i XXIH- THIRD SERIES.
SALISBURY, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 24,1.892.
NO, 21,
9m
SOME THINGS WE NEVER
for infants arid Children.
Cagtorlaissocaa(laPbcdtocIia(lrltafc i
. -m.rnl it as superior 10 any pira.uuuu
Sra to me." H- A. AncHEa, II. IX,
Ill So. Oxford-St., Brooklyn, -& Y.
Cantot-I a cnres CWic, Constipation,
Sour fcitomhch. Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Wonruj, gives sleep, and promotes df
F.estltB, ''
Without iajuriousmedicatiott
' ,. 0f 'C.istoia, te eo universal and
' ucn well known that it seems a work
lm''ri.rrVtion to endorse it. Few are the
S'ofiKuar.HlS bo do not keep Custom
,tbiff ey ''a juktyn, P. P..
New York City.
te Ptor toooaangdato Informed Church.
jmE CwTAca Cohpawt, 77 Men rat Street, Kw York.
" For several years I haro recommenced
your Ca&oria, ' and shall always continue to
do so as it lias invariably produced beneficial
results." "
EnwntF. Pardes. M. D
"The Winthrop," 16tU Street and 7th Ave.,
Kew York City.
A sheet from the bed of a river,
A tongue from the mouth of a stream,
A toe from the foot of a mountain,
A page fcom a volume ot steam,
A wink from the eye of a needle,
A nail from the finder of fate.
A plume from the wing of an army,
And a drink from the bar of a grate.
A hair from the head of a hammer,
As bite from thee teeth of a saw,
A race on the course of study,
, And a joint from the limb of the law.
A check that is drawn on a sand bank,
Some fruit from the jamb of a door.
From the King's Jeiter.
KUNNIXG COURT.
Git's Furnishing Goods, Sc.
Together with a nice lino of
BOOTS AND SHOES
cVlijivo pnivlniscd tho ontii
v stock of II. & I j. WRIGHT,
P 1
tiU atT)iice an t oxnmin:? our goods anrt Dargans at
1
FETZISil B CLOTHING STORE.
fright's old stanjl. opposite Postofib e.
il. A. JOHNSTON. ; ' T. L. ELLIOT!
JOHNSTON & ELLIOTT,
CHARLOTTE, -IT. C.
STEAM
Granite and Marble Y orks
At wholesale and retail. Own-
J - ' V in fri'didl rOlllitv Arinr for Iron
If-jM -- Fences, Finals, (.'restings, &c.
Peopl, ftfSalislnirv and vicinity wanting monuments should
wresj)oiKl with us. Estimates furnished gratis.
Mention the Waicliin n when Jtu wiite.
" f
OA
On Tlic Di uni Head.
We had crossed the river to hnnt. for
Lje anrl ive him battle in the wilder
ness. Darkness was just Mttipp; down
and the advance had halted for the night
when a qnad of cavalry brought in a
young man from onr front, lie wore
ji mixed uniform, a did most of the
confederates at. that day, or as did most
of those belonging to the partisan com
mands. He had on blue t rousrs, a but
ternut jacket and his hat Iwlonged to
neither side. Thev said he was P.V
They said it carelessly en(u;h, mit there
was an awful significance in the term at
that hour. In camp he would have
been searched, interrogrted and impris
oned. It might have been weeks be
fore his trial ami he would have been
allowed every chance for his life.
We were on the march. There hnd
been fighting. There would be more
to-morrow. That meant a drum-head
trid for the spy.
How specdilv evervtnm'r was ar-
ranged! I was at headquarters and
saw iL all. Wirhiu half an hour a
court-martial was convened grave
faced officers who looked into the f ice
of the young man at first with interest
-r-then with something like admiration.
I said Ji voting man. 1 was wron-g.
lie was a boy of 17 or 18. He had
blue,. eyes, chestnut curls rnd his cheeks
were as smooth, as a girl's. He was a
handsome lad, and I believe that every
man in the tent felt to pity him.
l" What's , our name? '
"James Blank."
"What regiment ?"
No reply.
"Are ou a citizen or soldier?"1
No leplv.
"Canjyou make any defene to the
charge of being a spy?"
