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How a Zllarrieil 'Woman Coe? to
! ' . Sleep.' "
' There is an article going the rounds
culitled, "How Girls Go to sleep."
The manner in which they go to sleep
i according to the article, can't hold a
! candle to the way a married woman
goes to sleep. . Instead of thinking of
what she should have attended to be
fore going to bed, she thinks of it af
terward. While siie is revolving these
nutters in her mind, and while snug
Jy tucked in bell, the old man is
scratching his legs in front of the fire
and wondering :. how he will pay the
next mouth's rent. iSuddenly she says:
'James, did you jock the door?'
Which door?' (
The cellar door says slue.
'No savs James. :f
''.'Well,' youM better go down and
lock it. for I heard some one in the
yard last night
Accordingly, James paddles down
stairs and Jocks the door. AboTit the
time James returns and is going to
get into bed sne remarks : -r
'Did you shut the stair door ?'
: . 'No says James.
Well, if it is not shut the cat will
get up into the bed-room. "4
'Let her come up, then says James,
ill-naturedly.
'Jkly goodness, no J' returns the wife,
'she'd suck the baby's breath !'
Then James paddles down stairs
Again, and steps on a tack, and tsloses
the stair door, and curses the cat, and
returns to the bed-room. Just as he
begins to climb into his couch hi wife
observes j
have selected to fully demonstrate tbe tbcJethictf Jf poliiical duties; of Jife.
utilitv of his ! invention, 'It - was, These sayings, cannot .bo traced to a
however, the onlv oue thatf was avail- period, higher, than the eleventh cen
.V Stuart Boyv
able. It was stated b vJeompereni wiry ociorc .yur. , u. , , and while w fl;t; ntr fnr . . trt m . nn
-..-. , I tlOll with his inffn1pfl ltmthpr-in.la w
enjrmeerff
coal fire
steam
A Brownsville young Iman ealle
on his Jnteuded . the other,' evening,
f Tpreseutnat even w i ; --.- " , appearance he'struclc up'a conversa-
if Vnnlil hp difficult to raise Hindoos; and lt'is the, opinion , ofL:-.. :J: LC'l V::: 1 . Li . ,
-r- I i . u m .!iuuu ins lutenueu uroiiier-in-iaw.
h to move; ths. engine Max AluIIer,-Wilson, Johnson, and 1-,:;,",,,;;
enoug
Itself, -let.aloBk ...load. The. run oarowo VI l..tney, that . fa, are not g,iTaniz niggerg k;w,ucb?..
wa. n,ade fro,mFlaling to.Wh.t-- older tb eleven centur.-B. a -The -I nyWn.'ty," ;ai,iwerea the
toB:':aAd,:retara, distance,of jsix Zendavesta rtf. the Pecans the
mile, with one coach fillrf w.th pass- gnnderi jpf all the sacred, book. n ed'forVv moments, wh'en the W
engers. Only tvyo gallons f naphtha, to our B.ble. ';Zoroaster, whose sayJ V'"" you play checkers
three rent ier fnillon were con- iners it contains, was born at . uatrio
suraed. As theaparatus was only tern- in the twelfth century B. C.- ;
iwraruy aiiacnea io iiie togue,iu wui-1 it, 11?" y,"14 iwm.s,..
bustion was not absolutely perfect, tenth .fifteen . centuries B. C. and
though' the operator assured , the gen- teetWaW ;e y
tlemen present that such a result years older tnan tne most ancient 01
could be secured under favorable cir- the sacred writings.
enmstances. Tire highest pressure of
-tXiX-U oUnnf 19 ,,nd .. Drinking Ice Water.
to the square inch. The engine was
run out of the' round bouse: and on
you , play
witlvydtfirh&se ?" I
"10, X have not acquired that ac
complishment." ' " it
Well, you'd t better learn.
