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Death of Dr. Ball
Tt. James K.. Hall did on Saturday
morning last, after an illness of several
weeks. His death had oeen expecwa ior
several days by his large circle of friends.
In his death a worthy man, a good citi
zen and an able physician is gone.
Dr. Hall was born in Iredell county, in
1816. and was widely and favorably ac
quainted throughout the State as a learn
ed popular physician, and his death will
be deeply mourned wnerever ne was
known.
Dr. Hall was a , surgeon in Pettigrew's
regiment, 22nd N. C. State Line, late
war, in which position ne dispiayea mar ic
ed ability, acquiring a reputation for
himself, winning the esteem of many a
soldier. Greensboro Patriot.
The ''Amtrasoc."
From the News-Observer.
A well-known Methodist minister, liv
ing in North Carolina, tells the following
story: Whilst riding a circuit in the
western part of the State he spent a night
in the humble cabin of a mountaineer,
and at bedtime was asked to lead in
family prayers. He called for a Bible, in
order to read a chapter, but was inform
ed that there was no Bible in the house.
Several members of the family could read
and they told him that although they had
no Bible there was a very good religious
pamphlet in the house, called the "Am
trasoc." This book, or pamnlet, which
they esteemed so highly and called by
such an outlandish name, was placed be
fore the minister and proved to be a num
ber of tracts published by the American
tract society, with the title page torn off
but bearing the well known imprint Am.
Tra. Soc. The minister says that his
keen sense of the ridiculous made it hard
to keep from laughing. H.
Western Politeness.
Out West thej have a delicacy in
dealing with personalities, even in
gambling circles. A one-eyed man from
the mining districts had won so much
money at poker that his character was
likely to oe impeached for cheating.
Finally a cowboy arose and said : "Gen
tlemen, it's twelve o'clock; we'll all
take a drink," and swinging his revol
ver around carelessly, continued, "after
the refreshment we'll play again, and
the next man that cheats we'll shoot
out his other eye." It is needless to say
that with this gentle hint the one-eyed
man played a losing game the rest of
that night. Ex.
A Bird of Many Names.
It is curious how the rice bird chang
es its name with its habits. On the
Pennsylvania coast it is the reed bird;
in the Maryland or Virginia swamps
it is the rail or sora; in the Georgia
and Carolina rice fields it is the rice
bird, and in Jamaica, where they close
the season on guina grass, it is the but
ter bird. In the far north it is the
bobolink, with gayer plumage than it
wears on the coast and a song that
rivals that of the English skylark. As
it passes back through Georgia from
Jamaica northward it is known as a
May bird. Boston Herald.
Went Singing into Battle.
Maj. II. B. McClellan, Chief of the
Staff' ou General Jeb Stuart's staff, has
written a life of his chief, which is now in
the press arid will be ready in a lew days.
The great cavalry officer of the war was
General; Bedford Forrest, but General
Stuart was gallant and dashing, and
around him gathers a sort of romantic
aroma. He reminded you of one of those
mediaeval knights who'were both trouba
dours and soldiers, and who decking
themselves gayly and encircling their
brows with flowers went singing into
battle and even into death. Wilmington
Star.
Foot Disease in Cattle.
For the foot disease in cattle, take one
pint of fish oil lard oil will answer add
two ounces of oil of vitrei ; let it stand
until the vitrol and oil are one liquid ;
then add a half pint of turpentine. Be
careful to pour iu a little of this at a time
or it will explode the bottle ; had better
set in a bucket of cold water when this is
added. Apply with a feather and keep
the animal in dry stable for a few days,
until the cure is effected. Hold up the
foot and apply it between the hoofe and
also to the tendons and under the pasterns.
Ungrateful Elockader.
Not long ago a man in Watauga coun
ty was captured by the revenue officers
while he was hauling a load of blockade
whisky. That night a party of seventeen
friends of the man attacked the officers
and recaptured the whisky, wagon and
horses, aud released the man. The man
has now betrayed his friends by giving
their names to the revenue officers, who
have arrested sixteen of them and put
them in jail at Boone.- Asheville Citizen.
Church and World.
At one Of his meetings in St. Joseph,
Mo., Sam Jones said : "The church ana
the world here are as thick as niggers.
You go td the ball together, you go to
prayer meeting together, and you dance
together, and go to church together ; yeu
drink together and you play cards together.
You ain't got but one more thing to do,
and that is to go to hell together ; and if
you don't break off that is where you are
going to."
