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Jiaaager, 1 O. Box 1903, : 'New York City. .1 Mention this paper. AGENTS Williams & Haywood, Lacy Johnson & Co., Druggist and CaemisU, Ealeigh, N. 0. , A. SUPERB If PRODUCER AND TONIC! HEAR THE WITNESSES ! ! If IOto 20 pocsm I ! ! Mmm mt SixtyElffbt Wlaten. 3 In 8 years of age, and regard Gulnu' s v Pioneer aa a fine tonic for toe feeble. By; Its , nae my atrength baa been restored ana my weight lacreaMd tea pounds h . " S . .' - .j A. P. O Caufbsxu 1 : 3&eos), Ga Feb. 1& 19S8. Cotton Gin maker. A CrlBMjCeMOTMf .871' II 'it'Itnlr weighed 128 pounds when leom menced Oninn'a Pioneer, nod now weigfr 147 ; pounds. I eould hardly walk with a stick to support one and can now walk long distances without help. Its benefit to m 4s yond esV ! culaUeO. ! r D. Ren) Bssncx, H j KaconGa. . . Cotton Buyer; 4 Mr. A. VU Braaalett. Bajrtfweia KerekaaiiS ! , , , raarafcM, wtait It acted like a charm on my general health. I eo&aider It a fine tonicu I weigh more than I : : herefur 2 yemra. Bespectfuuy, A. HBaAit ; : -.- 1 Jr W. F. Jowea, , Jaaya i I My wifs has regained her1 strength and in : exeaaed ten pounds in weight. We reeem . mendUuinn's Pioneer as the best tonic if J or, cu w. vsisnga,' AtiMta, . Write rfiaiaa'i riMMrl ' Kl ! Guinn's Pioneer Blood Rene wer has been us dfor years with uopieeedented succesKl It ia entirely; vegetablaaad does the system no harm, it Improtes the appetite, digestioq and bloodnaklng, stiinultuig, , inTigoratihg Jnand tuning up all the functions and tissues of the system, and thus becomes the great blood in Beweraad health restorer, . r . ! : ' ? 4 (ururv PiosEcm blood bexewkb Cures all BloeoTand Skin Disease Rheu tcaofula; Old Sore , A perfect-8(ripg : if not in your market tt will be forwarded on receipt of price. Small botCes f 1.00; large bottles f .7. m 1Ust on. Blood, and ,8kl Diseases mailed freeV '! " . i, '. 1 MAC ON HTOICDJEACO Xaoon, O. T JlXAD WHAT TiytQuAT M JTHODIST DlVIiri j '".:! ?i7 ' axsEmibxrt Phtuciah SATS or LE- J EEilFIfLD'S - - 1 ATtAiTA, Ga , Fdb. SO, 18S4. Ds. J. iBBAonaxo : Liar suwgome fifteen years .ago I examined the recipe of Female Regulator, and carefully studied auuorttl s HI regard to its component, an A then (ss well as bow) nronounord it to bs thn most scientific aad skilful combination oi the really reliAblf remedial vegetable agents known to science, or to aet directly on the wo nb aad uterine or .gans ana paru srnpatbuitug directly r, wltB thene ud therefore providing a speclne remedy for all diseases of the womb and of th Jaoenl organs ana parte. Your truly,. 1 ii. ! JC8Sifi UOUIXG, 11. D., D,D. jearCAUTiONy j The country is floodrd with . quack u trumronialaiti2 iKUfii ana other lalurious Jngre4tHt,'k bicli claim to cure everylhliyf-. cveo Female 'Complaints We aT to you, if you value your lue, jskwakb or such i $ ; , '7 BKADHKLD B rBHALX KKODLAT0B , is a purely reetable compound and is only Id tenaen for tne t emaie w x For their peculiar. disease it is an absolute PRC -ii'.C!. 8eni for our rook containing Taluaule la formation for women, it will be nulled free to Applicant. Andreas : r Thk BaAFiau Rboclatok Co.. '; Box 28, Atlanta, Ga, Bold? by all druggista. . t VcMKarth Howard tit. BttinKri cnasW faetararsof Wire Btilag foiK)enMteH.-. 11 , mf BiSTsa, Fenders, Cages aad Coal i-1 'FLESH : r ' . 4. VSSST cirirlAs.iijlw timee I a. great before " Z. T Jewaii4Qesci rJ?iUDAy FEBRUARY 19, U88, 15- j' illife'fe ikejtS Susamer rieo' ; '. JlatoBii4totheiuornmgskT; But,- ere lte shades of eTcnlng close, scattered on the ground to die. ! ' But, on Abe rose's humble bed Tlie sweetest dews of night are shed, As if she ept such waitle to see; Btt none sbail weep a tear for me. '.