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A Home Newspaper Published in the Interest 'of Me'f eopte and for Honesty in Governmental Affairs.
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Vol. X No. 17
Salisbury, N. O., WednesJ
M APRIL I5TH. 9 4.
Wm, h. Stewart, Editor
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HOME BULE AND ROMftNISM.
Ulster and the Orang-m -n are Right and
Will Win.
Great Britaiu is facing a condi
tion such ai confronted this coun-
1 try at the beginning of the Civil
war. Aud, strange to say, the
British government has beeu play
ing the part of oar Buchanan ad
ministration, even g' ing that
weak kneed president one better.
For, whiln Bujhanaa refn el to
coerce the states that clamored
for home rale ai d threatened re
volt agiinst the federal g veru
ment as a means of getting it,
British statesmen go to the lergih
of forcing heme rale upon 'the
'Irish who are by no msaus uuaui
mui in desiring it.
Suppose, if you can, the old ee
cession sentiment to ba alive in
Alabama. Suppose the err of
"home rule f.-r A iibama" to be in
the air and the trdt -ra! govern
ment at Washington dwtermind
to set Qp state sovereignty with
out limit whhin that state. Whit
do you thiuk the white people of
that state would say to ench n
proposition knowing that hoaif
rule for Alabama w u d aiqan m
gro mle for Alabtui ?. Tbn whit
, Protestants of Ireland, the mjn cf
Ulster, fiud themselves in ju-t
such a predicame.ii) They
as everyone ki.cw?, that
rdle (or Ireland mea- s rhe
rule of Rome for Ireland.
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black
are intelligent enough to pr ;er
the imperial rule cf Protostaut
England to nominal hornp rule
whioh would be in reality subj ca
tion to the ecclesiastical domina
tion of a dago pope.
No wonder th- men of Ulster re
fuse to be kicked out of their de
position as British sntict3 and
forced into the position of noetic
and rebel slaves to R me. No
wonder they declare their inten
tion to Bhed every drop of their
Froteitant blood before they will
submit to such delegation. , This
ii not the first time they have
taken the same stand, and! they
are goirg to win this time just as
they did when the men of juTster
defended Londonderry from the
attacki of Romanism in the brave
days of old.
Great Britain has temporized
with the papal power too 1 ng.
The liberality of the British pjo
pie toward polic.cal refugees has
attracted Jesuit scheming with
the results that now appear. The
men of Ulster stand like a rock in
the way of Romish intrigue and
are forcing the issue that must be
met sooner or later, and the soon
er the better. Wnat is the mat
ter with Ulster? There is noth
ing the matter with Ulster, She
is all right and her people are all
right. In the dark hour at bind
when the bloody hand of papal
power shall be raised against the
nations of the earth the whole
world will rally to the support of
the Ulster Oraugemsm for the re
servation of national integrity
aud the defense of personal rights.
The Menace.
Milk Values, Why Ewy Family should
Have Plenty of Gows.
If you do not appreciate already
the value of milk in the diet and
the importance of having plenty
of it at all eeasong, jast consider
hew much it takes of other foods
to equal one quart of milk in
nourishment. A standard quart
of milk contains 8 3 per cent pro
tein, 4 per cent fat, 5X per can,
carbohydrate and .7 per cent min
eral matter, or a total of 13 per
cent nourishment. Here is what
it takes of each of certain other
foods to equal a single quart of
milk in food values:
18.9 ounces beei ; or
88 2 ounces oysters: or
10.2 ounces boneless cohfiab ; or-
19.1 ounces eggs; or
6.1 ounces cheese ; or
5 1 onuces wheat fljur
or-
4.9 ounces macaroni ; or
5. 1 ounces c )rn meal ; or
25.7 ounces potatoes; or
5.1 ounceB dried beans: or
61 2 ounces cabbage; or
39.2 ounces apples; or
27.7 ounces bannanas; or
6,8 ounoes prunes.
The Progressive Farmer,
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
List Tek rs Nam d And The Jury Was
Drawn Last Week.
