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F. S. BAHXHART & CO.
Gieent shore, Ga.
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lit re and There,
CITY ITEMS OF INTEREST
Tlinse V it Visit, <*et Sick, IJn’ . a..
Accident, and who Always Love
To See Tlfii- N t ties in pri.i!.
liain l’ain Hun. ’I’ta* tarmirs h. uv!
made giad.
Mr Bold M Chapman f Bow. If ..
High 8cli.it>! spent Snii.ky with i.is
mother near this pi a* <?.
Mr Toro Wyn >. visited the Inuily ot
R F Wynn ucir JA.weii ■» .
Plantation chill Cu e stops chills, » to ps
'em quick, mid tiny ro ver c m,e hack.
If you daiil be!.eve it, t y it. it u
atop'em ask for you, money back, you l!
get it. Price htJcts
Mrs Geo. H. Mituhell spent several
days at Hilmau this week.
Misses Mary Corry aud Mary Cum -
tilings two talented young hub s now of
i’jwtU?n spent Siumhiy aud auxday in
our city.
LADIES. S c our offer o'
that popular tuaga/.iue \V.-.«aus Woik
the must popular monthly a the South.
Prepare yourself for the coming summe;
bv cclansttig your system aud purifying
yonr blood wit 1 I’laiitstioii Sarsapaiilla
• and 1 ddio of IVtash. Trice 50ets and
$1.0(1 per bottle,
Rev. „ Mr Lill ,, the , Chme-e ,,, preacher , wbo .
, here tviadt , ag will preach , at
was one i
M E Ciiurcb again next Snnd .y.
Semi b. tt. 0. Holmes 21 K A hi. Si. At
lanta Geo for cimular ol lis iiq'riv..
Farm Level Eclipse. Now is the tune to
save }.,u. land by Terra, - ng.
Ilivo you tried platation Liver PiPs f?»r
habitual canstipation'' They are perfect¬
ly delightful aud a sure cure. I’ricu 25c 1 *.
Plantation Chill Cure is guaranteed. If
if it dotit cure go and get your money
back. Ask voui roeichant ab ut it.
Price 60-ts.
Wo.kiii" lor the paper in the different
coU’-niUtiities ot this and Greene count}
will compel us to • c absent from the of
fice a great deal of the time- V luu y,.u
bring in your subscription leave it with
our li> i I printer S,.urgeou Wiliams or
with Mr W C Chapman at the Alliance
store By no means go away without
paying it.
Dumb Chill; Ague: O.gestiv a Chill
Death. This is the evolututioti of that
malaria! chilly nation. Sy it in time
P.aat..!. n U. .1 mre will do it, or it
will cost you nothing.
I>r Riuns one of our rr.-.-t popular phy
ciciut.s is visiting patieuts this week iu
the - iucin ty af Raytown.
See els where iu this paper our Hie:
off- r t f the Advocate and Woman
If ork for 1 the pi -c of tlie .Advocate
alone.
Weacknoa’ :g<; that the iroome • f the
Advocate wil act w *:s t- : it a
paper that will r..»'f * (!.:»’ tc! f :
’ll-me Li'erat ,rv ,• I ter • jre th it d j .
witli tii?w? - ibj-cts -o r ear the h art of
the w- nu .. ,,i.| f * be - : - .
WoW.a* S W->ik air-.-t* t is -leut j
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1 r m -f t I4i *1
lb | »t'. ,i!r •: J
u! * •■( our paper a# i a
. ti.-ij v... arc aiding to
i in FL and get «i- : •
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CRAWFOUDVILLE APRIL 20 1S5>: W«* .
Barnett Hippies. |
By Jack Sett at.
Harm and dry.
Sam is very much needed.
Rev \V. 11. Cox tilled Jiis regular ap¬
pointment here ou the loth and ltiih
iust.
A boj colt is a baOful th ing but there »re
t.mcs wh e „ u is „.,t only right but highly
cou.meadablt: and accessary,
There i. a move on loot to have some re
pairs made ou tile Tlaptist chinch at this j
! |)Shc«s. vVo hope the eifurt will be crynaed ,
with suLTt^ !
