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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
What to Teach a Daughter

Teach her thst not only must she
love her father and mother. bat hoo
o. them in word and deed, says a
writer in tn. Ladies' Home Journal.
That work is worthy Away. when
it is we'll done.
That the value of money is just
the good it will do II life, but that
sAe ought to know and appreciate
this value.
That the man who wishes to mars
~ her is the one who tells her go
AMI is willing to work for her and
not the one who whispers alll
love speeches and forgets that nen
ase to be men when they have no
0 jcct in life.
That her best confdant is always
her mother, and that no one sNmpa-
t,.-es with ner in her pleasure and
joA IS you do
That unless she shows courtesy TO
! t m. and that the hest answer to
ru ieness is being olind to il.
That when Col made her body be
ended that 1t should he clothed
property and modestly, and when Sic
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
Field Peas for Pork Production
(Amcrican CultlvatOr. !

(Amcrican CultlvatOr.)
Tne more hopeful outlook tor the
fnturt pluductiun IF puIA in tins
country ~ ncc..~tun"i Ivy the recent
+ ui:lyal Il tr~': e. .u.,> n Eur. 80,
W nirh heretofore h,v, vented
TIE xpuitatl"n If AmerlcAn pork
products. Tni< II t. uI affairs VIII
.ud to stimulate thr LrUwirg and
fatttminL OF nu-> lt"nr" The pro
duCtiOu Of grain foods needed tor
this s'puIposr " Ii ht' cor nfrr4ponIingly
increased.
w hIlr indian corn I> general Y
a limited t. II the STANDARD cr y
tor th'~ purpose, vet comparatively
f,-w farmers are IN Il position tn com
mrnct latt, mug urtll f|,' corn rInp
j. harvested, though IT,, y are we'll
aware that it would ht wI>dom 20
invest few dOlla:> for suitable
gram ration at an earlier period
/ hey know tull well that pork can
I've y oduc Il ch"a,,I N midi
weather than dnrlus tn. winter
season
One l,a>on WY th. fc q i,a :
iield IN such high e>ttm .tc a. a rIop
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16

Al this tine, when Tie general
o"mplaint - tnat money - scarce.
will be AT act OF Kindness Ia in
soTn the moneylrss hor they nav
reinforce their pockes | sill .c-
quaint them with the trnc secret Of
money catching, the certain way To
III empty purses, Aui bow 10 Keep
them always full staple rules,
veil observed, will do the business.
lst. Let honesty and Industry he
by constant companions; aud sec
'ndly, spend one penny lee, than
by clear gains
Then shall thy hide bonud pocket
soon begin 10 thrive, and Will never
again cry with All empty void,
neither will eredhors in.ull Thee,
o"r wnnt oppress, nor hunget nttc,
n"r nanedness (reezc thee. he
" ole hemisphere will shine hrly ter,
aud pleasure spring up 10 tt,ty
c'rner Of the heart. Now, llct,tnte,
embrace these rules, and hc La,iA
Bauish the bleak Winds Of sotru.
from Thy mind, and hvelndcpend 81.
Then shalt thou he man, aud hot
aide thy face al the approach ~ the
rich, nor suffer the pam OF feeling
little when the sons OF fortune NIX
al ihy right hand; for Independence,
whether with little or much, /. goot
fortune, and placeth thee ou even
2round with the prUudest az th
golden fleece.
oh, then, he wise, and let lndr-tfy
~ag with thee In the morning, anh
attend thee until thou rcncntst lur
evening hour for rest Lei houe-t
be as the breath of the SOU, nal
never forget to hcvc IL penny ~t.,
al thy expense are enumcrnf 4 at
paud, then eli At thou reach -, Y"lnt
81 happiness, and Independence .haI,
be thy shield and buckler. thy neI.
mot and crown; then shall thy sop
walk upright, nor stoop 10 ;hc siiAen
wretch because hc hath riches, nor
pocket All abuse because the band
that oilers II wears ring set with
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
THE COLD-AIR CURE.

