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CARLISLE RESTORES CONFI DENCE. Never in the bistooy of our g,,v. went had a Secretary of Treasury such a task as fell to the lot ot the present Secretary. He was called to protect the credit of the g .vern ment with a bankrupt Treasurv He was equal to the task, and con fidence has been restored The outward gold stream has ceased, and will soon fliw in instead of out. Cleveland turned over to Harrison $330,348,916 12 Harrison turned over to Cleveland 162,493,920 78 Difference 167,854.995 34 But this amount included the gold reserve, $100,000,000, which Harrison held sacred, and the ag n C .V accounts, so that Harrison’s Secretary of the Treasury, in the last debt statement he issued, puts down the net cash balance in the Treasury at $24,128,087 88, and of this $11,497,829.74 were nickels and dimes. Harrison began the purchase of bonds immediately after his inaug uration, and the first sev. n monk-* paid out $66 954 500. f In time years Harrison paid the bondholders $47,997.80732 premium on boride. Revised” or ‘ recast’' the debt elatement three t.-mes so it would show u balance in the Treasury. Transferred a tmst fund of $54, 388,475.75 ißto the available cash. Had the benefit of i rofit on coin age amounting to $30105.013.25 S'gned the McKinley act, which reduced the receipts from customs in one year $42 009,241 10, In two years under the McKinley law the sum of $8,614,439 14 was refunded to importers as a draw back. The purchase of bonds, the billion dollar Congress, drawbacks and general extravagance bankrupted the Treasury Tnis with the miserable make shift silver-purchasing law. alarmed capital, brought our securities homo, and sent a gold stream across the ocean in volume $157,989,803. Preperation to issue bonds made by Harrison’s Secretary of the Treas ury. Harrison panic and Soup Houses- Now all this wild foolish legisla tion and the Harrison and his par ty has been reversed and as fast as time can roll its bad effects are dy ing out and the good effects are being felt by the countiy. Yet if you vote for the populist you are voting the democrats out and Har rison back in, HAVE YOU NOTICED? That Hie village statesman who knows exactly how to settle “the la bor question” elsewhere, settles it at home by letting his wife do most of it ? That the man who cusses the'demo crat i party for “doing nothing,” holds down a dry goods box about 365 days in a year ? that the man who swears “prohibi tion kills a town,” has h breath on him so strongly alchoholic that It would warp a stove flue? I'lut the man who knows perfectly “what the farmers ought to raise,” never raises anything but his voice ? That the man who worries about “this country’s financial condition, is never bothered by the fact that his wife supports him? That the man who objects to silver money “because it Is too heavy, - never had $4 at one time in his life? —Robert L. Blalock in Macon Telegraph. ELECTRIC BITTERS. Ttiis remedy is becoming 60 well known ami so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric BitUrs sirg the same song el j raise.—A purer medicine does not exist and is guaranteed to -lo all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure il diseases of the Liver and Kidue/s, will remove Pimples, B*il#, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. —Will drive Malaila from the system and will prevent as well as curea 11 Malarial fevers. —lor cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—En tire Sallstactiou guaranteed or money refunded. —Price 50c. and 100 pei bottle at R. G. Bryans Drugstore TAX NOTICE, Ist ROUND. I will be at the following places as per dates below for the purpose ot collecting the state and county tax pt Butts county ter the year 1894. T. J. Cole. Tax collector of Butts Couuty. Jackson, Tuesday Oct 2ud Dublin, Wednesday ” 3rd Indian Springs Thursday Oct. 4th Worthville Friday ” sth Towaliga, Saturday 6th. Eigiu Monday ” Bth Stark Tuesday ” 9th. Jeukinsbnrg Wednesday ’ 10th- defends the SOUTH. Governor Northen Answers British • Impertinence and Insults. Governor Northen has again come to the front as a defender of the south. He sent to the New York World a telegram for publication to which every lover of the south will sav “amen.” The governor, who in the past lias used some very vigorous language on this subject, is still more emphatic in this recent utterance which was in answer to the following telegram from tlial paper: New York, Sept, 9, 1891. Gov. W. J. Norther, Atlanta, Ga.: English committee has been sent here to investigate and denounce southern lyuchiugs. Will you please telegraph us wliat you think of Eng lish meddling with our affairs. The World, the governor's answer. Ii reply to this querry Governor Northen wired the following reply: The World, New York, N. Y.: Say to the “English committee” wlie have come to this country “io investigate aud denounce lynching at the south,” that lam in a position to know that they