It teen » from onr own ol-eivall. ii that
Air. J. A. R.a. lrnk of 5,i.it t G.i. iuteucs ,
to vui vc the public to tli ■ I.: : t of Ins r kill j
and ability is a country n. ich nit.
As 1 o.ig a- partisan pn j 1 bee is permit¬
ted te stvay the seaptru of puottc opin.oi.
»o long will the peoplei u couiiis.le.l to pay
tribute tu an wrwuawacy, ......a eoi.te.nj.i
able if possible than t.ial winch c«* e* A'u-
1, 1
Tin? general meeting of tus 3 1 .list, is
10 meet u i.it .S.iicai ISabtist cau red of this
jd.ice in July.
Several farmers have about finished
, p atiiiitg and it stems they are taking a
j utt«e r.st pie,,, alary to .he triumph,!:i*.
1 ..a;eh of Ueu. tireeii.
It sc. - me to bean indisputable fact that
our tendency a* a republic is t > empcrial
isu) ali.l Witiu Ut asi'.i'oin lesislanee lipoi
tiiu part of tiu people it is only a question
of lone ,.s to how long we Will remain
^ Jr#e ^ , u
xu , „ Uw cuciuift| of tll , AlllaI|C# rte .
tlilV|( j s lUU di.|,ounCt'fg tin: Sut.treasury
^ dilsS fegmiatton and peiieni..:i i„
ami as a w ild and visionary sciteme they
iguote the iaot that Umy arc at the same
more forcibly couime..iluig the present
system of finance.
Gold is an idol which having surviv.il
tiiu storms of alt itges * lias l.efii
throned by the goveruiiieut in Irec A uert
ca, unto which by an edict all lubori .g
people are req'jiietl to bring tithes and
off.riugs having a j iort oo. ap¬
pointed by the government wi.lt author
tty to regulate all values toe incomes and
hours of labor of all wonting people, the
opportu .ities of education. J/odes of life,
the morals of the people. - largely the vir
me of tlie women and to exact tho lives
ol itiou-a .d of children aud many meu
and women each , year,
2be for » good grain crop
very tlallering provided good seasons
f >rf|| Net! irq w« uh! hep lorai-.
t - llu „. rs „„{ ( J, e straightem - .! oirrumstau
p ^ whjc)| , bey |uve U . tl) 1Mrl , tiJv
f„ rce .l more just now than a^B g i."l grain
crop.
Messrs. Dozier Harper aud others spent
la-t Friday night 11(1011 the tranks < - f Og> r
? bje rivcr * Th f ‘“ v « ,l ° l re ‘ ,ort * , ‘ tl ’ #ulU
but presume they had a nico . time. !
We tioti-o that some of tl,# .tenmcrstic
weekly# are asking for a lew election law I
some of them are advocating the passage,
of th(j AoatrH , Uu UlU , y<sleai . ?n. - p u
j | 0 desire aod they are g<* ug to have a
nesr pyh tem of voting - Fraud and repeating
ha , be ,. ome di# g Ust i ug to .
WANTED. ?
A goed, live correspondent and ageist
''i each militia district of the NTuituenti.
.Seeartori..I district to write cacti week tic
local, from his or her district .rod to col
]et:t nn ,j f„ r „ ar ,j *„b»crij.ti .hs to the
We will give that c,rr. -p jr. i'*nt. free,
one copy of above memioiKd psjier. fur
i.ish him 1 ;t{.er a;cl pay ! -r -t.ie.p hid
s «long a- ue rep: "-cuts us. and a!.?>tv
usii.i! per ce it. ou subscupt: c-.l.?-< !<.- i
II }OU ui, 1 ! a? t as igfi.t j.Jea-e dr. p us a
postal at . a can - ] ne wili t-iruhii y
?• i‘h materia!.
F.r-t come. F .at s-rved.
TEE A LLIANf'/T STORE
mc- : tm . f.* Mr.
V.f. r .?»| ' * u; it. ■ bt.- • 1 %-r ■ .* >» » f
alia! ar- -Jinct-s I•*-■»?- airs jgz.
