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Wm. H. STEWART, Ealtor and Owner
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Published Every Wednesday
At Salisbury, N. C.
T7fclfftmi, 1 7r... I .75
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Th fngnmtf' Farmer, 1 year.. 1.00
All t tar a year each, oaly $1.60
' Catered aa eooaid-elast matter Jan-
WX 1MB. at the poetoffloe at
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Salisbury. N. C, June 5, 1918
Camouflage Murphy will
bite the dust.
Camouflage Murphy bit the
dust,
Murphy said that no self
respecting man would vote
for Doughton. Murphy
says he will vote and work
for Doughton. Selah.
Murphy tried to pull down
the temple of God with him,
and some ministers loaned
him a helping hand, but the
people said no. Glory be to
the people.
A good egg cannot consist
ently recommend a bad one,
but patent medicine peddlers
can always find some one to
endorse the virtues? df their
worthless concoctions.
Strange.
Carlyle said that the Unit
ed States consisted of 60,000
000, people, mostly fools,
and no doubt Mr Murphy
agrees with him. Verily.
15-Year-OId Boy Loses Foot. J
Moses Hill, the youngest
son of W B Hill, a resident
of North Main Street, had
the misfortune last Thursday
afternoon, while coming to
Salisbury on the Spencer
shop train, he being employ
ed in the store room' there,
to be struck by a switch
which knocked liim off the
train and caused him to fall
under it and suffer a badly
c r ushed foot. He was
taken to the sanatorium as
quickly as possible and given
treatment. It was found
necessary to amp u t ate
the foot and he is now mak
ing such headway toward
recovery as is usual under
such circumstances.
GALLED
PER FI1LV
TO HER BEDSIDE
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The Menace.:'
Under the; beading-, "Bold and
Extravagent Claims." the New
age prints a letter from Herbert
M Greene, 33d degree to the
Hon. Moriss Sheppard 32d de
gree, senator from Texas, calling
attention to The Literary Digest
of January 5th, 1918 which con
tains an article by Rev fl Mc-
Mahon alleging- that "American
amoucs nava turnished over
one-third of the American army,
though the adherents of the
Catholic church constitute but
one sixth of the oooulation. "
dr Greene asked the sMiatnr tn
find out the denominational stand
ing of the men in the army and
navy, as shown by the official
records. Mr . Josephus Daniels,
on January 24, 1918, wrote to
the senator that "no record is
kept of the religous affiliations
of the personnel of the navy.4'
Adjutant General H P McCain
in formed the senator on January
23 that:
"The records of this depart
ment do not as yet show - the re
ligpus beliefs of the men who
have entered the military service
and, consequently, no compara
tive statement of the number of
men in service of the various
religious persuasions has been or
can be made by this department.
However, the statistical sections
in the various camps are compil
ing an useful information includ
Eri Wfc$4mo Ccantry fa Erado Unitary
mm Will us witcwfl.
Men of selective service age
who leave the United States to
evade military duty will have to
stand trial on charges of viola
tions of the selective service act
when they return to the country
according to the Department of
Justice, even though they do not
return until after the war,
Tde department has at hand
information from which com
plete lists may be prepared of all
men who have left the country
to avoid service, says a recent
statement authorized by the At
torney General. .
taps Are fcini Equipped With firming
jiacnins boos,
Encfugh heavy Browning
machine guns for instruction
purposes have been shipped to
every National Guard training
camp and National Army canton
ment in trie country where
troops are in training Heavy
Brownings for overseas training
have been shipped.
Light Browning rifles suffi
cient in number to equip the
machine-gun units of more than
four Army divisions have been
manufactured, and overseas
shipment of one half has begun.
The other half of the output
goes to Army divisions in this
country.
TKIS WEAK,
Six Tears Ago, Thmkh She Might Die, Stye Texts Lady, Bat How ing the denominational statistics I MFRlfflllS MOTHER
She Is a Well, Strong Woman and Praises Csrdd Fcr
Her Recovery.
Royse City, Tex-Mrs. Mary Kil
xnan, of this place, Bays; "After the
birth of my little girl. . .my side com
menced to hart me. I had. to go back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me. ..but I got no better. I
. cot worse and worse until the misery
jwas unbearable... I was in bed for
' three months and suffered such agony
that I was Just drawn up in a knot. . .
Z told my husband if he would get
me a bottle of Cardul I would try it. . .
I commenced taking it, however, that
evening I called my family about
x&0... for I knew I could not last
taany days unless I had a change for
the better. That was six years ago
and I am still here and am a well.
strong woman, and I owe
caraui. I bad only taken half the
ootue when I began to feel better.
The misery in my side got less... 1
continued right on taking the Cardul
until I had taken three bottles and I
did not need any more for I was well
ana never reit better In my life... I
have never had any trouble from that
day to this."
