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The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15
GOOD FOR DAN

Ever since the noble stand made by
Senator VOORHEES, in defense of the
printers union of Washington, he has
been looked upon as man who had de-
termined to see justice done the pro-
ducers of the country, and many have
been anxious to know whether he would
be on the side of the people at another
opportunity. I naturallylook upon all
politicians with suspicion, and question
the honesty of their every move, but
the devil is entitled to his dues. And
the people ought to begin to be able to
Judge each action of public men by itself,
and not allow themselves to be, soft
soaped.
However all that may be, Senator
Voorhees, has made another manly stand
against the country's despoilers, and if
he carries out the idea, he is entitled to
the respect of every lover of honest ad-
ministration in the land. On Monday
he introduced the following resolution in
the senate, apropos Of the introduction
of bill in the house to abolish the
national bank tax:
Resolved, That in the judgment of the
senate public debts not public bless
ing, and any measure of financial policy
looking to the perpetuity of the present
interest bearing national debt, for the
purpose of national banking or on any
other account meets with the disappro-
baton of this body and Should be viewed
with alarm by the tax payers of the
United States.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15

BEECHkR has taken positive and pub
lie stand for free trade. Well, although
I have said few men thoroughly under
stand the tariff question, / was inclined
to free trade. I begin to suspicion I
might have been wrong. anyhow, I
hardly think it wise to agree with h. w.
b., the old scoundrel who has never been
known to advocate ANYTHING that would
benefit the people. Both free trade and
protection under the present system
would be used as means to rob the
people. Soft doesn't make much differ
ence which we have. What we want is
new deal all around.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15
DYNAMrrE is strong to-day at 44c.
NOTICE.

Dudley Ashton is no longer connected
with this paper, and is not authorized to
do business for it. Mr.. ]. H. Bunce has
returned from the mountains, and re-
sumed his old position of outside man
for THE ENQUIRER.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15

EASTERN exchanges think it ratherodd
that the radical journals are published in
the new west. Perhaps the secret of the
thing is that the editors of these western
papers have thoroughly exploded the
idea that eastern worknen yet cling to-
that there are homes and plenty for all
out west.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15

Tm LABoB ENQUIRRR is published every
Saturday. It viii be devoted % tne discus
sievsfe and advance the laboring classes.
Politically It will support only the friends
Subecription rates, $200 in advance.
An COMMUNICATIONS must be addressed TO
TIE LABOR EHQUIRER, 1858 Larfmer Street.
Denver Colorado.
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Buy the new pamphlet, Evolution or
Revolution, 4 price Is cents; for sale at this
Office. This is the clearest treatment Of the
Socialistic platform which has ever been
printed.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15

A NEW supply of Socialism" has
been received at this Office. Those who
want the book had best come or send
early for it. This last lot was half sold
before it arrived.
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wosfingmen! Well, ~ 4 le ~ q ~
is, that II tho workingmen cannot "a
united At the ballot box by Ben Butler.
then It's no use totry any body else. And
! defy any man to get together, indis-
criminateiy, ten workingmen, and then
name . man for president that win suit
. majority Of them.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15

GENERAL SHERMAN has written a letter
to John Swinton, denying the language
credited to him at the banquet on Gov
ernor's Island. We shall see.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15
eve Win renew the times of truth and JUS
ice,
Hot rash equality, but equal tights

Ensrsd It the Denver postothce as second
class matter,
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15
Of the Rights Il Nan Worthy y
Every Proletarian's Careful
Perusal.

