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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28
Dudes in Texas.

Detroit Free Press
Daughter Pa, George is in the parlor
and wants to see you.
Texss Father What That ornery
dude wants TO see me? Wen, he shall see
me, more of me than he wants to-
Daughter Now pa, please don't hurt
his feelings.
Texas Father shan't hust his feel
ings.
Mother Say, John, don't you go and
do something desperate ana get put in
Jail for it.
Texas Father / amt going 20 do any
thing desperate. l just intend 60 kill
him. Who said anything about being
desperate.
Mr.. A. Fueger, COG Walnut street, St.
Louis, Mo, suffered for two years with
lumbago, and was confined TO his bed for
several months. He was entirely cured
by the use Of st. Jacobs Oil, which he says
is also the best cure for sprains and all
other paine.
Not less than eight large cigar factories
are being constructed at Key West, Fla
This will require not less than two 1000
operatives.
Mrs. f, W. Ingham, Az w. Madison
street. Chicago, Ill, recommends Red
star Cough Cure, few doses of which
gave her entire relief from violent colo.
Price - cents.
John Roach, the ship-builder, il said to
have cancerous trouble in his throat
similar TO that OF Gen. Grant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28
How to Tell 0leomargarine.
Manjan Pioneer.

Every housekeeper should know how to
tell oleomargarlne from butter, said a
dealer the other day. The market is full
of bogus butter, so skillfully made that 1t
cannot be told from the genuine article
by the eve or the tongue To detect it
the market men draw the blade OF a knife
across the suspected butter. If it is ole
omargarine the place whers the knife was
pressed viii be white and the track of the
blade will be marked with little beads OF
water. When the test is made with genu-
inc butter the white does not appear, but
the butter holds its color. Another test IS
to drop a piece of the suspected butter
into well heated FIRING pan. If 1t IS
oleomargarine it will melt and bubble or
boil, but not sputter. Any housekeepe-
can tell the difference
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

The substitution of glass flooring for
boards continues to increase in Paris, es-
pecially in those business structures in
which cellars ere used AZ Offices AZ the
Bank of The credit Lyonnais tho whole
of the ground in front is paved with large
Squares or blocks Of roughenSd glass
imbedded in strong iron frame, and in
the cellars beneath there il sufficient
light, even on duh days, to enable clerks
to carry on their accustomed work with
out resort to gas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

A woman out in Kansas heard that her
neighbor had said that she was weak IN
will and exercised no discipline over her
children She Immediately called IN her
boy from the back yard and walopea
him so that his yells could be heard hait
a mile. Then she felt satisfied the nelgh-
bors would pronounce the other woman q
fiar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

Mr.. v. ". wheldon, the veteran jour
nalist. celebrated his eighty first birthday
at his residence il Concord, Mass, las'
Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

GEN, SnorIELD, after careful investiga-
ton. announces that the bit of land on
which the statue of Liberty stands is
Bellows island spelled with a W instead
of a final e. Why there should ever have
been any doubt about it, says the Now
York Tribune, is hard to understand The
ancestors Of ex-Mayor Bedlow, of New
port, once owned the spot, and neither
they nor their descendants have thought
of refining the end of their name to loe.
SO Bellows island let it be. The title is
honorable, traditional, and, like all other
old names, should be retained.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

A strawberry grower in Lanarkshlre.
Scotland, has cleared G1,300 profits this
season out of the crops of ground for
which he pays a rental of ESQ year
Last seaaon the profit was just el,OOO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

THE telescope for the Lick observa.
tory is to be % feet long and AZ inches
in diameter, and will cost $lGl,S5O. 1t
will be 40 delicately adjusted that it can
be manipulated by the Observer at the
eye end, where he will have command Of
all ITS motions,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

Tur paper pipes for water and gas re-
Gently exhibited III Vienna are rolled
from sheets of paper and coated on the
inside with an enamel the composition of
which is a secret, In winding, the paper
is soaked in melted asphalt, and the
pipe is painted outside with asphalt var
uish and busted over with sand. 1t is
claimsd that the pipes will resist an inter
nal pressure of 1000 pounds, although
tho material is only about half an inch
thick
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

The geological survey proves that the
Hoosac mountain, Massachusetts,, Is as
little understood by scientific men as
any other range in the country. Five
different specimens of rock are found
there, and their formation is complex
and intricate so the SURVEYORS say.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

