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t.OLDSBOUO. N.C. MAR. 14. lS95.itaS
PCUU5 HID BY
THE ARGUS PUBLISHING CO.
Joseph E. Robin-on, Editor, 1
Wtlur A. BoniU, Uuainoe Man 'en
Entered at the Post Office at Gold
I o.. Jf. C. as Second-Claes Matter.
COT I OX I.N MEXICO.
A letter from its Washington
correspondent to the Atlanta
Journal gives some interesting
facta in reference to the" cotton
situation in Mexico and in this
country.
The effort has been m.ulo to
mislead our fanners by the bare
statement that iu Mexico where
the silver standard prevails cot
ton brings 10) cents a poaud,
while the price at present in the
United States is a little over 5
ctr.ts. Nobody should be de
ceived by such stuff.
Cotton in Mexico sells in Mex
ican tnoney.for 15 cents a pound.
The entire Mexican product is
only 70,000 bales. This does not
begin to meet the demand in
Mexico for cotton and the bulk
of tho cotton used in that coun
try is imported from the United
States. A tariff of 3 cents per
jKund in American money, or 6
cents per pound in Mexican
money is charged in Mexico for
the importation of ginned cot
ton. This 0 cents per pound
in Mexican money imposed
by the tariff certainly will
not be claimed, even by the sil
ver monomentallists, as due to
tho kind of currency used in
Mexico. As the United States
produces very much more cot
ton than it consumes it would bo
impossible to add to the value of
our cotton by putting a tariff upon
imports of cotton. Deduct the
6 cents laid by the tariff from the
1CJ cents paid in Mexican money
for cotton in Mexico, and wo
have left 10J cents. Cotton in
the United States is quoted at
5.00 cents American money. The
money for whLh the cotton is
sold in tho United States can be
carried to Mexico and it will buy
11. cents of Mexican money; so
that the farmer in this country
can sell his cottou for American
money and go to Mexico with
that money and buy as much
money in Mexico as his cotton
would bring in Mexico, less the
tariff.
This is a simple demonstration
or now ridiculous the argument
is that has been presented upon
the question of Mexican eotton.
were there long months ago.
The prediction that American
manufacturers, with the advan-
! tage of free wool, would have
If KaI avsv? a fn T" A ?rwA In civ
f months after the new tariff bill
i had passed, has been more than
realized. Britain is beaten on
its own ground and the future is
rich In progress.
Out Reed in r ReeJ.
Speaker Walser started in as a
. 1 r : i :
jiuj'jci. u.v is tiuaiug cut piwy
posing as a Czar, lie is out Heed
ing Tom Keed in his tyrannical
And ii ni list rulincs. Tnm Rood
lis a big man, and his assumption
'of power was not ridiculous.
Yesterday Speaker Walser. in
, announcing a vote, stated that he
would call out the following;
(gentlemen as present and not
voting, as necessary to constitute
j a quorum to-wit, Kay, of Macon,
IMcClammy, Grizzard, Duffy, and
omitn, oi uates. ui tnese uuny,
Grizzard and Smith, of Gates.
voted, and so stated. Later the
fulness to all manner o( .
bad and indifferent leaf, and ee
the Lancaster and Connecticut
filler alter this j has, a ngni io
hitrh nlace , in . the esteem, of
smokers. . Of course the I effec
tiveness of tobacco smok6 will
depend on its strength,
BUCKLEN S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Sal re In the World for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheum, Fever. Sor.TeiterCh. p
ped Hands, Chilblain, Corns, and, ail
Skin Eruptiors, and positively cures
Piles, or ro pay required. It is gfiar
intl to fire rrfoCt satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Tr
L-.ii. i.i- t r ir:n a. c
Dome, tor saie oj v iu uui o ; ovu.
Seed Potatoes. T
And
CHOICE HpCWOX ROptl r7J
I other early seed , noia toes .1 liii
CHOICE SEED OATS
and molasses at reduced prices.
Wholes le - and. Retail ' O poer and
. -0"tnmiiuB : Merchant.
a... Cure,, for Consumption
I i am . continually advisiner
j- fawnta. find
" to get it. Undoubtedly it is the
la my
others
The Discovery Saved His Life, r ,
IlL.says: -To Dr. King's New Discoy- ; , llpprnnt, 'T.lMf.'
