The Greensboro patriot [July 2, 1891]

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GREENSBORO PATRIOT.
M.W SIUI1S, NO. 1,183 GREENSBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, ffUIA'*2, 1891. | By ih, l'ui,i..i ■•Hiiii.hinu < m ,.
1 II1KMS Hi., o I'.r V.-»r. In A.I..
Dr. A. R. WILSON,
GKKKXSIIOKO, \. ' ..
DlTi»rit his M-rviri". in Mcdicim* ami
surgery i<» (he people of <iyoen.*l»oro
.-mil ihr surrounding country. J.v.-i-il<
ui'o, i:is« liur.-h Struct.
mar. 5-Om.
Dr. Arthur £. Ledbetter,
M| i l;u- ill- .-
1).. i .--IMS \ |, -II. , |, I.- |„ ||„- , a:/, I .
iirnHindiiitf .-<.III.II \.
« u. ,,.| lull- rarer m ,.:. ilai irr iiiicht.
'nil' i. -al I|,-:I,,II- lirug -i,.,.-. -<i»i-'t.i
Doctor W. H. Wakefield,
(iRKKNSBORO, N. ('.,
« III ITTKMI I I ; 1 ami i 111 si V i \l.l-.
Hi I- •■„ .-: s,,. Ill, w.- i -• i-ainorr -in -.1.
. I ! II-,II i- - ,ii:ii.■. .1111, ■
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i ■ ■ HI., au.1 in,.i.
I I.. I | :,.i.-.-:,
Dr. W. J. RICHARDSON,
Uffcootrcr 1' rtor' Drug 5lore.
(i It '.: K •■' 8 BO KO, N. C.
0m~ w ill i ■ ii Medicine an*] Stinter* in
;r. ■ ■ -N..|., •;. i unrounding oom try.
j.!. -I -ly
J A »;; (*. fl. WKIOHT,
Gilmer & Wriglit,
ATTOUSEYS - AT - I. A W.
• ■ in Ih,, Stall' mi.I I'd.-ml Courts.
r.»l|.-,-iions solii ii'.I.
. i. ,-,■•- !,■ i!.. CnttM)
::.u-.-.
..BKKNSliOHO. N. C.
ly
ROBERT IS. DOUGLAS,
OUKKNHBOUO, N. <'..
ATTORN EY AT LAW
MA.SfKl: IN I'lIAKCEKV AND GXAMIXBK
or I . . IKCI i. COl'RT.
iboVliaiuUir -: V nuiucl --.
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Croniation--P;ist ;'.-.i:'. Futnrc---Indis-pcnsable
to perfect Sanitation.
1 ('nrrcsjiomleiiec of the P.1TRI01
The incineration, >.r burning of
human corpses may be Baid in have
been tlic general practice of ilie
nncient world, with the following
important exceptions, viz: In
/.';'.'/.'.»'here bodies wen i mhnlweil;
Judea, where they, were buried in
sepulchres: and China, where they
reposed in u tenement of clay, in
INbUnANuLTflrBi
0MLYJFIRS1-CLASS COMPANIES
ItEPBKSKNTED.
4* oflii* ,,n -, nd A.M>r I i:. S.li i tl hank
■ .... II in* ll : :•!,.'.
.«. \V. i lll.l A «'«».
Books! EooksiBooks!
t'lir CirreiiNboro stool. More
I- II, .-:.!-1II ir'. -r- for !:iii'l\> in plain
ami rim Mailings. Itagstcr Teacher
I;..,.:,-. Paper tn»und
Novels, haili itml Weekly I'api r-. .11 ag-
. II i - II line- line of Fancy
i merj i>f every varh ly
always on hailil, anil ::l prices 1" -nit
even IMHIJ . ' Inll and see us al
No. 121 South Klin Street,
licnhow l!ou«e. Greeensboro, N. ('.
mar, Iti-ly.
DIKE BOOK CO.,
BOOKS, STATIONARY, FANCY GOODS,
;; , . II ■•-. > nl l,'",i>.
1-n.il discount in Teachers. Orders
I,, mail i..r evi ry-thiiig in our line
promptly tilled.
<>|.|M,-ii,' I'iedii I .".ank. lireenshoro.
mar. 5-ly.
J\ HI. NEESE,
myriads of living organisms, inviously mentioned diseases, and. THE LICENSE OUESTIOi;
ther words, that though dead, it
is actually -'teeming with Life."
It. must also lie remembered that
the "cemetery system" can only
be temporary; the soil is being
gradually Oiled with bones, houses
crowd around: the law permits the
reopening of the graves :tt the ex-piration
i.f 14 years. The city of
Philadelphia, Pa., has passed an
ordinance prohibiting the forma-accordance
with the present, al- tion of any new cemeteries within
most universal custom, in :'.i-< and the city limits it is therefore only
tin- other countries hot included inla question of time when all of the
tin- above exceptions. •■ In < Irci ••<■; ] bodies interred in cemeteries inside
so well ascertained »:.- the law, jof the city, will be removed to
that only Buicides, untcethed ■ iiil other burial grounds,and the form
where the services are to be held
at the house of the deceased: for : Kem'.rks of Mr. Sergeant
IT IS TRUE.
dren, and persons struck by light
ning were denied the right to be
burned."
