- ; THE CONCORD; TIMES. '
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VOLUME XXXIV.
CONCORD, N. C., THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1909.
MElPfR AND HIS BOOK.
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have a few hundred still on hand. Call and get one.
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DaUlr&ore Sun.
Chapter 7 of the Act of 1860,
section 6, the police law for Balti
more city, contained this proviso:
"Provided that no Black Republican
or indorser or approver of the
Helper Book shall be appointed to
any offiee under said board." The
author of the Helper Book, to which
reference was here made, was Hin
ton Pwowan Helper, who ! at the age
of 80 years, reduced to 'the penury
and wHnt and without friends took
his ovn life in an obsure room in
Washington last Tuesday. InScbarf's
History 0 Maryland we find the
following mention of Helper:
"Early in 1S59 a man destitute of
prmcipie, driven from a State of
which he claimed to be a native on
account of his bad conduct, published
a book, which bore his name, at the
instance of the publishing: committee
of the Republican party, to be used
as a campaicrn document, entitled
The Impending Crisis of the South.
By Hinton Rowan Helper, of North
Carolina."
Some few extracts from this book
will indicate its nature and purpose.
'Our own banner is inscribed: No
co-operation with them in religion;
no affiliation with them in society;
no recognition of pro-slavery men
except as ruffians, outlaws and crim
inals.
"It is our honest conviction that all
the proslavery slaveholders deserve
at once to be reduced to a parallel
with the basest criminals that lie
fettered within the cells of our public
prisons.
Slaveholders are more criminal
than common murderers.
"Our plan is to make; war openly
or secretly upon trie property of
slaveholders and their abettors; not
for its destruction, if that can be
avoided, but to convert it to the
use of the slaves. If it cannot be
thus converted we advise its destruc-
on. Teach the slaves to burn their
masters' buildings, toj kill their
cattle and hogs, etc." j
It was suggested to negroes to cut
their masters' throats, i
lhe publication or this book as
sumed a serious aspect, as inciting a
servile insurrection, when its teach
ings and purposes Were publicly
approved by William H. Seward,
John Sherman and by, we believe,
every Republican member of Con
gress. 1 he indignation 61 the people
of the South can scarcely be under
stood by men of this generation to
whom the unutterable horrors of a
servile insurrection nave never
suggested themselves as possible
School Tax Election in .Salisbury.
The Salisbury board of aldermen
has called a special election for that
city to be held May 4th for the pur
pose of voting on a proposed special
school tax of 30 cents on the $100
worth of property and ;90 cents on
each poll. The Salisbury school
board has been considerably em
barrassed this year for a want of
available funds for school purposes
the deficit being caused by a big de
crease in revenue on January 1st.
It is believed the special school tax
will be authorized. . r .
Royal is
Ill
Making More Money Out of
Cotton Crops
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is merely a question of using enough of the right
kind of fertilizers.
Virginia Carolina
Fertilizers
are the right kind. .
The cotton plant cannot feed on barren land. Stud
your soiL Find out what it lacks. Then apply the
necessary fertilization and the results will surprise you.
See what Mr. W. C. Hays of Smith Station,' Ala., did. He says:
"I planted about 30 acres of some 'gray sandy land' that had been in
cultivation for over 20 years, and used 300 pounds of Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers per acre, and I expect to gather SO bales from
the SO acres." 1 This is why we say it is the right kind. We have
hundreds of letters like this, and even stronger, in praise of Virginia
Carolina Fertilizer for cotton.
Get a copy of the new 1909 Virginia-Carolina Farmers Year Book
from your fertilizer dealer, or write our nearest sales office and a copy
will be sent you free. It contains pictures of the capitols of all the
Southern States. .'
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
Sales Offices
Richmond, Va.
Norfolk, Va.
Columbia, S. C.
Atlanta, Ga.
Savannah, Ga.
Memphis, Term. ;
aiffnaHLSronnaJ
Some Simple Rules Which Every
0n
Caa aad Should follow.
