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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19
Don't Neglect Your Kidneys.
Weak Kidneys Caused by Over-wOrk. by Lift
ing or q Strain.

1t used to be considered that only uri
nary troubles were to be traced to the kid
neys, but now modern science proves that
nearly all diseases have their beginning
in the disorder of these most important
organs,
Now by this is not meant that you
should overlook all the other organs and
merely look after the kidneys.
OF other organs may need attention
but your kidneys most, because they do
most
If you are sick, do not neglect your
kidneys, because as soon as they are we'll,
they will help all the other organs to
health.
The mild and immediate fleet Of DR..
Kdmsr's 8wamp,R)o& tho greet kid
Dey remedy, Is soon realized 1t stenCe
the hig nest for i5s wonderful curas Of
the most distressing cases. Swamp
R )ot will Get your whole system gh7,
and the b3s5 proof of this il 6 t9t@l.
You maj have - aanrle be6sfa a
57,s famous kidney rene y sent fTee
b. mail p0arpaid, o. which you r0ay
1est IJs virtues for sucl disorders Is
kidney, bladder and uric acid diseases,
ana urinary troubles, Obliged to pass
water freq leaGly night ami day, sna' +
ing or irritation in passing, brick lust
or sediment in the urine, const ant head
ache, bAckachs, lame back, dizziness,
slee ~olessness, Indigestion, nervousness,
skin trouble, Beight's disease, neural
| gja, rheumatism, bloatiog, ~irri:aOiIIty,
worn out feeling, lack of ambition, loss
/ OF fash, sallow complexion.
II your water, when allowed TO re-
main u~ndisturbed in a glass or bottle
for twensy touc hours, forms a sedi'
ment or settling or has a cloudy ap-
~pearance, it is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need Immediate at
GentiOn.
swamp R )ot is the great discovery
of the eminent kidney specialist, DIR,
| Kilmer, and il used in the leading hes
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

That is a dream of the past, never to
be real z3d-a promise which served
It's day. But a realiz alton Of the dream
is further away than ever, aud in COM
mon with his whitebrother, the shack
les OF a new slavery are being tight
ened around the limbs of the black
man.
Tnis teacher Of his kind says: "The
IIdivitual or race that owns the prop
erEy, pays the tax, possesses the intel
ligence and substantial character, is
the n who is going to exercise the
greatcs6 control of government" But
the classes have p aC3d property"
without the reach OF the masses. To
day less than % per cent of the popu
lAtiOn own ouG-Aalf Of the wealth. of
the country and the process OF wealth
concentration goes on apaGa because
our la vi are Sd framed to producs this
result. The speaker further says: The
negro viii be On a diff rent footing in
this country when u becomes common
81 associate o million dCllars with q
oiacE SKIN" Bl5 that day VIII never
come Ta9 MAKER Of a million dollars
ha9 almost reached the end Of his
tethar, aud Tue owlar OF millions Ia
destined az no distant day to become q
"reminiscences, the 4 blot marring th3
progress OF al age marvellous in al,
OF aer respects, and save for the uan7er
tied poverty / has produced, sue envy
OF 0he ages. TIE days Of tue n2zec Of
millions ava uInDetea. Ia the new
cIvstrz zion 0sg0iog ho will have nc
part Where millions are the rule, there
grea5 poverty abouGds, and Intelligence
10 awakening 60 the fact.
BI5 as our friend says: Politics
mas been the curse Of both races in the
| S)uth. IL th5 aegroas. after eman Il
patton, had been encouraged by their
N rGheru fri5nds whom they trusted
TO advance their material, moral and
intellectual condition and let eff &c
holding wal until they we're fitted {, r
it, the depl1raole race conf C g Of thu
past thirty years would have been
spared and American unity would have
been free from come of it's deepest
scars. TdRt they have been able to
produce among themselves a thinker
as sensible as B Joker 7. Washin gton,
is the bsst indication that has been at.
torded yet that they are working out
OF their troubles"
They are here, aud their destiny is
interviewed with our own, be it for
good or for evil. LIT US hope for good.
Southern Mercury.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19
- DECISION.

