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II is oo more personal to say a
man is a thief than it is to say he
is a gentleman. It it a question
of veracity.
The blind tigers of the commu
nity hTe got to ekido and if the
oounty democracy wants to swing
to their tails it is welcome to the
job. , .". ,. .. ;: . :.;
In making up your mind how to
rote don't forget the court house
scandal. Don't forget the Demo
cratic commissioners are now fur
nishing the granite for this build
ing and that the party they rep
resent is responsible for their con
duct and for the laws permitting
them to thus fleeoe the people
and spit on their rights.
We do not think much of Sena
tor O' Gorman's endorsement of
Got . Wilson's mingling with the
Knights of Oolambos. He is tb.ui
guilty of toadying to Catholtos,
not one of whom would gire him
a pleasant look, if tney naa any
hope of re-electing their servant
Taft. But of course they do not
eare whether it be Taft or Wilson
if theroan set the president of
the United States to serve their
purpose, or let them do as they
please . Old Taft has shown them
enough special favors to do this
great oountry for all time to come
Thst oourt house desl is a
stenoh in.ihe nostrels of all deoent
people. Every week some fresh
evidence, oomes forth that leadi
one to believe the entire scheme
t&hsve been one to filch dollars
from the tax-payers of the coun
ty. The Democratic commission
ers, without one word of protest
on the part of any democratic can
didate now canvassing the county,
hare deliberately violated every
tenent ot Democracy scoffed at
the rights of the people and are
growing fat at the flesh pots.'
Yet with this terrible stenoh con
stantly before us men have been
going over the oounty . making
''good old time Democratic speech
es" with no promises of any im
provement in conditions. Can
the degradation of popular, deoent
government be greater?
Ths Watchman hastens to
compliment Judge B. B. Miller of
the county court, for ordering
warrants for those who have paid
the federal tax and are conduct
ing so-called social olubs, but in
reality blind tigers, in our midst.
Here is honing the Judge will be
able to accomplish some real hen
etittothe community, although
he has a single handed fight. If
there is a county offioer in sympa
thy with him we are unable to
name that man, in fact the sher
iff and solicitor have been so sloth
ful in the performance of their
d uties, except when there was a
fee in sight, and intimate., with the
m .a - m 9 fa. is
xeeners oi tnese - aives, it wouia
not be surprising' to hear of them
aotually opposing the move. We
understand the warrants have not
as yet been served and that some
delsy may be expected.
Recently M. O. Quinn, of the
B ilisbury board of alderman, of
fered a resolution requiring all the
social olubs of the city to give a
bond - guaranteeing that they
would not violate the law, - This
resolution was tabled by a Vote of
seven to one, Jlr.Quinn being the
only one voting for it. This
means all but one of our alder
men are willing for the blind ti
gen to violate the law , notwith
standing they took an oath to set
that it was. enforced. Two of
these men who object to the obser
vance of law are candidates for
offioe on the Democratic Oounty
ticket. -They are J. O. Kesler,
'who wants to be county treasurer,
wants to handle the county's
xaney, but does not regard a sa
erd oath nor is he willing that
, this should be a lawful oommuni
' tv. Vis this Democracy? He is
on the Democratic tioket. The
other is H; O ., Trott, who wants
to be shairman of the board of
oounty commissioners. What
' kind of treatment have the peo-
fttft received: at the hands .of the
present chairman of county com
suiesioners? Will a man who
does not regard his oath and ob
jects to the enforcement of law do
any better? - pan ; thepeople vof
Itosr an afford "so trust tfieir affairs
in such hands?
YEMlUTE, CQI'T RISERRATE.
Sen Scsslblt listrcsttsi fir Gni Hultk
v, Cwiii tli Ceil Vutitr.' v ,
Oool weather is here.-' Gold
weather ii coining. , . the advent
of oold weather always marks the'
run tu tus puvmuuuw U1U xo.