•■ Ai Rome one of the X II 'I ah.
Il : - sail!. •• //•-, i/j|l ,,; ,„,.•''.'„. I'I,
t'rln in- st'jiH n, iii •■ i'i-il'j," and
in fact, from the close of the Re-public
t.. the end at the Ith Chris-tian
century, burning ob the "pyre,
or rogus, was i he general rule."
The Jews used 'tCremation "' in
the valley . !' To))hct when a plague
came; showing that then- js evi-dence
ill scripture of the use of
this method of disposing of the
ilea 1. In IT'.'". "('." was seriously
discussed by ehe French Assembly
in dei ;i^ directory and the events
of the Krunci Prussian t again
In-., :::'!;• the subject lltub-'r the
noi ir- .,; tin- .Mi-di.- ,: press and
the Sanitary authfiri; i.-s. ll came
before the public generally ir. i.sTl.
having hi en rcnewi -! ' . Italy.
Iloubtless man; pprsi us, in racl ..
vi ■ , large perceninj; ' ' he hu-man
race, involuntarily ■ Ituddi r ut
.- bare mention of .be word,
■•Cremation" beeati ■;. a«s«
ciate with ii all the Imaginary re-volting
horrors rif burning ilesh
and its disiigreeabli odor- (the lat-ter
Ml] iposed to arise therefrom).
It is |irobable tluu til the time of
tin practice of this.means of .lis
posing ..I the t|ead, among the
iineicnts, these lAjectionable i'...;-
ures were tor* apparent, as we are
told that the bodies were consumed
literal pyn - and cxp ised ti
the gaze of the miultittldes, or as
many .-is saw lit toiwitness theci
inonv. and the speetaclc musl have
been extremely unpleasant, par-ticularly
lo the relatives •■!" the
deceased. With the modern im-provements
however, in the con-si
rue! i- : of creiitnJorii •. the in-cineration
is accomplished in n
comparatively short space of time
(abotii two hours! and does not
come P. contact -.viili the llamcs;
the > moke and ■■; !,.-:• :_. •■ - I hron n
oil' during I his rapid process of
combustion and destruction of
animal matter, d - :.- I pass into the
npi :: ;-;-.-. but are carried back into
the furnaces, and are either con-sumed
in llil< ■ arranged !',-r this
purpose, or (as in il.- en e i'f [he
Philadelphia cretriatory) they as-sist
in the combustion of the body;
by this means the heal evolved is
not lost, but is intensified, so thai
the burning of one body generates
heat sufficient to consume anothi r
i :-.,,!,i ;iiiii io 300 '!■ gn -). an ! this
would be increased in proportion
to the number burnt ■!: lilt's prov
ill;.; I hat tin <t Of .'Ii III i. I.
« mid be lessened as the number of
bodies to be burned was increased,
er sill's of grave yards become the
location of inhabited dwellings.
ll was at one linn- anil doubtless
is now among a great many intel-ligent
persons, an idea that the
I.oily must necessarily be buried in
the earth, or a vauk, in order to
conform t.> the Christian doctrine
and bclielf in " the resurrection;"
that as the seed must die, anil de-cay,
before it can reproduce a liv-ing
plant, so our bodies must under
go the same process. This belief
has however given place to the
more rational as well as scientific
one thai "all matter is indistrueii-ble."
and il is immaterial what
chemical changes may take place
in reducing such matter to a dif-ferent
state; it simply niters the
torni but does not destroy the ele-nunls
of which the body human
or otherwise, i- composed. As iii
it is an undisputed fact that the
seeds or the disease can In- carried
from the house on the clothing of
those who have attended the ser
vices at the house. If the body
is placed in an airtight receptacle,
the danger for Contagion, whih-passing
to the crematory through
the streets, would be reduced to a
minimum, and it should not be re-moved
therefrom, but puss imme-diately
int., the retort and l>e con-sumed.
Many eminent Divines, as
well as scientific men have sanc-tioned
cremation and it is to be
hoped that in a few years ii will be
the only recognized method of di*
posing of the dead.
•• SAM r.\s.""
Board of OonunlutonerE on the
Question of Recorcrr.erdin^ fo-
License.
Perhaps no of on.- the manv an.I
varied duties this Board is called
upon to perform excites BO .
and universal interest as ibis .,•,'.
of recommending for license I he
liquor dealers of our city. And I
feel sure that I but voice the -, ill
menis of every membi r ••;' tin
Hoard will n I - -v that no other
i wish thai
efore t!:e .Where Women are in Demand, even
W,
the Ugliest of Them.
arc almost daily in receipt
TOLD A LIE AND
SLEEP.