5sef5ioa OF the United States
Ina C1urt against the pipe trust,
oIP-,1 to in the General News col
r'l ~ last weeks Progressive Far
am.' hiss been much over-rated. The
NE, does not strike the great trusts
u9' c7uutry. TIE Supreme Court,
o. sss goes ous OF It's way in this very
ln;,, 10 iasiuuate that the great
u~D-,o,riaz csuaos b3 reached by pres
anrjt trust Laws. Why the present
So Ernst Ia y applies TO Ich combina
s a- "a TIE plpe trust but aIIo VS. great
VI ,,,ifa4. such as tue Standard Oh
-. r, essaDe IL thus explained In
T-.srr71 Barker'5 America: The
~, a~,r5ina5,1a vas very dissimilar
-, -.e rrsas msj1rity OF the colossal
,,-,,~a.i11s combining scattered III
s,.-..aI plants under One management
- generality known ~ trusts. In
80 So -ss formed II ooid d flnc5 of
-.r.- Tls ws.sc aud gas pipe com
-,.. a-rzs. "a 90 eals combine. entered
80 IN rv-aana1e bE which each plant
,-,-- me combine WAS Z be allotted
s-r,.H ~ sarr.55ry IN which the others
1,r7- themselves not TO sell pipes IN
I'm ,a..r.s7 and surely this was q
o71bse4f,a in restraint of competi-
rf-7 and ezadsI # there ever was one.
C,nz.o lsaslg the supreme Court could
mt ~ ~e--zrvl.e s1aU DrUoouLce il
T-.. -a1 me case involving this
o--. .s-..-a VISA Il lalY gotCen before
81. ne ~a1rD5raIJas under which
s.1-- asc formed 10 eliminate com
pc r-fsa and whi;h constitute the great
Ds- csn-sga Of trusts are not compro
nlsa9 Dv any such agreements. They
h,rd m agreements bet Eeen what
were O1ce c0npe,ing plants; they sim
rI- own tlam. Aud before the law
eri= is a very different prep 1sition
For uh. re rna cOm0iae is under one
ras5. one ownership, how can there be
found d conspiracy 10 restraint oil
rrase? From the reach Of anti trust
laws these combines that eliminate
c]npatIrson are safe. They can only
be reached By striking out from under
them the supports on which they large
Is rls.. freight dis ordinations, and
through government o Enership."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

Toe January number Of The Define
a,or, which is called the C5ntury
Number. vegins the fly 6tth voume,
and it exhi oi5s a marked advancement
in many details. Tn9re is, as usual, a
complete presentation OF the Seasons
Fashionable modes, a varied section of
brilliant Literary Features, aud gen
eral Fl nusehold Natter. Conspicuous
among the literary a~rticle1 is An Affair
of VIoIets. OV Harriet Riddle D avis, a
delightful story. 81 per year. Butt Dr.
lex Pub. O.. New York.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19
TIE FUTURE OF THe NEGRO.

Professor r rbert L. Washington
lcoloreo) recently delivered a speecn in
B:o0klyn. Among other things he is
quoted as saying that 1T m Ist be ap
parent at t b 8 time that the IF Jrt to
put the rank and file OF the colored
people into a position to exercise the
right Of franchise has not b5en a sue
cess in those portions Of the country
where the negro ia found in large mum
Dcrs. Ether the negro was not pre-
pared for any such wholesale exercise
u the ballot as the an ndn 3nts TO the
constitution contemplated, or the
American people yer not prepared to
sss:s5 and encourage him to use the
ballot. Ia either case n result has
been the same
CJntinuing he says: IN my mtad
there ia no d)ubt that hU made the
mistake at tue beginning OF freedom
If putting the emphasis on the Wror g
END. PJiIttcs and the holding OF eli q
we're emphas .zed almost to the ex3lu-
s.on OF every othsr interest, and we
accepted responsibilities which u OK
psrioace and educ3sion had n0E fitted
"a ID perform with succ 3ss aud ere at. "
Again, he says: To my mind the
pas. ami present teach bus one less IL
to the negr0's friend and the negro
himself-tnat there is but one way
cut, but one hope OF solution, and thai
Ia for the negro IN every part OF Amer
lea ID resolve that his pillar OF fire by
night and pillar OF cloud by day shall
be property, skill. economy, education
ana Christian character"
An. There ia where as greatest dit
fculty will come in. Skill he may pos
seas, economy, education and Chris
tian character may be his, but II he
does not already possess it, property
under the present industrial arrange,
meGt cannot be his.
There are no more 40 acres and a
mule" to be had for the mere asking
or on the promise of some plitician.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19
Ocala Wagons Ct. o. b. Factory.