[oFFIc1AL,
HEADouARTERs Division EXECUTIVE
Rocky MOUNTAIN DIVISION, INTER
NATIONAL WoRKMER's AssocIATIoN.J
Denver, Colorado.
The following Declaration Of the
Rights of Mannis ordered published To-
the people:
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-15

In every just government the law
ought above all to defend public and in
dividua' liberty against the authority Of
those that govern. Every .institution
that does not suppose the people good
and the magistrate corruptible, is vicious.
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Captain poheuy

surrender awful bad Captain poherty
replied. You had better do the >ame.
ana come OUT Il 10Th NJ. | have
90. made up my mind captain DOH
crty. partly opening The d"or Lot htn
h.1d out his arms Both tie IA
10 arms Captain ID ,herty-l Auos
.xactlv what you = got Baath- /
on all the arms. aoj mas haze y h~
them on you gentlemen. Harold tad
approached the door. When Captain
Ucherty sad t. him. Let NE sve y,uf
maud, H4rroii pu bih h ,Bd, pr
through the i ~ aud ~ u e. nan
LED him over 20 tht ( 'rpurA
While Captain D,berts va tANIue
Harrod OUT OF the front iO,r. the bAru
hai been fired 10 the rear The ti.me-
ours, out suddenly. aud Booth took !
position Ii the center 50 he barn. iaclu-
he door. lie pointed hI, carulne 10 The
direction Of Harrod and Captain Done -
Sheo Sergeant Corbett who wa station
ed al one o' the open ms 10 the barn u
me eft st BgOh. Ub-ervIng the move
nent. Ieyeled a large SIZED Cots revolt
yer at + lota and fired capt D1herty
-upposed that Booth hal shot muse !
rather than surrender, AMI tbs Uthcvr-
tu>hed into the barn. Is 10Th stool With
he ctrbluc he &c Il ms eE-. one ~ H.
crutcde, having dr3ppel a 4 a. he va,
about falling forward, Captain liberty
caught hiu around the body aud carried
nam outside Ui the baru The heat be
coming too intense, Captain Doherty Or,
tered HIN removed under the yerIuda 81
The Garrett mau>IUu. Soldiers were
hen dispatched IN different directions
tor doctors. but only Que, DIR. Urquart.
could be iouud lie arrived about 9 a
III. and at proong the wound, pro
nJu, eel it fatal, the bali having angel
upward, cut ~ a vital part. From the
nan Booth was shot, at } . clock, unit.
he xpired, two hours Iater he spoke but
once, and tn / wa t. Captain DJherly.
shortly before 9 o'clock, when he sand
II iudS." Captain Doherty lifted up hl>
hands, Booth looked at them Tor az N
,rant. aud shaking bis head. exclaimed
Useless, useless \ short time alter
ne became unconscious aud 50 remained
until he died.
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For the Farmer and Mechanic
Southern Hotels and Northern
Winter-C uestS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, Is

BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1888
You asked me some time ago to write
YOU at any time, anything | might think
would benefit North Carolina. | have
been watching for the past three or four
years the rapid increase of Norlhern visi-
tors to Florida. If your attention has
not been particular directed 10 the tact.
YOU will be astoul-hed at the number,
ana the amount or money they spend. L
is not altogether Florida they want. Trey
have means and leisure and when t { cold.
bitter cold, weather, peculiar to Canada,
the New England States, and indeed the
great Northwest comes on, heee Deop,e
who having nothing to do, but to see how
they can best secure comfort, begin to
took for a milder C innate With a mid and
p easant climate they want hotet comfort .
Now don't you see how easy 1t would b,
or Raleigh, Wilmington. GoldSburu aud
Newbern to secure a large aud paving
number OF these people, who are SO anX-
iouS TO exchange their money for a mic
c temperature, with modern comfort ,
etc?
Ia support Of my theory that Eastern
4 North Carolina can secure a large part OF
this trade or travel. look II YOU please
at Mr. Davis at kIttrell>. who has one OF
the best aud most attractive little hotels
in the South. His house i full each and
every winter. large mum er> being turned
way each Season toI want of room
ann informed through the Messenger,
that Mr.. BoniiZ, of GolGsboro. has thl-
season received more applications than
he can entertain Ii i, one of the char
acteristics Of The monied reope If tn
4 Un ted States. South. as well as North.
20 follow currents or fashion Ii /, fash
ION ,bie now TO 90 South in winter II
our Eastern North Carolina towns do
n i catch part 81 this game it Is. and vii
be their own fault. To do 50. requires
some SIX Requires the expenditure OF
money. these people who have such
elegant homes, and who spend their sum
mcr- at Newport aud Saratoga. want. and
demand. and will have hotel comforts
i Wilmington. Raleigh and such cities
wish to keep abreast of the times, they
viii need such hotels, and If they cater
t, this current and catch on To it,
then il will e able them not only TO build
but to sustain the best hotels Of the
country. Then what will follow? An In
tercOurse OF orr people with the bes,
e ements of the North following closely
on the feet Of our recent boom III
Boston. 1t will put our people in direct
communication and home intercourse
he 'monIed men of the North, and
foreign countries, who viii soon not only
invest their money in our broad acres, >
but in our factories, in our railroads, and
become identified with US in building up
the old North State, which is by nature.
and must soon be by development, the
richest, and greatest OF the American
Union, which next to taking care Of
our household" should be the chief aim
and ambition as all true .0rs Of the old
Safe. Yours sincerely.
b. J L.
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Courage isa noble trait. With SOME
il requires greater courage to live than
4 does 10 die. When disease racks til.
frame. when sores cover the rers n.
when aches are in every joint, when the
muscles are SOFT and tlabby. when the
least eXertion gives fatigue. when the
mind Is filled with gloom and despou-
der cy, what is T. err III life worth living.
and vet many exc u just such a mis-
cradle existence, living only tor those
vino love them. When 1t is generally
known that Browns Iron Bitters vii,
cure the above disorders now many
hearts Will be made glad. How many
homes made happy!
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SS1.
Harper'S Bazaar.
(ILLUSTRA ED

Harpar's Baza~ is at once the most
hri liant and us full Household journal
in existence. 1t is the acknowledged
"A bitter Of fashion in this country. Its
fl hion pla'eS are the newest and most
stylish and It's pattern sheet supple
n-ItS and &c monte suggestions alone
are W nth may times the cost of sub
>cription. Its ilustratio 5 of artistic
meri S a e OF the highest order. Its
: cries, poems, and ESSAYS are by the
frs Am re II nd Eu op-an authors
Its choice "rt pictures would fill port
olice, aid $ hum rous cuts are the
most amuslu to he foutd IN any jour
al in America A host O. brilliant
noyeltl $ a." promised for 1891.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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1.-THE Elizabeth City papers quote
coru nj Is to - cents tbu>lcl.
....Four coiored men in l;ane. Ga.
are STUDYING Tor the priesthood.
IA Columbus. Ohio julie has
four sous who are ue-ra ministries.
....There arc two c.lnred wnmcn
Il Syers IL tie United states Mary \.
:. Carr. - Michigan. and Luse '
Bryan'. oi Colorado.
..~.Slate>vllc LIN iH trt: Mr.. John
II. Cornelius : "a, most Successful
grape grower u the c,uutS. For about
axe wears he la- heen uakiaE wue.
He has on hand about 9t0 al ou~ o'
last years vinta- worti >ay $500.
H. vineyard occup5c, six 81 eight acres
4 the poorest ami on tie farm. and "a
il he crltivate~ cotton. the rpw> alter
mating. 80 that the cotton tertll zer an-
swer, also Tor the grape nee.
-Euinent - LOUIS Physician. >as
"Codeu's Lquii Beef Tome ia yer.
agree4be article % Diet a 4 particularly
useful when TONES are required. be ue
tolerated when olhe- forms q ANNA
iaai are rejected T. Hap'tc-.r. lar,
UtiIri, Ig5ioij FIRES AMI v.9 Y,
pc.<SIy1 d<.lse. rs ne cfH Le Iff,adh,'
nth greit 13rHttge We have pre-
,crlb bed il with excellent success J IL
Leslie. VI y. G T. Corp " y, : i Pai-
-one. VI u, \ VAUGHAN, NJ -. Dr. 4
aud j { Nieie'e;; Vim Porter, u y
nd many Others (Rencmb the nam
f'pI nE\S-fyLs M ufLs~
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A New York enoravnr recf