Iii said hard burned b:ick walls will
resist a. pressure of 100 pounds per
square inch, and can Therefore be built
1900 feet high. If one-third Portland
cement is added to the mortar the same
wall could be built 400 feet high.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

ADyIcEs from the tribulent Balcans are
TO the effect that il is now asserted that
Russia has agreed not 70 occupy Bulgaria
and that Austria and Germany have
agreed to declare the newty-elocted so
branje illegal, TO compel the regency to
resign and to force Bulgaria TO submit TO
Russia
THE Land League has just won its first
,ictory in Wales A farmers goods in
Ruthen were detained for rent and his
horse was sold for 81 and resoid to the
tenant. The sale came to a staudstill
The auctioneer and balliffs withdrew,
polted with rotten eggs. Then followed
an indignation meeting of farmers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

Not less than eight large cigar factories
are being constructed at Key West, Fla.
This will require not less than two 1000
pparntivna
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-28

John Roach, the ship-b builder, u said 20
have oancerous trouble in his throat
similar TO that OF Gen. Grant
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

How is thiss Will some man
chock full Of wisdom please eN-
plain!
In1S73 the republican party
suspended the coinage OF silver,
a collapse am prostration followed
in business and the republican par
ty suffered a defeat from which
they have never recovered, and
every Southern and Western demo
crat denounced the demonstration
of silver as wicked, inpolltic, TN
wise, and all outrage upon the
debtor class and an invasion and
an infringement of the peoples
rights. Now how can the demo
era tic party consistently and hon
estly. 10 the same thing under pre-
cisely the same circumstances?
1t cant be done on principles OF
honesty and equity.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

use and application. However strong
and cultured. q mai's mind may De
if there is no work for that mind
no object to be accomplished, no ~
yestiyation or great work TO be cone
no test to tax the capaOlllty, tie
real over and influence ST the mlcd
can neither be measured nor weia h
ed.
We are told that man is wonder
fully and powerfully made. So lie
is, Some are made great. Some
are ma lie small. Yes very small, So
small that they can never rise to the
height and measure Of q L!l!iput
Some men are by nature genial
social, gentle, kind, noble. great,
grand.
So,e are by nature sour, harsh,
ruff, wild. vicious, mean, grovelllnS
ignoDlc, vile, Kicked. You find one
srasping, oyerbea;ing Ing IL
tolerable, sneaking, full of tricks
fraud, deceit, and every attribute
that enter into the max e up Of tie
king Of sheol.
Yes man is SO won 1erfuily and
fs2rfully made that his heart is like
q cage Of unclean birds, lion-.ike
and c.iild-li!se. He agrees and dis.
agrees He likes and dislikes. H
hopes and fears. lie conqusrs ent
be is conquered, He controls anc
is controlled.
Al last he perisheS from the face
of the earth and we know him nc
more.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
CIVIL SERVIt =,

Senator Vance has in troluccd into
the Senate q bill to abolish the civil
>civice law. Senator Vance has opin-
ions of his own and he has the good
# the people at heart and he
has tic manhood and courage to ex,
;'fcss his opinions and TO give his in
luence Cor the welfare o~the people
North Carolina is solid with
Vance on this civil service question
he DEMOCRAT has 81 vays bitterly
opposed 1t and i is rejoiced to know
hat steps are being taken and in
stitutea. by North Caro!inian at
ta', to blot ont the humbur. Sem
''r Vance i,S promised To da.lress
ohe S.nese on his resolution soon.
Nc snXi:,usiy avail: his speech. We
ire expecting from him
ac of the best an mos / lterestinn
,peeches Of the season.
APPOINTMENTS FOR SCOTLAND
NECK MISSION
scotland Neck, 1st Sunday in Jan II A
VI 7 M
palmyra End Sunday in Jan II \ IL Z P
VI
Hohgood Fork Bird Sunday in Jal, II x VI
scotland Neck :. :. - + II
y llan'S Chapel iti :. 8 LII A NJ
,'almsra - rpm
Appointments vii. be changed IN fu-
are a the people lua:: ceSre
J Z NELSON
PC
Bear Grass, n c, Dec %, 1855
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
THE PRESIDENT.

