/ u a ' -/ 0l xxiii third series salisbury n c thursday may 26 1892 no 30 for infants and children t „:„•--■ 1 to children that ca»tnriacmt«s colic cor r viti"n '• " . souri lomach diarrhoea eructation *** kilis w rma/givea sleep and promotes di -\ \. a ::. m d restion t brooklyn n t without injurious medication il and " for neveral y>ar i have recommen tea ■ uo do not keep castoria results ftjtin f pardek m d the winthrop " i-sth street and 7th ave .;::,,. new york c«y ij cshtauk pomran-t 77 aiokhay stbkst new york apn just as thftv — should be small ; ffair ■ ; ' engl nd the every person who contem ign countries ,, , plates buying a • well known ' ■ ••- new spring suit ■ ■ * :■ les , ... do i s himself an injustice not to . .;■ _, . first look through our stock of miwi i it clothing i - ' vo i ii perfection of fit and finish our pr sent stork is the envy of .!. all we carried over 10,000 n dollars worth of ( llothinc from ias1 year and we don't propose ■ ; lhi " •* i : ( : to carry u any longer • ■ _;;• ii si i fn m this on we will cut , i ri - ri«rli1 and left see what : this means ■ - > [ for 5.00 you get a 7 50 to 810.00 suit - i u ; •• : 50 ' - - • l''m)0 to 12.00 " •• ■ j o •• >• i;j.o0 to i 1.00 " •• 15.00 •• •• 22.00 to 2-3.00 " . ' ul i ! ur r b !| boy's department 1 ■■'■• is fairh ablaze with a truly em before grand display of clothes for the . . . : . little ones suits at si si 50 ,-:. fnitou st x v :'_." : '. | !.-> and 500 all good we have a few more of those si its worth 3.00 and s10.00 . h , ldllgtj slightly damaged which we 11 • 08 st offer for s3.00 v 11 xt ts a fact that our clothes are properly made and are sure to give satisfaction no ripping ' c . ? r jt lty shrinking fading or buttons : for r ! iiii off . . f < ur spring stock i complete in the new shades and styles ■:•.._■:.■ i omc to se us you run no : : isk we are responsible and ■ mean all we say as a fair trial ill prove conclusive 7 . •: cw " a ■^•. m.s brown rtt i v m fi ddt v waiwq is the place to get hcnunieiits tomtstones 4c iriloxt marble to arrive in a few days we guarantee ■ i | sitively will riot be undersold granite monuments ill ki»»lv p specialty c b webb & co proprietor oi hi •! yon write 1850 the 1892 2 ge01 a home insurance g °. ; "^^' jh j " ek0 ? fs ek 0wnf wm 0 coart fl • : f§^^'^alass3t3,cver 81 000,000 he a h m - compary seeking home patronage -' r . t 3 f f t j ] ci f j £ ( s of ei ks a t lowest tfsssv adequate rates losses adjusted j^imi anti f al ' 1 fiomptly j allen brown agt hullo when yon ? n i a man in we walk right up an 1 say hullo say hullo and how itye do how's lii ; world a u'sin you si ip a feller on the back bring yonr hand down with r whack waltz right np and don't go slow i:;n an shake an say hallo '' is he clothed in rags 0 no walk right up an say hnllo rujrs is but i cotton roll just for wrapping up n soul an a soul is worth a tnio hale an hearty ■ iio v ily'e do don't wait for the crowd to go walk right up and say ■ hullo when big vessels meet they s;iy they salute_and sail away lust the same we you an me lonesome ships upon a sea each orie sailin his own jog for a port beyon 1 the fog let your speaking trumpet blow lift your horn and cry hullo say hullo an how ily'e do iht folks are good is you w'en you leave you house of clay wanderin in the far away w'en yon travel through the strange ('. untry t'other sine the range thru the soul you've cheered will know who ye be an say hullo s ii foss for ihe watchman joseph — a type of christ by r v m the old testament is replete with tpyes and shadows ndeed the gre;ii beauty of this portion < f god's inspired word ioin its pointing out to us through ihe lives of certain of its characters through incidents and historical ev j nt through typos and symbols the mys teries which in other ages were not made known unto the sons men eph 3:3-5 the first man adam shows forth the last adam ( 1 cor 15-45 the mnr l ri;:ge f adam to eve ih the second chapter ol genesis typifies the i m r nage of the lamb iu the nineteenth chapter r revelation tiie ark ol noah speaks loudly of jesus chris and him crucified as the k only name under heaven given among men where by we must be saved acts 4:12 friiin the floods of judgment that arc soon to burst upon a wieked world i enoch and elijah furnish us beautiful ; and interesting shadows of the coming translation and glory of fche church and so nil and on through tin whole blessed book these deeply interesting | and beautiful thoughts can lie carried | but let us look for a moment at jo.s i 1 1 i's iifv iind sc if we cannot iu the contempl ition of it get our eyes fixed on jesus !. joseph was beloved of his father gene-is 37:3 lie seemed to !