IA New York engravev recent,
made this mistake: Mr.. and Mrs.
= respectfully request your presents a.
the marriage of their daughter.-Ec-
change.
The giving Of presents among fashion
able people at the North is a nuisance.
When a thing is erpectel, it is no longer
a present; and we know some young
couples who decline to receive gifts.
knowing that they would tie 30 numerous
and costly A. to impoverish themselves
n making suitable returns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-05

NEfHNt IHF 80" I"||- TT"
h. H.. KtSBALL SEu. Gcits ample .E
cularz received to day. Please send inr s#wr SO
my imprint = iutcd on uue side oHs. lhH #".
DALI. rpASIu ,urt IL Ia excellent demand u.."
and not ouIy for animals. bit for human aiH, -
so. MIR. Jos. NuriS, one Of thv 4cHdiuk ig..
IN our county, ruraiuti an ankle badly, and B.
ing the value pf the rcmsdy for horses. tr.gt . ."
himself, and 1t uld far better than o., bad o1la."#
Curod the sprain in very snort urirr.
Yours respectfully G. O.. IhlFr'".-
Price 81 pei bottle, or q bottles for - All ar.
gizts have Il nr can get il Tor you, OF is HI. .
cent TO any address on reacFtoi pri,o, In prop.
tors, DIR. Is }. ktSpALL 4 p, tuoraufEu I-
Vt. Send for iluStrattk circular.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-05
A LIVE NEWSPAPER,

givinr every week A RELIGIOUS SHEET
full of loss uctlon enc IT,.
ruth aud A ocular SHEET contain
| z all the ewo, vigorous CONNECTS
lpnn curr mt events. and a ere4t varie
" of choice reading.
The pr &c Is So ID a year. For bona
hide new sub crlbcrS we give One Dollar
cOmmi 81 n, % a copy If the Ire auS
Letters, al eieg Etiy b upd volume OF
'0O pages co Hanging a ppr rai of ht
uthor Sample copies of the OBsER-
YER will be set I, any add ess free.
vi ress, NEW 70 X OBSERVER.
81 ana 81 Park Row
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1t is certain hat that the longer a
speech. the weaker il is. bu not 50 with
a cold. the longer it runs. the worse it
becomes. y cold. be it ever so slight.
is no trfie. il should be checked in in its
early STAGES. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the Balm Of Gllead" that millions
say is divine in its origin.
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That is 1t?
.BECKWITH'S
Anti Pills

hav- cur.d Thousands Of sEcn sufferer, and VII
do il again. 40 medicine Wa ever sustained Z.
such undoubted testimony Try them
Dr. X q. Bond. OF Halifax, y -, -ay-: - nav
used DR. Beck1ith-s Anti Dyspe tic pills extern
sIv.Iy in my prastic. tor ten years, aud can recpin'
mend them with confluence to the attention 81 IA
pubic / am ac4 aIut-i with the comp -ltich-
ih.y ooutai no mercury IN any oru, aud are c IL
rounded upon strictly :. IeE'inc prlu'f pier-
The above only . -eIrsI u from many - (
same cha, act.r WI I sufferer w4ll IAI u IT,.
~? Prepared by T. X. BE,kAIIH, iharm4slst
Pet -rsbur. Va, from the original recipe Of r
John aeckwIth sold 10 druggists generally
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-05

