Carolina Watchman

              man cent more any ablishecj .... i j 5 the carolina watchman the watchmaif is tli9 organ of th farmers alliance in 6 th and 7 th congrts sional districts advertisers make a note of this salisbury n c thursday august 18 1892 vol xxiii-third series ::^^ vl^gh ' cartoria cores colks constipation , ] iian ex 1 rucutu n kills 5 .-, gives sleep mid promotes dl ~- • ;. ,...:.,:.". y witnoufc injurious medication has u ■'. produced beneficial emn.f.fw.kd • ;" ithr ... ' ii5t«i street and 7th ay ' i *"*" kew york city tl ., : ctotaot r - !■■ :,. r hosnat struct new york zzsaasaaaaalssa • oiiteplf andfr.ui - ii if you would protect yourself ...- v,j._tj from painful profuse scanty suj ; n >. i or irregular men ■ u must use ■ \ . — — «> ; ; iradfield's | female \ regulator pi ai . : i .;:. a.pril 36 1ss6 will certii thai two members of my . .\ family i rter having suffered for \ , froffi icmurual irrcjrnlarltyj benefit bj physicians / ■ k \ v . . :, gth completely cured bv one bottlo s \ - , . . ; rozulator its cjf .-'.,-' ay wonderful j w stbangb lee ■ ich contains - ■ rinati u un all t male dl ea es hi c . ' ~ "" " '"> bradf1eld r : jl.aton co fv ■ atlanta ga _'.- ■ jtoi sal ::: lix uttuqgists s3 \ a household remedy j ' (? for all boys ; l ikpa ls?3 e9b - : - ; | | lafassc bloc ba!n $ k «-, r scnofl'la uloens smt \ ' '* *~^ rheum eczeka every q .. ... .) farm of maligr ant skin eruption be > sues being efl cacioas in tcrin j up ii.s j 9 system ar.d restoring the ccrstitution j 9 when impa'red from any cause i v , 0 a .-•• ■ ' ■ - ral h:r>i;r n • erties a "'•' ' ■ ...... ■.■ . justify i<3 in i--.:a.--r.'.i-:-:r.j a lu.-c i a k dirociions 2-2 t^lio a blood balm co atlanta ca g fe c-l z -~ ■.'";■-"■".'">. "> ci c 1 o i trj flrt — .... hi ii . j _ * u ■ , j o ■ j u vj j r yghk ' : " : ■■■.:' '~ otml q ■' '..""■-• :.'.:■ vo'a busqt f~s.fr - ■ td siek-iicat:r*cho,(gj "•-. : .-■ erablo wliea the c : ■ r etekt . i e=d - o • : - ■ - j q c : . ■ ill <-\ '. ill • . 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' _■ - jstorfbut va led by alliaijceraen - . - ■ ,: nulling ;■!■> i cottou a specialty don - . - . re writing eor ] ar ;.. - to 1 j piogelis mgr •■■ p o bos 212 is the plarp tn r -*'" monnm 0 ]!! 5 ! trm'b«;tn'n«c far vermont marble to arrive in i few days we guarantee lersold granite moiiiimeiits of all 1 j specialty c b webb & co proprietor pi 3 the 1g32 uouigla aullld luswdilmi uo 1 lh : owee wm 0 co art b ictaiilssctsjover sl,qgo,ooo a home c r pary sei kirg iton fatronaje * irfriff : ij rii efts c ks ai lowest the three stages ot life first the fine fiiut dreamy motion ( if the ten !<•:• bio i ! circling in the reins of children — this is life the bu 1 ne.ti the fresh advancing beauty growing from the g!o im waking eyes m 1 fuller b — this is life the bloom then the pain that follows after grievous to bu borne picking steeped in subtle poison this id love the thorn — gorman r idle the bachelou address by plain jim cook uoforo the tress convention i wish no prouder epitaph cut upon be humble marble which shall gleam for i little wliile among the wild grasses that grow over my neglected arave than the simple words here lies m unmarried editor as i lo ik around me here on hip old j familiar faces i cannot disguise my self the fact that some of these are men as good by nature . nd far better l.v practice than myself the same kind fortune smiled upon our births l'he same protecting providence guided our little barks saf.lv through the peril that besets hie infant mariner upon the tempestuous sea of human ex istence and in many respects it hap pened to the good and the bad alike but in one exit.mliiuiv important par ticular a gre.it difference exists between the lot oi a large majority of the mem bers of tins associ ition and that f the cla-s for whom i have the honor to speak to-night in responding to this hast 1 allude of course to the haz ard of fortunes which ha divided us into benedicts ami bachelors as 1 ivk around me here upon these bretl ren beloved brethren of the press who were once free ameri can citizens loud laughter and ap plause exulting in the powers of a nolle manhood and rejoicing as a strong mail to run a race now fallen in the great struggle for single exist ence and p ssed under the galling yoke of matrimonial ties and suffering the ! penalties of his rash steps and his mid i myht perambulations in garments j whiter than snow and searching i through the household apothecary shop for a bottle of mrs winslovv s s otliing syrup while only here and there remains a bachelor in the mi yoked state m diich i il caine from i he hands uf th • civat r it is impo>siiil n t i xpe i'lice aii t-ni>>tinu ol th nk ■ fuhuss siiv.ii as the survivor o a h.iiu f i i^iit ila fee's when i lit d n of bat ; e hushes into i ! e ui hi and peace ;:; d he is leir i;i)!n ri amid '< i;e d ing i . ; : lie dead or vvoid.s t n 1 hat < ffect 1 ; require u • 1 ti le c-.mra^e usides i .: •:• iit raiiiiiieni -. to worship at tlie shrine of a g iks i.lid at last lo i marry hui it requires the highest type of ni.itihood to v\ithst.n.d lie.it rieian will s s eh is the manhood of the few in whose in ten 1 i speak dvjubiless in e uly life i lu-y laid out their routes anil thai they si i cling to them is evidence enough of their confidence in the same the majority of this i're.-s associa tion uiav lesort to divine injunctions to convince the small minority of the i 0 k-ness ot their course but the same .- uthority says he that giveth her not in marriage doth better — take cour age brother deacon 1 wd milton i.s quoted as having s;iid woman is i i.eivcn's h;st best gift to man mil ton was u arried twice tried for a di vorce and did most of his writing ! about h 11 and kindred subjects such a record isn't worth much authority to eap ttie climax after the under takers had put in their work on the re ! mams of milton's two wives and all chances of their return had been cut off mr milton wrote his best lines '* paradise regained great laugh •■ ter and applause those of the association who have fallen in the struggle siud especially those who have the m.tst of their par ishoners among the agriculturalists and tn •>;• who e irnish the iir.4 strawber lies potatoes etc to get their name in the j ap.t congratulate themselves upon the wisdom of their course in that they aiv prepared to use their corn bea 1 s pumpkins potatoes and such like that admiring subscribers i ring in and donate out of love to digress owing to the unrest and ap ! pan nt misunderstanding about grave and national natters in politics it s h irdly j r la i e 1 1 a many mar;i d ed - ltors of the north carolina association are masticating these donated vegeta | i h s laughter and applause times have changed my brethren that tenet of the pessimistic philos ophy which how's that human life is but a struggle for existence is unhapily to i true in many senses and in none more true than as it relates to the life of a marriageable and yet unmarried ! ni hi for him ei^rnal vigilance i j the price of liberty and woe to the luckless knight whom lon immunity from capture has lulled into fancied srcuritv li there be here to-night i those who undervalue the estate of i i bachelorhood and guard with a careless hand their birthright let them give heed to these words of wisdom from • one whose sleps were almost gone j whose feet had well nigh slipped sev ' , eral times or more aud yet is here to night to speak ties words of cheer j n i counsel or words to th it effect in ijie bachelor's preservation of his ' liberty is fouv.d the strongn t proof ot the truth of darwin's hypothesis for only the fittest survive iu the long struggle that begins on the upper lip and only ends when the retreating hair makes is last stand m a thin existence abovh the coat collu it it stands at all or words to that effect be steadfast therefore and kei^p your eyes open j artful tricks will s<3t-k to ensnare you | the most attractive side is the outside figures are manufactured charms are assumed and sweetness is deceptive we are told time will not permit us to do jus tice to the backelor when we view him from an economical and scientific j standpoint we cannot stop to esti-j mate his worth zo a community in its material development aui upbuilding and his great iiuportar^ci ia tin educa tional assets of the community the bachelor has never been ac corded his just need of praise the time will come and the bright lines foretelling its early arrival can be seen already when the bachelor will stand with ease with the gal — axy to which he's entitled as i retail the experienci s of the past aud nun an anxious eye towards the unveoed future which day