For the Watchman. . ....
A MULE ittCE.i ;
A little uonaease now and then,:
Is relished by the uiost of men,
And 6ft it will amose the mnAy
.To soo some race and ruu behind.
iu till Township luis A knljM -To
chase aoniv iimju he clatnu the rlgiitj
Hut once he wet with ft id ttrpH;,
For dust and Band di4 UH' W
One eve he took a little chase,
And for John Oil pin took a rce,
Uut Jolm'i old mule set out fall sail
And run like Jlollj-Wtton-ttil., . . .
- f T-t"
They started in JW" L
And soon each mule was in strarj.
John took h'is course for setting uOf
Geewhilikiu ! how he did rati.
On came onr klilght at tortoise peed,
Like in the fable tale we read)
Our knight was tortowe John was hare,
And with the fable will comparer
To gO before ft Squire's Cdtif t, - !
Alas! alas! it is no sport.
Old Squire's have an ugly face,
-And those they judge they have to chase.
To them the-law is like d3 'ff
That men will draw some jisU to get;
lint when in Legal water dep ..,
Their lead line Jown jthey cannot keep.
The crafty fish will under gd v
While smaller ones will mesh ittbreagii
feat iomp there are that joii iuaj bet
Yen neVer get them in a net. Jt t
pa went onr John at double quick, .
Aj if pursued by a sharp stickj
His old fleet mule did run for trne,
Jn rain our knight did ufnl' pursue.
Onr knight got angry on the path,
Ktir up old male you raise jut wrath;
I'll put you up when I gee iiorae,
There to way stay for days to ipome.
I know A nag of racing blood, ,
He js not young tytit hojs fo$yt
That horse I dp' not intend to own, ..
I mean that horse of Joseph Brown r
If I had rode old Mon's to-day,
No man froin nie could get away 1
Milt now my man and track islost,
AniLl am minus in the costi
Our Johti lay down in rabbit style,
And for 'the tortoise wajts riwlifW;'
II ut en the tortoise did not come,
He then quits race and strikes for home.
A two horse, wagon man and colt"
bid join the chase tfheu John- did bolt)
No ChaldtQ King u Qjnu jQt fine!
Could rank in show or cut a shine. .
A good old man was nucle Burt .
No man would cluuse or do him hurt;
But kindly he could vyoo and win,
jnd took tho wild John Gilpiu iu.
He took him to a magistrate, . -The
ugliest Squire in tho State;
He gave onr Jtthn a flag ' trace,
But tied Yum first then let him loose.
That Htbrid Horse we call tho mule
No King would ride that well would rule;
This long eared nag in ancient days,
Made prophets mad 8ovMofce iiyi
Then all ye knights that well wocddrnle.
I'ray never rjue a kicking mule,
r when your mau aud track bloat,
You 11 be a Lackey in the cost. ,
km
; Weeds now demand attention, says the
Jottmal of Agriculture, and the persis
tence and thoroughness with 1vh tell they
are exterminate will materially affect
both the excellence of tho present crop
and the ease Vlth which the future cul
ture can be done. It is astonishing what
Vast quantities of weeds the farmers and
gardners of thia country raise year after
year. It has been estimated' that if al
these weed); uere clover or wheat instead
p worthless and injurious weeds it would
add to the wealth of the country not less
than eGO,OrlQQO'aUtiually.., Thore seems
to be a very general belief that weeds can
,i.ot be entirely extirpated from farm
grpnndj. Bot why not I 1(008 half- ef
the Weeds In ft particular' field ' cau! be
deatoyml, why, by parsniag tho'i effort
' faf enougfi, may not ihe ither1 Kalf" be
destroyed aisdt If the first teniti i can be
killed why, not the last tostli ( AboiU, the
pnly reason we BVet heard given why the
ast as well as the first weeds may hot be
exterminated is "because they eadt1' -This
lack of faith ia. ultimate and complete
success in tilts wotk u one of the great
est hmdrances, to its accomplistnneut.
A man may believe he can succeed and
yet fail, bat a mau who docs not believe
success possible is not likely to put forth
effort necessary to achieve success.
.The great secret ot auccesa and the
end at which all should aim is to prevent
japy weeds either in tho CUltlvatetl grminds
pr adjoining boarders from lipeuiug their
seeds. Success jn this will greatly lessen
jpio contost jn tho future and if persisted
)n a few years will result in complete vic
tory. What live Sheep 1Ti Jio.
