I
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I B
1
ll
: h.
, ; -
I A neclected cold or cough may
'cad to lUeu monla.( otisumptirtn or other fatal
i Pectoral tniim win cure a
cold a bv magic,
digestion, sick h
Hel ihiiiK for dyspepsia
eadacneaai
The Grape Cure.
5
SAL-MUSCATELLE
In America
WITHOUT TEE EXPENSE 07 AN
EUROPEAN J0UENE7 !
I rToe crystallized salts, as obtained In a pore state
from trrapea and choice fruit. In a portable, palata
ble, simple form, are now presented to the public
of a America as the grandest resolvent of Impure
blood, corrector of the llrer and regulator of the
bowels Ue natural promoter of
HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Eminent physicians claim this achievement a
now era In the allied science of medicine, as It
furnishes the blood with its i natural salines that
are lost or ellmnated every day.
SAL-MUSC ATELLE
A POSITIVE, NATURAL
Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Cure.
Sal-Musca telle is nature's own product. It
supplies to the system the want of sound, ripe
grapes and fruit; it is the simplest and best pre
ventive and cure for all functional derangements of
trie uver ana its Kinarea ailments; prevents tne
absorption of malarial diseases fevers of all kinds;
counteracts the effects of had air, poor drai nature
and Impure water; a powerful oxydlzer of the
blood: a natural specific for an skin eruptions, sick
headache, biliousness, nervousness, mental de-
firesslon, and will remove the; effects of accidental
n digestion from excessive eating and drinking.
Have It In your liomes and on iyour travels. It is a
specific for the fagged weary or worn-out.
Pre Da red bv the
London Sal-Musoatkllb Co.
LONDON ENGLAND.
Beware of Imitations. The genuine In "blue
wrapper only."
tvgend for circulars to O. E V ANo VITCH, General
American Manager, r. o. box 190. e w York city.
Mention this paper.
The. F. Kluttz & CoDrugglst, Agents, Salisbury,
. c. y- ? reo.4a:iy;
FIRE
INSURANCE
AGENCY
OFJ-
Representing 8om of th larg
est American and English Com
panies. Combined Assets over $35.-
000,000.
Dont fail to call ind see him
bebre placing your
Remember that years of labor,
self-sacrifice, and denial may be
swept away in an hjour's time.
Don't run any further risks but
cally at once and
policy.
take out a
Office, next door
to A. C.
Harris'.
Feb2&ly.
KBRR CK.UOE.
t. n. CLEMENT.
CRA1GE & CLEMENT,
Jalisbuky, N.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
3
rOTJTZ'S
HORSE ANO CATTLE POWDERS
Bo Hmm m dl' Colic. Pvr or Ll.no Fb
VKt. If t'ontx rowilT are i m m,
KomwV 1'nwlor wHlfiiw nni pmrhn Hfnnwj
Funtx'a fMrtT trill fvrt-eir Uaiks ix Fowls.
Kwnrx'4 rA--!-nt will in. rrn- fl. ou intitr of BiUk
aal rrvim iwmcr r cat. atnl uiufcr the butter am
anrl w.
KaifzV Powlem -ill rnrf nr rwprfnt lnot itiit
1WIIk to wnfch florNManrt itrlr snWject.
wwrwm rcwH'-ia will givk sati&fct ioa.
everywhere.
david x. ropra, rrcpnetor.
B A &TT 5TO HE, MD
J. ii. EuiiLm, Druggist, A sent.
J. Sam'l HcCnliuins, Jr
ii
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
' i
1 1 1 i -
: i
i -
SvTStiwSuB
Thousand Cams. EKC !Sy dinroSpfclrSB
An Overworked Word.
We wake sp and make np
We rake up and take up,
And use the word "op" whea we can ;
We drink up and we think up,
We kink up and shrink np,
And do op a shirt like a man.
We slack np and back np,
We staok up and whack np,
And bold np a man or an ace ;
We beer np and cheer up,
We steer up and clear up,
And work ourselves up on a
We walk up and talk up,
We stalk up and chalk up,
And everywhere "up" 's to be heard;
We wet up and set up,
But hanged if we let up
On 'up ' the much overworked word.'