tExChange.l
A good many people are afraid of
cJld air, especially at night, shut
ting themselves i'm close bedrooms,
here their systems are poisoned
aud their constitutions gradually
undermined by breathing the bad
ar And even bot Or warm air that
Is pure, air in a room that has ven
tllatiOn as well as heat, is deblII
tating when Oreathed all night.
Pulmonary complaints a;e nev,ta-
hly and exclusively caused oy foul
indoor air. and cured by pure, es-
peCially by cold, pure outdoor ali.
The remedial Influence of fresh air
Is so much increased by low tenn
perature that "cpld" alr. IN fact, is
far more curahle in midwiGttr than
IN mindsummer was >hCt through
the lungs IN Mexico, aud have ever
since been susceptible to the CON
taglOn OF ii "cataIIh f|CtolN," as a
friend of niue calls the unventilat-
ed >chOoI rooms and meeting house S
Of our country towns In warm
weather | avoid such man-traps,
as would the pit "f a gas vel,
tut III winter | risk their infection
ir the assurance that IT. influences
can be counteracttd Oy an extra
dOst of ICE air.
Cold Is All antiaeptlc aud "A pow
eftul digestive StInulant. Dys,
pep>ia, cAtarIh aud trvprS Of all
kinds can Or tIoZ II out Of the sys-
TEN, not by hitting the patient
>hivtr IN IA SNOW bank, but 10y giving
extra allowance OF wAIm bedclOt h.
ing. with the additional luxury of
hreat hing cold ali, whlch, under
nuCn circumstances, btcUms 8 as
preferable tu lot miaSma as cold
>rrIng water to waIm ditch wat.I
have also found that the best
bIdin wrlk can hc done III cool
room, aul thai stove heat ha> a
trndency to srnltltA Ike narcotic
leverage. VAIN wraps make fires
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
SCOTLAND NECK. \. G. THU URSDAY. II NE l6. 1892

did not know that Mi. Be'cH"i bad
any lien Gn the c,tton.' matters
not, said the court. It ~ - qne-tIon
CT title and B-lcI.er ha-. The tatir.
Cacem empt it, thr "'frht~er
bew are, ap lrd W. ral. i"rcc TO
that ease.
In our tobacco counties much
tobacco Is sold by tenant-, and
SOMETIMES without the landlord :
consent. In all such cases the
warehouseman or purchaser i> re-
sponSIble to the landowner Tor all
tobacco sold
My next paUer Will speak OF the
reciprocal legal duties and le>pon-
siblltics Of the landowner ani his
la "orrr~. or "hanI>.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
The North Carolina Farmer.
Salem Peoples Press

| Salem Peoples Press
The unfortunate conilinn ot the
farmer has been the hobby Of ccr>
tain journalists and toli'ici,n, fur q
long series Of years. those gentle.
men are 10 be believed, the fatm"r j.
n worse plight thsn any o,b.-
nan in the worli-a poor. misrrahlc
oppressed, abused, insuIted, lacked
aud ruined mortal, hereft of e,en
,tay but the hope Of heaven.
Now, We know something about
| the farmers OF this section, and W
are forced TO regard them a. yer,
clever and prosperous set Of fellows
the most independent class IN
America today. And taking sgd
Alexander and Elias Carr as fair
.ppclmens o. the same in other secs
tions of the State, We are led to he.
lIeve that the farmers Of North Car
olIna are altogether the equals e
any other class. True, somc are
poor men-many OF them lack judi.
ment; but the men engaged In other
industries are liable TO tho same
criticism.
Again, 1t is true, that thus being
essentially All agricultural section,
md az such Disseminated against by
the tariff laws, which seriously lam
per It's foreign traue, the wagrs 81
firm laborers are only about half as
much here as they are IN some other
sections which are especially fost"r
ei he the tariff, but our climatic con
dluons so largely effect the cost o.
living as TO compensate TO great
extent for this difference so that our
riral population Of anv grade sre ss
respectable and &c wel.to.io rs
any yeomanry in the world,
Not long ago one OF these poor op-
pressed farmers came into our Office
on business. He was as well dress-
ed as any business man we have re-
Gently met Oh our street, and bad
made perhaps more money in pro-
rortlon to bis capital than any husl-
ness man in these towns. He start
ea orly few years asa without n
hundred dollars. Now be is compsr-
a'ively rIch. And he is only an ex
ample Of his class.
1t soits the purposes OF scbe ming
demagogue and sen nsationel renegade
preachers to emulate the example Of
Robespierre by continually foment~
,nq discon.ent and shriekinp about
1.-The poor peopIe", the impoverished
arriculturista hnt snch things do in
fl ltte harm. The farmers NJ North
Carolina are not p"ur. They are
better off two I" one than men Uf
,qual capital IN the towns Indeed,
the nrhan waqs-workers a.c bot to be
compared With our tarIl laho.ers
and he small freebolders and indie
pendent workers OF the towns are no
less inferior in point OF comfort ard
case TO the farmers OF limited m"ane.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
SMART WOMAN
Earned Twenty Five Dollars
A DETERMINED LITTLE WUMAN WHO
WENT To TIE THEATRE But
DIDN'T LAUGH.