Tha board of commissioners
were in see sion for two days, Mon
day and Tuesday April 6h and
7th, transacting business, largely
of a routine nature. A jury wti
drawn for tin nyt term'of court
and a u umber of other items of
interest wera attended to. The
matter of drainage of Grant creek,
the plans for same having been
gone ever, law complied with and
work will soon begin, it was asked
that the county reinstate all
'ridges' thai were interfered with
i i the drainage of the creek. The
c nimUsioners agreed to do this
piece of work.
he special school election' frr a
special tax in Salisbury district
No 5, Chestnut Hill, was fixed
'or May 19th. Adam Hart-man
was named for registrar aud W
A. Baker and T. C Earnhardt
judges.
It was ordered that Rowan
jouny co-operate with Davidson
i d Iredell c unties in urging the
'Vntral highway through upper
R 5wau and that the board oommit
R 'wan to do what she could to
awards securing thi Central high-
vvay.
It was ordered that no tax I e
i-vifd against the Chautauqua
7 muig here soou under the direc
- on of the Salisbury merchants.
Th following were 8ppintd
l-st .takers for the various town
ships of the county:
Atwell, J M Furr; China Grove,
Q J Peeler; Cleveland, R M Rose
brro. Fraukliu. J C Miller; ttold
Hill, Z A Kluttz; Litaker, H C
Farmer; Locke, J E Briggs; Mor
gan. Jits S Morgan ; Mt Ulla, J C
herrill ; Providence, L A Kesler;
Scotch Irish, F M Byan ; Steel,
J S Hall ; Salisbury, A M Bice;
Spencer, P M Nassman.
Contract for supplies for the
month awaided to Peeler Grain
and Provision Company.
The following list of jurymen
was drawn for the coming term of
R-wan Superior Ccurt, for the
first week as follows :
R A Shuping, J A Kesler, W J
Hatley, R L Young, George A
Klattz, J F Ludwick, J B Kern,
John C Morgan, M M Ketner, W
C McCuhbii s, John Morgan, Wil
liam EBostian, Alex Cook, John
I Patterson, H J Peeler, Luther A
Lentz, R H Knox, Eli Kerns, T L
Gillespie, Noah Morgan, George A
Rogers, H E Sheaf, Henry A Kar
riker, L J Ketner, Levi Trexler,
Henry C Miller, F G McKinley,
L M S Ketohie, G B Owen. R I
Whitaker, O E J.udwig, A M
Kluttz, M McBrown, E A Good
man, Jue A Freeze, B W Barger.
Those drawn for the second
weok are as follow?:
Messrs, Chas O Rigors,' Homer
G Foil, E J Chilson, J L Rogers,
G?o W Hill, W C Kluttz, J A
Fisher, T A Cartner, Peter B Gar
ner, Thos S Wilkie, J Smith Gra
ham, S K Knox J W Rogers, II B
Shive, M A Dowlas, J W Ride
outte, S C Bust, C M Henderlite,
W W Canup, E W B st, Thomas
Moyle, R I Weddington, D H
Thompson and W L Edwards.
$iuo Reward $ioo
The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh
Hall's Catarrh Cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, is taken in
ternally, acting direotly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient otrength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The' proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that
thev offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure
Send for list of testimonials.
Address: F. J. Cheney; & Co.,
Tokdo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggist, 753.
Tke Huil'a Family Pills for
constipation.
Noted Dramatic Baritone, fhtj Has Sung With World
Famous Orchestras, Conn Chautauqua Week
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ARCTJS A- KELLERMAN,
matic baritones in America today. He has toured,s vOipal soloist with the New York Symphony Or
chestra under Walter Damroschi the Minneapolis fmjiliony under Exnil Oberhoffer, the St. Paul Sym
phony under Walter Rothwelt, and iia appearanc&wilJ4 the Boston, the Theodore Thomas and the Cin
cinnati Symphony Orchestras have gained for. him uniTer-J'cooidndatiou.
Kellerman is a native American, but some of his greatesfiicf esses have been achieved in foreign countries.
In Germany, for three years, be sang leading, baritone rolesSgit the Berlin Royal Opera.
It was while achieving success as an organist that Keltiman' discovered his ability as a vocalist, and, ap
preciating the increased opportunity offered in the fl&ld of 4ijig, ;he prepared himself for the task.