Good Advice to Slangy Girls.
If young ladies who through associa
tion with young men whose limited edu
cation and poverty of ideas compel the
use of slang in lieu of correct expressions
comprehended the meaning of many of
the terms thus put into their innocent
mouths, they would be shocked at the
vulgarity of their companions. Almost
without exception words and phrases
popularly denominated "slang" are
drawn from the slums j they are the in
vention of the most depraved elements of
human society, and should be avoided by
all persons with any pretensions to refine
ment and gentility.
The Biblical Recorder savs : "The SUP-
cess of the Baptist Orphanage Association
is most remarkable. Bro. Mills has suc
ceeded beyond the exoectation nf hi
is most remarkable,
most enthusiastic friends in raising mon
ey for the building and grounds, and will
soon be ready to receive orphans. The
location and buildings meet the bearty
approbation of all who have seen them,
and in a year more the Baptist Orphan
age will be one of the most substantial
and prominent institutions in North
Carolina,
President Cleveland is able to repeat
from memory the entire Presbyterian
Shorter Catechism.
Mr. A. I Craver, of this count v, is to be
the auctioneer of the Iron Clad Ware
house at Salisbury. He will wake up the
average tobacco buy er on the first pile he
tackles.- Lexington Dispatch.
A man who has kept an account of
the number of kisses exchanged with
his wife since their union consents to
its publication as follows: First year,
36,500; second year, 16,000; third
year, 3,650; fourth year, 120; fifth
year, 6. ; tie then left off keeping the
record.
Wake Jail.
-There was an insurrection in the jail
Tuesday night the prisoners refusing
to go into cells until compelled by the
police. The next morning Judge Clark
increased the punishment of the two
ring leaders by adding four and three
years respectively to their penitentiary
terra, iron shutters will be put to the
jail. State Chronicle.
Death of a Great Hew York Merchant.
Horace B. ! Chaflin, the well-known
New Yoirk merchant, died rather sudden
ly at his suburban residence on the 14th,
inst. He was 74 years of age, and was
identified throughout the crreater nortion
of his liffe with the mercantile interests of
New York, having been for years the act
ive rival of A. T. Stewart. Since the
death of the merchant prince Mr. Cha
rt in' s house has stood at the head of the
dry goods trade in the metropolis.
;
"It Was the Fee
Federal Court."
Asheville Advance.
The average illicit distiller, it seems,
does not entertain a very high opinion
of the Federal Court, nor does he feel
very keenly the sanctity of its forms
and ceremonies. The following story
would seem to illustrate the idea. A
witness was being cross-examined in a
magistrate's court in this city, some
time ago, with a view to discredit him :
Attorney: Have you not been in
dicted for perjury?
Witness: What?
Attorhey: Haven't you been indicted
tor swearing to a he?
Witness: Yes, but if I was, it was in
the Federal Court.
In Some Families It is So.
Chicago Herald.
"There
are some queer Couples in
this world,
" L 1--J T 1 J. 1
nrmaraeq a uearoon street
real estate agent. "The other day a
man and woman called to see about
renting a flat on the north side. The
woman did all the talking and turned
to the man for confirmation or corrob
oration. ; He always agreed with her,
and he did it verv meekly.
"Well," said the woman finally, "I
will give you $25 for the flat, won't
we, Johnj'
" 'Yes'in1 replied the man.
" 'And ; I'll pay my rent promptly,
too, wou't we John?'
"'YesV
" But, I inquired, as is usual in such
cases, are you man and wife?1
" "Man and wife!' exclaimed the wo
man, sharply, 'indeed we are not, are
we, John?"
"No'm.f
"'Whalr says I, 'not man and
wife?'
" 'Not much. I'd have you know
that in this family we are wife and
man, ain't we, John?'
"Yes'm,"
; Kisses by Mail
A young postmaster of a village post
office was bard at work when a gent le tap
was heard at the door, and in stepped a
bashful maiden of sixteen,-with a money
order, which she desired cashed. She
handed it to the official with a bashful
smile, who after closely examining it
handed her the money it called for. At
the same ime he asked her if she had
read what was written on the margin of
the order. . .
"No. I have not," replied the girl, "for
I could not make it out. Will you please
read it for me ?"
The young postmaster read as follows :
"I send fou three dollars and a dozen
kisses." I
Glancing at the bashful girl he said :
"Now, I have paid you the money, and
I suppose that you want the kisses."