| New York Recorder.
| "Ies," said the h,tle shop~oman,
smoothing down the black alpaca
apron that covered well-woru q.
black honbszine dress. "Ie-,
went to the theatre once, and earn
ed S25 hy doing 1t. too.
"You see | wa. bo.n and brought
up right here in Greenwich village.
NV folks were .ll Dutch Reformed
and dreadful strict, snd nv mothcr
thought it was an swful SIN Io 60 10
theatre.
"My husbsnd was different. He
wss younger and gayer, and he wss
always begging me to go to the then
tre or the opera with him, until at
last, Washington's birthday, he came
in aud said
"'Now, see here. Tnere's a-goIn'
to be dig minstrel show here to-
night, aud | want you to go. | know
you'll laugh yourself sick"
son, no, / wouldn't,' | says.
eyes, you would" he says, you
couldn't help it. II give you S25
il you'll sit through the show with>
on. laughia'."
''Do you mean it 20 | says.
Il mean it, he says.
Then I'll co." ,ays, land I'll
WIN your S25, too
"He laughed and knew he thought
ha was pretty safe not to lose the
money, We were pretty we'll off
then, ana l never used to suppose
I'd have to keep a thread and needle
shop for living.
"Well, the evening came and We
went to the show, and L do say 1t
was the funniest thing | ever saw. |
thought Fd die | wanted to laugh so,
but every time felt like smiin' / d
think OF that $50 and rull my + ce
straight III y hurry. Nj, husband
kept lookin' at me whenever they
got off the best jokes. as if to say ::
"Surely you'll laugh at that," but
there | sat, looking a. solemn as a
Judge.
Towards the end of the :ime he
got kind of uneasy about his money,
and he'd point out tue jokes and
nudge me with his elbow, but through
it all | never laughed once. |
thought of all the bad and dreadful
things I'd ever heard of, but even
while thlnkin' of funerals and corDs-
es and all it was all could do to
keep my face smooth.
"And wheu we got out lie says:
well, III keep my word and you
Shall have the money, but never
w"uld have believed you could have
doue 1t, never I
So | earned the $25, tut 1t was
9 hardest nights work ever | did,
I'D / wouldn't have done it again
r twice as much"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16

Goods looks are more than skin
d eP. depending upon healthy con
4 ION Of all the Wits. orgnn. II the
I'ver be inactive, YOU have Billions
Look. II your stomach be dr-ordcred
, "n have Dyspeflic Lpok aai il
y"or Kidneys he affected }on have
Punched Lock. Secure good health
ard Won will have good look. Flee
t.i ht'"t- = the great rhcrative
at l"r lc ct, nir"e.., 90 the or
gnn-. Cnrrs Piorlc-. Bloctche-.
hol7 AID give GOO c,mpirxr,r.
~"It al l.. l. "h'ehr-f 4 Co,
Drugstore, 30. per hottlr
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
SinDa shide the yEi,ber

An. diana chlde the mither:
Ye may na hae her lang
Her voice, ab une your baby TEST
Sae softly crooned the sang.
She thocht ye mere a burden,
She greeted ye wi i,y.
An heart an hand in carin, va
Foun' still their dear employ.
Her han has lost It's cuonin,'
It's tt em blin' now and slow.
But her heart is leal and lovin.,
s it was lang ago.
An though her strength may withcr.
An faint her pulses beat,
Name will he like the mither,
50 Steadfaat, true, and sweet
Ye maun revere the mi,her,
Fce'ie, an aul !, an grav
The chirin' mes are hrlpln' her
Adoon her evenin' way
Her barns wha wait her yonder,
Her guide mon gone before;
She weares-can ye wonder p
To win to that Draw shore.
All cinna chide the mither
Oh. lips, be slow to say
y word to vtx the gentle heart
Wha watched your childhood's da>i
Ay'rin to heed the tender voice
Wha crooned the cradle sang;
An dinna chide the mlther, sim
ie may ma hae her lang
By margaret t. Sdngster
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
The Democrat Fee.

To every person who
sends Us a club of five sub
scribers we will give l HE
DEMOCRAT Free. Cash
must accompany the list
of names. If the subscrp
tions are to run G. Year the
free copy will be sent a
Year, for anytime the
subscriptions run.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
Kind Deed of Charity.