AL wagons are furnished with box baa II
two sections, and one spring seat. If brake a
wanted add $3.50. If bed and seat are not WaRtea,
deduct for bed $3.50. for seat S1.0O.
N. G. Official Farmers Alliance Guano, % pa9
cent. PhOs. Ac., 2& per cent. Am, 8 Per cent
POtash)
Progressive Farmer Guano. e per cent. Phss,
Ac., 2 per cent. Am, ~ per cent POt&sh.)
N. @. Official Farmers Alliance Acid Phosphate.
Ga per cent. Av. PhOsphoric AcidO
Write for prices. - BUY NO OTHERl
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

a notable feature OF TIE Outlook for
D cem0ar is an article called Trough
Filipino Eyes" This il an authOr:z d
interview With the President o. the
FiID5n J Ints at Hong Kong, obtained
by Mr. Phelps Wnitmarsh, the special
represent alive of Toe Outlook in tt e
PnIlipp ns Islanns. l. IL the fra L
~thoTitstive statement OF the eff 3isl
position Of tie Filipino leaders pub
lished IN an American newspaper.
lf3 90 a year. The Outlook Comany,
New York
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

able to compound.
e you have :ha slightest symotoms
II kidney or bladder gsouoIe. or if there
IS a trace ot it in your family history,
7end e5 once to DR. Kt!m8r & Co ,
Biughanton, n. Y. who will gladly
lend you, b. mail Immediately, with
out cost 10 you. a sample bottle Of
Swamp-R 3ot and g book containing
many OF TIE thousands 12 Il thousands
# testimonial letters received from
sufferers cured. b sure to say thet
you read shis article IL the Raleigh
Progressive Farmer.
IL you are already c10vjnced that
Swamp Root Is what yOunead, you can
purchase the irregular fifty cen5 and one
dollar sig bo5 LES at drug stores. Don't
make any mistake, bus rememter the
ame, Swamp R OF, DR., Ktlner's
Swamp Root
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

A prominent Washington newspaper
man, speaking OF Republican nomina-
tions, says That the President will
be re nominated there has been no
doubt FOR a long time. As to the nom
iue9 for Vice President the sentiment
in favor o. E ihI R Dot, the Secretary Of
War, is rapidly growing. That Mr.
Root l. willing to go on the ticket with
Mr.. Mckinley there is not the slightest
doubt IT is known that he has aspira.
tons o. hat character"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

Owing to rapid changes in prices OF
nearly all articles. the below prices cau
not be guaranteed. We will give you
the benefit of the lowest price ruling
the market on the day your order is
filed. Make money orders payable in
Raleigh as that saves US a lee. Don't
send silver by mail; DC. stamps taken
for any amount less than 81.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

II B FAEE%IE7 . a.
M Q.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

pira's; recommended by akillful phyRi
clans in their private practice; and is
taken DY doctors themselves who have
kidney ailments, because they recoR-
niza in it the GREATEST 81 d most sue
'eaaFnI r rna@y for kidney end bladder
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

The above is q exact cut of the FIVE Drawer Improved Alliance Saving
Machine. which we consider not only the best for the money, but the best
machine ever offered TO the public At any price. Has ali the latest improve
uenrs m attach ne1ts almost nowelessIv Ali the wearing parts are
made of the FINEST OASE-aARDENEDS STEEL and are guaranteed against
av defects for ten years. Oder enc, and If you are not pleased with IL after
DAYS trial, return 1t and your money will be refunded.
ResDectfuuv. T. B PARKER. STATE BUSINESS AGENT.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

Enclosed fad money for renewal. I
don't want to miss a number. l think
your paper gets be5ser.-A J. Price,
Union Co., n. Q.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

Mill Stones best N. @. Grit. write for pr1sas
HEorsesthoes, per keg. all sizes....".""...,.. ~
Mule Shoes. .....sss.....,,s 90
Horseshoe Nails, Excelsior, per lb .......,., 10
" Anchor. per Id ..,s.ssss,,s G3f
Brethren having anything to sell, az well az
those wishing to buy will do well to consult thQ
ApencV.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19

Yours is the best paper 1 have ever
taken.-J M Davis, Rowan % N. Q
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-19
CHRISTMAS =. PRESENT ...

A YEARS subscription to TIE Progress
sive Farmer ia an appropriate and eff
fective present at any sPasnn Of the
wear. What can aft ord more pleasure
to the recipients What can remind
him more agreeably and constantly
of the 2 VERT Think OF some friend
who would appreciate this gift ard
send US his name and address and one
dollar. We will do the rest.
THE PROGRE 3sIVE FARMER,
RALEIGH. N. G
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
NOTICE.