><■ the one son of jacob about whom all ins hopes clustered as to god's love for jesus see john 17:24 hebrews 1:3 2 joseph was hated of his brethren ( genesis 37:4 when jesus came to his brethren c ordtng to the flesh the jews they received him not john 1:11 and mis whole history on earth in one of hatred and perse cution at their hands yea more they crucified him 3 when joseph was sent by his father to find his brethren they saw him coming and said behold this dreamer eoineth come now therefore and let us slay him gen 37:15 how this reminds u.s of the parable of the vineyard in the 12 h chapter oi mark whir 1 , refers to christ 4 joseph wassold to his enemies for r ,:',/ pieces of silver jen 37:28 jesus was sold to his enemies for thirty p'n >■• s of silver { matt 27:3 5 joseph was bound and afflicted as a prisoner likewise was christ bui the lord god was with them both 6 joseph was exalted to a throne so was jesus eph l:20-21 7 joseph took unto himself a gen tle wife the church is the bride of christ when srael rejected christ he turned to the gentiles to take out i people to his name though there is neither jew nor gentile in the church but ail is christ yet srael as a nation will remain in unbelief until the fullness of the gentile be come in read ttom.il therefore the church when completed will be to christ %> a gentile bride 8 joseph came to the assistance of his brethren in their dire extremity when the hand of famine was heavy against them he was ready to rescue yea more he gave them a land wherein they might dwell and be with him and hive need for nothing just so will christ save his jewish people from the merciless power of antichrist and restore them to their own land and be with them and reign over them when he comes with all his saints to purge the earth of all wickedness and to estab lish and sir upon the throne of his father david jer 33:14-20 9 joseph and jesus are alike in tender sympathy aiid compassion time and again we find joseph weep ing he wept even his brethren when they were reconciled he wept on the neck of his father when he v;.s restored to him he wept when he looked on tiie face of benjamin his younger brother he wept at the depth-bed ol jacob vhen standiug beside ihe tomb of the departed lizarus and be holding the deep grii t and sorrow oi mary and martha jesus wept and later ou we i ml him sobbing bitterly over jerusalem as he thought how often he would have gathered her un der his wings asu h n doth her brood but she would not h ihe tender compassion of jysn.s the meek the lowly jesus yes indeed joseph is a remarkable i vpe of the lord jesus these are only a few of the many points that might 1)0 brought out by ji cnreful study of his history as given us in the blessed word and their beauty and wonderfnlness goes far to prove the truth of the passage all scripture is igiven by inspiration of god 1 ii tim 3:10 dear christian render nve you try ing to be like jesus too have you realized the blessedness of walking in his footsteps if you have not may the holy ghost take to your hnart t lie lesson that the servant is not better than his master 1 ' and that k if we suf fer with him we shall also reign with | him and that if we would imitate | him we must take tip our cross and j follow him rcclt'h commissioners correspon lence of the watchman list august h county commis sioners of iredell refused to grant li cense o retail liquor in statesville c-":r county seat and a continual war fare has been going on ever since ihere being but one single meeting of the commissioners since that one or more applications were not made for license to sell liquor bat to the credit and backbone of the commis sioners they sad no every time and still slick to it and statesville the town known all over the south as the liquor town ' is dry so far as re tai iiil r is concerned but wholesale ng goes on just the same all imaginable schemes have been resorted to to nsnrp their decision and power but all efforts have failed now another scheme i.s being piornulgated which caps the cli max of tvll the rest next june com missioners are to be elected for red*»l i county and every town-hip in the county is being canvassed to secure signers to petitions for magistrates to be appointed to ill any vacancies that may be found and invariably every mm asked for for magistrate is in sympathy with the whiskey element of the county that iv ant is may out vote the prohibitionists and elect com missioners of a different stripe and thereby open i ileus in statesvillle again since looking into tiie matter a lit tle we learn that no new magistrates will be appointed until after june so ve guess they will be ousted again and now it is on record the sad fact too that when our county alli ance br ught up resolutio is endorsing the action of the commissioners it was voted d'twn and yet we are claiming to be reformers and shut our eyes to the liquor traffic the monster evil f>f all evils of all evils of our land thereby giving it support by our silence we awfully fear that the alliince has been so captured l>y the liquor interest that it can now accomplish i s mis sion heiv brethren if we are up to our duty we cr.n never pass by ail the drunkards and broken hearted mothers of this land an 1 not aid