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"Carolina Wafchmm J. W. MoEENZIE, Ed'r and Prop'r. SUBSCIClt'TION UATES. One year in advance ix month - 'Throe months -- 100 .50 KttJ,;n 1 as-WeonJ-oU-ra null u S-Ulstur . N. C. THURSDAY, December 21, 1898. , -Peace" nd Go d Will" Next Mndav, M birrJi day of our ..vior will iHf oU rvd throughout ihriiteiiloui as a .lay F iu.rry-niakiiig nud reining. "I'eacte oil earth . and ir,,.nJ villVis th sentiment established l,y the threat Ond who, in order to tave us humbled him-lf mid '"e t( earth l.i the form f tli- child Jesus; and, as the dav he thus hallowed is the chns taiiiH Christmas now, for more than Mghtefii centuiies. his jeop!e turn heir thoughts to this sacred day and J.y iiih.ii the alter of hope their gift jutoki. of ajnjal hinge. 1 his day has more meaning i" ai. any we X-elehrate. It i the cheerte-t and has the greatest reason to Ik? so. It is or should he, ad iv of heart rejoiee arid of jiotiie cheer, v flouie and hope are it it-red element that make ten whole ytnrli of mankind akin; and its J'v utiment, "iWe and. C nod WH, tends to the;'su duing of the wnrring race of men iimting theni intparoiii orlirmd hv its tender memoirs of long gone years, when the father's love made the sacrifice to secure our peace and to assure lis of his good WilJ, Christmas saks lo us through j (tome the of dearest reJatioau.ps we sustain in life illustrating tl fact that all men should liye for God s ylory, ami in thus fulfilling the law, v pro-; in ugate peace and good will- among inen. : v Happiness the b.dui of life i only found where peace and good will exists, and yet m tne face of this sim ple fact, so ew seem lo Uney possess it to promote the pece,. comfort and happiness of all those with whom you associate, and you have done all you are reouired to do to secure their good tfill then Jeave tjie rest to God, and if tljere be any truMi Luppiness in this world you will have found it. ' The celebration of iJftristnias Ly the distribution of gifts appropriate. When heaven has given so royiiliy to men, then men m y well jive tfl each ther. Ho.vrsupurbly rich im, self forgetfuluess, and liy-sobliiuely beau titui in service was that life in comem- jratiou of which we celebrate Cbri-st-jas. ,Qur-gifrs are indeed fnsignifi- iaut if compared with )tiro'l s gift, yel there should be joy in tlu; yjea jthat we humbly attempt t iimnitate hint; The Watchman hopes its readers may enjoy this Christ mas season with a nit rry good will, and as they enjoy he happy season tljey may be made he happier by addijig, as tjieir means jvill permit, to tluj comrorj, ami ipp pin ess of ta nci?dypoor. In response to resolution of the Congress, caljin on the Executive for all information atid papers relating to the Hawaiian coniplicallans, President Cleveland sent a message to that body ;last Monday. True to his honest con victions lie stoutly maintains the Aiaer icaii doctrine as to nonintervention in the aff.iis gf iorejgn countries. His coudemuatiju o,f ex-Minister Slovens' conduct in the affair is scathing, yet Just. " He states nothing uew as'havin'o; developed n the conduct of the revo lution, but forcibly restates the ca.e heretofore set forth by secretary .(Jreshatu and Commissioner Blunt. Hv expresses disappointiueut at the (neeus Refusal to comply witlt the conditions he require of her-as necessary to her Restoration to ibis goverjiment, aiud he therefore refes the whole mutter to to Congress o sett le. "1 C tA 1 t ft l l ft i iur. a. u. dnes, or ij,iieigti, uonsel jeneral to Sliaggbaij .China, died on .board of hip on they h, while on his way home on sick leaye, JJe had been at Ins post of .