by day discloses the devious windings of life's path no words seem to me so fitly to express 1he bachelor's gratitude and hope as ihe pious lines which wafts wrote and with which 1 close through many dangers toils and carts 1 saic tlius far liiiv 1 come tis grace bus softened nil my cares and grace will b ar me lioin :." dr kiugslmry on holidays holidays are good things to have no doubt if a mm can afford if in sixteen years hick ing a few weeks since we began editorial work in wilmington we hive not bad what could he called a holiday we have bee a absent for a few da\s but there was no r.;?t in four year we have not had ji day that was remotely like si holiday we have not gone otl and rusticated and rested for a week or a fortnight or a month we have not done tn s because we could not affoid to quit work that needed mir attention iir.s mind you is secu lar every day work this is the seusou in the country when pulpits are emptied churches are dosed and the revered clergy 1 ' seize their grip sucks iul make f r mountain oi s.';;sll >]' ; 01 boyulld sea 1 w ; in \ r mil affor-l to i lose up the cliur h jf stop sunday fcch ols give ih i/evii a i uv rei'.mi jind lit wicked ness uii riot i j't.-t what we lin not pregeiid to understand kor a h!"u-s an 1 j uljui aj.ixcs to i'm i e so much ivcith ration and boliiia\s is what we do not ililder.-talid it is a f.ish ioii iu(l a fad and we think in>t a oud a uf i wise one in he north the secub.r papers re into the long va cation business ij ist ve.ir ciiy churches were actually closed foi three months the salaries went on all tlie same and his satanic majesty had lull sway with the un watched sheep of the fold aud the lambs out ide we read within a year or two t at in a certain north carolina town ot perimps l),0u people with its eight or more misters and member of one of the churches died and had to hi buried by a sfcrangtr wlm was visiting some friends all the par sons were gone on their annual out ing 11 the truth is no minister ought ever to be absent from his pulpit it it is possible to avoid it wilmington messenger to advertisers mr barnura once gave some good advice to business men concerning adversing as follows u ybu do not any of yon advertise enough you ought t use printer's ink every day you are asleep and want your business to run itself a standing ad vertisement in a paper commands confidence the man who for a year i lives in a community aud leads a i reputable life even though he be of moderate ability will grow in the esteem and confidence of i is fellows on the same principle a newspaper advertisement becomes familiar in the eyes of the reader it may seldom be \ read still it makes the name nn-1 busi ness of the man familiar and its pre sence in the columns of a newspaper i inspires confidence iu the stality of i's ■ enterprise 1 a safe investment is one which is ejuaranteed to bring ' you satisfactory results or in ca.se of fail ure a return of purchase price on this safe plan vou can buy from our aclvei tised drujrgist a l>ottlt of dr kins ■' jnew discovery for consumption ii is guar anteed to bring relief in every case when used for any affections of throat lungs nr chest such as consumption inflain • mation of lungs bronchitis asthma whooping cou-h croup etc it w pleasant and agreeable lo taste perfectly safe and can always be depende«1 upo i trial bullies free at kluttz & co s drug store . ■■ ■ r - wiien baby was sick we pave ner caacbria when she was a child she cried for castoria when she became miss she clung to castoria wben she had children she ga j them castoria this year's eleotions ths first was held in alabama what the stiles will vote for and whca the elections of 1892 include those iu all the states for 444 presidential electors which will be held tuesday november 8 all will be chosen by the several states at lar^e except in michigan where one will be chosen in a district embracing the east half of the state one in a district embrac ing the west half of the state and ten by congressional districts there are also to be elected the national house of representatives two mem bors having already been chosen in oregon and state legislatures the latter of which will choose 20 united states senators one senator having already been elected in rhode island by the legislature chosen this year the other elections of this year