After a few years Kellerman abandoned his brilliant, pirnisliig operatic career to engage in lleder and ora
torio singing. The great success he nas already attained indicates. that concert patrons are quite fortunate, even
though opera has lost an artist of
The Gospel of Manure.
Manure is so belpful that . I am
stating the results of years of
observation, putting it iu a tiny
LUtshell.
1. Manure is a plant food,
rich and available.
2. It spreads helpful soil bac
teria. 3. It 19 the beat of humus,
4. It remains in tha soil for
years.
5 It should be applied at once
do not wait for it to rot.
6. Spread it on a growing crop
bo as to catch all the gases.
7. Do not mix lime, ashes, or
commercial fertilizer witn it, ex
cept ground rock.
8 Do not plow it under, for
this will bury it to deep. Let it
soak iu.
9. ; Use as muoh litter as pos
sible to catch the liquids and aid
to the supply.
10 Manure from farm stock is
worth from $10 to $25 per year
per head, dtpsndiug on s:ze, feed
and litter; so save this by-pro
duct.
11. Cver as much land as poi
sible each year rather than make
a heavy application on certain
parts. I Vf. Hawkins, in The
Progressive Farmer.
Strengthens Weak aud Tired Women
"I was under a great strain
nursing a relative through ' thr9a
mouths' sickness," writes Mrs.
J. C. Van D Saude, of Kirkland
111., and "Electrio Bitters kapt
me frm breaking down. I will
never be without it." Do you
feel tired and worn out? No ap
petite and food won't digest? It
isn't the spring weather. You
need Electric Bitters, Sjjbart a
month's treatment today; noth
ing better for stomach, liver and
kidneys. The great spring tonic.
Relief Or monV hank. fiftr and
1.00, at your Druggiii.
3R
MARCUS A. KEIiLERMAN
who is to. appear here fcMng; Chautauqua
T" -r i
first rank.
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"Mule Fpot Hogs" AiiCholera.
According to tests ISadei of four
Mule-foot hog 8 adverted ias "The
Cholera Immune. Hofef the vet
erinary department ohiGaorgia 1
State College of Agriculture finds
that they are no me immune
than any other breot?.,: 1 1
Four pigs were purcase from
a breeder, who. waaadverfciBicg
them for sale as cholt (immune,
and each was given tb";ce,iitimeter
of blood from a' hojsiok with
cholera. All four pr&apfrly deve
loped cases of ch ilera-aDtd died .
Post-mortem examitifns' left
no doubt as to the cj&sef - of the
death. f 1
This demonstrationjwae made
for the benefit of the ijiud'ents of
the college and thefteneW of the
State who might be fiis
investing some moi ry
into
the
in
breed undtr a misareljensLOQ,
and a'so to obtain vi-flis for the
hospital which manuctons and
tests hog colera serunyi U
Dr. W. M. Burson.'IFofessor of
Veterinary Science aJTh'e College,
while claiming that t9deatroy
the claim of chQlerg?iimmunitY,
states that the breed thrifty
one, prolific and'reacear-i.y ma
turity, and is gro winain? popular
favor in some sectiiisl ;of the
coiiutry. The name 'iHt'ulefoot,'.'
of course, is given bacitjiaj'of the
solid or unclciven hoor-pha's. A.
Whittle, iu The Progriiiya'm-
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Cough Medicine frulldren
Too mush care ,cat ke used
in selecting a cough ndioine 'for
children. It Bhould iMr pleasant
to take, contain no h)nil sub
stance and, be mosV' effectual.
Chamberlain's - pougi Remedy
meets these reqairem- and is a
favorite with the pothers of
young children every wrs
For Sale bf Ail .rj&lefr .
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week, is one of the greatest dra
Disllilm Being Ciptured.
