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The admission of Arizona and New
Mexico as states, should no on
be deferred; not because t hey \m
add foui Democrats to the Ln.ted
States Senate, but because it is a
right to which the citizens of tho>e
territories are untitled.
The Homestead strike was a fail¬
ure; but the troubles of the strikers
are not yet ended.
Two hundred and twenty five are
UBder , indictment; five for morder,
over thirty for .reason, »nd tha ry
mainder for conspiracy and not.
strike cost a number of lives and sev¬
eral millions of dollars. Laborers
should find other means besides
strikes for redress of their grievances.
* * *
Among the first duties of Congress
is to revise the -pension li ts. No
‘cue denies that thousands are draw¬
ing pensions who are not entitle I to
them. Justice to the honest soldiers
as well as to al! tax payers, demands
that these grabbers should be turned
out ns well as that arch pension steai-
er JRaiim; the sooner this is done the
bettor for the honor and good name
of President Harrison and his ad¬
ministration, which is aheady scandal¬
ized by keeping Raum at the head of
the pension bureau,
* * *
The anti-option bill designed to
prevent dealings in futures is being '
urgently ,, pushed , , in . the , fcenate, r, . and j
its friends are determined to pass it if
possible. Their chief argument is
that dealing m futures is detrimental
to the producer 7 , particularly of cot¬
ton, wheat and corn. On the other
band their opponents claim that fut¬
ure dealings have the effect to keep
up the prices of all these commodi¬
ties. Immense interests are'involved,
and the passage of the bill will be de¬
terminedly fought by speculators in
farm products.
* * *
Rev. Dr. Smith, Professor in the
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
ot Ciacinnati, ’ Ohio, ’ has been found
guilty of heresy and suspended from
the ministry bj his Presbytery. The
proper thin" for these heresy mon-
k irers do ’ When thev ^ find they y can-
not comormiti belief to the creeds of
the churches to which they belong, is
to resign and unite with some other
church whose theology they can
teach. To be tried for heresy, and
thus pose as martyrs, is a sweet mor¬
sel in the mouths of some ministers
yearning for popularity. Dr. Smith
is a martyr.
* * *
Th© Panama canal scandal is creat-
in or a great commotion in Paris.
Millions of francs belonging to tbe
canal fund were appropriated to their
own use by the managers, causing
its failure and immense losses to the
stockholders, Some of the chief
thieves ar© among the highest of
ficials of the government, and their
rascalities becoming known creates
consternation and alarm. M, Rouvier,
minister of finance, has resigned,
Baron Rv’nach nas committed suicide,
and others are concealing themselves
from the vengea •© of stockliolders
whose money ■ hey stole. So the
Panama canal lias ceased to be a
threatened rival ov our Nicaragua
enterprise.
* * #
Tne prohibition bill passed by the
housa of representativ'es of South Car¬
olina, and now before the senate, is
attracting widespread attention.
prahifiita r the sate o£ liquor 1 save for
medicinal, ... and
scientific
tal purposes.” For its sale for these
purposes, dispensaries will be esiab-
.Uhed at the county seat of
county, and four in Charleston. Sales
to these dispensaries wili be made* by
a state commissioner who shall pur-
chase all liquor bought for use in the
Should this law pass the senate,
South Carolina will have taken a step
in advance of ell her sister states in
the South cn the great prohibition
question. It is interesting to note
that this bill is not discussed on party
lines, but on high moral grounds
where it properly belongs.
* * *
A bill has been introduced in con¬
gress to establish a camp of military
instruction at or near Chicago dur¬
ing the World’s Fair, appropriating
£1,5<X),000 therefor. We trust this
bill will not pass; the young men of
this country do not need such instruc¬
tion; it will do them or the country
no good; it will be a useless expendi¬
ture of public money.
Another man wants the govern¬
ment to pay $200,000 for 500 acres
of land opposite the Norfulk Navy
Yard in Virginia, known as “Cedar
Grove,” for the benefit of the Navy.
This means that some real estate
speculator wants to line his pocket at
the expense cf Uncle Sam.
Another fellow wants $50,000
propria ted to find out what
co!ored people have made since
1S63. This is another attempt to
^ r ab money from the public
y or no one’s benefit except to line the
pockets of the rascally robbers.