Ckirnnn
Ntrct.
What He Forgot to Say.
Washington Critic
It was at D street residence and the
young man had been going often and
staying late unm me gin ieit tne
monotony. Une night about 1 o clock
the conversation dragged and for a
minnte or two he sat in a cogitative
mood with his had on his forehead.
"I had something on my mind to
tell you," he said finally.
"Yes, she responded mquinnglv,
"what was it?"
'Im am let me see1 rubbing head,
I can't just think what it was."
"May be it was good night," she
8Ulodted at her for a minute, but
she never flinched, then he went
away, and up to date he has not been
back.
Testing His love.
Detroit Free Press.
The other evening as a Detroit Fitz
noodles called on his girl he found her
witn tears in ner eyes and her face
tied up.
"It 3 the awful, awful toothache!'
she sobbed as he asked for an explana
tion.
"Try camphor."
f i
"But the dentist says I must have
two of em out! Will you go with
met'
"Of course."
"And will you you
tooth pulled?"
"Certainly."
"Two of 'em?"
"Yes."
"Before I do?'1
. "Yes darling."
also have a
Then she flung the handkerchief
from her face, brushed the tears from
her eyes, and gave him a long lin-
gerug procasnnatmg mss on the left
law. bbe bad simply been testing his
iuc auu uevuuon. inev win oy trt
Niagara Falls on their bridal tour.
What He Did.
Youth's Companion.
The idea of ref usintr water to pa
tients is, we are glad to sav, nearly a
thing of the past. The following in
cident, related by a sailor, serves as an
illustration of the water treatment.
"Some years ago, when we lay in Ja
maica, several ot us were sick with
the fever, and among the rest the sec
ond mate. The doctor had been fri vivid?
him brandy to keen him un. hat T
tnought it was a queer kind of keep
. i ... a ri
ing up. VV by, you see, it stands to
reason that if you heap fuel on a fire,
it will burn the faster, and putting
brandy to a fever is iust the same IrmS
mm m p
01 enmg.
uWefl,the doctor cave him nn mrA
I was sent to watch with him. No mdi-
cine was left, for it was no use noth
ing would help him; and I had my
directions what to do with the KtM
when he was dead. Toward midnight
ne asked for some water. I got him
tne coolest 1 could find, and all he
wanted; and if youll believe me. in
than three hours he drank th
gallons.
"The sweat rolled off from him like
ram. lben I thought sure he was
gone; but he was sleeping, and as
sweetly as a child. In the mofning
when the doctor came, he asked what
time tne mate died.
u Won t you eo in and look a him
I said.
-ne went in and took the mate's
nana.
mim i . . ...
vv ny, said be. 'the man i f
dead. He's alive and doing well. What
have VOn Kami ninn9' 1
44 4 Water, simnlv water, and I1 V
wanted of it,1 saAl.
1 don t know as the doctor aA
... . z
anyimng from that, but I did."
Me Wanted a Tree
Peek's Son.
He dropned into the nfRom
ML.
the
Ihmh Weekly Reflector yesterday,
did this man of monumental on j
delivered himself thus to the editor
"iou can tell your readers, sh- that
my corn went ten bushels more to the
acre than my neighbors'. Please say
that my corn arrows three mh f Wi
stalk, matures early, and that I am
selling it for seed at a dollar a bushel."
ies, sir. i
"Mention the fact that
Sam has just returned from an exten
ded and pleasant visit east. Work it
in that he has reopened his meat market
ana ne wouia be pleased to see his old
customers.
44 Yes, sir.
Jonm'1w ttas heen employed
m the Kody landVcase. You might say
he is one of the smartest lawyers ih
the State and that his friends are unr
ing him to make the race for prosecu
ting ttorney this fall, and that he'd
undoubtedly be elected."
All riirhtw
ttWeU,l must go. Just thought Fd
uropin ana give you the news. Good-
"Two dollars and a half."
"Sirf'
2 said two dollars and a half."
"ror what?"
"Local notkwat fivecentea line.
The usual charge is ten cents,but "
1 The weilder or pencil and shears talk
ed into space; the man of information
had stolen silently away.
Careful Sating.
