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THE M ONROE JOURNAL, VOLUME XII. NO 8 MONROE, N. C, TUESDAY MARCH 28 1008 One Dollar a Year BASHFUL HAWTHORNE. P Oraat AuMwr Aa4W Cma 1 t The habit of seclusion iu dis tinct trait in th family of Nathan iel 1U thorn. One prrauu, howev er, write Mm iNivia in "Hit of Gossip," had no nuutl to encourage thia habit in the great novelist. Tliia wa Mim Kliiaheth IVabodv, Mr. Hawthorne ' sister. It wa her mia ion, ahe fell, to bring the great nov elist out fruiu solitude where ha walked apart to the broad way of common sense. Mr. Ivia happen ed to be present at her grand anJ laat coup to this end and dux-ribe it as follows: One evening I wa with Mr. Hawthorne in the little parlor in Concord when the children brought In their father. Suddvnlv Mis l'ea- bodr appeared in the doorway, Sh lighted- tlut lamp, went out and brought in more lampa and then aat down and waited, with an air of tern resolution. Pmentljr Mr. Emeraon and hi daughter appeared, then Louisa Al cott and her father, then two gray old clerirvmen, who were formally presented to Mr. Hawthorne, who now looked about him with terrified dUmar. V mw other figure ap proaching in the road outside. "What doe thia mean, Eliza beth?" Mra. Hawthorne asked in an oide. "J did it I went around and ask ed a few people in to meet our friend here. I ordered tome cake and lem onade too." Her blue eye glittered with tri umph aa Mra. Hawthorne turned way. They've been here two veara," she whistiered, "and nobody hat met Mr. Hawthorne. People talk. It' ridiculous ! There' no reason why Sophia should not go Into society, to I just made an ex cuse of vour risit to bring them in." The little room wa quite full when there rustled in woman who rame trs.ight to Mr. Hawthorne. I never heard her name, but I knew her at tight a the intelligent ques tioner who row you into idiocy by nor fluent clevcrne. "So delighted to meet you at last I h aid, dealing herself be tide him, "I have alwav admired your book, Mr. Hawthorne. And now I want tou to tell me all about your method of work. I want to hoar all about it." Hut at that moment bit wife ramr up and auiil that he wa wanted outside, and he eecaned. A few moment later I heard hi atep on the floor overhead and knew that he waa safe in the tower for the night, ChMrlni Him Ua "Ye-es," Mr. Killing aaid reluc tantly in reply to hi friend re mark that Mr. Joyce wa "an aw fully sweet little woman." "So cheerful! Alwuy aunny; alwayi looking on the bright aide!" Bil lings' friend continued enthusiastically. "There' luch a thing overdo ing that 1ri.'.'lit aide' business," laid Hilling. "The other night I wa m there and Joyce tou Itnow how absent minded he 1s put the lighted end of his cigar in hi mouth. H juinjwd three feet and was little noisy for a minute, Might in the mulct of it all Mr. Joyce imiled blandly and said: "'ilow fortunate yon were, dear, to discover it at once! " A SEVERE COLD Brought on Summer Catarrh. Pe-ru-na Cured. tI88 BLANCH K MYERS. SECRET BENEFACTORS. T Put m FImK Thin people should try to tak life canilv. Worry wear away the fli'-h, ana the same remark ipplie For Thin Babies Fat is of great account to a baby; that Is why babies are fat. If your baby is scrawny, Scott's Emulsion is what he wants. The healthy baby stores as fat what it does not need immediately for bone and muscle. Fat babies are happy : they do not cry : they are rich : their fat is laid up for time of need. They are happy because they are comfortable. The fat sur rounds their little nerves and cushions them. When they are scrawny those nerves are hurt at every ungentle touch. They delight in Scott's Emul sion. It is as sweet as wholesome to them. Samd for fr tamal: Mr A.I tut. pktut M ft lorm btl I. m k wraps' 1 ' Mttl t IMMM M lr Scott 4- Bourn CktmllU , ert tr Mtm rr toMiioe ' U Draft M I'M JIB' Mlaa Blanch M yen, 1190 Pon street, Kansas City, Mo, baa U following to mj of rarnnai 'During tack ot the part haraeaaaaa I kara caarftr a mrtrt cotd, rriieV 4tmty caill4 after aa trenlag party, ami catarra for u rem I wrrki wouU aw law mult Oat botti ot Ptruna cur) M, ao4 I aJuU anf 4rtti cohtt aay mora M 1 414. " BLANCHE M YERS. Summer eolds, though not aa frequent I aa winter cold, very often prove more dangerous. At the first symptoms of catching cold Parana should be Uken, It la ear to stop the cold at one, and eeve needleaa suffering, and perhaps catarrh. Parana aa an Interns), systemic rem' ady seta promptly on the Inflamed mu u membranes wherever the eold hsa settled. It strike al tli root of the matter, and thus cure promptly and permanently. Addreaa The Peruna Medicine Co, Oo- mmbua, fr a free book entitled Health and hauty,H written especial ly for women hy Pr Hartman, President of The Uartman Hanltmrlum, Columbus, Ohio. to fits of temper, habitual jealousy, envy and all excitement. 