There is no more doubt that .drinkH'i 39" anyway-and she
no on pi ?r"l,UZ ing ' ije water arrests . digestion than said when she got ahold ;of the old
:.iUrt -"''.i r?S iSST re is that a refrigerated would arl manVsugarrstiras; going to nil the
lighting the fires under the boilers. . .. v..,..?. . r 't.;k; ;u;;mk.vq T. :
You
i "Cause,1 sis1 says you don't know as
much j as a. galvanized , nigger, but
your dad has got lots of stamps, and
It drives from the Pourt;n of July irceshunsi and ice
that he conceived, the . . ? . v, - Y it. j . i . t . ; , .. . . ,,u . n ,
In his patent in ;;i855, theflow of gastr.c ja and shocks nrae:.-P'aycllBcK,
that he has been working at it , . u 6 . , j aj ,i :
P v-.. I .kf-U : .Jl.'l- 'aL -'ut-l And when '.Kts'r trot hpr-lmir hsincr
rJ. u: . l,,-l, ninvti.ih vvw lu .vuuuiu, aii auic , n -&
ever since. . joj ms prwcw mc iwim- ,. -. t , ,.
tha is subjected to an a
tiuctire distillation, wl
bi-carbonated nydrogen
xss tnemapn-i " ' , , . . . .
I l i. jit TTil IPrl mill ramp in fcitA fminn (Iia tioplor
tha is subjected to an absolutely' dis- ?f i1 wu. Ul?u hY? :f " " '! V
tta j t? ,y li:.It ? , a j iiL. I riprf oil hv nil snro hnp Irrtltr wlin
which produces J waier . unusers ore usuauy r; -"J
sen. The ' water vei7 flabb a!)0Ut tbe reSinn of ll!e was innocently tying the tails of two
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vt-A .knnM l and ee Ibem. I B prpajr
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Foundery 1 Machine
... , v- . ,n.nIi Tl.. K I kittens torrether.
' - is nu aua aaa a a aarrw i aiiii iiiii a a - LiiaL a. a asm a i
used is separated into oxygen - ana s ' , j
. . ! mt . ... I food lies henvv on that mtient oromri.
hvcirocen erases, l ne secret consisrs . .... ....y t i VTu-;ir TT.iri'.i
" J .f-i. a Thow rosfo thoit dinnor fop hniiM aAv I cyct wciwxc iu iuc uimeu oiaies
it U bolted. Thev c..ltivtA tbp ,,L ha9 ajsiftgle murder been avenged so
in separating the gases -of ?the water,
utilizing the oxygen and producing a
perfect . combustion of the naphtha
and the elemental gases. It is claim-
of stimulants to aid digestion. Jf terribly by the law as that of Joseph
-,i . i Raber, who was drowned eighteen
miin imiiw iiii v ait i m iiitrii aa, a. iriinL.iiuc" i v
I forgot to bring some water. Sup
pose you bring some iu the big tin
And so James, wjith a muttered corse
goes down into the dark kitchen, and
falls over a cliair, and rasps ail the
tinware off the wall, in search of the
"big' tin, and then he jerklsthe stair
,door open and howls :
Where the deuce are. -the; matches?1
.She gives him minute 'directions
whereto find the matches, and adds
that shn would rather go ajid get the
water herself than have the neighbor
hood raised about it. AXter which James
finds the matches, procures the water
comes up stairs, and plunges into bed
iPretfently his wife says; j
'James, let's have an understand
ing about money matters. Now, next
week I've got to pay'
- 'I don't know what you've got to
pay, and I don't care,' shouts James
as he lurches around and jams his face
against the wall ; 'all I want is to go
i6 sleep.' ; ' j .
, 'That's all very well for you,' snaps
his wife,as she'pulls the covers vicious
ly, 'you never think-of the worry and
trouble I have. And there's Aramen
3if, who I believe is taking the
measles ' .1 ;
r ' 'Let her take 'em,' says James,
sticking his legs out as straight as
two ramrods,
'-.'It seems to me youiiavef no sense
or feeling, whines his wife, 'and if
yon had any rejpectfor me you would
not eat onions-before you come to bed.