Food should never be taken by a
uerson much fattened, or in a state of
high mental excitement, till rest and
auietude have restored a normal condi-
turn of the nervous system. Food
.hnnU k telnm dowlv and mnsinVntod
?r Ti ' . " j
thoroughly. Never eat ma hurry. Ice
L 1 i. A I, , U..U I.
waier ur very iiul unims snuuiu jc
S-JL ! i im - t Xi
carer u ii y avoioea. ine nauirai neaxor
the body is nmety-eight degrees and
Omi k the rmaltempemtare of food,
uuh we may unam iu- uegrees auuve
or below it
Without Stimulants.
I hare a supreme belief in the good
of life as it is given us on this earth.
ii n.j 1.1 . t i 1 1 1 l
una uuuuw uiaucs'c vu uv ttuje tu
1 C 1
r v , 7W.,M wjwww, t
sw, auu eujuy uic ucuuuta auu auvau-
tages of nature. 1 1 is a crime of any
man to lessen the perfect goodness of
his life, which I think drunkenness
does. This is why I hate it Life is
sweeter, tonoer ana freer to me as
a total abstainer than a moderate
drinker, so I say if you want to
sympathize with your fellow-men, to
feel the true force of your being, ab
stain from alcoholic stimulants. Bish
op Spalding.
Marriage.
A bill has been introduced into the
" iAtwjaiuic vj piuiuuit nic
marriage of girls under 16 and boys
under 18 years of age. As a rule mar-
riages should be deferred until the man
u i
marriages are Dy no means ranKed
.1 . r . . .
amongst the leading sins against socie-
i,v. oiiure cuu even De sain in ravor or
early marriages than of deferring that
event indefinitely. The idea that the
young woman must wait till the young
luttii una a competence or a ionune.
mam aAn mm. - ' f
ana they must begin life with as much
as their fathers nnmnlpM l..nnrT oil
their years is a great mistake. Marrv
------- WIM uu UUi U1C Ull
for love and wofk for rich i a cmod
o -
a n.n t m ..
vwiwjc -pr on me mair am.
isalsodangerof a centralized
at Washinirton The lato
Bat there
government
war strengthened federal power.
rights received a deadly blow then, and
A.a 41 aa '
the finishing blow is about to be given by
what? Would you believe it, should it
oe saia tnat tne very foundation princi
ple of democratic government is menaced
by a
monster which anears in the iniise
of philanthroDhv ? 'Tis too true. nd that,
rrTT wuiaiwuiu oiii, tne.",cu luiuuies, surnng an tue time- set it
Kreui urau nu." wnien. nnnor thp niAn
y , T f
of educating the masses, sinks its greedy
band far down in the nation's trmsnn-
, e. -t-i-i- .. - rrr j
uuuiiwj win eigmy minions oouars
F"" w KiuiT uses, i ne noutn oe-
comes a beggar because she is illitpmtP
Shades of Lee and Jackson, rise frnm
your
graves and rebuke this shaman
this shame!
So
uthland for which vou
fought
crouching like a belabored
tteus oi me capuoi, noiaintr
a a i j . i i
Mmmmi 7m t A n J I. f . ma
i v . ""V
in the Constitution : and vet. nsil frnm
its immeaiate supporters, there cannot
i . . i
ne round a single man in the whole
country, competent to judge, who will
say that this clause refers in the remotest
degree to education. llake Forest Stu
dent.
Presbyterian Assembly.
Augusta, Oa.. May 20. The General
Assembly of the Presbyterian church con
cluded its labors tonight after a nine day's
suasion. i ue renort or tne inmm pd nn
the Sabbath, strongly condemning the run.
ning of railroad trains and the n r
and reading of newspapers on Sunday, also
the sending and receiving of mail, was
adopted.
The question of Columbia ThenWioni
8eminary was finally settled by the follow
ing resolution, adopted by a vote of 65 to
7.