1 Inn p pie ahould avoid vinegar and pickle. Claret i not good for them. The articlea of diet that help in fat for mation are numerous. Among them are chocolate, cocoa, tugar, fat meat, milk, crenui. stout, butter, tleh cook ed in oil, salad dressed with oil. Cod liver oil is fattening in itself, and it help in the disposal of other foods. A person taking, lay, one tableapoonful of cod liver oil every day will often put on a weight of Seen greater than that of the oiL All Ware Pals Hair. One evening during a friendly dance and while the company wai in the midit of a lively quadrille a young gentleman (?) pulled a long hair plait out of hi pocket and, holding it op, exilaimed, "Whose i Una plait r At tin all the ladies present, bv an involuntary impulse, put their hands to the bark of their heads. The dodge had worked. Our wag had found out what he wanted to know. fari Journal. Indignant It wa the bailie' tint day on the bench. When the tint prisoner was brought before him he asked, "Are y . u guilty or not guilty V "Sot guilty 1" replied the man promptly. "Not guilty 1" (icbilined the) bai lie. "Then what are re diiein' here t Tak' that man awa', poliaman, an' bring in ase that Is guilty, an J II rie him taxty day I" London Standard. N Tim. Tou have quit complaining about the price of meat." "Had to quit," answered the In dustrious cltiien. "I am kept so busy hustling for the price that I no longer have time to complain." Washington SUr. la tlf DcfMw. Dobler What make you wear each loud trousers when you go to nil on Mia Fortissimo? Oobler She' addicted to the pi ano habit. Detroit Tribune. At Parting. rtl t awar and win rvnowa. Aftd wha air worth Is kntwu And I am rich 1 will ntura T elniia tea aa tor owe. Ah. r; tl Ml Oo forth ad ft Rwb sod vmHI ft Mroaa), B tm. an I'll b wllln but Pu ooa't b very Ion. -CMcaew UeoTd-Hrll A Destructive Fire. To draw the fire out of a burn or heal a cot without leaving a scar, use Da- Witt's Witch Haiel Salve. A specific for piles. Get the geonloe. J. A. Toclier, editor of the Harmoniser, Centre, Ala. .writes: "I bava used De- Witt's Witch Haiel Salve in my fam ily for piles, cuts and burns. It is the beet salve oa the market. Every fam ily ahould keep it on hand." Sold by English Drug Co. and S. J. Walsh. t.nm Who Oiv Lifcorallr WltHa Anonymoue gift to charities are ronmion enough, but It may newa to reader that there is sec tion of the community who give lariwly and regularly and who have a potiv dread of anybody in the a orld knowing that they have so dia-bOM-d of a brnnv. iivi Tit-Hita. Mr. Ihbdin, tli icretarv of the National Lifeboat institution, in' f.imi' . writer that he waa going into his outer office one day when iimn entered and inquired, "la Mr. ihbdin in T "Yea," Mid the official aked for. "Vo you wih to hunr "Oh, no," the atranger re plied. "It will do just a well vou give thia envelope into hia own hands." And so saying he handed over the envelope and hurried out of the place. When it was op acd it wa found to contain 1,001 bank note. Another old man e'.tered the of fice one evening some seventeen or eighteen year ago, I marking, "A I happened to be pansing, having no ticed the name outside, I thought would look in and see if you were in want of money. The secretary assured him that the institution was constantly in need of money, Without producing anv at that mo- meat, the caller then proceeded to talk politic and atked for Mr. Iib din' view on Mr. Balfour and other statesmen who were prominently be fore the public. 