(Juty only about three jnouths when lie vas stiickeu with fe Ver from which he never recovered. JWr. Jones was in the prime of life, aged only 40 j-ears, and was a gentleman of ability oud fane address, and had a host of friends in this State. He was a na- ktiye of Wake and was, perhaps, the fljost HpuIaf JJeniQcrat ;u has bounty. lust ri4ay Charlgtte Observe? atjr iiounces that a man- by the uanieof confessed on hu death bnl to murder jng Mr. (;.Uy liirkley, whose dead body, aloyg wtl,! tb;it gf his horse, was 4 uud, ah'iyt three years ago, iu the Catawba riyer near ty jatties lord. It yas supposed at the lime that Mr. JJarkley was drgwued in mis-iug the ford in an attempt to crgss the river. A bill parsed the House of .Cngress Xhursd iy of last week, admitting Ida ho into the sisterhood of States, and a sj-nilar bill, for the aduijsion of Utah au.l New Mexico, is being discussed. These territtsTiti'K have here-tofure been Jiepr out of the Uiron by the" publi cans, Niiwply localise they are, political ly, Democratic. gxpregs Messenger Kiehanlson, was a.oniiy mturiered on train No. 19 on the j3. wmi hum P it..;i- J - it avwU....... lunin n.iiiiiiiui. near lions- ton, Texas, oi, the nigjjt f tlm 18th. and the safe, in his jcur )drbMl. He was hot from behind -''while sitting at his desk, the btllet euterm th back of his hed. IN t a soul heard the report ..e ti... : l ti .. i 1. m iiiu mi" i iir root iris- Had se- cuied tlieir booty mid made -their es cape befare Richard'Oa'a body hud beeu discovert u. . WASHINGTON LETTER. From our Hejfwlar correspondent. President Clevel md, having exhaus ted the constitutional means at his command to right what he considered a great wrong perpetrated in Hawaii in -the name of and by the power ol the United States, will now, after hay ing furnished all the information in his possesion, leave it to - Congress to s..y what, it anything further, shall be done. He makes no ajolo;y for what he has done, knowing that h has not violated the authority vested in him by the Constitution atd believing now as he did at the time of- Minister Wil lis' depart tire from tb United States that what he did was an act of justice from a strojig to a veak nation. Senator Vest unmercifully scored ex Minister Stevens and the New Eng lauders who instigated the Hawaiian revolution, in a short speech, replying to one made by Senator Fry eulogiz ing the Christian qualities of Mr. Stevens. He made a palpable hit ud raised a hearty laugh when he charg ed that the New. England revolution ists of Hawaii had Christianized the natives out of their country, taking possession of it-sunder the name of God, and ihen dividing the lands among themselves; and he stated a great truth, tnahifet to all'nien, when he said tlnt it was the ptilicy of the repuWicans $o have, instead of the cc mpact coutineii; tal republic established by the fathers, a great, expensive territory acquiring goveTnment extending to the islands of I he ocean, and to the uttermost arts of the earth. Mr. Wst believes that the true policy of-the United States in Hawaii and all other foceigiij countris i "hands off.-1;-' 'Republican Senators have been giv ing" Senator Hill as much trouble as thev possibly culd in; getting the bill for the rejie 1 of the Federal elec tion laws: before the S 'tiat1,. but they are finding that Senator Hill is no slouch of a fighter himself. "I can assure the Senator," said Mr Hill, of New York, to Mr. Cullom, of Illinois, "that the democratic party does intend to carry out the tariff prooii-es of its national platform faith fully, honestly and impartially." Noth ing bombastic about those plain words modestly spoken in reply to Senator Colluin's sneers and half-spoken tatinU about tlte party being afraid of its plat form declarations on the tariff, but they have destroyed some very elabo- ratelyjionstructed etorres intended to eheir the' protectionists, in which Sena tor Hill invariably appeared-as the leader of the democratic wing of the protection army. The fact that, there is no such wing has Hot worried the concoctors of these' re man ces; they would not reDognize a fact if thay met it in the road, aud they would not thank anybody to introduce them t one. .; Quite a delegation of Congressmen and prominent fficials .went over to lialtijuore b.st night to hear Senator Gordon, of Georgia, deliver his addres? on "The last days of the Confederacy," among the latter being General Scho field. Congressman Morse, of Massachu- sets, possesses, in a remarkable degree that faculty which once upon a time according fo.the. tale caused the mon key tawttempt; to investigate a buzz saw in motion. He aaiu