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AN ALL--SEEING EYE.

tauts was washed ouau from the sins
That were upon ~ Oy a fiJuu, and IL
! sinners purishbd.
Again, when men had increased IN
the land, they cJbrfegatud ,0yetneranh
took council now tnuy could defy toe
| y wer Of that G0d vino they had
learned could do His pleasure smons
men. Hu waited not Tor tho conaum'
nation a their designs, but knowing
'he very thoughts OF their mindr.
ifusuated their purpose by c)niounu-
inE their language; thereby scattering
them 10 the ends 0f the oAuh, unJ iheif
| tower which was ~ reach Ne heavens
| ceased 10 hu erected. In this case that
sll.seuiDg ryo not only beheid
their works, but penetrated ne
/ Utmost recegsUs Of t1o heart,
and saw tue intent thereof ihu
character Oi the punishment Inflicted
| whs such NJ cUulu not he stifiuutud 70
man. II WIS the ropf0oi Of u God.
These anu many other like Instances
o. Justice mutel 10 man Tor violation OF
divine law are but parallelui by the
favor ami mercy VI God TO thoae VIM
have shown love fOi Him by oDeyiug
Hia commands.
Among such may be instancpd the
life Of Josus. Miraculous manifesto
lions OF divine favor anu power
attended HIS life because lie sought
only TO 10 the will Oi Cot, which made
him like God. Angels attended HUI,
anu the Father also was heard 10 SAY
that In Hin lie was we'll pleased. lie
shut the mouths Of lious, nud quunched
the violence Of the nery furnace 20
show forth His power for the dslivei-
anoe Of those VINO had 0beyed His call.
His all.seeing eye aud watchfui care
were ever over them. Nations nnd PEG.
pies have been the recipients Of His sal.
walton 10 that extent that all must
acknowledge His watohful Rll-lruiDg
eye IL over all the workmanship u
His hands, whether Of worlds or the
inhabitants thereof; that none can
escape His scrutiny, though they
should hide IN tho uttermost paris Of
the earth. Instances In proof Of this
assertion may be found In His deal.
ings with accent Israel Ia their de.
liyernnoe from Egyptian bondnhe.
He saw thsir distress, aud heard their
cries, and they were brought 90 n
gOodiy land ana set free from all their
enemies.
A similar Instance has come under
the obssTvAtlon Of many living In our
day, when people peeled anu driven
from their homes, by faith trAvefsed
desor, wilderness 10 IND u home Ia a
far Oh land, 10 which they were led
by Prophet Of that God who had
looked upon them with plying eye,
and accepted their sacrifice for the
cause Of truth. In their time OF hunger
and need, one was miraculously lei on
mama, the other ON quails to preserve
life. Thus individuals ana nations
have testified Of God's mercy u those
who put their trust in Him.
Enoch kept the Law, and acquired
that faith which rent tue vail aud en-.
abloi him TO walk and talk with Coz
face to face. Moses could abide His
presence aud glory when upon the
Mount the brightness Of tbs appearance
wa. ike the IRE Of burning bush.
The brother Of Jared could not only
SEQ q ID and know Hin, but WIS p
mittei TO gazs upon the innumeTaDlu
creations that filled tue immoupily Of
space. A Paul could be caught up TO
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written for the DE'EHEr news.
f. tbefo an all-ieeing eye-an eye
that sees all things, penctfates all
things, and by the aid Of which Intel.
Hgence comprehends all things9
lfso, are all the secret as well "a The
OPEN acts Of men subject 1, ITS infniie
scrutiny; and the very thoughts OF
mon by II read in the light Of spiritual
discernmeui2
Can man do nothing In the darknoss
OF night without being detected by an
eye that knows no darkness?
Is man a creature Of law, which has
emAnaled from laweiver whv has no
means Of detecting violations Of that
law, one whose eye will not look upon
Gin with the least degree Of nllowance3
Questions OF this nature could be
multiplied, but answers 10 the iorego'
log may be sufficient for the purpose
In view.
We live in an age when men are
strongly inclined to the belief that
there may be no God. They neither
zee nor hear HIM, aud they any, what
our senses cannot perceive IL not GU
titled to our belief, much lees our
regard.
They do not stop 10 consider that the
God worshiped by the Christian world
never could be comprehended by
mans sensual nature, that which Is
adapted only TO earth and material
things. He has not parlAken Of the
nature Of man, IL not subject to sin, the
violation Of the law Of His own being;
but In comparison TO man, II IL written,
His ways are NJ far above mans ways
NJ tho heavens are high above tho
earth. II cannot be- supposed for n
moment that His eyes can only SEQ as
do the eyes Of man, only able to discern
mere Spook Of the earth on which he
has q home.
II Ia as much an historical fact that
lilo has given laws TO man, as that lie
has made man being VI law, with n
nature aud capacity TO DO developed by
law. Theon fact we aTe conscious VI
In our own personal existence, anu the
other we verify by AN Observance OF
the law. In the law giver then must
by recognized power 10 enforce the law
bly penalty n violated, anu the means
~ knowing when the law " violated,
/hnd to what extent, In order that
Judgment DO rendered, and justice,
His eternal attribute, be- honored.
This fact itself would suggest the
necessity OF an All-seeing eye 10 com.
urehend the ways OF men, and history
proves that Individually aud collect
ively His eyes are over oil, both the
EVIL and the good, and His reward In
with Hin.
When Cain Rlew his brother Abel,
he thought no eye could soc him-bul
one did,-becamo his AcouseT, and Just
retribution followed.
When the Inhabitants Of the earth
had universally given themselves IN
10 all manner OF wickednesp, that ali.
seeing Eye was upon them, aud the
earth being defileu iundor its inhabi.
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THE FAR NORTH,
Prepared from special 'nbleErAniS
for the Dssrret News.
SWEDEN