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gt . e-at'ts f (* a:v
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a a .t b— 1 a* 1 - t or fit-.e 1 ,- :,.jr * tl-c
f of tree'.u'-nt. give 'mu * cai!. *
• A PAPER OK. F in tiu: im'oim i:."
l'KOG JL\ M FOR Ml'MOlf I A L DA
TALIAFERRO CO U ATT.
order We of learn the that day. the 'Ihe f.’liitivin;* will soldi. l>c thj£ A
surviving
ol tuo Vetnrtis Association will meet el
tho court bou.-c in Crawford viiie at tef
o clock a. in. on Attlucsday the 2P>t!
inet, anil elect officer, lor the
U * r * ' ,U thtJ day will he Ilf
l' 1 * * cazey and the officiating niinistc -
Key R E L Harris.
1 here will be short Ulk« frotn the old
soUu * ! a,id .to*»»"'** Gorham will pve
* tectlattou ct.the grave of Mr bleplam .
* u s wa * *' e • u »» l,w ^ by a sou 4 by t
childreJ and the tlmiratkni «f ll»e grav**
The exercises Lym at A.soctLn I.SOp ... 1,1,1
the ladies ot the Me lUrial
quest ali the old soldiers to ten t
to tow a aud take part in tb.- >x reties. I
*
A i’KlZl- rift;l i\ i
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A ... UuXUi^ makuuir ,» U*o • haiU|»U>iiilii^ 1 • |
t
., , c u is bil.e.l to Aprl neon
i„ r v . t . ( nvffirdviUo Friday,
at . . vi, ck p. M. ,, Au ... cittaeus ot th"
o
.funcy who are iuter»*tc4 tu Ath'etlt
si.oil <1 see Hit tvided.
JUll WoiiK.
He can sic i..y uni wilh woik of * !
, !e-cri]cion and . at a cost ,, tii.u will „ . I*#
..,,1,11 a- v .u woui 1 have to ply auvwi,. bf.
Work .d Autistic Design-a.nu Fu.;.
•>«»* neatly.....ll.......P'-ly.
Sciul u,- y j*if-t»ivler4. 1
ALL FOOLS DAY
»
W a -* pr. bnbly s.!ectcj as I lie point
of time from which our (Amgr«iwi»u«
Representatives begin to draw an •iiifi
lional salary of fflOd per mouth. “Uha'.
will the liarv. st ho?”--Ex.
10 T//E PUBLIC.
I wili keep on hand hurafter a full iiiu.
ef drags for ;lw cinventer.ce of tnj t,r
arot-virn be fbd»..i-««-twj ......
Andrews (In <€ Co, Store at all hours.
R Bitiris, M. U.
TO niE PUBLIC AT /.aRGE
Call at my office arol have y. ur tae'h
properly and satisfactorily tilled. F guar
antee every piece of work that is done in
my office to give perfect satisi» v - tion .• if it
do. - s not the work will c<».t you nothing. I
employ nothing hut lest and most ap¬
proved methods iudental stirgerv.
t:< - spi. \ ours.
\V L Br.i iiFA Dkmt;st
Greeliesb?To Ga.
TAX RECEIVERS NOTIUR
I will be iii Crowfor.lv il.e. on Situr
.lays, the 15tli, 22ud, and 2*Jt!i >f April
the (ith, 13th, 20th, and 27 of May.
1 will be iu Pinker district #t Carters
4;ruve on Fridays the 2lstaud 28lh id
April, aud the 6th, 12th, Bill, and ’2011,
( f May> , tnwtth , tjlx ,, ay , r< of
(> , uay >v ,„ give hecd to thU llullC( ,
promptly, make returns as the time for
Uk »*« lll « *•«*•« «» » m '“ d
04
April litii 1893.
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w „ , re now „ re|Uirwl to make a won .
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domestic magazine-deservedly one of
th< - most (topular published. It is pure,
entertaining aud helpful ia every depart
meat. 1*- pages are filled with high
cla-s original reading matter and ilius
tratious suitel to ail ages: it ia publish
ei to satisfy iue groat need for good
home literature, and no other periodical
meets it -o well, sent us I* for
paper arol VVOMAN's WORK one
mak.tig the latter entirely fr«^.