assumed the role of monkey this week, to the .buzz saw of Delegate U awliu, of Utah. Af ter beingninmercifully held up to the ridicule of the House bv Rawlin? - Morse had to acknowledge that his op hposjtion to the bill for the admission of Utah as a State, which was passed by the Hoase, was based-entirely upon i book written by Brighafn Youug's httesuth wife. What would be thought of a lawyer who. would make "Uncle Tom s cabiu" the- corner stone of a Ciise to be tried iu the courts of the p re.se tn lime? Just about ihe sauie that is thought ot Morse now'"" Uhairman Wilson proved his ear nestness in pushing the tariff bill by making tlie very unusual proposition to his colleagues that the Christ mas, re cess be not takeu this year, in order ihat the time which has been unavoid ably lost in getting the bill before the House might be made up. While the proposition has been received with con siderable favor the difficulty of keep ing a quorum here and the certainty that the republicans would allow noth ing to be done without one mak s it improbable that it will be carried out. It is no fault of the democratic mem bers of the Ways aud Means' commit tee that the bill is not now before the House; they have worked night and day to overcome the obstacles wliich have confronted-them. Jn obedience to the written request of a consider able number of democrats Represen tative Holman, chairman of the caucus, will call a caucus to consider the bill before the debate begins in the House. Vice President Stevenson is loud In his praise of the hospitality extend ed to him during his southern trip. The Opposition te Voorhee' Bill. -The infiWmarion is that the Voor hers bill is iu the greatest danger from the siiver t xtreruists. Mr. Blend, for instance, declares himself opposed to any "Co in promise. And 3'et, if the ad ministration Congressmen had tenderel this measure as a compromise, on the repeal of the Sherman ate lat lall, it would have been treated its a boon and he silver men would have exploited it their very own. The bi-nietal!ic Congressmen who favored the. lepeal f the silver, pure base,! aw said all the while ttiat they favored further legila lion which would ncoguize Silver and enlarge its use but they did not pro- ose to complicate the repeal question with any tb-r with any substitute which would itwdf promote division. Mr. Vtiorhees, for his part, has made lis words good by ,the introduction of this bill, and will have it reported from the finance committee early after the lolidays. If the silver Senators, or iepresent;rtivest dp not choose to sup- tort it they: need not do so, but they will have a fiiuny' time explaining to constituents' who believe in more silver, why it Was that they insisted upon lidding on to the Sherman act, which provided for the coinage of iiext to no i'ver at all, and yetTeji-ctetl a bill which prooses the ctinage of two mill ions per nrouth for ail indefinite eriod. This is a just and liberal meas ure, and those wl) opposed the repeal )ill until "something letter" than the Sherman ect was offereJ them, will fi!.d that something in the Voorhees jill, while tRose who hold out again.t it under an idea that they can compel ree coinage legislation, wilt find that they ure as the Alexander county man lid of his neighbor 'vastly igilorant.,, Charlotte Observer. : " . Vance Hansom- In his-fi'lit agiiut Elusthe Aurora las endorsed Senator Vance's opposi tion and We think Pre-ident Cleveland lad unwisely snuble Senator Vance and given the entire public p.ttronage o the wily and courtly Senator Ran soni. Seiiautr vanceis at teasr. me peeiof Ransom and we regret to know- that Senator Ransom did iot"tote fair and allow Sen itor Vance one-half of the patroaue. For many years they had equally divided the patronage and Sen ator Ransom has so stated this, as an equitable divisou of the olnees, et Senator Rnnsom has ivath'd S"natoi Vance's territory in the appointment of Elia?, so when Vance carries tiie war into the E ist and retaliates, then there is a howh It is fair for Ratisom. but unfair for Vance to oppose Unisoni' right bower( ?) R insom and Prei dene Cleveland ignored Senafor Vane-'. because