Durham, April 12. The sheriff
and his deputiei Saturday after
noon brought in another big still
and captured John Carroll, a
white man. who was at the still
working when the officers made
the raid.1 Carroll had an assis
tant at the still when the officers
arrived, but he proved to be a bet
ter runner than any of the sher
iff's meond made his escape. The
still was captured a short distance
flfrom one raided Friday by the
sheriff in Lebanon townhip which
had a capacity of a hundred gal
lons, but the one brought in Sat
urday was 50 per cent larger than
thison. When the officers ar
rived the still was running full
time. The fire was burning under
the copper and double distilled
whiskey was being turned out at a
rapid rate The men working the
still seemed to be rushing their
ran today in order to get it out
before the officers oould get back
to that vioinity. They had been
icared up by the raids of the offi
oers yesterday morning. Carroll
was carried before tue commis
sioner here and is now trying to
arrange his bond.
After lying in wait a whole
night and a long chase in the ear
ly morning, Carson Wicker, i
blockader of Lee oounty, was cap
tured Saturday morning by i
corps ot revenue omors near
Jonesboro. Wicker was taken to
Jonesboro, and given a prelimi
nary hearing before United States
Commissioner Keely, and in de
fault of a $209 bond was placed in
jail there to await trial at the
next term of court.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
fake X.AXATIVB BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Drusrarists refund money if it fails to curt.
B W, G&OVB'S signature on each bos 290.
THE POPE, ARCH SINNER OF EARTH.
C. A. 6. Thomas Preaches an Illuminat
ing Sermon on Romanism.
After a lapse of several weeks
0. A, G. Thomas, pastor of th
First Baptist Church of t hit city,
resumed the preaobing of a series
of very iUeresting and instructive
sermons on Romanism, Mr.
Thomas' subject Sunday night
was: "The pope, the man of sin
and bid of perdition." He read
the second chapter of Thessilon
ians, and used verses three and
four as his text. This chapter
reads as follows:
1 Now we beseech yen, bietin
Ten. bv tte oomiue of. our Lord
Jesus Christ, and by our gathering
together unto him,
2 That ye be not s)on shaken in
mind, or be trouMfcd, neither by
spirit, nor by word uot by leiter
as from tus, us tht the day of
Chris.t is ajt hand.
8 Ln no mau deceive you by
any raHRiis . tor that aay shall not
oom x-jppt there comes c falling
Wdv fift", and that man of siu be i
rev-. 'l, tbrt s'-n ot perdition;
4 Who cpptfth and exaltetb
himseif above all that is called
fi d, t t at. is worshipped; so
hat h as Gd eittth iu the tem
ple ( G d, sheii g himself that
he is G)d.
5 Rmembfr ye not, that, when
was yet with ycu, I told yon
these thi:jg6?
6 At-.d uow yt know what with-
holdeih that ;e might be revealed
in bis time.
7 For the mystery of iniquity
dcth already work: only he who
uow letteth will let, until he b
takeu out of the way.
8 Aud theu shall that Wioked be
revealed, whom the Lord - shall
cousame with the spirit of hi
mouth, aud shall destroy with
the brightness oi his coming:
9 Even him, whose comius is
after the working of Satan with
all power-and signs and lvine
wonders.
10 And with all deceivableness
of unrighteousness in them that
perish; because they received not
the love of the troth, that they
might be saved. - r
11 And for thiase God snail
send them strong, delusion, that
tney should believe a Ire: '
12 That they all nrght be damn
ed who believeth not the truth.
but had pleature in unrighteous
ness.
18 But we are bound to give
thanks always to God fcr you
brethren beloved of the Lord, be
cause God hath from th begin
ning chosen you to salvation
through sanctification of the Spir
it and belief of the truth :
14 Whereunto ' he oalled ycu b r
our gospel, to the obtaining of the
glory of our Lord Jesus Christ .
15 Therefore, brethren, stand
fast, and hold the traditions which
ye have been taught, whether by
word, or our epistle.
16 Now our Lord Jesas Christ
himself, and God, even our father
whioh hath loved us, and hath
givetf us everlasting consolation
and good hope through grace,
li tVomfort your hearts, and es
tablish you in every gocd word
and work.
