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things We answer emphaticaliy, re.
trenchmsn! and reform. Begin with your.
self curtall your individual expenses, go
through every member Of your household,
cut down and pare OF every where teach
YOUR children that the eonyenIences and
olegancies purchased Of the milliner and
the mercer, may be substituted, in great
measure, By their own handicraft. Your
own part 10 nothing, but 10 deprive those
YOU love Of that to which they have been
accustomed, i, We know, bitter pill; but
il must be taken. Ia the grea, fall Of az
ricullural products, there Is no help FOR II,
DO not tell Us that you already practise
economy to It's fullest ex,onf My dear
sir, YOU don't begin 10 know the meaning
Of the word. What 10 Your income
81 ,50o-weIl 90 10 the North and see
how a farmer wi,h an income OF $4,000
lives, aud compare your expenditures With
his, aud then see II YOU know any lhlng
abou, economy. And whilst YOU are there,
observe the difference between hIs case
and yours-he probably has At tho end Of
the year eigh, hundred or a thousand d5l
lara 10 devote u the Improvement, u ais
land, which Improvement probably secures
him surplus Of twelve OF fifteen hundred
dollars at the end Of the mex; year, and SO
be goes on, getting richer aaI richer,
whilst you arc getting poorer aud poorer
Suppose your situation, to be nearly tie
same in $50, work this thing out, and See
where you a,ii bo,h b. IN l-J5.
! There Is one pom, upon winch We viii
take the liberty 81 g'une you the ccnie.t
hin, in he would. b no! afraia u lais
proposed system Of reform Of any orPo',
ion from your wife Come out ike man
aud explain 10 her the necessity for lti
women are u,vnys more frugal and scNC,
D1''i " '"''' NV" VIC wa '''s'' y ~ y
Il IS astonishing how no, Only tho price,
but The real r7iae Of land 10 effected LE
the economical habits Of q uelghb3rhood.
We were sensbly struck With lhi. fact ~
conversation last summer with an iutelA.
gen, gentleman from Rockingham. We
ve,c nm, ri, cline 10 Inc count, of al.
.la AL acknowledgements ,t,., 49,.
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'nasAeo' '"a' s''"''ar ia''0 10 ms o"" eso'''
}'not ~ az. more productive 'af'hef 'fo"
market, would sell for one.thrd more mo.
oey. He VAS then asked, Why he did not
.,.l in Re- klugham and purchase in A.bc
marie. re fopHUd because 30 found up
nm fair raIeufsi,au. that the land vas
an.
cneaPS' !" N"'''' gum" '"'A ~ -N'''
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Acom.tic Obi. far Deatmess.

y7yIilS teal' 8 valuable preparation, which hiss
Il enrfJ alndrtts Of rcfsuns who used is &c.
oafatnr 10 IONS, IS onE fot sale IN tbs place
L trs a.-u sauRntg ta'o rtfseBs Who haze been
3eat Dir fsatr, making n. No sense Of hearing
tss8 % u ever WIS, rtvjnv entire raislacijun 10
.He user There have hssn number u articles
auf a1, ta'c his nnd Tic proptieVors aust esu.
liau the public against huylng aay thst has no!
p5t ihglr signature GA. C1mrock & Co.. y Y.
sid whnIs~lr ~ C9mIosk & Co, 81 Cof'.
land street, Hc~ York, and retail by 4. Oa,cs,
Ghsrl1uc
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DIR. TAXEOIs's
Balsam of E4iyerWOrt,

- -, -
fot hs cure q 'GDgaS' 'g'as' ,a'uI't' 'st"Ha'
hho'pih: oSgA' b'oh'"as' L'''t ,9"P,4'N''
%" ~ 1B'enOhs 2 "e i"'ou' ~" f'1"ss
2plliS remedy IS Invaluable and unequallcd =
- II is purely vegetable and highly mediel-
pal, mid aud gentle IN ne effects upon the sys-
TEN, ana beng en.ifey ifec ron ali mineial Pto.
duc.', ny many 80 lusuy ieateu una oteaueu' =
P,h'c'y 'a'e' as wen a. sa1n,aty. ION Nuo"i.
eoge o. ls pioPefies, ahd IN N9ngefiu' suG''s'
winch NJ sl'onoea y e'eh y u'iheui' any *
g't.a't1 ~. go, c,s,. ~ hc,,nn
- n in,r'ircio i 49,, ,ee.a,eria, i n ,I
Who unfo,tgnately NAV have occasion 10 resort 10
-, ~ ,3.a,, pts.;,,a,s ~, 40
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2 Medical Notice .