RetoUed, That whereas the General A-
sembly is convinced that Rev. James Wood-
row, 13. one of the professors of Colum
bia Theological Seminary, holds views
repugnant to the word of God and tn nnr
confession of faith as appears both by his
Mures published in the Southern Presby
terian Review, July, 1884, and in other
publications, and by his statements made
upon the floor of this Assembly, therefore
the General Assembly, does hereb. in hp
cordiance with its action yesterday in re
gard to the oversierht of TheolofTH-nl
naries, earnestly recommend to tbe Svnods I
or bouth Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
South Georgia and Florida, which direct
and control said seminary, to dismiss said
Rev. James Wood row. D. D.. as a nrofrsftr
in said seminary : to annoint another in hi
pleee, and speedily to take such other steps
asm their judgement will be best adapted
to restore the seminary to the confidence of
the church.
Davidson College.
The catalogue of Davidson Col lece hn
a Faculty comnesed of six nrofessors with
one vacant to be filled in June. There
were 110 students matriculated during the
year just closed. There-are twenty in tbe
Senior Class. Six States were represented,
North Carolina furnishing 84. Tbe total
necessary ezpeasea for a college year are
from $200 to $350. Tuition is free to all
sons of ministers ot all denominations and
to all candidates for the university. There
are five scholarships at present and as fol
lows : une ot fS,ow the Maxwell Cham
bers Scholarship, endowed bv the Presl.v-
terian Church of Salisbury, N. C. One of
$1,500 the D. A. Davis Scholarship,
endowed by the Presbyterian Church of
Salisbury, N. C. Two of $1,000 the
George Bower Scholarship, endowed bv
. oi oausuory, . u., and
tile Thomas Brown Scholarship, endowed
by Brown and Brother Winston. N. a. On
of $500 Sholarsbip, endowed bv Gen.
R. Barringer and Gaorse E. Wilson. Tkn
of Charlotte, N. C. Davidson Colleee is
doing good, faithful, needed work for
North Carolina. Here is an institution in
which tbe Moral are duly cared for while
looking after the education of mind. WU
nxington Star.
Hon Most Gets One Year in the Pen.
V 1 . am ww ma- ...
ww ivn, uune a tierr Jtost tne anar
chist, was today sehteneed to the peniten
tiary ior one year and was lined r(W) HU
associate, Braunschweig, got nine months
u nk penuenuary ana was fined $250
ocncncK was seat to the penitentiary for
ame nontbs, but A ith ub fiue.
Senator Beck a Millionaire.
Washington Cor. N. Y. Herald.
Nothing could be more beautiful than to
witness tne Senate ot the United States
break up after an executive session. The
memoera assemble in the shade of the east
ern portico and cast their weary eves about
u wiui vi h vi-iiitie in which to reach
their homes. Many take toe berdic 'buss-
.1 mm. T.A. f A 1 a a -
cs au nut a iew taae tne little one-hnr
gSf ! de" o0' street to
1 3' "Z"' TZT "ltelng'
I " XTWSr com-
r- yuw. .uc -millionaires drive
home in their own carnage or hire one for
t 1A acPUDIA,. TV a. 1 1
".i...,. uuaiui xu-nrai 10 owi tn
ml ltfjr nUn TTo sJ ; j
- v J rauereu open
ITTTZZS rZ'TZ 7 worneca:
igS, tiTOKJ!
tor, and did so with alacritv. As thov
drove away Senator Vance said
.- ml
mere go the two millionaires."
wnen did Mr. Beck become n mil linn
aire?" 1 asked.
Quite recenUy," was the reply.
"Indeed!" JX, 3
im, a newspaper mentioned him
as
-a i k. . ..
1 DUW": . WU3 ucllLr pieasea man about
any tuing that has occurred since be first
came nere. tie read his name
oyer and!
again witn delight. Then he went home
and greeted his wife in his most cheerful
tone, and showed her the place his name
occupied in the list.
'Jane,' said he, 'my dear Jane, this re
port is not to be contradicted under anv
circumstances.' And it nevnr has been."
A. . - - W
Birds Killed by Harshness.
1 be Boston Journal save: "It is well
known that birds are very sensitive to tones
of th.e voice, and are terrified at any loud.
angry words. A lady who wished to make
u uuuuiiiik stup singing at last scolded il
in o loud voice, and then took np a scarf
anri ahnnlr it in ruhnb. 4 . t i .
in a moment me mm woa efiii u ci,rt
time alter made a fluttering about the cage,
Its owner turned to the bird and was
9 8ee 11 fal1 dead. Unkind words
I bad killed it. We know of two cases
imilBr lo ll)13- in one case a canary b rd
i uiijckiui; u, uic'J Will'
in five minutes after being spoken to in a
violent, ancrv tone. Our Dumb Animal
Whe & Girl Wants to Go to a Convent.