Arv I fivA mw Hta. Iwutibnatfi'Mi W Jl 1 1 I I Mill II h OI I II 1 1 1 II
Grippe and tried all the physicians tool tr.'X' -i 9
uu ivuui, out wi no avail ,maa was
ivenupand told 1 could .notflivw
wife
Oil;
Jifd
Tim. H.J
UJUUUVJ
I ever 'used. "v7. O. Milttbsboxs. Clarion. Pa.,
Deo. 29, 1894. 1 sell Piso'a Care for Consump-
" ' viTafnt. K. KHoarr. PofitmaRtir K ,
r . -- ( - I tmh
wws l mm za Uttsssv I
DONT-
Havinir Dr. Iflno-'a Vaw ntiunar n
my store I sent for a bottle and ' began
its use and from the first dose began io
eet better, and after nalnc three bot
tles was up and about again, : J U
worth Its weight la ROld, ?Ve froh'rf-
U -. - . 1.1 . i. u i i i .jr. IT
. - uur wre witauayk - ' wwi nw
speaker read out the same names, trial at Hill & Son's drug storev -ctr.t
except that of Smith, of Stanly Curs fo, Headsch 1 J
Vila C11 hCl ll HThSt TAI Kmith . . . . . .
OUVGv.vU.u iU1 uiuim ui as a remedy lor all forms of head
Gates. Smith, of Stanl V Stated ache Electric Bitters has Droved to be
me very nest. , it effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headacbbS yield to its influence.
We urge upon all who are afflicted
to procure a bottle and give this re
edy a fair trial. In cases of habitual
his conduct, the Speaker stated ifSffituJEtfr HCI
,i ( . giving the needed tone to the .bofcveii,
that the names .read were not and few cases ion resist the1 H.
necessary to make a quorum, but this medicine. Try it once. Harm
it at any time necessary to se- 0011109 0QlJ of1 cents at uii & so's
GOLIiSORO
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4'll
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that he was not in the Hall at the
time, and therefore could not be
counted as "present and not voting."
Afterwards, in justification of
. i.ifi -uy
Takes into consideration the -duality
i 4i uia.-oou m well as tho price.
i6? ? COHj5,to.?iak -"pon? -Vw our Spring stock. N0ir U the time to h.
kuuu, ouii ji.u.ioiflttH. ana SXI wool nnrlor shli tj n1 H.mo.o 1
' i Ti f- v- - w mi unui a. inrv I'liua rv
Aiacintosnes at lew than, post. Boys' percaile waUts at cost Vancv
mix wuui uxohh inMNiK. miniAi niMAi i ami l r r
o fwv, v i4 ,Vi . uuw OOfJ aim
W- L.-
cure a quorum, he would not
hesitateto count members pre
sent and not voting. Kaleigh
Ntic$ and Obterver.
drug Htore.
Ladles'i GoverttQIotU Worth $1 For 75c
.&ahHHm worth ll'50 a,ia 82 no elling tt
83o, fl. 10 and tU7. Clothing at cost Come to see us brfore you buy
.'i;;jiJi.iJ -.W.4d wiH sare you money. The 3ret Uome will be
iriUIA trior! ll tK.I - t .
tt , 1" J """vj . uo unit wvwg wi
tu P.tfllheir neighors what we had.
Making Offices for Thcmsclvoe.
Early in the session. Senator
Dowd, of Mecklenburg, introduc-
ea a dih proviaing tbat no mem-
Doror tnis Legislature should
hold any office created by this
General Assembly or to be filled
by it. The bill was buried sn
quickly tbat it hardly could have
oeen saia io nave been given a
decent bnrial. At the time of
its interment, Senator Cook, of
Warren, who then had the Judge
ship in his eye, said: "Dowd,
vuu were just joifing, were you
not?" The Mecklenburg Senator
replied: '! was never more in
earner.t in my life."
I he results show that Cook
and his co operation brethren
were unwilling to cut themselves
off of pie that they were then
preparing to bake.
I wo Judgeships have been
created and both of them have
oeen tilled by members of this
Legislature.
This is the kind of Reform the
Legislature is giving the people.
cimer oi mese offices were
needed. They were created simp
ly to give a job to two hungry
Republicans. Raleigh AVioa and
Eczema , .Covered Head
Forehead and Cheek of Baby
1 Doctors iAiavaHInf
Tried Cuticura Remedies ; i ,L
Change In Three Days ' ?
Cure In Two Weeks' ,
are known as tb best' That fact
' can be proven -by hundreds who
werinem. a
IT- LcJ
ic
bit a
BKZEtlf BROS, ic 60,
Oar ton monthi' old hohr hA a wer l
of enema, sail ftBr Iwvlnc d..i.fd
sU orseren weeks, initead of ertilitc 1m '
ppmred tulte worn . ' llu
fumUeuil, hw k, n l In .
uf biwtl were liU)rli i-.'.
r"rt with .! on f'j i,
of an Inch llil k,n.; . mi j
ooulil brut lbl ij,;.;
kinirer, ere willing i., ' '
hiinwt wcryth!n (li -r
hw htKirtluf. Hat ii.
UmviiuouUI o. C . .