The 1'uipi.k'i Advocate
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.\ Li v £ tif/Sl S rLbS f{ )USE
tu v. ' Store o-vned I y Mr A f)
N!tlimalrf. its |.ru|. r i- « awn to? well
sr. -irtj I r 4 bo:.- ?*v ar?i bu. -- ■ -
I -1 ' •» ' »n h'w hi- a Ivcr
..**,{ i« - pap r u'e. heii yare
- * r. jt . : - *- s n > !*, Yon wi*: find
fat lit as Kjunatii
TV,,- ± OWullJli . I * ,,, Pfl WiW.
Rr Nakiut u.
Monarch winter »ee s a!s»nt to be de¬
posed by the gentle princes.-, Sp itig.
iPlie tnemhers of the, Methocist church
furuithM *hei. hm.#. - with a new
yrjptn which adds constderaby to the
P vcsetiHHt ot their music.
he 0> , Ul , r a «. v il, or «.-m« other evil
Bp|fU h%l| ns KvmnV d ... last weeks
Adyv>Cilte a< wrumg nr.r.ip,, instead ot
U|| ( * V.rd.
. ,,
1,1,11: " Ai , > 1 Ki >
■>•* '>"* *.v «*d S:„ day it. ti.wiord
— ~l ^.t a pleaaa « v.«t.
Some prop ., espenally :,ave mg tmwiv
teachers, are mcllti <i to sneer at t a' C.’IJIl
try school te-ich-t an l *a» \ < at ui. - bn»
III tiks to a g icernm-nt of w. !i sucu
* *<*«! •
uiivitiiuiU roithlituu* . tu?»' <.'
] h wr* t
. i4l}t ’.» i» briug *. *’» rwiu»
w ls urban distt tsaniwul »-u
t 1 „ u* i M «ilcalv.l t.li it Uc.u.es as
c ,>j lB ,i|(oUtau as the the , iiatn«.: an i as p -
| t i ,( ;i. eiiiighi.miwnl eileiii.ike it •
Since the "ra.luati- u oltli! music cla-s
I lie iulrobietion of m*w song bonks
car* are greeted a’m ost iuccsaiitiy
during the leinirn hours ot .S.'.ii
the awttl euterpenn str .iiis ti.a* i» veiber*
“ l ' ,ul m “ Vl, “ K '‘'
lltww makes wa*n>, t .t a* a ml, - ,
, ; u.c h.tste .ccostoes uto.e loss than
iu icit %
CITATION.
HOUUIA —Talialer. o Count y.
To all whom it may c ncern ; Harriet
Colclougli, the widow of Stephen Col
. i'.ugh, late of said court.', dif eus-d, and
l«; nduoi child, havjng in due form up
for tWl lve mouths support iro.n the
said tftephei, * Odclbugh. and
the appraiscis duly appot.tUu, na g
tile 1 their report, setting aside such sup
port, .. , L yviU "in P*** pass up.nl u l said appl.eati “ .n
the first Monday in May lb 3. I in# t.
therefore to uot : fv all persons ‘ interested
•
in the Estue of said Meplien toi.clo i„
ob..w cause why said application
not . tie rrlIlln grai.i.., , .,,, . | why j said
should not te ad nit ted to record, tnvei.
under my '•.,? ?l au 1 ofli ial
This the 28th day March «»'-♦:*
Geo. II. Mitchell Ordinary.
NO»ICE
Mr. T. A Boone who f .w 'y n.anag'.il
the office tl the Acvoe.it? - i ro» «
-onuccted in any way with that paper,
‘ wish
All subscriptions you may to pay
and ali money for advertising u*w*» l "
paid to tin editor or his authori/.. - .! agents
Wt: NtV TIIE Nt’IK.
Some Reasons why , , -
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for this paper. ,
lit. It advocate.-tin pdmiple of equal
and exact justice to from th« editor
2nd. lU entire torce
dowu to the pr:titers devil, are dyed in
the wool I*e«q*lv» Fartymen. majoiity f ^
3rd. It isproMjiits a • '“'t
people ot Tabab-iri chanty.
4ii,. ll ii ti.'- - olti.cial organ ol the §
Iy , collar. I
6th. It no '
Ware
lj<jt ( >vor or .. *.0 a:j}o.e, gr.ct
(i rr „ llC fi m , ,:y of purpose m t-‘
Views.
