The Gastonia
_ _ Orrot*d to tUo Protootioa m Homo and «o»q Into room o1 tH Coantv*
VoL^X-X. Gastonia, N, C., April 27, 1899.
THE ONEROUS TARIFF.
_... I
The Farmer Feel* It* Worst Effect*-Great Evil* and
Their Remedies—View* of a Southern Agriculturist.
Atlanta Journal. _
If the people of tbe eooth, especially
•ooibern termer*, would unite end per
sistently stork for on* greet legislative
reform UU they sec ate It, end would
adopt e few simple economic measures
el borne. It would require but a few
yean to secure for us in* highest stan
dard ot good government, general boms
comfort and hap pi a ess enjoyed by any
people In the world.
This great Westing It la store for us.
It la with I a our grasp. We bare l ut
tn put forth our energies and appropri
ate ir. It will require a strong, earnest
and nollad effort, hut It Is worth th«
effort and the labor to secure it a
thousand time* over.
Tbs people of the south are brave,
self-rellaat aod rlrtoous Id a blgb da
grot. Tbsv bare leas erlSahues*. mors
true sympathy for lbs Buffering aad
mors love for their e< igbbors sad man
kind than any otlrer people In lb«
world.
OCR XATUHAL ADVANTAOKS: 1
Are great. Our soil, oar climate,
our production*, vegetable, animal and '
mineral, are not < qua led by thuee of
any other oountry oa earth.
We can produce lu greatest abund
aooe and ot best qaallty. almost every
thing that le usefDl or desirable. We
raise far more tnao half tlm cotton of
whole world, and far better quality
tbao an* other country, aad wa raise
sugar, rloe, groundpsas, sweat potatoes
wheat, ooro, rye, oete, bay and maoy
other oseful product* which faiidoc be
raised In the northern states, while at
Uis same time we make every ralosbl#
product that can be raised In the north
eieept maple sugar and syren, end wa
do so at lest cost, greater profit, la
peeler ebandeno* eud ot better qual
TIIRBR CROPS A YRAIC.
Kor more than lea years I liars torn
raising three raloabls and well ma
tured crops aacb year oo tba asms piece
of land.
la Stotembrr l aow It In rye (or win
ter grating, Wtoa tbs stalks sboot up
ilia following spring, Just aa lbs heads
era In tbs bool, 1 cot it (or bay. .
1 then tarn under lbs stubble and
aow German mlUrt. I sow it very thick
to asks tbo stalks small, and I out it
before it Moons, while the stalks are
ten dee, and thus make One hay.
1 then taro coder the millet stubbie
end sow pass. In September tbs rloe*
are ready to be cat for bay and lbs
roots turned under, or Iba vines and
roots all turned under, aa may be de
sired. and then sow rye again.
OTHER ORgAT HBMOURCSS
Tbs southern states are new leading
tba world In Iron products, selling
them In all clvtllzad countries, and air
ing ibelr prices In the world’s mar
kets !
And we have coal and Umber and
mineral phosphates In supply and
quality than no other portion of lbs
world can excel If canal
Such U a brief outlier of our Batumi
advantages and reaouroes.
If ** wisely use these great resources
we will be In much better condition
than tba people of any other country In
the world.
OUn SItADV ANTAQBS.
The thing* Ui«f work to our but
■ud preveet a* from iwllilog the pro*,
verity aod tbe great blaming* Id More
for ue ere:
1. Tbe tariff.
3. Oar laliuee of opportuoiUea.
Tbe tariff U a hydra-headed monster
of evil, working oat aad fattening up
on an more injustice tud wrong than
anything ale* (poeaibly with on* ex
cept too.)
It dlaertmlaaUk *g*lu*t the poor and
la favor of tbe rich, it oppraeeea and
beapa continually Increasing bmdvua
opon tbe poer and tlioee who labor,
aad auaWe* the rlob. more aod more,
to Inereaaa tbeir wealth at locreaatng
1y rednotd coat to tea.
It la oaBring the riob to become
richer and fewer Id number, and tbe
poor to beoorne poorer and luoreaae In
dumber, in inverse ratio, every year,
eyary day, aad every Hour.