ARR. ". MARTIN having removed to K. G..
by CoehFan's, sIll offers his Professional Ser
vices 10 the surrounding community. Al cases
committed 10 hls care vii receive faithful atton-
ton. lie returns his sincere thanks TO the con.
munily for t.at liberal patronage ito has hitherto
received.
Cesarrus County. JUN %, 1915. 43n
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THREE sPENDID PIANO FoRTr

THREE SPENDID PIANO fCRTES-sr
ROSEN GOD, and one MAHOGANY, ~lsa ia
GRAND ACTION laos FRAME and 1rB2. Taeg 4t
very superior Instruments, from M,ssr, NUNS
CLARK & Co New York; and can be seen III.
door below DR.. sili's Drug Store
y d. Persons in the vicinity Of Charlotte Dee.
ons Of purchasing first rate instrnnts nj can Ia.
Oh opportunity Of examining the qgalijy ~ a.a
ing Oh III I. J. uo.lun, VITO has orc ~ ,rs
session.
SAML. GARDNrH.
Cotamlid, jan !, 1916. I5t
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law Notice.

'ENlIE Undersigned have entered into copartnsr.
Y shn In le praClicc o. ile Law in Ianchs-
ter Ui.,sct Oficr Al Lancaster Court House.
81 CLINTON
" TuUKLOW CASTOR
y.as 3. 1915 tJg
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I,spEND.

nN the Goth Of May last, 10 Charlotte, small
ny Pocket Book, containing aoa money and
papers, which the owner oan get BY describing
i, and paying for this advertisement can be
found at Matthew y. Wallace about siG miles
fIom Charlotte, on The PutuT road.
II VI. MeGINTEY.
Joly 70. le4j. ~
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Sf..nueI.

raN IStFWytW,
" Mo- ENRON the fubsefihsr on the 9Th
Ea&A II instant, living 5 miles from
~ YN1 Charlotte, on tho Mason's Terry
ss-..sz-ssssss Road. brown HORSE, 9 or 10
ytars old, three white feet, blaze 10 his face and
short tai!. Said horse was got from Geo Todd,
who cot him from Marcus Boyd miles above
Lincoinion TO which place he viii likely 60 un.
ioss taken up u delivered ia Charlotte at Nor.
menfs Hotel. or information given me, SO that |
can get linn aEain, liberal coward w,ll be gwen.
DAVID WEASF.
Julg 10, 1916 42
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ElIess tsnd E0p .Y0hil,g.

VERS. MARY WINSTON informs The public
w thsf shc ~ preesfcd 10 execute with neat.
meas E.ndics Dresses and Caps. She
~i. also Cut ard Tit Ladies Dresses. Her
terms viii ir reasonable. She hopes by attention
10 al orders tor the execution Of work to merit a
-4arc Of pahtIc patronage. She can he found at
iac rcs,5cncc OF her fstaer IN &c brick house On
The iU square cast Ct The Court House,
February eS, ls45 t26
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TEyNE subscriber has tie pleasure 70 inform bis
n old friends aud customers, aud the pubic
genera ~ that he has recently Purcha'ed Tire
large Brick House, adjoining lhe north.
west corner Of the Court House in The Town u
Concord, and has fitted it up in fashionable and
comfortable style as a HOUSE for The accom-
motion Of The pubic. Ills House has been tho
roughly Tepairtd-hts rooms are large and con.
ytniouty arranged, and bis furniture Is entirely
new Ills iius'lar i-uol surpassed by any IN the
State. lie nuicrs hHnsei that from hi. long ex-
pcricnco 10 the business, be IS able 20 give salts.
faction to al - hU may favor him with call. All
ask Is far Trial CalIanj lljge for yourselves.
hIAtl T.. HARRIS.
Coneord. " G. Mn b. lelj. 33I
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Organ Piano Forte.

ENOR Sale a SPLENDID ROSEWOOD or
z Gan PIANO FORTE. with al 'hr a.
improvements, with the Organ attached J. .
DC played on as Piano, or an Organ, separate E.
or both together. 1t 70 one Of the Gacs! I...,.
mcl.s ever brough, to this market,
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Balm OF Columbia.