SWEDEN
a tourist hotel has been bull, at Ruit.
Wiz, Dalecarlia.
Diph,heria is raging cpidemically in
Noukoping.
The Go,henburg Boras railroad has
now been opened tor business.
Four large houses were burned to
the ground In the More Village, near
l-iusdal.
The crop Of rye In the province Of
Smaland has been the most abundant
Tor many years.
Judge Magnus Ungcr and his wife, Of
Hltorp, near Nora, celebrated their
golden wedding.
A direct steamship route between
Stockholm and CARLSBAD has been cstab'
lishcd.
August Strindberg's famous tragedy,
"Fadren," THE father wall be played
by 'hc Independent Iheater Society Of
London.
The GottrUra church, near Noutelge,
was struck by lightning. and notwith-
standing tremendous efforts 10 save 1t,
Il burned to the ground.
A large fire ragged in the old city Of
Plea the other day. a whole block,
consisting OF ten buildings, was burned
to the ground.
DR.. p. P. Waldenstrom, the Moody Of
Sweden, who, some years ago, visited
America, has been reelected as con-
gresham from the GeAe district
None OF the Danish or Russian royalty
will take part IN the hunt on the island
OF Hyen, as Prince Wilhelm, the brother
Of the Danish king, has been taken sud
denly Ill.
Farmer Andes Brodd was struck b,
lightning at rye on llammarmn in Lake
Nenncrn. and was instantly killed. Scy.
eral persons were dangerously injured
at the same time.
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Paris. whore he 4, one oil the deciding
judges in the Behi ng Sea question.
The city Of Chfis,iania has ore uhvsi.
clan for each i,oou inhabitai IS. one
dentist for each 5, 400 and one dius store
for each 1000
The collections taken up In the
churches Of Norway for the Naerdaleu
sufferers amount to nearly 10000
crowns.
The fourth scandinavian missionary
convention was opened at Chhstiania.
The delegates were t2oo. while the
delegates to the first missionary conven
ton were only 200.
A cigar dealer named lcppesen, Of
Chrisiiania, has been fined fry crowns
because IN newspaper article he COM
pared King Oscar with "a worm eaten
tooth"
The large Holmen planning mill and
paper factory was burned to the ground.
The works are situated not Ear from the
city OF Drammen The loss is estimat'
ed at nearly 100000 crowns.
While fishing at Bodoc CLAUS Bern.
holt ran short OF fish bait. IN this guam.
dairy he tore a strip from red scarf
which he wore and put Il on the hook.
To his great surprise the fish hung on to
his toothsomc bat" necessarily. aud Il
seemed to be far more attractive than
the real bait on the other hooks. "lf
red yarn can be used as bait. saws q
local paper. fishermen eau save SIS
go during the fishing season.
DENMARK.
Jacob Schon. a prominent merchant
Of Rander, died At the age Of 1871
years.
Copenhagen. though It Is one Of the
great cities ul the world, still has no
professional booiblack. Time and
again attempts have been made to
organize company OF booibiacks
But woe unto him who had courage TO
have his shoes BACKED on the street. In
tficc he would be surrounded by q
jcerIug, iauniiug crowd Until he perhaps
would retreat with only one shoe or
boot BACKED. Some cnterprislng men
will again make an attempt IN the same
line. They will not dare TO do thclr
work la the open air, however, bur will
apply 10 the municipal government Tor
Permission to put up small tents Ur shops
IN different parts nj the city.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West.

