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, 1894-10-02
Gin 9utes merf,
Die municipal Oroer Seaeue" aus triftteen
6rinoen entfdIofen, Ger BetteIei an oen
Strabeneden Elm Gnoe Su MAIDEN.

Die yWunictpol Srber 2ea9ue" 1T entz
i6lOlien, etnem llnfug Elm @noe gu macben,
Der LANCE ftiul6peiaen0 geoulbet tnorben
1T unb naber INNER tpeiter UNI ltb gegrifs
fen bat. MobL Seoem lit es oufgefaQen,
baB uamsntltb in leBter 3eit an faft ie6er
StraBenefe Der unteren StaOt 3erlumpte
0eiber bodten unb 6urb Elm bor9ebalteres
3tnngctGB bic 8oriibergeben0en aufforoer=
ten, t6nen cine mil6e @abe gu rei6en.
SAT- ale 6te1e @e;ber baben auf ibrem
SbooBe ELL tpenige Wonate altes &tnb,
bas nur nit bem Oirftigiten betleibct lift
uno augeni3etnlt6 por 6unger Die Nugen
l1[ieBt. Der Nnblid 6es &inbes mar es
bauptidbLi6, Der 6ie Goriibergebenben pers
anlaBte, in tbre Sddet gu greifen unb
WlI13en i'm @ertbe bon l bis Is Gents in
baS 3inngefGB fallen 3u Laiien.
NuffaIeno mar e5 aber, 0aB 6aS @efGB
bon ber @mpfdngerin ber Qlmoien ftets
ausgeleert tpurbe, lobalb bas @el6itud
borin mar. Oteler ltmitan6 tpur6e ser
obcn %genannten vQeague" eemelbet unb 81
gleider 53eit BET 8erbabt ousgeipro6en,
baB Die Wftlbtb6ti9feit bier am faliben
Blabe lei, unb, Dte itb bur6 @rfunbtgunz
gen berausgeitcQt babe, baB Die &inoer gar
nibt ben 8ettlern 9eb0rten, ionbern anbez
rem 2euten, Bic baflr beSabIt erbieIten.
Die y9ea9ue"% ernannte Nun @omites un6
bteie 5eobachteten bic 8ettIertnnen, obne
baB 6teie es muBten, unb 3ogen AUDI grz
funbi9un9en iiber ite elm. 0a fon6 man
bonn NueS beltdtt9t, tpaS iber bieie iogez
nonnten @rmen bertbtct porben mar. Sn
fat alien SGQen tparen bic &inber ent-
meber 9enietbct, ober aus Stnoelbduiern
aooptirt, INN 6ur6 ibren QtnbLtf bas Mitz
Ietb Der Baiianten Dad8urufen. Dos Qlbz
i6euliblte aber bel Der SocDe 1T bic Shat
ia6e, baB ben arn1en 3inoern, I'M iie am
0eineu un6 Sdreten su %berbinbern, mars
totiihe Wittel ein9eflOBt perben, bic ite in
etnen 6albi6laf Derienten.
Sn elmer 8erlammluns ser v0eogue",
Sic g~eitern Na6mtttag i'm 9atmer 0ouIe
itattfanb, tOurOe bei6loIeu, 6ieiem grauz
iamen l1nfug Elm Gnbe 81 macben. I'm
oies 81 erreI6en, bat man itcb I'M 9ilfe an
ben 8o!t3etbef %getpanbt, Ser aucb peripros
ben Fat, ener9ti6 etn3ui6retten. 9eob
8eitern Nben6 erbielten i6mmtlicbe Snipecz
loren un0 BON bieien mteber Die 8oltsiften
Sen Nuftrag, bic 8etteItpetber nicbt mebr
an ben StraBene6en gu buL6en.
, 1894-10-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pur0en geitern an foIgen6e 8erIonen aus
gelteIt:

pnr0en 8eitern an foIgen6e 9erIonen aus
9eiteut:
g8tutom S. 6l0nn, 8peit. @obnbous,
1876 Suruer 2lDe,, Ocrani9lagt auf 81, 200;
9. Mtc@urf, %8tpetit. 8obnbaus, 1884 8olt
Str, $3,OO0;S g, Tarlid, 5tpciit. gBo6nz
buuS, 1926 98eit 10. Str, $4,000: 5.
Suuiban, 3petit. Mo6nbau5, 298 Grlmz
bnu Ibe., $4,000; g. %. Solpap, BRETT.
BoDnbauS, 1888 81. Mauace1tr., Sc. 800:
y. .. Sing, emit. 2a6en, 575 90. Giorfltr,,,
$4,000; s. Stretferi9, 3tpeif. @obnbous
NIT &docn, 1869 gtortb 0(De., So, Goa:
1ta9nus So6nlon, bretit. @obn6ous. 668
Saneltr,, $4,000; MutuaI 9ueG @as g.,
AnbaI sum- Sabrit9eb6uoe, g. G6icooo
Npe. uno 70. Str, s $500; 66ulrotb,
, IT,, S e. @aamagtain 2lOe., 5wiiben
&trbe, &trcben9ebduoe, 1745 Belmont
NOe., $4,000; q. 0liOn, breiit. Bo6ns
DauS, 5O2 @utOer 2tOe., So 900; S. 8[ont.
5petft. WoDnbaus, $3.50 Stateftr.. s 1000.
81. 2tI1eitrort, 6reiit. Wobnbous. 5625 a.
Yeoriaitr., $ $500; so. B. Soslpn, 3tDeiit,
8ohnbaus, 5315 0earbornftr., S., 500:
q. &trtlanb, 8Deiit. Mobnhaus, 1890
9. Ganalitr., $1,000; 50. Sbult, ztpeiit,
8obn0apS, 6433 9. 8eortafr., So, 900:
6. $. 0tumbOl6, 3meift. 9Gben unb Safe
8l9 ll9. Str, $4,000. u
, 1894-10-02
2niQm11eft

9te 8efteuerung, tpeGdbe benz Ganoibaten
tIr baS Nu1t Oes GountDri9ters, benz 8ibs
ter Scales, auferlegt murbe, blieb gebeim.
Die 0tepublitoner t~petgern 1i6, Sic 8ez
iteuerung ibrer Ganbi6aten Der Seffentltcbz
felt gu iibergeben.
, 1894-10-02
BAT er fetnem Seben Elm Gnoe ee.
madtP

Nacbbem Ser 8~ddereeIeue Otto Geib,
Elm innger Mfann bon Fl Sabren, felt mebs
rcren Sagen aus ieinem 8oitbaule $50. Psi
80. 8lace peridpunoen mar, erbracb geitern
iein in Safe 8tetD pobnenber 8ater ieinen
Softer uub fanO in 6emiel6en einen an bos
0~ienitmdb6en emma Sriebmann qerthz
teten Brief, in tpeIcbem Der Scbreiber err
tlart, baB emma Sbul0 an ieinem Gobe
lei. st bate Elm @erbGltntB nit benz
Md66en, tpel6es i'm burcb 8epor3uguna
zines Nnoeren i6tper ~sefrdntt bate.
, 1894-10-02

Ser fromme 8urft3tpfelmann 6es
fromn1en v&ecorb" i6reibt: v8otmeiiter
9e1ln9 1T eifria bamit beibaftgt, cine 0ez
le9enbett 3ur llebertretun9 bes pterten
0eboteS 3u iuben. ga oas oierte @ebot
lautet; a0u lpuit 0einen 8ater uuo 0eine
Wfutter e3ren", 10 miro 6errn @aibington
0eltng bieier &ormurf gan3 neu 1etn.
Wttt Der BaraOe ser 8rieftrGger bat bas
pterte @ebOt ftBcrIi9 nibts gu tbun.
, 1894-10-02

,0ti6te Did auf" 1T cine bdmiI6e @rmo6=
tun9 at 0ieienisen, Die gang berultter 1ino,
obte Qppetlt un6 eutnutbi9t. Aber bic Dirt,
i'll mel6er 6oob's Soriaparila ben l6ma6en
aorper %oufbaut unb suten gppetit stebt, tit
pnl10erbar.
, 1894-10-02