them in their struggles for liberty grod is not go ing to bless our cause while we are in league with the devil and his works when the repnblicnu convention for this comity met it passed resolutions condemning the actionof the commis s'ouers and the last legislature foi pass ing the law compelling the effects of alcohn upon the human system to be taughl in the public schools one of the grandest laws ever made in north car oiina how can a christian man vote with such a crowd think about it christian men and the democratic party how is it on the subject silent as the grave yard christian men . in that party what are yu going to do about it how is your light shining lie that is not for me is against me brethren let's be up and doing and may the alii nice act the part of a re form movement in deed and in truth by not acting the coward in this mat ter may all christians stir about themselves as they have never done be fore and see whether their shirts are clear of their brother's blood or not oh that we had such county com missioners in every county in grand old north carolina j henry tharp turnersbt'.rg n c in»t w xo one doubts that dr sage's catarrh remedy really cures catarrh whether the disease be recent or of long standing because the makers of it clinch their faith in it with a • < "> 11 ' 1 guarantee which isn't a mere newspaper guarantee but on call in a moment that moment is when you | prove that iis makers can't cure you the reason for their faith is this dr sage's ivine y lias proved itself the right cure for ninty-nine out of one hundred cases of catarrh in the head and the world's dispensary medical association can afford to take the risk of you being the one hun dredth the only question is — are you willing to make the'test if the makers are willing to take the risk if so the rest is easy von pay your druggist 50 cents and the trial begius if you're wanting the 500 you'll get something better a cure when baby was sick we jrrare her castnria when she was a child she cried for castoria when she became jliss she clung to castoria when she had children she ga j them castoria i letter i u()3i jake warner he sees many fanny things when he hasn't got mis gnu along correspondence of tiie watcliman sakdkrstiele x c mr editor don't you think i j funny that wo always see so many things to shoot when we are not hunt ing ami have no gun along i was riding along the°road in an adjoining county not long ago and met a young lawyer whom i was well acquainted with after the usual sal | ntatn us he asked me how politics were in my beat 1 toll him i thought the farmers were going to gain the day oh said he you don't mean that do you ?" certainly i replied well the country will hs mined then said my young legal friend the farmers don't know anything ; about political economy all they know is to plow and sow wait and re.ip 1 continued my friend what of that tasked lsitnot the work of the farmers that feeds the fifteen hundred million people on this earth has not their work pad for the thousands of palaces and less costly buildinus in this country whose la j bor paid for the hundreds of fine col lege buildings and the thousands of school houses more or less expensive did not the labor of the fanners pay for the thousands of magnificent cities with their beautiful sfreeis splendid churches palatial residences the farmers support them all the thou sands of miles of railroads over wind long freight trains thunder and roar constantly over which yorgeous pas senger trains glide several times a day loaded with well dressed people were all paid for with the labor of the hay seeder the splendid factories are built and supported by their labor now is there any reason why fanners shoul i not be as good as anybody else is there any reason why their chil dren should grow up in ignorance while the sons ami daghters of the few revel in luxury les but the farmers are making unreasonable demands they wain the government to own railroads they want to stop the national bank ing system they want the earth said my friend they want nothing but justice i replied christ was a reformer hh went into the market and kicked over tables of tha money changers on one occasion that is what the farmers need to do the money changers are about to get possession of iiiis country f christ could af ford to do th it the farmers ought hiil they are too impatient sai^l my fi tend not a bit impatient i replied they have waited years and years they will wait no longer yours truly jake warner letter from doolio corresnoa lence oi tn i watchman ilu editor — if you will allow me spare in your valuable paper i will give you a i i w items doolie is northwest of mooresville on shirlls ferry road it has threi store two have goods and one is u ocuupicd ne church blacksmith shop and wood shop there are eleven fam ilies in the village and si ill they come new buildings are going up mr joe fisher his a large dwelling well on the way doolie bids fair to be quite a