JNo reply.
The otlicei-s looked at each other and
nodded, and the president waved bis
hand. It didn't seem a minute before
a tile of soldiers came. The face of 1 he
bov grew white, but he moved like one
in a dream. His big bine eves looked
upon one after another, as if searching
for a f i lend, and my heart yearned tr
cry out that he w;is only a boy and
ought to be given more time.
Tramp! -Tramp! tramp!
It was the deta 1 man himr off into
the darkness.
"Hall! Tie this handkerchief over
hi eyes."
They had brought a lantern. By its
litrht I 's;.w il he big blue" eves for the
last time as they looked around in a
d..zecTway. 1 wanted to shout to th
I boy and warn him th t it was not. ct
too late to prove that lie was not
what they belit vt d hini to be, but the
grimm-ss of tin-scene parched my tongt e
"Place Kim there! Fall hack! At-
-teution! K ;sd :: m fire!"
Ten minute-1 iter t be officer in charge
of the firing p rly touched his ca.j and
reported: .
'Orders have been Executed sir!'1
"Any further evidence?1'
"No, sir, except that she was a young
woman-!1" AVr York World.
R cliard Knzor, Assisted bj Jnde Bj
num, Condncts the Tribnnal .f
Jnstice Conrt in a
Hogpen.
Con-es,ondence or the Wittchmm. i
In my last letter I informed the
2.500 subscribers of the Watchman
that I was going to help the judge to
close up the court docket .tin hi. county.
Well it being my first experience as a
juryman I had to make some prelimi-)
nary out of the regular order, such as
scrubbing, combing, perfuming and pas
ting myself up a utile on the liise and
Fall of the Confederacy, Helper's Im
pending Crisis, Sumter, -Uluckstone,
Head by 's Historj' of'Napfdeou and his
Marshals, Davy Crocket, the Alamo,
Scoft's Campaign in Mexico and a few
other good books of;thatkind. I then
felt that I was ready for anything they
could spring, mwL. ou t he f uurieent h
day of the month at 11:30 I reported to
the high sheriff. Very soon eleven other
good looking men all having good char
acter were called to the jury box. The
couit and bar saw that we were fair to
look upon, odered the clerk to admin
ister the oath of allegiance to each and
all of us. The same old Bible that has
been handled and kissed bv every negro
in the county was shoved out to us to
The Alliance Programme.
Col. Harry Skinner, of Nor! h Caro
lina, talked unreservedly ti the National
Democrat on the political outlook in
North Carolina. Col. Skinner is a
brother of ex-congressman Skinner, and
brother-in-law of ex-Congressman La
tham and ex-Governor Jarvi of North
1 I" TT . . .
vaiouua. lie is a success! u
BETTClt TKACI1KUS.
They Are Needed Jfore Than Finer
School Houses Compnlsorj
Education.
Correspondence of the Watchman.
Mn. Editor: In a recent issue of
the Watchman there-were two arti
cles headed "Public Schools' and
viuuiiim. is a successi ui lawyer i ....., nun, minn om
and farmer, and has seen something of fuhlic Schools of Rowan." While
public iife in North Carolina. He is- agn-e with the writers of these
!famedtthroughout the State as an ora-I I5?(es ln ren"d to the good school
tor and is accepted as a representative ! Cn)01 u'nises, yet it seems to us that
of the van il:? Jemocr.iev It. w.i (! the most important consideration was
OKmner who nrst suggested in t he pul- ,u Mv .1V reu: " e neea oeuer
lie punts the application of the tnb-
treasury idea in this country as a means
of financial relief to the agricultural
interests. It Was subsequent! v adopted
ly the Alliance, and apjdi.d to all
swear on.
to swear that wav and I did not take
hold of the Bible, neither did I kiss it.
I have been for a great while choice
about, my k:ssing; in my young days I
would not kiss a girl that used snuff
unless it was sweet and she used, it on
the inside of her mouth and not on the
outside ;:S 1 have seen in my travels.
Finally we got through with the kiss
ing and swearing act. and settled down
to business. 1 noticed the court, bar,
planum-, retenttanrs ami all iook a
school buildings, it is true, but more
so do wc need better teachers.