= Sre6 Steinba9 in Ga Grange tpur6e
in einem Dor &ibter Sherman baiel6it unb
elmer gel6tporenenbant a~bgc6a(tenen 8roz
5eB i6uLbtg brfun0en, 9eiItige @ctrGnfe in
GuantttGten p%ertauft SIT ba6cn, tpelbe bic
8unOeSli5ens ntdht geitatten uno INN 500
beitraft uno gu elmer @efdngniBbaft per5
nrtbetlt.
, 1894-10-02
fit JeOormQnn.
fit 9ro6 uno Hlein.
fit Arm ono ReiC6.
COnklin'S
9anobm6
Nutltden Wlffens,

Siir 0as Oaus entbdGt es nib'
ft9e &ecepte aGer @rt, QngabeF
iiber MaB un6 @eui9t II. I'm.
giir 1auaeute siebt es Quf,
hluB in ge16dftli9en uu0 seieb'
liden Sragen, iOmie G3atb in 8ua'
fiibrung unO ibren per19iebenev
Snftemen,
Jiir 5e1edDaniker cine 8uiam'
anen1teOun9 Der in ibr Sad f9la,
senoen me6ani19en @eiebe unb
aaer benfmIrOisen grfinbunsep
un0 Mai6ineu,
Jiir 0em JanOmerker praftti9e
&atb19tdse unb itatiitii6e Qn'
gaben.
gir Den 9anowtrtb @itte'
eu~ngSre9eGn, 8obenfun0e, 8atb'l
fdld9e fir 8%eaGerun9, 2anOmei1
Jung un0 Beban0luns bon 8ieb}
giir Oartner GuH6liTe Gbet
2ebensfdbigteit Der Gamenarten, /
Reimen, 8a6stbum Der 8dume &c,
giir 0olittker itatiitiibe8eri9ts
dber 8ablen, 8en6lterung8SaDL
8arteisruppirungen.
giir Bol2bdnoler 9enaue 0}oB'
tobe1en.
giir Dudbalter Re6nuugss unS
2ahltabeIieu.
Gs TT rtt1nOgIid, ben reidjeu ST.
balt oieies 9anbbu9s audi nur
onndbern0 au i6ilbern.
Seoes Sitter, ieber @tanb uno
8ernf fnOen barin i9neG Gatb
anO Sh1R6GuB.
0a5u fom1nt cine 8uIammeu.
iteunng aaer pi6tisen geIdiGtli,
den Greisniie, iOwie seesrapbiiGe
Qngabeu bur6 SO tletne 9aubfarteB
erldutert, ftatiitii@e 8u1ammen.
fteunnsen iber Geididte, 8ebDlfe
rr1s nno Ste Grseusniie aGer @taas
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Trasen bon ousemei.
ITEM Sntereiie finbet man bier in
eeritdttuti6er 5aHung
AntgDOrt nnd 8eleRruna.
, 1894-10-02