The atmosphere of the room from the
smell of onions is horrid.' I
' 'Well, go down and sleep id the
kitchen, then, and let me alone,' says
James.' j . ;
1 Hereupon she begins fo cry softly,
but about the time James is falling into
a gentle. doze she punches him in the
fibs with her elbow, and says j
Did you hear that scandal about
Mrs, Jones ?' : i ' 1,
. . What Jones?' .says James, sleepily.
"'Why, Mrs. Jones.' t
' 'Where?' injuries James!
"X declaresaysrhis wife, "you are
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jjemug more siupia every uay. lou
know Mrs. Jones that lives'atNo.21.
YelI, day before yesterday, Susan
-bmith told Mrs. Thompson; that Sam
uau Pii4 mai .Jirs, jone
had-"
-Here she pauses and listens. James
Is snoring, iu profound slumber. With
a sort of rage she pulls all the covers
ofnnm, wraps herself up iu them and
lays awako until 2 A, MJ thinking
how badly abused she, is. And tha
- ii the way a married woman goes : to
sleep, ,
montlis ago by some men who wished
insurance to
l i r i . . ! Inolicies. Six months ao iwonf flip
half; that the jinvention may heap- nage ana porK ana oee, ana potatoes, . consnirators hnn
hi; ifn ;i;ni, M., Vf W;il and other meats and esculents to go a,,egeu aspirators were nangeu, and
phedjto any engine, and that it will , . k Thursday three others suffered the
be of immensb advantage in ocean n8h the process of assimilation- - j ,y omera $utttred the
steamship navigation, ft is also be- a, ucw urpau, nov cais
lieved that it
i
valuable on ele
the danger of fires by falling sparks
is constant, and that it can be ap
plied to domestic and illuminating
purposes.
. I A- T 1 ii A r .7 - a
i will be exceedingly ana ,neu meat, imagining tneseio
vated railways, where have been tUe caus&oT their Paladik
am me ice water goes aown an tne
same, and finally friends are called
in to take a farewell look at one
whomfc mysterious Providence lias
caued to a came wnere, as tar as is
3
known, ice water is not used. The
number of immortal beings who go
hence, to return no more, on An.
lew aay? rast lhe uuserver con- count of ice water, can hardlv be es'ti
tamed a reierence to tnis gentleman matei Baltimore San.
Father McXamara.
An odd little suit was decided in
New jYork last week. A young man
sued the coopers to whom he was ap
prenticed lor not teaching him all the
branches of the cooper's trade, as pro
vided for in the articles of identure.
He claims that he was only taught
and not "tight
MERONEY & BRO.
H ive their well known establishment in full
and regular work aguin, and . respectful I v ao
licit ordvrf. They have in their employ Mr.
J. A. GILL, ne f the bent Machinists in
the country, with a full force of tritd work
men. Are rejared to di all kind of repair
on Engines and other Machinery, at short
notice. Their fwuiidery in full operation
for casting in Iron or lira us. Their Machine
Shop is turning out Sash, Blinds, Doors, Moul
ding, &c, and everything culk-d lor in that
Hue. Persons wanting anything in theee sev
eral branches; would do well to call and ee
them. They are still manufacturing the cele
bra ltd Meruney Plow.
who was formerly in charge of the
Roman Catholic Church of this city.
He haS-how left that church and
founded in New York a church of his
own, to which lie has given the name
An American Girl in Paris.
"loose coopering,"
coopering."
lie got a verdict.
An American girl in Paris writes:
"We went to the Madeleine to church
of the 'Indepcndant Catholic Church.' this morning. It is not much like
Of this church lie has been made Bish- church, especially j when one stops! to
op Thischnrch is also termetl the buy things on the way home. The
'Irish Catholicj Church,' for it does French all do their shopping ou Sun-
J.;D. McNeely,
Produce & Commission
Merchant, Merch'oise Broker,
Agent for the Sale of Fertilizers, Sawtd
Shingles, MouuUiu and Country Produce gen-
erUy, - Agent for The
EM fjfeaud Cattoa Mills,
FOR SALEBARGAINS!
