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TBURSDA 1 COTOBER 4. 19? J.
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People’s Party Tic! et.
For Presiden' -
WHARTON BARKER.
For Vice-Pres ; dent—
IGNATIUS DONNELLY.
The Election Wednesday.
The election in this county last Wed
nesday resulted in defeat- to the Popu
list party. If every mr.n who cast his
ballot had done so without any solicita
uon and as h ! s conscience dictated, the
democratic ticket would have been de
feated as badly as they defeated us.
We have no regrets to offer. We
did all in our power for the success
of our tisket and would have been glad
to have seen it victorious.
We firmly believe in the principles of
populism and hope to live to see these
principles triumph, knowing full well
they are right, and for the good of hu
manity, and also knowing that these
principles will never triumph through
the success of either of the two old par
ties. If every populist who is one from
princple will ..tand firm,* unshaken by
defeat or anything else that may hap
pen, the time will yet come when right
will prevail and success crown onr
efforts. Be not discouraged, stand firm
and immovable and let the world know
that you are not ashamed nor afraid to
own your creed.
Never let defeat discourage you if
you are advocating right. Things will
ihange some day.
We feel very grateful to those friends
who stood by us last Wednesday and
who worked so hard for the success of
our ticket. We can never forget them.
When white men offer their yotes for
sale, we are almost persuaded to believe
that the human race is hardly worth
saving. No wonder that slavery and
oppression continues to incret.se.
Georgia missed having the best gov*
ernor she has had in twenty years by
failing to elect Col. Traylor Wednesday.
Partisanship and prejudice caused his
defeat.
Populist principles will never die.
The working people and the people who
produce all the wealth will yet realize
that their only hope is through the suc
cess of these principles and vote with
us.
The men who fight hardest for the
rights of humanity aud saorfioe most
to perpetuate liberty aud freedom seem
to be appreciated the least by the very
class of people of whom one most ex
pects it.
Populists made a good tight in this
county Wednesday with all the odds
against them. They showed to their
opponents that the principles of Popu
lism still live aud that we have plenty
of brave and true men here to staud by
these principles, after all the little
weaklings have goue back to worship
the idols they onced renounced.
Result In Jackson County.
The following is the result of the elec
tion in this county last Wednesday:
J. N. Holder’s majority for senator is
312 in Jackson, 719 in Hall, and 1”3 in
Banks,
J. R. Hosch and T. H. Niblack’s ma
jority, for is 375 and
400, respectively.
J. N. Ross, for ordinary. 399 major
ity.
A. C. Appleby, for clerk and treasu
rer, 340 majority.
W. T. Stevens, for sheriff, 317 ma
jority.
G. M. D. Moon, tax receiver, 448 ma
jority.
A. H. Brock, tax collector, 380 naajor
ity.
C. O. Pittman, surveyor, 406 majori
ty. -9^
L. J. Johnson, coroner, 415 majority.
Tota 1 vote, 3752.
Self Reliance.
Henry Ward Beecher used to tell this
story of the way in which his teacher of
mathematics tanghthim to depend upon
himself:
“I was sent to the blackboard,
and went, uncertain, fall of whim
pering.”
“ ‘That lesson must be learned,’ said
my teacher, in a very quiet tone, but
with terrible intensity, All explana
tions and excuses he trod under
foot with utter scornfuluess. ‘I want
that problem; I don’t want any
reasons why you haven’t it’ he would
say. ”
“ ‘I did study it two hours.’
“ ‘That is nothiug to me. I want the
lesson. You may not study it at all, or
yon may study in tea hours, just su : t
yourself. I want the lesson.
“It was tough for a green boy, but it
seasoned me. Iu less than a mouth I had
the mo3t intense sense of intellectual in
dependence and courage to defend my
oitatious.”
“One day his cold, calm 'voice fell
upon me in the midst of a demonstra
tion, ‘No!’ 1 hesitated and ‘.then
went back to the beginning, and on
reaching the same point again, ‘No!’
uttered iu a tone of conviction barred
my progress.
“ ‘The next!’ and I sat down in red
confusion.
“He, too, was stopped with ‘No!” but
went right on, finished, and as he
sut down was rewarded with ‘Very
well.’