ODnm & SealB DHertren ieoes mene Btano,
~ pelhes ni6t 5u ben ~re9ulQreu SDrten 9ebDrt, uno
jebes mebr Ober tpeniger 9ebrau4te giano in ibren gers
toufSrdumen bc0eMteno Mnter Seit 9etp 81 GIt6en
NretSem. 8eadtet oleIe lueui9en 8etipiele:
$40 8iiou Upright, en9lii6es Mtooel, Mabpganp.
1925 Geeo & Cons Upright, in 9uteln 3uitonbe.
$l35 Stem England Upright, fiQurtrte Side.
$3.50 Stem England Upright 9rDBte5 @aoinet 9rouo.
$175 GiteD g. So. Upright groBeS perfeinerteS Se1iQn.
5000 8ranntitler Upright beteS Wtuiter, MaDo9anD.
5000 &rpn & 9enlD Upright, tbotI6nli6 nod neu.
$275 Steiulpa0 Upright, III o~plfomlnenem 3uitauoe.
$3.50 QGoibburn Upright, iebr 9roB, Mabo9anD.
$75 0ole & SouS Square, Z SttaOen, 0eI1ntBte 8eiue.
800 9tefp 9prf Btono So. Square, ueues 9eIiQn.
1915 Gblceriu9, @oucert 8rano, ueueres Weuiter.
$135 Sale Upright proctil) men.
1925 STEM Gnglaub Upright, BON blbId5er Gr1detnunQ.
$l25 Yeltou & BpmeroD Upright. iebr QroB.
$3.50 Gn9eI Upright populdres Mt1titer oes Sales.
SIS @ieuuo 9ranb, Elm She'll bes Go1tenpreiIes.
SITS Slider Upright, tpentg 9ebroutt.
$500 Stetnpa0 @rono. .5et9t feline Spur bes 9ebrau1s.
1925 0o1e & Cons Upright. tlelueS beaebrensu. M}Dnea.
$3.50 @nobe Upright, %prasbtiges. pent9 gebraa4t RiauO.
1915 Steinpop uprtgt fDnute fir ner pailtreH.
$500 &nabe Upright, IuperbeS MeltouSiteluuQS=9eiQu.
$275 9o3elton Upright. anBeroroentliber NSertb.
$275 Sallet & 9aniS Upright, elm IbDnes Ntauo.
1925 Sepett Upright, ipe3iea ~reousirter 8reis.
$3.50 &nobe Sqlore, 10 feIu ais lie 5upor.
lIuo pele &noere.
Cine 5pedentiprebeno 9eCfe Iotpie Elm biibi9er Stub1
Qefen NIT leoem PSlaHo, oaS int 9fetaiI OerfouTt 1plrD.
, 1894-10-02
Gt~rhnmnntuppen
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement PSt tRs RMETGRop96ETAN LIFE !;
New York, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital paid up in cash 1000, oO0.O9
ASSeEa.
, 1894-10-02
CYNICAL PUBLICATION.

CYNICAL PUBLICATION.
Animal 0tstnmnnt of the GERMAN I'll INSURa
hnh0el otoCONlUAt ANCEC COMPANY of Pittsburg
in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day Of
December, 1888: made to the Insurance Super.
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-02
Stdoti1hes.
Aus Dem Stootrotb.

Detobotfaaften oes Mayors. - Die pfofe=
rune DER Safe, PART uno Ger So Sale
2Ipe. - Gin Gomite 3ur Grmittelurg Der
beften pFofterart. - Deridieoene In9e=
le9enhetten.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12
=. Ata-;oce; City.

Tie Philadelphia Ttn,rs tel, oi a
party oi archaeo.oe4-,s just rcturncd to
that city from the uortheas, corner
OF North Dakota, nho tells thrilling
story Il the abandoned city 81 We,
Lynne. IN that state
This i the same city about which
the lfrqiHtaU wrot. AT length a Shor.
time since upon information furnished
by the Brooklyn Eagle The Times -av,
the clty j. Ge.olate and going 10 decay
No traffic goes on III its streets No
homes are in It's dwellings The streets
are graded. have sidewalks and trec-
and shrubbery flourish in the vari-
surrounding the residences. but all i.
silence and loneliness.
The town Is opposite Elner7on, Just
across the Manitoba line from -, Vim.
cent. There, ON two sides Of the Red
river and within an area Of four square
miles. are four town--Emerson West
Lynne, Winston and pembina West
Lynne l. on the west bank Of the river.
The history Of the place il one of the
romances OF town building in the boom
period, when Winnepeg Was the me
tropolis Of the North Some schemer.
with more fertility than scruples plot
ted and exploited a city on the river at
poin, where they claimed the Great
Northern was to cross. Eastern capi-
talis's were becoming interested and
money was plenty. There Was no sham
about the actual construction OF that
town. but substantial reality"
"A man named Murray, of Chicago.
WIS agent lie sclu al auction lots lDr
5000 cash While he would lie sci
ling, a telegram would come notifying
HIM Of the sale OF certain plot. aud it
would 0e withdrawn Then he >old
adJoinlnL lots at advanced prices. That
was the broker feature Meantime.
building was progressing. No board
shapties, wood walls. nor canvas shells
but handsome structures Of brick or
lumber, thoroughly finished in ap-
proved style, were erected. and today
the town Is a handsome but useless
monument to the crcdulity OF some
and the hardihood Of others 1t has
houses which cost from -. GOO to SIC, :
OCO and bridge that cost 100000.
and Is capable Of holding population
Of 10000. and yet not human being
lives in it,"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12
SCOTLAND NECK. N. c. THURSDAY APRIL IL 1894
Origin g Familiar .uo:a.:o.s.