EDALDNESS cured certainly and ftfectuallv
ID y The reputation y an article " established,
not by extensive adyerling aud putting, hnl by IT.
known tirtuc and intrinsic yalue. Tho course Of
the proprot3rs Of tho BALM If Columbia" has
been in accordance with the above fact They
buye cndeayored 10 give 10 the public an article,
with y bleh the user sonld DO pleased aud sails.
fed. /, Is well known TO those, who use this pre-.
partition, that Il trcps tho hair from falling out,
restotes II on bald places in wonderful degree,
making tho hair perfectly solt and rlossr and
" bat 10 OF equal interest, keeps 1t entirely free
rom dandruH: IN fact continued use Of It pre-.
vents entirely, any accumulation Of dandruh.-
Sold Wholesale by Camsiock 4 Co. u Cortland
st y Y, and retail by 2 Oatco Charlotte.
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A VERY valuable preparation under thf,
"a name, is to be had of II. Oates. IN this
place. It's Ingredients are so we'll adapted 10 the
healing Of Cuts. Old Sores, &c That It's effect is
immediate. one nights application will suffice
for the cure aod fellefof smost any kind of pain.
Tho public can well appreciate thl. article, Us
they get The worth Of their money ten times over.
Sid Wholesale by Comsioyk Il Co. 81 Cortland
St. y Y, aud retail BY - Gatee, Charlotte.
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Ieaii FSnah Nniicc.
A.R. MONTGOMERY. Agent

A IL measurement, goods b d, Sas'h Catga
q "a Ran. R9sd arc reduced to 10 cents PEI
rUEls fggt
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EIr. III. B. TAYLOR

COtamlia, Jz !, 1915
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DrcrAHkrIoSs
J. Ga one demise.
. Ga four drmisrs,
ll"Gent'emcu DESTROYS Of obtaining the above
Bianks, will please make application 20 Edmund
u. freeman, Esq, at the Supreme Court CLERKS
Room, Ia the Capitol.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-09-05

wing the only obstacle IN the way Of their,
union-the fathers objection TO his pecu-
mary prospects.
A year had elapsed, and 10, what q
change! The young grocer was now go,
ing up hill with the power Of a steam loco
motive; customers focked 10 his store from
all quarters. and even many had left the
old established stand on the opposite cor
ner, for the younger favorite. There was
mystery about it which puzzled the old
grocer sorely. but which he could not un-
veil. He al last became nearly sick with
losses and aggrava,ions. and vain attempts
to discover the secret Of his neighbours sue
cess.
At this juncture, Angelica-for that was
the daughters name-contrived TO bring
about an apparently accidental interview
between the parties. After the old man
had become, through the intervention OF
the daughter, tolerable good humored, he
enquired with great earnestness about the
young man. how he had contrived to effect
so much in single year, to thus extend
his business and draw off the customers
from the older stand.
The young man evaded an answer
but inquired if he had any further objec-
ton 10 his union with Angelica. Nome
replied he, provided you reveal the secret
of your success This, the young man
promised when his happiness was made
complete.
The old man commended his prudence
on this point. The affair was all settled
and the marriage soon took place..
The friends Of the young couple were
all assembled, and among them many of
the customers Of both stores. Angeles
and Thomas looked as happy as we'll could
be, and the old gentleman was. if possible,
happier than they The bridal cake was
, aboutsto be cut, when the old man cried
f out for THE secret
: Gay, the secret! the secret! exclaimed
, fifty others.
e It's very simple matter said Thomas.
1 aduertise.'
The old gentleman was very, very old
: fashioned, and while he shook Thomas
heartily by the hand, and kissed Angelica
t fifty times over, he merely uttered:
i 'Why the dickins didn't 1 think Of
u that g .....
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s From the st. Louis Reyeilfs
LETTER FROM A BABY.

