Soaatla off -No'rffolb.
Thos. W. Blount,
.. . ' : Roper 9 H. C