thriving village the people ure on the go the popi'l iti'ii is fifty dr gouger is doing a very large prac tice and is cvy successful and is much like 1 by his people the farmers of this community are w"ii up with their farm work and up wil h ! he times we find strnightout democrats straighout republican 0 , and as some call them third party men some of i he leaders of the republic m party tell us that they will stick to the alliance through thick and thin if it took their hides mr editor do not belong to the aliiance but when they told us that our old wool hat went up for the ones in sympathy with that class of people being a farmer or trying to be our selves tell them to stand solid for there are plenty of men that will be allianremen at the polls in november hold up brother farmer if robbins di i say in statesville that the crisis was on them rutler polk and skinner is the crisis i will say to mr skinner through yonr columns that liny will have him up before the jury for cruelty to animals for skinning r b bius without a kife we hear i tai some want a moses well i do be lieve that they the democrati • p irty they always say party they do not c ire for tii e people need a moses to lead them out of demagoguery into the i true and honest way out they cannot let the g-dden ralf i f ". demagoguery i wish some f my creditors would get me a u il l office so 1 could make some money to pay them mr robbins said that the farmers had only read one sidi an l bei ome cranky well ble-s him if the fanner was as cranky as he i i would pity them i will close for fear of worrying you voter children cry for pitcher's fmcrta a correspondent's peril i coul 1 fill v jum - showing what a tr ivelin : corn spond tnt d les n it hesi bate to du in <.!■ >\ ing orders writes vv j ('. meighan in lippincott in 180s i wi s making a toiir <>\ a irae of th southern stuti 5 espt-ciallj with a view of getting at the b ttom oj the doings of the ku-klux f.iriv and pqmtreiy without bias some times i had to sleep i:i a negr s c ibin on ! lie roadside in a lonely part of the countn : at ol h r fim s i fare i w i . ■ y hotels ii id i known when l started from new yy>rk what 1 was exp i te i to do i think i would have shown the white feather ' i was in starting simplv told o g i to n ishvill ■ and attend a convention that was to be held there w hen i arrived i ( i ind ord ■;■- for in • which saul 4 on will m ike a tour of these states and avoid when possible ihe beaten roads of travel an ! then the details were given as to what i should do this meant an across-the conntry cut expecting to return in • hr e i -. i never !■ 1 1 i lie - ; mtii i r several months thanks to thai avoid : lie beaten roads of t ravel order bui ! will give only one incident of this tough assignment to show what a i orrop md in h is to do to suci eeti somel lines even at i he risk of his i managed to get fort pillow for rest tii famous confederate caval \ officer to consent to talk to iv fully ibout the ku-kius i was in nash ville and he was in mi mjthis i had to m i him on a certain day otherwise nn great opportunity was gone liesides i knew that a cincii;n iti newspaper man w is th ii on liis wa y o memphi for t he sam i purp i e chai know i ledgfi of itsi-lt made ra desperate i eft x iile i w ■■' ming but during i he j miniev i i m \ dism iy i he t rain broke down i found i hat i he only . v n [ could make up for lost time w to walk several miles but 1 was warned that l should have to cross a rocky sreani on the narrow side-planking of ■\ huge trestle several hundred feel long ami thirty or forty feet high 1 did the walki ig well till 1 reached that ; v !". f was a shaky iff iir and 1 wonder how on earth a train in those ! iys ever g t over it safely after the wear and tear it had lo >! from war transportation work fortunately the moon was shining and the sky was clear i used my grip-sack ; •■ a balance medium at times and was fully half way i iver when i heard a whisl !• and the low rumble of i train behiid the cliff ahead of me ir was a single track 1 was walking on too i don t know but i think my hair stood on p nd like needles anyhow ! felt as i someb idy h 1 s*j idenly pulled them up l>y the roots :;.:< i then droppe 1 a piei e of ice down my back there was a slight r-\r at the end n the trestle toward which i was making ray way and i could then see no train but i saw it soon enough the shimmering of the headlight ! hrongh t he t v '<>< away beyond i he i n s tle grew brighter and the rumble of the cars grew louder and louder there was no time to be lost the engineer could never see me until he struck t 1 trestle and then all the brakes in the worid couldn't stop the train ir-i rushing over where i stood well that train went completely over me yet i forresl the next day dined with him and had a three-column interview with him on the wires twenty four hours afterward which interview i am happy to say henry watterson j lie brilliant editor of t he louisville