It given tbe mao who baa mouey an
unnatural, an due uujuat aad wrongful
advantage >vsr all othen.no matter
how aobnrlf and upright they may try
Vo live; no matter Saw Industrie os,
aeon nail cal aod oommaadabto may be
tbetr babtta and deportment.
Many poor people under our present
unnatural and unjoat condition* ara
not able to “bold their owo” with all
that Industry, economy and oorrnet
hstate can arenre; and very faw oaa
overcome the wrougfolly Imposed ob
stacles aad make a “rite In the world."
It la eaMow that a poor man beoomaa
wealthy without Oral eecnrlng the asa
of aoea* unnatarai aud wrongful ad
vantage that discriminate) In his favor
aod again* tbe natural rights of hla
hllowman.
A DISCLAIM SB.
How understand me corrently. I am
i»ot a Socialist, Communist, or Aaar
ohlat. 1 am sot trying to engender un
kindly or hostile faellBps between
otoftaa—to ariray Um poor against the
rich or tbe rleb agalata Ue poor. Ko
ooo oould more sertonily regret eocb
data are Me eoodltiona tbaa L
Ho peopto on earth are more free
from does prejudlo* than wa are In tbe
sooth. There is no country or Motion
where tlw poor and tlie rich dwell to
gether in as harmonious relations as
fa the eon them states.
Under asttaleg eireumetanoee I do
not blame tbe rleb b»naua* they are
rich, f am not lading (bull with
lbees has—m llwy have these us natur
al and wrongful advantages Of the
poor, la this settles, tbe rich as a
class, did not make these advantage*
tad am ask any mom responsible Tor
tbeir exltames than Urn poor.
la so oUaf eooatry do the rich feta
a* kindly toward the poor aad ham ua
■■Oh genuine friendly lotrrooura
with them u in tbe southern stairs.
Neither do 1 blame the poor for be
ing poor. As a general statement, we
eaa truthfully nay It Is not their fault.
They oAonot belo It.
If no one by law, had any undue and
unjust advantage o( then; If every
e>su had bis natural rights; If ersiy
man bad an eijuai chance at natural
opportunities. mere would ha very few
persons In want, very faw would he
crushed down under tbe Iron heel uf
helpless poverty, and Involuntary pov
erty would almost entirely disappear.
TUB raOfLB DO HOT OOXSIDWR.
The southern people have not thooght
earnestly—have not felly Investigated
or considered the terribly harmful of
fsets whtoh tbe tariff works out and
fastens upon us. The rloh people did
not invent It end Impose it upoo us;
for less did Uivy do so with the Inten
tion of thereby securing for themselves
the wrongful advantages It gives thsm
over the poor.
The tariff la a villainous cruel Span
ish or Moorish Invention; a system of
forcible robbery adopted try them lo ex
tort money from others unjustly. It
is one or tbe many inhuman methods
resorted to by them lo rob Innocent
victim* without giving anything In
return.
Another method adopted by them
was extensively practiced by those
representative Spaniards. CorUi and
P>strio. In tbelr murderous career In
South America and elsewhere
This wicked Spanish tovsotlon—a
system <4 measure of oppression sad
robbery, pat in operation wieked la
tent-ought oevsr to have been adop
ted by elviliaed free American*: and
we ought without delay t» hurl It
from us as a vile thing dreptaad t
soar, or rrs xrrrcT*.
Tbs tariff it the cause of, and Is res
ponsible lor ell tbe organised monopo
lies. trusts and plundering eomblues
in tbs United Slates. Hut for the wrong
Hdvantages whtoh It gives, these rob
ber organisations oould not be formed,
could not rxiat I
Trade should b* free, absolutely,
without any conditions whatever, the
world over. This U natural, it Is
right.
u i are a litHUo aod a g.>od clU
»en; If I am Industrious: If 1 go to
work aod make to reel blag useful
wbteh I do not need »od am willing to
•ell, aod tom* person la willing to boy,
I ought to bo permitted. If 1 to
chnee, to go any where on earth to soil
that article, to any person willing to
buy It for whatever prior wo agree up
on; and no person, no community or
government has any Just right to
charge me one oent for tba i>r Ivlins of
selling it; end whoever Imposes soeh a
burden or Hoc upon me—a Hue upon
Industry— la aa tnnok of a robber s*
Cortex and Pixarro, or Jbhn A. Murrell
or flaw James
Aod If any person wlsbea to go auy
wbsre In tbe world to boy anything, lie
ooght to bare tbe ease privilege that
I am entitled to in selling.