It was said once that all that was
needed to make an University was
John Hopkins, as teacher, on oiic end
agricultural products, and is now the ot.u l0' :ilKl ah ld, as pupil, on the
dominatiiij? issoe in ih:f r(rn..i7.i;,..i .other. iSow we do not mean t say
Col. Skinner.bas been- on the stump tl k'npd b-.iildings are not necessary . kick.-GWrftfoi AVfrs
! "Mm-! U n f,,.. i parts of a school, but if we must havp !
- - . ! .1.: . I . i 1 i l i "it- 1 vvHAnot'iil K.II .. K A 1 1
anjriimig sorry lei it ie me omiuings, j o is ouckvu up oy
not the teachers. A great number of, a liirSe jl,y lawyer, it becomes ur
lIth mid Point
There'll often true noetic fire i.i r
Ueditr's stote. Columbus Post.
The dude can't saw wood, htit he'
can cut a aweU.Dinghajnton Repub'
liraii.
To compliment, to court or kiss,
A prettjr widow is not a-mJss.
Pud.
Too many young men empty heir
sand boxes on the first grade. Column
bus Post.
A bare-fared robbery is often conf-
mitted by masked men. St. Joseph
yetrs.
ing made addrer-ses already in twenty
or more counties, lie says:
"The third party movement will cut
hut a small figure in North Carolina.
The Alliance democrats will control
the State convention, nominate a State
ticket and adopt a State platform with
the' sub-lrca-ury plank as a prominent
feature, und n; me He delegatis to the
TheraorBing t the time when mot
young men forget their rising ambi
tion. hi iKjhamton Republican.
Some people imagine that thev am
making giant strides every time ther
Wre that is mvself refused I "ational democratic convention. The
third party business would lo-e us the
State, make negro rule a possibility and
possibly result in the election of a repub
lican prei lent . Thedelegafes to Chi
cago will he Uiiinstriicted. but they will
be representative Alii nice men tor in
stance, such men as iT:i. S. B. Alex
ander, now a memberof Congress from
the Charlotte district. They will rep
resent and emphasize the anti-Cleveland
Fentiment in the State, and I men
tion that because it is the accepted opin-
i I 4 I : i, it
long look at our faces. 1 fancied that I 1 1 amoivg ine Ai.iance people mat
n.w.U I, ...... r.A T,,noe TiiLn I'l-ri.-... N1 f. C I e ve I a: 1 1 cannot cai rv tie State.
Basan. Harris McC 'll, Henderson and
ii ii -i ii . i . i
uurweu say ir. win not do to put a
They will effect, if posible, the nomina
tion of .a free silver candidate for pres-
. i-i. riiii i
case before that croud. I also fancied 1,enr- I lie deinocar.iiie nominee mu.t
staiKi .(p.iarely on-1 lie question it lieex-
1 ABLE.
The Kichmond & Danville's New
Presitleiil.
Sir. W. G. Oaktnan, who was re
cently lecttil pr sident f the Rich
mond & Danville ceiup;:iiy in plac?
of Mr. J din H. Iiunan resigned, he is
about 45 years of age, and a man of
experience in railway management.
Alter leaving college he engaged with
the Boners Locomotive Works in
Market price. In order to ohtain advantage of the lowest sum- Pater-sou. N. J. From there he went
,:v-T prices, A-ou should at once send me your orders. -Remember , 1, no kin B,,se.ftt tl.
tii if I I, - ii i .i i i i l- " i i l ii- 1 & Co., where he remained un'il elected
hajiulo ronl v the best grades ot screened Coal, iiieludmo; i f..,f f h.tt.. ,i f
. Having greath' increasctf my facilities for handling and
storing GOAL tnc coming season, I would now again respect
Hy solicit ..any and all orders entrusted to me, promising to
Ornish vou L)romt)tlv with what coal vou mav want at the lowest
r r i ,
tlii' Ued Ash. suitable for urates, stoves, heaters, etc,
i . . .o ' . ' '.. . . . .
Also kei'p on hand at alhthnes the. finest grade of blacksmith'
");,,; - . : J. ALLEN BROWN.
