The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-08

Elias Dodson used to say, "The work
ers never grumble, and the grumblers
never work.; and it is just about so. The
antidote for complaining is Work, in
frequent and full doses. Biblical Re-
corder
The Washington Post says that Mr..
Dalzsll will not be made chairman OF the
committee on Ways and Means in the
next House by Reed. Reason: Dalzell
fought Quay IN Pennsylvania, and Reed
will do Quay's bidding,
Here are the lines engraved upon the
tomb of Prof. Huxley:
And if there be meeting past the grave,
If all is darkness, silence, yet tbs rest.
Be not afraid, We waiting hearts that weep.
For God giveth His beloved sleep,
And if am endless sleep He wills, so best!
Realizing the fact that the girls of
North Carolina do not have the same
chance to obtain an education as their
brothers. President " E A5ernethy an
nounces that for the next year Ruther-
ford College will give free tuition 10 any
girl who cannot pay for Il, Board IN
the toxin will cost about s. per month.
The address Of DR. 2. L Murphy on
<sThe Care Of the Insane and the Treat
ment and Prcgnosis Of Insanity" de-
liyered at the s. ate Medical S3clet> ~
G3i9shoro last May, has teen published
in pamphlet form. Or. Murphy is a
master upon this subject, aud treats it
with ability.
ssueusar Christianity is not yet ex-
finct. it wonlj seem, but it has incorpo-
rated itse'f with sporting Christianity,
writes. NJ Labouehere "A curate, aged
80. has lust been advertising his desire for
a liying--in the Field of all papers.
His qualification for the cure Of souls
are that he stands six feet, is in full health
and strong, has taken some sort of
honors, is an Cd Varsity Blue, a good
shot and fisherman, and throghly IN
derstands country life and sport in all
its branches. 1t will be fresh Ieproach
to the system of private patronage if no
owner OF a fat living jump at this IN
equalled opportunity Of presenting his
parish with an ideal priest"
In discussing the flop of Mr.. W. F.
Henry TO the Populiss, who scores
Cleveland for appointing few negroes
rs office, the republican, edited by John
Williamson. uses the following language
SIS it true that Mr.. Henry lett the Dem
ocratic party for the reason that negroes
were recognized to the exclusion of Mr..
Henry If that is true, then why
should Mr. Henry join the Populist party
when he knows that the P0pulists and
Republicans are quite likely to fuse in
1896. and thereby make him eat Niger
whether it sets well on his stomach OF
not. re he stays inside the Populist
party be will have to submit and vote
TOO, for negro appointees, or he will have
10 be deceiver of the voters of the
negro race.
Chauucey II. Depew was interviewed il
London. and said; II saw Mr.. Croker
to day. who told me that he is returnin.
to New York 10 take an active par
in TIE campaign. Mr. Croker is very
confident that Tammary Will elect its
wbele ticket, aud be bases this confidence
on the belief that the reformers and tht
Republicans will not be able 10 pull 10
pether. as was in the case in 1894 Il
we are unable to adhere 30 the combina
mons of 1894, Mr. Croker's opinion il
right. Tammany in that event will cleo
ali the judges, the county ticket, tbt
senator's, and most Of the Assemblymen
I believe that the State viii go Republi
can. and that We have pretty SURE
thing for electing the Republican Presi
Dental candidate"
There is war in the WATSON family q
New York State. The cause is the com
mon one Of bicycle with oloomers, anC
this is how II happened. Farmer Wat
son gave his Is year old daughter q
wheel and the money TO buy a bicycle
,osfsme. The girl last week rode into
fbe ward attired in boomers Watson
mare was shocked, Watson pere delighted
v ~ his daughters appearance and hen
~ to ride the pneumatic steed. Bal
Ter had the best OF the sag, aIC
,ghter was obliged to don her every
a.x attire without delay Shortly after
~uhen the girl had gone 20 talk it al oygl
xy;fn q neighb0r, Mrs. Watson took the
highly Objectionable boomers, and, af
ter spanking them it is presumed, chop
ned them into inch pieces and presented
Them to her daughter with this note
ssHere is what is left Of yeur abomiDab.e
bicycle suit No daughter of nine shall
ever be allowed to parade herself in pub
lie dressed in bl9omer costume. Take
those pieces aud use them in some arti
eles of patchwork as reminder of thu
SoIIv manifested by yours If aud your
eathern The old man is raying MAJ
and has given mis- daughter some more
money to buy other boomers, declaring
she shall be- projected lron similar o.
eurrence II is he old ~cman's 'nra