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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
REV. TH0S. DIXON


the pen Of that gifted North Carols.
nlan, Thomas Dixon Jr.:
Nature smiles, threatens, curses
and commands, but never wecps.
She rises in q thousand forms of.
beauty aud sublimIty and receives
mems homage, but never stoops to
sympaLhize with SHINING, stum~
bling child. She knows no sym2a~
thy. She has 70 ear for prayer, 60
heart to pity, no arm to save. She
acts with fearful uniformity through
laws as stern as fate, as incxorable
az death, as morcilesS as hell.
The terroC-stricken sailor climbs
into the rigging of his doomed ship
and cries in vain for mercy to the
wind that shrieksin dcmoniac glee
through the cordage about him. The
wind does not care, the waves do not
hear.
The victim who trcmbles in the
grasp Of an earthquake uced let
pray to mother earth, her only re-
spouse is al open grave that yawns
to be filed, while from the depths Of
her bowels comes the roar as of a
hungry, maddened lion. The storm
king IN remOrseless fury pauses, not
for cry, or groan,OT tear. or prayer
The pestilence at whose subtle touch
thousands fall, laughs at mans cas-
}amity. A single frost might stay
the bloody work and bind again the
blessed seals that held in manacles
the monsters hands. The frost does
not come. No! Mothers hearts lie
still! More lives must yet be
drained. And for many q morning
still the rumbling OF that dreaded
cart must be heard as at early dawn
It's driver cries, Bring ont your
dead Bring out your deal !" Ma
Uu4o fONo AOG SaIt' ONSI OH IuF
bloody fields Of our Civil War, Na>
tGre never shed n tear. The grass
grow only the rict for tLo blood
tha, as shed. Ne re only smiled
the brighter from tt.- nutruncnt Of
such rare food.
TGe sunlight steals through the
window Of the sick room and lights
it, bot falls On the dung heap with
just as glad smile, and plays on
the FURNISHED coni1 Id of tie dead
with Just as merry twinkle. The
sun does not care.
The water slowly rises along that
fatal dam on the South Fork, higher,
higher, higher, adding every inch
ton on ton of pressure against mans
weak masonry, Not one jot or title
of her rights did Nature suspend.
Every pound Of hydraulic pressure to
which she was entitled she TemOr5e
Icssly demanded, until at last with
millions Of tons gathered in her arms
size Ielpod upon the puny structure
crushed it like a toy, an1 with the
roar of q Niagara plunged down the
mountain gorge on her wild mission
Of death! Shrek a2l groan rend
the air! She does rot heed, but les,
any should escape, lights mp the aw>
rul scene with condagration piled up
on the sccthinr flood. No, Nature
did not care!
We hear of men sometimes wor-
shining Nature. Can Nature ever
satisfy the crv of the human soul for
svmnathv and helr?
, WANTED "A God Of pity! | call
tie roll Of all the Gods Of tue past,
! walk through the majestic temples
of Greece aud call the roll from Leus
down and hear no response. l walk
through the temples Uf the proud
mistress of the ancient world and
call the roll from Jupiter down anu
lear no response. | lind grace and
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

= boy Of ten-back when Ge had .en |
her on q street corner. TIE lad COW
ertd under the severity Of eye aol /.
accent.
Never dare 10 leave me n the
street again without raising your
hat. size said. 1t IS a token OF re /
spect you Owe to every woman and /
never forget that your mother Is a .
woman !"
Tie rep:oof was iouh,e-bsrbe1.
Association with mother and sis,e,s
as excellent practice in an exercise
that cannot be abated without irlary
to him who takes the liberty. The
fellow who mods cavalier welcome
or farewell To his sister at the wins
dow or in tue street, will. with the
most gallant intentions, some LAY,
q fit OF abstraction or when hur
ried by business into fo-getfulness
Of his company manners, nod as
careIessly to some other fellow
sister. and score ooiot in favor Of
the rival whose hand, from the force
of early habit and long usage, moves
lnvoluntarilg toward the cap hr.m at
the approach of any woman whose
face is familiar to him,
A nod is not q bow.
To nod to woman Is oren dis
respect.
The mother who Carvcs these two
sentences and the import thereof up
on the mind of her boy builds 40
much better than she knows as to
merit the gratitude Of her sex
One Of the most mortjlying expert
encea Of my earlier married life was
the visit to our country-house of =
distinguished man, than whom the
State held none ADLER of his profess
SION. We hal invited several friends
to meet him. and the dinner given
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