Amer n stay 81 several years NJ WASH
ington, D. G., during which hchs. becomo
familiar with tho workings " Congress
and tho departments, Judge Chas. w
s'ayncr, an Attorney and Counselor Of
the supreme Cour of tho United States,
ispiopnrod to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing Influential Congtossmen az TO
the needs OF clients aud communities
Represented by him.
uc also continues his practice In tho
General Land once, prepares appeals,
makes answers aud argumon boorc tho
Commissioner and Secretary. nnaly.oa
and reports on casos 10 attorneys q a
distance. and attend. TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt aud reliable. 20. Address, lIoS
IA, Washington b. e.
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Emperor William will travel directly
10 Sweden by way Of Kicl, alter the re-
view Of the troops In Austria. The
proposed visit to Denmark will, conse'
quently not take place.
It has been proved that the cases Of
cholera that have occurred at Coihen-
burg have not been Asiaiic cholera, but
cholera nostras Sweden is as yet free
from the plague.
The monument Of Nils Ericsson. the
famous railroad builder, and the brother
Of John Ericsson. was unveiled at the
Central Park. The statue is ten feet
high and the weight about COO kilo-
grams.
A new edition Of the novels by Emile
Flygare Catlcn, the famous auihoress, Is
now being published. As perhaps
known, all Of Emile Flygare Carlen's
novels have been translated into Eng
lish
The fifth convention OF Swedish I.u-
lherdn cIcrgymen is being held at Stock
holm. The delegates number $50.
Bishop Won Scheele who recently re-
turned iromsAmeuca, was elected pres.
ident.
Prince Michael Nicolaiewitscli, the
| youngest uncle Of Alexander Ill, arrived
| at Stockholm with his son, Prince
Georgi. After a drive through the city,
the high travellers departed for the Tull-
| gan castle.
Director ~ Iorgcnsen, the chief gard.
encr at the Tullgan castle, has obtained
a large gold medal from Emperor VIII.
lam. The Kaiser declared himself
much pleased with the flower arrange.
menis Of Director lorgenscn.
Governor Per Axel Bergsuom, Of the
Orcbro Lon, died "a, the age OF seventy
/ years. lie was one OF the most promi.
/ ncnt politicians and statesmen Of Swcd-
! en-, and besides being at his death the
/ very popular governor Of the OfcbIo
/ Len, nc had been minister of the inter-
ior during several years.
Charles II Sheppard, the American
consul, who has represented the United
| States in the city OF Gothcnburg during
/ the last years, returned to his country
the other day Consul Sheppard has
been a member Of the legislature In
/ Massachusetts aud vas a delegate at the
] ANduundl hfNWulAAu CONVENTION. w
! Chicago In 1888 The local papers praise
him much Tor his usefulness and friendly
manners.
NORWAY.
/ A landslide occurred at S,oerdalen.
four farms disappeared. No lives were
lost.
The Prince Of Wales was fishing at
Sandenvandct and eat present staying
in Bergen.
As to the very latest estimates tti
people were killed by the Nurdalvn
landslide
The rcciorol the Christiania cathedral
school. Cal Mueller, died at the age OF
seventy five years.
One hundred and scven,y.seven so
called grind" whales were caught in
one day near the FefW islands.
BiornsGcme Biornson's "a Failure"
was played at Theatre Libfe In Paris
and was received with great enthusiasm
Thelargc country mansion, Ia NOT,
AZ Qlen. near Bifkunes. was burned H.
the ground. Many cattle were roasted
to death.
The Norwegian minister Of state.
I Gram, has returned TO Stockholm from
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02

The Greenviie Reflector Is eleven years
old and it's usefulness increases with its
age. 1t is one of our best exchanges and
is always interesting and spicy. Pitt
county is good field for country jour
nalism and brother Whichar is covering
the ground md is doing good work fol
his community. Heis entitl d to the fine
patronage which he receives
The K,nston Free Press has been III.
der its present management for sever
years. 1t is one Of the largest and mos
aggressive and interesting wsekl:e, III th'
State. Among the weeklies OF the State
the Free Press ranks next to the states.
Vile Landmark.
The Henderson Herald is new semi
weekly published in Henderson by Mess
Newell Il Thacker. 1t is six ,lumr
sheet and is quite handsome in appear
ance.
The New Berne Daily Current by Mess
r. r, and j. b. Hill is new paper
1t comes to our Office daily ,, is hand
some six-column sheet and shows gooe
mana cement.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
MIR. BLOUNT AS LECTURER