Art* these s .f;i •> !!i l;i> .rifts
y.Mtr rupportf J o $!!&*' *• !G *
ti ns to p y V. y -.J
the d-ctrineas .civ cate-l b. - 1*’ r •
c m - t g,. wear tbitt ■
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paper as"! our party we j.r . t Ii'
zh: tidt:.geof :.<• - m *■»•« «
you join 1.0' A . -
sla - .;• to \< r 1. *
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Paper (>! * ' *. .f t ',0 a ve • r. f* iy v ;*
tie over •■»!•} i . - .t a ■ k 1 ? • .1 t. '' rtf ?
ly you can affor 1 t a j-e:.?: ti. »t 0
»r*;k fur tae new , »ui f r !:.? P' ,
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NATION ALl/l'I NO THE HAIL- I
no a ns.
Jnws M. Ashley, Jr - ' vice-jireshlent!
of tin - T«-lt do. Anti AiborA North Mich
Ijian tailr. ad. jus' i.I< iriig to the detis
iou of Judge /»i Ls rostrjiii'ng du - engin¬
eers of 1 he Ann -1. Lor railroad from
tiuir rt.i; es in accordance with
Chief Arthur,, jd.in of campaign: 'Icon*
sider this decision an acknowledgment of
tie* power of the State to regulate the
.cio n huh ot .a, 1 road corpo
r;4 :i..„s ,;,u the employe, whenever the
,,„(,(* euteo.sts a.e atlectcal. The rail
„,i- .t tV.mtitrv mu-t W> nation
uhr ii. mid 1 . 1. 1 b r this decu’eii oi'lx
t so p lo tie ev. h ,-h toward 1 end .
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•tiw.il n.otiiu . ..vitiiiuel ; It
t! 'li. itM S?MC
“ , j | 1 1 p ; ■ Court, a 1 we:
V til lu\v« t tkau lu . tut* .
.~t5 \n uttii a
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rat «1 and the . n . •» l ,u »'•*
u.e ittriher pi ... I.iims with a liven
Ui . trt t ___Jiatl d > N* vs;
\ es the Ntwa and ali
1 t . it>r c >rp r tali.in papers Hirst
(y ..ako ready f - r govenitllent ownership.. I
., Jl will l - . ..lie- It is aiim st
\ Nl"!. UK>1 Al ii \N I\
tiieeiiestioio was luek v enough to get
which resenililes
Ue would like to
iiu|ift*5»n ujkh; i*m iigmIot?* th it wluii t!u*y
tilt i.ieci.e.iioto to i.esute and look tm
the "Delitiotiico- !/, ., f > t;.u ii
hart «v ' o ate the pnq.ii.-toi-and would
tie pleased to have you t ail on them at
any tune- Meals at ail liouis, lio not
curry your luneii as you . an get just
what \hi Waiil- ihe) t an be lound at
J VV ■lolii.soiis, tMiiliting in?at tiooi tonm
palace suluou•. Give the in a eall
F h Bainhart * Co
Gteuiieiieshuro Ur
A Challenge.
«. P. Brice cud Clark Prmlcrjjjf tht
Twcn'y-nhiMi senatorial district of No.
brtiska. have issued to the Stratton (No
braska) Herald and it# Republican pa
trons vvho are saying so much hW tho
marvelous prosperity of tho farmers..*
challenge to bring forward:
1. Duo farmer who has iv any one
year during tho last ten year# cleared 10
r s r cent, on the capital be used in prte
ducing his crop.
Ouo ftirmer who luu cleared 5 |*r
cent, on mi iiv.nige e.u h year for ten
yt .., rs> dosing with 1MM.
3. To show that the farmers of N'e
braska have ».<; a class averaged 5 |a - r
e.-iit. ..ti i iie mroi' v they used in produc
ing their crop in any year during tiro
last ten years.
4. To prove that tho farmers of Ne
bra-ka have as a eluss averaged 2 per
cent on the money they used in prroluc
ing their crop during the lost ton years.
Are not lin t? - Isiasis farming wilh Uto
month, und nothing nine.'