FivC shbep Iwriil enrich one acre' of ojd,
roruout mowing land iu three yws so
tttftt it ti ill producu one ai4 imelialf ton
.pf hay-Jf yeifr, for several years, by
plight eprinkje of seed each veitf , sown iu
arly spriil' f ah.ee j will produce
r- inunure iu Wlur to the Talu?Vf ilO bv
giving them 8atabie)ld?diDgi fevel'ieeik
uin-get their liyTng througlrtho summer
on ono
McrQ of ground the pasEkctng pf
theaame ould bej&3k. Fite&'if fai;
five lamXis, worth $15. Five slteep will
shear twenty 'five pDimdu of "tCoof':W6rrti
The largest strawberry farm i n tlie world
. - i -I t " .ri s: I. ..... i t
js prooaoi;' tnaioiuonn it - lonpg,-jr.
about two mjles from Norfolk, V. A. J
coin puses aiwuijucre. iw "jgegu sji
vt ar .s 2,
" Hill nnHi tntli ipm
i . .... -
THE CRpjft.
w. rrlad to'sav that, from tfUf 1 ;
1 - i.mm trlBTlf I IS I II LUD I -I.
countrr, there witl be good' crops id dear
ly every Uicality. In very low ianu mej
have been somewhat injured by the re
cent freshets, bat in higher locations the
yield In nearly all kinds of produce will
bo rather above tue average, n w -ru
season lias ftt been to propitious as some
would wish, but the average has been
....watncui tintwithstAndiuff the adverse
conditions under which the labor has been
perfornied. This has bcrt BCCdiupluhed
aUMBMVWM-W " " -
MnCUItural operations among our iwiiu
i ru--f lfnw in. inv acres I
cap I plaut 1" it i. u.w, Ilo O..C ...
I m ralU &H auw ar I
I make an acre "produce V and when this
latter idea becomes, As It should, the ob J
lective iwint io conducting an agricultural
jective iwiui w t"""vl e
campaign, wo shall see a prosertty and ua, hy mean of which everr sufferer, no mat
tnlo!iwndeuco aiuouir the tillers of the 1 ter what hi condition may be. may cure him
soil such as we poor denizens of the- city
" - i . -1 . I
win never kuimi, voiv
may be. 117. Star.
HE PREFERRED TO WALK.
'She' nrettv hot. ain't alie T said a i
: x . . '
backwoods nassenoer, addressing the en
gineer of the Mississippi steamer that was
raciug with another boat.
"So-so," responded the engineer, as lie
huiiir an additional wrench on tho aafoty-
vaU-APord to ston the steam - from es-
. y
capllig.
'I reckon
we'll overtake that craft
Hoou, pursued the passenger.
'That's about it," returned the engi
neer, giving the cords another twitch, and ;
lalloing through the trumpet to the fire
man to "shove up.
"One hundred aud ninety-five," luiiu-
ined the passenger, looking first at the
guage and thcu at the boilers.
"That's about where she is rusticating, '
nut in the engineer.
Then the nassenirer ran his fingers
through, his hair nervously, and walked
about the decks for a few minute, : when
ie came back to the engineer and observ
ed :
"Hadn't you better leave that loat
go!" .
"Can't do it. -Must pass her."
"But s'posiu' we should blow up T"
"Well," said tho engineer, as he peep
ed ever the guard to see how fast he was
gaining, "if it's tho will of Providence for
this boat to blow up, we'll have to stand
up." Then he hallooed to the firemen to
roll up another cask of bacon, and to mix
plenty of rosin with the coal, jtnd give
her a little more turpentine and oil.
The next moment there was a splash
in the river; but before the yawl could be
lowered, the man had succeeded in reach
ing the shore, and hallooed out :
on with the race. I guess ill
walk."
AN UNFAILING SIGN.
Vhat makes jou think they're engag
ed Mrs. Berkley ?" asked the uei:hlir.
"Has Julia's mother ever intimated it to
yont"
"O, dear gracious, tut ! She uever s
much as hinted at it," replied Mrs. lierk-
"Then what makes yon think it' all
settled bet ween them T It ain't over three
mouths since he commenced waiting on
her."
"That don't make any difference
they've known each other for two or three
years, hhe's as likely a girl as any not
bad looking and he's "
"Yes yes : all true enough. But what
makes you think they're engaged T That's
what puzzles me."
Vhy, la, bless you, I know it as well
as if I'd heard the bargaiu with my own
ears."
"Go on go on."
"Yes; as I was saying, last Snnday af
ternoou my Martha met 'em out walkiu'
together, and stopped to chat with 'em a
minute. As soon as she 'got home and
told me they had both been eating onions
I kuew it was all arranged, and I shan't
bo a bit surprised to hear any day that
the cards are out for a speedy wedding.
A sign like that never" fails."
AV AY-PASSENGER.