Hon. Walter Henry has written
a letter to the Henderson Cold
Leaf which is highly euloglstic Of
Editor Henry Blount, who will soon
commence a featuring tour IN North
Carolina.
With reference to Southern talent,
Mr.. Henry says:
81 wish to say also that IN justice
to their sons and daughters, the
people Of North Carolina aud the
~outh ought no longer to wait fo,
lecturers to come to them from
New York and the North but they
ought to recognize, encourage, and
reward the talent and genius at
their own doors.
:he South TO day has but little
literature, because her sons and
daughters have not been encOura2-
ed and sometimes We are forced
to the conclusion that that appre
citation Of scholarship aud brillian-
cy III letters, that was onca one OF
the elorles of the South. has been
parais zed by the base materlail>n
D! tue age Such. hcwe Ell, IS the
fame and power Of Henry BlOunt
there is no doubt ne will be greeted
by large audiences everyw here"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
SIOO EseIyard S1GO.

The readers of this paper will be pleas.
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure IN ali its stages and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only. positive cure uow known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con-
sutntlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cnre is taken internally acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby DESTROYING the foun>
datlon Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stiton and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors have so much
faith III its curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send tor list of
Testimonials
= Address, F. j. CHENEY x CO..
oledo, o.
-Sold by Druggists, Is.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
NOTICE..

By virtue of power in me vested
By a deed Of trust executed to me
by C. T. Lewis on the 18th day OF
Dec. 1885, which is dolly recorded in
the county Of Halifax 10 the regis
tcr's office in Book "A B. at page
113, l shall cell for cash at auction
in Scotlaud.Neck, on the 18th "a,
of February, 1898, the following DIES
crlbed land, lylEg in said county adj
joining the land of A. J. Whitehead
90 the East and West and the lsnG
of J. d. Etheridge & J. II. Lewis OF
tne North, and by the road leading
from Scotland Neck to Tarboro, and
containing eighty acres, more CT less.
j. B. EDWARDS,
IL St Trustee
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
NOTICE..

By virtue of power in ME vested
by a deed Of trust executed to me on
the 18th day of Dec, 1889, by L. f.
Ausborne and wife which is Of rec>
ord in Book SO, ou page Ala and l
shall sell for cash 10 Scotland Neck
On the 18th day Of February, 1898,
the following described land, to t j:
That land lying ON the road leading
By Sans Head to Steptoe's Mill ,
just on the opposite side of the forks
st Sans Head, bounded by the lands
Of Thomas Johnson Mrs. Best. Jor~
dan James, Henry James, Bob Fer
raj and Charlie Everett, and contain
Ing one hundred and seventy -ive
acres. This Jan. IS, 1893.
/ 19 5t W. H. K1TCHIN, Trustee
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
NOT ICE

By virtue OF power ir ne vested
by that deed Of trust executed TO ne
on the 10Th dxy OF January, 1901
bv T. +. Ausborne and his wife Fan
nv, which is OF record 10 De regis
trar's office for The comfy Of II slifsx
IN Book 50, page SO, | shall sell for
cash at auction in the town Of scot
land Neck, On the lSth oAv OF Feb
ruary. 1898, tue following described
land: Tbs, land which the said
Fanny inherited from her father and
which was set apart TO her IS shown
by partition deed between tue wld-
ow OF j. II. Everett. c. b. Everett
and herself Of record in said county
and to which reference ia made for q
full description and bounded by the
lands Of Mrs. Best, Thomas Johns SOD.
c. B. Everett. Henry James and Jor>
dan James. and containing one huns
dred and seventy acres, and all OIL
their right, title and interest in and
to tue dover OF Mrs. Everett as
shown by the partition deed and
oounded by the land of &. B. Everett,
the old II. B. Whltmore land, +. NJ.
Johnson and others, and containing
one hundred and seventy. five acres,
more O: less. W. A. DUNN,
1-26.4t Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
Wake Forest Anniversary.