This folly Illustrates natural rigbU.
which no msu or sot of meo, anywhere
haa aay right to dooy. abridge, inter
fere with or try to regulate, at any
cost to bnysr oi seller. This principle
la right I Anything else is wrong I
TH1XVTKO AHD OUWADDLT.
Tbe collection of revenues by a term
to a mean, sneaking, tbelvlog unmanly
dishonest aod cowardly method of ob
taining mousy ! It file lias the money
from oor pockets, and we do not koow
when or bow much I
A Into, honest, open, plain straight
forward. common moss, bail ness
method should be adopted; one that
would bo aa easily and folly oompra
hended by tbe most uneducated aa any
com mon bust ness transaction, between
mao and man; and that method is.
The tax collector should show us
what ws owe, and let os pay It sod
take a receipt for it. To Illustrate, tbo
state aod oounty tax ooltoetor in ssoh
county could have three Items ox bis
lax Milt:
1 Uounty Ux.
9 Stela tex.
8. United Stetea Ux.
With oor Ux thus ant out. wn oould.
before we pay It. verify lte corveetoeae,
Joat ai every men who wtehee to do no
nan bow verify tba oometoeae of Ida
etala aad oounty tax bill*.
We are ea muofa entitled to know, or
bn able aaaily to koow, that tba tax
whleh the general gov am meat cel la oo
u» to pay la correctly levied opou aa,
and la what we Jnetly owe aod no more
ea we have to know that oar etore Mile
end bleolemitb'e ecoounte are correct
before we pay them.
wotn.D met* roLiTroAL oomaumow.
If «• cooid ell know Joat how meet
we pey the goverooeeat. It woeld very
nverly. If not entirely, pet no end to
corrupt political Jobbery. Coegreae
woeld ceeae to appropriate Bonn for
anything whatever, not aboofetely
necessary. It wooM take away fro*
tba president the authorliy to eppetat
aoaenla with big salaries atteehed to a
great number of dirty Hill# towne in
Europe end elsewhere. They are be*
teee expenrivo oulmneee, end the tala
rife of the aloeeare eoaeele aad many
other •ypotiunneota. le a oonruptioc
feed eaed for partleea polHlonl pur
poem, and eat ta promote the good of
the oo entry or the people I
Aod bead rede of ether aeedtem ex
peaem would be stopped. If tba people
oould know how waoh they pay I An
era of hoaaaty aad economy in govern
ment expend Korea would be I ae unra
ted. We ere Jeetly entitled to thle
knowledge. Let us bare It.
AwoLrett thb TAarrv,
Maw, I would Ilka to aee the tenth
era people aod e^oateOy eoathera far
mers tola a holy crusade te nbollah the
tariff I Let uo til with netted rote*
•ad determined rreolole actios cell up
on oongreee to wipe It oat I
Thin would giro untold relief t It
woald put an end to moaopollea, trust#
•ad oorebtaea, organised to regelate
prioea. Tba eonatry woald eater upoc
aa e» of prosperity aod happloew for
all; not for » few, at the expruw of the
many I No one woald have ao undue
awl on]net advantage ever another la
buying aad aolHag. (t would give
ovary man bie natural rigbU-eu equal
chaaco at natural opporinnlttre.
Tbe wound feature of our dlaadvas
Ugta oonaUta la oar taleow or fall are
to proparly uw some opportunities oot
pat sell rely taken away from which
we oaa will wield to oar advantage.
Oottoo growers can Improve their
COftdiUon uy :
1. Raising on Ibe faro la ample
quantity, all needed topplies whloh tbe
farm wll prodaw.
9. By making tbelr ootlou crop, no
matter bow email or how Urge a clean
eat, actual aurptue I
One buahel of grain, one pound of
mwt or forage, or one domestic animal
reload oo Urn farm, la worth two that
baa U be bought with oottoo.