We wish to anr ounce to the public
that Jan. LIST 1899 we Incorporated our
business under the firm name of The
j. q. Johnson Co., the members of the
old firm of The johnson Fuel Co be
ing the incorporators. We are here
to stay and keep pace With the citys
growth and have incorporated to do q
wh nlesale ard retail fuel and masonry
supply business and intend to adhere
strictly to this line of business only,
and we assure you that there will be
nothing left undone to make either
one of these departments as complete
as possible for the benefit of the trade.
We wish TO thank you all for past fav-
ors and hope for continuance of
same which we hope we have merited.
Wishing you all Happy New Year
we await your further commands.
Yours respectfully,
II The j. q. JOHNSON Co.
Successors to The Johnson Fuel Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

John BARTH of Schlesw'g, slipped
on the icy street near Lullinan's store
at Rockville on Friday last and his
head struck on the porch floor with
such force that bis neck was dislo-,
Gated, causing his death. He was Y
years old and had served many years
on the county board. He also served
a couple OF terms in the assembly
JOHN Barth was a very superior
man. He had but few educational
advantages when be was young, but
he made good the deficiency in later
years and became a we'll informed
man. He was deeply interested IN
educational matters and contributed a
great deal to the up building of the
kiel high school. He was a broad,
liberal man and took deep interest
in public matters on which he was
we'll informed He did not know
what deception is and valued men
solely for their worth. He was not
oqtentatious in his friendships, but
answering and devoted. The county
had no better citizen than John Barth
and his death is a loss to the com
munity of which he was a part.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

A child of Anton Kochan of K sIf5 died
on Monday last.
Policeman Hi Smith is off duty these
days because of sickness.
Miss RUDoLpH clerk at the pos
offce is quite seriously sick.
Cold snaps and warm days are pret ty
well sendwlched together tins winter.
Mrs. PHIpPs will comp lete her S9th
year this month. The old lady is still
vigorous.
LIEUT. STAnL is in command of Co. II.
while Senator KnGds0n is lschargIng
his legislative duties,
FRED HEINEMAN failed to get the
Appleton post office. 1t went TO a
man named Barteau.
Snow keeps on splitting a bit daY by
day aud there may be slelghIng before
the winter terminates.
THE carterry Pere Marquette did a
little smashing on the pier of Elgntn
street bridge on Monday night,
CHARLES WAGNER Of G ooperstoWn
had one of bis legs broken last week
10y having a horse fall upon him.
Miss Cora KNUDsoN entertained 4
large number OF friends at a daucIng
party AT Silver Lake on Monday evening.
The store OF Schuette Bros. was closed
during the last three days of last weeF,
owing 10 the death of the mother of the
propTletors.
TIE large bulk of the taxes of the
city have already been collected
Taxes were paid with unusual promp.
titude this year.
THERE is almost q con gested condition
10 freight matters IN this city The Z.
N w. and the Wisconsin Central have
now about 1000 cars awaiting shipment
across the lake.
TIE position Of Henry Sandford, that
OF deposit clerk 10 the office of the state
treasurer has been given to Joseph Sweet
hurst. II is said another position Will
be found for Mr.. Sanford.
CHARLES HACKER OF \ eshoto, ce!e
brsted his China wedding on Saturday
night laet A number of people from
his CITY were present and did not retur1
until the wee sma' hours.
SHERIFF LERRMAs took John Panowi'2
OF Two Rivers to the Reform School on
Saturday last. He had to take freight
train from Milwaukee on his way home
and was eight hours on the road.
The advertisement of the ShaboygaE
Business college appears IN this Issue
This ie an Institution which is wei
damaged and deseryedly popular. 1t J;
well up to the tunes 10 every particular
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

TIE city council is considering a
proposition to put IN a system of
watchmen's time detectors, These are
designed TO keep a record of the
doings of night Waterman and to
make certain they will visit all por
tons of the territory under their
charge Or else the omission to do so
may be readily noted. The record is
made on a paper dial in a clock in
the office. The Waterman on bis
rounds operates each station and a
record of the time this is done is
made on the dial. The watchfulness
secured by this 6etector will lessen
the possibilities of fires, and insurance
companies are inclined to lower THEN
rates where this system OF detection
is used.
The expense will be nothing attn
the system is installed Many of tie
police ID the city are anxious to have
tits system introduced as they there
by can furnish proof of their faith
fulness, They are often blamed now
without reason. The system will make
certain that no portion of the city
will be neglected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