...Newbern JourRal.: Newborn has
the peculiar, if o enviable distinction
OF an uncle marrying his niece. a CO..
nred man N the city, a few days ago,
married his sisters daughter. - The
solicitor, in opening his speech in the
ease Of State vs. Alfred Small, said he
would not abuse the patience Of the jury
that they had already been eloquent adj
dressed By Mr.. Whitford Tor over an
hour upon English history, theology,
he Bible and that ''beautitul poem Viz
gil. -" Weight twelve and a hat
pounds sex. female. For further par
ticu arS address Basil Manly, E>q -
\ milk WHITE opo>sum with little red
ives was on exhibition at Pamlico court.
He was caught By a hunter 10 that couu-
y.-On sunday night, the porch Of
Nr. ". Ii Pearce's dwelling wa set on
fire by some william. The for uf tie
porch had been Thoroughly saturated
with Kerosene oil and ro>in before the
orch was applied. Fortunately Mr. L.
\ Gre n, who lives just across the street
saw the blaze.
1.-THE National Museum has re-
Gently received ir III the French @ veru-
ment a valuable present, which consists
OF the whole process Of manufacturing
Ievres china. The col ectIon comprise,
ne material for the m,ld>, the clay, the
material tor glazing the muid~; or which
thi..k ard thin china are made the Dot
cry, which Is co ored before baking ann
a forwards, specimens OF egg->ke!l chin.
in white. and the 4 ffcreut shape, of cup.
an saucers. Some re Y beau lfui pen
mems Of china bl>que figure. AMI vas
are in this collection This generous
IF caunot be construed "a an a iyertse
meut, ion n. factory does not sell any
hing male there. The articles manu-
isctured are for the use Of the Govern
uent Of France, aud for presents whlcl
i makes TO other countries.
kaolin cay, which is used in the man
ufacture of Sevres china. is found In
uelt abundance in North Carolina. Il.
j. shipped 10 barrels, and IS dcubties
used in our American potteries.
Large and very superior deposit OF
kanlin are found in Macon and Mitchell
ana perhaps other counties.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of authority in a mortgage deed exc
cutrd to me by Jas. Is Ferrell and Emma q Fer
rel his wife, on IN path day Of May 1883, aud re-
corfei III the Registers OH e for Wake county. II
Book a, Page 355, l Will on Monday,
THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1888.
at II O'Clock NJ, expose to pub ic ontcry al the
Court House door in the city OF talcigh a valuable
tract OF Iand in oak Grove Township, adjoining
the lanis OF imeon Daniel j. A Pas bal, VII
lie Ross, and others, said to contain seventy hNe
(75) acres, NOR or less. Term sale cash.
JNO. N. CRENSHAW,
Nov. ?, 1888. Mottgag e.
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If and II.


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HOW YOU CAN GET THEM.

-
People are bound to have something
Funny nowadays so thousands OF
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INGS." an 8-page weekly paper, which
deals n Funny Pictures, Anecdotes,
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The price is $3.50 a year; but you can
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OF TEXAS SIFTINGS that
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Ladies generally wish a magazine
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No party n politics, n,r any sect in Religion
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The volumes az the MsraEeus hEiu VIA p"
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Quasi Glover Seed

- - - ~
An al summer blooming clover, Offering luNu-
riat L pa-tur4se for stock throughout the suIumer
ana the rul honey bee during the famine months
Of suiy auu Au ust. 1itidUtg large crops . hay
easily cured md ahundantly seeded. The vines ar.
per ect y green When the seed ave ripe Tor gathet-
ing Mown from May 10 November. SOW sce-f
in March sack Of vines with their seed, - -;
seed. IS mail, Tor "A acre Sl.50i ~.ed ~ mai,
Tor l acre IS "a Address,
MARCUS a. BONNER,
EaXnu Iachn.e- CAAdo Parish. Is.
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LIN a Petersburg, Va. church n
MAJ fell dead as he was about to engage
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T0KAY VINEYARD WINES

Either DRY" or Sweet" Red"
or White" Several varieties OF each
Purity and KEEPING qualities gaaran.
teed. Pronounced by such high authori-
ty as DR.. Sayrp, ofN. Y, and DR.. Gard
ner of the L. S. Army, as well as Others,
the very best native wines they ever
drank. No refuse of the Foreign wine
press, or vile authorizations that have new
er seen a wine press. No catering to the
European palate" so-called, at high
figures. Also several thousand gallens
of pure wine vinegar. Send for price
list, and cultivate health and sobriety as
well as home industries.
A. MCBUIE, W. j. GREEN,
Supt. and Ship Fayetteville, N E..
ping Agent. Proprietor.