Vance was with the people fol ate Democratic platform and silver. Because Vance would fight for silver and would- "not cook the presnanl hinges of the knee that thrift may fol low fawn'mi?." Vance was snubbed but Vafice has won and downed Kope E'iiis and his satellites. Vance does not flatter and fawn up.ni my President aud does not play cuckoo or vote as President Clevel nd dictates. vet he is a inn for aM that and a states man without guile. Shelby Aurora. In Memory of CdL J. L. Brown. Corresionlence of the Observer. Davison, Dec. 13 The faculty of Davidson College have adopted the fol lowing resolutions: We, the faculty of Divid son Colloge, N. C, have heard ofthe -death of Co. J. L. Brown, president of the board of trustees, with tin profonn lesfc sorrow and with a keen sense of personal loss. We wish to tiear our testim ny t' his years of efficient service in his offi cial relations to the college as trustee and as ; president of the botrl and of the executive Committee He was deeply interested in th walfare of the col lee-a.id in all the de tails of its m inagement. is personal relations to the members of the f tcult were s ich th it wa m turn for hi;n as a man mcurneth for his friend. Of the wider loss to his family his Chjuri and the SraU, we need ha Irly speak. Resolved, That we inscribe this record on a page of our minute book and send a copy to his only surviving son and his family, with the '..expression of our Christian sympathy in this sore., trial, and with the prayer that the father' mantle may rest upon them in ample folds of usefulness and blessing. J. R. Shearer, President. W. . Currell, Clerk of Faculty. Jnde Sehenck, who has Wo recen tly at Jefferson Medical C(llee. Phil adelphia under charge of Professor Briuton for surgical treatment returned Wwlnesday night tohis home in Greens loro TJij Record says that he pa-sed the ordeal safely and that there is now every reason for him to hope for com plete restoration to health M.isiili he will he confined to his room for several weeks yet. General Hew A bill fr the admission of Arizona as a State was passed Friday by a vote of 185 to 61. Gov. Flower says that State insane patientsare fed -on nrat of poor quali ty, while the olHe.ers eat partridges and and drink champagne. Mr. John W. Jenkins, who for some time ha bei-n asstKriate editor of the Raleigh ChrUtain Adrotate, retires from that ositioii next Saturday. The Blowing R ck Hotel, at Blow ing Rock, the noted summer resort, has leen sold tin ier foreclosure pro- ctediugsand bought by H. C. Martin, of Blowing Rock, for himself and friends tf Charlotte, C. The Statesville Mascot say: Mr. John Hart, of Harts township, Roamu County, was badly hurt at- acotto-i gin last Saturday, by a piece tif machinery Hying loosef and stricking him in the face. pr. 'Stevenson attended him, and reports! his condition favorable to recovery. An incendiary fire at Monroe, N C, on the desi roved the statues or Mr. J. R. English, who hist a horse, buggy and cow, and a large quantity ot for age; and, Dr. V . D. Peiuberton also had the misfortune to lose hi li4rse, imggv and ctiw, which were kept in Mr. i... i" i.v " T1...1... -.. rjugiisu fiaoi" . iiicic na uu in surance. Raleighs, Dec. 14, Henry liable, a young ta'.lor arreted last night on a telegraph ai from Newuan,Ga.,f on a charge of bigiiiu v, took rough on rats ind expired this morning. He leaves a wife and family here. He married i young woman in Newnan Ga., deser ted her two months a o. The Rockingham Rocket has made a new departure for North Carolina newspapers. It pub'ishes the name of. a subctiler w! o ower $S.3l for sub script ion. aud reMiies to jay tie bill aud says other names writ be added from time-to time unless the bills are p.iid. But the liui'het ought not have credited .the ssibscrior o long. Ashville, N. C, DrC 15 Special Pat Singleton, Butler S-mders, Doitgh lus Jeiikfti-t, tJeorge Bryant, and Har- rson Reeves rue mb r tif a g -ng of thieves who have been operating bolh by day aud by night iu Ashville and vicinity hnve been ai res ed aud lodged in jail. : A cMisidi-r.tble quantiiy oi slttlen j;oods have beu ivcovcivd Tiie Charlotte Sews of 10th says; Rev. John W. M ore, of Huiiier.sVille, w.is in the city t diy. He h;is nm fully dvcidetl as to returning to Japa:i. i'he committee having that field iu charge "have not the money to .