WessrS Editors Flourish trumpeis :
merriy beat your drums-Tm saved
sucker! A day Of hope and promise has
shed lis light upon my infantile head, and
bright visions of a pair Of small breeches
to be worn by me. promises no longer to
be thing of dreams-.hey appear plain
and paIpabe in the vista of the future
buttons, pockets, suspenders and all-Fius
la panfalOons! The other morning my
Pa drew forth the copies OF the Reveille
from his book case, and commenced read
ing them for Mas amusement. Suddenly
he cast his eye on my letters, and straight
he commenced tbem-he laughed, and then
Ma laughed, and then crowed. By and
by, as he proceeded, Ma began to look an
cry; she cast glance al me. and then her
conscience smote herr was wasted TO a
shadow-on went Pa with the letters; Ma
wept, | crowed, and niger Molly gave
me pinch--a yell followed and the clouds
burst!
Give me that child, you hateful jade
you; how dare you hrrt it, cried ma.
7 please God, didn't do muffin oh de
sort, pissus; I'd do any thln else, missus-
dan hurt de baby answered Moll.
Get out of my sight, you hussyr cried
my enraged mamma; You have neaEly
killed de bessed title pet-mamma's DEAR
bess its hear,-get out of my sight; if ev,
err you touch it again, I'll punish vou Sc
verely.'
Molly fed, pa chuckled to himself. an6
| crow ed again-I tried to hurra! How
f shall ! describe the change which stole.
over me, body and spirit, as, nesting in
my mothers sweet bosom and receiving
her fond caress, was permitted abundant
ly to drink at 'Nature's pure fount, which,
: at my cry, sent forth a pearly stream to
cherish my enamelled veins A sweet
sleep visited my pillow again, and the fond
endearments which waited on my waking
! moments were life and Joy 10 me- My
ma, now, is rapidly improving in health
Il, of course, will grow fat; and just wait
! until I'm able to wear them breeehes, anu
beat small drum, if | don't visit the Re
$ veIle Office and give you the serenade OF
/ 'Oh, be joyful, until your petriied stumr
will execute double shuttle, then say my
name amt BUB.
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SECRET WORTH KNOWING.

Truth IS strange-stranger than .fc-
ton Under this heading, the Long Is
land Star publishes an interesting tale, for
the extended details Of which, we cannot
find room, but must content ourselves with
giving the leading facts in condensed
form, for the benefit of our readers.
A young grocer Of good character and
correct habits, commenced business in a
good and improved neighborhood. His
stock was small. as were his means. and
stock of customers was still smaller. His
sales hardly met his expenses, and he was
evidently going down hill and an old
grocer on the opposite corner predicted
that he would soon be at the bottom.
That the young grocer lad reason TO re-
greet this opinion of the old grocer will ap'
pear. The latter had daughter who had
won the heart OF the former. He offeree
himself to her and was rejected. 1t was
done, however. with the assurance that ht
was the man of her choice, but she actes
In accordance with her fathers commands
i Assured of the affections of the woman
of his choice, he set himself about reno
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From the New York Tribune.
HOW A TAILOR COLLECTED DEBT

A TRUE STORY.
Near the close of the last century. a
Quaker knight of the shears and thimb.e,
who exercised his avocation in Philadel-
phia, was imposed upon by an adroit scoun-
dreI, who conlrlved to get suit of clothes
on credit, and afterwards sloped withou,
paying for them. The Quaker was 700
poor to lose the debt, but like too many
others Of his cloth, he had apparently no
other alternative. The account was pla-
ced on his books and soon forgotten.-
Some years afterwards he was examining
his old records OF debt and credit, profit
and loss, when his attention was attracted
to this account, and all the circumstances
attending it came fresh TO mind. Sudden
iy an odd thought suggested itself
'Ill try an experiment. said he 10 him
self; perhaps l may succeed in catching
the rogue and getting my pay
He Immediate y prepared an advertise
ment. in substance as follows, which he
inserted in the Philadelphia Gazete-'If
j c., who was in Philadelphia
about the month Of f., in the year 1895,
will send his address to the Editor of this pa
per. he will hear of something to advantage.
Printers in the ncighborng States are re-
quested TO copy" The latter clause was
inserted from vague suspicion that the
rogue had taken up his abode in N. York.
Having instructed Re Editor net to dis
close his name to the rogue if he should
call, but to request the latter to leave his
address, the Quaker patiently awaited the
result of his experiment. In a short time
he was informed by note from the Prin-
ter, that the individual alluded to in the
advertisement, having arrived from New
York, might be found at given place in
the city.
The tailor lost no time in preparing {
transcript OF his account, not forgetting tc
charge interest from the time that the deb
was incurred. Taking constable will
him, who bore legal process suited to the
occasion, he soon arrived at the lodging:
of the swindler. The constable was in
structed to stand off at little distance til
a signal should indicate the time for hin
to approach.
The Quaker now rang the bell, and
f when the servant appeared, requested hin
to inform the gentleman OF whom he wa
in search. that friend wished to speak Il
him at the door.
' The man obeyed the summons. and sool
0 both debtor and creditor were looking eacl
other in the face.
: How dost thou doe kindly inquire
the Quaker. perhaps thou dost not know
me-
4 believe have not the pleasure of you
acquaintance politely answered our hero
'Dost thou remember purchasing SUI
Of clothes several years ago Of poor tai
lor. and forgetting to pay for them?' aske
y the Quaker.
o % no. said the gentleman, blushin
y slightly. You must be mistaken in tn
person. It cannot be me that you wlshe
2 to fnd.'
t. .Ah! John! know thee very well. Tho
a art the very man ] wished to see. Tho
hast on at this moment the very waistco
that made for thee. Thou must acl
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The AnnOyer.
BIZ n. r. WILLIS.