1 he visitor appear ed to agree heartily with all that the secretary aaid, and presently, a if to show hi appreciation of these view, he produced bank note and laid It on the dek. They still went on talking poll tic, and in a little while the old gentleman brought out another hank not and laid it on top of the first on. Tresentlv he added a third, fourth and tith to the pile, and Mr. Dibdin, then coming to the conclusion that It wa the politic that wa doing it, kept on talking it a long a h oould. soon ti,- imki worth of bank note lay on the table, and then the caller, who declined to give hi name, abruptly walked out of the office and has nev er Wen seen or heard of since by the oflicial of the institution. The London Hible Woman' mi ion wa fortunate to enjoy a ome- what similar experience once every year for several year. An elderly man walked into the office once an Dually and inquired what waa the total amount of the mission' deGcit. When he waa informed of it he put down the money and walked out. From thia source the mission rereiv ed 8,000 in all, a iingle donation on on occasion being for aa much as 3,000. T Brrv Wire Rep. To preserve wire rope under wa ter or underground add one bushel of fresh alacked lime to barrel of mineral or vegetable tar. boil well and saturate tin rop with the mix ture hot. Too much care cannot be taken with the pulley, (heave and druma over which the rope are run that is, the groove ahould be lined with well seasoned block of hard wood set on and or rubber, leather or lorn toft metal, the life of the rope being thua greatly lengthened and firmer adhesion se cured than when the rope is operat ed over smooth and hard surface. Hie greater the diameter of sheaves, pulley and drum the longer the rope will lait. Strawberries as Mdlln. All herbalist agree in pronounc ing (trawberrie a wholeaome and beneficial bevond every other Eng lish fruit "Their smell i refreshing to the spirit, they abate fever and are diuretic and gently laxative. The leave may be used in gargle for quinmea and tor month. The chemical constituent of the atraw berry are peculiar volatile aroma, sugar, mucilage, pectins, citric and malic acid in eoual parts, woody fiber and water. The fruit ia muci laginous, somewhat tart and saccha rine. It ia especially suitable in in flammatory and putrid fever and for catarrhal sore throats. Id Buncombe county Saturday Mr. II. L Hioj, a farmer, waa thrown from hia wagon by a runa way team and hia neck broken. Death wa inatantaneotu. By the Tonic Route. The pill that act aa a Ionic and not aa a drastic purge tire DeWitt' Little Early Riser. They core headache, eonatipatioa, biliousness, etc. - Early Risers are small, easy to take aad easy to act a pill. Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk at Valley City, N. D.,ays: "Two pottles cored me of chroaic eon atipatioa." Sold by Eoilish Drug Co. aad S. J. WWk Gold and Silver Lost In trying to econo mize ia bnying yonr Meat. What ia to my customers' Mer est ia to my interest I Buy Only The Very Best and heal Ih lest cowl, sheep and hogs for the Market Bach stuff as is not tit for my market Is often sold otherwise. Un wholesome food will cause sick new and Rick ocas costs money so bay your Meats from Parker's flat ket, where every thing is guaranteed. A STORY OF TWO PAINTERS. Old Pai be Vandyke and Hl ft Mil? tack (Khar's Partra.tr There is a (lory related by Hou brakeu which may or may not true that Vandyke, psMing through ilaarlein, where Hals lived, sent uiesM-nger to seek him out and tell hun that a stranger widied to see hun and on IlaU putting in an appearance aked him to puii.t hia portrait, adding, however, that he liad only two hour to spare for tlie sitting. Hale fiuiohvd Hie portrait in that time, whereupon hi titter, observing that it seemed an easy matter to paint a portrait, requested that he be allowed to try to paint the art int. llala soon recogniied that hi visitor waa well skilled the material he waa using. Ureal however, waa hia surprise when he beheld the performance. He im mediately embraced the stranger, at the same time crying out: "You are Vandyke! Xo one but he could do what you have just now done!' Assuming the story to be true, how interesting it would be if tlie two portrait existed, that one might aee what Fran Hals, accus tomed to the heavier tvpe of the Dutch burgher, made of the del icately retinid feature of Vandyke and how the latter, who always gave an air of aristocratic elegance to his portraits, acquitted himself with the bluff, jovial Hals, who was a much at home in a tavern a in a studio For no two men could be more dif ferent, both in their points of view and in their methods, though they were alike in this one tiarticular- that each waa a most facile and skill ful painter. Uiarle II. lamn in St Xicholae. Th Punctar and the Chsml.t 'I want some consecrated lye,' he laid a he (lowly entered the chemist' (tore. 