•* ‘Why,’ whimpered I, I recited it just
as he did, and yon Baid ‘No!’ ”
•• “Why didn’t you say ‘yes,’ and
stick to it? It is not enough to know
your lesson. You must know that you
know it. Yon have learned nothing till
you are sure. If all the world says ‘No?’
your bnisuess is to say ‘Yes,’ and prove
it.’ Ex. *
Reforming a Parrot.
A Pittrburger who spent a part of
last summer in England tells an inci
dent which sadly disturbed the religious
peace of a parish in Penzance. A maid
en lady of that town owned a parrot,
which somehow acquired the disagree
able habit of observing at frequent in
tervals, “I wish theold lady would die.”
This annoyed the bird’s owner, who
spoke to her curate about it. ‘ I think
we can rectify the matter,” replied the
good man. ‘‘l also have a parrot, and
he is a righteous bird, having been
brought up in the way he should go. I
will lend you my parrot, aud I trust his
influence will reform that depraved
bird of yours.” The curate’s parrot
was placed in the same room with the
wicked one, aud as soon as the two had
become accustomed to each other the
bad bird remarked, ‘T wish the old la
dy would die.” Whereupon the clergy
man’s bird rolled up his eyes, and in
solemn accents added, “We beseech thee
to hear u, good Lord!” The story got
out in the parish, and for reveral Sun
days it was necessary to omit the litany
at the church services.—Current Litera
ture.
QUESTION ANSWERED.
Ye3, August Flower still has the
largest sale ot any medicine in the ch -
ilized world, Yo mothers’and grand
mothers’ never thought of usi. g any
thing else for Indigestion or Biliousn * .
Doctors were scr-ce, and they seldom
heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostra
tion or Reart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out the system
and stop fermentation of undines.ed
food, regulate the action of the liver,
stimulate the nervous and orgauio ac
tion of the system, and that is all they
took when feeling dull and bad with
headaches and other aches. You only
need a few doses of Green’s August
Flower, iu liguid form, to make you
sa nfiod there is nothing serious the
matter with yon. Sample Lotties at
Winder Drug Cos.
Na_:<>— 3 Platform.
The People’s Party of the United
b. tes, assemb >1 in r-!:OJ?.l co fven
tioa this tenth d.iy of May, ISCI, affirm
ing our unshokon belief in the cardinal
teuetJ oj the Peop’e’s Party, as setforth
in Omaha pla.form, aid pledging our
selves anew to con.iuued advocacy of
those grand princ'ples of human liberty
UDtil right shall triumph over might
and love over greed, do adopt and pro
claim this declaration of laith:
First—We demand the initiative and
referendum and the imperative man
date for such changes of existing fun
damental and statute law as will eaa
able the people in their sovereign ca
paui./ . p and conpel the euac..-
ment of such laws as they desire; to re
ject such p.i they deem injurious to their
iaierests and to recall uufaithfc' pub ic
servau •-
bec-ni —We demand the public own
ership and operation of those means of
comm -il. ion, ti 'ju a.id pro
dnetion which the people may elect,
such as rai’-oads, legraph r. and tele
phone lines, coal mines, eto.
Third—The lend, -'ncluding e 1! natur
al! sources o ? . we:*'th, is heritage of the
people, and shor’d not be monopolized
for speculative p” , r t i r'*'u ow a
er ’ipo! l r ’ c ho I *.>p oh b *?•*. All
land now he'd by re"’roads aid other
cor orti.lous iu ex o.’ the . r.c.tnl
lee , • I > ' 1 *3 now owned by
aliens shoo'd be reel t .by the Gov
e nnijuft and held r or ;*' l 'ers
C’’ 7 /.
Fourth —A scii'ffc ‘ dr’ ’u cn .
morey, n~' , i the entire
wealiti a id popu'at’u of the u itiou not
redeemable in any specific r: no :y,
but made a fall le„al tender for r’l debts
ajd rooeivuble for r’l taxes and public
dues r id 'ssued by the Government
only without the intervention of banks,
? id * l sufficient quantity to meet the
demand of commerce, is the host cuv
ro .cy tuat cau be devised; but until
such a financial system is scored,
wl.ioh we shall press for adoption, we
f.wor the free - 1 r.r 1 ' nited coinage of
bo.h silver and gold at the legal ratio of
16 h) 1.