Now to ^
l.ovv Wagiis a«A Il.uth.
A committee from tlie Gentral Lalror
Federation of New York hits been inve.e
ligating the couditiun of the pretzel
bakera of the east side, and has found a
stale of affairs aim, Near
ly all the places visited were cellar
bak. ri. s, where the bakers, it is allegro!.
are pud s little that tiiey Lave to nicy
(„ ||„. hnk* hous. ?> and inhale the c r..
broii? acid gas ret free during the work
*“K "f the yeauvt. Th. - d.-utn rate among
them m said to sj-pailingiy large, the
tverage duraUon of life among peoplo
who work men facing thirty yean. A
majority of them die of consumption,
ow ing t<< chill#. The busy season is the
•uium i. hfu r which rro-.-t of the iro n
ur* ..<« '! urged, und if tin y gi t work
again 1 Mir wagis ar»- sometimes only
• ..i ,:•# era <i< scriL* d a* filthy and
iwarzrong vr'th eenuin.
Qui+n nrluria Attrcilug Isnum.
When rvr Rh-ig.ni < tw« - u lectured
: . I f-t iy vh'de court
*liat htijr
■ • v.! t i f. •!«*.and
*a1o i, the i;;iig of tiro II? lgiaos was
titer?- - two htr^o tirmeiutin* w» - ru
iu . -hr tu!.. tc r of ti.. - room,
u?t - i theqtu ,* t. at.i lin king bat to -
r. Lit burnt turn Un- ? collie of 4,
• . o
-tiK-ics of the young tii - iK:< - 3 .iti<
. wa- of a purely pi.vat*;
... r. and tlien it * «•
prof. s-.ot tcrtierol tho ‘i's.r of thirir
v.-i.rl i?s,tn <.ft?-n ajar atul a roy»
t‘i.? rustling <>u tin* otlr r si?lo.
Ho- alt? r - ar>l deoov» r> <1 that the
qitsn tir-il to trring a chair arol bit
outbid*; in order to listeu to his lot - -
tun; when her maje-ty felt ho dis
ro-a*l - London (Hot*
Tne west kepi E.c jj*-lgs ma»!e at
■'u?.ai.4. Th* routii ciumptd eotncwhaW
i, • it via have another chance, and
with the confidence tW it Witt now
urv it •* iR u*. - *tt# duty.
NO. 50
View, —'--3
cf the Old Warhorw.
Jesse Harper recently expressed him*
aelf as follows to an Indianapolis ro¬
porter: tried tho
The Republican to become
conservative party. In this itwas usurp¬
ing tho nutnro and role of the Demo¬
cratic party, which is always conserva¬
tive in any country. There was no need
of two conservative parties, and tho Re¬
publican party' wont down. It will not
die, but It vrll show np under another
name. It has had the brainiest men in
tho conntry'* history in its membership,
(nil so long ns it would face tho greater
and most pressing questions of the day
it could not have been defeated. It was
born a radical party upon a moral issue,
and when it became conservative it was
denying its own nature. other
The Democratic party, on the
band, nover learns anything und never
forgets. There is never an ndvaneeor
radical step tlut was proi»oaed that it
*H'l not f.ght tooth irnd nail, aud yet
when the reform or new principle whs
made the D< ntiK-ritlic party ncqniesoed
and jutejasl into the n - w situation and
was ftstdy to oppwe tho next stop. It 1*
“Uvnys ..posing progr. ss. nu dthta,
cluumngtbofnutsofprogress.f.ittene—
a sluggard and imu-tivo in tho new jiosi
Hem 1 do uot expect tho Democratio
party to do anything for the i-onntry
while in control. I heard their orators
attack national banka daring the cam
prdgn. but nobody er jaicts the next con
gre » to aliolish the national banking
system They jH-oniitv* free coinage of
silver, but nolxsly expects it.
\Y)a u 1 asked a Democratic leader
what las party was going to do, ho ttaid:
•Wo nro going to draw tho HtUarioa.”