-end him j;ist. loV an 1 he. is not certiau of go ing. Oar teadfis will find Simmons L ver Regulator advertised in these column. Ve adver;ie it and u it and weconi- uietid it as a safe and excellent medici ne. We became acquainted with it iu Georgia w here in is a .standard family mediciiji We do not deny the merits of other preparations-buiimp!y state ihat this one commaiids confidence. From" the "Journal,,' Lmesboro, Hum. TO B3 AR3IED ON THE FLY. Charlotte Observes, 17tli. Aii event which no doubt will inter est p i-isrtg-u-s m no i;-1 N . 11. the noon Riehmoud & D liiville Ira n to day, will b a nnrr ige. M:'. John Dxmi, of So irtaubjrg S. (J. and Mi-s Mary R.'osefelt, of MoAdeiisville will be tlie co itractiug pirties. Tbegrooiu came on to McAdensville list ni''lt after his J?irl. Tht;y are to take! uicmiuiii o'mim i iraui ai. ii-o:i. aim . (. i i i . .. will h.ive a'p e-i-her aIonj to tie tlie knot as soon as the tr tin runs oyer the ftue.: ,(l,iit, Tayl-r h is promi-edto see tfuthe jrii;i jjf s lo.v foi a few se- i r .... - ... . . I . II .. exch.tnjr- , Aa Old Couple fioaT3.iaei3s Now in Jorth Carolina. Murphy Scout. bomethin new in the way of mov ers presented itself t the citixens of ur town la-t saturd.iy evening. A eoujde of little o'd d' irfs or pigmies citue iu with a small w 'gon construct ed out of the h nes of a mowing uia chine.and iu this the liitle man, wl.o weighed 81 pounds, was pulling the wa gon with his wife and ail his eirthly possessions. Siie was uhout 5') yea old from her appearance. She hud Veil afflicted with .scrofula and was drawn into deformity. She weighed 50 pounds. Our good people cotirrihu'ed to M"ir want-. Ao their mtMitai - .ahility t !iev are barely enp.ible f tiiking aj-e of themselves. They sny they are f rum Polk county, Tennessee. Where the3T areoin no one knows. They give their iiiitnea as Mu'listm Bolden and S.il 'i Liilleu. Tliey li ive no i hildrcn but liave beii married five yt-if-s CE5ERAL SOUTEERX MWS. Nashville, Tknx., December 14. A telegram from Superintendent B. F. Dickson, of the Henderson division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad tt Earlinjton, Ky., says that the strike on that divisioa has been amicably set tled and that all trains aro moving smoothly. Columbia, S. C, December 14. J. H Morrow, of Washington, under sen tence to the penitentiary for causing the death of Collie Fowler, has volun tarily returned here, and his attorneys will make an effort to secure, his par don by the g-overnor. If he fails to secure a pardon he will serve out hia sentence. Cuarlkstox, S. C, December 14. The German IJark Elise, from Ham berg' and loaded with kainit, arrived here this' morning-. She crossed Charleston bar drawing twenty feet and found twenty-two feet of water on the bar. This fact is noteworthy, because Charleston bar has heretofore prevented the entrance of ships draw ing more than eighteen feet. Savanxau, Ga., December 15. Thomas OTerrall, who lives on Sher man island, tea miles from Savannah, was killed last night by Joe Sidney, a colored employe. The latter was accused by his employer of stealing a boat and while the two men were to gether in a boat, O'Ferrall was thrown down and Sidney split his head open with an axe and escaped to the woods. Na8HVille, Tesn., December 14. Freight conductors, engineers and firemen on the Henderson division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad went out at 6:05 o'clock this morning and not a wheel has been turned at any point on this division since that hour. The men have been asked to come back once or twice during the day but refused. Mail trains only are moving. Raleigh, N. C, December 13. Depu ty Sheriff Uasque, of Marion county, S. C, today took from jail hare under Srequisition, L. R; Hayes, a. young white man who, in August, 1S92, mur dered Will Hayes, his cousin. He fled, leaving his knife sticking in his vic tim's heart. Hayes came to this county and went by