Hew Jersey Board of Health Iteport-
Air. Fresh air and sunshine are
necessary to good health.
Cold or damp fresh air does no
harm if the skin is kept warm.
Night air is as good as day air.
Breathe only through your nose.
Avoid hot, crowded, dusty, dark
or damp rooms.
Food. Live on plain food and eat
regularly.
Eat slowly, chew thoroughly, and
avoid fried food. .
Drink water freely, (not ice1.) -i
Exercise and Rest. Regular exer
cise is essential to good health.
Go to bed early and sleep with the
windows open.
.Orthing Wear only loose clothes.
Vvjar.no more clothing than you
neeato keep warm.
Never sit with wet feet or damp
clothing.
Cleanliness. Consumption and
other diseases are spread by careless
spitting.
Spittfe on the floors of room3,
halls, stores and cars will certainly
be breathed in the form of dust.
. Keek clean wipe and dry the body
quickly every day.
Keep your finger nails clean, and
wash your face and hands before
you eat.
Clean your teeth after each meal
and before going to bed.
Never hold money, pencils, pins,
or other things in your mouth.
Never lick your fingers while turn
ing the pages of a book or counting
money.
A Lesson on Holding Cotton,
Real Estate Record.
A certain Cabarrus county farmer
this week brought in his crop of cot
ton held from the season of 1907,
consisting of fourteen bales. On
Jan. 21, 1908, he was offered twelve
and three-quarter cents pr pound,
but refused to sell, being advised to
hold for an advance in the market.
After holding his cotton for over
a year he marketed thi3 .week, at
nire and one-half cents, sustaining a
loss of seventeen and one-half dollars
per bale, or a total loss of two hun
dred and forty-five dollars.
We doubt very much whether this
particular individual can be induced
to hold cotton in years to come, and
there are many instances where ucl-
losses have occurred through the en
deavor to force up the price of the
staple.
It would mean much more for the
cotton belt section, to have marketed
at one the entire crop vhen the
money could be put into circultation,
and debts paid, making it far more
easy for all concerned. Yet we see
farmers willing to tie up their sea
son's work, allowing their bills to re
main unpaid, embarrassing those
who have extended to them favors,
keeping the money out of circulation,
and perhaps selling at a loss at some
future date.
The fresh consider themselves the
salt of the earth.
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The finest, most tasteful and
wholesome biscuit, cakeand pas
try are made with Royal Bak
ing Powder, and not otherwise.
the only Baking Powder
made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Sale Offices
Durham, M.C
Charleston, S. C
Baltimore, Md.
Columbus, Ga.
Montgomery, Ala.
Shreveport, La
Prof. Beyer rds of Insect's Rddlioa to
Disease.
New OrlMia Tlm-DMnccrmt.
The common house fly hardly can
be denounced enough, said Prof.
George E. Beyer, who delivered the
second of three consecutive lectures
ou insects and their relation to dis
ease at the Hutchison Memorial, in
Canal street.
The house fly carries all manner of
disease in several ways, he says, and
blames only the negligence of the
general public for its prevalence.
The covering of horse manure so
that it would be inaccessible to flies
weald almost completely extermi
nate the pest, or at least greatly re
duce its numbers, he says, as only in
that substance can the larva; of the
common house fly live.
An interesting portion of the lec
ture was the professor's explanation
of the method in which the mosquito
transmits malarial diseases, including
fever. The malarial germ reaches
maturity in the' stomach of the mos
quito, he says, then makes its way
into the savilary glands of the ani
mal. When a mosquito bites a hu
man being its mouth is inserted into
the opening of a pore sweat gland in
the skin, where the mouth punctures
a tiny capillray blood vessel. The
salivary fluid is injected into the
vein, then the mosquito extracts the
mixed blood and salivary fluid into
its body." Some of the salivary fluid
is left behind, including often a num
ber of the disease-germs.
The several other varieties of fifes
and mosquitoes were described in de
tail, the difference between the va
rieties being explained.