-'''!':: '" 'i . ' - ; " iij life iike the autumu leaf Tlt trffiyles in the moon's pale ray; Jt's hold is frail, lie date ia brief, Beetles) and soon to paa away. :. ; ' ; ; . i: J ) et, ere that leaf ahall fade and fade, Tfhli preht 'tree shall mourn its shade; The winds' bewail the leafles tree; &Ut non'e shall breathe, a rigb for me. iy lue is Uke the print which feet : Bart left on Tampa's dert i and; Sooa as the rising tide shall beat , This track will vanish from the sand. "Mr- k-m : r- . ' ' Jtt still, as grlering to 'effaoe ; All vestige of the human race, "Oithal lone short loud moan the sea; t ' But. none shall ter bvsent for me. ; ii- -MhmsfpBssnii f.. - t i " THIS SCHOOL LAW. ' - i i -: ... r: ' At the rcqiiest of 'the Superintendent of Publie J-ostruotton, the following opinions) fanvf 'reoentljr --been giren by the AtUrnyUaeira,i of the State: g. 7 Stat or North Carolina. 1 7 ' 7 .DkrAkTsfkNT of Justice: 0rriol 4'1Tbb7AHo&mbt-Qxnk&al; 7 iUiau, Feb. 15th, 1886. Sir:' I halve considered the question submitted to you in a letter of the 8th insl. from the .county superintendent of public instruction of Rutherford county, uo respect totho auues oi .tno taxcoiieu tors and cottqty boards of education with regard to the taxes" levied under section 2,990 of t&e Oode, s amended by seo- tipa 23, : Chap; ;174, Laws of 1885, io view of the. recent decision . of the su preme cbut in the case of Barkadale et ala? vs. Tha Uominissioners of Sampson couhty, and JiaveVarrivadj at the foLfcw- lng .conclusions 1 7 1 ; 7 ; I. 1 he moneys which have been col lected under; the lsyy and paid over to tha county treasurer-or treasurer oil the oounty board of education- should be expended in such manner as tbt county board-of education may de terminei' for 7 the pjaintaioanoe of the public schools in the county wherein jxey wee,as8essed4 .'1 ; ?' t in Where! ihe 7tai has been paid to the collector it b his duty to pay it over o!ihe prosper i&thoritieC although it may be an. irregular, or an unconstttu-! tinaltlii and a failure ioi4o l sol will ftubject, hiini to 1 the penalties : presoribed for the breach of his duties. ! l. T ClifiOa i Wynne,.S0 N. 0-, R-, 145. Uooley ool Taxation ,498. j I. ! 773. i What is he duty of thejcollectbr in reference to the tax upon the list yet ia uxs nanus vuncouecteu ; is a question 01 difficulty, rand upon which the authori ties aeem; to bJ uncertain.'. It may be stated m i general rule that the validity ,of,a tax, $an7onlybe raised by those who; have it ioffaa 'iy .jaud P-o the $oUecto)r4Ustlii(gate it (The list in his. hands has tho aiuei furbc and effect aa ma execution; iflstrini; upon the judgt. ment of a compeU nt ourt. It is no tpjfi of his duty to; inquire . whether1 the Hu.es were proper j jaiu ur . uot, n.e .is cbmmahded forthwith to demand 'and edUeot them. While he may,; perhaps, declino to proceed in the collection of a tax absolutely void for want - of oonsti tutional authority; just as a private cit izen may, refuse to! obey! an unconsttitu- tional iawhe does so at his peril, and takes upon himself great repptjsjsifciJitT When be assumes to determine til valid ity of a statute ornhe acts of those- who. ;dn'ff as the tax is paidf without resistance iiia hmluti<iitiMA with theibol- lection If the tAx-paje desires relief &e Remedies are' open: to him He may havejkhe al kured . illegal , Uz, abated or refunded him as the circumstances majt permit under aectians 3 and 4: of the Jtavi