COULDN'T
power of the "Creator of the Uni- i.vol,r inspector asked n
ever been in prison. 1
'No.' That was fa
verse." is infinite, and illimitable
A P.oman Immigrant Came Back to
the Barm Office to Give
Himself Up.
lie is the noblest Roman of them
all. But two days since he came
to this barbaric port upon the lofty
Alesia and passed unnoticed
through the portals of our 'own.
The very granite walls of the Barge
Ollice did tremble in amaze as he
returned yesterday, all wan and
hollow-eyed from lack of sleep, and
thus spoke to t'ol. Weber:
"Oh, 1 have passed a miserable
night. You may recall that, when
i' if I had
answered
p can mould a new body clothed I*"0-' inat WBS ra,se- ' 8Pent
with imnortality. out of the incin- two months in a jail in Rome for
crated remains just as easily as lie ;;'"-'""»!-' « >»■"> w''o questioned my
can do so out of the dust in the
gr.ive. Again, funerals are too
II :i,iii,- : he occasion of public
display, by their elaborate propara-honor.
1 came back to have th
record made straight, and to go
back to Italy if the law so de-j
crees."
( ol. Weber felt faint. He asked
! the immigrant if lie wanted to go
back, and the immigrant said with
emphasis I hat he didn't: lhat he
wanted |o slay and be a good man.
So the ('olonel said :
"There's a balance of honesty in
your favor. We'll let you in."
And so I he noble Roman is with :
us, perhaps in Mulberry stn.:.
The Colonel forgot to lake his
name, which may be Brutus.— A.
)'. .S'.'.,.
lions, the expensive decorali
and the long train of carriages.
(with bill leu- real mourners) allof
which !■ 111 adds to the test of a
een mony, which should be con-ducted
in the majority of eases,
on a more economical basis; for
after all, the outward expressions
nf feeling so customary on the
■1 ath of a relative or friend, arc
loo often only for effect and to
create sympathy, and it would be
more appropriate lo so sad an oc-casion,
if lie relatives were per-i
mined to give vein to their feelings
in private and not be compelled to
itn. -s ihc last act in the drama
of lifi in presence of an unsym- j Crii:iinals7 "and il w
pathi;;itig crowd of spectators. It
is not probable thai any nf flic I'e-malc
relatives ivould attend the
cremation nf the body. To those
who wish to perpetuate the memory
of the depurteU ones, by the pres
ent custom of occasional visits lo
the grave: '.he ashes could be there
cai i
letle-
11
duty is so unplensan
we did not have i: |.
sure nothing to m
degri'e the disagri. ■«!
duty, unless it was I
would all'ord me : ■ \ nte the tra
not only from our city bin -
from our land.
When one year ago, the Board
Save the r mraendntions, nhich,
if I am not mistaken, was i\ ne Ii
a unanimous vote, there Were a
number of harsh, and I think von
unjust, criticisms passed upon ' heir
action, both on Ihc streets and in
the newspapers. We wen- censured
not only by extremists and fanatics
but
sens expressed disapproval.
.-tiers from the over er..wiled
Kastern Siate- asking:
. -Do you think I can get married
ii' I come out there?"
This, letters ore written by old
liiaids,' widows, cross eyed girls and
grass-wives, and we wish to state
here and now that this town oilers
ill. :n greater advantages in this
direction than any other in the
W i --. Dm of a population of over
l.owi v..- have only thirty-three
. and -iv- n , f (hem arc over
ly war- obi. We'll bet a dol-hir
to a cent all day long that 500
Kfi U n :• males can find husbands
lien in iwenty-four hours. If it
was known that there was a con
- rnmenl on the way one half our
pi pulntion wm;bl ride fifty miles
on mule back to get the first pick.
Worn II are m I asked tn come
out hen tn hi criticised and 11-
bowed iiround. We don't believe
■there is a man in this town who
[wouldn't jump at the chance of
.me of ,.ur most worthy citi- oner,nS Ms hearl In a red-headed
1 their disapproval.'*,rl w,tK 'l •■■^:'--"-' "< boil, eyes
Now I am confid.nl all of this "ml :; harl ":i 'v,;'>' linger. We
c • sure arises rnim a misappreln u •'"'.'''' ''"Vended all along that what
sion of the power vested in :' • ",is town wants most is not a boom
Boaid of Alderman in regard to 'n real estate to beneHt a few, bm
this matter. Ir is claimed lhat ibis' ; ncarloade_of women from Boston
Board linn l lie power and t!i/ :. ■
to refuse ,-.!! applicants the m.-.
s.iry recunmendation, which alone
can secure fhe lici nse. That we
have the I'OWEH I admit, but that we
have the KIOIIT, I claim is no) true.