The common house fly, said the
lecturer, lays between 120 and 200
eggs, which hatch in from 6 to 8
hours. About ten days is required
from the hatching of the eggs to the
time the fly reaches maturity. The
ordinary house fly cannot bite hard,
he said, and when people complain of
being bitten severely by the house fly
they have been bitten by the stable
fly, which resembles the house fly
very closely.
The bedbug, said the prof essor, is a
remarkable insect, marvelously well
adapted to its mode of life. "Of
other insects," said he, "it may be
said they have a certain geographical
range, but wherever man has wander
ed in his mundanelperegrinations the
bedbug has faithfully followed. It
early discarded its wings and flatten
ed its body so as to be able to re
treat into the smallest crevice when
pursued by its maddened victim.
Both the male and female can live
for months without food."
The assassin bugs, slowly making
their way from Mexico eastward and
already well known as far east as San
Antonio, Texas, were described, as
was also the chigger.
There are 300,000 kinds of insectaj
already described and classified, said
the lecturer, and nearly every kind
as a different shaped or-mottled
wing. The mechanics of flight are
simple', he. said the wings merely
beating directly up and down. The
flexible posterior part of the wing
bends from the resistance of the air,
creating resistance from behind, and
thus propelling the insect forward.
The number of variations depends
on the size of the wings, he said,
the butterfly making nine beats to
the second, the bee 200 and the
common fly 320. The largest insect
known is fifteen centimeters long,
considerably larger than the small
est kinds of mammals, while the
smallest insects are smaller than the
smallest other known kind of animal
life excepting bacteria. .
Raleigh News and Observer is Giving
Away $10,000.
One of the most interesting things
that has come to our notice for some
time is the Raleigh News and Obser
ver's great $10,000 voting contest.
This contest opened February 8, and
will close April 25.
For the purpose of increasing its
circulation the News and Observer is
going to give away $10,000 in prizes.
It has provided what it calls three
grand prizes, a $2,000 White Steamer
touring car, an $850 Ford touring
car and a Henry F. Miller $750
Grand piano. But in addition to
these three the "Old Reliable" is go
ing to give away forty-one other
prizes. It has divided North Caro
lina into eight districts, and five
prizes must go into each district.
The first prize in this district is a
$400 upright piano; the second, a
$200 diamond ring; the third, a bank
deposit of $100; the fourth, a $100
bujrgy, and the fifth, a $50 Turkish
rocker. All of these prizes are to
ba won in this district, but in addi
tion, every contestant has a chance
at the three Grand prizes, as fully
explained in the News and Observer.
Votes are being secured in two
ways: by clipping the dally ballots in
each issue of the News pnd Observer
and by securing subscriptions, either
old or new, to the paper. Votes are
being issued on all paid in advance
subscriptions. There isn't any rea-i
son why two or three, at least, 01
those prizes shouldn't be won right
here by some of our popular and en
ergetic people.
As Advertised.
I purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Oolio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and found it to be all claimed for it in
the advertisements. Three of the family
have used it with good results in sum
mer complaint. H. E. Howe, publisher
of the Press, Highland, Wis. For, sale
by All Druggists
It is easier tohit a lion than a hare.
Collector Crum, of Charleston, S,
C. after a diligent study of th
writing on the wall, has corhcludcxl
to quit.
In New York City, they are uring.
bkbies as collateral for another
argument against race suicide.
"A Texas legislator compUins that
he was improperly approached."
sajs the Mobile Register. As we
understand the situation in Grand
Old Texas, nothing so fills a leg
islator with woe as to Le improperly
approached.
A man who gets to be a President's
private secretary may be regarded
as having a good position for life.
We'll all be very likely to remem
ber the Ides of March. 1909.
'
The "Monday message" habit has
been abandoned to the great relief
of Congress.
King Alfonso is talking of ring
up in an aeroplane, and King
Manuel of Portugal is thinking of
getting married. What brave Kings
these be.
.
Sometimes a state is better off
without any United States Senators.
If you don't believe it ask Delaware.