If tbe oottoo crop u • ekar, real eur
plua there la laooey la U at any prioe.
Beoeot espertoenU ofoaiefol Inlslll
gent farmers have demooalrated that
■ettlag bud In permanent pastors aod
reining cattle, either for bwf or for
dairy peudoota; or tbe railing of bogs
with bog eropa—artldiokw, etiufns,
pinders aad potatoes, to be gathered
and eaten by the I toga |D the flalde;
aad raising but little oorn and oo oot
tea. pay* much beUrr than eropa of
corn and oottoo alow.
But If southern farmer* woald raiw
at boons ell tba supplies tbelr farms
will produce nod make oottoo a clear
earplue. we woald have “a land of
pWotT." Very few. if any, In tbe
country, would leek the neoeeeanw of
Ufa, and Uuoger aod want of ahaiter,
ol< thing aad fuel woald be confined to
tbe poor In the cities and In tba menu
facturlngand sluing oeolere.
This policy would not bring os to
the fall extent, the gnat blessings
whleh free Undo would loeure to ell.
bat It would make our ooodltlon me oh
better thau It now is. it would bring
much of the relief we so greatly desire
•ad ao sorely need. Will not our
farmers adopt it?
Let us labor to wlpa oat the tariff!
Am Bn buy or Tiik Taw vy.
Fulton County (near Atlanta), lie.,
April 15. 1890.
MHkwtrwStTtrMr.
Wilmington Monmiw.
There can be no doubt, that Jeter
Pritchard it the very beet otUction for
Uw “Digger-wing” of the block radical
Party. Like man into party. He will
eull to a T. Ha U graally Id loya with
the negro, end dot* not can a nittao
die stout whet befalls tbs wblto Dam
oornU, or the raul while men In bis
own party or in the populist party, ao
be can bold on to the grab trough and
grow rloh by taxing his enemies. - He
has not the least sympathy with while
men in negro abounding oounUte. If
he had hit way we cannot doobt, that
be would keep them always under the
blighting rule of white traitors to raos
who otsd incompetent and Ignorant
negroes for their own rsmorsalaaa and
greedy ends. A prominent republican
•aid to the If net and Obttrrer in an
swer to the question "who will In
your candidate for gotornnr Y”
‘•Pritchard, I suppose. Tnat teem*to
ba tbe'program of our party now. He's
certainly the logical candidate. He’s
thrown down tlio gauntlet on the
amendment quest loo, by his resent let
ter. and ball probably be asked to lead
the light.”
Prselstly! Us Is Indeed “Hie lnglcal
candidate.” He Is fur “nigger rule”
for whites, and It Is “logical” erery way
that Uie Teonraasi advaotoisr should
“lead lbs flgia" against ths men of his
own race, dome men hare very Sata
nic leanings sod diabolical preferences.
Mali! ._
Ow*«aUn.aMH ix'liMU*,
MwtbjrSttr.
Senator* U. H. Justice, of Umber -
fordtoo. aid O. F Maaon, of Dallaa
attended court this week. They are
both able lawyer*. true Drtnoeret* and
jeal stale*men
Senator Joatloels on* of the ablest lew
yeie end beet equipped pobllo men la
tha Bute. Ha wae tbe moat laR-ian
tlal me as bar of tbe reoeut tienaral A a
aembty aad la tba ohoiee of the people
of all Western Worth Garni tna forOov
entor. Few men in tbe State woeld All
thnofioe with aneh eonapteoeue ability
aad betas to tt aaoh a ripe aipaflamw
)■ poblle affaire. Senator Just lea la
also a feeortta socially.
Senator Maaon la one of tboaa mao
whe beeoaa greater by aaaoeUtlna
wlUi them. Ha grows upon yon. I(*
lean Independent thinker and ha al
waya thinks right. Ho la a lovable
mao and baa many friend*. Hla abil
ity, honesty aad amlnaM attainments
an ueqoeotlooed. Hla proverbial
good amms natrar pert* company with
him Ha la a good talker and has the
fsanity of getting at tba bottom of
anything. Ha la a asBaiaafnl lawyer
aad would adorn any offlee whleb hi*
admiring ooastltaenoy might forea sp
an him.