The Uo; ernn ' of the State has
the power lo n 1 i -, from the
penitentiary every •■ mi let, and l -
pardon' from their prisons every
murderer in our Slat.- Thai he
has ihc right to do so, I deny, with-in
I encflf the many. Their influ-ence
would soon be felt lure, ami
there would be a moral backing
which we can never secure without
their presence. We say to all in-quirers:
Come right along. If
yon arc i i! ■ i pj i ,| and married
before you gel here, we guarantee
you will be within 1.1 minuti s after
|your arrival.—AfKiinn fc7<-X-i,-.
WKIOHT WILL SUE
The Dukes for Withholdin;; Some
Information.
l-'or several days, ihc rumor thai
Mr. It. II. Wright would =ue W.
Duke, Son- & Co., for damages has
n achi .1 il.i- office, an I an opportu-
Sorae Fools.
There
world so
tli posited, privately and without the ,.j,.. several
are some fools in I his
gigantic that they become
uld be a good
thing for the world at large if ci r-
. lain sorts nf foolishness were call-ed
by their rnrht names, ami were
I made puni'hauie by law. To il-lustrate:
Wilhelm Brown and his
wife of >'. wport. K. I., locked their I
three little children, aged I. :!. and
in I he house, and went to the
mil any fear of contradiction.
Now. I understand the power of]
Ibis Board lo recommend or dis;,p
prme (he applications for license
to be exactly similar to the power
vested in our fiovernor, and For a
like object: viz, lo correct and "»y <,irpri»K itself this morning, a
prevent errors, and noi Indian • reporter asked Mr. Wrigln bout it.
or nullify the laws of the State. '" wl" '"' rcmcmbere.l •
In the --as.- of .-:■ Biaird, this '"' ! -"r years ago, Mr. Ii -..
privilege or power i~ vested in us his partnership interest in tli
for the one and only object of pre- ''"''" '" th? ";!;,':' Partners f,,r f:i»,.
venting bar rooms i'r being000- l>'"r<ng the trial of the Bon-placed
at object!, liable" locations. : ':!l ' eompnny ngainsl the Duties al
sold
con-
"*\
2000 Yards Figured Lawns!
same quality and style as merchants ;,.-,■., Irerclofore sold ul SKV'KN
CKNTS l'Ki; YARI1 the ivorl I over. We have bought this lot
-al a closing out price ;i,l -: nm customers the
BKXKKIT by - - • • -,
5 centsper yard.
G-i-^Ensr ^^■\A7-JA.-if
N\ also selling a regular i
;i nifc .lupani'so Van
fvcrv ('u<loincr.
Cent ( h.lllie at
II)
Wi
cent- per yard.
mve recently rcceiveil a beautiful new ussorimeni ol tilNUIIAMS.
PKRCALKS, Wllir:; DItKSS HOODS from I'lVli i KXTS
per yard up. Swisses, Black and White I.awn-. Albatros.
China Silk--. Notions, etc., etc.-
.. If the
lo buy.
wo will
It will not cost nil.,-,. ;,, cm,- and - ■• how far a I),,1: :;• will
goods a iaI prices are noi salisfacli ry, you an
•8-CUT THIS Ol T and Inin.: willi you. am
ll llOW till* -nine llisi'OIIIII ;!- itisl IllOlltll.
Respi et fully yours,
RAYMOND & POWELL,
NATIONAL BANK Bl llrDINC. CRKKNSIIORO, N, C.
( >-KRMAN-AMKUICAN
Insurance Company of New York.
Capital Stock,
Net Surplus,
Total Assets,
ilijce!:
and Ihai men i-IKI
lion of being vi
drunkards may In
Surely no one
this matter ovi
llave I In reputa-,
-. di>snlutc and
refuse I lie i .
ho has i lioutrht
en ■ :■ lb ,-.'.
week, the e\ idelice
disclosed a fncl which .Mr. Wright
>■ 11 a II I.I ii a I.I II i
*2,2'.I:I.7:I:..HI
'.,..". Is. 171.si;
usual ceremony: and the sorrow-ing
relative or friend, could bring
their customary olfersngof flowers,
without being harassed by the re-volting
thought of the usual slow
process "f decay as they looked
■ a I he silent tomb. The actual
cost, ai present, ■>( cremating a
!, h i- IJijO; lliis will doubtless lie
•i I as ihe practice becomes
miles distant, leaving
I he children alone during the
gienter part of the afternoon.
Then occured the tragedy which
usually occurs under such circum-stances.
The children, in some
manner, set lire lo the house. It
burned up and so did the children.