King Alfonso is trying to rrise a
mustache, and the old joke about
hair apparent must be dusted off.
The motto of the England militant
suffragettes appecrs to be: "Give
us notoriety, or give us jail."
Absence in Africa will make the
heart grow fonder.
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Before a great while, now there
will not be anything to get excited
about except baseball..
The new administration is already
playing in great luck with the people
who eat eggs. The price has dropped
greatly during the past few days.
; It is conservatively estimated that
845,978,246 snapshot pictures were
made in Washington during the
inauguration.
Children Clean Charlotte Streets.
. Over two thousand school children,
white and colored, worked like Tro
jans in Charlotte last Fridav scraping
the town as with a fine tooth comb
to gather up every stray bit of trash,
broken glass, potterv nd brickbats
that could be found high and low, in
a contest for prizes offered by the
Woman's Club to the child raising
the largest pile of trash.
As a result many of the streetsof
the town present theppearance "of
barricades, with trash piled waist
and head high along the gutters,
waiting for the city wagon to con
vey the rubbish to the crematory.
The chief of the sanitary department
states that it may require a week for
his department, working with the
street force also, to get rid of the
accumulated piles. Nothing like it
has ever been witnessed in Charlotte
before and the municipal authorities
admit that they are unable to cope
with the situation except by gradual
ly disposing of the ' tons of garbags
brought together by the industrious
lads.
The public schools gave holiday for
the contest, and the streets in some
of the negro settlements are almost
blocked in places where the colored
children have moved thousands of
tin cans, rocks, bricks, etc., to the
streets.
WOMEN'S BEAUTY.
It Can Never Be Perfect Without Lux
uriant Hair.
A head of luxuriant hair i; sure to be
attractive. But nature has not crowned
every woman with glorious hair., Some
very loveable women she has treated
rather scantily in this respect.
-For instance, there are tens of thou
sands of womtn in Am rioa to-day, who
have harsh, faded and )u-trle8S hair,
who are unattractive simply because
they do not know that nowadays even
the whims of nature can be overraled
by the genius of Fcience,
If you are a woman without beautiful
hair, do not permit your attractions to
be hidden because of this slight mis
fortune. " Go to-day to Gibson Drag Store and
bu a large bottle of Parisian Sage for
50 cent;, use it each night, and you will
notice the harsh, repulsive Lair disap
pear, and in its place will come soft,
silky, bright and luxuriant Lair.
Parisian Sage is guaranteed to cure
dandruff, itching of the eca'.p, and 6top
falling hair in two weeks, or money
back.'
That Chicken Law in Rowan.
Salisbury Post.
Many inquiries have been made
of The Post as to the provisions of
the law enacted by the legislature
with reference to depredation by do
mestic fowls in Rowan county. For
the information of the publi it may
be stated that the law provides that
when the . fowls of one person depre
date upon the premises of another,
the latter shall give notice to the
owner of such fowls. If after this
notice the depredations continue
the injured party may kill the de
predating fowls. For the third of
fenses the owner of the fowls be
comes guilty of a misdemeanor.
IVfMJfM Tafl Kno. ,t
this wtvU.) 1. an cflimUtJC tdtt.j
traliun. to anfttvii?ii!u
of hope, chix-rfuSrw an4 cor.fiIcnf.
of the irrratot pater ani rrKttxp
ular rvliinoui writers f the Ua.
tn refcruary l.Clh, at his home
in Brt..kiyn. N. Y.
It is announvd that Cvpgrrman
IuchmonJ lVar..n Hvbf will have
fight for renomination to Congrri
frurn tne suth Alabama distnet next
year and (hat Ho t.:i . rj.-v.i-
defeated. ' "
ed la raie the first tortia boat of
uie .nieoeruey Irum the bottom' of
Lake I'ontchartrain. The boat is
lying near Spanish Furt. where it
went down )ears ajfu. It is propos
ed to place this vcmcI on the lawn of
the Confederate Soldier Hume in
New Orleans.