BIZ NJ. WILLIS.
Love knoweth every form of air,
And every shape of earth,
And comes, unbidden. every where,
Like thoughts mysterious birth.
The moonlit sea and the sunset sky
Are written with Loves words,
And YOU hear his voice Increasingly,
Like song in the time of birds.
He peeps into the warriors heart,
From the tip of STOPPING plume,
And the serried spears and the many men
May not deny him room.
Hell come 10 his tent in the weary night,
And be busy in his dream;
And he'll float to his eye in the morning light,
Like fay on silver beam.
He hears the sound of the hunters gun,
And rides on the echo back,
And signs in his ear, like stirring leaf,
And fits in his woodland track
The shade of the wood and the sheen Of the river
The cloud, and the open sky
He will haunt them all with his subtle qulver.
Like the light of your very eye.
The fisher hangs over the leaning boat,
| And ponders the silver sea,
For Love is under the surface hid,
And spell of thoughts has he.
He heaves the wave like bosom sweet,
And speaks in the ripple low,
Till the bait is gone from the crafty line,
And the hook hangs bare below.
He blurs the print Of the scholars book,
AnG intrudes in the maiden's prayer:
And profanes the cell of the holy man,
In the shape of lady fair.
In the darkest night and the bright daylight,
! In earth, and sea, and sky,
In every home of the human thought,
Will Love be lurking nigh.
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Liberal adpznccs maze on shipments TO his friends
IN NeGc York.
september 81, 1914. l-tf.
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NO, Cathariae,' said Patrick to bis wife,
you never catch lie coming out Of nay
mouth
'Yon may we'll say that replied Kate,
'they fly ont of your mouth SO fast that nobe-
dy can catch Them
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LAEK CHECKS-A neat article, fe
AS sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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We ,UiA pay the postage on letters containing
Fire Dollars and t.p,uards, and money may be re
mifted through the mail at our risk. The Post
masters certificate Of such renaittc'lee shall be
sufficient receipt therefor.
address, PRIGE d FULtOA. q
.4ugust 18TH, l645.
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'Jim.' said Timothy, the other day 70 hi~
son-'Jim. yon are lazy-what on earth do
you expect to do for living =
why, father, I've been thinking az how J
would be Revolutionary Pensioner % '' .s
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a Tall Man.-They have . man out South
so tall. that he let's himself cot at relisisss
meetings for flag staff. '9.-''s'
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BRO VIZ e :, :HSs4Y gsg!g:s
96/s BBLS. N. 0. clarified MoIasses,
%O4 100 do. sugar House do
TX HHDS. Cuba bright retailing do
- 10 do. Porto Rico Sugar,
do. n. Orleans 8
- - barrels Porto Rico IS
@1S0 BAGS Coffee; Cuba Rio and Laguira,
Wv 5000 pounds n. G. Bacon, assorted.
IN HHDS. Western Sides, ofPrime quality,
w so bbs. Mess Pork,
* 4" Prime do
y so kegs N. G. Lard,
10 BBLS. 8" do
IFS Kegs and Jars prime Batter,
1S0 BBLS. Superfine Flour,
-AOO Is half bbis. Canal Flour,
RS0 BUSHELS Maryland Oats,
wv Is bbls. American Gin,
70n IS Baltimore and Philadelphia
100 B B ;! Apple Brandy.
BBL. Scuppernong do
10000 Spanish Cigars-varlous brands,
IN CASKS fresh beat Rice.
40 bbls. purified lard Oil,
TX do refined Whale do
80 boxes Adamantine Candles,
~ 3 35 bO o%.s' Scotch snuff-in bIadders'
S0 BOXES manufactured Tobacco-vaEi-
Gus kinds,
C00 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
$50 kegs Dupont's Powder-assort'd
40 BALES RockGsh "A Shifting,
10000 R. o. hid. Staves-dressed.
July IL, lS45 43-tf
nLANTATION CLOTHING A few case
Just received and for sale by
Aug. l, l845. VIM. COOKE, Agt.
Leaf Tobacco.
hhds., prime article, for sale by
~O G. w. DAVIS.
Feby 2l.--[2s
RLANK CHECKS-A neat article, f
- sale at the JOTTRNAT, OFFICE.