Oar senators. Jimtioa and Maaon.
would win every time on a platform of
brains and bravery, love aad loyally,
purity and pntrlatlaan.
rrtwit»i«».
caewer uattn.
ft Igotbarapy la atatod to ba already
In euguaat aeveral pi met in Surepa.
Tba tiMtamit annsitla la aUadlaa tba
pattaat, wall protected with fori, Is a
fretilng-box coaled to SOOdegreaa Of
more below aero, U.U dally eoVI bath
being continued ton minute*. Til#
bead It allowed to ptoUuda from tba
bog. aa breathing of the lutoowty nol<l
air woald ba deogeroaa. The effect u
lo powerfully atlmuUta tba alreolutlon
orantlog an ImmadlaU aad ravaauua
appttlte, landing to baaltb dyapeptla
aad fartooa kidney aad Hear dlaaaww,
aa waH aa nareona axbaoMlon aad Ua
diUlKltnt ■#liAOMf uw)
The whole body la aiouaad to rlyoroai
ia>laa,
BILL ARP AS A PESSIMIST.
TROUBLED ABOUT SITUATIOV IV
TO FKILIPPIVB*.
OUI Arp In Atlanta Ooantltntlou.
Boas* rotllor optimal—good, batter,
kart. Melui prjor MMlaoa-bad,
worse, wont. 1 remember that maeb
Iwtia. Home day* we an optlmlata
aod look on tba bright rtda aod think
tba war la about over and tba mlllej
Dlum will begin with tba new eastary.
Tkaa again the newt U bad we are
ubiigad to be peart mkrta u atU It ohangte. I
lam epcaaimlat right new, fnrerory- |
Uilag look* dark and gloomy abroad,
tboagb tha geo La I spring aua le shin
ing and atmytlilof la lowly at home.
What la all this about oaa hundred
tbooeand more awn wanted to aabdue
the Plllpinoa and our eoldlrra aaylng
they didn’t enlist to light negroes; sad
what about lbs bemoans ■—
our boys and eutUog tfcolr beads off
and parading tbam through the street#;
and what about a rupture with Ger
maoy while opr navy le all togagod
aear Uwcw In those far dlitanl Islands?
U Germaor U dthUeg mad. what
better opportunity dues aha want than
to turn her navy loose upon aa right
MwP aud bow dd wa know that John
>y Bull woakl twlp us?
And tbvn again then seems to be no
real peace In Porto Bleo. for one of
tbalr late papers saya: "Wa nbaecre
with eonow that tha Uultad Statue
troops are a mass of bear and abaena
paopla, a drunken multitude who
dally ttnffrt and maltreat our suffering
paopie. Tliey rob our servants aa
Uwy go ta market; they eater our res
ts ureuta and Uka wbat tliey waat by
fores and than break np tha eroakary;
tbay rob tba pedlars and refass to pay
the cabmen sad Steal everything in
eight; they Insult our women Uke aev*
ages, and to oomplain at headquarter*
U like barking at the moon. If Uiie la
our destiny, would that wa oould
rtak this fair Island la tit* d«ptbs of
Iks sea.”
from bio epueob: “Hop* (prion
Menial in UmImmb brwraL” AUl
hod U lift op mp roloe. of enure*, u I
ro pealed:
;»^«aafl#wsyrr'
We nmart baya had pawn of fao
over that rod-heeded eempeeltiuo, ui
u la cUU a preeor* among aa that
“Hope lea gaud laoawttawTr- Aad ao
« »« aot uUartr daapelr bat Ur* la
ras
bnnakb. My baric Sl< aod my left
kldoojr waioaa boom aad my hft
ware oa a atrlka aad wouldent earry
oaa with alacrity, bat work lo tbo gar
dan got me all fa a aweat of paraph*.