'>si'e'ea.
rom Bacon comes Know Nied-e !
power
IhoHs7s 9'otlie.4le SAID That "Ili! :
AKIN 10 love
lfean swift thought that " Bread !
the stall o. lie y
All cry and no wool ! found IN
Buffers "Hudlhras,',
Thomas Murgon querled long ago ;;
" hat VIII Mrs. Drunday say
Edward Coke wa OF the opinion
'fa' y man mouse was ms castle
Washington Irving coined the eH-
''e'''''' ''e ann 7'''' ''''''''
- 'e'''''' >eO' i''' -'0
'''o'''-''l' '''''' II '''' 0'' ~ nus
nan Purposes '''' wv N'S
i'''i 'ieoN J''''o'' 'ieoN 'iioii
. '''0 ''7 - ""'' N'''''' -'0'''
''i 0ei'i'se' o''' ii'' o''e O'''' 'oi u .
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12
Waterproof Masonry.

Nutionni Bufider.
What was at first con-ldered a doubt
full experiment, viz, the use Of coal tar
a. a means Of rendering masonry inn
pervlous to water, especially in posi-
tons exposed to direct contact with the
latter, has proved a practically valuable
resource. Used AS a coating for mason
rv built up OF very porous stone, tar
renders it quite impervous, even at
depth OF some fifty feet Of water, and
according TO the opinion OF those whose
experience has been extensive with il
the article should be utilized in oil pub
lie buildings, particularly those design
ed for the prcaervation OF works Of art
the di.solving action Of water, even
upon mortar Of superior quality, being
we'll known, and also the unfavorab!e
effect Of the exudation Of water charg
ed with lime salts from the mortar
Two methods Of using the ta- are
named, viz. in boiling state in one
or several layers, this being suitable for
surfaces exposed to the air; or it may
be made to fame up before using be
ing appropriate TO surfaces which have
to be covered up. 1t is stated that
when boiling coal tar is employed in
three coats on masonry the resul: i a
black and very brilliant varnl-h, which
perfect re-ists the action Of frost, wa
ter and sun, being likewise absolutely y
imperlous and the tendency Of the
black coating 10 absorb heat NAV he
overcome by withdrawing the whole
before the tar is quite dry.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12
Dangerous When he ate Cheese.


ETChnu0e.
sam Pembertom. who had been in
his Younger days captain Of a whaling
vessel. was invited with his wife to
take tea at a neighbor'S, and during
the meal some one passed the captain
plate Of cheese, whcreupon his wife be
came much agitated and exclaimed
sam pelnberton. YOU be VERY careful
how vou eat cheese YOU know how !
have to suffer whenever YOU DO - All
who we're seated about the table were
curious to know how it was that Mrs.
oemherton should suffer when Mr..
Pemberton ate cheese, and 50 the capt
in explained after this manner:
"Ill tell ye what Marian means. Ye
see about a week after Id lett til ship,
We were yisitin' our daughter Jane, n
tn city. an one night We he'd for Sup
Der some cheese er good de.,, like this,
a.d as | like cheese, ate quite or lot
cn it. Wall. after I'd gone ter bed |
he'd tn greatest dream you ever heerd
tell Of. | dreamed .hat | was aboard
tie o. ship an there cum up such er
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12
IIzsov' a Popular Song Was Made.