Bat facts are not compliments,
and it is fact that Tie press has
made more advances within the pas.
half century than any art or science
or profession. II has done more for
the worlds progress in all humanity.
It is no longer the fourth estate, but
- the first. 1t is now more potent
for good than il the pulpit or the
schools. For, without the press, the
preachers and the teachers would be
helpless. Not book or a scVmen
could be printed; not Bible o. q
tract for mission work; not paper
for the farm or the fire side. 1t is
curious to think how the world got
along without it in the ages past.
In 1721 Jane: franklin was .
r1inter and his brother Ben was his
devil. The boss of newspaper
was not then called the editor, he
was simply printer or pablisher
The name editor came afterwards,
and IS derived from Latin word
.edere > to eat. To make 4 living by
this calling was so prccarious that
! the publisher was generally hungry
and was glad TO take subscriptions
| in something to eat. Some of our
country e Ntor5 arc still driven to
the same necessity. Not long ago
saw in the Camilla Clarion q double
headed, hungry announcement thai
| Bother Underwood woIld receive
for subscription chickens, eggs, pos
sums, ram, lamb, sheep or mutton
pig pork or swine, and until fur
ther orders would take green corn
blackberries, lye soap and nguns
! Blessed with the maintenance o
thirteen children it is no wonder
that he rcjoices in the privilege o
meandering around with his brCthrcr
once year and rcplenishin3 his
corporosity.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

When here ;@ one good ", ky
paper in a count town the F.Jple
viii get the editors honest cCnvic-
tions. When there are two there
viii be strife AID insInccrity. What
one advocates tie other viii oppose
or condemn. Ole hotel, and one
paper. and one school are enough If
they are good and tie community
should sustain them with confidence
and liberality. What world Of
gratuit0us comfort the weekly gives
US. Just think of the homely fires
side news that comes from every
precinct through the unpaid pens OF
Of Slim Jim and Grinnlng Jake and
Susan Jane and Daisy. Think OF
the arrival Of accomplished men and
charming women that are recorded
With conn liments that gladden. the
hearts Of those concerned, and didn't
cost a cent. Think Of the lovely
bride and the manly groom ard all
their angelic attendants, aAd Of the
officiating clergyman who get five
dollars for tying the knot, hut the
poor editor got nothing but chunk
of cake, What is marriage with
out publication and half a dozen
papers to send to rejected sweet
hearts? Think octhe long obituaries
CT departed friends that the editor
has to publish free Of charge and be
thankful, Think Of this, ahd still
lao calm and serpnp if Won can
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0anmarf.


aammerberre 5. s. pagibanien, &C.
freter ueb @eianbtifabet i Stodbolm, er
0sb.
- &apelan g. Q. S. 8onoo fra
9plbef er uniat tom aapellan peo Dor
6reliers airfe paa Gbriltiansbaun.
= Nosle at Gmil Sartmans aonlpos
I%itiuler bleue nplis ppfDrte | Sambpr9
uneer &umpaniltens esen 2eoelie.
&atboliferne bile om fort Glib
paabespuoe rbsiueien at Bibelen paa
9auif.
Oct iurenebe 0amplfibslelitab bar
for 3iben life minbre eno 5 npe Sfibe
unoer Nrbeibe.
= Dberit @epbe, Gbef for ste Gesiz
ment, ber er ltationeret / Npbors, far
taset Nilfeb. @runben er %iormenttis
ben, at ban for fine liberale Nnlfueliers
Stplb, liseiom Oberit 8anpeQ, ltaoi9 ct
forbisaaet nleo 5prIremmelier. 3an er
Ell al be Sficerer, lom Soloaterne bolot
melt al, us ban bariiffert mango Senner
blauot fpenife ,,Senier" ber / Imerifa,
Dberit @epbe bar meo / Slaset ueo
Saufelmar. @n al be meit iremtrabenz
De 6isurer paa bet betienbte 8iaeoe Al
bette Slas er en- bei, fraftis Officer mel
fort SfIas % ora9en Sabel. Set e'
@epbe.
- st 5prbebreu er uoienot til 2an
bets Graiter al De ipp 8iiper. Sproe
breuet, Der ppforcrer Hreiterne til a
tase @elsjsrenbebsiasen i oeres 5aanb
er io%ranleoiset ueb en- sfriuelie til 8iip
ernie ira 124 "~aniete Mano uf2esiolfet,
buori be sejittise Meno anmuoes ON a
"tase unoer Suerueielie, ont Der life FRI
&irfens eibe matte funne blipe 9ior
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GrH Rssbff.
Befjenotsisrtller.