This is in f many catastrophes
so similar that tluv differ onlv in
their localities and the names of
generally observed, and it is the victims. If a railroad company "hi
to be hoped thai the present claim- j (,(lt,8 anything to endanger i he live- lax
nil displays will be super-[()f men" it is'held responsible, no
as many 2U bodies-cuii be inciner- seded by a more reasonable andImatter what the motives—or the
ated inonc day, with ^thc facilities judicious expenditur i such L|,9ence of motives—may have
at hand at present in Philadelphia, solen -casions. |)(.(.„. jf parents recklessly cn-and
these could be increased as ne- The number of cremations which danger the lives of children they
take place annually in the city, at ] should be held accountable; even | aroused
believe for one moincnl thai i'.
was ever intended In ■ ;:r law
maker- lo placi ::i : :.i i nd.H of !:!
men, in :i city of several il; >u ind
inhabitants, Ihc dcei-ioli of a
quest ion "■ hi -Ii is racking the
minds and hearl - of I he l,i •: and
wisest in." and women of • ur age.
Yes. ibis i- n..i only true of our
State and nation, but of ihc chris-tianized
nations of the world. Righl
at this time the liquor traffic, and
particularly the license question,
in the House •-;' < '.minions i.. Great
Britain, i- the most prominent
qm -; ion. Some of the mini -'
i. iv.• pro| used a measure inn g.-inl
-,o ihe i|iiestion, the main fi ilui
h i- the imiio.-ni'ii
up -,i alchohol and
iroceeds of which il i- pro|
Charlotte, last
fai
thinks justifies him in bringing suit
for damages.
:' illcges that a vi ry valuable
,e - : of the company was.withheld
from his knowledge, and purposely
so, as a letter now in his possession
will show. If he I nd known of this
as.-ei, Mr. Wright says he would not
have sold at such figures. When
iiski ■! pointedly if he intended to
bring suit, he said that his lawyers
had the matter in their hands.
OYBE WAS HIS UNCLE.
He :.,-..t a Family Justification For
Being Positive.
"He introduced himself lo me
by blnudlv contradicting a state-ment
thai I made lo my companion
con 'i rjiin .: n mill;. r in < 'hicngo,
Office Lxa. Savings SaxLlte,
GIIEKXSIJOUO, \. C.
HEAD QTJAETEES FOR
PUR]-; DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Patent HVLGCX i.ei TT_O, ZMIXTCLOX'SJ. "W"; btexrs
LANDItETII'S GAKDEX SEE1XS,
PRUSSICS AND BRACKS CAREFULLY FITTED.
Krom our Large Slock w- can ssullppppllyl II''hh.iih-!i■c ian ami Stores in ll,
al In,ll nolie.
el. He call
< '..uniri
Orders ami PRKSI I ITH »N> I>1 Mail lilled and forwarded by ncxl I rain.
ITIICE- nEASONABIiE
Richardson & Farris,
■ ! 'I
I'-siiv demanded ,'t. The city aisi
spend in buying ii;i the licens
the innki <■ j • and thus, at
public expense, putting all in
their business, Thi ISIII
has a crematory for thus dis|>osing the presold lime are from 30 to 40, though they had no direct inteii-H" twoopposit
of the remains of those who die and I hose occurring the present (jon of endangering those lives.— lone hand, the
ilii
..f ,.;
tillll-.
■•I ml IN
American and Italian Marble.
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THE
BftttESBOU MUSIC
SCHOOL,
mm II i i -.ii •■ in i i.in A '■•.
HISS LAURA L. BR0CK1AM, Principal.
1'IAMi. \'i'i' K, \ Ii'!.IN. *C.
V \i ll.TY:
Miss I.AJ U.\ I . IIIMH KM ANN,
M, M. Ill I.UKsllKIMI.i:.
\: i HAS. ItlKMKMAXX.
mil ii ill eonliniic "|" n
iliirie-.' I he silllllll -■■ Hour- can be ar-rnng.
I iu Ihc early iimniiii!! I" avoid
the heat. Kor fiiriln r inrnriiiiill all
. |{„ ., . from - to 12 A. M.
i HAS. .1. BROCKMANN,
Kiisiue.-^ .Manager.
Mi. ■<■
BIG MILLIIY II.E.
Mils. C. C.CORRELL,* CO.,
-llieir enure si.irkol
ZHIa-bs a-t Cost.
ri^. -,,.. all • ' ■ si ■' -a. -;•,.-.
1 I I' 1-e.t.l. Mill -- - - . ^\.T COST ■ • • -li-
IMi i i ., ... II , , - »n.l I-.-
nl i || VIKi ll SS ■"■'• " <■
nil,.-. ......I- hm.-i-,-.. 111-.IU i KU m. I you
Will lii.'I il I" V"1'" nit>r««l l,..-:ill BJ I ,.inline
iiwir -l,-k.
June 1 Hi
from contagious lliseases, at the
hospitals, us well as those whose
bodies ar.- not ciailm ll by any rela-tive
or friend.