^ * ?4 |»«tr \, find tliifi itf
what IkmI* Uio to bc'lleve that tho next
congress to tw elected will have a tua
jority of I'eoplo'a party luembors. Tlie
Dcinocnitt ivlll (O truckle toIDOnopollo
that tho eountry will lio dLsgnsted, litul
in ISIHI the i’eoplo'H party will elect a
pr .ideut. Tiien legislation will be en
acted which will overthrow all trust#
end combines, will put the railromla un
dor control of tho government, and will
cause all money to bo iasued by the gov¬
ernment
roUtlral Kleptomania.
V,.rliApefae m.*i pirpoa-It* poltHeal
knavery which tms over been developed
ili Airo riciir, politic# wua the attempt certain
made to steal the electoral vote of
,y U te w.-Htern and nurUnvcrtem state#
UIld , ht . pT<H ?c«l« of the theft to
president Harrison. Nomotivetnorein
telligeut than ordinary kl. ptoiniuiia can
^ 4 iHwrne d in t hi* hrazon work. Wlmt
K ,,,„j w ,„|j a .loz,.,, cloctoral vote# hitve
j ^,, n « Mr. Hnrriiton? Ho was beaten, hope*
| owly i*. ttt ,.n_beaten nearly two to ona
j |,iul meived fifty stolen elec
((iru | vol „ H , t W onld uot have liuljssl him
in the least.
The soiithr m I temocrata had r.t leant
the excuae of an intelligent motivo for
u^Jr Hhanudem work in the lato elecHon
i _y lt . y ( g,i „ u | G liuvo that th.nr candi
, blt „ ,. ou |j p,. olectad without the stolen
votcfl H ,„i t j,ey wantnl to help him.
i l$Ijt ^ itll t( „. v ,.ntr*m cn«en it is different
. __ in dealing those stut.-a tho thieve#
llot j mvo injnrrol any ono els.!,
much l**w help their own suppose.’, side.
I -»«wa Tnlmno.
4 .o\t-riitiMtnt uml lUlLmiidlh
Lot us apply a little “horse sense” to
tPl j H r;l ,)roail qneatlwn. It is justthosam#
M , h()y uw .,] t)) do with planked and grav
j 9 | w j roa ,j H ‘anno cor(mration# would wv
;. urHU , i uir ti - r to build a rond, arol every
j body wbo toll. traveled Tliauks the road tho would bar* of
; to pay to pr .greas
, |(Ub ij c opinion, such a thing is unprowi
ble tovlay .and people own their own high¬
waya _ Rrulroad#
|^. t ux K o on a step further:
hav ,. t^kea tho place of (dank rrovls. and
tho x *.^>pIo are paying the toll Tiiey are
| ptiGlic highway# just tho some a# the
| p ^„ !r r >a?!s used to lie and astheoldsta-n fully as e»
t ^ ntial for ino<lem travel
! route on the plank roads. They h..ve t>-#
right of public domain, which in m»-T
in#tt:iic< > las amounted t?» confiscation.
q-be question ariw-s. \V1 kI nhall we dw
‘
—-. .. ...... .
«. j*t as Vrp^rud.
Th r- verdict in the laincane at Pitta*
hm,; i.> just whalUione win have watched
the courts of ovenu connected with the
Horn? *. ail dilEculty 1 xjiccted. Colonel
Str« »t?.r w.*.* fouad“nc*guilty,”which
irosuis that ijecan <■ 1 :uh# expressrol a
di-ltke lor Tyrant t rick it was right to
torture ,. lam. ehave . .... hi# head and j dnve , .
h.,n in dMgroce out of camp.
Ju* ^owed 1 k** Porter in Iuh lustrnctions to the
that he is better fitted fora
p, fr ,ii on iia bluflur with a traveiing circus
than to occupy a place upon the bench,
N'.,tj... the dignity evidenced In the fol
(owing lai.guag - -, used in answering e
question |«op>>onded by the jnry:
' -- \V.. i:av« - t.,! l you what the supreme
- court ?.f the Uuin-1 Statm say# the law
an?t that is the law you want to know.
If any man -- n this jury thinks he know#
m <ro th#'* -he supreme court oT the
j Unite* 1 States «.f course he will stick to
his opinion. It is a ^hame. however, that
a man with such profound knowledge
should waste his time in the jury ho*.
Such a rn.ai has no bu.-ia*#a in the jury
bo#.”