"Yes," she said, "if he has sent me any
kisses I want them too.'
It is hardly necessary to say that the
balance of the order was promptly paid,
and in a scientific manner at that, and
eminently satisfactory to the country
maiden, for she went out of the office
smacking her lips as if there was a taste
upon them she never encountered before.
After she arrived at home she said to
her mother :
"Eh, mother, but this post office system-of
ours is a great thing, developing
more and' more every year, and each new
feature added seems to be best. Jimmy
sent me a dozen kisses along with the
money order, and the postmaster gave
me twenty.; It beats the special delivery
system all hollow." U. S. Mail.
Boycotting Explained.
N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
New Yoek, November 7, 1885. Please
inform me what the word "boycotting"
means and from what the word comes.
Any information you can give will be ap
preciated. H. C. R.
Reply. Captain Boycott, an Irish land
lord, was the first victim of the new sys
tem. His tenants, and all his neighbor r,
and everyone in the vicinity, bound
themselves willingly or were coerced into
an agreement to have no intercourse of
any kind With him. They were not to
sell anything to him or buy anything from
him, or to have anything more to do with
him than if he bad the leprosy, or plague,
or small pox. This system has been car
ried to such an extent that some of the
persons selected as victims have almost
erished in the midst of abundance. It
las been tried in this country, but cannot
e carried too the same extent as in Ire
and, where the mass of the people, part -y
through a community of feeling and
partly through a dread of abuse or assas
sination, are brought to act together for
this purpose. Here, for instance, a brew
er gives otfence to the trades unions by
declining toi accede to terms imposed by
workmen, who have left him on a strike.
He and all his product are boycotted. All
who belong to any branch of the t fades
union are forbidden to purchase his beer
of to enter a saloon where his beer is sold,
or to have any dealings with any other
person who has any dealings with him.
The Iribune had a disagreement with its
printers. The unions denounced it and
attempted to Sftycott, not only the Ee-
puDiican party, whose organ it is, but ev
ery dealer of whatever kind who adver
tised in its columns. Many persons were
kept from inserting their advertisements
in that paper for fear of incurring the
enmity or losing the patronage of these
bitter, unscrupulous men.
A great Rock stands in a weary land,
And its shadows fall on the parched sand,
And it calls to the travellers passing by
" I will shelter thee here continually."
Then why will ye die ?
Beset on all Sides.
By malaria, how shall we escape the dread
infection? is the question which the denizens
cf fever and ague districts ask themselves.
The answer comes from former suHereis
who for years have escaped the visitations
of the periodic scourge, through the protect
ilnfitin"ueneeo1 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
wnen tne necessity lor usinr nreventive
measures arises, use this means of preven
tion at once. It regulates the liver, facili
tates digestion, and liberates impurities
from the system, when such exist, by pro
moting healthful action of the bowels and
kidneys. Act early. In all regions where
miasmatic vapors breed disease, it is abso
lutely necessary to be provided with a safe
guard, and this is true, though a sojourn in
such localities is destined to be brief. No
one can afford to breathe malaria for a short
time. The Bitters is a sovereign specific
ior rheumatism, debility and nervousness.
Keep it on hand.
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Series of I hen.: us Letters, a sketch of
the author, and a review of his life and
work has been published.
We shall offer this year special and at
tractive inducements to subscribers and
friends.
Sample copies free.
NEW T03K OBSERVER,
EU YORK.
$ niunifl,
'Rough on rats "
Clears out fats, mice, roache?. flies, ants.
bedbugs.
- Heart Fains.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizi-
ness. Indigestion. Headache. Sleeplessness
Cured by "Wells' Health Renewer."5
' "Bough on Corns."
Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns.'1 15cts.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions. ik
"Buchu-Paib"
-Quick, complete cure of all Kidnej,Blud
der and Urinary diseases. Scalding, Irrita
tion. Stone. Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder.
1, Druggists.
Bed-Bugs, Flies.
Flies, roaches ants, bedbugs, rats, mice.
gophers, chipmunks, cleared oat by f'Rough
on Rats." 15c.
Thin People.
"Wells' Health Renewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex-
urn ueunuy. fi.
"Bough on Pain."
Cures cholera, colic, cramps, diarrhoea.
aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. 29c. Rough on Tain Plaster,
15 ctsv
Mothers.
If yon are failing, broken, worn out and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Renevrfr." $ 1.
Druggists.
J Life Preserver.