One second hai;i 12-horse portable Steam
Engine, as good as new. r
Alo, a 2-hori'e (oiver Kngine, now in daily
use, will be for sale in a month or two. Call
and ee themJ
Feb. 19, 18S0. IS:3m
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placed before t!e public tor that most
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lat Me
SHOP
wlU tike In Wool for these XiV.ls to be Carded
not recognize the 1 ope at all, and day, but they are very particular hot carpets. These mius nave recently -a turuunea
. . . l r.,,i-. t ' -x . . - . wlta aew machinery, anl are now prpp.mvd to make
is composed oi Irish entirely. On to miss mass in the morn 1 ntr. The Blankets (tun width), oarpets, ah vvwt oasaimere.
tor an the won you may uuve
ders tor Knttitnj Cotton. Cot-
Pricca of working up Wool
morning
Sunday 'iast the new bishop gave a music at tlie Madeleine was very fine. Yarn, jwia pay cash
! ..L , . ... i tor sale: Wlltukeo-
sketch of Ins life, which will no doubt but the ceremyny was rati;er ridicu- ton varn, or sheeang,
be relished by ; those: who knew him I lous. ; , j
wnne in xvaieign. ne weni on 10 say "ooon aiier we came to tne pension, M roa want the best Fertilizer for Tobacco and
.1 . i i , rit i: .i ... l:i i . - o "V I cotton, I've got it rememoer tne ceieoru.iea Aruug-
that he became a Catholic at nineteen they announced a; soiree for Sunday ton Brand. i
yearsof age, and that he was a true- eveninc. The English rrirls rebelled OJtxiolx.oxxis andEsss!
FERTILIZEBS !
blue Irishman. . He said that at one at first, but at last were prevailed
If yoa have Cotton, Flour, Corn,;or any kind of
grain or produce, you will a ive money by leaving It
time he had founded a church in upon' to go, and they danced mrtil
Krnok vn nnrl Ificturwl nil nrnr the 119. nVlrvt nf Tl.to : .. SVA lth me to eil for you. t& All Cotton or Produce
. . . I w v 10 uvh ,i,tjc. i)(.rt with metor sale ncovert-u ny n4uratr,andiny
1, ra I ..r : - a La j ,i j commissions no more for this security.
w.u.tj. w uis uc naaicpHw I Hwak ui ii. ouuii uiterwaru me most My eommusioaior selUag Cotton is 50 cents per
for a paper in Massachusetts. He had priidish Of tUe English girls were seen Sroth
been aecuscd of being a drunkard, but
this was not true. He sometimes
flourished his handkerchief and drank
lemonade. Hej, said he found there
wasn't an honest fibre in several of
the men who joined with him, and
had east them overboard but good
and loyal men were yet left. Speak
ing of his new church, he said : "The
way I started this church was this. I
bad only seventy five cents left, and I
hired a newly arrived Dutchman, who
carried my proclamation excommuni
oating the Pope.! I stood him op against
a tree in the City Hall Park! and the
result was that the next day all the
papers published it. The people said
I was crazy,' and I wonder that I have
not beeu put in, a luuatio. asylum' be
fore now." . . -
and Insurance Included.
Other Produce 5 per ceat.
?Wntcr as -a Pqei,
The second trial of the Holland re
-tort, in which water and naphtha are
. used as fuel to produce steam for the
propulsion of n locomotive engine
came off at College Point, on the
Xong f Island Rai 1 road, yesterday af
ternoon , in the presence of a number
of experts and scientific gentlemen.
The retort was attached to an engine
belonging to tbe railroad j company,
0 which had been standing in ? the re
pair shops for sir months; It is not
such au engine as the inventor wouM
Seven Bibles of the World.
