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THE DAILY WORKMAN.
: " v JE)x"Sdnator Uhone.
Tbia pqjvtioal trickster Jias t be
become so bare-faced and indeoeul
in the means bj which he seeks to
regaia a lost position and pere a
ate a waning , Inflaonoe. that men
of polities and of do politios alike
are glad to fee bim lose ' his gr asp
Hpoo tbe machinery of the govern
neot, , Tbe New York Tribune,
representing the party with wbibb
Mahone professes to affiliate, say:
"Gen. Mabooe has never taken
the pains to confine biapolitioal ac
tivities within tbe limits of common
deoency. For years past bis ebief
business in life has been to keep
Virginia Democratic by a mall
margin, in order that bis annual
beggar's mission to the North
might beaaaderenumerative by tbe
double plea of argent neaeesity and
reasonable hope. New York Re
pnblioaoe have found tbe perpetua
tion of bis crafty, and selfish, and
malignant despotism was not a
profitable investment; tbe party
elsewhere is rapiply making tbe
same discovery, and if foresight
were among his most highly devel
ed qualities, be would not wait to
be .kicked iuto obscurity."
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The Tangled Web of life.
Ube failures of men are olten in
one line,and tbeir success in anoth-
eiv-tbey fail in health whilst they
secure fame, tbey are . bereaved
whilst tbev grow in health and in
influence, they weep in tbeir borne
whilst tbv are crowned by tbe
public Their successes and trials
of life, it may be observed, come in
directions we least expected. The
"prize we f ought for la missod, while
some otber triumph is realized tbat
we never contemplated. Tbe dis
asters we feared are never suffered;
whilst Borne strange cup is given
sto drink. ; The days of prosperi
ty, tbe days of adversity sometimes
follow each other in immediate and
startling contrast: and sometimes
4be epoaba of fortune ' and tribute
Won are wide apart, a youth of eaaa
being followed by xr-agof-;tie
or a z stormy ' entrance . npon life
ending with e sunset of peace and
glory. " But one way or another",
gladness and grief hnd their way
into life, and the two elements are
snpre exactly determined than we
sometimes think. ; ' , ,
1 Tlie Power of Sympathy.'
Who can estimate the- power of
human sympathy : It has restored
hope and. courage, to many a crush
ed and despairing sonl, turning de
feat into victory. Yet the. world is
sadly in need of ibis benediction.
There is lack of it where it should
be always in abundance, for no one
is impoverished -by its exeroise and
bestowal. If the" heart is right it
responds instantly to every demand
made npon it, and is enriched by
what it bestows. - God gives man
; no jother suoh oppbrtnnity of .doing
C ood. Central Ubris. Advocate.
lbs Wonderful Healing .Preparation! of
- Darby's Prophyiaetis Iluid.
Wherever : a preventing, healing.
cleansing, and deodorizing ia eotionor
wasa is required nae uaroy s trophy
, lactic Fluid. . Any inflamed surface, ex
ternal or internal, treated with the fluid
will be quickly relieved. It baa effected
eures that had resisted the best nedioal
kill, ..-. r-.'t.-. 5" . -.. ' i; ; :..'
The Ideal Newspaper.;,
Making ef newspapers Is a btui
ness and why should not newspa
per men pe(, allowed to manage
tbeir occupation in a business way?
They oater to the pnbho .tastes ;
they bid for publip patronage, and
: to this they must furnish what the
public wants. If the pablio. does
not want an ideal newspaper, J so
mucU the worse for . the' pablia
Tbe eame public 'that rejects the
. ideal boot and ji ideal bonnet has
t:a and eaia spurned the ideal
pe-cr frcia it and would have hone
cf ii. foe1 far an- 4del newspa
f - r i i r 3 ? l!y ( worth t all :5 the , way .
coats to one dollar
doa : :X Yankee Eladev "
Neighborly? "i
The family bad just moved into
tbe neighborhood, and tbeir social
status hail not vet . been defined '
un a mall boy appeared at the
nearest boose and p litely said :
"Ma's complements, and ken
yer loan her a fryin' pan,?"
The Irving pan was duly loaned.
and in a few moments ' back came
tbe bov.
"Ma's complements kin yer
let 'er have a pound o' pork to
grease the pan ?"
After some deliberation the pork
was given, and the neighbors were
rehearsing the circumstances when
again came the boy :
"Ma's complements, and bev
yer a snp o tea to wash down tbe
pork r
But they drew the line at tea.
A glass of water before tbe meal
and especially before breakfast, is
an important aid to digestion. The
"hot water cure" for dyspepsia is
something more than a notion, al
though cold (oqt iced) water . may
be taken with equal effect by those
who have suuioient vitality to re
act. A class of water before break
fast washes away the accumulation
of mucus which covers tbe gastrio
walls after tbe mgbt a repose, and
thus .prepares tbe stomach to re-
oeive and set readily upon the food
taken in.