It also marks a general inoreaie
in the number of o&tes of the pon-
tagibus diseases measlest ' soarlet
fever, ? diphtheria, " colds, ete
Whyf Because from no on peo
pie begin to olbse their doors and
windows, and stagnant air diseases
get in their work. When people
are oloselv' bound in, in poorly
ventilated rooms, the foul air low-
ers our vitality, and this, together
with dose association: makes dis-
ease transmission easy. ; Wbat i
the remedy f. It Js easjr ; enough
to locate the remedy. The reme-
dy is simply a continuation of the
in4i.tin wo Kw
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dwu UTioE oui m ins uubu ik u
.mar inn- Rnk hn. Mn We
get it in the winter? In winter we
have to live in houses to be sure,
but we don't -have to sacrifice all J
our fresh air, however. Hera are
two valuable suggestions for in-
oreasmg tne fresn air in our
bOUSeS.
If stoves are used, a jaoket oi
shisld of galvanized iron or some
otnermesax snouia surroima we
stove. An opening in the floor
will admit air which wiil,pais up
around the stove and out at the
top of the shield, thus furnish ig
a lot of warm, fresh air. This is
better then window ventilation
as the fresh air is heated as it en
ters the room.
Bat if your room has no stove
it surely has windows, and if it
1 1 . .ti 1 ... a
uas, nere a sjm simpler met.oa
u.
torn of the window sill, on the in-
side of the room, plaoe a thin
board six er eight inches wide and
as long as the window, is wide;
fasten this board ap on edge on
the window sill, as near the inside
of the window jamb, and as far coast of the Louisiana snd Mis
back from the window itself as lissippi. At Grant Isle, on the
possible; then raise, the window southern shore of Louisiana, : are
six or eight inches. The in com- pens containing as many as 9,000
ingcool air will strike against the terrapins, and the big turtles, are
board and be deflated upwaid aud hunted with, dogs in the surround
no "cold drafts" will be not ioed; mg swamp prairie.
The only ol jsotion to this method . The terrapin is fed regularly
of getting a little of the mush with, meat, and the onere chopping
needed fresh air is that it .shuts of the meat ax on the block near
off some light- To overcome this 1
ge a piece of heavy glass and
use it in place of this board. If
desired, the glass or board t may 1
be placed with the ton edae inline
olined toward the inside oi the in
room. This works better than
by having it set straight up.
At any ;event, do something,
Get fresh air at any prioe, even if
youhave to break, window, or
two. Bulletin.
Socialisa Awcilsii.
"No God! No Master I" read
the banners borne by the Indus
trial Workers of the World dur
ing their recent strike demonstra
tions at Lawrence; Mass. Their
whole conduot within recent
months has emphasised their spe
cial character as members of an
organisation which not only seeks
tne utter destruction or ail capi
talism, as the less militant forms
of Socialism do, but which also
regards any means as legitimate
to that end, The avowed purposes
of their leadert are not to se
cure any particular concession for
employes, except incidentslly,
what they design is one well-timed
strike after another until the em
ployer shall come into possession I
of what remains. Physioal and
moral violence are their weapons. J
To th extent of their very limited
but as yet increasing power, they
are destructive revolutionaries cf
the most abandoned kind . Such I
at least, are the leaders. The
rank and file are ignorant people,
. war
mamiy soutnern European or tnef
ri. I
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May we never
witness h
a speotacle in the South . As for
as eve can sea ahead, thnra ie "no
prospects that we shalLOhar-
lntta nheaPVAF ,
Jaat as sureVas we succeed inP
ffettini? f oreiirn imf0ratfn -1
ed our way, as is now being urged
on all sides the same conditions
win prevail nere. unless we
make prsparations to control aucb
a class, we had as weUprepare f or
as 9 " tt
the inevitable.