Uoa aad I feel bettor. My witbaMd 1
would, end abe boowa Wu hwa got
bat two Iowa for are. On* la, 1 moat
work lo tbo cardan if I am w#M, aad
Um utber la I moat fa wall. Tbo war
dosaat bother me while I am at wort,
bat I boo and dig aad poodor while i
dig. lam perplexed right now about
a eery myaturiooa force of uatora that
I do oot uodwetand. It la the lift
lug power or HUia loader plants I
nwror bare uadorotood bow It l* (bat
Um pea or baaa or a potato patdfc or aa
•bnt oood ean mat tbo cloddy groaod
aod art the eloda aad part thorn aad
tod a way upward. Thom HUla ten
der ahoou that will bred aad break at
tbatoaohoau lift a weight of mode,
und 1 am aatMkd that than U mm
■yoturliwa foroa that belpo tham do—
•omo electric ladaoooo that-r
(ram the plant—com* dynamite power.
What farmer baa aot woo dared that a
alioutlay grata of eon oould upboam
aad tpllt aoandar a Mod that bo eoaM
loudly break with hi* bony haod*.
Then, again, what a praaerraUva la
oar mother earth. Ilowaafaljr It Crept
the room of vegetation from inoU and
fra* tea aad am ooid. Wo hod aUly
ole root baahm. alt of choice varteUat.
aud barn taken a world of oomfart la
tboir baeotlfal d.wera, bat tblk teat
winter they warn all klHad-kllladdmd ,
to Um ground, and I out thorn down
aod found no rign of life. It made ue
all »«d aad I wroto about It. aud a
good man a tinier, of Cbemberohorg,
W. Mr. William B. (toed, mud my lot
tor, and Mipriaad me by aaadh* Mxty
alx imw ptaata of tbo boot rariotlaa. '
aud I pirated them aarefnlly between
...The One Right Way..,
Advertising may be good and yet not be
successful, because It Is not persistent.
That clever Journal “Brains” puts it thus:
“There is but one right way to advertise
and that is to hammer your name, your
occupation, your business so thoroughly In
the heads of the people that if they walk
in their sleep they will turn their steps
toward your store. The newspaper is
your friend. It helps to build up the com
munity that supports you.
Another paper eara: “Oar people'
•re dally tneoltad by tbeee rufUna,
end wa bare oot the patience of Job
Mr tbe meekness of the Hen of Cel
vary to bear these thing* without
retaliating.”
•Another paper eaya: “We • offered
moeb under the Spaniard*, but our
mw liberator* ara committing greater
offunaee and oppreeatoos than did our
former master*. end we cannot *ub
mit quietly to tbll MW tryacoy. Mer
er before ha* there oocurrad la Ponoe
•uefa outrages a* ara happening to-day.
Thera la safety nowhere, and our
lad Ira are at all time* exposed to the
Insult* of drankaw aoidWra ••
How la that foe the American sol
dier—the bear* patriots whom we laud
In eoog and atoryf Nor do we hare
to go to Petto Kko to God them.
Only a few days ago a Maw Jersey
regiment waa mustered out at Oraen
rtUe, 8. C.. and Immediately began
Ibatr dertlaoeut. sad their journey
borne waa a ratgw of terror. A negro
write* to me and want* to know where
in the colored troop* ware wore* than
lb# whiten.
Wbel ia ll>e antler with thin genera
tion. white and black? What la the
matter at Pan a. and why can’t the two !
raoee work together io peace? What It
the matter at Wealbaralord, Conn..
an« why won’t tha white people tbeee
la* the aegroe* build a home for old
aad Invalid oegroee? Oarrto Steele, a 1
ooirred good HnaarttaB. projected a 1
•ImlUr homo for nagro orphan* m At- |
laute and the whine hade bar godspeed i
and eii beer I bed liberally and helped ;
her, and It U d-dng good work that la
eoamandad by ah mar people. Hava
the Tank*** forgot what they fought
for. or pretended to fight us for?
Aad besides all tbaaa thing* there nr*
more fires aad awful eeauatuea aad
drown Inga aad euMdm aad Bourdon
than aver before known In ao brlat a
time, aad it la enough to make a hope
ful man almost daapalr of paaoa aad
■ood will ever returning to this af
flicted land. Thu I* why 1 am a
paetlalat to-day, bat I live in hope and
mnyba I wlU ba an optimist neat weak.