If you are losing your grip on life, try
"Wells' Health Renewer." Goes direct to
weak spots.
'Bough on Pilei."
Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching,
Protruding, Bleeding, Iuternal or Dther.
Internal and external remedy in each pack
age. Sure cure, SOcgpruygists, f
. Pretty Women. 1
Ladies who would retain freshhes- and
vivacity, don't fail to try "Wells' Health
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"Bough oh Itch " j
"Rough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions,
ringworm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet
chillblains.
"Bough on Catarrh." I
Corrects offensive odors at once. Com
plete cure of worst chronic cases, nlso une
qualed as gargle tor diptheria, sofe throat,
foul '-reath. SOcts.
The Hope of the Natioij.
Children, slow in development, nunv.
scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' Health
Kenewer.
. Catarrh of the Bladdet.
Stinging, irruatiim, inflamatiotf, all Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, tuicd by "Bu-chu-Paiba"
$1. :
"Water Bugsl Boaches;7'
"Rough on Rats" clears them out, also
Beetles. Ants.
PR0FE1U.AL CAMUS.
KEKlt CliAKiE.
L. H. (2LEMKXT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Attorneys A. T
Salisbury', N. C.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
I'hu invaluable pre
paration 13 .my u iri
uiupn ot rtcienuiic skilly
anu no mure ietiaia
lle btiftrhi ever t
towtd on the inhtrs
yt tlie world. -
.IWll not only iiort-
enf thetinjfeoljjaboiand
lt.sM.-nn liie intetiMtv ul
i'a,MitifUeihanall
it areilhv .iJh.it, ...h
No Mora Terror!
No ioro Fain !
No Horc Sanger !
TO
To Mother or Chile!
ihe danger t life oi
"oil. mother apd child,
nu leave tiif mother
in a conditiofi high.y
lavorahie to aleedy re
tverjandKaleM lia
ble to fiuodn.convul
ions and other alarm
svniptomsUncident 10 lingering a rjd painful
labor. Its truly wonde r
ful efficacj in? iIuh re
spect entitles he Moth
er's Friend to( be rank
ed a8oneoftieifesav
"8 "Ppiiancca given to
the world by thediscov.
eriea of modern science.
From the najutaof the
case it will of cource be
tinderetood Hint we can
not publish cfcrtificates
concern i ng t h j Ke m edy
without wounding the
delicacy of the writers.
Yet we have hnndreds
of such testimonials on
tile, and no mo! her who
Iihs once used it will
everagMin be without it
in her time of trouble.
The Dread of
Motherhood
Transformed to
HOPE
ami
JOY.
Safety and Ease
-TO
Suffering Woman.
A prominent physician lately retnitsked to
the proprietor, that if it were admirable to
make public the letters we receive, tjie Moth
er's Friend" would outsell anything on the
market.
I most earnestly entreat every female ex
pecting to be confined to use .Mother's Relief.
Coupled with this entreaty I will add that
during a long obstetrical practice (44yeara), 1
have never known it te fail to produce a safe
and quick delivery.
H.J. HOLMES, M. D.. Atlanta, Ga.
Send for onr Treatise on "Health and Hap
pinesa of Woman," mailed free. f
Bbadpield Reodlator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Lai anil Hill Property
FOR SALE!
The plantation consists of 23f acres of
which there is about 60 acres of good bot
tom. The soil is red, mulatto, and gray,
suitable for the cultivation of wheat, corn,
oats, rye, cotton and tobacco, with a suffi
cient supply of wood, water, meadow land,
fee. There is on the premise a hrge two
story dwelling house with six rooms, situ
ated in a beautiful oak grove,? with all
necessary outbuildings.
The Mill property consists of a large three
story mill house, with 1 pair of burrs, 1 pV !
of corn rock, new Eureka smut machine,
new bolting clotD, rancor pattpnt water
wheels, new fore bay and penstock. Also a
cotton gin house, 36x24, with a 40 saw Hall
gin with self-feeder nnd condenser, and a
Liddell Boss Press. There is also a 33 borsc
power engine aud boiler situated between
the mill and cotton gin so that eft her or all
can be run at the same Uraie. The proper
ty is all in good repair and -can be be run
at any time either by water or steam Price
$5,00012,000 cash, the balanc as may be
agreed upon. f
The property is situated on Crane Creek
dre miles south of Salisbury, ny person
wishing to purchase such propejrty will do
well to call on or address I
P. N. nEILIG, Salispurv, X. C.
Are you failing, try Weixs' IT e alto Ra- j
xewch, a r'J"o clean, wholesome
TORne,
For Brain. Serve. tnmw IJrcr, Kktnj-,
Luntfs. A.n Vneqoaled iuvigonuit. Cow I
ucQuauuv, cover, akqu VUJ
DEBILITY & WEAKN
Headache, Fever, Ane, Chilly,
it,, - m.:ii- J
WESS.