have received their information from irresponsible sources, and that the English people have declined and refused to be properly informed about our laws and the conduct ot our gov ern lhc nt. The English papers, to my knowledge, have declined time and again to publish statements made to them in defense of the souih bv Eng lishmen who are now residents of the south. Under these conditions we do not want any further outside hypo critical cunu upon false ideas of our government The people of this state are quite able to administer their own affairs, and they are doing it in full justice to the negro, as our law's and conduct will attest. We have already endured more outside interference in our local matters than we will submissively tolerate in the future. Let those kind ly disposed Englishmen return to their own country and prevent by law the inhuman sale of virtuous girls to lustful men in high, places, hang ali such demons as Jack the Ripper, punish as it deserves the bar barous, wholesale si i ughter of negroes in Africa by Englishmen, who go thereto steal their gold; supply the lecessities to prevent bread and labor riots and strikes, which are wholly unknown to the people of the south; feed and give emp!o\ uient to the poor as do the people of my section give to the oppressed Irishman the rights humanity demands; and when they have pulled the beam out of their own eyes, they may then, with better grace appoint themselves a committee to hunt for the moat that may be in our eye. While we have irregularities at the south, and negroes are sometime lynched, they are never slaughtered by wholesale as Englishmen some times destroy them. I send you by mail the law and re cord of my state on these matters, ami I cliellenge not only the English com mittee on lynchings at the south, but the civilized world, to show a better. Why come, before investigation, to “denounce ’ the south, just prior to a congressio al election, when we have just had a uegro lynched in Kansas, April 2d, another in Ohio on the’Sab bath, April 15th ; and when white Poles and Hungarians, in Michigan and Pennsylvania, and negroes run out of Franklin Park, New Jersey, in herds ? We challenge investigation by all persons who have the right to investi gate these charges, but any attempt upon (he part of Englishmen, tainted by their own national crimes, to ar ra’gu us for trial, must be considered as a gross impertinence. Governor of Georgia. IS’T THIS BETTER ? Last year at this time our bank, to gether with all southern banks, was Issuing certificates to try to moye the first cotton with. The price was just about the same that it is now, but to be paid in script for the reason there was no mouey to piv for cotton with. Now we can get the money immedi ately for our cotton. The Democratic! party has turn and loose some of the 1 hoarded money and it naturally comes south after pur cot’on. Again our lumbermen, carpenters and pain-j ters were all idle this time last year, hut now the sound of the saw and the hammer are heard on every street, and our working men are bravely paying their debts under democratic, rule they w ere forced to contract under republican rule. And see here, Bud, a vote for the populists is a vote tor the republicans and hard times again ALMOST A NEW YORK DAILY. That Democatie wonder. The New York Weekly World, has just changed its weekly into a twice-a-week paper, and you can now get the two papers a week lor the same cld price—$1 00 a year. We have made arrangements by which we can furnish this paper and the twice a-week New York World all for only $1.75 a year. Here is the opportunity to get your own local paper and Tl.e New York Work* twice every week at extraordinarily o v rates. JACKSON AROUS A paradv selected by Cliff Cartni chael: A PSALM OF TRADE. Tell me not in mournful numbers, Advertising doesn’t pay; For the man’s non compos mentis Who would such absurd things say. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the man who hopes to rise To success in any calling. Must expect to advertise. lu the broad field of battle, In the contlict of real life, Advertising is the secret Of achievements iu the strife. “Lives of rich men all remind us We can m ike our own sublime;” And by liberal advertising To the highest summit climb. Let us then he up and doing, . In the “Argus” our ads insert. Still acheiving, still pursuing, Business then will be alert. Lightning struck a North Georgia negro tha other day, singed off his hair and tore the shoes from his feet, but otherwise he was not injured. His coloied neighbors now regard him as specially favored by providence, and be will go to preaching. Since the free wool act become a law r there have been forty three knit ting machines erected in the United States. Several of them in Georgia. The capital stock ranges in these sev eral mills from two to fifty thousand dollars. These democratic measures are starting business in motion. Sam Jones expresses the whole truth in this