II seems that Mr.. Cleveland has
succeeded in bringing the heaviest
guns Of both parties to bear upon
his poadzrous body. He started
out wrong. The beacc.l !,s his and
sign boards OF old fashion delnoc>
facy were set on the hill tops and
PIT up at the forks and cross roads
as guides to lead him Alright. Blu.
he chose t. close his eyes To the pas,
and cut 4 new road TO travel IN.
The result is. he is under cross
fire. lie has pleased neither demo
Gratis nor republicans. lie deprived
ilinse!f fh!s constitutional prcrog
atires OF tur11ing out republicans and
putting democrats in, by declaring
nothing but corruption, inc omEeten
cy, Or offensive partisansllip woulti
be cause for remo-al from off e.
lie ought say the republicans to be
true to his declarations and kee,
'hcir friends IN office. To turn q
repu' 'lican out is ~ Insult, an ont
rage, and Why not2 Mr.. Cleveland
has SAID So. S, every fellow
who is decapitatej, must to save
his honor and manhood, Lave the
matter investigated, and if he does
not come under the rule laid down
he must be reinstated. If Tot rein.
stated he goes out Of Office under .
cloul, With the stamp ofdishonesty
upon bis forehead.
And Who can blame the republi
ca for nct resting easy under saint
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

ali monied Obligations one third or
one half, and lessen the gold value
of everv thing III the shape Of prop.
er.y CT labor IN exactly the same
proportion. In plain English. the
creditor class would swallow down
tic debtor class. ana make them
hew.rs Of wood. and drawers Of wa
ter with their noses to Shyloek' S
orind-stonc for their natural lives at
least.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

Nan Is a strange com bination Of
human weakness. The human FAM
ilv seems to be controlled more BY
circumstances and surroundings than
from any fixed rules or Unborn prin-
cip1es. Occasionally we come II
contact with men who are welded to
certain doctrines and principles from
which they cannot be driven. But
this class is comparatively small,
but like a sparkling diamond, they
attract attention wherever they ap-
pear. It may be SAFELY said, that
nine teuths OF all our fellow beings
are destitute Of any rredete. mined
purposes, and devoid of+any fixed
rules and principles by which to
govern and control their actions.
Iugreat emergencies and trying
simsE.a large majority 81 men are in
fuenced and swayed by rassio. and
sentiment combined, some few I'M
de- pressing circumstances rise
above these attributea OF our natur.,
and are moved a1d controlled BIZ
principle and sound Judgment.
This class of men make ,l.ines for
themselves win glory for their coun
try. when a combination Of circum-
stances presents the occasion AMI
opportunity. TO this class til.
world is indebted for all grea,
achievements. Some men as,ze op-
porIunities and chances and twis.
them TO the accomplishment Of grand
purposes, md 10 the attainment OF
noble ends, others 50 situated and
surrounded with same conditions
would never perceive and grasp then;
to their own good or to the goo | of
tie country.
However stroRg and powerful a
man may be physically, his strength
and power can never be measured
unless there IS some cccas on for it !,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

If eli the reliefs are granted and
all the pensions allowed demanded
BY the hungry Senators and Repre-
sentativcs in Congress, NJ. Cleve
land and Manning can get rid OF ali
the silver dollars coined and ali they
can cola and they might with safety
put all the bond holders, AID gold
bugs to grabbing i'll the bowels
of Mother Earth fer more silver.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

How will the. creditor class and
the bon hol leEs he. benefited by the
decentralization Of silver? Answer
To tiemonetize silver, would aestio
the identical money with which, eacl,
debtor promised to discharge hi,
hoaIei obligations. Each debtor
woul! lave to get gold to iiquidate
hia debts. God Houid increase il,
,alue AS silver decreased. Tn.
t.sebtor would have 10 sell his Prop
Il at half its value for gold % pa.
- debts, or he would have To hu,
apl't with his appreciated silver at !.
!: rge i'r. minm 10 mee; his liabil,
saes. SO you Can see this process
would enhance the present value q
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
TO INCREASE THE ARMY.