STAT
ESVILLE 'MARBLE' WORKS
Is tae Place to Gst Monuments, Tombstones, &r
Ak
n-sc-stook- of VERMONT MARBLE to arrive in a few days We guarantee
K.ly
i
Jti in every respect and positively wilkuot be undersold.
Oram i a Monuments
v j i Of all V';''j .specialty.
C. B. WEBB & CO.,
( ; ' PKOlMUETOn.
x MrriUm the W.tclimn ivlicn you write
sup
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wes
tern railroad. He resigned that posi
tion and shortly afterward began hi
acquaintance with the Richmond and
Danville system its president of the
Richmond and Danville construction
tcompany, which built the Georgi i Pa
cific railroad. He became third, vice-
pre i''ent of the Richmond and Dan
ville company, afterward was elected
second vice-preside.. t, at the time of his
withdrawal from the company was
first vice-president. . Since . that time
he has been vice-president of the Li n
tral Railroad Company of New Jeiey.
ECHOED I8G4
BHYANTAND STRATTOM-
l... . - . . . . . i i ; x.. 4. si .ml I ' : 1 1 , , 1 in .i l
'ui 4or tducating ioUJS'G 3IKN AJiD WOMEN for success in life. The outlook for
Is most favorable lor business opportunities. The
demand lor cur graduates is unprecedented. No
vacation ; pupils can enter at any time with
, equal advantage. Never attend a school because
tae tuiuon is cneap, ior unbAf very uear;
itneans cheap surroundings, inferior facilities,
and offers NO opportunities for securing POS I-
fcaofil 7" . . ." mm i rTOHS pupils and graduates. This
PerUcL''. J. -S1-' Vn.. N. C, S. C. nnd On. than all sirailar institutions combined. Catalogue and
-fsmaacd. W.H.SAD LE R , Pres. ,-F. A.SADLER. Sec y, B ltimcre, M r
lU
Banaana Peel on the Sidewalk.
The street ear hal passed, but to uitch il
he reckoned,
So he ran like a deer, and shouted and
l.eckoiu d, - '
j. Till 'he planted bis heel -
I On a. smooth hit of peel
-Then he saw. half a million stars in a
second. . c .
lie was in too great a hurry; better
have waited for anollier car. Tliere are
eases, however, where haste is rleeessary.
If von have night-sweats, fe vei Hnie,ss
I weak, sore lungs and a hacking cough,
do not lose an hour in obtaining a supply
1 of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery. Delay in such eases is dangerou;
It may be lata 1. lie fore the disease has
made too great progit-ss, the "Golden
JVledirjtl Discovery" is a certain cure. In
tact, it's guaranHc.t to innHit or cure, Ch'!dren Cry fcr Pitcher's Castoria.
or money paid fur it promptly refunded. " "'1 p
I could hear the plaintiff-, defendants,
and -witnesses say, we are in for the
pen if th.-it croud gets a lick at us.
The judge opened his book at Gene
sis and eonrnenced to call the cases.' as
they stood on the book.
The first was a railroad case.
Captain Bason sod they would eon
iinue the", next case; some lawer
jumped up and sai l, that c.o is con-,
tinned by consent. And the next and
next, and so on down the line. Fin
ally i b y canle" to a tough eae in whieji
Colonel Jones was the piaintiff. He
thought we would send the other
crowd up, and wauled to try it. He
talked ab ait ) i role, and promise, and
ro icilia'ioii. v. md r, defend n privi
lege, demus, aligation, and cmpl aint
an i all them things, and Willis Dowd
talked back at him saucy. Kni-iHy the
judge ruled that Air. Do.vd could have
it his way an 1 he would give Jones a
mortgage on the property in (hsj ute;
Jones stopped right t here and s i I he
would rather have a mortgage on thre-
acres of moonshine. I say through
whole thing. Colonel Jones knew if
he could iM the case up we noold send
the other side up for fooling with such
stuff: The judge continued on through-the-book
to Revelations and we did not
I 4 . ! I 111 I ...
gee a cae. tx rour ociock tii" J:''.g'
gave us a couple of thanks ;iiit dis
missed u--. - I think we should have a
rising vote of thanks from the county
for dispatching busine-s as we did.