An Elegant Substitute
For Oils, baits, Pills, and all kinds of
ti ctcr, nauseous Liver Medicines and
Cattiartioe ia the very a.reeable. liquid
fruit remedy Bjrup of Figs. It advan
tages are evident, it ia more easily taken
more eoceptaoie to tne stomach, more
pleasantly, effective, and more trnly
beneficial to the system than ny other
remedy. Recommended by leading
puyaioians.
A colored laborer on tbe Lynch
trarg ana juarnam iuuroad was
killed at Perrowa trestle, about ten
miles from this city, on ilonday,
by being accidentally stroek by a
bummer which new from the han
die in the hands or another nepro
who was driving a spike. His
name could not be learned. The
Lynohburg News.
i " Wise Words. . ;
Neveir bVlalborry, bn always
be in haste, ,t -.r-v.;v.t ..'
. The mouth is the window to tbe
iatelleot.
. Where there, is no hope there
can be no endeavor.
A good name is rather to be cho
sen than riches. '
Never be consented with a bub
ble that will burst. ,
Never take the harsher way when
love will do the deed,
A helping band at the right mo
ment would save many ruin.
The World's Quinine.'
Tbe yearly prod notion of quinine is
estimated to be about 4,500,000
ounoes. This is obiefiy furnished by
eighteen factories one in Holland,
two in JSngland,two in Italy .three in
France four in tbe United States,
and six in Germany. , Quinine is
also supplied by the Qoverment
plantations in India; and experii
ments in produoing it ia tbe vioin-
y o xmt m . me .Liaucaanc, nave
been so successful that tbe Busaian
Government isarrangingfor the cul
tivation ot cichona on an immense
scale...' tt-'"ir::jij Ap
' Bishop Potter, of New York, was
solicited for alma on . the strength
of a letter which proved: to have
been written by hie father twenty
years peiore. iie retused to give
anything gratuitously, but biTered
ten dollars for the letter. The beg
gar refased the offer. It had , fur
nished bis chief means of support
daring tbe twenty years, and he
bad not done a Btroke -'of 1 work
during that time. r4--:?tt
.ua "; m-mi m" ' rvfr
Learning will aooumolate won
derfnlly if yon add a little 4yery
day. Do not wait for a-long, pe
riod of Iejaarei )Pick 'tip "4 book
and eain one new idea, if no mo.
Save thtt Cae id i al'.anolLer Bi
soon as you can. SaVs the old
Scotch adage, "Many a little makes
a mic&ie. ' ' .
faith With Two Hands--lean
only indiaate how faith
aots. It baa.as it were, two hands.
With tbe one hand it is constantly
rolling npon Christ every worry,
every-sorrow, every trouble, eVtry
aI a - i
inai,eyerv crusning and OVoi
whelmiog demand, so that never a
thing comes to the soul for a mo
nieut or touobes it, !but tbat the
soul at ouoe relieves itself of tbe
burden by casting tbat burden up
on the Sivioor. O baye you learn
ed luat secret ? if not, aak'tbe
Holy Ghost to teach it to you, and
to enable yon moment by moment
to live this blessed life, never car
rying the burden more , but tbe mo
ment you are aware of tbe presaure
of any anxiety, rolling it instantly
and lorever ou Christ.
Theolsecondly, the otber band
of faith 'a constantly appropriating
b j that hour by bouraa tha bean
ia sensible of present uced, the
band is reaching out of Christ just
that graoe it requires. Thy pa
tience. Lord,' in moments of ' impa
tience ; tby gentleness, Lord.io mc
meuts of irritability ; tby : strength,
Iiord, in momenta of weakness ;
tby peace, Lord, when storms
swirl around the souL . i
O learn to appropriate from the
fullness of Jesns, hoar by ' boar,
what you require ; and tben, jaat as
we are told the depths of theooean
are untroubled by the storms whiob
sweep tbe surface, as we are told
that in the midst of every whirl
wind there is a point of rest, as we
ate told that amid the friction of
ascending atoms in every candle
there i one place of nnbroken
stillness so the . sonl tbat has
learned this secret of rest and of
living in tbe win ot uod is in a
mighty intrenched castle, and re
ceiving asMietanoe Irom tbe re
sources or uod, tbat soul may go
through .and through tbe whirl
wind and tbe storm of sorrow, bat
in its depths it will have perfect
rest. Life of Faith.
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Ttelaily Workman.