The seven Bibles of the world are
the Koran of the Mohammedans, the
Eddis of the Scandinavians; the1 Try
Eitikes of the Buddhist; the r five
Kingsf the Chinese, the three,Vedas
ot the Hindoo the Zendavcsta, and
the Scriptures of the Christians. The
Koran is the most recent of the seven
Bibles, and not older than the seventh
centur of purt jera It is a compoiind
of quotation froni the Old and New
Test anient, tiej TaltQud ''t and i the
Gospel of. StBarnab'a..i The Eddis
oft the Scandinavians were first pub
lished in the fourteenth century. :The
Ritikes of tlie'feuddhisfs' containsub
lime morals and pure aspirations; but
their author Uye and died Jin the
sixthcenturyl' before, ChrwtiHThe
sacred ..writings of the Chinese are
m. XT' U -'- ' ; .
v.vv vmc c vujg3, iqg rmeaning
web -or clotlr; or tlie warp 'thaf keep
the threads in their nljThw con-
tain tho best sayings of the'saes on
going to hear Sarah Bernhardt play
on Sunday evening. !
"We are in the queerest of hotels
now. Y e have no Jemme de champre,
but instead an old man does all the
chamber work. He is called 'oarcon'
in French, and B and I call him
'the old boy1 in plain English.
"I shall never believe that the
French are hypocritical. I have
found Jbenv very ' Jcind, good-hearted
aud frank Of. course French girls
are very different iu their feeling
from Americans or. English. The
Americans are a sort of cross between
the English and French better than
the English and a little better than
the French.,,
Flour 10 ets
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.of the s;uue, do weltTo eiill M
' JNOII.ENNlMfbrr
Ksw-'York Land & Emigration f
17:tf
o
Mortgage Deeds for s
AUo various other bhrjsl
Ger ran Millet Grass;
d, iheap at
G3VfS SPECiFJ3 R10:SiHE.
TRADE rVtARHnie.n at-Kn?lishfRADe MARK
ReHtni; -U UD- jKS
laldn cure lor
seminal v.'talcness.
W?KT Spermatorrhea. - kSSi
X : Xrapotiwy, and all fWC-P
jr!j fltseasesUiat (oUow fc
as a sr'qucTii'e or
se'.f- vlKisc: as Ixwa Af&
or Meaiory. rnlver-w&fei
Ral Lavlti'e, Pain
A proposition has been made by I German Retorm, Gospsl Hymns, &c
i i !' 1 . . . - ..... .
the State of New
York to preserve
Niagara Fulls and create a nark
around it.1 Gov. Seymour, we believe
is i the- chairman of the commission
charged with examining into the mat
ter. Their notion is to relieve the
the surroundings i of traces of civiliza
Hon to tear down the buildings on
Goat "Island, and! along the ;banks,
and to ,-restore, the Falls to their pri
raeval appearance. : The present open
scea'art'e. ptedl, iii forest irees,
AND
BOOKS OF WORSHIP.
An elegant assortment of all grades of
WRITING PAPEKS, ENVELOPES,
Steel Pens, Inks, PeneilM, Slates,
Visiting Cards, Playing Cards, Cray
ons, Drawing Materials &c. Also,
the Celebrated Fifteen and Sixteen
PUZZLE. All cheaper thun ever be
fore offered to the trade.
22:tf. At ENXISS? Drug Store.
ill Uieir worst forms. Manufactured at.
O.Q.O.
Oar Qalck Cure. As thousands can
rl tl jwI.kI 4 U it. test iy. AOimug nas ueraraaaiio inor
rC " MCV " "v c tho cure of colic, cramps and diarhcea &c
vo9t oi vwi(u .uaiure. , ,
0 We like the idea. Niagara Falls
presents TV)h Jtlie ' most sublirhe
views which h can be found in the
world, aojrl all who have ever visited
IB:tf
liAUKEirS Drug store.