the name of Joe Hayes. When arrested he was living in the house of a magistrate. Raleigh, N. C, December 15. D. L. Duke, a member of Duke Sons & Co., of Durhain made an individual assign ment this morning: to J. F. Wiley and V. Ballard, assignees. The assets are estimated at $700,000; liabilities $500, 000; preferred creditors $145,000. Duke was largely interested in various In dustrial enterprises. It is currently reported that he lost $TOJ,000 in cot ton futures a few months ago. Talleuassee, Fla.. December 13. The Florida supreme court this after noon rendered an opinion sustaining the validity of tne present municipal government in Jacksonville. This practically- ends the suit, although the plaintiffs are fjiven ten days in which to amend their declaration. They will go no further with the case, however. This means the immediate issuanco of one million dollars iu bonds for public improvements. Columbia, S C, December 14. Th appeal case of Col. J. H. Morrow, a noted race horse trainer, convicted of improper relations with Collie Fowler and causing her death, and sentenced to six j'ears in the penitentiary, was decided today by the state supreme court. The decision of the lower court was aihrmed. Morrow is out on bond and left this state for Washing ton about two wee-s ago. It is not thought he will come br.ck. Kxoxville, December 14. Chief of Police Atkins, Lieut. Hood and Sergt, Hicks, of the city police force, and Routa Agent N. S. Woodward, of the Southern Express company, were ac quitted at a preliminary hearing be fore Justices Walker and Johnson to-day. Tfroy were charged with partici pating in the attempted express car robbery in which William Smith lost his life, and for which defendants had been arrested as axcessories. Austin, Tex., December !4. The cannon ball train No. - on the Texas Pacific railwaj' was robbed by six men at Duval last midnight.. The express safe was looted of its contents and passengers robbed of their money and valuables. It is not known what the express company's loss is. The train was stopped oy tne turning of a v switch by the robbers, and, the engin eer not obeying orders with the alacrity required, was shot in the shoulder. ' Charleston, S. C, December 13. In the United States court today Judge Si-nonton filed a decree for $10,000 damages in the suit of Mitchell King vs. the United States. The plaintiff is the owner of a rice plantation on the South Carolina side of the Savannah river, which he claims was rendered unfit for planting purposes by reason of the work of erecting a dam for the deepening of the water on the Savan nah river and improving the harbor of avannan Raleigh, N. C December 14. Bish op Theodore Lyman, of this protest ant Episcopal diocese, died at his home here just before 9 o'clock this morning of apoplexy. lie returned here last week from a brief trip north and Fri day was attacked by what his physi cian said was bronchitis. Yesterday be was apparently much better, walked about the house and played backgammon. His wife, while on the first floor of the house this mornintr, heard a heavy fall. It was found that the venerable bishop had fallen to the floor. In a few minutes he was dead. Chattaxooga, Ten., December 14. Colonel George T, Rice, late contracting- freight agent of the Cincinnati Southern railroad, in thi city, and formerly president of jt railroad termi nating at Elmira, N. Y., was arrested here yesterday afternoon on charges of forgery, He forged the names oi Srominent merchants to notes which a had discounted. Notes amounting to nearly 83,000 have been found, and there is no telling how many more are yet to hear from. His friends claim that his mind has been unbalanced for boaie time. ' Life Is Misery To many people who have the tniut ; Bcrotula in their blood. The aeroniea caus- led by the rleeaeful running sores and otb- j r manifestation3 of this disease are Ye- yond description. There is no remedy equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula salt rheum and every form o loo I d eases. It is reasonably sure to ben Lit : U who give it a fair tri tl j Hood's Pills cure all liyer ills B. C.Webb. WEBB, W. L. PROPRIETORS