HRIII-Iilui w.. jT.m
(nTetb"tnairil. Tlu
tnriww b'la Iwton
11, and tbe rnirki,l cluntp
ninnuenin oemnrv,
cuHA.oouiploiely
ore, anti ai
several tlma
biiu ClTioiraa
After havlnir &
I i.i mi wb. mm ini W ma " " - , .
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Ma. x mkuvjohv r. r ir, '''
IS South Calhom StUattlraonf, kid.
-- w' ..Ji
8ome people say Douglas-' fchrie are
.i iuku, ovk taey oooiuiua um0iauflux
. v hlautt .the amniThatpcoyesIJWll ,
We keep a great bir stock of theln' kll
- j ana Kima inr I i in. (yAunta . ni mk. i
v. v.w aim wjww
W T. TVinrrl fit,
n -win Deeu iiie'wri4.vi onouia. iearin iuitid
-t !Ml,f w. V"V , ,
iH00DicLJ5RinV
;MySij3 Hepdqiiarters
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t-3iy7L a..r;j' : : :iPri i LiiOa o ov
Jt'owder boxes of Unique "xaa
r-t a
r misa:
bjnw lpin nd Fancy
lings to select from for
:oi JT?" vriety,of beautUul
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GHRISTWIS-?RESENT.
OUTICIIBA. ttl CT wifn Pw:-n t
go.P, aa i4ullt bkIii 1-un.iwr n,,. uri.'taa
of Bumor UeoiedlM, tmi.t'-nto Um ibo.1 ttfV t.
Um tkln, Mwlp, aitd blond J j i"
y
..Sold thronghont th world. Prlei. Ctrriotli
CMS. Oow.. Sole Prop-WeBo
e How to Cure 8U Dlteaaat," free.
pilirLKajhlackhead.. red and oily .kla pre.
eT I all wined and cured by Cvmuaa Bo.r.
O-1 IT! Mil Alll
A1AII ll - C
Mfji if i mm i is
a : . i -av am. at m mm msr k , m
i.
r 4 h
'ffaWi'Svi?. Staple i Groceries,
- AND CETERA L SUPPLIES.
C
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li
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iJWlUG STORE. : , '
Pader. Vesengas Opera HousdL
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lu;',?prt.GoIdsboro. N. G-
K. E. PIPKIN.
WHAT FREE WOOL lii DOINU.
As the Philadelphia Tim says,
selling woolens in England is a
new departure for American
manufactures to engage in, and
yet this is the story the Consul
at Bradford sends to the State
Department, with the further lit.
formation that American wool
ens are disposed of there at a
protit and that, too, in the face
of the fact that Bradford is the
central woolen market of Great
uritain.
American woolen cloth at 50
and 00 cents a yard, which er
ports concede to be from goods
of a superior grade, is jUst as
much a puzzle to tbe English
maker a it is to the American
at home accustomed to paying
much higher figures and to bo
lieving the tariff chaff
ally thrown out to bolster up the
tariff tax bounties. The new tariff
disprove the argument of the
mg& protectionist very early in
the game that a reduction of the
duty on wools would ruin trade
abroad and the mills at home.
Nothing of the kind follows
tbe admission of free material,
but to the contrary the mills are
in possession of a stimulus, the
looms and spindles are working
op a new competition and Amorf
can woolen cloth ia now in the
English markets in
a n no example of the. "post
uwv, piupwr hoc styie or argu
ment is furnished by the New
zone Jnoune, in an articlfi
pointing out the lamentable
cuccin oi me vvnson bill upon
the sheep industry of the coun-
"7- A he value of the flocks of
me united btates, according to
mis statement, has declined near
ly sixty minions of dollars bo-
,,., au ua a. i -a mo uBuuterg.- jryeurjeyes
eount or tariff changes and free re brI?1Jt ?nouh o find -uU tAr you
wool. But this is not lh owlnl liUed 10 rewrd.-M r -vit
.i i . ut
ot me aevasmtwin Tha i..
" . iCA JLJi
c'ncborT'
A.
n-i . . a
Cn MUSCULAR STRAINS. PAINS
aVk. a f ww I a rw WW , -VSSaaSjaVw ...
II aoa weaKneai, baeH aobe, weak kid I '""vv'"' sir -r
A $400 PmWIa A W6nilSB.
specialty of the' diseases' 'of .the gums
and. especllLy ilaaU, arauhlesome dl
ease known aa.PvArnhfla AlvAniaffa u
yommonj and; ,s destrucU va to teeth
and so injuVlouaW health'T
r a l in. ...inv .Tnan.iuu. .-.a n
efit cf.jay treitaeBt are glva as refeK
9 mmSWK
Gut mis, PiGtureOiit
It contins the faces or a, fath.r ad
th rvaa HanivhrAHi . 7 .a.