Act. ,. If- too- araeeement- was wholly yoid and be paid under protest he might sustain! an action against the county to recover back the amount in voiuniariiy paia: or 10 ceruin contiut gencies he might ho entitled to an in junction; Cooler . on Taxation, 500: Boring t. Williams, 17 Ala: 510; Hugf Kins v, jaeusou jrou, u., 120; uore v. Martin, 66 N. C, 371. anl L nduWV. ii . - 1 IL : 1 w ft mt-j t 1 : t Wilmington, 78 V;, 109. J i "It therefore seems to me that the afer way for the collector will be to proceed with the collection of the taxes upon his list until he,, is restrained by some proper authority. ., 1 am, 8uri; very truly yours &o. : ' THleq.h Davidsoh, 1 'bj '7 Atty. GenVl To HpJt.! S. M. Finger, Supt. Pb. Ikstkuction,. luutiou, N. C. ' ; Ralxioh, February 18. Sir; .1 think it is the duty of the proper local: county authorities to apply ft iti -l ii. u from the additional assessment "of (hir- seved and one-half cents on every poll, under sectrqn 2,589 of the Code, to the support of .the public schools within: tneir respective counties. While the constitution -art. 5, seo. : appropriates the proceeds Of the cp- iiauon ux to tne purpose 01 eaucauon . . . ... 1 . t and the support of the poor, except; to fix a maximum beyond which the appli cation for the last named purpose shall 'not, go, the manner and proportion in which' the; funds thus provided shall beutUisediSreMneeessarily in control of the jLegislaturt!; and this power of fcOn trol.ba8 beeu exercised ia the enactuient of .the sectiuu :yf the Code to which ref erence has hecil made. ; l am, Sir, very truly yours, i l , 7Thxo. F. JIavidboh, :: - 7 i f; 7 i -Atty. Oen'l- Hon. S. M. Fimgxk, Sdpt. Pub. Imst&co- "I TION, RALXIOH, N. C. j r Toxfuhd for the 'relief of Mrs. 3en Hancock baa reach 25.000. i It will 4 W W month. iMxjomxrmnihnaf. BSOAUDtO THB rUKOTTOJTS Of Alf IKFOBr TAITTOBGAir, Of 'Waitekt ihe Pwklle Kwa kat Uttle, Wrthjr Carefsil CooeMerskUo. To the Editor of the Scientific American: Will you permit us to make known to the public the facts we have learned dur ing the past 8 years,' concerning disor ders of the human Kidneys and the or gana which diseased -Kidneys so easily 1 i- j i. - 1 ; 1 . - urea aown 1 ipuj are conducting a Scfiutifio paper, aud are unprejudiced except in favor of Truth. It is needless to say, no medical; journal of "Code" standing would admit these facts, for Very obvious reasons. H. H. WahnikA: Co., Proprietors of ' Warner's Safe Cure. ' ' That we may emphasize and clearly explain the relation the kidneys' sustain to the general health, and how much is dependent upon theni, we propose, me taphorically speaking, to take one from the human body, place in the wash-bowl Detore us, and examine it for the public benefit. ; You will imagine that we have before us a body BhapedHiike a bean, smooth and glistening,' about four inches in length, two in width, and one in thick ness. It ordinarily weighs in the adult male about five ounces. but is some what lighter in the female. A small organ you ssay. liut understand, the body of the average size man contains about ten quarts ; of blood, . of which every drop passes through these filters or sewers as they may be called, many times a day, as often as through the . heart, making a complete revolution in three minutes. From the blood they separate the waste material, working away steadily, night and day, sleeping or waking; tireless as the heart itself, and lully of as much vital, importance : removing; imp uritics from 65 gallons of blood each hour,; or about 49 barrels each day; or 9, 125 hogsheads a year !: What a Wonder that the kidneys can ast any length -of time under this pro-; ligious strain, treated and neglected as they are 1 1 ; 4 We slice this delicate organ open epgthwise with our knife, 2nd will roughly describe its interior. We find it to be of a reddish-brown color, soft and easily torn ; filled with hundreds of little tubes, short and thread- ike, starting from' j the arteries, ending in a little tuft about midway from the outside. ODeninz Into a cavitv of con siderable size, which is called the pelvis or; roughly speaking, a sac. which is for the purpose of holding the water to fur ther undergo purification before it passes down from here into the ureters, and so on to the Outside ;of the body. These little tubes are the filters; which do their work automatically, and right here is nere meaisease ot the xianey nrst De- gtns. i: . u i: Doing the vast amount of work which they are obliged to, from the slightest irrecularitv in our habits.-from cold.; from high living, from stimulants, or a thousand and one j other causes which occur"every day, they become somewhat weakened in their nerve force.; i What is the result?' Congestion or Stoppage of the current of blood . in the small blood vessels surrounding them, hich become blocked ! these delicate membranes are irritated : inflammation is set up, then pus is formed, which col lects in the pelvis or sao : the tubes are at first partially, 'and soon are , totally. unable to their . work. Ihe pelvic sac goes on distending with this corruption, pressing upon the blood vessels. All this time, remember, the blood, which is entering the kidneys to be filtered, is passing through this terrible, disgusting pus, for it cannot take any other route 1 Stop and think of it tor a moment. Do you realise the importance, nay the vital necessity, of having the kidneys m order? ;Can you expect when they are diseased or obstructed,; no matter now little, that you 'can have pure blood and escape disease 7 It would be just as reasonable to expect, if a pest-house were set across Broadway and countless thousands were compelledto go through its pestilential doors, an escape from contagion and disease, as for one to ex pect the blood to escape pollution when constantly running through a diseased aianey: Now; what is the result? Why. that the blood takes up and deposits that poison as it sweeps along into ; evejry organ, into every .inch of muscle, tissue, flesh and bones, from your head to yonr feet. . And whenever, from hereditary influence or otherwise, some pari of the body ii weaker than another, a countless train of diseases is established such u consumption, in weak luhgB; dyspepsia, where there is a delicate stomach ; ner vousness, insanity, paralysis, or heart disease in those who nave weak nerves The heart must soon feel the effects of the poison; as it requires pure blood to keep it in right action, it increases its strokes in number and force to com pensate for the 'natural stimulus want ing, in its endeavor to crowd the impure blood through this obstruction, causing pain, palpitation, or an out-of-breath feeling Unnatural as this forced labor is, the heart must soon falter, becoming weaker and weaker, until one-day it sud denly stops, and death from apparent "heart disease is the verdict ! - But the medical profession, learned and dignified, call these .diseases by high-sounding names, treat them alone, and patients die, for the arteries are carry ing slow death to the affected part. constantly adding fuel brought from these1 suppurating, pus-laden kidneys which here in our wash-bowl are very putrefaction