courier-journal copied in his paper with big head-iiues when he saw it in the herald a safe investment is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results or i:i case of failure a >•> ; urn of pur hase pri ■. ■ hi t ii plan y u c;i u buy ou a bottle of dr kin ' - ! ■ \ i i scov rj for consuintion ii is guaranti ed to bring relief is every case when use for any affection of throat . lungs or < "•■ si . i as ( on umption i .' ::; : ination of i . brojichitis asthma wl croup etc etc fl : plea ant and agce rtble to taste perfectly safe and can al ways he tlepeni trial bottles free at kluttz & c s drug store school girl — please teacher willie winkl"s kissed me at recess to-day aged teacher send him to me ai i nice vhv teacher i didn't ! now you kissed fonfer's statesman merit wins we desire to - .: i > our cit for years we hav been sellinj i r new liver l'i . .' aivl electric bi died remedied i h:»l sell as w ■ huve •_:■ we il not ik sitate to guar in ircli •-■• ; ice if sati 1 , not follow l!u ir m . have won their greal ; purelj on their merils theo f klutlz & co di ..•_:-•-. mrs e la beckwith of brooklj n is t he . f the eq la rights pn . • led fo ; he \ ice pri sident nomii al ion ■ ii ii ticket lieu . • i i y m - 11 rlv l •■ bwo d v our ind - ■ - " ■ ■ 1 i ■..-. :. hiininrons fredjy : -\ n [ dnln'^fc open any valentines valentine's day is r doo ; i both anyhow l t v j ove , an iiversarj is always a doo.sid i a » it i know th«v're coming i always flo-lffe em law jove wii.m's the next one deah boy p cholly the u.-xfc oup rntill ■ ""«») l"«l '-:•'. ole chappie is april » •• . ' ntcogo i vtoti u . i ve hron»hl you in an account of ttle affair thai happened down our ■ ail the gnttnituun itor ■ h isn'l i long story ' paralysis of uii tl whs done 1 • editor i iwed tlial it would be on boston i trun$crh)t m j a negro boy b ins tried for steal ing t\v . p urn of trousers and having iwyer l dge campbell asked him il '"' desired to speak i le promptly ■ iffirm it \ ■ and fired ■■ ! ii ■ b v stoo i on the b rning deck ' ! i ■ judge and jury atlanta con stitut ! t hotel clerk : la this thousand r bill the smallest ihing you have tboiil von ?" departing guest i am afraid it clerk to bell bo | : here tako this bill oul to one ol the waiters and sk him to change it life ■'!>' -■ lor said the dying editor i ■ have one last favor to ask of you name it said the doctor i want you to attend the editor of the other paper — atlanta const it ii tion mrs b :: herton : i do o admire y ur bus find mrs higgins ii is so amia'de m . llijjgins : von nu\<l hav ii f some other mr higgins tk epoch mrs sqniggs : henry that scare crow down m i in li"id is so monoto nous that it worries me standing so still mr .-•;:_- •: scarecrow maria tha - i he hired man !"• - th troit fn t press lemon elixir its wonderful effects otx t*ic liver stomach bowels and kidneys for biliousness constipation and ma . laria tak .• lemon eli ir for ndigestion side and nervous hvadache take lemon elixir for sleeplessness nervousness and li ai lfailure take lemon elixir i'm fevers chills and debility tako i noon clixir ladies for natural ami through organic regulation t.ik lemon ejixir dr uozlcy'ri lemon ejixir will not fail you in auv ol the above named lis ■ ea ■ . all of which arise from a t--*j»i*l or ' diseased liver stomach kidneys or ' bowels prepared only by dr if mozley at ; lanta ga 50c and 1 bottles at drug gists a prr>;ninc nt minister vtrltcn after tin years of great suffering irnm ■' ndigestion with great nervoun prostru i 111 biliousness disordered kidnej'a and • constipation i have itch cured by dr mozley's lemon elixir and am now u well man rev c ( '. 1 vis eld m i church south no 28 tatnall st atlanta ga the accounts of the gambling casina i m nt ( larlo show a nel j r lit forthe seas ns 1801-92 of 28.f 0.000 franc , being an increase of 2,50 000 over tho previous year m francois blanc i-t ,■ ; i . iming i - said one of t li we lit hie t i i 1 in europe and h.s : ngli r louis blanc t he wife ol prin ■ c stantine radzewell ha«j diamonds and dressi s thai sur i s iri sp mdor tho c of many of t he l ■ .,.•■ i ■ i heads of ! '. in ■. prin e l b it ! onorius ? he ruler ol monaco ceived besides the regular revenue v,y ing i he ] ■■■ i j ear -•■' eral handsi r presents from m blanc who a!s ; > c ml i ibule ; liberally to tin main nee of lii '. an 1 of ch il ies "\ he bi icks ma upon m ii ii news i srs are a ; tbod !■; nager in i blackmail he having withdrawn at curtailed a ] rl m of the subsidies i i was in the habit of paying to tuo press m blanc has a firmer hold on the principality than ever notwhh standing i he attacks upon him e-.icklen'.i arnica salve the world f r ' bru ■ . .~": '■ ■ fe er so ';'. iter ( '!■.; pped ! uud < hilbhi ■ ( orn ■ • i skin ei uptions and | i pili required it a teed to g iyii or m . ■ i '■•■ -■' ' : :.'. co the whole ' i fei :.:_': i ■■■ prw ■ - dented !>'•■. 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