are thus grouped by the albany argus alabama will elect governor and state officers august 1 and u repiv resentatives in congress november s arkansas will elect governor an i state officers september 5 aud ( j rep resentatives in congress november 8 california will elect 7 representa tives in congress and a legislature to choose a u s senator vice fulton republican november 8 colorado will elect governor stale offi ers and 2 representatives in con gress november 8 colorado will elect governor state officers una 2 representatives in con gress novembers connecticut will el ct governor state officers four representatives in congress and a legislature to choose a-u s senator vice hawley republi can november s delaware will elect a lepresentative in congress and a legislature to choose a u.s senator vice gray dem ocrat november 8 florida will elect governor state officers and a legislature to choose a u s senator vice pasco democrat october 4 and 2 representatives in congress november 8 georgia will elect governor and state officers october 5 and 11 repre sentatives in congress november 8 idaho will elect governor and state officers a representative in congress aud a legislature to choose a u s senator yice shoup republican no vember s l.iinoh will elect governor and state oiiueiv and 55 representatives in con gress november 8 indiana will elect governor and stale officers 13 representatives in congress and a legislature to choose u lj s senator vice turpie democrat november 8 lowvt will elect governor state of ficers and 11 representatives iu con gress november 8 kansas wi;l elect governor state officers aud 8 representatives u con gress november 8 kentucky will elect 11 representa | lives in congress november 8 louisiana elected foster democrat governor and a democratic legislature to choose a u s senator vice gibson democrat april 18 will elect 0 repre sentatives in congress novembers maine will elect governor 4 repre sentatives in congress and a legisla ture to choosj u s senator vice ! hale republican september 12 maryland will elect c j representa tives in congress and legislature no vember 8 massachusetts will elect governor state officers 13 representatives in congress and a legislature to choose j a u s senator vice dawes republican 1 november 8 michigan will elect a governor and state officers 12 representatives in congress and a legislature to choose a 13 s senator vice stockbridge republican november 8 minnesota wi'il elect governor rind state officers representatives in con gress and a legislature to choose a u s senator yice davis republican november 8 mississippi will elect 7 representa tives iu congress november 8 missouri will elect governor and state officers representatives iu con gress and a legislature to choose a u s senator vice cockrell demorat november 8 montana will elect governor and shite officers a representative in con gress and a legislature to choose a l.b senator vice sanders republican no vember 8 nebraska will elect governor and state officers 9 representatives in con gress and a legislature to choose a u s sen itor vice paddock repub.i ean november 8 nev.da will elect supreme court juii»e a represent live iu congress and a legislature to choose n q s senator vice stewart republican november 8 new hampshire will elect governor m l 2 lepresentatives in congress no ember 8 new jersey will elect governor luid state officers 8 representatives in congress and legislature to choose a u s senator vice blodgett demo crat novembers . new york will elect chief justice of the court of appeals 34 represen tatives in congress and the assem bly of 128 members to take part in the election of a u s senator vict hiscock republican november s north carolina will elect a gover nor and state officers and 6 representa tives in congresa novenilwro north d.ik<»ti will elect a governor and state officers si representative in congress and legislature to choose a u s senator vice casey repnblicai november 8 ohio will clod a secretary of state and 21 representatives in congress november 8 oregon elected republican supreme court judges and 2 republic in npre sentalives in congress june 6 pennsylvania will elect 30 represen tatives in congress and a le^islatjire to ; choose a u s senator vice quay re j publican november 8 i rhode island electeil republican gov ernor and legislature