lETginlan.)
There is an old lady about 80
vars Of age, named Buckner, widow
OF ,ae late William Buckner, who
lives on Dlnwiddle street. She ia
hlInd and has mute deughter, who
l. also helpless. They are in very
d sti'ute circuu stances and are de-
pendent entirely upon charity. a
uumber Of little misses, feeling that
they would like to assist them, held
a lawn party for two nights IN the
lAne of Mr.. w. J. Rogers residence.
on Washington stree, and cleared
SIX dollars.
Yesterday they carried it 20 her,
and it would have MADE The hardest
hearted person weep 70 have seen
the tears roll down the cheek or tha'
poor Old woman when the money
was given her. She called tie liltle
cues 10 her and placed her hand
opoa them aad said: "My chlltren
God will bless you for your kindness
Always remember the poor and The
aged and you will never want Tie
little ones were made happier than
she was when she knelt down and
asked her Heavenly Fathers bless
ing TO rest upon item. The vii
r,pea. J. again shortly. Ttis = gen
uine charity bestowed wnere II L.
needed.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16
/ ALHS ABOUT
LAND.
LAND OF THE FARM,
BY JUDGE r. W. WINSTON.
(Biblical Recorder.

North Carolina is chiefly con.
cerned with agriculture. Therefore
my first talks Will be about the
land Of the farm. In our Code this
l. called the landlord and tenant
act
Now We all know that when a
III II rents his land to another. all
crops made on [. Q land are deemed
I" bt III the possession Of the land
lord until ~ all rents ale paid, ~
tue advances are paid, (3) All tie
sTl uiatlOns OF the renting are PEI
| tOl med.
Some practical questions arise in
THIS connection. Suppose that IN
| May, 1892 merchant sells tie
tenant two tons OF fertilizer with
WI ch to make the crop; axes a
cnattel mortgage on the same, and
has the mortgage registered Sup
pose that, after May, 1892, land
lord advances meat and meal to the
5 tme tenant. At the end or the
year there is not crop enough to
pIy both Which loses, the met-
chant with his mortgage registered
before the supplies were advanced,
"g Tie landlord : The statute pro-
Nldts that the len Of the lan,ilUl q
shall he ahead of ell others, 80 he
Wi be paid first
Again, suppose thlt, near the
end of the year, the tenant neglects
the crop alter 1t Ia made, suffers 1t
to waste, and does not house 1T
" nat remedy has the landlord? AS
the statute provides that the land
owner has title TO all crops, 1t would
oCCnr 10 anyone that he might
size the same at any time. But.
The above circumstances, orr
courts have held that he land
ON ner cannot seize the crop before
tie end o. the yeal, fhy agreement
his rent is not due till then But
il no agreement is made As to when
rents are due, In the tCumstances
above set forth, the landlord can
SelZe the crops III November or
Eectm Der, or perhaps earlier. Quite
an interesting httle case occurred
down ID Edgtcombe few years
$50.
f. NJ Leigh owned a tract of
laud. Van Riddick became the
G., pper Of Leigh. Van Rlddlck
wanted Suue ndvanc, $ t" make the
crop 81 he executed, III January,
ali agricultural lien to merchant
named Thlgpen. III June he crop
ut in the grass" 50 Van Rid
deck gave 1t up and left.
Mr.. Leigh, TIE landlord, then
n,5:,, na. o ,n,
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16

Pipe O:gaus,-Ssmple le il
ware room. Will paw ex
press to Richmond ana
rrturn if church reperst IL
ntive buy S aPipt Orsan.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16

Old papers for sale al this office.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16

SCHUBERT.-Tbe best Low-P. 'ced
Piano on the m rket. C"ntrlr>
Al tho m,.'"rr '. pro, emo T.
MASON &, HAMLIN.-Ri and
nnwer rful in '"nC. Honestly made.
Reasonable IN price New
mode OF srringi g.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-16

Subscrt - THE DEMoCEAT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25
"Younr Man. Go East !"


This advice will apply with equal
force to old men, young ladies.
middle-aged men, boys and every
body else who intend visiting De-
troit on the occasion of the recep-
ton of ez-President Cleveland, TO
be- held on the 23d inst. 1t IS q
wcll-known fact that the train ser.
vice OF the Micsigan Central Railroad
II unexcelled. therefore. no oneneed
hesitate to take the Niagara Falls
route if they desire first-class SER
vice to Detroit and return on the
above OCCASION. Tickets Will he is
sued on Feb. %, good to return Feb.
"a, st $3.50 for the round trip. inns
company will also sell round trip
tickets for Ann Arbor Feb. q, good
to return Feb. %, at one fare,
1886. For tickets or information
relating to train service apply ut
Union Ticket Office, 67 Monroe
street or at the Union Passenger
Station. Be sure your tickets read
via the Michigan Central.
FnEp NJ. BRIGGS,
General Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