A word about the court h-m.-e. Very
few people ontide of the county have
any concept ion of the immensity oi
the Mecklenburg court - house. Stran
gers visiting the Queen 'City may go
through our mammoth hotels, vi.-it the
park, the cotton nulls, iron work'V ad
mire our tine private reside nets, our
city building, tine looking, gentlemanly
policemen, stretft cars, large stores,
ugly men and pretty women, electric
lights, &c, but if they fail to see the
court houe theyl fail to take in the
oily. At a glance it will remind the
traveller of the place de la Concorde.
France. The views in all directions
from the centre of the square are
charming, speaking of it at night. It
may be compared to an immense open
air theatre in the midst of an en rmou
aud brilliantly illuminated garden. To
tii" one M-'e is the large, imposing brick
structure, occupied bv chief squire oi
the county, Col. D. G. Maxwell; in the
front is the open court. The front is
supported bv two massive columns
bear ng allegorical figures made by
whittling on the' brick wiih dull knives.
In the i ear is the towering city stand
pipe. Often it overflows and sprinkles
those who may be standing about,
cle; ning the dust off without the use
of a duster. Oh the other side you
have a full view of ail the wood wagons
.coming in on Trade street, and being
situated on a corner the judge and j'iry
have the advantage of all the i.oie
made by dravs, street cars, wagons and
such lie. the ins'de is jn keeping
with theoutsidti It looks! ke it hid
l.een under mortgage for a century; it
looks ami smells! noi Unlike a deeited
rob icco factory.j If I w s convicted
of a crime ami my sentence was thirty
lavs ,un the chain gang or t hirty da.
ill the ei urt hone 1 would give ;i cll!-
u.o to get on the chain i-nng.
! Richard Razor.
james W L.uicister. nwktnsville. o.-vow:
v wife U ..S in ij.id ho.m i l i ' -.u-. niv
.ioo'iors and as inunu more aiff.-J-eyt p:e.fi.t rct-.a-
quardV
pects to carry the electoral vote m
North Carolina. I have only to add
that it', t he democratic leaders in North
Carolina believe as they talk the in xt
rfta'e . convention will give them the
highest surjrie they have ever h .d.M
A' fir York Worhl.
?Iars!ial N-y and His IC.m cut ion.
The stahie of Maivh d Ney, erected
in Paris on the spot where he was
executed, is about to be removed. The
propose! new railroad Hirough the
Latin Quarter will pass over the ground
where the Marshal fell, and the statue
will be taken away. Some-of t!i" Paris
newspapers are indignant', and some
interest ing little -pieetss ('f history are
coming to li'iit. Among others there
is thi follow iag r.'p 'i t of a secret agent
of the government, which was found
"When
so-called teachers in a model school
room would be as appropriate as an
uneducated man would be in a profes-
Uor's chair iu some of ouriirghest col
leges.
While we doubtless have a number
of '"$9.50 and 3.50 school houses,"
yet we have a proportional number of
S3 50 and $1.23 teachers. 'The fault,
Dear lh utu. is not in our star-!, but
in ourselves."
Our best educational authorities say
that a person to be fit for teaching
must possess "natural aptness and ac
quired ability." Natural aptness is
shown by a love of knowledge and
governing ability. By acquired abil
ity is meant a knowledge of methods
of teaching and the laws and princi
ples on which they rest, combined of
course with general knowledge.
The question now arises, How many
teachers have we that possess these
qualities? Let us s e. Doubtless a
majority of teachers possess a love for
knowledge, but have lacked either the
energy or opportunity of attaining a
sufficient amount of knowledge. Con
sider that a niaioritv have the 'govern
ing ability" which is quite unlikely.
But how many lrave a knowledge of
methods slid ef principles and laws on
which they rest? Some know something
of th- methods of leaching, but very
few know anything of the science of
teaching.
A doctor is not allowed by law to
practice medicine unless he has a
knowledge of the science of medicine.