It is alwjays a case of rule or be
Uuled, and-uuless we, (the Native fr
Southern people,) - lTSr 7.. v' P
to do so we may vexpeot the uil we tried Buoklen's Arnica h "lwlofcloni
new arrivals to .do : the rulinfr. SUve.smd 'cured him. with one S. Corn who is erecting a fine
In ma&y a political and commsr box.l' Cum , burns, Jtfoils, skin granite residence in Charlotte was
cial senee. ?UtJ- 55 at homeflundav. - Vsuraa.
ScIhC: f.:t tHI!:j Ii Esit;
the United Sialas Matfne-Hospi-
tal Serviw, pqaipped with the Tat
killing apparatus invented by an
Auitraliin chemiit, is being uied
in the rat killing campaign in
Boston vHarbor-r : The t,Bratton,
ties up along, side the sugar and
banana boats Irpm J3outh Antrh-
oa and the Wesi tndies and pours
into them the gases whioh. exter
minate every rat in their holds,
; The method v invented by the
Auttralian, and originally Jntend-
I edfor fighting fires in the holds of
vessels, consists of , drawing out
the gases which ascend through
the tunnels of a steamship t from
the fires, r modify them ' slightly
ana tneu pour vuem anso sue noia
of the vessel under treatment, r
These gasei contain no oxygen
and gradually drive all the air out
1 sf tha teasel's hold. The rats die
The rats die
atmii .nil: in nfla y ior muas tjwrewai ana
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fire, the latter is extinnuished for
the same reason.; A picture of the
rat-killing apparatus in nse ap
pears in the November Populsrl
Mechanics Magsiine.
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AnilWIll HI81S ttt MIM I till.
I fPnitnmntBi. f.lu Atti A an I
tisk Df Wichita .Kan.: has invsn-
tsd AQ artificial root, by means of
Which an entire hew set of sound
to.ki, M,n kA ni.na in m a. t.nm
whicn nataral teeth and
MA.v
oroTB that this oonvehtion ia of
; prootioal value, be recently took
w . ' ;
with him to the convention of the
National Dental Assioiation in
Washington, a Wichita attorney,
who has a number of these artifi
cial roots in his jaws.
How the roots are placed in the
jtw i expUiotd in ihe ..Teciber
PopllUr Mwhtnic, Mllgilio.
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TflTljli HlltlSf ll tit Slltl.
Terrapin farming is one of the
industries peculiar to the lower
'he pen will bring them.raoing to
Lthat end of the pen like chickeni
to a f eed of oorn. From the No-
vember Popular Mechanics Mas;a-
$QQ Rmrl. SlOQ
The readers of thi. naneV will
naner
be-pleased to learn that there is
at least onedreaded disease that
JjS'S J
Hairs Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now knowu to the I
medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ug . ouu.u auonsi a tesie, re-
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternallv. aotintf direct It noon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the!
frVStem. therahv rlMtmvinir tha I
fonndationvof th rii.A.. -r, I
giving the patient strength by I
puilding up the constitution and I
assisting nature -in doing its
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AddressF. J. CHENEY A CO.,
, Sold by Druggists, 75 u
Take Hall's Family Pills for
constipation.
Rev. Dr. F. J Mai let t, reotor of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church of
ty, who has been attending
Convocation of Charlotte at
Winston - Salem, went to North
rwiixesooro yesterday, where he
!.? one or nis popular lec
nrei lu he opera house, Tonight I
will lecture at Rural Hall.
John B. Smith has sold a lot on
Churoh street to J. B. Hudson for I
A . W. Wineooff has sold
home place on Bouth Mam Tt
street to isusne JTuiier for 6,-
nflA , inhn a .nH Jama. f
a?lli gold lot 014 treet
to John McOanless fo $7,200. ed
N' McOubbins has sold td Rimer's Convention at Raleigh, N.
: Bernhardt, house and lot, on 0., August 27. 2&nd 9th, 1012.
