The Caucasian's Remarkable Growth
Since I have been in The Cau
casian office from Sept. 1st '92
Dec. 20, 1892. I have entered on
the subscription books 163 new
nffio.fts. with from 1 to 20 new
subscribers under each office
In addition I have entered
new subscribers under a large
number of the old offices. I have
entered as many as 60 new sub
scribers under one old office.
This increase did not stop with
the election, but has gone on
steadily since Nov. 8 th. Last
wfipk the new subscribers em-
Hfered-.were from dinereni
counties.
E. M. Peterson.
Listen! do you Hear the Bnjle Calling?
It is calling for five thousand
new subscribers to The Caucas
ian. We propose to expend our
time and energies for the next
year to build up this paper.
must go to every neighborhood
in North Carolina. It shall be
power in the fight for reform. It
will turn on the light, it will figh
every wrong and attack every
enemy of the people. -
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The'paper will be a terror to
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demagogues and politicians, and
the people shall have cause to
call it their friend. It asks no
quarter and will give none. The
more people you get to read The
Caucasian in your section the
stronger the reform movement
will be. Send us a club. Three
months, 25 cents; six months, 50
cents ; one year, 1.00. Don't
let your neighbors miss another
copy.
LADIES
Reeding a tonic, or children who want bulla
tng up, ihouldUk
BHOWS'SIKOS BITTERS.
It It pleasant ; enrea Malaria, Indirection,
Cilloasneai, Llrer Complaints and Vaoralgla.
Impoverishing the People.
