The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-22
scnool foR TINE DEAF AND vuns.

school FOR TINE DEAF AND Suns.
Goeevis Desires That AL
AFFLICTED Chndrea SHALL Attend H.
Superintendent Goodwin, Of the
North Ca: DINA school for the Deaf
and Dumb, at MorgSntor. desires
that every child in the Stase
for whom this Institution was
established, shall have its bene
fts. He says there are quite q
number of children i'll the State who |
should be in the school, and he re-
quests parents to correspond with
him for particulars. 4
A circular just issued contains
the following:
The North Carolina School for
the Deaf and Dumb will open its
Second Annual Session, Wednesday,
September 18th, 1895.
All children should be provided
with sufficient amount of comfort
able clothing, with name plainly
marked on each article with iLdeii-
BILE ink, and list of same put in the
trunk.
1t parents prefer to send money
to buy the material for the girls
clothing, it can be well made in the
school free of charge, and by pur-
chasing in large guam titles, u better
quality Of goods can be gotten for
the same money.
Each girl should have two winter
dresses, two summer dresses and
nicer dress for Sunday, four COM
plete changes Of underwear, six
aprons, and six pairs of stockings,
two pairs Of shoes, and pair of rub.
Der shoes, handkerchiefs and other
necessary articles to make them
comfortable. They should have one
or two dark underskirts.
Each boy should have two suits IF
clothing for every day wear and a
nicer suit for dress occasions, and
SIX shirts or waists, four full suits
OF underwear, six pairs of socks, two
pairs Of shoes, and pair of rubber
shoes, q pair of overalls to work in
If parents expect their children to
write home oftener than once IL
month, they should furnish them
with money for stationary and post
age for the session.
If convenient, parents ought to
deposit small sum of money, So to
IS, to meet any little emergency for
their children.
You are requested to deposit at
beginning of session S.. for the
purchase of books for which an item
lied account will be rendered.
Please indicate with X which of
the following trades you wish your
son taught:-Carpentry,-Prinfing,
|-Shoe-making,-Broom and Mai
tress- misunderstanding and Gar.
dening.
We will concede to your wishes IS
far as possible.
HOW THH GOLD MEN CAN WIN AM,
HOW THEW CAN DEFEATED.
By request this editorial which
app ared Aug. LIST, will be kept in !.
few issues Of the paper.l
Any man who has watched the
current of events for the past few
years knows that the next Ma
tional conventions of the two old
parties will not declare for the fr.e
coinage of silver. Each one of then,
may write straddling platform and
nom nate a halfway silver man for
Vice-President, but everybody will
know what that means. The ma
chinery of both old parties is not only
dead against silver and more money,
but is in league with and controlled
by the gold men. Therefore every man
who stays in either of these old par
ties will simply be helping and
strengthening the gold men. Then
how can any man who is hot in
favor of a single gold standard stsy
in either of these gold parties? DO
you want the gold men to win? No.
Therefore you will not vote the gold
ticket. Will you sit down and d.
nothing while the enemies of pros
perity commit their crime? No.
Therefore you will fight the gold
men with all your power. Yes, you
will fight them and vote against
them. You will work and vote for
q platform and a candidate for Presi-
dent who is square on the financial
question.
There is but one way that the gold
men can win. That is for the patriots
in the Republican party who are op-
posed to the gold men to stay in
that party, and for the patriots in
the Democratic party who are op-
posed to the gold men to stay in that
party. Then the gold men would
put up two gold bugs for President
and the patriots would help elect one
of them with their votes. If the
Peoples Party should devide and
each Populist should go back to his
old party, the result would be the
same.
There is but one way that the
gold men can be beate1. That il
for the patriots of the two old par.