itself, and which should have been cured first. But this is not all the kidneys have to do: for you must remember that each adult takes about seven pounds of nour ishment every twenty-four hours to sup 'ply tho wasteluf the body which' is " con- 8 tan tiy going on, a waste equal to tne quantity taken; This, too, the kidneys have to separate, irom the biooq with all other decomposing matter. But you say, "my kidneys are all right. I have; no pain in the back." Mistaken man I People die of kidney disease of so had a character that the organs are rotten, and ' yet; they; have never there had a pain or an ache! Why? B cause the disease begins, as we have shown, in the interior of the kidney, wbers there are few i nerves (of 3 ii 1 i 1 ' t ' j 1 feeling to convey the isensation of pam. Why this is so we tniyuever know. When you conaiderf their 'great work, the delicacy of, thelr(3Structure, the ease with whicb they are. deranged, can; you wonder at the ill health of our men; and women? Health and, long life cannot be expected when so vital an organ is ; im paired. No wonder Some writers! say we are degenerating! i Don't you ree the great, the extreme importance of keeping this machinery in working order? Could the finest engine do Seven a fractional part of this work, Without attention from the engineer? Don't you see how dangerous this hidden disease is. It is lurking about us constantly, without giving any; indication of its presence. j ; ! ' The most skilful physicians cannot de tect it at times, for the,, kidneys them selves cannot be examined by any moans which we have at our command? Even an analysis of the water, chemically and microscopically, reveals1 nothing definite in many cases, even When the kidneys are fairly broken down7 Then look out for them, as disease, no matter where situated, to 93 per cent , as shown by after-death examinations, has its orgin in the breaking down of these secreting tubes ;in the interior of the kidney. If As you value health , as you desire long life free from sickness and 7 Buffer ing, give these organs ;some attention, keep them in good condition end ,;thuB prevent (as is easily .done) all diseases. Warner s Safe (Jure,; as it becomes year after year better known for its wonderful cures and its power over the kidneys, has done and is doing, mora to incresse the the average duration of life than all the physicians and medi cines known. Warner's Safe Cure 1 is a true specific, mild but certain, harmless but energetic, and j agreeable to; the taste.! I Take it when sick as a cure, and never let a month go by if you need it, without taking a few bottles as a preventive, that the kidneys may be kept In proper order, the blood pure, that health and long life may be your blessing. H. H. WARNER & CO. The Red Gulch Dam was an ; Ari zona newspaper, and the Med uulch Fool another. They j have now f been consolidated. 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Carriiges, Pkute&s, Brgspes. k THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE AND THE BEOT QOOim AT THE LOWEST PRTCE ISO Bast Martin Strett, Raleigh, N. C. are's old stands" ;. . ; ': 1 The MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. nil- SK S1DK UESORT OF THE SOUTH. 600KE 4 F0STE8 i PR0PRTETORS. We lies: t imoiice to oir friends ani pa iron Voiei-tl'it-, fat w'1iave leased i'iI ;:" I r rHji I -iU ill en " ivor tj con it act t ' hr ppr- chln :wm l the most ap j.roxf' in"iier. Kach 't'p r m Bt will be in ' nr.