'You mean concentrated lye," suggested the proprietor as he tweet ly smiled upon the man. Well, maybe I do. It doe nut meg any dillerence, though. It what I camphor anyway. What does it ulphurr 'Twenty-Ove cent a can. 'Then you can give me a can." 'I have seldom cinnumnn who thought himself a witty as you,' said th chemist in a gingerly man ner, feeling called upon to do a lit tie punning himself. "Well, that'a not bad either," laughed the customer, with a sirup- titiou smile. "I ammonia novice at the buiines, though. I've soda good many puna that other punster were credited with. However, I don t care a coppers far a I am concern ed. We have had a pleasant time, and I shall carrawav But th chemist had gone to wait on another customer. .New lork Press. Dying Theught ef a Cowboy. One day a parly of townspeople were camping in the hills beside a raging river till it should be safe to cross, l hey taw a rough man atrug gling midstream with a very tnmll chance of ever reaching shore. It was an exhausting time even for those who helplessly looked on, When the man at last saved himself and had been ministered unto, the psvchologist of the party asked, hat were yon thinking of while you were in inch danger ? I thought, (aid the honest cow boy, "that I had $100 to my credit and did not want to die with, all that money unspent." Whereupon he forsook hi lob, gathered hi little fortune, made for town and blew it all in ere thirty- six hour were past Boston Transcript. Hi Milk Dirt. On day while dining at the house of a friend the llov. C. II. Spurgeon, the famoua English preacher, waa heard to aay that he had lived for three montha on nothing but milk. Thia gave rise among the company to several question a to what pre vented him from eating solid food, from what complaint he was tuffer ing, how hia strength was maintain ed, what tort of milk waa it and in what quantity did he take it. After every one curiosity was fully aroused Mr. Spurgeon, with a twin kle of fun In his dark eye, said, Ask mv mother." which reply wa followed by roar of laughter, every one feeling he had been Uken in, the time being the first three month of hi life. Lrd Duffarin's Oallantry. The witty Lord Dufferin was once describing to Queen Victoria the ex traordinary feat of a man who, he said, had leaped twenty-one feet. Nobody believed the story. But" taid Lord Dufferin, I my- lf hive leaped fifteen feet" "That la a far aa th end of the table ia from Mia ," observed the prince contort, referring to an attractive young girl on Dufferin' right were on the other aide I could leap foot farther." Harper's Weakly. A Dinner Invitation. After a hearty meal a doaa of Kodol Dyspepsia Cnr will prevent aa attack of Inditeatiou. Kodol ia a thorough difeataot and a guaranteed cur for iaditeatioa, dyspepsia, fas oa the stomach, sour risioxs, bad breath aad all atonacb trouble. N. Watkioa, Lesbos, Ky., aaya: "I eaa testify to the enicacy of Kodol la the cor of stomach troabla. I waa afflicted with stomach troabla for 15 year and have taken tit bottle of your Kodol Dys pepsia Core, which ha entirely cured sn. The alt bottlea were worth f 1000 to a " Sold by English Drug Co. aad S. J. Welab. A DYNAMITE EPISODE. I A LITTLE NONSENSE. Early in the sixtie a foreign fat- Haquaat ef a Niahber Wha Had ih ventor otTt-red the secret of a new j Habit, explosive that he had din-overed to -My dear Mr. Taylor," aaid Mr. the rlriluiu. government, lie feked , rcrkiua aa they met on the street, for it an iiu.niticant tru-e. some- ;"vu and I hatebitd neighbor for thing under tfuO. After he had been kept waiting three months and Lad made repealed applications fr a decuton he was informed that hi offer waa declined with thank, a neither the war office nor the hoard of trade saw anything in his inven tion. The foreteller as a Swede, by name Alfred Nohel. Hi invention wa dynamite. My friend has onlv too good cause to ivnicml.T the inci dent, for Xoliel had offered him a half share in the profit if he would finance him to tlie extent of 3im kroner. l iifortuiiHtelv for him, my friend wa young and still cherished illusions in regard to the wisdom of governments and their olliciiils, and the consequence iu that when he