--uk eejne-.iathert
where are the daughteny-'1f yeurieyes
61L.V t
insuran
I":" I r r-' .
ence.'
of horses, according to the
aw client, snows, a decline of
more man live hundred millions
iu me same period: of cattle, ex-
cepi mucn cows, sixty-four mil
lions; or swine, seventy-five mil
Hons, and so on. The infern
i ot course, mat this decline
was causexi by the tariff
changes. But horses, cattle and
awiuo are not less protected than
they were before. And if free
wool does not account for this
los how can we assume that it
accounts ior me loss on sheep?
The argument destroys itself.
Ihe sheep industry has really
suffered less than, other agricul
tural pursuits since the Wilson
tar ff has made possible the
meterial development of Amer
ican manufactures.
W : t . . - .
iuswuin enjoys the reputa-
.11 u,s.uJS"snea scientist
ni8 nnca school and natur
ally hails from Paris. This dis
v.uLi on appears to rest in the
luai iuassinari mvot
c- 1.: . l . . . O-w-lMB-
r,,uuu inai tooacoo smoka 1
vuo cost perrect safeguard bv
way of the annihilaimr T,.f . r
at aval S "a, Il I
cides auddisinfect.nt8everused
auauiLsnes me claim that the
smoke of a ciirar hW t,..x.
liwin P .llDeLa Pated with
living microbes, causes their
death with almost miraculoj
ThU ojvna a new field of use-
afaJ'WlV I
a Office rooms on seconds floor, next
uwr soum or- Miiier'n. juook store.
f
hid
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mm
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.eaeptcWr (?Lq, :ta Or r I . A- ,A AT I iKf W1
ness, their prductions 6xT in Wal.ut .tWld t.d
pensive for thesa hrf h-!L jSv "1 00 ,)i1,itrH her thsy keep
i .
prietors of the J
National Sce4
Store will giv v."
r Kbt 7 beau.
tiful Die tii r a a
(Gems for dec-'
orating a home)
as a reward to -v
any one whox.
can make -out, - c
., wi uauv u
A . . . . ' a"
vers-la
These
were
executed
ora
' . ., - vvvuMuon woe
ZZ: "SPW1? fhelr busi- Is.tlll dolaa- boata-ait.i,M -V
. n i. T 'weu I
U1D O OI n m u finiMk.aaif I . . I . . . . iuvuumuj
what originally coV thoL,. SS. S M Pork.
lars will now be given aVav M ttr.ot ia.asjQnria.tl.e Very
attention t 5 ' .a7- f.rHe Ssiisiyre in the Stale. .Our im-
picVu ,WrraMi? ilRptfa iy. '
them (a select :...r.i rr"1 ' ' . -
reward to evcrye Wading 'InS ' '
with n t7J i ,nien lace , 1
witn an a and en1ra(n u.v 5
. -mi i uTnnr i. . , .
irair a m kM.TAH
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taotaeii are usin?
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.uiTlJ , " Lno rliast postriark
Will be iriVnn a UVl
to th- ai.r7.r?r "r.vn! f
U .v ,u"in 3 to nitn $10: n
: ven wm be rfven sji
Koia. liable to find th- t-.71
you ahould answ-r Promptly; anden
close at once with lft-2ct e tamps -ad
J-ou will revive the nlStoW
pictures and J'
ce GtomGanv
- v -
7
late Agent..
qpldsboro. N. C
men-ev.,W0
w,M,luu nower seeds.: If yovi jwMUe1 H11
rour sfd fmm ,,. ' .rz??1! It In . place Of nar
or monv W I rrur Tm.ui Ba Ps-remedi..
r - - - rvvfB 4-Uaa
i aa ia I rui af Vy-M aana.JL.
r '-am.i .aa 7wsis and civa
heathf sleep the world ha, ever' JUa?
IU plewanl to theiaste and abscJutZ
' - , v.ciuuuhps. , oestrovs
worms, and preVenUconTuUrpns. sootL
ni-HsIust Received.
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"'1 Mil N'T"! ill i
Pu 12.00 and f2.50.HaU are sold, eiewhere. at.450 and $3 00.
pARGAITS.IN WniTIJ SIIIRTS. - '
EGEIYRD
rTcS Waow Shade,, to be Wte4 el. up. Linen
naAaralalerx.CaA.K.i!tT. Iyaaes 5cts. former nriro 3 a ..n . . . v . . : ,
t-rboAbei& ' 7 1 ' iUU uue weacnea and sea isiana
.Mtoria is put up m oneue ; botUes -
OHlv: It la m.t a,.ft7. i"771
with American carpets, which)
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r," "7tt Wl on
mi.