A Republican senator Henderson,
has introduced bill in congress
to increase the regular army-He
made a long and windy speech and
quoted many authorities to con.
vince the American people that
their only salvation consisted III
having large standing army.
America needs no large standing
army. If she was invaded by a
foreign, army she could put over one
million trained soldiers ii, the
field within thirty days. She is
separated from all the powers OF
the world by a sheet of water from
three to four thousand miles
wide.
We are in 10 danger-we want
no more soldiers. This is but
another step in the direction OF
Capitalization and consolidation
Set down on Nj. Mandarson and
squeich him.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

Senator Blair is great man. He
is not only going to educate all the
people out Of the federal Golfers, but
he is going 10 build two mammoth
monuments in Washington. 10 cost
q million dollars each, one to Lin>
coin, and the other to Grant. Yes he
is going to do more. none but Amer
can citizens are to work on said
Monuments ard Federal soldiers to
have the preferences.
We would suggest that none but
negroes he allowed to work On the
Lincoln Monument. For he is in>
deed the author of their emancipation
and it is proper symbol of gratitude
for them to be allowed to eujoy,
besides receiving the one million OF
money for services rendered, The
gold kings and bond holders
and National Banks ought to build
Grants Monument seven hundred
fcvt Higher than \ ashipgton's out OF
tneir own funds. We thought at his
death over ten millions would have
! been raised In ten DAYS by private
subscription. Bat not SO. He is
| deal ami the money must be raised
/ by taxation. Who would have
thou Iht it?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
Sill YER.

In 1873 the Republican party
stopped the coinage OF silver. Ev
cry body remembers the panic.
the crash, the destruction Of oil
values. except gold and the U. S.
bonds-upon the. decentralization
Of silver by easing to coin that
metal i'll 1873, and the agitat ion
OF the subject before that period.
tie decentralization: confusion and
the want of confidence in the
republican admins ration came
near bankrupting the country and
shipwreciling the republican
party. Tie House was largely
Republican, in 1873 the people il
1874 repudiated the Republican
House and elected Democratic
house by large majority.
And if TIE democrats led by Mr.
Cleveland, persist in their efforts
to demonetize silver the same result
will follow. We cali upon all hon
est men eyeryw here to stand by
Senator's Beck and Vance and
save the country from financial
CT isis such as this country has never
experienced.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
The quickest and soonest way /

The quickest and soonest way to
become rich. Get a federal fid u
ciary Office, give bond pocket the
money. skedaddle or die, then let
your surety apply to congress for
relief, and congress will make the
people sustain tie loss, and release
the bOndsman.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.

WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
LOW PRICES FOR sEAsONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
visit to our will fully for the Journey where you
will find It Complete and well Selected Stock of
WHITE GOODS NOTIONS LAWNS, FINE LAWNS. EDGISS
IOF VARIOUS KINDS, LADIES COLLARS AND CUFFS FANS
IuANDKEpcuIrFS LADIES AND GENTS HOSE CLOTHING
HATS AND LADIES AND GENTS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
|GIAsS WARE, CROCKERI WARE TIN WARE. "ooDl1> WARE
Full Supply GROCERIES Of every Description oo the best
make BOOTS AND SHOES always on manu. ana IN lacC every
ling in a fir rea be had at
S. P BRINKLEY & SONS,
Sprino HILL the Scotland Neck Branch r. R
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

For twenty four yo;irs The demo
cratic party has advocated Tariff
reform and reduction, and denom-
ced i'll bitterest terms the republi-
can opposition TO such reform. But
now our democratic Boss has strad.
died the fence On rail without sad
die or stilrups with which to bal
ance himself.
How can the debtor class OF the
poor man be benefited by the. dc
monetization Of silver? Please au-
swer and stick to the question.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14

EGsHCivil Service keEoTin.
We prefer Democrat to hepub-
lic&n Of equal character.
HNo honest and true Republican
asks to bcretaincd. and none other should
be retained. In the South sweep with
a clean broom is demanded by all Demo
cratS
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
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Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01

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fig islp, man mao lite betrcet. bet iom
en- afoiort Gag, at bet er ianbt ,Ier
lit. ianbt, iom ban fu.r, for man ban
unberisgt Gins,n. Qarisn bar f,r.
Eins at iss I fit npe Advertisement
osnne nse, briIrst er perht at unber,
isse. Gas bet!
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facet bism ct ubpr. fort oa irrbs.
les pdttsrt SpIas af Gsier for 6sfeu
os ginteren, os tnbbpber @amie 90
npe Runb.r til at tomne os f. famine
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offlsrer. buab ban bibirbtiI bar boIoi
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burbe bolbt Wunb Iibt Iqngere. men
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b.spnbsr. 9r. Gbompiou er snbnl
Wartsbet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
M00erlan0ette.
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