Three men whose features iptear
to hate been concealed by their
heavy overcoat and slouch hats,
walked into the study of the lUrv.
Kra-imu Ansien, pa-tor at Newark,
N. J.,-Friday in rning and opened
fire upon Mm.: Three bullets from
their three revulvt-rs hit the priest,
killing him instantly.
The oddest story of the killing of
a calf comes from Farmer William
Keid. in Fast Bradford township,
Chester county, Fa. While his cow
lay in her sUll at night, a calf, tied
in the same stall, clambered over
her. The cow row, lifted the calf
on her back, and w hen morning came
there it wa. dead, hanging on its
mother's back.
Morris Cohen, grocer of Atlanta,
tried on a charge of storing and sell
ing intoxicants in violation of the
prohibition law, was Friday senten
ced in the city court to serve thirty
days in the stockade and to pay a
fine of $."00. Recently a thousand
bottles of beer nnd 100 flasks of
whiskey were seized at Cohen's
place.
NASAL CATARRH.
(iib.son IHujf Store Sells the Urcat
Remedy that Cured Mrs. Karberg.
Here in a vt-ry i n pit? yK wholly sin
cere statement of a Michigan woman.
who wh cured ly uing Hyomel-the
no cure 110 pay remedy far cMarrh
asthma, hay ferer croup, coughs and
colds.
"A had CAe of -at firth wiis rtjr4 fV-r
me by the ue of fijomii. The trouble
affected my head, uoa and eye, aud
was very auuoyintr aud diagreeahle,
aud the c ure, froi the u of Iljomei,
was very giatifjing Hyon e has from
me a strong r commend and endorse
ment." Mrs. K.Jarterg. 218 Kingu'lej
street., Ann Arbor, Mich , Nov. 16, HHR
Thousands of jat such ltWs are in
existence, and thousands more woul 1 be
but for the drt.ir to avoid puMi.Hy.
- If you have catarrh, bestir ' yonrw If,
and drive it out of your sysbm Kill
the geruit. You can do that eaily if
you use Hjomei (pronounc d Iligh-o-m)
It is a dry, atitiptic and very pleas
ant air, that, when inhaled, quickly re
lieves aJl forms of catarrhal Inflamma
tion, stops Bun(U-3fi, hawking and blow
ing. Xhe price fur a complete outfit
including inhaler, is only 1 00 at Gib
son Drug Store.
Men Deserting Families.
Thousands of men are deserting
their wiires and children in New
York because they cannot find work.
Frank G. Warne, University exten
sion worker, told the assembly ways
and means committee that there
were 200,000 idle men and women in
New York City alone today. Sev
enty per cent, were farm laborers
who had drifted in from the coun
try. Mr. Warne urged the creation of
a commission to investigate the un
employed It Saved His Leg.
All thought I'd lose ray leg," writes
J. A. Swenson, Watertown, Wis. "Ten
years of eczema, that 15 doctors could
not cure, had at last laid me up. Then
Buclden's Arnica Salve cured it soui d
and well." Infallible for ckin eruption',
eczema, salt rheum, boils, fever sors,
burns, scalas, cuts and piles 2Vj at All
Druggists
One of the last official acts of
George Von L. Meyer a? Postmaster
General was the issuance of an order
directing that all mail matter sent
by Frances F. Cleveland, widow of
the late President Grover Cleveland,
and by Mary Lord Harrison, widow
of the late President Benjamin Har
rison, under their written autograph
signatures, fchall hereafter be con
veyed free of postage during their
natural lives.
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.
La grippe ccuehs are dangerous . as
tbey frequently dtvelop into pneumonia.
Foley's Houy atd Tar not only stops
the cough but heals and strengthens the
lungs so that noeerioa results netd be
feared- The genuine Foley's Honey and
Tarcontains to harmful lirogs and is
in a yellow package. Refuse substi
tutes. Gibson Drug Ss'ore.