Neither is a lawyer allowed to plead
at the bar until he knows the art he
pr etices.. but when it conies to
training the immortal minds of the
i v
among the n ational archives:
t At II M t .1 1
lie -ten tlie o ulcers cried our. v .ve le
roi!' but the woiking people, who com
posed the greater portion of the crowd,
remai i' d silent. Then 1 lie :rd a few
murnvirs. A womin remarkt d, 'That
is one more dead man. How very rich
we are beeoming on account of that'
But the other woman made her keep
quiet. The body remained exposed
upon the litter for. quarter of an hour.
More than five hundred Jvighshnieii
cane4 to !o..k at it. 'I heir eu: io-:ty
displeased some of the national g-iars,
who' asked them, iror.icaily, 'Why
didn't oii ome to vee him te i veu
ag , gentleman?' An Engiidim in a-
pro'ieh'd the body and dipped a white
handkerchief in the blood. Then he
enveloped t he bloody handkerchief in
another nan ikerchief and went away
as quietly a he came. During the day
many people came to the place of exe
cution. They wrote upon t e wad,
'Most du Marechal Ney,' and they
picked and enlarged the hob s which
t lie bullets' made in the wall. It is
widely reported that an E igli h uir-.n
rennrked: T he French are acting as
if i here wa:y neither history n r pos-tenty.
future men and women of our State,
the law permits teachers to idfend
training schools and places where the
science, of training is taught, and al
lows, and the State actually employs,
anyone to teach who has cheek enough
to apply for a certificate and can pass
such an examination as any avor age
school boy ought to pas.
"School By" is right we think,
when he says we need ''compulsory ed
ucition," but do we need it in order to
get to ''cow-hide" the pupils? Is not
the teacher who ''cowhides" a pupil a
tit, subject for cowhidmg? Pupils,
large or small, should be brought to
obedience, but we all know the story
of how-the wind and the sun tried to
remove the traveler's clonk.
We m;ed compulsory education and
a school term at least, c'ght months
long. Our parents ncd to s-e that
th "ir .children are in their places in
school promptly every morning nd
that they are obedient. Our, comni.it
mi trees ought to see to the kind of
u 1 1 i mat it m . Min nea pol is Journal.
The only man who makes-much
capital out of what he doesn't know is
the expert witness. Elmira Gazette.
About all some men do is to spend"
all -their time getting ready to do
something they never do. 'Atchison
Globe.
Your friends never defend you when
they hear you accused hat! f as s outlv
asj.hey claim they do. Atchison Globe.
"The tongue is' an unruly jnemher"
and there are 3,000 languages iu the
world to "sass back" in Chicago In-ter-Orean.
j
r Traveling Hs exhausting, but the"
weary passengers never appreciate be
ing "held up" by a train robber!
Ismghamton Republican.
Ethel (showing her engagement
ring) ' Don't you admire his taste?"
Maud "Ye-es, as far as the jewelry is
concerned." A"ew York Sun.
The roll of the spirit-stining dram
doesn't stir our spirits half as much as
a good fat roll of bills. This isn't poe
try but it's so. Truth.
He "Will you be mine, please?'
She "You will have to apply to a
higher court than the 'common please.'
Ask papa."- Boston Post. -
Oldby "Honesty, my boy, is the
best policy !"' Newman "Ah, yes that
policy lapsed some time ngo home
tune ago, old fellow."; Aew York
Ileraltt. .
The T'xas border ought to become
very clean after the usual amount of
scouring it is now receiving from the
troops of Uncle Sam. Baltimore American.
It shows a disposition toqnibMe.
with words when a man kicks another
out of a place and then asserts thati he
is only trying to give him a lift.-
Philadelphia Times. -
. Yabsley "Wonder what, is their
ilea in making this Schweitzer cheese
so full of holes?" Mudge Gues
they thought it needed a bttlo frjjsh
air. ' Indianapolis Journal. j
He "These dramatists have ryci
monotonous method of making tlieif
lovers propose." JShe "Yes; but they
do propose, and that is the nndi
thing." Boston Beacon. j
There are people who enjoy adinney
a great deal more if the restaurant
card put before them is headed "jpeiiu"
than if it beais the. old fashioned
heading, "bill of fare." lnrell Times,
Young Mangier (to fair but total
stranger) "I believe. I havrp the pkasi-
te.cheis they employ, whether he ant memory r-t having met you one.