o. Winberg bill tale paa Dltlioeits
Mi6ptbsfpreninss MpSc paa Holes
.Sau fprItfommenhe Spnbas Gfterm'o=
baa Rf. 4. Der bill besfprnoen blipe
auo gang % Muiif. Gae er pelfon'''e'
Gaa fprltfommenbe Spnoa9 p,l
Grpf. M. 9etterien tale paa Afbolos'
msoet i Gitp Miislion &oom, No. 24l
10th Nue &C., &f. 4 Gftermibbas. Iu'
pelfpmne.
9altor u. Sperlea ira Nori
Minneapplis taller fpritfpmmetoe Spn
bags Gftermiobas ST. 4 paa Afbolos
mpbet / 0ania 6aa. NQe 0ipiliplls
forn9nbene anmpbes ont at af9tp
Mebe myb 8eltprelien nmipbelbart efte
Mfbplbsmpoet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
&alfetoi0epm't.

Sn9er samle 9arer Der. Alt mt og
frilft. geetop mobtaset, ug impr9en pil
bet bore tilial9s.
&asier nDeite, iiolte &Iplez@ Sing
bans, ben imuffeite 8ebolonins, .iom
noget Sus bar at pppiie
Sc fan life fjpbe laa imuffe Sarer
ltpgetiteos ulber 1916, pur&ris er Sic.
3&asier Toile du Nords, BET lmlf-
feite, iom npseniinbe er nbitillet / Suilz
linsbperne, ppr Yris 125c.
&asler buiofnnteoe, ruoebe Nainz
iopfs; Sc beblte 1Oc Garer / Sanbelen,
ppr Salgspris 7c pr. GARD.
so Stpffer fancy opcn-work white
lawns, for &jpler, 5orflGoer Dip.
nDe p9 bpilt attraap9roige, finn 129t
PIT. yaro.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Sfribt til Organization al en- alninoelis
% fraitisere Wenisbeospleje, bporpeo
man fnnbe opisee % bjaIpe 5pse % Sat-
tise, a%aneelis os lesemlis W~gblioenoe,
bnahe | % llbenfur 8Derlte i9illlutning
til, bpab Der nllerebe paa flere Steber |
iaa Senieenbe er paabespnot.
IS "glarbus Solfeblb, brpftes !
benne 5io liulist S%pprssmaalet ont Sps
rettelien at ct llniperiitet ! Splaltb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Srerne ipnes ilbe ON 8plicecOm :
missioner 8ofers 5prllag unt, at 8pliz
forcen ital belettes laalebes, at be fors
ifjellise Nationer blir rep~relenteret
ifelse iitslutal. Srerne %betraster BET lpm
ct Slas / fit gnlist, furoi Mensbea af
benl fpmmer til at pise Nlabien ipr
Sfanbinaperne, bpen, be ifplge "4ipneer
4reis" ct lanst uperlegne. Slise llb>
~taleller maa Sfanbinaperi,e bpre % le
paa Grent efter galset, bare forbi &c
tillaoer Golitifere at iise bcm "taHp"
fpr 8al9et. 5anfc fig Sfanbinauerne
De fatbolfe Srer lanst umberlesne.
gette Bot bos life afboloe bore sube re-
publifanife 2anbsmano fra at itemme
fDr Tbs q. q, T. sd H Me sis,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
Seboloning No. 2, 800.