I fancy there is a time in every girl's Life
-,!.,. 1 . 1 . ' I
wants to eo to a convnnr A
e1." ways, once in h
Wlth a married Mian : 1
I .it. . I 1
IrZ'iV1 ,8,df ,lco8,y hopeless.
ureft". weeps,
woi i ne uiuisier seems to be tbe only
0. , , ,, :V, no UUIMI, 1 is
lasts a week or on orwl i.
I . .. . : r w lo a
nan, dances with a young man of unprinci
tftSSSZ
?, 7- Ptr the Parki the cliff, in turn, all
meets the married man early in life.
Orange Float
aou together one Quart of water th
juice and pulp of two emons and mm,,,,.
lul of suirar. When hnili HO" hilt (111 fnn.
tablesooonfuls of rnrn.alamh. if- K,,;i V
aside to r.m n.i tUn .,., ; i. .ir
. ) ..tvu WUI 1HHCT IIUII a
dozen ripe oranges sliced in a glass dish
and over th inn unnxii tk i..f. '
r . nues
oi tiiree eggs, sweetened and flavored with
vannia.
-NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND STOTtl
KEEPERS.
corainc to directions. You ar aiuh.
David E. Foutz.
Proprietor, Baltimore,
Md.
SOMETHING NEW!
ttWm LAMP CHIMNEYS
H.t - - II . . .
biiut win not oreaK pv hunt for
mf - . - mwrnw mm mm
ENNISS'.
DIAMOND DYES - All
colors you
ENNISS'
wish at
DON'T FORGET to call
for Seeds
ENNISS'
oi
all kinds at
TO THE LADIES:
Call and see tbe Flower Pots at
ENNISS
Kerosene Oil !
BY THF BARREL AT
ENNISS' Drug Store.
July 9, '85 tf.
FRESH TURNIP SEED?
The Earliest aud Best Turnip Seed for
sale at . ENNISS'
TRUSSES
Of all kinds, at
reduccd prfwf
ENNISS'.
Fruit Jars!
CHEPER THAN EVER.
ALSO
Rubber Rings for Fruit Jars, at
ENNISS'.
SCARE'S PRESERVING POWDES
For sale at ENNISS'.
THE BEST AND CHEPEST
MACHINE OIL
For Threshers, Reapers, and Mowers at
ENNISS'.
PRESCRIPTIONS !
If yon wantyonr prescriptions put up
cheaper than auywhero else go to
ENNISS' Drug Store.
J-'y, e '85.-tf.
Enniss' Blackberry Cordial.
FOR
Disentery, Diarrhoea, Flux, &c., for sale
At ENNISS' Drng Store.
Garden Seeds
given away at Enniss' Drug
fctore. It you buy ono dollar s
worth of gartlen seeds or drugs
or medicines, Dr. Enniss will
give 10 papers of fresh garden
seeds free. ALSO Tobacco seed
free for 50 cts. worth ef garden
seeds or medicines
. J9:(f.
goes i guarantee Shrinr'Tn,iio f""' ujtme xiouse and
bound at the to destroy and exnd wX LH "e. r"'d?P" .ot ".e deceasd in
out a mend . , k,i.. .Lr . tne west ward oi salisourv. N. U fsont-
- , muwv mv ii iiufi iar I : nnn j a -n 1 1 v . i.
MTo gild refined gold or paint the
or at least the rose, is no longer an a
1!
rd-
ity. Philadelphia florists have discovered
a way of putting pretty inscriptions on the
petals of natural flowers.
.A. CARD.
t .11 u .,.,: r L
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
errors
eak
I ne, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c.,
win send a recipe that will cure 3
Free
of Cuauqk. This great remedy was dis-
covered bv a missionarv in South aK
. ' 1 r"
Nn u t.ni iwainH nn. n
" ,.ly
joskph t. inman, station If. New
Tort
41
BITTER:
t
CoatbUlac IB05 wlta PTES
TOHICS, iekly u IISlllllll
aad Kit RICHES THE BLOOl
Llrer sad EJdaers.