Salisbury Marble Works. LARGE VARIETY OF: MARBLE OS 1RN&TO SELKCT FRov SATISFACTION GUARANTEED..' DR. HOST. I. BAH3AY (Sarjeou D-'iitist,) Salisbury N. C. Hgy-OHioe hours 9 a, in. to 5 p. xn. " DE. W. W. McEENZIE Offers his professional services, to the citizens of Salisbury mid surrounding community. He can he found at his office up stairs over the post office or at Kluttz's drug store. Do Not Be Blind To. facts and to our own interest. Do not led away by your own delusions but continue your visits to E. VST. ttUKT & CO'S where prices unpar ulWd confront onr :ize. They are not busted, neither are they selling out at cost, but they are selling goods bought for one-half of original costt and are yours whil-1 they hist at about six I v cents on the dollar of their real vol tie. Don't fail to see t heir nmv line of Sample Shos. 23. -CC-. XSTTX.T d) CO. A 'Trust" Which Is Popular. There is a great dVal f indignation felt against trusts. The Sujjar Trust, the Standard Oi! Trust, Welsh Tin Plate Trust, the English Salt Trust, and other combinations of the kind,:ire vigorously denounced and it is a sut-jret of contro versy vh( ther there are more trusts in Englai.d than America, and whet Iu r pro t-( tion or tree tiade fosters thnu. Bui there is on form of trust against which no one has anything to say. That is the H U-t I hepub!ic repoeds in liood'a Sara purilla. Mr. UarvcyIIeed LaceyTille.X?. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa ralysis of tho Throat "I Tlt-a nk Cod and Jlood'a Sana partita for Prrfegt Health." j ' Gentlemen : For the henefl t of suffering hu manity I wish to state a few facts: For several years I have suffered fi'om catarrh and heart failure, getting so bad I could not work aad Could Scarcely Wafk I had a very bad spell cf paralysis of the throat some time ap;o. My throat seemed closed and I could not trnllow. Tho tloctors said it was caused ly heart fiiikire. and pave medicine, which I took according to directions, but it dkl not seem to io me any good. My wife urged mc to try Hood's Sarsapanlla. telling me of MX Josepa C. Switli, who had been At Death's Door but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla, After talking with Mr. Smith, I concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilta. When I had taken two bottlei I felt very much better. I hav continued taking it, and am now feeling excel? lent. I thank God, aud Hood's Sarsaparilla and my wife for my restoration to rfet healtk." Harvey Heed, Laceyville, O. j HOOD'S FILLS do not purge, pain or grtpV but act promptly, easily and efficient:?. ttO. : j The Old Friend And the best friend, that never fails you, i3 Simmons Liver Begu lator, (the Red Z) that's what you hear at the mention ot this excellent Liver medicine, and people should not be persuaded that anything else will do. It ia the King of Liver Medi "ues ; is better than pills, , and t ikes the place of Quinine and Calomel. It acts directly on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowek and gives new life to the whole svs tem. This is the medicine you want. Sold by all Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder to be taken dry or made into a tea. ?-KVERY PACKAGEt llV t. 8,"P rd on vr rapnei-. J. H. ZKIMN CO., Phildelpl.i,V: of Nicholson.; NICHOLSON & RAfiP INSURANCE -o- SOUND, STRONG 4 RELIABLE C0MrXlEa FOR lire, Bents Life and Losses Promptly . Adjusted Rates Reasonable. J. M. 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N -""H' ' .1 notes haviijtTeen -liven wil!i"i't c" -u, eratiou due to an agi ennent m-t 1 leei carried out lv tin seil iu relation thereto. K IT. VrrK T. Mi i'f'iT' NOTICK. i.-rt- ll iving (imilified ...,,.!iilU" ': (f .1. & GoiMJtiili d.ce.i her. by given to ai IllllllllL lfll I l- f O - 1 1 i l tide to i them, dulv autlienticited. i" ,a it' on orfdre-J5th day ''i()v' '4 "II IIM ll"ll,'. " ' f t heir recovery. A i"i 1 dntpd !,i . , st -1" a:'e V 11'""' i. in .ke iir mediate set t!ei n mJ, Octobeer 25:h, lb'J'd. Acciden ISILVpl J -j oo oo J ! OCT SY j , fas
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Dec. 21, 1893, edition 1
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