characteristic style: “The trouble with the People’s Party is that they can’t deliver the goods, 'flie rank and file of the party are clever fellows but the Democratic party can run a mile while they are pulling on their hoots, ami they will have the rabbit twisted out of the hole before the Populist dog is on the ground. IT’.J TIME TO llUSll. The republicans are clamoring tor a change of ratio in gold and silver. The populists are clamoring for the ratio tube forever and eternally fixed at 16 to 1, regardless of circumstan ces or conditions. Though it should he announced tomorrow that there was not another grain ot gold in the bowels of the earth, and that the llocky Mountains had been discovered to contain enough silver to pave the streets of the world with silver blocks a foot thick, yet the populists say we will have 16 to liu spite of Heaven itself. Now between these two fool ideas, one entertained by the Reps and the other by the Pops, we will find the good old Democrats as usual in the middle of the road, and asking for common sense to prevail in this matter of finance. We say restore silver to its constitutional monetary power, and then let the ratio fix it self. Now any thinking man will see in an instant that tins is the right thing to do. The Reps are just as far wrong on one side as the (May) Pops are on the other and no farther, for they are all extremists. The thing for the democratic pirty to do, and to do it now, is to fall in line with Hon. W. Y. Atkinson on this questoiu and quit acting the fool. Stav with the only party that can perpetuate this government—the Democratic. THE PROPER NAME. “Wliat is the correct name for it? Third Party, Populists or People’s Par ty? Toni Watson calls it by the latter name. But Tom has a right to change the name just as often as he likes.”— Griffin Call. Well, Brother Saw tell, the right name for “Wat Tomson’s” aggregation is “The Piano Party.” A piano, you know, has a black and white key alternately, form ing the chief features of its makeup; and as the “Piano Party” is composed of “coons” aud a large majority of white office seekers, the Argus thinks that it has solved the problem at last and chris tened the corpse to be buried at the next election. In Poor Health means so much more than you imagine—serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature’s greatest gift—health. If yon are feeling __ out of sorts, weak 11 and generally ex fVfYYtZrtVC hausted, nervous, LfillWl I J have no appetite 4/4 V/ f V * I +J and can’t work, begin at once tak ing the most relia- I ble strengthening || fill medicine,which is A A vll Brown 's Iron Bit ters. A few bot # ties cure—benefit U comes from the lit T T PIQ very first dose-** JJUVVi J J*”'* ***** teeth, and it's pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women’s complaints. Get only the genuine—it has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others are sub stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful World’s Fair Views and book—free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO. OCTOBER SHERIFF SALES. GEORGIA—Butts County. Will be sold before the court house door in said county, on the first Tuesday in October next, 1894, within legal hours of sale, for cash, the following described proyerfy, to wit: One tract or parcel of laud, situated, lying and being in the county of Butts, state of Georgia, contain ing fifty seven acres of land and bounded as follows: On the north by lands of .Howard Vickers, south bj lands of Mrs. Julia Lindsey, east by lands of Mrs. Norsworthy, west by lands of Posey aud Alfred Dodson. Levied on as the prop erty of S. S. Lindsey by virtue and to satisfy one mortgage execution issued from the superior court of said county, iu favor of J. W. Terrell against & *S. -Lindsey. Property pointed out in mort gage execution. Defendant in execution given written notice. This, September oth, 1894. J. O. Beauchamp. Shaifff B, C. GEORGIA—Butts county. To all whom it may concern: J. R. McCord and T. If'. A/cCord, ex ecutors of J. W. A/cCord, sr., deceased, have in due f;.rm applied to the under signed for leave to sell the lands belong ing to the estate of said deceased, aud said application will oe heard on the first Mon day in October next. 2his, the 27th day of August; 1894. J. F, Carmichael, Ordinary. libel for divorce. GTORGIA—Butts county. Lula. B. Rhodes! Libel for Divorce vs - in Butts /Sup. court J oseph W. Rhodes) August term, 1894. The defendant, Joseph W. Rhodes, is hereby required personally, or by attor ney, to be and appear at the next Superior Court to be held in and for said county, on the 3rd Monday in February next then and there to answer the plaintiffs com plaint for “.Libel for .Divorce,” in default thereof the court will proceed as to justice shall appertain Witness the Honorable Jno. J. Hunt, ,/iidge of said court, this, 3rd day of /September, 1894. Joseph Jolly, Clerk 8. 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