V. heii we reflect calmly and logi-cally
upon ; he al - ijute necessity
of i'i sposing .' Ihj ■ mail : "I mr
,;,. a i in soiui IIII .:-' r, should we
u..t eol idi r I III heal h of i In liv-in
'. ■''. \ Ii s une I ime. and h vvi
to listen t" cieM : ■ -i - :
and facts, as to ti,,- In -• mctb. -'■■
■ . Ii dispositiop. in the inn r.-i-ol
SII nital ioli, an 1 consi quenl 1 >n-tv:
At one I hne -f tin worlds
biston. a -\ <!' 'ii I -: iwn as ■• I' -
llu.'al v as ill vogji ■, and i'i ii
is to a liin. ■ i i '-'■ nl pracl i nl
the presi nt day ( for instance ,-::
the Island i I C-ubn, whe •
I; .a. -II i atholic phurch exel I -
from burial in consecrated grounii'
all those who are oiltsid
year being "Jn to L'.'.',, more than /.„,;,„„, Globe.
the previuus. vcar.
The:., are "l crematories in l'enii- Some Notes from Brabham s Cell.
sylvan in, one in Cincinnati. Detroit, j t-„r u „,„„ w|„, ),BS ),„, „ „-,.,.!;
St. Louis, Iowa. Baltimore, I in
New York Stale. 2 in ( alil'ornia. I
in Atlanta, On., n cremation socie-ty
iu New Orleans, and one in Bos-lenip.:;-:
,',
:i.
In '■inclusion, i; may be well to
- in utiot Iu •• forcible argument
in favor of c-.emaiion, viz: that
liiis cusrom will effectually prevent
ivhal we all have reason lo dread
and that is Ihc n niovul of the re-mains
from the grave by the hands
of the despoiler: and at the same
I ime. i In' fear of being buried alive.
I no longer disturb our dreams,
nor cause any anxiety of mind, for
claim thai tin liquor ileaii : I •
not receive :.;.■ public
paymehl for I heir righl to -• , in
toxicating drinks. And tin inn-to
live, and who. awake or asleep, I keepers, on t::- other
is shadowed by the gallows, Henry «hat they do noi wish i
Brabham, the negro who murriercd license to tin government, but ;.
the Dalian, Mocca, shows a deer..- f< r to kei p on selling, ll is ,m -
of hilarity simply remarkable. He tinned on ever; hand if the inn
is chaffing Sheriff Smith now keepers have ii as a
aboii- the insufficiency of his "vested iutercsf in theii \>i - -
rood. "If vou don't feed me The U-mperaii'-.' pai
ol
'' !l ■'■ :" aboul which i had ratln-r intimate
'" knov led ■■. A little later I re-marl
ell that I lie law in New York
"•' was so .:::•' - '. lie observed thai I
: •' was nii-taki i*. Of course the con-
1 '" \-: it ion liid noi concern him. bin
~ 1 v..-. -,i foolish as to reply. I
'• me'itioned a certain case in the
"•' . in of •;, er and tcrminer. lie
", replied sevi n ly thai I quoted it
inc ■: reetly.
■■Then—mole foolishly—1 got al
lit;!. in It led and oil'ere.l io bet and j
-how him i lie report.
ip, - ;i.
On •
s .,•,., .
Oppositi
fell. 12.
Benin lion ■
irs In W. i . I'orti i.
CKKKXSIiOKO, N. f.
ARCHITECT'S NOTICE.
if you contemplate build .
vou anv informalinii i*<
,i i. ,-. i,! hi nil to give
lie mill l,-i .
Hand. - ...ji
. :.. ir
blaiidh
inks In v it that way
ks is ii mnsr,' he answered.
' i:. ■
belie.." Brabham says. -I will I"1"' faking awai
s„ p.Hir on hnnsingduy, thai lhe|oul pa.vio.cnt. ■
weight
lieiellt
sherilf is
extra in
I her -'s
i.odv not
f inv bodv will noi la- -iiit'-
iu break mv liei .i. Tin
those wlio
The remain-
,- of the I an - lc Box
L-onsigns :■. satisfy r>
tin
have gone before us.
need noi be placed ill
" .',' or I days ill older
lathes that life is e\-
i do «hat is expect! d of
illy -. Culdwell, the negro
pu e of the church: and
to a general trench or pit. (though finet, but could lie removed to Hie
within the same enclosure, any per- crematory within*) hours; for the
son or persons whp are not faithful phy-icini uld apply n satisfac-folloWcrs
of her Creed). It was in tory I I in order to iisecrl
,- HI , on.-m-e of this disgiistin; *'■
lhod of In lhat ■■' inef-i ii s I
i ii-
Ihc en- ll is i" lie
iiui ,. - i bus -i I at
realiti of lie
of
rial i hal ci -••'".■
became necessaryi and uni ii I hi
crease of population and
croachment therertl upon i he ci
tcrii - in the liurfta ■ i ihc vari
cities, were n va-: improvement j i
ovi r the " pit
ri ally taken place and
■stall doubts as lo ihc
■ demise.