F.ihh—We demand the lev/ and col
lection of a graduated ax on hr mes
and inheritau t and a coustitntionel
nmaudmeut to secure the same, if uce
e; sary.
S.xib—We demnd the election of
Prcs'deut, Vice Federal
judges and United Stat . senators by
direct vote of the people.
Seventh—We are oppo 3.1 to tuns’*
andd dare the contention between the
old parties on the monopoly question is
a sham battle and that no solution of
this migjty problem is possib’e without
the adoption of the principles or publio
ownership of pubi c utilities.
RED EOT FROM THE GUN
W*s the br’l that bit G. B. Ste. and nan
of .New •!*. A. . i the t ivil W. r.
1 c .ed 1 n '. e U.c /s that no tre
meet helped for SO ye . ii an E ck
lei’, A aicaS’.’va or -ed him. Cu e
Eruises, Bp •n'", Bo*"-, Ff lors,
Corns, Skin Erupdons. Eest File c re
on epi’wh. 25 ot .ft box. Cure gn'tna
tee . Loldb,. Winder E.ug, C>.
Important Notice.
The brsiuess heretofo e done under
the fi m name of Sell & Cos. vl'l 1)2
closed out by the end of the p~e eut
year, and wdl necessitate the cc”ect;on
of a’l claims held by said firm. All par
ties concerned plerse take notice and
couie light up without further troub'e.
Sel' & Cos.
\ T~OU AND TONGUES
Cou'd not the raptnre of Au
ne F SpJ ig~ •, of 1195 How.°~d st„
Philr "elpV", Pa., wliei she fox- and that
E . K :, x_;’h Ne# L o.c.y for Cod
sump.ion hnd corop’etely cured her of
ahr 3’ gcoughtoat for rnauy ye ■>
li lin 'e life a bu.de ?. All other rem
edles end dec j s coo’d give her no
he’p, but she says of tb’s Royal Cme —
‘•i. sc :a removed the prx’u ! n my cne t
aud I can nc vs’eep c jd)y, sonrethlug
Ic. i -.3 leoieiuter doing befo.e.
I feel like sonndiug its praises throughout
the Uu.verse.” So wi'l every oie who
tries Dr. Kings New Discovery for ?ny
t ouble of ihe Throat, Che fc or Lr iga
E.ice 50? and s*.oo. T.i bottles free
at Winder Drug Cos. Diug Store;
Every bittle ' ..iraiiteed.
New Restaurant.
The place to get a squr -e meal when
in Winder is at the Ro’taurant of E. D.
Spark. Ca’l for Spark’s Rsst. urant
and come right in. Every thing the
nir. ket affords.
You can spell a cough, coff, cautrh,
kauf, kaff, kough or kaugh, but the only
harmless remedv that quickly cu-es it
lis One Minute Cough Cor*. G. W.
DeLaPerriere.
Winder Foundry
and **
riachine Works
Is One Of The New Enterprises Of The
Growing Winder.
This is one of the best equipped machine and
Foundry Works in the state and is nrepared to do all
.kinds of work, such as building and repairing of
ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW and^YRUP
MILLS, GINS and all kinds of Machinery.
Orders wiil be attended to promptly and all work
guaranteed,
Send your work to us and we will give' you satis
faction. r
Winder Foundry
AND
Machine Works.
NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS!
New Store!
J. G. PUETT & CO.
Now Open.
FULL LINE
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Hats, Shoes and Clothing.
Newest things in Dress goods with Correct Trimmings
——i
H millinery a Specialty. l|
This department is in charge of Misses Julia
Hiller and Carrie Boyd.
LOOKJOUT!
For advertisement in this space next week. Pprices
will be named that will jar you. Mr. A. D, McCurry
is with this firm and will treat you right.
To The Wheat Growers!
Bring your wheat and have it ground oil
the NEW ROLLER MILLS,
We have tin 1 atestjiiiiproved machinery, and all
we ask is for you to bring us some good wheat and
give us a trial.
We have only Full
ROLLER PROCESS MILL
£ln this Part of fl the State,
We guarantee perfect^e.tisfaction.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
MILL ONE MILE NORTH HOSCHTON.
Yours<for;Business,
BRASELTON B3S. & COOPER.?