40 StDffer a. 5ommers bell1lo,
franlt corpeo Surab &lGoe, De liblte %
.pnifperpiglte SintermenItre. 9isie
8arer er blepne iol9te fpr 75c pr.
Yaro, men / bette Sals uil &rilen blipe
fun 800.
SuIinoer al Helter Ell uoipste al
benne SebulOning og nil blipe last paa
Terrific Soroe og iGlges fpr / al fit
pirfeli9e SerOi.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

6r. Sens So1liOn, Easiaserz %
% 9anoasent ipr gloribern Yaciiicbaz
men, bleo peo aarsiflitet esteuiet /
amberlt, isis, S. S. Nelions 5us
peo 9ep. 5erbi. Sruoen, buis Napn
bar Sn9eburs 8aase, ct fra Sfuoes<
n9s, Norge, ps bar fommen bio paa
Selsg, Seupes Sorelbre ct / Silent
lanbet. Otter lengere Geiler til flsre
at bans % 8rubens Slastninser %
&enner, bar De ilaaet fig nsb / Np.
IVA Ace Qpe sc.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
buiffet ouergaar ben beblte Officielle
&eturo opaaaet for 6urtislsb Nine
rita. Sai, siuer fin iibite DppisrinS
iaiten paa Mprtpn Stint.

81. @oienberss advertisement ! en-
anoen spaJte bbr laie al Gnbuer. San
er Ell / alIe Dele fulbtommer, paalioelis
Sage, meb en- ouerorbentlis flor Yraris
iom ubetinget bbr iuretraffes iremfor
nosen al be mango i%aafalote 299er, Der
auertere | 8labene. 9e fleite at bisie
ere nen,lis life anbet enb &uafialpere ps
Nebra9ere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
Seboloniug No. 1, 25e.

80 Stpffer. Genlle er Ell brubt Ye=
boloning, beitaaenbe al 9latte belulos
&asiimirer, parb 4Oc, biagDnule perb
42c, os Ell ubmerfet Sebplbnins al
liblte Mobe, iom piloe ielges biQig for
Csc, aft fDr 25c.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
Sebolouing No. / $3.50.

Nitrafan MOojeIfas, heavy quilted,
satin lined belt ~iajennelt, fancy ball
trimmed. Sc Der gaaet iom parr1t
Srpb bele Sel ole1 for s15. 6Dr at
faa Ell Gnoe pad geboloniugen ielaer
ri benz for $3.50.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
Yeboloniug No. ; St6.5O.

Ylpbs MoOjcifas. ball fringe belt
rmnot, satin lined, loop ornaments.
$35 plloe oere goOt ajeb, 81 iqlaer
benz for milore enb balp gris, for
$3.50
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Sor gpretten ltpb 5ursbaa Spbn
Coleman auflaset fon at bapc i%jualet
Seb for 10 Gents. 6an tilltob 8rp>
Ben % fprtalte meb taarefpalt Stemme,
at bans life Saru bar bpb fpr cit uge
iiben, at sc bar laa fatti9e, at &c enrnh
life bapbe iaaet besraoet Bet, p9 at Sat
tisbpm bapbe brepet bam til at ltjele
SEQ. Serben falber tung fpr mango.
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sc her!

1re YDtter paa 240e
Npellle &c. 6. Wem
8pitpn) u glof fra
Street Gar, falt faces
for S475 pr. Stpffe,
ltultgelts btuigere, buis
6anoel tal1 lie itrar.
6pts upgell pnifer at
bpgge, pil Gieren gtpe
|gp0e 8%etingelier. 2ot=
ter peo Stoen at btsie
ielges til $500 pr.
!6tptfet, 6enpello eoer
itrar til
SDbl1 Nel1on,
1874 6ennepta Nuenne.
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Minneapolis.

Ger Smaagutter penter 6prbpr INT
Der @ranb Surp for at bape l~tiaalet for
pmtrent 800 Spebe fra Spsne paa
Manitpbabanen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Sans Is. W;baell eu, 15oe @aoe g.,
lpm for to Iar iioen font fra Gibbs
lpseaiplet, bleu isjen ansrebert, ps uil
ltrar bliue ie1ot tilbase. 6an bat Ell
Sruber / 8urfbarbt, @iscpnli n.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01
kaabeafdefngen f!

S oenne Nfoeling er III falt beiternt
paa life at beDoloe tilba9e ct enc tie
alepninasltpffe, buls lape Yriier fan
faa Dem lolgt.
81 u9pner nDgle enfelte Surter, men
pil erinore Gem ON, at at hi fan lelac
Gem ell aaabe ligefra SOC op til $50.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Nae Stprrelier, fancy cloth striped
Newmarkets, angel sleeves, fancy
cord ornaments. 0ar gaaet elat hele
SGlonen fur 500, III blot $1,000.
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Seboioning No. z. Sf6.5O.