The N,,sjcoi Nrss nger. Of Cilcin-
matt, q1.o:cs song-"ritcr's account Ola
welI-kn0vn melody.
:! had been III Chicago and had dan
cel! All night at bali on the West Side.
| reached home. Milwaukee, the next
day tired out, and was lying in my
~trel5; came in to see me and said he
wanted :; osand new long for the show.
| told him | had some good songs al
ready written, but he didn't want amy
Of them. He wanted a song that 10
one had heard | told him ! was so
used ~ after the ball that / didn't feel
like writing, bat he told ne 70 get up
something. After he went away tried
to thiAI Of subject Ny head was
full Of tile music and Wultzes OF the
night before. | struck me all at once
that After the Ball would be a good
title | mapped out the simple story
and began to improvise q tune on the
piano. II thirty minutes | had finish
ed the whole thing and sent it to my
ameteur friend It did not occur to
me that the song would be popular in
fact did not have a very high opinion
Of It. | simply rushed it through to
0blloe this friend OF mine. At present
TIE song is being sold everywhere ii
tile world The total of sales to date
i not lar from eight hundred thousand
cories. and can YOU figure for yourself
hat ! lave made neat BIT out Of it.
so lie was tired when he wrote 1t :.
PERHAPS that accounts Tor the Wearl-
nes many have felt in hearing it. Yet
who wouldn't write such 4 song, with
its golden results. If be could?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12

Narnish for scratches in horses j.
recommended by correspondent. He
says that by washing the diseased part
thoroughly with warm -uds, applying a
coat OF coach varnish. speedy cure l.
affected.
\ farmers wife says that three table
spoonful- oi ground Java coffee given
to a COW in mess will cure the scour>
and less quantity given to calf OF
pig will never fail TO accomplish the
desired result.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12
OVER 1T ALL.
ANNIE WILSON SIMMONS.

Over il all-the care and the fret,
The mixture OF JOY and sad regret,
The anxious thought and the burdened
heart
The bitter loss and the cruel smart
Over it ail--thiS puzziing dream
His clad love shines with holy beam.
Over it alI-the hope and the fear,
The struggle for right when wrong IS
near,
The Kind intent, though the words be
cold.
The prayer for patience and loves sweet
hold
over it all His Justice lies
Unchanged iv sudden Or dark surpri G.
Hyer i, ail-the day and the night
The hours Of dark. tie seasons OF light,
Mistakes and biunders ana faults and
all
The pitful cries from those who fall
His kindness waits to hel y and bless
N'ith 4 fathers touch Of tenderness.
And He sees t ali and reads arght
As we cannot do with blinded sight,
And we dare rot blame. we dare not
chide
When others faltcr 10 turn aside:
We see in part. We know but in part
The human thought and the human
heart
And It's "cli 10 .eayc to His own care
The open j;ld .grnent-if must be fair
Il ~, III,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12

cry. IL CtSN % Wb N III 10" tt-ii WY p tF
regulating, clean -. and repairing all tho
organs - tle bolS.
When the g-rl,s of di~"a." arr round about
us we do not AL got thcm Why San' ~
US nr- in too good cnui.'. I'm. Thc germs
Of Consump,ioii, Grippc. Ialnrla, nni all the
infect ious dis cases, pas vpu hy II you nro
strong 10 resist their attack Render yeur
sH germ proof by putting your blood and
liver In a healthy state
In all blood taints and dsca"s-, II tho nts
covery fails to benefit OF cure. your money
In returned
No other medicine Of It's kind can bc sold 10
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12

