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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-08-27

My little boy, when two years Of age
was taken very ill with bloody fiux;
was advised to use Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and DiarrbOea Remedy. and pro
cured part Of a bottle. carefully read
the d'rectEns .'E. Ingle aud Vile icy;
On home Saturday from the WesterH
N. of the State where they had bet
ish Toying the invigorating atmosphe,r
IN the mountain climate for several V,
on Mrs. Manning returned home
dr. Baltimore Saturday. Her fr
ate were pleased to see her looking SO
'nn-h. .sIseIing w-rd6J6.' -
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

The act Of the last General Assem-
bly, restoring to the people the right
of local self-governmen, by the cleo
ton OF their county commissioners and
justices of the peace by vote Of the peo-
pie IN the respective counties, and the
safeguards therein provided, meets
with our hearty approval, and we
pledge the Peoples party to the con-
tlnued support and maintenance of
that legislation, and warn t.: voters
OF the necessity of preventing injurious
changes in that act, and Of the danger
of electing members of the General
Assembly hostile thereto.
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vVoT2"'s orK

,,revcr done, and it is especially wearing
.u4 ,cca~i-0mc to those whose blood is
..ror-,. and unfit properly to tone, sus-
..i, and renew the wasting OF nerve,
'tS-IscIe and tissue. 1t is mo- because Of
.Lt. condition Of the biOD that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
T,sn because Of the work itself. Every
rbrsjcian SAYS 60, and that the only rem
DIV ]. in building up by taking good
rsrye tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer
rke Hood Sarsaparilla. For the trou bles
Peculiar to t'oHen at change of season,
climate or life, or resulting from hard
Tork nrrvDusness, and impure blood,
,tousauCs have found relief and cure In
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-08-27

Don't let anyone persuade you to take
anything else instead of Simmons Liver
Regulator. Some merchants will try to
do this but not for your good. They do it
to make little more profit on something
which is Of an inferior quality, though you
must pay just as much for the bad as for
the good. Be sure to take Simmons Liver
Regulator. and nothing else. Look for
the Red Il on every package.
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Washington Times. ]

"You never loved me-" she cried
historically, "and now, only to think
Of it, l am married to you"
"You seem to forget" he answered,
unfeelingly, "that l am also married
to YOU"
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LEGAL TENDER MONEY,

We favor the exercise by the State
of North Carolina of the reserved con-
stltutionl power to make all gold and
silver coins of the United States (in-
Guiding the trade dollaD legal ten
der for the payment of debts, and that
this right be enforced Ivy the passage
of ali appropriate act by the General
Assembly.
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ABOGUS KING.
THE STORY OF PERKIN WARBECK WHO LAID CLAIM TO
THE THRONE OF ENGLAND.


of
pishing His
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GOLD NOTES AND MORTGAGES.

We believe that all money demands
should be payable in the lawful money
of the United States without preference
or discrimination, and therefore favor
the. passage by the General Assembly
of law to prohibit the taking or CIV
ing OF gold notes, bonds and mort
cages in this State, and the making Of
all money demands solvable in any
kind of lawful money of the United
States.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-08-27
THE TEST.

1t matters not. my friend, how rich you
How grand and great;
How brightly DER you shines ambitions
star,
Or high estate;
1t matters naught though rarest silks en-
Your stately form,
And marble walls inlaid with cleaning
gold
Shut out the storm.
But whether you have proved your noble
birth
BY noble deeds.
Regardless of the snsers and snareS OF
earth
Or useless creeds;
Whether your soul has scared in courage
high.
Erect and free,
With resolution that can do or die,
Is much to me.
| care not whether you have won in fight
A warriors fame
Or graved in silver letters dazzling bright
statesman name;
1t matters not that people bow the head
In tiattering fear;
Or nations tremble with a anameleSS dread
When you are near.
But whether you nave SpokeH "oIus HoS'
kind
And sown the seed
That bears rich fruitage in the human
mind
OF thought and deed;
Whether YOUR heart has triumphed DER its
With courage true.
And mid the lowly hearted turned aside
Its work to do;
Whether your eyes have learned to look in
love
On all around,
And turning others hearts and eyes above
Their bonds unbound
Reclining on the rich return that waits
For those who see
Beyond the portals of the golden gates,
Is much to me.
! For he who learns to work and watch and
| Unvexed by any fortune, any fate
| Thus truly good, is truly grand and great
| Six weeks ago l suffered with very Sc
we're cold was almost unable to speak
| MY friends all advised me to consult .
| physician. Noticing Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy advertised in the st. Paul PoLks
| Zeitung, l procured a bottle, and after
| taking it short while was entirely we'll.
now most heartily recommend this rem
edy to anyone suffering with a cold. WM-
kEIL, 67a Selby Ave, st. Paul, MINI. For
sale by NJ. Dorsey, Druggist.
Don't fail to see ThomasOn's line o.
Gauze Vests. Nice and cheap.
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WILLIAM ]. BRYAN.
HOW THE CHAMPION OF DEMOCRACY
IMPRESSES PEOPLE.