Iioped lhat the Legis-uot
itiiiag him anything
the way of grub, bill ii
any dniibl aboul hi-lieing
heavy enough
ii on
tt lllllll
Brubhnm knocked on the head
some lime since, volunteers his
avordupois and says he would be
delighted to have it tied lo Brab-hum's
feel. Brabham, by the way.
has ordered a suit of line clothes
for i he oecasi- n.—I'haflnllt .W»-.>.
Loans anil Discounts.
Ibn ngli ■ :' ii.
sy»;, iu of ■ I. cnl
they desire llle
we now hai>. liu
the ii i
il - ' ill-im: ;
Kingdom, ':.-
,-i lion." Thai is
.:., : iil.i,-.:
i each : < , " lil.'il
vote whether liqu -h
not lie sold within its liin
stati o by high mill
-ul.i.-et ■;' : ., - mi i- .: ■
time In
ami
the
- -
It i
ni ';..
-r ihc
a.:, I is ee ipsi il tin lri«!i
II other important questions i.i
uni'-1 •- '■'. the Knglish pi ople.
•■ ■Indeed," said I. 'you seem to
Slave n ra ii- " in!imate ucquaint-n
ith over and tcrminer.' I
ihnuiilif that would crush him.
r.-ivoi .. .j|, h—well, I should say,' he
' ' ■ II i . :, ,i. : riiimphanl \.
■•That staggered mc a li;-!--. but
1 venl ured toask I ini liow Jic :'ot i:.
and ii lint do j on liink he said i
WJtbout ci:aiii'i|it' a
muscle he re-torted:
.. . ^ •
L'!|ILr r. Oyi mi uncle.' "
Of Con ■■■■. it's .i Woman.
N. w
claimed
hou
thai
•i:i I!
"Ul.Jl
a-.-le. I .
of -.;•■':
i .
- :i ii rs i« of time (in the near
.a-- a law requiring the
stein - these bodies of allof those persons who
Leeanic overcrowded, how« r, and have died of typhoid fever, scarlet
even nearer i i dwi llfn •* than the
.-i.i church yard," the question
arose, are not these receptacles for
our dead too ni jr us. and will they
not endanger the health of I hi
eommunities -.. hose hous idj dn
or are in close proximity thereto?
live:, small pox or dyphtheria, t
be cremated, and also making it a
criminal offence for any person
• than the immediate family
Dot having business al the house,
to attend the funeral: in other
jwordsthaf the services at the house
as well as the intermedt, shall be
strictly private."
If each stale were to pass such'
enforce it, and at ihu
Scientists had discover ,i thai •• a ,
certain amount ot irr. spkabli gas
will escape into tile air. or iulo the
sewage drains, and thus reach a law a In.
houses, or will percolate through Mine time establish a crematory in
the soil, so as to contaminate the . ,ch city of 25.000 and upwards of
water in spring- ahd wells, nhich
i- II-I d afterwards."
wjH The loan market was moderately
active and easy, being influenced lo
sonic exlenl by the hank statement
of Saturday. Call loam, on slock | (jer,uen .V
collateral were made at the rale- . -ommend ti
averaging about 21 cent, and dos- |orjtv ,./ t|„ ,
ingat l_U«2pcr cent. The offer- ';.xl,.-',...,.,j
ings were much better than the de- (||l|. r,„ „..
niiiiHl. Time loaning rates i\. re
easy. For sixty days loans were
quoted Ht 4 per cent on good mixed
lines of stock: for four months at
a per cent, and for six months at
.",(1111 per cent. The demand for
commercial paper is light, but it is
easier I" sell good lines than a week
or two ago.—Cow. I'.i-lh '/'./. ./>'/..
Anothr Factory.
A dense day :- the best - .il for
i,rev. ntlllg ' •'" •• ' ;
i- ii.-. ■- ■' -■ i ■' th> i
comp-isil n- . . ti IS i
Inn few exci-pl:,,;:.-,
be subjected I a mi BIO* t.
of I'lu.-av. with Ihe rev.
.CI ..III
I . ,t i\ ilii
..... :.,- ! dies mil »i
: a vn.i slo*' i.i..•-.•--
ait!] I he revolt
inhabitants, for the incineration of
the unclaimed bodies, as well as
,|, lying of contagious diseases.1 One more cotton mill for f on-h
w-ild egectiiallv prevent the ills- cord—this is the sixth. It is pro-
Bemiaat'oii of such diseases and posed to start with $75,000, *■"■".-
add io the health of i!i< comniuni- 000 of which is already subscribed, their
jv.i)1|r The books are open for the remain- ■•'"-
" A law si,- uld also be passed and ing $25,000. There is possibly nd
king anv newspaper doubt that the mill will be a cer-widi
spread and profound inti re»l.
a silbjccl ii i.e-l, . niici rn- the moral
and temporal inti est4 .,:' . \. i .•
man, woman an ; chil i i n :
i- 'u : t ,-:ii irely iii i lie kcepinj
ibis Hoard t ' disp -- of a- I
indiviil ■ prcTvi icesmn; dieti-.i
If ; hiii ii .- true, the Boanl i Al
i niih i II .