Everybody knows the colore 1 people
are advancing in knowledge and
weal tli. The statistics are easily
found in newspaper reports and cen¬
sus tables. What is the use in pay¬
ing $50,000 to be told what wo al
ready know? The people will not
to ,„ rata sac ;, use | ess w>Jte of the
puUic funij5 as the abcv6j and cur
representatives in ccnoress should
take due notice and govern them-
selves accordingly.
ON SOME TITLE DEEDS.
Man, who builds houses, palaces and cities;
Man, who has empire over all the ocean,
Master of music, color and of verse, is
Not worth a ha’p’ny.
Say that the coin is struck upon his birthday,
Sooner or later death will tap his shoulder;
Then where is he who schemed so very deeply?
There is the ha’p’ny.
Thus to myself, while wearily perusing
Musty old deeds in chambers in the temple.
Deeds that the title bore upon their pages
To an old mansion.
All the rich owners gathered in the church¬
yard,
Few just remembered, most of them forgotten;
Yet are their names here signed upon the
parchment
Just as they wrote them.
Hearts full of hope of many an attorney
Must have leapt high when spinning out these
lengthy
Deeds, in the days when the longer the deed the
Longer the bill was.
Here is a marriage settlement; how joyful
Wa8 the fair brlde wUo signe d her maiden
Husb ^n5wik and children all are buried,
Long, long ago now.
Yet I can touch where lay her gentle fingers.
And I can wonder if her life was happy,
Whether her husband treated her with kind-
ness.
Or like a husband.
Close “this indenture;” I must cease to ponder
Over the dead past—lawyers are not poets;
Work must be finished ere I can depart hence
Home to my dinner.
—St. James Gazette.
Natural Friends of Man.
The banishment of guns from the
Yellowstone National park has re-
suited in the establishment of what
may almost be called “friendly rela-
tions” between the animals that are
ordinarily looked upon as “game’’
<®<J No tteir one who is aware visitors. of the excess-
j ve g^yrtess of the gray squirrel in
our eastern woodlands, for instance,
can avoid an expression of surprise
and P leasure u P on perceiving the
comparative fearlessness of the same
beautiful animal in the great park,
where the flag of the United States
gives him almost the security of a
citizen.
There also herds of elk and ante-
lope may be approached within easy
seeing distance by the visitor, and
the tourist who does not succeed in
seeing bears in their native haunts
must neglect his opportunities.
The law forbidding the carrying
of firearms in the park, except by
the soldiers, throws indeed a side
light on the character of the bear.
He will not disturb people who let
him alone, and of all the wild inhab¬
itants of the Yellowstone valley he is
perhaps the most timid in the pres¬
ence of human visitors.—Youth’s
Companion.
When Men Want a Limit.
The question of enjoyment is n
question of temperament. Some
men like being made a fuss of so
long as it doesn’t go too far, which,
unfortunately, it sometimes does.
They ha a to see their photographs
in the windows; they like to see
their names in the papers; they even
like to have opera glasses leveled on
them when they take their walks
abroad—at any rate they like it now
and then. But these very men will
be the very first to tell you that
there is another thing they like, and
that is a limit. If yon are in their
confidence they will not improbably
add, with some bitterness, that a
limit is exactly the thing which the
world dislikes.
An opera glass is very well in the
or the theater but there ai-e
times when one would rather that
^ opera glass should not be brought
to bear upon one. Unhappily these
are exactly the times in which the
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trouble with throat, ehestor lungs. Dr.King’s
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money
will be refunded. Sufferers from La Grinj>e
found it just the thing aad under its use had
how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at
W HtW Davis's drug store. Large size 50c
and $1.
A NEGRO’S VIEWS OF POLI-
'] ICS.
Vox popali, vox Dei, the present
tariff law must be repealed was the
verdict they rendered on the 8tb of
November last.
When I read the Republican plat¬
form, then and there I opposed lire
tariff plank, and all who heard me
speak during the state election and
in private conversa?io..8, know this
to be true. Being somewhat conver
sant with tlie tariff issue, I know it
was detrimental to the south,!he In m ;
the Negro. What is against the
interest of the south is against the
Negro also; the sooner he realizes this
the better for him. This is an age of
thought and reason ? and the Negro
must learn to think and act for him-
seIf an ., 8top bein g led by his so-call-
ed bosses.