1 lintr to t..;ieh. Onr i? air St ranger " 1 hen I advise you to
teachers should eh vate themselves to make the most-of it." Boston Courye-r.
the plane of teaching and then demand
Prcnourced
and secure bet ter pay for their services.
Worthy teachers are not likely to have
to tench long in "3.50 scIhh1 houses."
The Alliance is pledged for better
education, the people want it for their
children, the children need to be. edu
cated tn the most approved, way, and it
is our dutv to our country and our
,.1. .Illl ill 1 1 - -
. . , . x T, Uod to see ; i it tney get mis euueauon.
From a letter written by Mrs. Ada L. j v rp , l Il
Ilurd, of Gruton, S. I)., we quote: "Was j Aiuli' .'
taken with a bad cold, which settled on
niv Lungs, cough set in and tinally Ler- Associate Justice Davis, of N C. Su
minatCMrii'i Coiisninption. Four doctors j prsmi Court, Says:
gave me up, saving- I could live hut a ie.r Miss Tim.ix;:i.vst: Yours of the 12th
short time. I gave myself up to my Sa- rc.cei v-d, aii'i I clieertully answer by s.-iying that
viour, tie ennined it I could not stay with j ,.ivt. j;.t.:! miic!) beoefn tc.l by the use of tlie
my friends ou earth, I would meet my Kiet ir ine. I ?ulferutl from a sever and
absent ones above. My husband was ad- lmjg-coiitiinieil attaek of the Grippe, followed
vised to get Dr. King's ew jnseovery
for Conunipiion, (-oughs and Colds. I
gave it a trial, took in all, eight bottle-;
ft has cured me, and thank God I am
now a well and hearty woman' Trial
bottles tree at Kluitz & Co.'s drug stoic.
Ilegular size bOc. and $1.00.
--mZ W" 1
Some of the papers continue to refer
lo the 'Alliance Split." Tins - papers
had bitter h ok ior leaks and "l't"
in other directions. The .Vlianee split
ther proiM-rtr, even if there n id
Journal.
l.- i!i,.i!!ii.,ti-ni i:i tin- neck and Miouiders. 1
coiaim-iiceu the use of the Ele-troiMise in Oc
tober ia.-t.. and niv rheumatic pains censed
i'.iatelv, and i think- rav health and- Icel-
in:
have been nn;
!i improve"
1 bv its lise.
Very truly yours. (Signed) JO.S. J. DAVIri..
on:
-L-urg, N. C, Jan. loth, WW
be
not
i- i i ....
Jeli a spill. i'e o.' .
Goad Lojks.
Good looks are more than skin deep,
d'o.o- iitxm a healtnv condition or
i-l ..the' vi.ai orgat:. II tlie Jjivci i.e in
,clie v.iu hae a Bdheas L ok, it your
e ttisoroereu vou uae a i
tlepesi
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician, retired lro;a practlt e, hiving
h id pi. iced in his ii ouls t an fcla.'l India m:slou
.rv tn.- loima! i f i s!:n:le ve,'eiai..e i-iii'iiy tor
lh sre iv a:el na oi a. cu; e of :oin-iiin.i ion,
i:roac;.!ils. c.itjr.h. sillir.a nu.l all 'I moat iiu
i.u i';.!f .vH'ins. aio i .MUve nu I r ttiMi curt
t u ' i vim-. O Oi'U V a: I oil NervoU-. oui il.tlfit.
a o'er h iviii',' io.u-d its vviel. itil cu.MlPe 'tower
hi l.ioiioiUs Ot e.S'S, Ii -s fell It LU (im lofHil-e
It kno.vti to his saiTen it,' fellows. Aciu ned hi thh?
Ui line aim a !!. re to .eiieve tiiiuiuu s'lTVl injf. "i
win vn l free of clurgf, lo.iil who (leMie U. tu.l
r.-."l;e, in Oeuaan. Kiv-ic'i oi Ki.it-h. v '.Ui tu.ltll-r-
eou.is r.n- p.e i.aiiiji .md usu St nt b nnil b
Tid:lres-;i.0r It :i .-lahi. n.iininy .1 ills p i;)'r, W. A
She says she hates rat iu lently,
Hut I grieve, not in sooth,
My foul is full of frUdsotne gh-e,
liecause I knovv i'enclope
Doesu t alwnvs tell the truth.