~
to any point in Michigan, or from any
where in Michigan to any point in the
East. South. or West, you will almost
invariably find the direct route to be
the Michigan Central, whose numerous
branch lines traverse the state in every
direction, and whose great main line is
"The Niagara Falls Route" between
Chicago and Detroit. and New York,
Boston and the East.
No railroad runs finer or faster
trains is more solidly constructed aud
visilantly operated. so that Its time
schedules can be depended upon, and =
remarkable immunity from serious &C
cIdent 10 secured.
No other road runs directly by and
IN full view of Niagara Falls, when lat
Falls View its day trains stop five
minutes TO give passengers the most
comprehensive view of the falls and
river that's afforded from any single
point.
No other road from the East runs
directly 10y aud il full view OF the cot
ossal buildings of the World's Column
bisn Exposition, aud enters Chicago
along the beautiful lake front TO its
iepot, within = few minutes walk or
ride OF the principle hotels and bust
ness houses Of the world's Fair city.
No other road has finer or more
complete through car system, runnlng
TO all points upon its own line and to
points beyond-Ncw York, Boston,
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Duluth, San
Francisco.
For any specific information desired,
address JosEPH s. HALL, Michigan Pas.
senger Agent. Jackson. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

school Commisaener A. iiamlla
smssn announces that the regular
examination Of dlstsies school teachers
Tor heat county VII 10 held al the
Western Achlgsa college. corner IT
JedeFsua avenue aud Washington
streets. an Thursday and Friday II
next week, March s ana 4. The special
examination will occur March IS.
Mss. Helen Stuart R.chinss OF Ros.
ton, sssssted by Miss Relic rhogmgloa
aud others. will give musical and lit
egaTy entertainment IN Elks hall this
evening, II wall CONSIST OF select read.
inss OF travel, psyehometfic readnss
from rhossxrapas and other intelsec
tual amuscnsns.
Tie cenlrAl W. c. r. U. will hold
their moashly meeting for mothers this
afternoon a. their hall. Selections and
questions oa tue TOPIC OF "rhs SABBATH
IN shs Home" rhrss-mina,e speeches
and personal experience invited OF all
present.
The Literary society OF tho Western
Michigan college will render = musical
and literary program this evening in
College chapel. Among the names on
the program are those OF Miss Boones,
Miss May Canton. Miss Cowles aud 9TH
era. No charge for admission.
Grand ManagerC. NJ. Hesld, General
Attorney VIM. Alden Smith, General
Superintendent j. X. V. Aguew aud
Chief Engineer j. j. McVean. take \
special this morning to inspect the
work on the &. q w. Ma northern ex-
tension.
There will be . meeting OF Lake ave-
nue. property owners. Saturday evening
at o'clock. in the Congress street
school house to receive the report of
the committee appointed two weeks
ego relative to buying the gravel road.
The Observation-Disclosures of the poor
purchased four Chester white hogs
yesterday from . firm ct Lyons, aud
placed them on the county poor farm
for breeding purposes. Tbs four pork
ers were purchased at price OF $40.
The cx.members of Company B Will
meet this evening A. 7:30 in the armory,
to organize = veteran corps. All old
members are requested to be present
promptly at the hour for calling the
meeting 70 order.
The directors of the Fifth National
bank will decide today whether it will
move to the east side. They say the
business on the west side 10 too limited
to make it profitable to remain there
longer.
The anniversary of Bishop GilIespie's
conservation and the festival OF st.
Matthias, will be observed in st. Marks
chapel at 1890 o'clock this morning.
Friends are invited to attend.
Charles NJ. Divine, . well-digger of
Oakfield, and Miss Barbara Schiedel,
Of Caledonia. were married yesterday
by Justice Hydorn at his office.
The American art class will meet in
the Ladies' Literary club room 1T 2:30
this afternoon. The lesson will be
painters in Water Colors."
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. HI. Mitchell,
Of l13 Colfax street. February "a. 1892,
eleven and one-half pound boy.
Mrs. C. B. Quigley and Miss Media
Macdonald have returned from q
weeks visit At Owasso.
The Orstorio society will meet for
rehearsal tonight at West Michigan
university hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25

eaioyahls AFFAIR. Tns atssndAacs was
large. sni the program consisted OF
nsls1e, naAEsAss ssa dances. lae pro-
gram sss introduced VITA . brief al :
dress ~ c. NJ NerEetts. Who explained
ths snIeet Of she organization - bs.ax
Tor soclal purposes aud 10 aasatala
gymnsslaaa. The organization Is Young,
but 10 already has = large membership.
Afgs< . saslx ~ tie .AIlsn Glee elaa
the motherhood. with their wlyes aad
ssssthsarss. loiaed IN = grand march
quadriile 90 Inc musle by the band.
Ias remainder OF the pfosFAfa e0a-
ssssd Of vocal saa instrumental music
aud dancing.