] ty summer day that | entered a
Pullman car at Chicago. bound Tor
New IorK, by limited train There
were bat three passengers in the car
when | entered, one man and two
young ladies My section was the one
next back of that occupied by the Ia
dies.
noticed that they eyed me sharply
as donned my duster and smoking cap
They were both fine appearing and
had q look indicating intelligence one
had dark brown hair and the other
quite light. In age judged them to
be near the middle Of the twenties
They seemed to take no further notice
Of me my white hair, / suppose, was
the passport, for they talked on as Glib
y as If IN a private parlor.
! could not help hearing what they
said, for their voices were clear and
musical All they sad would fill a
book and there was good sound sense
mixed in all along. Some Of the things
are worth repeating and remembering
E..
Kansas and the other from Nebraska
and that their acquaintance was only
an hours length. since meeting in t!e
depot They knew all about each 9th
er's State, had travelled over nearly the
same ground IN different parts Of the
world, and had read the same books
The Nebraska gill was Blaine Repub-
can the other an Independent. Nclth-
er Of them was a 'slouch' in politics.
The Nebraska girl was the light hHire3
one. and could tell when size wa~
talking. for She motiOned it out with
her head | never heard two men dis
cuss political issues more intelligently
in my life learned many things
never knew before, especially ABOUT 'he
West
These ladies were both on their way
to Chatatlqua. for the purpose of spend
ing month in camp, and were to stop
at jamestown. 30 other pasSenc GERS
entered o,1r car til toward night. 50 no
reason was afforded for susperding free
do,u oI expression. would have ioin-
ed item III conversation but was too
much interested in their talk. Tariff.
cur,encv and raiIroad, were discussed
,hnno,t tbe l>onsas pirl was . little
~, ,,nch for her o.,,,ooent on tariff
when size asked What benefit the tariff
va, ~ tho N-es+ thar va shonld nay
tho E,... two ,rices for eyorvtljne we
buv 81 them The only answer made
was that # Ece1;s orr money at home
# i Is all kent IN TIE East.
Their conversation soon turned upon
+ho s,,,,;oc+ of marriaoe NO" sid
go \o1ros1,, ni,1 with q toss of her
l;.h+ ho;r y navar had . Genuine of-
for oG ,oarr;aoe N my life. and have
nv oni,ion of gjrls who boast Of hay-
l.,1 dozon offer. TLc, either
ft - .J,ov are beartIess a1rts Men o;
soose 90 not .propose unless there is
ro,.c., RI, l,ol;ev:n~ ti}at tho> Viii he
,.co,4..l !, fool onlv vvilIl, rJ0po~e
:, lie Statue Of Liberty from the
Rroo1-,,n tri1po Ike to see oi.l,
who encourage the attention of men
for a While until marriage is proposed
ana then sen{, them adrift-i say | like
"a 500 such oi,Is na;I OF in their own
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12

The men who cultivate the soil are
really one-half OF the whole body OF the
people. That which impoverlshes
them. that which denies to them tull
reward fer their tabor and their invest
ments in land and tools intlict hurt
upon the nation, as a whole with the
same certainty thai injury to the hmb
of a man fills his entire body with pain
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12

or thirty he never Will | can support
myself. and my savings invested are
worth four thousand dollars. but new
er viii support a man for the sake Of
having a husband.
Yes. | met one man that ] did
I not show the Iocket TO- / could have
reciprocated bis love. but circunstan-
ccs separated IL, and we have not met
for years. | suppose be had a friend =,
or has found one since dearer to him
than a sister. ! still have a desire 10
meet him again. l had rather look
for diamond all the DAYS OF my life
and never find it than to load up with
common dirt the first day of my
search"
The story Of the dark-halred girl was
more pathetic. She had bad an offer.
had been engaged, and was really now
under engagement. when | was at
! Wellesley,' she said, 4 spent my last
,,,catiop with a chum in New York
Tboro 7 wa. in+r,drcod tn.o man and
really fell in love with him. as the story
goes. and | love his very image vet. |
believe he loves me. He was intelli-
Gent. handsome. and uch. found bv
his own talk that he knew all about
me. and that some intimate acuuaint-
ance Of mine had posted him. That
did not care about. but at the same
time it 81 ggested to me to 10 the same
thing. This was about three months
before or set wedding day. I went to
my old pastor. told him my story, ana
asked him to assist me. lie cheeffully
! yoluntce red to take my case lears
before he had lived in NeW York, bad
many acquaintances ti4esc, and could
set at the bottom u matters. After
ward felt almost guilty, for it implied
doubt toward the one | loved.
NJ uto,. ,,,o+o so,o,o1 Ia-to,. and
received several. but nothing resulted
axcentino clear evasjons on the part of
two or tI,roe writer's At last bottom
facts came. Nh expected husband was
a moderate drinker and addicted to oc-
caSional drunken spreeS He never
I had come mo my presence "ith the
least taint of either liuuor or tobacco
on his breath. was then only a little
over week to our wedding day, and
The invitations were out. decided to
iay the letter before him. and act af-
tervard. sol teleeraphed him to come
the dav before He came and | laid
tlc letter before him. He read and
re-read. bjusI,ed biz hi. lips. his hand
tra,nIled tbe nannr shook 50 that il
r.tlo1 7 was more Than FIVE minutes
1T seemed 70 me an ace-bcfore he
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-12

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