S~trGbperlDct, EettauGrfrDgget Sez
Der Nelpnarfct, meo auifefrape; fancy
cord ornaments. 8obt ajpb for $50,
Nuoerenpe Salgspris $l6.5O.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Observation-Disclosures afbploer tit
neite Mpoe Snsbos Mften ben CITE
Tebruar bos Mils Setberlie, 1904
9th Street g. Npe Mcblemmer OPP
tases.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

S benue Nioelins er Yrilerlte betDoez
fig neblatte fur at sipe Hlaos FIR tiblis
GaarfOrlpning, Sill Erpue bibiettes
folgenpe Yriler,
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Spabuufat 6Isiel uoarbeioer en 5prs
prbnins, Der 9aar no paa at iette Ell
Stopper for De meset afbolbte og rae
Nepefampe. Capt. 8abb ct insen Yn;
Der al benne Sport.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

ST. S. Wariball, forbenuerenoe
aasierer fpr NOrtbern Hacifit bleu /
ct. Saul arrei teret for at babe brust
$4,000 at &ompasniets Genge.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Or. 6. 0t. Sftnner bar MI ilpttet lit &pnz
tor til SJprnet af lobe Npe. 9. ps @aib.
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Notions!

1000 y)arbs tpt Siltez3 rimmills
Gprb, uGro 1Oc,
Salgspris Sc
5 Sueller 5wilt fpr 81.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

8pnseitole at ale Slass, genter Gables,
8jGIfer, Spfurue, 9utfeposue, ETC., for SIT
leoreienter hos gnser Sros. & 8erner, 405
-407 Gebar Npe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

Snbbrubstpue beipstc Yaitpr Eetr
forrise llse.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

s Sasen al Masnus Eaulieu MOB
Nils 4eberien for $4,000 Sfabeseritat=
ming / ct. Saul ftf &lasereu SIS.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

penrp 5. @jertien, norif Sasfprer, treftes
paa fit 8outor, AZ @aib. Npe. 9. S9relie
geo. 4 os 5. boer Sag fra 9 til 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

.tia," iasbe en- al pure Subifribenter, ba
ban opiasoe 8labet, "at saa tilbage
paa bet repnblifanife Earti" Nei, bar
bet li9t Zig.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-01

5bumas Sulliuan, Der bpr paa 2pnz
Bale Npenue, fom 3irsbag til Sattigforz
ltanberen Os BAD benlte besraue bans
Sarn, Der bar bpo al Sfarlabens feber.
5ans Some ug fem 8prn lisser ale i
famine Spsbo1n, pg 5amilien oiite fig
at uere / pberIte 5%attisopm.
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Strikkede varer

Dame os Sprncz 2essiugs ira 15c
til soc. Dc CT oGrb bpbbelt Ia%arreget.
Same Fancy Knit Vest, baube
glatte og itrlbeoe 5arper; De liDber ubz
mGrfet; oGrp $1.T5. Salgspris 95c.
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Spilfet Smf ns Wtelle nbuit,ien bar
tasei ber / gpen / De lib1te Iar, fan
mar iaa ct Sesreb unl, naar maj bprer,
buormanse Mauo ct ipsieliatte / Wplz
frrne 90 peb 6aanoterinsen al % Snz
ip~eftiunen ps 8eininsen beraf. Mpl
lerne alene CIR arbeipe til 1,5O2 Manb,
bpis 2pnninser saar up til 81, 800, 900
aarlis. 5 gpoferier os Srffeiabrifer
a,beiber III Wanb, Der tiliammen tie
aer s~363,4o2; i Glepatorer 200 Wanb,
Der tjener $4,000; bps aurnbaublere
Os aummisiiuusfirmaer er ipsieliat 299
Wanb, Garslpnneu 1902 900; Snipef=
tipnen ps Geiningen FREEZER 40 Wanb,
Aarslpn $4,000, ps 900 Manb ubfpr-
ores til at transporter &prnet fra
Sernbaneupsnene til glepatprerne. De
bar sjennemlnitlis $50 / 9pn ntaaneb-
Zig, eler ialt $144, 900 aarlig.
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@ootfjobsi egcrncs Meda cr
Il. 0. PETERSON,
1926, 1927 4 1929 Washington Ave. S.

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