Hop* la a bleated thing. The I rat
aompotl'loo t war Iward rued la achool
was written by a tell, freakled-faoa,
red-beaded girl oud It area on “Hope,”
and tie first arete oca: “Hap* I* «
Klnvatuioo, and If it wan art for
wan would dlt aad woaaan are old
give op U>* ship." "Hot only so, imt
alao,” as Id dim Alexander, nod Oporge
faster wblapared a pert of his ipeenh:
And Keanely Bailee quoted a Uoe
|
tba dead ooaa and they are aprtoginar
up beaatl felly, aad now, I# aad behold,
the old ooea are aeodlwg up atroog aad
vlgoroea sboota front noar the surface
wed'moat of than ara above Uta bad
dodjolota. So If all of them lira and
grow, there will bo a wilder owe of
roaaa, end wa can taka our choice. I
»■ ready to oactlfy that Mr. Bead la a
great big-hearted man. And now Mr.
B JL Rohertion. of Cblekamauga, h*a
eeot 800 auawtorrry ptaot*. Lady
Tboapeen sad Loulae aad Gandy ve
rtattes. All are Ana, aad the Gaodya
am eapeelally waatad, for they are n
vary lata variety and baa* bountifully
after an other bhtda have peered away
for the araeoo. Ill bathe la a good
OMM. tan and my wife makaa it a rale
to believe that everybody la good who
la good to ua.
So now tot tba war go a*. It to none
of ujjr riotog. For • good white I wag
hi nova that MeKlatoy A Uo.,
who tot allp tha doga o war for polit
ical parpoaoa. woaid aaa thair mlatake
aad aaMatf tbotrdoga, but moat ofthe
pmcharotoU them that It lo Qodh will
aod nasi fact doatlay aad that U to
doora la tba bmtbao moat ha apawd
i and kept epee. Aad to wa aommoa
; folk* eao't do aayUilag. I board
I preacbera talk that wap for mrthtrtf
aarao yaara ago aad wa (bought Ibay
I had tha Cft* aad Tba mala Ja thair
Ibreeohm poeketa. but tbay dlda’t.
Ooa Uimg la oaitala. Tbto war baa
dona tha netted no good morally or I
oaaolaNy, and It baa towered oar ie»
{ a poet (hr tba army aad for military
; aSaira in gaoaral, aad army baaf lo
particular. When ear boy* oaca gat
cat <4 It I hey will ba apt to atay out
aod If wo liaro to aand 100,000 more
, troope lo Ogbt the utggar lo tba Phllip
ptoea they aril) botgolrom tbto part of
the oooatry-oartaia..
P. • —lo my loot 1 did aot au that
tba Virginia editor waa hypocritical.
Ko, I woaid act be so dleraapactfub 1
wrote vary ptelaly that ba waa hyprr
ertttoal. Tear type chaagad It. H. A.
itoBMUtto w»nr.
Wa baUara UhembarUld’a Coogb
Hamady la (ho boat In Uw world. A
few waaka age wa aaArrtd with a a*-!
rare auto aod • tmablmama cough,
•od bartag raad thair adwfttoemaeta |
In our owe aad other paper© we Mr
efntaad a bottle to aw If It would rflrat
w. It eared at beferu the bettto waa
more that hair need. It to tba brat
I mediates out far wide aad euwgba. -
. Tba Hr raid, Aoeoertlte, lad. Vw aato
by J. S. Carry A Oo.
* I
GOING DOWN HILL
People suffering
from Kidney Diseas
es, feel a gradual but •'
steady loss of strength and
vitality. They should lose no
time in trying Foley’s Kidney
Cure, a Guaranteed Preparation.
Tonri»»r J.H. mnOIBDT * COMFAK Y.
.4.
her gaod-byee all obmtful and bright,
tatadl iftif aK* HU ditanaarml TamZ
woman turaed to toother aad mid. la
a tome of Kihiti “tae la a lb or
•agh wernat e( tool.” Vow to thin
Mao the womaa wbe aaM none Into
ptomt word*, wha tor a bright ataty
waM.tsroS
— braea-taem* m aay that tear Meed,
eat wbe bare net oaty har awa hat the
hardeni of a good amr altar mode,
ret aba taw anrauoe wby aha Should
(allot Mr IrouUta an bar frlrod*. or
why iba ttouldael he to ito bad mam
A women at toot la oaa wbe ftalt
Mfixu^jnsSse
»** e» lha faettom of others.