which has re < elected aldrich republican to the i • s senate april 6 and will elect two i representatives in congress november 8 i south carolina will elect governor < and state officers and 7 representatives i in congress november 8 i south dakota will elect governor 1 and state officers and 2 representatives ' 1 in congress november 8 i teimi's ee will elect governor and i slate officers 10 representatives in i congress and a legislature to choose \ a u s senator vice bate democrat i november 8 texas will elect governor and s ; t j i officers and 13 representatives in ctwv : gress november 8 vermont wi.l elect governor mid i stale officers 2 representatives in con | gress and a legislature to enoose a u ■ i senator vice proctor republican s p i tember 0 ! virginia will elect 10 representatives ; in congress november 8 the legis ' i at ure will elect a u s senator vice • hiin'on appointed pro tern washington will elect governor anil > state officers 2 representatives in con i irress and a le^i-lature to choose a u s i senator vice allen republican nov < ember 8 * west virginia will elect governor £ and state officers 4 representatives in !■ congress and a legislature to choose a i u s senator vice faulkner demo < crat november 8 wisconsin will el ct governor and state officers 10 representatives in i congress and a legislature to choose i a u s senator vice sawyer republi i can november 8 wyoming will elect governor and i state officers a representative in dm ( gress and a legislature to choose a i.s senator vice warren lepnblican nov i ember 8 from wood.sule u r.ohpod.lcnee of watchman crops in this seclicn are unusually [ good the wheat is thought to be bet ter than it h n been in several yens corn is looking very well there is but little cotton planted in this imme diate vicinity the largest crop raised here is the people's party crop it has a gond stand are moving on thrifty and will yield an abundant crop to be gath ered in november for weiver and field the libonng classes of people realize their condition as they never did before tiiere i.s not an oil straight out democrat as they call themselve . in this section we as alliance peo ple affirm our candid opinion that the platform adopted at omaha is the only wise consistant aud patriotic refuge left for us as a financially afflicted peo we hope that all the brethren will read reform literature and fall in line and help to carry our banner to victory the people's party primiiry conven tion at bernhardt's'mill last saturday was lively sitotklei with people's party inn g e t inter s 1 wms shown in the reform movement brenharcli v - mill will always do to depend on r»ud the s.-unfi can be said of heilig's mill fn the democratic county conven tion it aj»p mvil that there was some difficulty in getting candidates for some of the offices f course th se good men tha declinpd did iu»t want to be defeated that's the way we iiii dersland it brethren hold up their county ti.-ket and take a peq at it you will find it so thin that you can see through r brother laborers of rowan county evervbody who wants reforai l r o to the people's party convention on the igrh ' and all your delegates and see to it that we get no turn-coat on our conn y ticket we want g..od true iearle-s men that can face the enemy we know no other way for an honest man one that loves his home and country to vote but to cast his ballot for th ticket put out at the oniahsi conven tion a l pekleb _ p • z * e — mai it winj we desire i o say to our citizens thai for year we have l»eeii selling l>r kii.u - ; new discovery for cousuuiplion dr , king's new life l'ill buckleu's arnica salve an.l electric bitters and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given snch universal satisfaction we do not hesitate to guar antee them every lime and we stand ready to refund ihc purchase price it satisfactory results do not follow their use these remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits ' theo f klutiz & co druggists — —^^»«*«-^ — an atlempt to murder a capitalist is anan hy to murder a laboring man is only an evidence of business thrift — — -~«»» — lall:i e jo!ms-.:i s uf.,rrs l o s c writes 1 i bad mill fn 3jears vvlui e / m i ami •••■> ji . times luneutoiaj bed ti -•■•■"- v )' ■•? ';.',';: bie my son ln-iaw goi me one-half d'aeii ootiies of bot nlc blood bairn