His Journey From Nebraska to New
YOrk-Julian Hawthorne, the Gifted
Novelist and Brilliant Writer Gives
Graphic Pen Picture of the Stall
wart and Sturdy Young Standard
Bearer-his Address, &c.
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Thomason can show O beautiful line OF
Organdies and Summer Serges.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-08-27
INTEREST.

We pledge ourselves to maintain the
SIX per cent. interest law enacted by
the last General Assembly.
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POPULIST PLATFORM.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES EN1rNc1-
ATED BY THE STATE CONVENTION

ENDORSES the Past Record of The Par.
ty in State and National Affairs
Ihe Election Law, County Govern
ment and Public School Acts Point =
ca to With Pride-RaiIroads and
other Matters Touched Upon.
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Are you tired all the time? Then your
blood needs to be enriched and purified BY
Hoods Sarsaparilia. the One True Blood
Purifier. 1t gives vigor and vitality.
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REDUCTION OF SALARIES.

In order to keep our public servants
in thorough touch and sympathy with
the oppressed masses, and to check to
some extent the scramble for Office,
we demand a reduction of salaries un-
til such time as through an increase of
the currency the price OF property and
products will justify the present rates.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those southern Root, .nd Herbs which a
all wise Providence has pla, ed couu,iles ~he,
Liver Diseases most prevail. IL will cure al
Diseases caused 10y Derungcmcnt OF the
Liver aud Iowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint a bitter
or bad taste IN the nth. Pain IN the BACK sides u,
JOINTS, often mistaken tur EhcuHatsm. sour
Stomach: Ie.s =" Appetite. Eowri. alternately
oostive and Ian: Headache Loss II Mrtuory with
painful sensation ii having failed 10 10 sor.c hing
which aught To have been Goro Debility; Low
Spirits; thi.k. yellow appearance the Skin aud
Eyes: dry Cough. often mistaken iaI t..rtsuIn tua
= Sometimes many of these y.;,tuIua attend the
disease. At others very few but the NiR the Largest
organ IN the body. rntrally ilc the disease
and net Regulated IN time. great suicfin- wreI,h.
edncss and DEATH viii crsue.
The following hishv esteemed i,cr>a rs t., the
virtues Of SIMau>a iA,.R Er,.r :,lnE t.,n. " =.
Holt, Pres Ga. = ". K. X. Go. Rev J. X Fielder
Perry, Ca G." r +. S.abs. .ih.,:y Ia: {. Master.
Son, tsq sheriff lthb Go. ia: A Butts. Sanhridge
ga. Rev. J. ". Burke. Macon Ga: Virgil Powers
Supt ia. ;. W. K. r. Hon. ArNanicr II STEPHENS
We have tested it, Virtues personally aud know
that for dyspepsia. ii!"usic,. and lhrutbns Head
ache, 1t Is the bet n.' ihc world ever saw We
have tried fo:ty other rcci> lci,ac summons Liver
Regulator. and e! ;:c:iG Ihan sm-
porary relief the RecutuI u;y rcic>c but ,ured
D-l-D. 1rLEGRAIit ,..p M ..t.i y MACON. IA
IhHiIa, Ii-EIlr t->Il
i III A. sa n
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The action of the Peoples party
members of the last General Assembly
has demonstrated, beyond question,
that the Peoples party has been true
to its antecedent platform declarations
in favor of public education. We favor
still further improving and broadening
the public school system OF the State
as rapidly as a proper regard for the
interests of the tax payers and the re-
sources of the State will permit. We
also favor such revision of our presen,
school system as may increase the eff
cience of our public schools and in
sure the most competent and effective
,, supervision. We think that the com
mittee on Education of the next Gen
eral Assembly should invite and secure
as far as possible, the cooperation oI
the leading teachers and educators OF
the State in framing and perfecting the
school law.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy to Op.
crate Cure Indigestion, billiOusness. All
druggists 25c
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commerce COMMISSION all complaints
OF extortion and discrimination with
such vlgor and continuity that should
they fail to secure remedial action BY
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, all the people would know where
to place the responsibility for existing
outrages; and it their facilities for
fighting the battles of the people be-
tore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission are inadequate for that pur-
pose, that they make recommendation
to the General Assembly of amend
ments to existing laws, to the end tha,
low and fairer rates may be established
both in the State and Inter State juris.
dictions.
Res0lUed, That we recomend a con