The employees of the three trans
portation companies with offices here
will have dance at the Silver Lake
hotel on Saturday evening next,
ED JULIE fell in his back yard on Fri
day night and broke the large bone 10
one Of bis fore arms. He had the mis-
fortune to break lsg come years ago
and he has never recovered the full use
of it.
SUPERVISOR Tadych OF two Rivers
brought John Panowitz of that city, a
lad Is years old, before Judge Crate on
Saturday on the charge of beng moor
rigible He was sent to the Reform
school
VIZ. O'Shea formerly of Eaton this
county, hut who lately owned grocery
store N the western part of this state, has
left for Porto Rico. DR.. OShaa of CHI.
caqo, bis brother, has likewise left for
that island.
NJ. Ii. DEMPSEY lately secured q fine
painting by MIR. ErlZ, which he has
placed IN his saloon. Mr.. Ertz IS an
artist of superior genius and now claims
aud should soon receive general recog-
milton.
MAYOR ToERrsoN attended the charter
reform conference held In Milw aukee on
Friday last. The outcome Of this meeting
may prove of great value to cities In the
way of better charters and hence better
government
TBR package boats across to Ludiog-
ton have not bsgun to ran regularly yet.
There is an immense amount of freight
here for shipment. Is 1t possible the
strike at Lndlogton has paralyzed trans
pOrtatlon?
Mas. CLARA SMOKE FLINT died at Chi
cago on Friday of last week aged % She
was a sister OF Mrs. Harold Nelson of this
city. Her remains were brought here
for lnterment on Saturday. The funeral
took pace Cd Monday.
TREASURER GIELow and his assistant
Alderman Hansen are having little luJl
in buslress now. They have been hold
ing MP people with cOmmendabie dill
gence for some weeks and the oIty's cof-
fers are now bulging out with COIN.
+ If ever Chris Muth becomes sheriff
again, Dick White will never be
allowed to put his nose within the
city limits. Indeed Chris thinks he
would be justified in wrecking train
if it bad Dick for a passenger and
injury could be done INN thereby.
GEORGE KENNEDY signed a contract
this week to put up a building for Ma
thias Orth on South 18th street. The
building Is to be - IS aud Is to have
all modern improvements. Work will be
begun on 1t as soon as the frost is out.
JERE DoNoHUE, Frank l.. Roenitz
and George b. NATION of Sheboygan
and Others from other portions of the
state and Michigan have filed incor.
porstion papers for the construction OF
a railroad west from Sheboygan to a
point on the Milwaukee X St. Paul.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL.

Harry Forrest had few days of his va
cation to spare and spent them In Mani.
towoc.
@. *. Hessel of Escanaba was the guest
last Sunday OF MIR. and Mrs. John
Kellner.
Mrs FL. f. Geisler OF Sheboygau is VS.
itiog her parents Mr.. and Mrs. t..
Schmidtman.
Ed. Schnederman and Andrew Simon
son of Racine took q run up to Mantle
Voc on Monday
Captain Nelson Cratic Of the life saving
station of kewaune-, brother OF Judge
Crate. was IN the city on Tuesday.
Miss Claire Roche arrived in the
city from St. Paul yesterday and is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hinrichs.
Charles knnz who has spent the
season travelling for the Madison Seed
company arrived home last week.
Frank Hony set out on Tuesday to
drive across the country to Oshkosh. He
will cross Lake Winnebago Cd the IT'D.
Senator \. a K1udson and Assembly
man Joseph Willott left on Monday for
Madison to assume their legislative du-
ties.
Peter Ran. formerly of Two Rivers,
was 10 the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Rau
intends to return to Chiffon IN the
spring.
John Smoke and Louis Marsha :
former Manitowon boys, now OF Chicago,
we're ID the city this week attending the
funeral OF Mrs. Clara Flint.
John Egan IS home nursing a case Of
Grippe l. is one OF the few things which
can make him keep quiet, but he thinks
bad things while tue grippe has hold Of
him.
jacob Svacna of Reifs was a caller at
The Pilot Office Oh Tuesday. Mr.. SVaclna
is postmaster, rms a store, a cheese fac
tory and blacksmith shop. His different
employments keep him a busy man.
DIR. Curens of Two hiyers was in
Milwaukee this week assisting in con
Quoting d medical examination of stu
dents who wish to enter the profes-
sion.
P. 2. Cody of Sturgeon Bay was in the
city on Tuesday attending court. Mr..
Cody was former Meme boy and is
now the leading attorney OF Sturgeon
Bay. He enjoys the distinction of having
received the first Judgment gwen by
Judge kirwan, 1t being a foreclosure
proc edIng.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

Marking down prices has be-
gun and we will not stop until
every article is marked down
to the lowest spot cash price.
We have a very large stock of
Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Cutters, Guns, Shelf Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Tinware,
Granite and Deftware, Flows,
Cultivators, all of which will be
marked down. On Coal and
Wood Heaters we made a spec
ial cut in order to make it an in
ducement to buy now, although
late in the season.
THE ERNST WAGNER Co.
Cash Bargain Store.