Ihe time has co ne when he can-
not afford to support a party for past
favors. The Republican party was
the redeemer of the Negro race, but
the redemption, the j arty has
failed to intercede Tor him. Is it wise
to let some come among the colored
race and excite envy and strife mere¬
ly for self aggrandizement?
The country has gone Democratic,
bat the Negro will not fare any the
worse as some have claimed, rather
will ho bo benefited. The democrats
will not excite malice aDd prejudice
between the Negro and the South as
the republicans have done on prom¬
ises which they have never fulfilled,
and will cultivate peace and good
feebng. My honest conviction is,ihat
if the Negro would invariably support
those men whom he knows to he his
best friends and the smith in genera 1 ,
this being his home, he would fue
ten times better. The republican
party is not the same that it was
when it was represented by such men
as Lincoln, Phillips, Garrison and
Sumner. And my belief is that the
Negro must look elsewhere for sue- 1
cor.
There are a great many people 1 \ mUhe
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south, . il ... that . think
is true . , trie Negro
» «“‘ M’ P!«* if be i» »ot acting
the fool or playing the monkey- who
think that, the profess.oil-;, ruck -as
lawyers iaw 3 eisan.n and doctors 0 ct 0 is.ro ‘re too too saertti s-er-M
for the Neoro that (he race was ere
oted by Almighty G„d to ho «..ly
hewers of wood and drawers of
On the other hand the better class ol
white people like to see him try in > t->
make something of himself .Trying
to be virtnronsj decent and Intel. i-
gent, and will Indp hi c to do so. Th s
being true, if the n.-gro will ally him¬
self with that class, and stop looking
to the north for something which In
will not get, untold good wil re-ult
11. 0. T. Kittles
LIKE A GREAT RAILWAY
Vlith „ r ... its branches , .
nmmng in every
direction, arc the arteries and veins
which convey the blood to every par
of the human system. A coht, sti 1-
den den i c h-uwes naugt s or or exoosure t xposure, .» u ay «v cause c aiw
poisonous 1 acids to clog the circtda
tion, anl then comes Rheumatism,
Beware! If you value life remove the
obsti action with y. Dr. Drummonds T , „
Lightning Remedy . You can gets
large bott'e at the druggists tor $5,
or it will be'sent you by prepaid Ex
press if y«U will send to the Drum¬
mond Medicine Co., 43 50 AL.iden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
Tli© Selfish Pony.
It had been pouring hard all day;
everything was soaking and the poor
pony looked in vain for a dry spot to
lie on. After evidently deliberate
thought, it went up to a cow who
had been lying in one place for a
long while and gave her a most
vicious kick; this he repeated several
times until at last she was compelled
regretfully to rise, whereupon the
pony promptly lay down in the ver} T
spot occupied and kept dry by the
cow.—London Spectator.
Defective Reasoning.
One cause of very much of the dis
agreement among modern econom
ists is the misapplication of the law
of induction. Inductive reasoning is
safe only when conducted on proper
lines and carried out to the fullest
extent; otherwise it is, as Bacon says,
“a weak and useless thing.”—Arthur
Kitson in Popular Science Monthly.
OH!WHAT A COUGH
JVill you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach
n f that most terrible disease, Con-
sumption. Ask yourselves if you can
afford for the sake of saving 50c. to
run the risk and do nothing for it.
Wc know from experienea that Shi¬
loh’s Cure will cure you” cough. It
never fails. This explain why more
than a million bottles were sold the
past year. Il relieves croup and
whooping cough at once. Mother-,do
not be without it. For laine back,
side or chest use Shiloh’s Porous
Plaster, Sold by T. A. Capps.
I PAY HIGHEST PRICE FOR
Confederate Money and Confed-
crate Postage btamps. .... Price list
sentlree. Address, Chas. D. Baker,
90 South Forsyth St. Atlanta, Ga.
Take Tiie Neks.
leatuerwood.
Dee. 6th. 1802.
The weather has been very fine for
the last fe v days.
People have nearly finished sowing
w * Ka ^
Politics aie very quiet since the
third party d’e l. Mr. Powell Tabor
taught a successful singing school at
anno t's Academy last week, Mr.
Tabor is sai l to be the best teacher
that has ever been in this country.
Prof, Vickery of Hart county was
in this settlement a few days ago.
Happy is the young man who
bought himself a new organ f He sa\ s
il 13 a Cleveland organ. I do not
know whether he means the next
piesident or some one else.