The fifty eighth anniversary of the
literary societies Of Wake Forest College
will occur Friday, February 18th. At
O'Clock, p. NJ. There will be public
debate by representatives from the soc1e-
ties, Qnery: Resolved, That the pres.
ent influence of capital is not antagonistic
to our national prosperity Affirma~
tlye-R. W. Weaver, j. D. Robertson,
Negatives. Mcintyre, T. NJ. Leary.
G. II. Durham is President and I. T.
Newton. Secretary. At night orations
will be delivered by j. G. Kittrell of the
Philomathesian society and =. Y. Webb
of the Euzelian society.
MARsHALs-Eu. society, S. P. Hollo-
way, w. Royal. J E. Spainhour; Phi
society, R. Il. Carter, R. Il. Haywood,
&. n. Beele.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
OUR PULPITS.
Sunday, January 29th.
BAPTIST CHURCH .

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev, q. J. Dowell Of Williamson
preached in the Baptist church from
Ecclesiastes GIL: II returned, and saw
under the sun, that the race IS not to the
swift. nor the battle to the strong. Meth
er VET bread to TIE wise, nor yet favor
TO men Of skill; but time and chance
happenth TO them all.
The sermon was an able and instruc-
tive one, showing that many mysteries
and dealings of God with the children
Of men, while not understood by men,
work out the glory of God and the good
of men.
Mr.. Dowell is we'll known here and
the people are always glad to see him
and delighted to hear him preach.
The sermon Sunday was pronounced
by many as being able and strong and
full OF instruction to all and of consola-
ton to christians especially.
Rev. j. E. White of Wilson preached
Sunday night from Cor. 10: A "For
they drank Of that spiritual Rock that
followed them and that Rock was Christ
Mr.. White is young man of great abil-
ity and is especially fluent IN speech.
The Rock is Christ, and is a source
Of power to Christians as perennial
stream of supplying grace; as a city OF
refuge; as a shelter from the storm.
The sermon was beautiful and instructive
and elected the praise and commentator
OF the audience. Owing to the very in
clement weather the audience was small,
but quite attentive.
Mr.. White is one of the youngest Bap.
fist ministers in the State and is fast
rising and bids fair to become one Of
the denominatlon's leading men.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02

The State Chronicle, commenting
on &. ". kltcain's speech in the con
tested case between w. W. Long and
|. II. Wrigh, Of Werren says:
ellis speech was logical :nd respon
sive to the issue. He kept his sab
ject steady in mind and only left
the direct line for illustrations to
make it, clearers. He received undi
vided attention, and his manner was
unusually clear and deliberate. 1t
was good speech, and was very
favorably commended after aajoun.
ment by great many who heard it
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02

lie vision Evening Journal.)

Lewiston Evening Journal.)
A neat illustration of the value of saga
c1ous advertising was given at the Ports
land Young Mems Christian Association,
meeting Sunday General Secretary Nc
Donald stated that he had some curiosity
to know what method of advertising
reached the most people He had circus
lated thousands of little dodgers, giving
notice of the meeting, and he asked those
who had seen them, and had been moved
to come through that means, to rise.
The hall was packed as full as it could
hold, and Of the entire number about
fifteen arose. Then Mr.. Mcdonald ask Led
all who had read the notice in the news
papers and had been influenced by them
to rise, and the crowd rose in body.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
Sale Of Land,

By virtue cT judgment If Supelo,
Court o. Halifax. IL Bell assignee vs. A
Cochran aud wife, | viii sell for cash at
the court house III Halifax, on Monday,
March 8, 1898. that tract OF land on
vince said cochran now lives, containing
124 acres more or less
r q. BURTON.
Raleigh. n. q. Commissioner.
Jan. 20, 1893. ga
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
How to get = ubscriberS.'

How to get Subscribers.''
The Gastonia Gazette keeps after the
editor of the Henderson Gold Leaf to give
advanced sheets of his essay on how to
get subscribers.
Bro. Naming gives this HAT at his
essay:
Eyes, brother Marshall shall have our
plan 1t is this: Publish a news paper
that everybody wants and will take
when suit of clothes, grand piano. or a
cabinet organ goes with every subscrlp.
ton But as none but the wealthy pub
l!shers> can afford it., we fear our plan
will not help the Gazette man much"
The plan knocks the props clean from
under Bro. Marshall who confesses as
follows:
6 That settles it. We shall have to let
her jog along while longer with the
same old list.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-02
NEWSY GRAPHS.
HERE AND LLSEH HERE
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

LOST TWO MULES Mr. William Bak er
had the misfortune to lose two fine mules
Tuesday near Mullens X Roads. A tree
fell on them while he was hauling in the
woods.
CONVOCATION-T COnvocatiOn OF
Tarboro will meet in Becky Mount on
Feb. 8th.10th, 1893.
The delegates from Trinity Parish, this
place, are r. H. Smith. Jr.. j. Y. Savage,
j. S. PAUL and P. W. burlington.