Louisville Courier Journal. l
He was a "cullnd tramp," and approach
ed Captain Jase Phillips as the train
hauled up at Pewoo. ""Is yu de eapt'in
ob dekcars T" 44 Yes," replied Jase. "Don't
wan t io' to hire any deck bauds, duz ye
No; 1 m not running a steamboat
'Zacly. Mout 1 rido straddle of de cow
snatchertode neit laud in' I'm busted
an' a long ways from home !" "Get on !
All aboard V and the negro straddled the
"coT-nafther.,T
Ed Galligaii pulled out
the throttle wide open, and th train had
not gone more than half a mile before the
s.-. i ....
cujiiue cuiuueti wiui a cow, throwing it
over the fence into a corn-held, and the
negro after tlw cow. Next day, coining
down, the negro liinped-up to Jase at the
same depot, ami &aid: "Hour, I didu't
rido fur wid you on dat cow-suatcher,
' ' . V
too, au'' dar warn't room fo' bofo of us,
we got off together up here in a co'u-field
f' to rst De next time I rides wid you
I'll freeze'iu tail-gate
hit's safer.!!
ob de
wagou
wuat Is the nse of a National V.rtn
back pally in North Cartjjiua T Thur-
niuu letter in favor o greenbacks aud
opipaing - return ption is "greenback"
enough for ns. The resolutions' WAopteil
115? Fj1 Strict conyention bjnds Jbe
paHy to gifnbacks, fhe Southern dem
ocrats, to a man httnost, , stauds squarelv
against isumpjlipn and n favor of the
I - ' .1
laoorer. wtmt more would ypu hare!
It you afc fo gn backs tlie democratic
i"r.v is xne piace tor yott. Dou't run af-
rpr t'llA liiul. T- J a n
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BIKLT J. J.-BRUNKR. Ed. and Prop
T. K. BUUNEKi Associate fid.
scscbiptios batbjs i
VI A VB t wiw-w F - - - - - -- -- -- -- - -w- -
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one lndtt, due joabUoatlQa,..:.' s
.11 on
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Contract rates for tmm$pr m rear.
Llauhood: HovLost, HowBestoredl
" Just pablhtbed, a new edition' of Dr.
Culverwell'i Celebrated Eisay on
the radical cure (without medicine) of
t 1 1 1 1 T -
to,aBWry n.i Lowemln rwrEHcr, Menul
and pnTBicai Incupsctty, luipedinienu to Mr.
gQr lrice ill senieti envelope, only sia cenw.
Tht celebrated authuh in thU admirable
- 2SSS3TSES
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qilenCrt, f Relrsbue may be radically cured
without the dangerou use of internal medicine
or ine anpucauon . ....qw.i.r.. .
mrvln of core at once simple, certain, and effect-
wlf cheaply, privately, and rfeoffy.
BfftThi Lecture should be in the hands of
everv vouth and every man in the land.
Sent under real, in a plain envelope, to anv
adddreao, post paid, on receipt of six cents r
two postage rtam.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO-
41 Ann St, New York; Post Office box, 4"86.
OLD,
TSIIEB,
AKD
TRUE.
Pcopto are gattlng acquainted nd tboM who
are not ought to Ik with the wonderful merit at
that great American Remedy, th
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOE MAN AND BEAST.
ThU Vnlment very naturally originated tat Ameri
ca, where Nature provides In her laboratory auch
Burpriln antidote for the maladies of herchil
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 55 years,
until now it encircles the habitable globe
The Uexican Mustang Liniment Is a matchless
remedy for r.ll external ailments of man and beast.
To stock owners end farmers It is invaluable.
A single bottlo often saves a human life or re
stores the usefulness of an excellent horse, ox,
cow, or cheep.
It cures foot-rot, hoof-all, hollow horn, grub,
screw-worm, shoulder-rot, mange, the bites and
stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such, drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It cures every external troublo of horses, such
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder,
wind gall, ring-bone, etc., etc.
The Kexlcan Mustang Liniment Is the quickest
eon lath world for accidents occurring la the
family, la the absence of a physician, such as
burns, seaMs, sprains, cuts. etc.. and for rheuma
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
tlcularly valuable to Miners.
It is the cheapest remedy in the world, for tt
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and a single
replication Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Is put ap In three
Hwi of bottles, the larger ones being properUoa
A'dy much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
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COURT AND JUSTICES', BLANKS KEPT ON HAND.
PRICES STKICTLY LOW.
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DEEDS & MORTGAGES.
Fee Simple Deeds. Deeds in Trust, Mortgage
Deeds, Chattle .Mortgages, harm Contracts, Marriage and Confirmation Certificates,
Distillers' Entries, and various other forms for sale at the
WATCHMAN OFFICE.