stitutional prohibition of the purchase,
lease or rental of parallel or competing
railway lines.
FREE PASSES.
We favor a law forbidding the Civ.
ing of free passes to public officials
and forbidding their receiving the
same.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD LEASE
We condemn the lease of the NORTH
Carolina Railroad to the Southern
Railway Company for ninety-nint
years, not only as bad business trans
action in which the interests of the
State amounting to the large sum oil
S3,ooo,ooo invested in good paying
property yielding an income, were
sacrificed; but we also, in most en-
phatic terms condemn the hasty ant
secret manner in which it was don.
several years before the former thirty
years ease, by its terms, would have
expired. We call the attention of tht
people of the State to the fact tha
some mysterious power has prevented
an investigation, through the proper
legal channels, of this transaction
which was SO universally condemned
by the press Of the State and all classe:
of our citizens, when it first became
known. We therefore demand thai
the next General Assembly fully in
vestigate this transaction, and to tht
end that the interests of the State may
be fully protected as far as it can bt
done, such legislative action shall bt
taken as to counteract, as far as posi-
BILE, this unwise and secret transaction
REMOVAL OF CASES.
The removal of cases from the State
courts to the Federal courts for tria
wherein the plaintiffs are poor person:
and defendants rich foreign corpora
tions, on application Of defendants, i:
growing evil in North Carolina, anc
in its practical operation frequently
amounts to denial Of justice to poo,
suitors, and therefore should be Con-
demned. We demand, therefore, tina
the next General Assembly shall pas
such general statute on this subjec
as to take from such corporation
doing business in this State the privi
lege of carrying on business in Nortf
Carolina, and Withdrawing the pro.
lection OF the State extended to theil
business, if they persist in escaping the
jurisdiction Of our courts when claim
are sought to be enforced against then
therein.
We advocate such legislation as viii
insure a just listing and taxation of all
evidences of debt, and make an equi
table adjustment of the burden Of tax
alton between the debtor and a cred
itOr.
REDUCTION OF SALARIES.
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Hood s
rsaparilIa

Tie Oa- True Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by {. L. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass
:, MI are the only pills to take
HOOQ : PllIS with Hoods SarsaparilIa.
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ASK the ~oosenS
The Chcapcst. rurest and Hest lamiiy
Medicine ia the World,

For DYSPEPSIA. CoNSrIrATI0N. ,aund,e
Bilious attacks. SICK HEADACHE, IoL, pepres
sion ut Spirits. S'it k STOMACH, Heartburn etc
lhis uniraivd remedy Is Warranted To coi,,
single particle o MuHCuRy. any mineral substance
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JUDICIARY,


Our judiciary should be lifted above
the plane of PARTISAN politics.
REFORNIATORY FOR YOUNG CRIMINALS.
We favor the establishment Of a
State institution for the reformation OF
young criminals.
DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION CON-
DEMNED.
We condemn the Democratic ad-
mlnistration in North Carolina for its
failure to execute the antitrust laws ol
, the State now on our statute books,
and call the attention of the people
to the fact that official action in this
regard is not in harmony with the ul-
! ira antitrust sentiment heretofore and
now being expressed by the leaders OF
the Democratic party.
RAILROADS.
! We favor the establishment Of such
equitable and low freight rates and
charges for products shipped from
North Carolina as will enable shipper:
and producers to realize at least fail
remuneration after costs Of such ship.
ments have been deducted.
We call especial attention to the
possibilities Of the trucking industry
in Eastern North Caro- lima, an indus
try which, but for The eXto1tionats
tariffs of the common carrier, woulC
increase an hundred fold, carrying
with it the greatest prosperity to that
highly favored section it has eve'
| known.
We earnestly recommend to oul
State Railroad Commission that they
,se all the powers they have to bring
about such reductions; and especially
THAT they urge before the Interstate
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J. IL. ZEII.IN 4 CO.. Philadelphia. IA.
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Don't fail to see Thomason's line of
Gauze Vests. Nice and cheap.
The morning times., 1896-09-23
PAT RAEDY HAS A FIGHT ON
Abe Ulman of Baltimore Ready to
Meet the District Lad