Do you suffer from headache, back
ache, pains in sides, or other discom
forts, each month? Or do you feel
weak, nervous and fagged-out? If bo,
50 uuui, uie woman s tonic, a
trial. t 7i
relating to the soldiers, but that
data has not yet been received
by this department. "
Then says the New Age:
The question forces itself to
the front: Why are Roman
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.
iA si v , , . . rmiaaeipma, r-a.- i was very weaK,
my me to I Catholic chaplains being- appoint always tired, my back ached, and 1 felt
half the ed to the armv in the nmmrtinn m, , i ckly most of the
led to the army in the proportion
of thirty seven percent, or over
one th ird ? Is it because official-
dom has been made to believe
the extravagant claims boldy
made by Romish priests and pa
pers, that thirty, forty and even
a greater per cent of the army
r i
and navy are of their faith."
It then states that Sere-eaut
lira
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time. I went to a
doctor and he said
I had nervous indi-
estion. which ad-
led to mv weak
condition kep me
worrying most of
the time and he
said if I could not
stop that, I could
not get well. I
heard so much about
Lydia E.Pinkham'8
Vegetable Com
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Georce C Adriance is rennnsihl I P03 my husband wanted me to try it.
, ,8 variance is responsible L took it fora week and felt a littIe bet.
iui iuc siaiement mat Ot the 1 ter. I kept it up for three montns, ana
353d All Kansas RpcrimMf f 1 can eat anything now
. . . . . . i w i luuul uiuuress ur iir vuuoucaa. irns.
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ine om division, 804 are Metho I J. wobthxine, 2842 Nortn Taylor St.
Mie in n,v.i;. qqi m I Philadelphia Pa.
i i i no mmnntv rT mnmnrm nrmrttnnxrn
M Fresbytenans, 242 Baptists overdo, tfiere are so many demands
190 Lutherans, 149 are Congreg-a I uP.n their time and strength; the result
i- . . . I " invanaDiy a weaKenea, run-aown,
tionalists, episcopalian and I nervous condition with headaches, back
United Brethren. 16 other de-l ache, irritability and depression and
I arr-w mAa aothma ailntAnra riaxTtirr
nominations are 'represented bv it is at auchnerioda in life that LvdiaE.
a few" 91 profess no religion and! Pinkham's vegetable Compound will
tiv ro thi rp. xj . restore a normal healthy condition, as
- .v. a.v.tt iiKci lioininMrg. wortniine.
goes, on to say that at Camp Lee,
containing- 48,000 men,
5,307 are Catholics and th
nzuy jy ieiuf m lexas, tbe Send your work by hand or by par
wusiawusis ieaa wun itbsu ana lcei to
the Catholics come next with !
1624. From its . statistics con- R' U BROWN,
cernmg these three selected! Route 6. Salisbury. C
ii.
- places, the New Age concludes. 6-15 lot ud
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-oo you see Dretnren, in mak-
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ments. the Rev James H Mr H.I I Sill Ol TilMlllB FlTID LSBdS.
hon, and other priests and Jesuit I p"rsuant to the powers contained in a
- - - . - I certain mortsr&ee trust HppH
mpmhMil nt th A Wnm - r V..'nt. I j.i o o- ---------wic
iui uiyoi April, iyi, by Mary Anne
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arc, as is usual wun mem talK-1 w;; -;"usia00 lujueranawue.Amie
irr lUn,, u - m.,,. ' I Miller, Wm R Miller and wife, Znlia Mil-
mg through their hats. William I ler. Richmond A Miller and wife iickev
uu. juues ou aegree, 01 jtanama I Y. au "Ilue ana W1'e r ior
n .. .... ichgv a ii line, vw it i ,rnwtrirri .m ;r.
KV. writes that the Masons in H.T.fS.-fci cv. "'.7'
i vjcinici iutiier ana wile.
Costa Rica, Gautemala work even ?5??ff ,erv Tho8 E Miller and wife. Bu-
in th tW nf i1 WJ1' J,n N.eei?.nd wife Margaret
j-.. .uv,v.a i mu ieejy. ana name Miller, to Jfi B Walton
sncial natrariQtti. gi1 ii I truatee and mortsrasree. whinh is n,AA
power and influence that bio-. nn!5ce?of & Wldeed8 C0 pw
Oted and self Sufficient priest I P86 defaalt having been "made in the
hoodcan brino- aoralW ti,At
' , . . j IT1' w" eiFw ror naie at public auction
Alter printing all Of the above rrca,?' ai in court house door in the city
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nrtf u:. "Aif ,0o?g 8crib-
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made Anti-Catholics, it will not I0 con9t7 8tate of North Carolina, ad
be the fault of the New Aire TiISr7i
i --o a - iu vue oncora or
THA fn x-t- ba m kaL Al x 7 - I ntft IV I V mill i f -n. .
naught but cold fact supported SSSK? 8' wdiu tfc!n?e fo 8aid road
nby figures to prove it iXt SQt ? It? W. chains to a Btn;
ujr "wa w prove it is tact, thence to the said road again in 12 dee E
that ia tn mil v rAmnit Amm io ra .k.: 6 t ueK 111
, " u I v,ww sinne, retrea's corner.
COUld Well make. "Well done ihenc,n87 de& W with Barrier's line
inou gooa ana lattrui servant." I -1 r" . , ?."lu"e mence 8onth to wet
i T . . I with Barner'a lim a R
fooa iuck to tae ew Age. U..-C, wth a bi A,7E
1 r i wub ii recona creek; thence ud
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