SALE NOTICES.
Administrators, executors, commissioners, sheriffs, constables, agents. &c. nre advised to
call on us for printed sale notices. It is certainly great injustice to owners to put up
their property at public auction without first giving ample notice of the sale. The re
quirements of the law on the subject every body knows are insufficient. Projierty is
often sacrificed from this cause when n dollar or two spent in advertising might have
saved it and made it bring its value. Wc furnish sale notices promptly and' cheap.
2T0TIC3S 70?. POSTING
PAMPHLETS,
SCHOOL CIRCULARS,
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
CARDS, Posters, all kind
PJ (CALL.
TIMETABLE WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD.
In effect Friday, Mny the 10th, 1878.
GOINC, WEST.
STATIONS j Arrive.
Salisbury ;
Third Creek 8 27 A.M.
Slatamlle ' 9 15 "
Catawba 10 07 "
Newton 10 55
ilnnova 'I....! 1 1 07 "
llirkory Ill 35 P. M.
Icard 12 15 "
Morganton 12 59 "
BridKewater 1 43 "
Marion i 2 27 "
Old Fort 1 3 07 "
Henry i 3 28
OOINO EAST.
Lkavf.
i 35 a'M
STATIONS.
1 Arrive.
Leave.
r oo a .m".
Henry..
Old Fort.
12 A. M.
52 M
Marion
Hridgewater
Moritanton..
It Aft I
8 32
9 1G
I 9 56
1 10 36
Hickory.
Canova ll 04
Newton ...jll 16
Catawba 12 04 P.
Stateaville 1 2 56
Third Creek i 1 44 '
dalwbury i 30 '
M.
STOP AT THE
BOYDEN HOUSE,
SALISBURY, N. C.
O. S. BROWN, Prop'r,
tTjtn of the National Hotel, Raleigh.)
-AT HOME AGAIN.
Having leaned lhi houe for a term of yearn,
would be pleaded to have my friend call and
e me. It will he Kepi as a r iitox-t-A.oo
HOTEL IN EVERY RESPECT.
Board: Two Dollars Per Day.
fOMXIBU3 AT EVERY TRAIN-1
Larse Sample Rooms for Commercial Trav
ellers. TRY ME.
C. S. BROWN. Jr.
W.O.SHELBURN. Clerkn.
January, lnt, 1878. Il:tf
FOR-1878.
Don't neglect to call on C. Plyler at the
Book Store for all kinds of Books wanted. The
best quality and latent styles of writing paer i
kept here. Also the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine can be had here at from S3o to $40.
If a roarwrLfiitt w Inrilea all In cT' AnA eramine'
goods and Qacnnes. ll:Iy.
BONDS
To make Title to Land, and Laborer and
Mechanics Liens, for sale at tliis Office
SALISBURY, N. C.
Deeds, Commissioners' Deeds, Sheriffs
LAND P.2ADT FP.HTTED.
Monthly Statements,
7
KERR CRAIQE,
gltomtn at Sato,
Salisbury, T. 0
DR. BUTTS
No. 12 N. Eighth St
St. Louis. Mo.
Wh hu hid pcater ipulf In th treatment of th
eziial tnniblea of bwlh mie tad nlr than an phytirian
ia the Wnt, (firr. the rmilu of hii kmc and mi uiful
practie ia hi lira saw vara, jitct publiahcd, "t'tlnl
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
Booki that ara mllr CalOa 4 W.laili'iHi'i la all mat
tmprruininf to BmImm and KhiuIih. and nipolr
yant lung frit. Titer aTabeMUfallj INaalnUra. aad ia plaia
laLSuaaje, eaaitjr undrntood. The two booki embrace Ml
pairea, and contain alahla tehnaailM for both Biarried and
inele, with all the recent improvements in medical treatment
Read what onr homepanen sar The know ledge imparted
In B. BoUa new worka la in no war of questionable char
acter, but ie Jmething that nq one abaaM kaaw. Tbo
aeaia. ids Ticnm 01 aarir anaiseretiont
Bcrfrctly healthy maybe, tmt with wanlni
f liia. and tba Weoun, ia miaer
from the many Ills her tax ia he:
to." fit. Louil iouraal.
roriLAK nticu 60 et. aaeh
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fui.neia.ntra. twntandersrai,a
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Having bought tlie county right (Vr the
"Tropical Fruit, Vegetable and meat Preserv
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will pceoerve a barrel of fruits or vegetable at
a cort of 5 cent, and 100 Iba pork or beef for
o cents, and the fruit, meat and vegetable
retain their natural tante. The proceai i a
dry one, simple and perfectly harmless, and is
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anv
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