Nice to take, truo merit, unequated for I
TORPID LIVER nr.d Misht
A . :
Sweats, Nervous Weakness, I
Malaria. Leanness, Sequel Decile. I
tl.00 per but, 0 for ?5.00, at DniMrtet. I
E. t3. Wells, Jersey City, N. J., Vi tL A.
Buchu-Paiba
Remarkable Cures of Cfitarrh Of the
Bladder, lailaJaation, Irrigation ef Kid
neys and Bladder, Stone cr Cnwal Dis
eases of tho Prostate Ciland. Drdpsieal
Swellinjrs. Fema'o Diseases, Io4ontta
eoce of Urfai?, ail D&scs oi tbc Uenito
Urinary Orjaiis in t-itVir sex. P4r Un
healthy or Pi i i i ii IT 111 TliDiSfi use
also "Chanin'a Injv e i,T3ir,"cacb$L
For SYl'HM Is. . I r csntir.eted or
herelitary tatnr, ur : i - ;::'s Constitu
tion Bitter 5ttvt, 81,0 i j-1 bottle, and
ChApinsrBypliiI,;ic j iio. iliM; aau0ba
inS Syphi!!t:c Salv, $1.00. 6 bottles
Synip. S of HI la, 1 fc'altfc, by Express on
receint of S1G.'.K, or atlnirr-sts. j
E. H. WF.iAs, Jersey City, N. J., U. B. A.
To the needs pf I'.ti- ,
traveler n;xl newseiilvi , l Tr
uck Bitters is pecu!'ari .: l
strenfitlifiis. lite dsgr! ;
braces the jiiiyslcal en .
fal influencef." It n-,. ,
m:i!:ir: .1 fever, cn -i
I with fully stin-'.l.i'.
bladder, and i-.rte.;. .
the blood. When oi . . -Whether
mental or p:.
and debilitated find ir ' i
renewed strength wnl ,
by all Drugsiets aa.l De..;
MILL STONES.
h:
UNDERSIGNED has bought the well
known KOYVAN COUNTY MILL
STONE QUAKK of KT F. Pluin;'H, deceased,
and will eoutinne to wqiplj the public rtc-
' (? --t :"S ttji CEi.eATr.B
uki: fo:v.TTrici.(.wt Us ro ,.'!. (ill "this co&ntnr
tor its superiority for stones. );ramt blwcks
toi urn imuLtal purposti , Monunieula, c., Ac, can
also Ce.huU at this quai ty. Address
J. T. WYATT, Salisbury, N. C
And ail Bilsou3Compi
Safe to take, beinor purely vegcfall
ing. Price & ctt. U Druggii
Dec. 2084
lv.
POXJTZ
HORSS ASD CATTLE POWDERS
No IT -r.'-it vi'l
Of CitUfl. I'.O'IS nr I rva h.
iwlrt are in tim '
i"' .r- an( p?rvenitei rmuiA.
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OAtolT''" r"rp ?r rwwttt!alm wnmr
AV1D F. FOCTZ. rroprietoi.
TUTT
25 YEARS IN USE.
The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I.oaa of appetite, Dowels costive, Pain la
the bead, with a dull aensatlaa la the
Iff a PbI J!Br tUe Soalder-
blade, 1 u llnees after entice, with a die
Incli nation to exertion of body 5 aai ad.
Irrltabilltj of temper. Low aplrtta, with
afeclincofhriTinsnclrctod oraVdatr
Weariaea Cizzincea, Flattering at tba
2i,A?0?roret!sB vSFSEESm
ver the rieht eye, Reatleaoaeaf. with
Btfal dreamt, Illxhly colored t rice, and
CON STI PATIO N .
TCTT'S riLLS aro CHpeciallv adapted
to such cases, one dooo cflccts aucba
cbang.; of feallnaaa to autoniah the sotTcrcr
. They Increase thie A poetitenl caute t hS
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sent bv exr'.x;s
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Dec. 20, '84. ly.
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