- f noii- but. xperi-n-sed employees, fl , v i!cinc :'!ii nt vi'l be ,n i necessary r-tlip jvVa;iin a . I cJi'ort of oir guests T!ip m' lf b:v II cnt ii llplUd Wit: vtj deihac) f-ouv jt'i" a.n. For ra ' !'ni-trit"il PanvVilet al- . . th" l'"rir e'-o-V-Vnr.il M y 15, at uialelg-: ' v aftrW:nl tf. Morehead (.Uty,Ni C f ! li-hrW . ,; fAankood Restored Kkmbot Fit A victim ot joutb to I impradaaca eanung Pramatara Paoajr. Karrooa Dabili. 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K aemtlosb njAwf irw jii 1 1 1 i s ir v j ijasrijsss cnmspranEircE n ( afatfltrtl Arithmeticat ro tbe Isxtert avnd La' fa.jp&ss - o Ask your retailer for tiie Orlaleal S3 Ska Bewara of Imitations. ; - Heae Geamtae aaleea bearins this 8taa Hire 1 bjs t? a M e S3 SHOE. r 1 Xsdetn Button,Congres Ioi. .Seat tv . i Bi will bring- you Informa tion bnw to aat this Shoe in mi RtVt o TerrltOfT J.Hcans&Co., , 41 Lincoln o. Bustoa,nsas. This shoe stands higher to the wtbnatloo ef Wmarf than anr other la the world. Thoosaada who wear U will toll you thereon if 700 as them, NERVOUS DEBILITATED .MEN. Voo are allowed a fr trial of t ktrtu day of the m of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Bel WUB Blectrto 8upenory AppUancee, for the apeody relief and Dermanent cure of Nereovt Debility, lose of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. aiao ior many oiner uiseaara. vwmi UTi tion to Health. VlOT ana nannoou kukwiuw. d. niaaumtedpamphlealnaal(4 Sin rlakt fa tnfurred- snoMope mailed rree, Z025,i,, ,. VOLTAIC BSLX C0 llsjshall, Kifth IT WE PAY If jo propoM going Wert or : Nortli vatVis' writ to Ilwrewt th CwMlUae.- F.D.BotB.I).A.P.. ., AHiata- Osw? fMaaSBwV-SSa l,'ww7)r 16 IV '1 ; sv a ia. mzswa fc. B " "Willi II I JUfc.-" 00 i i Mnm ail mm COOKING STOVE, Tac omteraiirned Sole Amenta for thKCELE-j BRATt-D STOVE, announce to tha pubiicl tlutt over ' THIRTY -FTVE THOUSAND 7 t these stoves have been sold, and In each and very instance they have given ' ENTIRE SATISFACTION. cf Every Description. DOORS AND BLINDS; RUBBER $1.60 . 1 . : ' a trm aa' . 1 S " o E b o fXfA&mJ E aSSe!'2- mmmmmtLmWmmmT tLuf - mi sf -SM 1 -SS O W 8RIGGS& SONS, Cutlery Bhoold ST!! himsdf eftke ADT ARTAQjkS oAra4 a mm WHWUWatha Bryut, BtrUoi8aiilW aUUA-ALalfilllBnsl-eae Colleee. auuaei Baloaaen, rlaaJafLIlAAXaiairnuiUltlas this lasUtaUo ICoantryUtaaatraagaat com mend Uaai'waca effaraa 7 ' . m . a - . M.ai.M mt mm tn Biart.Bnd TTaa-WrlAGALCuLAIiflSSsadSPa Has apaciallT Uocbt. K VUoit.PTiils . j m.i r v. wiMM. catalacua and aaitlcalaia. nat.riMOBK.atiX. Best ewer PublishedL W. L. DOUGLAS Best material, perfect fit, touts say S3 ortSthoet i rerv Dalr warranted. Take none unlets Stamped i: W. t. Doagla SS.0O KhMi-warranted. Con- f rraa, Battoa and Lace, f you cannot get these 1 shoes from dealers, send ad rl re, on poatal card to W. U Dotvlaa, Brock ton. alaia. PEt'UYROYAL PILLS1 ynivnaaitns LflUUSH.". pSTBss iwsjasa A plate, atsar4e sjawj mesa hrasae tsiiha il. Addrese T. sfaVfls ! wBtli taw Hew Tut Oty. f, j. - - r : -s . -f l!G"AliONLY. Oak. a crKTCf IUT1 I W 1 1 Si I VI Na- aotrTri DltPITAJiL tl 4- jf hi l mm eaaai imi Iiafeiaaa7te warMltt4aa447- 7 timf mmtm wvag-iami sms arty SMsaaiieMa ; IT-KATintsa, rrtfGA.nBB ajcd cuius, t KJ mm wh was deaf twentr-etrht rwaToa, baaaad by rsassa tsf the noted specaillata ! taw Any with no besteSH. Cured hlnself la thno iWaaatas awd shaee then hamdreds m. ethers W: ar4 rJiOwt. ooa by mall, MKAT.FR, KKEtn ERIE fclEOICAL CO., BUr"FALO,. - 'ft. ..... e . : h: ' '3'J :v . i 1 ' .... . . 1 i ... -.4 t t 4.1 f i $ ! ! r s ! ' ' . t t r - ; , 't !
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Feb. 19, 1886, edition 1
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