Mr D<m VYilkersnn is sawing a
good deal of lumber with h s new en¬
gine.
I wish that 7om Watson would lei
his iollowets read a democratic paper
long enough to fin t out that Cleve¬
land is elected; it is hard for them to
tin 1 it otherwise.
A few weeks ago a m in was trav¬
eling through this settlement, and
cam? to a gate where lie found a
young man lying in his buggy, not
dead but sleeping.
Does anyone know what two boys
went sparking the otherSunday night
and hitched their mules about half a
mile off, and when they came back
they found they had broke loose and
gone? 7 hey rode their saddles there,
but their saddles rode hem back.
A certain young tuan left these
parts the other week on a pretense
going for business, but it was re¬
ported tk.it he ha 1 skipped for debts.
If that is t ue, it is a pity he did not
get a train and carry a load with him
that are bit by the same dog.
I am a good true Democrat,
One ol' the noisy crew;
I holler hurrah for Cleveland,
And that I shall always do.
In Ale Confidence.
SPECIMEN CASES.
S r , H T1 . Clifford, , New T Oussel, Wis. was troubled
with Neura'gia and Rheumatism, liis Stem-
Three Was terribly reduced in flesh and
bottles of E’ectric. Bitters cured him.
Edw Shepherd, Harrisburg Ill., had a run.
n three jng sore nottles on hisles? Of Ele etric of 8 years Bitters standing. and 7 Used
huclden’s Arnict Salve, and his leg is sound
‘iiS
him enti. eiy. Sold at Davis’s Drugstore-
A Wonderful Talking Bog.
“Did you ever see a talking dog?”
queried Simon Petrie, a member of
the Ananias club, which was holding
an informal session at the Southern,
The president of the club put his
head out of the window, saw no sign
of thunderbolts, and bade Mr. Petrie
proceed. “I had, when I lived
Dallas (and Colonel Bill Sterritt will
make affidavit to what I tell you),
one of those long, woolly dogs with
short legs, commonly known as a
bench legged flee. I also had a par-
rot which , was teadUng to talk,
Well, sir, that dog used to watch the
proceedings with so much interest
that I finally ccneiLued to try my
skill on him. La icss tuan a month
j had Mm taught to say Good
tafr V- ’ pronouncul 1 r it with ; a
slightly ^ IJcnchy tn accent, t hut , ..
pluan.y. 5 ou ne\ei i<x vV a dog*
}. proud of an accomplishment in
fe H e went about repeating it all
day.
“One morning he was sitting on
the sidewalk in front cf the house
when , a fellow „ came along who had
been making a night of it with
boys. He snapped his fingers
Fido, and the latter bade him good
morning. 'W-what a that? ,«ndUi«
a.w“ dTrr 4”^
the ,, sidewalk ., „ and , looked i , -, at 1 the , 1 dog. a
which kept repeating his salutation
I went out to see wliat was the mat-
ter. The fellow pointed to the dog
and said, ‘Mister, that dog’s a-talkin.
or I’ve got the worst aggregation of
monkeys ever exhibited in Dallas
county. ’ ”—St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
J C Boswcd, one of tne best known
and most res| ected c : tizens of Bron-
wood, Tex , suffered vx 1th diarrhoea
for a long time and tried many differ¬
ent remedies ^without benefit, until
Chamberlain’s Colie, Cliolera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was used; that
relieved him at once. F r sale by
W H & J Davis.
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I will be in Toccoa on D-e 7th J
8 th and 9. h. ... At Mt. Airy on Dec.
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hope the people will all try to come
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A Miniature Fire Iiecr.
A Kentucky man has a water span-
ielthat he has taught to extinguish
fire whenever it sees anything 1mm-
. To test the little dog a pie0 e of
' WES , S it(5d and droppe a „„ the
fl 0 0r . j n a instant the dog jumped
the name bv rubbing it between his
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» , d ci | w th the same resuit ._
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The proprietors of **Th$ ’ ' cf'ar'd Ponies.