English Spavin Liniment.
removes Hard, Soft or CaJloustd Lumps
and Blemishes frcm horses ; also Blod
Spavin, furbs, Sx-lints. Sweeney, Ring
Bone, btifles, bprcin, bwollfn it roars.
Coughs, etc. Save $W by use of one
battle. A wonderful Blemish cure.
Sold by M. L. Marsh, druggist.
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for it. lU-itg fMctti.il ii i itiiiot
form the dru lulot 'oi.tuoiijjr
its curative rtritt m r!.n.Sr if
anlin.il fjl, it j'-nctiic 'uuk!v,
scatter intl.unin.it ion and i.i.i
tion and - rediicc lurr, !l ;ivt
itihtmit relief in i ihij, nuli,'-.
cold, fcore tl.ro.tt m.! p.tin 'in the
lungk. Absolute jtHH( from hih
cfct authority tint it will picvtnt
and cure jiofumoiii.i in worot kl4
gc. For bunts il relieves U.f ':iiii
and lie. iU at iluue, I".u r-teuma.
tiMn, e j r :i i r; , triiir, ifV, jiuim u
lar Sore nnd ti.!fiiess, it ;ir.
tiick relief. Tin m (.t.ili inr-m tc
verified by thousand of Ic llrt y
users'. A trial Uttle iSU'on Hue.
Once a customer, always .1 cuslm
er. You cannot ailord tu riU ioli
tatioits in the face- "f froup r
pnctiiiionia. (ow:ui' i in a vla
by itself.- There ire no )tt as
g'M"d. Your money bin k if imd
a directed -wil li-.tit teniit. Sold
by all drujjist. from to l$c.
Electric Laundry!
IU-:ir City Hall.
City office : Opposite St.
Cloud Hotel.
Quick service, best duality
of work. Collar, Cuff aud
Flat Work unexcelled.'
W. S. BINGHAM
au..
Manager
1909-
Wood's Garden Seed.
Always Dated.
Full size Paper, two for 5c.
31 Tar let ics Watermelon and is
varieties Cantaloup-,
by the jxjund.
Onion Sets, white and yellow.
GIBSON DHUG ST0EE
TUUSTHirs SALE.
By virtue of authority tated in rri ly
I ! in Trust, or MurtHif. -eull tr
Mattic Si ii--r hin it h iil I huti1,
Writ't Smith, mi lh- IO'iiMmj" of April,
which Uri or f m Trit !
duly reeorded In i'fk So. 1-t tjr 'Ji
of the r--ort "f it?pr t"t ('aUmit
county, 1 wiJl wll a ij'liC ii'n t "'
the courthfMi- ljr in nrfl, S. ,
on th- Mb 'day of Aj.ril, l'.J. lu the hia-h-est
hiildr, for esh, uue t '! aijd lot,
situate In 'Want i. of the t'My nf Omeool,
on the auuth id- of CUmtrtut trtet, m
te n the lota now o-euirl hjr Henry
Moan on one aide, an-1 lan itiww, on
thr other aid-, ifl Ut twin fit fret frrnit
and rupblnx arlc IV) trr tt'rta asl't
Chmtnul atr-f , and la dearril"! In th'
deed by John V. Whit, to said Moilt
bpenrer Hmith, aa follows :
Lylnx in tl.at jart yf t rn known aa
IxiyeTown, lwirin!ii(r at the nortweat
corner of Henry Moa-s' Jo on tn-atnut
at rret, and runs with t'TWtaui street
fwt to a stake ; thrn h t t to a atak :
thta n W e OU f.-et to a stake Henry J!o
corner; th-n witlrtjlm f-et to tlw b-
f lnninif. Kaid lr4d lini, n-crdtxi In
tword of Iiwda N'. &3, y'
Title to said property la uppoa- to b. .
(rood, but tbe purchaser only lakes such
title aa I am authorised to conrey under
said nxDrtunjrc.
Tbia brd day of March, VfO.
J. 1 ci:ov Kl.U Trtm.
For rent 7 room cottar. Ijth, near tmt
ines part of town ; li ir mouth.
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