Puck.
"Poor man!"; said the sympathetic
young woman. T suppose you are
not equal to hard work." "Equal to
hard wtrk?" res pom led Mr. IVeary
Watkins, T am superior to it." In-,
(liamipolts Journal. -
Libor Agitator "My friend, are,
you not in hivwr of-Uhe eight-hour
movement?" Abe Lazy (the tramp)
"Movement! Who 'ever' heard of
being in favor of any l.d of niove-i
men t?" Kale Field s Washington
"Did yon get fired down at the
works, Jimnue?" "No; only laid off
till the fall of '03. But the foreman
said, however, if I could get a job any
where ese it'i tlie meantime if ne were
hte he-JyQtild o it," Indianapolis,
Aacsi -" .-J
.NOl'li..,
. IV'Ve. s !'..o Uo ltester, S. Y.
Si o.naelt
ofotie Look ant
4Ur.es hacraone her ao goou.
tired her."
Uitllt'a ot 15. i. a. j
l! your iv'.ur.eys or1
r..i... vmi inve a 1'ieenc't Ikick. M'oiro
good h'oatth and you win have j.ou I
UhjUs. Electric Enters is ihe great aiter
native and lonie acts drecl! on these
viial organs. Cures Piinp.'e, H.oiehes,
ii iis and gives a good oaiph xion. o o
ar Kiuitzcc Go's drug store. COc. per
b Ule.
"hc-ri Hatj W33 silk, vrts pive fcer C&Moria.
When s!ie ts a Child, she cried for Ca5torii
When she l-camf? Hiss, she clnng to Castoria.; .
When .ho had ChllJrca, she ga-1 them Castoria
IX 'jou re'tro'tbl.J wltii oa.epsU Stomncl
1)1 oid-!', or i lver anil Kiduy C (neiuiiit. tij
I. I' . and you will it-leiceat its la. uical wn injn.
l-einalcs .art-iK-cull u. bi tit'litieil I j J. P. V 1C
e.MMls dbevis ulix K es hiallhy action to theiy
uixitn. . -
J Lost raanlinod, Ujs ener , wrctrtss. phrd
dt bil l, arc a I un fJ l.v I'. V. V. Hit;, Lew"
e; tigy ait-IiiiUmO in ih-tMteii by li e bmiL t r.
1-
V.
the
I cn
rtfinitT lt.l If-HM -A 1'iOi 'I'l's .l 1
sjreat o.oo i ttii liter O-it.e age.
-. UOiV.-S YOt'.t WIF?
. roes she X el a. city nil the st.cr
lackeiefl;rvy. ai.a . C t.t ral "i o-i iirui I'd u s
tiueriailo:? U a Uadu. MnailafK
vri-uhy 'wtm her b!j. liuo i a d eio ? m
Oi.iny . j-ui mr. C tuH a wit.leoi 1. 1 . 1. (NicHy";
h.'tVLp hool i.a l'uiHMiup.). the ei iti t.
hjjii r gui.'toi and lonl; M. m. 1 leachej- li.e
'WAsUitk i r-jiiule (iuicri ai d taMtly, ard rtoie.
.ju.fci.ow It, ;u. .vnie vv'iiibe ... oih r tO!iii.U. -
'.rt3?'.-'.. h. kui'i l;it ihi'l bo 1. Kdl C 1". C. 1j in T
I ul l.'c lllel iei: i. Our UC L I. )Mi lale II o irf aim
r 'iA-AHHittto it. ..nd well coM Uco-d hous o it
vV'il! le . U i.i"H!'iai1S..M4aim; 11 liapi.llji
fpftt t-le. i Sii. lil.l - Wit h tit. Ill siil-
Sruriiiiie lh d.i.111. o alt-rs ot-i j m lf i
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j lit
Hitldri Cry for Pitcher's -r-tcrfe .
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