GEN. MORGAN'S
Horse and Cattle Powders ;
The Urgent Packages and nallet dose of any
10 do all that it
stand that it is to be preserved in its ciaimsi
Mauufactured at
BAEKEE'S Drug Store.
iTbe Virginia 34idlaad Ioad.was
sold to its bondholders oq TharsoSy
libCfJK) $4,000,000
less than the amoqnt . of the bonded
debt,
BIi ADMINISTEATQB'S
BALK, NOTICES i
lt For Sale at this OiSce.
NOyVtS "THE TIME TO UBSCRIBE
FOR THE WATCHMAN
GSfDKE TitlBa 'n tlie Baelc, Ulm-ATTEB TAIISQ.
nesHOf Visio.i a I'tmj-irure old Aje, and many other
Diseases tliat leal t j In.saaUy or 'oasumptlon, and
a Premature Grave.
t"Full particulars In our pimp'ilet, which we
desire to senfl frve by m ill to every one. ""The
srocltln MedicinpH s-ui ny au drusrlst at tl per
packof , or st X pat: c r,'-s ror , or will sent free
by mal ou roc it t tlie money by a,ddrsslns
CRAY MDICINE CO..
Mkphnics' Block, hhtimit, Mien.
t"Sold In Salisbury and evciy where by all
-i-utrgist. 7;ly.
SMITH'S WORM OIL !
:
Atheks, Ga., Februarj 22, 1878,
Sir: ii child, fiveyear old, htdnjmptomt
of worm. I trietl calomel and other Worm
Medit ines, hut f&ilrd to expel any. Seeing Mr
Bain'H certificate, 1 got a rial of yonr Worm
Oil, and the firat dos brought forty worm,
and the second dose, so many were pawed, I did
not count them. S. If. ADAMS.
Prepared by Dr. E. S. LYKDOIT, 1
Athens, Ga. ;
For Sale by Dk. T. F. KLUTTZ, v
Salisbury, N. C, '.
Ami Druggist general.
26:ly
BONDS !
To make Title to Land, and Laborer and
Mechanics LJens, for saje at thfc Office
DEEDS & MOBTBAeES.
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rrrzriizizrrirrzrrririrrzizrrzrrziirrrizrz 4 -.
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Fee Simple Deeds, Deeds in Trust, Mortrno-e Deed?, Commissioners' Deeds,; Slienfi
viiouib Jiunaes, rami uontracts, 'JMarnage. and uonnrmauon.own.:
Distillers' Entries, and various' other forms" for sale-at the 1 -
f WATCHMAN OFFICE.
SALE KOTICE
Administrators, executors, commissionpra. RKeriftV.: constables, nceuts. oc.. aredrwt4
call on us for. niinttd sale notici T i rntninlv ,nt iniiKtice to dwntrs to P",iCr,
their property at public auction without first giv'intr ample notice of 'tju-?ule.: Theft
quirementsof the law on tlie subk-ct every lo'dv 'knowa"are:irisufiieHtit.; ffrV!'
often sacrificed fwm this cukk ivlw.n l.ifo,- (",. --. crmt in nHrprtisirfrTnlsut W"
nl it and made it bring its value, W'e furnish sale notices pnanptljr and theap. .
KOTICSG TOT. PCSTIITa LiU7D ADr?y
! f t"
savei
PAMPHLETS,
SCHOOL CIRCULARS
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER HE ADS; j
Monthly: Stated
CARDS, Posters, all kinds
:7W(G&lL!Li
Who has oaee used the PEOPLES 3IACHIYE will r"fr it ovei all otUcr,
- AGENTS i selirng ifc .find it jst; 'l
PEOPLE want! .It makes ' th' shuttle l
stitch, runs easily, does the wiw-l
ucik, and winds, the bobbins witliout rotiBi!'!
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the works of the machine. Write;
ho circulars and frill particulars.
!r:fr
;)4tl'"'
1301 & 1303 Button
PiaSelsMaJfiiinfla
PHILADELPHIA, PA