Abe Ulmau. Baltiniore's clever boxer,
was In Washington last evening and had a
talk with Pat Raedy. who is recognized
as the champion OF the District OF Columbia
in his class.
The fistic artists have been eager to
make q match for some time. and the meet
ing resulted In partial arrangement.
They agreed to meet early next week and
sign artIcles for a fight for $3.50 a side,
the contest TO take place before the club
offering The best stake.
When the men are reAty to sign articles
the stake holder will be chosen. who will,
10 doubt. be well-knOwu District sport
ing man.
If Raedy and Ulman come together they
ought to maze good fight. The Baltimore
lad is some what taller than Pat. but the
latter looks the stronger OF the two. They
will be good drawing card TO any club,
aud il Ulman is as game as Raedy those
who are present will witness a first-class
contest.
Raedy has not had fight for some time.
and his hacker thinks. and so does Pat, that
he will make the battle of his life when he
next steps into a ring.
The morning times., 1896-09-23
DIAMOND DUST.
In ninth place.

The Senators hit timely and with ease.
King or Norton will pitch for Washington
today.
The Nav Yorks have Won six games
from the Senators.
McJames worked his curves and fast
ones with good effect
Farrell is a restorer of confidence. His
jolly goes IA great ways
The Senators were full tf ginger, and
the patrons OF the game enjoyed their work.
Brown and Lush came within an ace
OF having a run in when Tom captured
Beckley's fly.
Today the Senators can go ahead of
the Brooklyns by winning the third game
from Scrappy.
Just think. That mighty aggregationfrom
Philadelphia failed to win one game out
of twelve from Baltimore.
Selbach will no doubt wear q new red
necktie the latter part of the week. His
triple hit the sign in left field. He said
that be wanted a hat like Bryan wears.
Cartwright's single in the second was
very lucky. Davis was going to cover
second as the ball shot over the space
he had been covering. Ed must make hits
in some way, and that one Of yesterday
was just as good as any.
The ladies will again be admitted free
this afternoon. Mr.. Wagner is trying to
induce Manager Selee to agree to make
all OF the Boston games ladies days. but
has not yet been able to convince the
New Engiander that it would be good
scheme.
The morning times., 1896-09-23
BIO XING IN NEW YORK.
Gloves Weighing Five Ounces or Over
Must he Used,

New York. Sept. 22.-Chief Conlin, on
August Il. asked the corporation counsel
for all opinion as to the legality OF boxing
contests under the amendment of section
45s of the Penal Code by chapter 3O1 of
the laws of 1891. which took effect on
September 1, last.
The chief wanted to satisfy himself as to
the exact meaning OF the law by which all
boxing contests i'll public are prevented,
except regularly incorpo ated athletic
clubs.
Acting Corporation Counsel Turner wrote
an opinion ON The subject on September 1 d.
which has just been made public. Mr.
Turner holds that regularly Incorporated
clubs can give boxing shows at which
gloves weighing not less than five ounces
are used.
Under the opinion the police will stop
all other public contests.
The morning times., 1896-09-23
Results Mt GrayeSend