learned the views of the British expert he also declined the offer with thanks. Hut for his simple faith he would today be a million aire Lrndon Truth. TH British Bathing Fallacy. One of the earliest impression of an .American in lAimion is mat r.ug- litlinien regard a InHIi m a luxury and not aa a mutter of course a luxury to tie paid for. At the hotel he has landed in he must pav '' shil lings for a warm Imth. And his con elusion ia that the Knv'lishinan, in spite of his traditionul tub, is not a eiesn man. lie chiiiioi auoru 10 u clean in a London hotel. Two warm Uths a dar. That is the American's average. Four (hil ling. He has a wife and a son ami daughter. Sixteen idiillincs a duv. Reckon out the exicnc, niul vou will find that this man must pa about $31)0 a veur to ki-cp himself and his family clean. 1 he Ameri can visitor has figured out that al least twelve calls on that Imth arc made every day. Nine hundred s vcar profit from a bathroom that certainly did not cost i'lioo in the building ! Ixxidon ( 'h ronicle. American Capital Saved England. Were there no 1'uitcd State wonld Knclish society be solvent? asks Murmaduke in the 1-oinlon (iranhic. That question has ncvel yet been asked or examined. Sev eral millions have been brought into our society during the last fortv years by American heiresseo, and an enormous sum has been received in exchai'e for land, painting, en gravings, old furniture, works of art, jewel, plnte and liooks. More over, American capital has been in vested in this country mostly through the intervention of titled Lnghshmen, who, of course, have generally benefited by the transac tion. Frobably 1 100,000,000 has come to the west end through these various transactions. Would the west end have been bankrupt had that sum not been procurable ? Th Story f a Statu. A contributor to a recent numhci of the I-omlon Strand declares thai the William II. Seward statue in Madison square. New York city, is the "statue of two people at once." The sculptor, according to the Strand, was approached by the com mittee intrusted with the erection of the Seward statue and was asked to abate his price. "I cannot do that," he said, hut I will tell you what I will do. I have a statue of Lincoln here which has Wen left on m hands bv a defaulting western city. I will take off his head and put on Seward's and fix it that wav." He did, "and the head of William II. Seward has stood upon the broad shoulder of Abraham Lincoln from that day to this." He tear. "Ye." "I luring that time I have kept a parrot, a goat, a dog and two cat." "You hae." "My children have broken vour a widows, my gml baa chewed up tour Momlav washing and mv dog Mil. I 1,1. IMItC UUIUI UVU JVUI 1CTJ V nights. "Ye, that i true. "We hae emptied our ahes over into vour vard, borrowed vuur hoe . - . - anl rake, broken down your alley fence and tried in various other wavs to lie neighborly." "Heaven knows vou have!" "And now, my dear sir, to show us that you appreciate the situation of affairs and have no ill feeling in the matter I asnt to a.k a favor of you. "tin ahead." "I have four daughters, a you know, and all of them are now readv to Uke piano letioont. Will you kindly and as a neighbor come down to tin-en's with me and help me to select a good toned instru ment and guarantee my financial ability to iwy him $10 a month on the installment plan?" Brooklyn I It lieu. Those Dar Girl. ".-"' " '-' ,t I "I snpiNtse some dav my hair will get gray, like" "Nonsense! lhdn t the dealer war rant it not to fade."" Alaska' Wild Animal. Very rich in remarkable wild ani mal are the mountainous and re mote corners of Alaska and Hritish Columbia. They have produced the huge Kadiak bear, the largest in the world; the largest moose known, th sea otter and the Alaskan moun tain sheep. What is thought to tie new ipeciet of bear has also been discovered there. It is an inland white bear, not an albiiio of the com mon black or brown bear, but ap parently a true species. If taken this month, leciia yon well all summer. It iiiukea the lit tle one eat, sleep and grow. A spring tonic for the whole family. HolliHtera Kocky Mnuntniu Tea. '15c. tea or tablets. Eng. Drug Co. Mra. C. 8. Lowrance of Char lotte attempted to commit suicide Tuesday night by taking laudanum, but the done was so large the poi son acted as its own antidote and thus her life was saved. Hanson: Trouble between h unhand and wife. If you tuiiuot eat, Bleep or work, feel mean, croon and ugly, take Hoi lister's Itocky Mouutaio Tea this month. A tonic for the sick. There is no remedy equal to it 3"c, tea or tablet. English Drug Company. A car loaded with dynamite in an Illinois Central freight train ex ploded near Kenner, 12 miles north New Orleans, Tuesday. Two men are tu bating. One dead man baa been found in an unrecogniza ble Startling Mortality. Statistic show startling mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent and rare these awful iseaeea there la Inst one reliable remedy, Dr. King's New Life Pills. M.Flannery of 1 CuKtomHouae Fl. Chicago ayi "They have no equal for constipation and billotwneMk" 23c at English Drag Co,'. Funny Old World. I'uddy This ia a strange world; nothing seem to be what it ought to be! Duddy That' o. For instance, getting up time conies when one feels the least like getting up. ruiklv And time to go to bed lieu one feels the most like sitting up. Boston Transcript. To Provieu. Husband This cake is very good, my dear, but it seems to me there ought to lie a little more Wife (in clear, icv, incisive tones) That cuke came by muil and waa made by your mother. Husband Yes, as I wa saying, there ought to be a little more of it. New York Weekly. If it is a bilious attack take Cham erlain'a Stomach and Liver Tablet i ud a quick curs is certain. For salt oy C N. Simpson, jr., and S.J.Welsh The Concord Time nays that young BihtN Love, hoN dead bod) aim recently brought from Arkaii itn to hia old home iu Stanly conn iy, waa nhotaud killed by (healier ill'at Hot Spring. Arkansas. Love luid Inhmi put in jail ou the charge if htculiug some money from a room mate. He attempted to eacape 'rum jail and was abut and killed y the sheriff. The Colonel's Waterloo. Col. Jno.M. Fuller of Honey Grove, l'ex., nearly met hia Waterloo from liver and kidney trouble. In a re cent letter be says: "I was nearly dead of thee complaints, and al though i tried my family doctor he did nie no good; so I got a 50e bot tle of your great Klcctric Hitter, which cured me. I coiiaider it the iM-ttt medicine on earth and thank 'J ud who gave you the knowledge ro make them." Hold and gnaran teed to cure dyNpcpaia, bilioiiMncrx tnd kidney diwaae hy Engl lah Drug Co. at 50e a bottle. ADVICE 10 BRIDES. Keep me for your friend, and you'll never have baking troubles. The way to a man a heart is said to lie through his stomach how easy, then, to keep the household happy when Invincible Flour is used in the bread, biscuit, cakes and pastry. No more growls about the kind "mother used to make." ' Yours for good bread. Invincible Flour. Ak your grocer for it ; Henderson Roller Mills Cd. Good Health to the Children Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is health ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc, and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. jrt Kina POWDtS CO., ntw von. A Chicago Alderman Owe his election to Chamberlain's Jougb Remedy: "I can heartily and onscientiously recommend Chamber- ill's Cough Remedy for affections of he throat and luntu," my Hun. Julio ihenick, 210 So. I'eoria St., Chicago. Two years ago during political ainiiaiKU, i caught cold after beinr tverheated, which irritated my throat ind I was finally compelled to slop, as I could Uut speak aloud. Iu my ei remity a friend advised me to use Jhauiberlaiu's Cough Remedy. I took wo doses that a I ter noon and could ot believe my senses when I lound h next morning the inflammation had trgely subdued. I took several doses hat day.kept right on talking through ha campaign, and I thank this medi- in that I won my aeat ia the couu- This remedy is for sale by C. N. Simpson, Jr., and S. J. Welsh. The Advance correniioiident of he I'avie Record aaya that two iiulea belonging to K. K Vogler were occupying the aanie atultle when one mule got hold of the oth- r i tongue and held on until the tongue waa torn out. Pleasant and Harmless. Don't dvug the stomach to cure a ough. Out Miuute Cough Cuie cuts he mucus, draws the inflammation out the throat, lungs and bronchial tubes, heals, soothes and cures. A quick cure for croup and whooping :ough. Sold hy English Drug Co, and S.J.Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. John U. Millcr.Sr., of Smith's towurship, Dujiliu coun ty, died IuhI night, their ileutha oc curring only two hours apart. Their nearly Hiuiultancoua depart ure from earth came in aimwer to their prayera, for neither wished to mrvive the other, but die together. Champion Liniment for Rumatism Chas. Drake, a mail carrier in Chapin ville, Conn., ssys: "Chamberlain's I'aio Balm is the champion of all lini ments. The past year I was troubled a great deal with iheumatisin in my shoulder. After trying several cures the storekeeper here recommended this remedy and it completely cured me." There is no use of anyone suf fering from that painful ailment when this liniroeut can be obtained for small sum. One application gives prompt relief snd its continued use for a abort time will produce a permanent cure, ror sale by I. N. Nuipoon, jr., and S. J. Welsh, (let iiitermtcd iu our line of fan cy mixed cukea. . U. Auatiu & lira Barrel of the niccet kraut in town. I)onter Grocery Co. HOU.ISTr.RS Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buy Mailtta fcr Buy Ft.pl Br!i BoIsm B1U sal Tlfor. A fPwiAe firOoMtlnatin. IMIirtloii, 1.1. ad Kldnrf Troublw. ItmplM. aV-rma, tmpur ,,oi. htd Bi-Mih. Kluinr'ah Rola. Kiw Im-Ii Ml Baekarto. It's H.-ky Iloniula Tm ia lal C fort a, ss mil a box. Ormiln mad bj lotusTsa Dae Coarawv, NaHlao, Wta. MLOEI NU8GETS fOR SALLOW PEOPLE At Curthage, Mo., a few day ago, IVarl Sykea, a young woman, was acquitted of the charge of kill ing a young man named Rainwater, notwitliNtaiidihg the woman admit ted the killing and oflcred no plea in exlenuttion except that ahe bad lieen Ik-I rayed. The couple had been intimate and the woman In aisled on a mai'i iage. The niiiii un bik lo leave town and the woman followed him to the ilciiot, Ht ill in itiating on marriage. Then the man told her plainly that he wouldn't marry her and intimated that he never intendod to and the w oman killed him. The judge rebuked the jurors for returning a verdict of not guilty. It will bring rich, red blond, firm Hi-nIi ami inilKcle. That's what Hoi lister' Itocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken this month keetM you yell all summer. .Vi cents, tea or talileta. English Drug Company. r. C. A. MiHetiheiiner, a Char lotte physician, waa bound to the Superior court on the charge f violating the Watts law by giving prescriptions for whiskey to per sons not under his cure for treat ment A colored physician of Char lotte bus also been bound over ou a similar charge. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with Local Applications, a they can not reach the seat of thediseare. Ca tarrh ia a blood or constitutional dis ease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di rectly on tlie blood and mucous sur faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia not quack medicine, it was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular pre scription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the Vest blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi nation of the two ingredients is what produces such wondei ful results in cur ing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F.J. CHENEY & CX), Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75c. II all (family pills are the brut First-class Restaurant in connection with Parker's Market. Meals all hours, 25 cents. INSURANCE L H- THOMPSON. Fir, Life, Accident, Health, Lia bility and all classes of Carnality Io suranca. Only th belt and strongest companies represented . I respectful ly solicit your business, assuring prompt and efficient attention to all matter. Offtct: Gordon ft Thomp son's old staod. FhoneNo. I, t People's Bank I OF MONROE, N. C. Solicit your account tnd banking business. We guarsntu ABSOLUTE SECURITY, promptneaa and til th accommodations that SOUND bank ing will admit of. Interest paid, ac cording to agi cement, on deposit left for oar stated period. Always ready ' for loan on approved paper. O. P. HEATH. President. A Liquid Vegetable "Compound that takes ' the place of Calomel lazo Is a perfect laxative 1 prompt and powerful but pie nil. mntUt. It cm bilfooane. torpid liver. drpepia and ons ti paUoa , d in pels ooUls and bead aohee. Contains bo mineral. For tale by lis. & J. WELSH and C. K. SIMl'SOX, J a. : t i i .r YV
The Monroe Journal (Monroe, N.C.)
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March 28, 1905, edition 1
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