to Carriage tne jirsi and who Karst..... . - - . o; tae Untted States^
Lady’s person cur; : a*; en an elegant
Diamond Gold Weir/,:-. - ;n a pair ct
genuine 1 ^ Dinner
Service, BOX. To l'othe^/r/i v. i r. S' viss SYiUSiO
the ttvcnih, 'v ! , •; Gsrsquet
amp. To tha ninth. 2 ^ .- r ;• ,ar lawn
Tennis “Puxzfo Set, * ^ , cur out the above
Fletni: * vi pencil on each,
and encloss sr.me i;h Remedies;”—
“Ford’s Pri/.o IT cr 41 Lord's Prize
Cough Pill Co.,” Cure.” Cor. We!.'.!.;:; . c , c .*•?'; Forti-
jjostmarkod fivnfi w\:\ h» ' A A :A - -.•.boss envelope is
- As this adver-
tisement appears sir.t- equal oppor-
tunity. To the per.v r. • <’o r . • ijjh fe CoEeert
Grand Piano, v i :! , : - -7 *-> iitTli, t, a con ect answer
will hours be given small a gemie..; j.„ a . hours and quarter
on cr; 3’ J f--om the last, a
first-cla L UishShot-
gun. j < i-c Jit?’, from the last, a
bandsom e saver Tor; j ••inii Oip«. To the
seve?ith from the last, a har.t.s ras ; cf .1 i.c ir.i t, a genuine
English leather travel”..;/ Tv •vsl'. of £i;;ujae French
Statuary, and many cthc i J,jAT.CA .T ft -A ‘At.
©PECIAlt V . : qr<7^ f. JSj.
—
8®Wing A special Machine prize of a Hr Br -s-: TaM nvr* • • • ' , sty color), or a first-class
U. _S. who fatly : : . ' = . _ I - n tn State in the
can make out tut ik t.: . ...c .„ V-'s 7 • - ..... ; vit-lunblo prizes,
besides special prires, (if there i ' • - • nr;' - -v. - -,:t ) v- > -hr. r-re is made for boxing
and packing of prizes. T'ue t ci . r . I..; • ;K . d i . connection with our
advertisement in leading re"_v.o cr : . • ! 1 -'•■<? ;.iven to.on’y those wboare
willing to assist in inuoduch; x :v:r /nc.'ic.o Nt , i c-.--- -<-.d for tr.» pH. rs in any way. They
ard are absolutely medicines, given -.viil away t-ji.. tv-Tot. -..ntre I 'J Tri v.nich are stand¬
and be used. ; .a e. - : 7 . rr yeart .- , r : : r - have h.— a once introduced. All
prizes will be awarded strictly in rider of ar.d wt'h .. .;:i—iion to the public. The remedies
will be sent by mail, postpaid, and pria-ra d-'c o ol (1
A WATCH F mi EVERY COBBISCT ANSWER.
An extra premium ofa genuine “Fearlc&s* W ittcli, (stem v/indir,) will be awarded to every
person who sends a correct answer within 30 days after tb;s advertisement appears, in case they should not
be fortunate enough to secure one of the larger prizes. That is, if any one can find the three (aces
enclose them within 30 days from the time this advertisement appears in the newspaper, they are
guaranteed either one of the leading prizes, or an extra premium of a watch 00 conditions stated.
No answer will be noticed that does not contain 30 cents for one of Ford’s Prize Remedies.
* Address THE FORD PILL CO, “37,” Cor. Wellington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada.
Elkins’ P I; Dm t j @sBoa n Ton!!i Bsit*r.
DIXIE’S FJ/CZITZ. r:.l -]’.Z iVOCES Cf THE SOUTH if Hfi t 3 fiO DQU^L
The rr.ier.t !-y which this s.-rv ■-- protected consists of a depression of the face of the \
cutting icetii throng a tbe center froiu poiut to base, thus removing all motion while ^
■; use, giving strength anl stiunots to the teeth and increasing throo-fold tho fiurs.- b\
iilty cf "s*t.” WE CKALLrMJE I'FJE WORLD to produce n tisrr *
fcl; t t.pjaling th? ATiii.\3 FA»T tlTflKO VXXTilH.
A DBlrp ^■ . f Silver Steel, Intiudiag Hnr.Jies, $1.00 per foot.
( Special Steel, V. lthont Handies, .76 per loot.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
Ask your hardware dealer for the “Atkins Dextee” and take no other. II the dealer wid
cot order it for yon, remit amount with order direct to us.
E.C. ATKINS & CO Indianapolis, Ind. liMiphi^TiH.
■* WnneaDotis, Winn* diattauoegijisa,