'i :.-•■ u hen In a
i :-. - - I he citi had
their ol :■••:. <u lo tin
N-,. gem Ii III ::.
never ifit • nded hi the la
land, and in |>i n.giiiii. r -•
with the power to -.,-• ...
sell, and v. hen bar rooms mai
may not b i
In accordance •-. ill my in
standing of is il >ur Stati
governing I he liquor license", n ,
Ii ee i • i". _ ■■' view my • al Ii of ol
I cannot d-. otherwise tin :i i
for the r mmel I il i ns. » here n i
Plans, Specifications and Details
il.Ic rales. |.-in-. il ill , red.
Epps &: liacJs:e t-t.,
.;ll SOI I'll KLM ST., CltKKNSBOKO, N. C,
furnished
Addles-
OUB L-A-I^G-JT] STOCK: OF
WALLPAPER
is -teadily increasing,
buy al present. W.- in,
and can furnish you ••,
Look up our I',.MI-, :
chance to save inon.-y.
Our a.I.Ires.- i-
- | ii.- h.ni.l i Iiai r -•:.- : i- crSillu
I - I lie linnil I hal ro ■ •- Ihe w..rl I."
The mothi-r, silting beiside and
rocking the cradle, often singing
her sad lullaby, may be thus -hap
ing, n it wi re, I !n desi inies of nn-
' iollS. i'.l if '•' '''-. -• e.-U-l -qllelll
on motherhood, have borne her
i|o\. a. nrni sappi .1 .,••. life, lion
limn. ivill In- hi :• song. To
-• ., ■ r the mother, brighten her life,
.•r.-n her song. Dr. i'
■Ii lial.i has after iong i xperi-
■i niilcd, u remedy n hich
■■died '-'- " favorite I're- '
- , --.. :-, . ni,- - preferred i
• hers. He gu irunlces it to j
.- . . -•:, - . in urnlgic pain-.
.. iring. lown pain-', im J ilaritii -.
i II ;... --. . r prolaps ,-. headache,
. iciii . iiiy of •■,.'■ nil liu nts
. • . , a. ..L- oi. II V\ hat he asks
I-. that the ladies shall give it u
I rial, und sal isfaction i- as-
- ,;.-,!. Money re! unded, if ii does
- .• •';•-..
. .-.-nen Marri&4-
June 25.—Everything
do not iii-li to
■i.i les of |, I[I. r.
i , . Ulld a
. and to
:;ll s i ■< ■ ■ i
i.i.'i-.i.:.--i-.ui.'ii. N. i .
Wo have the new powerful bin I - mower and rnkes of
the famous Walter A. Wood, al o tl Ine parts and
"Wood" bran-! oi twine, II choice. '•' Iter A. Wood is
not only an inventor, but a rar *h *-be inborn
faculty of patting I right i in1) common-sense shape.
The intensely American • i I hia machines makes
others look clumsy and r^r. ign. He is one of those
earnest men who do not say mucl it hi machines do,
in the field. We hav« pamphlets explaining them in plain
words, and would like to have thoug ' men send
for copies and come and see th machines.
reasonable objcctii
or |i
"-'•in |
tl.e V
nl lo ,
•r. of
■nsenl
And
I lie
for
no
a to Ih
Tbi
. a :, •
■' i: .'■' ' ' •
nm ■-• i
i • •'- ■'■
is I feel
_■
■ ;.. '
1,-rS l.oS.
leu i- t.. .- infirm I lie
Parnell was mar: ii ll I
i Is: a. i In ladi joined I'-irn
the lulli r ,i.a- • II route Iu
Steyuiiig, nl which |
n p..it that
i-dav !-• .Mrs.
ell
hcerl 111 th in mi ■• ':' . ite a- an
ell, . .i IU iK
thouKhi I, on - m to our inin.I- crituiiiullj liable forrppji»tbf»lliia»haiiuuggaannyy! tainiy of the near future.
of a "once foil,.' rei.-nive or friemi., iioiiee of funerals when, .he per- ea.ion will probably
whose body is being consumed UyUns have died of any of the pre-1 depot.
I.
The lo
near the
indivi lu.ll ,. liii.-i .,'•■ in : . - a
member of this B lard vole ngainsl
the recommendations when
laws will permit me to do so.
Ii j were
-i .. ■ icr during I le afleriiiMin.
Thi i-icai if the parish of Stej ning
di nil -1 ml Parni II and Mrs. ti s.;, .,
were mui ri i al his church, but, liC|
adde I In > could be married at
, „. any one 'I a half dozen other
I churches in the district.
"•
T.S. BOWLES'& CO..
At jll. W. DIXON'S Uld Stand. The Saw smugs
feb- 2J). No. 223 South Kim Street, Greensboro, N. C.
loor
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