wnldi enoie-y ruitfl n •% an 1 1 ask you to i uu tsu ihia loi hi • b rai .: * lib re 5 ill i in iii i.i ni iiik'i ay a s h i nci i o x x k w s . grcshfibl to tnko tlm stuinp fancy tiiros l\ii;l y facie sam other nciis cofrespoaden e ol wales washixotoii aiilt 15 i politicians are not plentiful in n aghington j r>«t at this time bat those who are bert hare not lacked for a sensation to discuss aee the an nounce lent was m;.de a fetf dm ii,'i that judge gresham inten.ied to fane the stump for wearer uftj field democrats and republicans ulike refuse to believe that the u noun cement i autlu iitie ! ut t ln-v agree that ic will diake hard sledding for the republi uans in ind an if greshnni really loes <;.) mii u c stump f->r ilie people's party owing to the great in fluence lie wields with a large number f voters in llial state and it is stated that he con control almost as n>,unv rotes in illinois where he has made life iiome of late years at the natiotiaj farmers alliance headquarters where people's party men usually may '■•? found no doubt wis express ut the tutheuticity of tbu announcement which was ii ere regarded as u boom for vye.iv»'i nnd field speaking of judge greshanijust be f^ro th omaha convention met when ill indications seemed to point to imu us he head of the ticket to k bow uiiud i here was a seeivi coj*fei;enee u proinin iii re ublicans m»»ided over by mr clarkson then ihaniuan of the national republuaai committee lield in washington w.hich it was u-aiticallj agreed iliat ui case g reshanr was nominated and ti earned enough states to throw the ttlpctiou ipio the lion c tin republican ifcttus wen to make a ti.nik movement to prevent ho election of cleveland l>v the llousr 1 1 v castiug th#ir mirs in the iieet«-ral college for ares ham instead a for harrison l'tuuk f what a ieusaiiou would have been caused by uicli a pr ceeding as i'nt in the elec toral collegej that is it the agreement sould have been cirii'."l.uut why should the united states treasury pay fancy prices i express companies for traasportiug large unoimts i f its money hum one poiut to iiuuther h a question winch luis . l>een often asked ince j t w;is known , that 2 1,000,000 in guu was recently silken from s.tn brauei.sco to new ork iiy government officials at a i\st of about 2,500 while the exv l>ress company's charge t'yrjduiug_,tl(e work was 6 000 sur.ely it is i;c per for the united stales to as nme tii risk of loss than to vw sm-li enuruious profits t » the expr^ss.compa n;es for fur doing so nob-jong ago the i nited states express company was paid 3,5 10 for less than three hours tim i it a few of its employes ju.->t enough to load loses c nlt.inniii j>7,000 t 000 in gold on an expressicar ac l j i)il;tile!phi.i and two horns utor to . i raiisfei the mie fro n t lie cai ty the s ill reasury ut nevv \ ork stale depii'tmcnt officials s j.ojn give uut u vvs until after it lias ls»ng since ceased to be new but i hasa it on excellent authority that they are u tittle worried by the i'etr that the gladstone governnieut of great lirj t;:i;i may not bo as friendly towards the uternational aiouetery conference ustk.it of lord salisbury was the date i r thu meeting of tlie conference cannot be fixed un il t he « isbes of ilr gladsl n are ascertained and shoi m he be disposed to be unfriendly towards it lie could easily cause it tu be iudelinitely postponed by deferring its co:j -. 1 r .' on upon one i r un ther plea with ■ .; ai lunll ■■ i nnuittiuy liun m\f again l it the nn t thul will b«i iid abi ,: i a tl • state >>> ;■ trtiueut is thai v is t-xpi-ctcil i lint i he new cabin i to he formed by air gl dston»j will ijr.v its taru alt mi u to lhe mal ic r i is nul often i hat a -; eech deliv ,-. ed ii v i repul l:c.in < ougre sraen is ted i.i he ■ mill as h d inocratic cuinpai . ii iio limh ut but i li demo cral ic i nial campaign c mmil - lie is ho sen . i : u r t ii — ji«t i't cop if-s ol the speeeh attacking gen yv'eaver \ hicli was delivered mi the house v ltepre>fcntative henderson ■ if owii - \ eral \ ii s iuo to the so it hern s ;:' es it is one of t he bit e e.-^t set spei cln a >-\ er il livei ed in congress worse thi gs have l>een sn d uf iiieinh i i v ut ht*r nieuib«."i"s i.i i he heat i f sudui-n n gi r lint m r i |. ■:.■:. ■]■-.:!;'-. attack <> . 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