GravescDd Race Track, Sept. 22.-First
face-For two year -olds. Five and a half
furioDgs. Royal Rose, Ill. Doggett, 8 10
won; Passover. 8 8. Sloane, 6 10 |, second;
Distinction, 10T, Clayton 6 to i, third
Time, 1:lO. Scarfpin, LudwigslIafen, Ben
Ronald, Dye and Mohawk Prince also ran.
Second race-For three year-olds and up
ward. One mile. Arapahoe, 80, Sloane, %
To L. Won; InR3nar. loo. ID. Davis, q to 1,
second, Handspun, 80, Powers, I2 to 1,
third. Time, 1:46. MuskaloDge, jefferson,
Brisk, Premier. Cromwell and Captive also
ran. Captive fell.
1niru ,"ce-1ne Youthful Stakes, of ST.
900, for two-yearolds. Five and half
furlungs. Cleophus, 50, LanIley 4 TO 3,
second; Tragedian, 9s, OIeary, 8 to !,
third. Time, 1:O9. Flying Squadrcn, Ce
luso, Break O'Day and Arabian also ran.
Fourth race-For three year-olds and up
ward. One mile and a furlong Keenan,
110, Griffin. 8 10 8, won; Long Beach, 100,
Coyle, 10 l. second: Deerslayer, ITO, Dog
gett, IL to 8, tlIird. Time, 1:55 3-4. Con
nu;sseur, Damien and Sapelo also ran.
Fifth race-The AttoDtre Stakes. 1000,
heavyweight handicap for all ages. Five
furloDgs. Preston, 119. Martin 8 to l.,
won: 4 Agitation, l IA, Sloane. to2, sCCoId;
Tremargo, 115. Clayton 3 to i, third
Time, III. BoDapar ,e and Ferrier alsor ran.
Sixth racc-FiYe furloDgS. DalEretti, 1O9,
Clayton, 10 TO !. won; Woodvinc- 1O3,
Hewitt, 3 TO <, st cCnd. Declare. II IL, Simms,
6 to l, tiiird. Time. 1:17. Walter. Tit
mouse, Article, Bonhomme. Laurelton, In
hcritance and Sirocco also ran.
The morning times., 1896-09-23
Entries at Gravesend.

Gravcsenu kacetrack, Sept. 22.-Thc fol
LOWING are the entries Tor tonlorrow's
races:
First race-For two-year-olds Five and
a half furlongs. Mr.. Waverly, Squire Gil
lam, Tea Caody, and Motorman, Ill each;
Hewitt, Virginia Water, Plaudita, Hull
Down, Red Spider, The Stockbroker, and
DiaDa's Daughter, los each.
Second rHcc-tor two-year-Olds. Five
and half furlongs. TcnIplestowe and
Satbanas, III each; Claiterfeet, Mild, Tea
Lear, Trianon. Maxine Elliott, Sonnet,
Trayline, 1OS each.
souffle, 109; MuskaloDge, Ben Edcr, and
1O1; Argentina, SO.
Fourth race-For two-ycar-olds. Five
turlongs. Swamp Angel, Ben Ronald, Miss
Prim. Grey Bird, 1 3 each; Ira getian, A b.
sentee, lis each; Free Lance, Christmas,
Keho, Salaire. 1O7 each; Courtesy, lO6;
HI Daddy, Vinita, O3 each.
Fifth race-Milc handicap. Flying Dutch
man, 119; Belmar, IL 2; Magian, 100; Lake
Shore, 1O7; Hanwcll, 106; Peep O'Day,
los; Brandywine, 103; Lcng Beach, 90;
Tinge, 95: Divide, "a: Regulator, 10.
Sixth race--Three-fourths mile. Tom
Cromwell, l / Arapahoe, l l 4; Harrington,
10S: The Swain, l01; Runaway, 102: Tele-
gram, Sc; Amecr, 105.
Seventh racs.-One and three-fourths of a
mile over seven hurdles: Flushing. 155;
Zaldivar, So; woodford, AZ; April Fool,
l40; Mabelle. l35: Clarus. 1873; Alakuma,
The morning times., 1896-09-23
CUBAN SYMPATHIZER MISSING
May Have Been Made Way With by
spanish Agents.

Chicago, Sept ga. ID. Powers, di-
rector and manager or the Cuban Relief
Corps. which only last week opened offices
at 29l Wabash avenue, is missing, and
fears are entertained that lie has been
made away with by emissaries OF the
Spanish Government.
Last Wednesday Powers received a let
ter full Of threats against his life and
stating that there was a secret society In
Chicago. the me embers of which were
Spaniards. which had sworn revenge upon
all Americans who would lend a hand to
help the Cuban revolutionists.
Last evening Powers went to his office
rs usual. At II O'Clock the watchman
found both front AMI rear doors open. This
morning the door, which had been secured,
blythe watcliman. was force dopen. Powers
coat and hat were found in their customary
place. but there was notrace of the missing
man.