A womaa mt taat la tba aaa wbo la
arr^jnsiaisss
srtt£* —»•> —*•
A womaa of teat U one who mtbaa
J* eMtTjSgbt apotWtta S5T aaui
l»er good-by a boat that aba may eome
■gala.
A womaa of taat la oat whadoaa-aot
■tnaara.
A varitable womaa at toot la tba
both typo of a Christian, for bar my
aenatdamtloa matoa other wooma lea*
to imitate Mr. Bimitatr that tode
roar warb at a womaa of teat mtaor
taoca than taaahltf from platform or
tmaarod elaeatlaa.
A womaa of toot la oaa who la eear
taoaa uadar all cireumriaaom aad to
rmy aaodltiee la wbioh aba may M
deaad. A woman of taat la oaa
obom l»ve ha hum tnlty limonad only
In tor Utn’« devotion, and wbooe
attohword in naaeiOahama to thaoght
tad nothin. - —
X«w Tam Aaiawwil.
KMT* U4 (IMtmr,
Tbto la tba quadrantlal tax im»
meet yaar, aad ail. prupart#—raal aad
personal— lauat be appralaad for taxa
tion.
“Sosa folk* cam tetblnk.” tald tba
But# Auditor yaatarday, "U«t tba
remon bars aotblna to do h«t hnn
raal property. That la sot Iran. Tba
Itwa says ‘tba llat-takata aad a.an
■hall useartala tba traa vaiaa la mat#
of avsty tractor pares! cflawdcrotbsr
real total a. with tba Improreuaat*
Uiareoo, and panooal propart#, add as
reasthoaamia aeeotdaaoa withtaid
valuation.”
''Than will this year bo NM
rbauioolatbatax abatrooU. but not
■uen. Ttny will bo a IIUlo rear* oore
prvbvotiva. I bava aaeured wplaa of
lira latest abst rests float ovary State la
tba Union, but noon of than bare
tbown touch baprovaataat orer tba ana
wo already bava.”
Aoeordlnq to tba report of OaL
Hanry O. Hsstrr, reerotary of tba JTow
Orltana (Jottoo Xxebaafr. tba areouat
of cat tan broafbt lata tifbl Curia#
tba tit day* of tba ttatou ap to Apr!
7. wm 10,168,448 balaa. a daawaaa
freta last ssaneo of tl?,M6 balea. Tba
axpona wan & J86.ST9 bain, a dacanaa
at 71,001 baits. Toktaas by Kaftan
msssks#
tba rewind rail la# oC la tba reova
mat la tba atobi darta# tba man
thaa tar tba Atlantis Status aad tba
Oalf Status, nabdw of Taxaa. an
mpoaalblo. Tba bam la tba At*
too Ms sutaa darta# tba tret asvaw
reontba to 1».M1 balaa, aad la tba
Oalf Status reaatlwnd SMW balaa, a
total of did.000 bats*. la Thau. bow*
rear, tbna la aa latum of 394,710
balaa. ndaala# tba taut daenm to
»U\0 balaa.
Karik Qaroiiaa Mi km dlrtdad la
to otoa earn dlatrwu. A Wflkii
toll baamototad tor aaok dlZCt aad
ik* aopantoor vtd paraal act tka tont
tatf to bl* dial riot to tk# aatatantan
a bo wilt taka Dm aaaaaa naxt year.
Tka poafUaa of aoparrtaar wUI kaada
„ Xmwa, Ja
aa aUaak gf_
»*«l bar to Mr bad far avar a mall
•ad raadarad Mr aaahU to walk ■
•tov without aaalMaaaa. kar ibata
Mac awollaa to daubla Ikatr aamal
•U*. Mr. •. Modttoa laatatod aa a]
M»a OhaatoartMo* Pala itaia 1
•urrlurrd a M?M kattla aad mat
U aoonrdlna to dltroUoaa aad tka aaart
•onto* aka wattMd to kmkfkak wit*
aat aafauaia la aajr vaoaar. aad iki
haa ant had aatolto attbak ataea.
A. tL Pawanank For aala by J. K
Carry A Oa.