Mr. Thomas said that there is
do other man who so completely
fits these prophetic words of St,
Paul, that all protestant scholars
agree reference is here made to
the pope, and fitting the de
scription as he d.ep,he if the great
est sinner, greatest importer and
the most colossal humbug on
earth To prove this chanter fits
the pope, Mr. Thomas read from.
the 'Garden of the Soul," Leguo
ri's theology and other eminent
R mish authorities which very
plainly and. defi litely sustained
the contention. The pope's as
sumption of divine powers, the
ability to forgive Bin, and the
false and ridionlous claim of tran-
substantiation were given atten
rr i i ...
lion, ne pom tea out tnat no
pope sinoe the first one, St. Roni-
faoe, in' about 600 A. D., even
though they set themselves up as
God himself, supreme on earth, in
heaven and hell, ha I never lived
a life sufficiently pure and devout
to be canonized, or be considered
fib' for saiotsbip. Think of "God
himself," judged by his own flick
has not been pure enough in 1800
years to -become a common saiut.
If this be true of the head of the
church then what is one to think
of these beer-guzzling, liquor
drinking, card-playing, lioensu
ous bachelor "fathers" who go
about administering the mass,
handling with such filthy hands,
Are Romanists Traitors?
Are Romanists patriots are
traitors? Let them answer for
themselves. This from the ''Live
Issue, " the Romanist sheet left at
our offioe.door:
A storm of protest has arisen
among Catholics throughout the
country against the proposed tend
ing of Ernesto Nathan, ex-Mayor
of Rome, to this country as .Ital
ian Commissioner. to the Panama
Exposition.The Catholic press,fol
lowing the snitiative of the Moni
tor of San Franoisco, are oalling
upon their readers to get in touch
with the president at the Panama
Exposition.,
The Catholic Federation, at its
semi-annual session in Chicago,
adopted the following resolution.
"The Executive Board of the
American Federation of Catholio
Societies, in Bemi-annual meeting
assembled in Chicago, protests
against the coming to this coun
try of Ernesto Nathan, ex-Mayor
of Rome, as Italain Commissioner
to the Panama Exposition to be
held in San Francisco next year.
"Ernesto Nathan, while Mayor
of Rome used several occasions to
flagrantly iubuU the Holy Father
and his sacred ministry and by
these insults he haB outraged the
feel it gs of the 18,000,000 of Ca
tholics of the United States and
the 800 000.000 Catholics through
out the .world.
' We call upon our national or
ganizations, State and county
federations and affiliated societies
and institutions to resent the com
ing of Nathan to the United States
as the official representative of.
Italy at the Panama fair and to
register their protest with the
president at the Panama Exposi
tion." : Now what do true American
oitizens care about Nathan's and
the pope's personal affairs. ' If
true American's first allegianoe ii
to out government and flag, of
what concern is the pope more
than any other prince, king, or
president? For instance if a
Spanish subjeot Bhould insult Don
Carlos, the pretender, and King
Alfonso XIII should appoint said
subject as commissioner to the
Panama Exhibition, what exouse
oould loyal Americans make for
refuair.g to reoeive him? Roman
ists betray themselves when they
shew thus that their first allegi
anoe is to the pope, a foreign pre
tender. This evident allegiance
to a foreign power is why it is not
safe to put a Romanist in an
American office, from school teach
er up. They will play the traitor
just as sure as the opportunity is
afforded.
the ''actual body and blood of
Christ," and pretending to for
give Bins.
-This of course, . was re-hearsed
for the purpose of showing up the
class of men who are striving by
all means in their power to get
control of our government, foroe
such dogmas down the throats of
protestants and make America
Catholio.
Every good citizen who cares
for the future welfare of America
and posterity should hear Mr.
Thomas' discourses on this all-important
subjeot. Mr. Thomas
says if the necessity arises he will
take the platform and leoture
throughout the south.
Those who wish to subsjribe to
The Menace, the biggest little pa
per in the world, the strongest an
tagonist of Romanism and the
strongest advocate of a free press;
freedom of worship and America's
uplift, can do so by leaving 25
cents at Thb Watchman office.
Straight at It
There is no use of our "beating
around the bush " We might as
well out with it first as last. We
want you to try Chamberlain's
Oough Remedy the next time you
have a cough or cold. There is
no reason so far as we can see why
you should not do so . This prep
aration by. its remarkable oures
has gained a world wide reputa
tion, and people everywhere Bpeak
of. it in the highest terms of
praise.
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