A NON-PARTISAN
Devotod to News, Business, General
Intelligence, Virtue and Moials. Pub-
lislied every day except Sunday.
Though in a special sense devoted to
the interests of
GREENSBORO,
is intended to promote tbe beats of tbe
oountry as well as tbe town.
Much of its matter Is prepared ex
pressly for its columns.
Having been established in
1883.
1883.
is now old enough to be known as a
fixture.
The Daily Workman began its life
when the business of Greensboro was
mall, and in an unsettled condition
but has lived through all the seasons of
trial and depression, and is ready to
live through the season of imorove-
ment which seems now to be upon us.
Uur leading
-BDBNBSS MEN
have appreciated the efforts of the Dai
ly Workman, and to their encourage
ment is due the fact that it not only has
lived through the difficulties of the
past five, years, but is in a condition to
live and prosper and be useful in the
years to come. ,
Greensboro Nurseries,
.GREENSBORO. N. a
rPHESE NURSERIES have been in
X operation for more thaa 20 years,
and are second to hone in class of stook
and variety of Fruit v
: We have taken great pains to collect
every plant suited to the South and the
WfSt --.V . -v.
Our stook consists in part oi '
Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry. Plum, Ap
; ri o'., Rxissian Mulberriet, English
( Mulberries, Grapes, Strawberriei, .
Raspbert ies, Currants, Shaae -,and
Ornamental Trees, -:'
S: Evergreens, Cc XC
x STWe have the entire oontrol of
the TONNET'S SOUTHERN AB
LT " Peach. . -
See what some of the most prominent
men in Greensboro have to say of it : -HcLeaosTuie,
N. C De& 8, '84.
. This certifies tbat I have sold to Ward
A Young the exclnsiye right to a certain
Seedling Peach Tree, which they have
named "Connett's Southern Early."
' -' ., " i: Alfbbd Cohsit.
- This, tbe lath day of July, 1884, oar
attention was drawn to a fine peach, not
only in sire, but in richness of flavor
superior to any peach that we have seen
this yeara seedling, called "Oonnet's
Southern Early." Bon. M. 8rxax,
' Agent Southern z Co.
Jassa H. Ltndsat, . v y
; b President National Bank. - w '
-. ' J. D. Whttb, P. M.
: I endorse the above fully, and add
that it has all the lnsoionsnesa of an
Augustpeaoh. ; ' D. W. C. Bamow.
Mess. Ward A Young, Greensboro, N.C
Dear Sirs i I can trathfally say that
the peach yon now offer to the pablio at
a new variety is oneot the largest and
finest flavored peaches I ever saw so
early ia tbe season. J. A. Bowles,
v ; P. O, East Guilford Circuit, :
' k Greensboro, N.C.
. JOHN A. YOUNG, ;
Successor to Ward Young.
Address Gresboro Nubsxbixs,
Jan 16-tf Greensboro, N. C.
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Piedmont Air-line Route.
Richmond and Danville Kailroad.
COSDEN'SED SCHEDULE.
Im ErrsoT Skit. 4, 18e7.
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WaahingtoiL.
' Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Daily.
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SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains 50 and 51, Pnllman Buffet etaifer
between Atlanta and New York.
On Trains 63 and 58, Pullmaa Bnffett Sleeper
between Washington and Montgomery ; Wash
ington and Autrusta. Pullman Sleeper between
Richmond and Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper
between Greensboro and Raleigh. Pullman
Parlor car between Salisbury and Knoxvllle.
Through tickets on sale at principal stations,
to all points.
For rates and Information, apply to any agent
of the Company, or to
Sou Haas J. 8. Potts,
Traffic Manager. Div. Pass. Ag't
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Jab.. L. Tatlob. Gen. Passenger Ag't,
Notice to Teachers I
The School Committee of Greensboro,
N. C. will receive applications for po
positions in the white and colored Grad
ed schools until July 5th 1888. There
win na elected on the 6th of July s super
intendent-and 6 teachers in' the white
graded school and two teachers in tha
colored school.
AU applications to be in writieir and
accompanied by recommendations aid
statement of the experience tbe teacher
has bad in teaching and whether married
or single. Address, ' : ,
' v . . A. OOBKNCK, UU B UOUL
Greensboro, N. a, June 17, 1888.
; ; North State and Patriot please copy.
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Graddrtao'f ba OoIIep: of Ibyst-
oians ana onrgaons ot Ualtimore,
Md.. and a lioenaed PbvBician bv
the iledioalBoa'd of Examiners of.
North Carolina offers, bia profeB-"
eional services to tbe people of
BROWN'S SUMMIT, and snr-
roundingoonntry. Diseases of Wo
men andChildren a specialty. All
calls promptly answered dav and
night. Charges reasonable.
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