Dm. K.
atS
thom neediM blood Darlfler.
i onl by
bjuws spaawaaa oe, altimoke, mi
HARDWARE.
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
..... ii
Uall on the undersigned at NO. 2, Granite
Kow. D. A. AT WEIL.
A gent for the ' ' C ardwellThresher."
Salisbury, N. C, June 8th tf.
Valuable Real Estate tor
SALE.
The undersigned having been dul
ap-
pointed and qualified as Executrix o
the
iDetli l'earson. deceased, effcra
hack 400 feet to Cratge street.
This
pro-
perty will be sold entire or in
lots to
suit
purchasers.
ALICE L. PEARSON
Execntrix of Elizabeth Pearson.
April 13th 1886. 6:tf
THE WATCHMAN
JOB OFFICE
IS THOROUGHLY E(JUI I'PED
FROM
POSTERS
as big as a barn door down to meet dclkjtte
AHDS.
Letter and Note Heads,
Bill Heads and Statements,
BUSINESS CARDS,
pamphlets; '
PRICE (LISTS,
S.boI anii fart Jtogtammts,
BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS
Court and
Magisterial,
S-Orders solicited and satisfaction gvaraatted
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Pea iron, deceased
arc nercuy nouueu to ezniuil tnem tof rue
on or before the 15th April of 1887.
ALICE Ii. PEARSON.
Executrix of Elizabeth Pcarsor.
April i th, lu. 26tf
esiatc 01 juizi
oh f tinting
. a I V
RGANIZED 1859
SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE.
Cash capital $300,000
Total assets $750,000
Insures all classes pro
perty at adequate rates.
Losses 'promptly ad
justed and satisfactori
ally settled without any
litigation. J J.
J. RHODES BROWNE, Prist
WM.0.Q0AST, Sec.
J. Aflen Brown, Agt, Salisbury, N.O.
24:9m. I h
For Sale at tbis Office :
Land Deeds .... Heal Estate Mprtgage Deeds . . . r-
Sheriff Deede of several different forms ;
Chattel Mortgages. . . . Mortgage Sale Notices :
Magistrates' SununonsesExeutiODS. Subpoenas
Witness Tickets Transcripts, Slc.
Bastardy Warrants and Bonds-... state Warrants,
Ball Bonds.... Peace Bonds.... Appearance Bonds,
Appeal Bonds.... Prosecution fionds....Efectment
Writs summary Attachments. . .Bofodsto make
Title Sale Notices for Administrator,
Trespass Notice. ...
A full line of Sollcllors Indictment forms.
Numerous blank forms for Superior Court Clerks. . .
sjcitiaiiurms ior use oi Attorneys.. .
Ana many Miscellaneous. "j
AU which will be sold low.... Blanks of anr and all
kinds printed to order In best jftyle and oil good
paper at very low figures.
IS vols, of Scientific iimercan, n
1 No. each of Jones' Law tnd Equity.
25o lbs. Brace's second hand Bourgeois- tJed up.
25 or so Fonts advertising display typ? .
; 10 Jobbing Fonts,
loo lbs. Large Border type.
IOne complete stock of Printing material for a
Ave column paper and Job Office, presses Included.
s"Many of the above Blanks and nearly all the
printing stock, will be sold very icheap for cash or
on short time.
regularly by
wea iqpenor to all
Sold by all DrunlHta. nr
aena oentg for parUi
SPECIFIC CO., PMld. ,
Western N. 0. Eailroad Comp'y
General Passenger Dept.
SAISBURY, N. O.. Jan. 16, S8.
Commencing Sunday, January J7tb, and super
seding all others, the following Passenger Train
Schedule will be operated over tnte Load.
TRAIN NO.
WEST.
! TRAIN NO.
BAST.
Iain Line
Arrive
Leave.
Arrive
Leave.
r m.
It. 28
1.K8
1.58
3.05
4.08
4.37
4.5S
5.29
ll 25AM
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