80,1111 Fo,Jn. tree, known as ths in
9Ml J,ranw fDBB P109 Ior .-Vv-j'w
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Saves Leg Of Boy. . . J us
It seemed that my 14-vear o!d
boy would have to lose his leg, ou w uyor a tax or tour
account of ah nglyv nicer, caused (dollar per annum on the female
bd Dula ' F- Ho w-
Oct. lO.--The free sohool will
commence here Uondsy, r October
2ist, ' '
John Earnhardt has moved baok
to Faith in B. C. McOombs resi
denee. . I -
-MrsJ; Vr Fisher and; Uttle
daughter has gone to 8aranahf
a;, to spend a f month - or vimore'
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. W.
Oill and family.
7; Miitef Ainnieard Bstell BUiott,
daughters of Fraak Elliott of
J above Salisbury, are visiting their
M. Peeler Saturday and Sunday.
J. W. Fink has gone to Palmers
ville, N. O;. to help L. M. Lud
wick in his. business there .
A. Hi and"J.4Wj Eller were in
Faith this week with, their porta-
I ' press naung s&noKs, straw
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wsoux,uawica. neyaiagooa,
- Fine housekeeper at Mr. and
Mrs. John Ritchie's, October 15th,
1912.
Lawson Ludwick, of Palmers-
ville. Has run no on a short trin
tn Vkith n ' MA k n'-ftipnnd ' 'Mr
and Mrs Pinknev Ludwick and
look afser his (property up here.
: Milas 8tirewait ia hanling in a
iremendons 6ig pile of cro on the
lot behind his livery . stable from
his different farms aud will have
a big corn shaokiug soon.
D. 8. Lents has taken a big con
traot of sawing in Montgomery
Oonnty, H. 0.
Ervin Lingle has just bought a
lot f rocs Albert Brown and is
hanling lumber
on the gronLd
now to bnild a nice residence near
Bin htm yj.,.
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Milas Stirswalt is erecting a
hew corn crib. He had a big corn
hocking this week.'
W, L. Ludwick is here shionine
a lot of his produce to Palmers
ville, where he runs a strs .
Home people. with-.means say
they want us to find them a new
gold vein down in. North Carolina
and they will sink a shaft on it
right away. A pew place that hsi
never been worked:
r. JoHq Fnok; .Qranitf Quarry,
came over to Faith after a porta
ble rn mill last week ; that was II
built tor him by William Foil
William Btirawalt also came af
ter his portable corn mill that
Foil built for him.
Robert Stirewalt and six year
old daughter, the acrobats of
Faith have gone to a fair in South
Carolina where they have been
engage to performin front of the
nis wees aunng tne
fair. They are the sime peonle
who acted in Spencer Labor Day.
They have a great many ealls to
gn to drentt Pees and they
Ple,e the big crowds wherever
'bey go.
Ane harvesthome sermon that
annually held, here was con-
docted by Rev. Causey . Snn-
day. .Thw was. also communion
The Utar was surround-
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hy he Prod?ots of the farm
Dd WftS 4,1 beautiful to look
upon. A large number of people
always attend these meetings every
year.
Lswson McCombs is still very
low. " '
Oot. 21it. The free sohool
started here today with a large
number of pupils in attendance.
A young blacksmith arrived at
Mr. and Mrs. - Samuel Fraley's
October 21st.
A young granite cutter arrived
at Mr. and Mrs, Murry Peeler's
October 21st
One man here on the granite
WJ g" wnr aouars ana msy
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cenB P8' T regularly and be
mlM nonef for the company-he
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He understands
ne Dusiness.
We notice the resolutions adopt-
by North Carolina State Far-
Th Watohmait, of October 9 I
on we nrst page and sixtn
column. Resolution No 1 strikes
just rig&t, only t did not go
Wfarpugh. They ought to
and two dollarrper annum on the
COi
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trouble aheabV if not removed, t so i
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and Lerve weakoesi. - If appetite i
fails, take Electric Bitter quick
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ing up the ; stomsbb and curing
the indigestion. Michael He
sh 3imer of Lincoln, Neb - had
been lick over three yegri.vbtit
six bottles of Electric Bitters put
him right on nia ' feet agaiu
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