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I'i waie oi sleitlm V .nr-e V. S
up w i!lii:i a - 'i lain 11 irr v p i'..- ol
nx inp ilny . and I -t 1 in-r ii-.! e.is lim
bic h V.lid- and piejiid . 1 s . gainst
olher
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I.ife. like Ihe diamond in a mi tie.
i. s,,ni, tiiiies ralueless to it owiu-r.
until it Ui-onn- estimate I by an
other.
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c.n
I
ruriif
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Ijir.e. t
.Tlie voice tliat sriit!
Iioiilili i hWir, nndf t
li.k-d ii was very Wu
jit
, i ;
uur lat.'ii r will bt
; ill all aunt wl.o w. fiu
the ro..iu witli .i hookfi fand.
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in
'ii
i ne
h.y . raisi-d hime
Hut
al-
'li. where .lie had be
.-
tt ;irs fur half an hour,
H..I3 iur nan an liour, thh
I"iki i.f ii.diV,ati.in iJiCe
ai.swirrd: A
'II. 'I! be ry, 'uJU
rather nei-r get Niiryf j 1
ii,,.
r vt i.
li;-
F.-r a moim-ut the ai Iked 1
il ill.- l.-.y half i-uiiouali 1 h-t
h r -ea 'all aaln .upou'll A.kjf that their lalor is less with a bright
that wh in her ltTiXjSjfri'&9fk,nSt!rt, well oiled axle and a
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h inHf-It il.iwn in. m. Wiv
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:aii. and hid his l ice frv Ijis both economy and humanity to
Tii.ii'd I.ii.'mi- no!' Ht J take special cart that these Keeni
ali.r a lap.-e of neaj . in&ly unimportant details are
i
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ii
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tlit: fsoniKi nf f'i',1
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w: i . aaa a
h.i.iii- nli a diKai.ii.iin
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... I'M , ,., viry ryurtz-
I wa id e-iihlreii. ThJjV
anil hud f lovok. .1 her, ait.'e
t a i.i.in;,-, -
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f. fisiil. I, ,
Mill .1 lit Nil nWlr i
p'lHIS.'llll. ,l.
'I leliee,
V- ii'd like to
.nd tht. buy a
Von wi n'f.
Aunt p.. ebo,
m? whi
huh.- warmly.
' m.Mt confess,' replied
i " b 'ihat I think aliitle w
Mom.. .iiscipJm..- i.f H,e kind
"I e ik 1. 1 would nut I,,. ..ui
It
...... ...... ,nV ciiiiii i am
. l' .. .. I . 1 w
fill. Von .Wouldn't escAito."
'IV nut your child; I don't Jt
to h-. Father's good and-lja
UK-. il
'Ifyour father is so "rood.
low s you so well, you mnst be i
grateful, or a very iuconsider;
buy. Ilio goodn. u doesn't seem
nave helped you much -
. 'Uutdi. will Von f ih'uaJ. a . ' .
boy excited to anger - by Ihia n
r'""' fpeecii in his annf.
was.-tliA Iu-.
moilier wh.i cnAl. , n. r. .1 - o
- UB JUr Iii," Jlf
1 1 m I..- . J . -. I
.u an unyenono fclie addef.
mo iron''. jUichard
i.-
fer?M n-nf - 1
tin- boy nrrV.. 8
eal oil the sofa,
and wen! t- the tv
Kitting room uoor.
lathi'i!' ami hi; wftt elldln--
i down &:.iir-'.
I -Aii, Kiihaid. was the kindly
' ouctin. a Me. (roidoii took the
' hand ol his b-.y. 'Hut what's the
! tnatt.-r, my s-n? Von d-m't look
1 happy.
on'i vol cine iu here.' and
Uichird da w his father into the
Mil r.ny. Mr. (iordon sat down,
Bii'tl l.ol-lin Kichard's hand.
You are troubled, my on.
'A'l.at has huppt in d?'
The eves ..( Kichard fll.-d with
tiairt : he looked into his father's
t i e He ti i.-.l to answer, hut his
li s .piivered. Then he turned
a" .iv. and p--ning the do. ir of the
eal.inet. brought out tin- fragments
.fa In-.ken statuette, which had
I c n si n! home only the d iv befoie,
an i I tli- 111 011 tin- table before
his lather, over whose countenance
t hen- can,.- ii.st.intiV a shadow of
r. gr. t.
Vi. !id this, my
ask" d III all e ell Voice,
I did it "
ilow':
'I tltii w mv I in
bof
was
th.
1
lie
tl.. liee. Ill im genuine..
;n:!e while Mr. ti .rd n sa:
...ti - II: . r I. it:.. self, and rol lee i ill."
d:s;l: bed tl oughts-. The If
. 1
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il 1 ; .i li
I'..; t
i h
hi i e i
.1 v a .
M r .aid.
u.'t be
pieces!
! I e hi 1 k-:i
Veil
h ai-eit
h .ve Ii.i I trouble
it, I rati see, and
enoii
1 1 n
h-ssi,
I . 1:1
I I'll' II
.i r..ni llioiignl
ail not add a word
pain."
AS, so I 1
ii a-. i.iir
I )
I'd!.-
ah hi!
1: .11 i" tin- 11 v u.rew
,1 1
ins
liis !a In r's neck .
I ive laimil' s iater and Kflanl
enter, d the efin,' loom wi'll h.S
! if rr. Ann!
I : u . ' 1! ud
. .- !'., ;i-. S:.
t'n. lie h o!iuiaAM--f"
1. 1 es, ami l"l li"i
tta pn.leil.
"i ;ii: w is vei v niil". 1 1 ui.aie, shC
1 . 1 ' 1 . . XI. .
' -.:. a nttie -.villi.- aiti l .'i r. imi"
.. 11 e.mi . 'it was Mich an eNcpii-
- lie wi .-K -'! a t .
!.' i- illd was l.M:ii:ij against hi
tiiii 1 v:i 11 lis aiml sail tin.-.
Mr 1 1 .1 il a only mi!cd an 1 tlr a
I his arm t I vs. ly ai.nn d his boy.
Mi.-. ! -r i. n till, w i; ui Lit
1 a s'.-r :'. lo k t vv 11 iiin , but it w aB
. , ,
. Illil t-i-.il il.
I tlniik Uieh.iii v.as a very
i ..r - i ly b
We iuve settled alitl.a'. I'lu
! v. is f.e e ihl bnl tli 1 1 1 answer Oi
Mr Cordon; 'and il is one ol or
iiih.-to eei into th- sunshine as
.pi
1 Klv ;;s 1 o-sili;e.
M..
I
be one ol" the weakest,
1 1
' p;-..v
.led
enlV, m my wcaKlK
1 mat nuinort.il and better vigor he
p'.i forth with greater effect; pri
viilcd only, in my darkness, tie
lipht of the ilivine conntciiam e
diH-s bm the more brightly shine;
I 1 or th.-n I jdiail at once be the
x cakes t ami the most mighty, shall
be at once b i nil and of the most
piercing sight Milton.
. . . . . I
lie
that has energy
enough
to
! riMit out a vice .should go a little
i further, and plant a xirtu'e tlitre
So Wkat Yr Wife Wants.
i ;AVe cannot too often remind the
farmer of the necessity of keeping
liia farm -utensils in perfect order
when in use. and ot protect irrg
Ltbem from the min and sun when
not in. use. Everybody knows
tnA mnchm,ore labor can be per
ormeJ Jf'th "ffOodtool than with
tl,o.yapooroDe. What boy even does
-iv.PIiVi nuvw IllUk UIS ilOC IVUfhS l)l-liv:i
1. n 1..... .1 A. 1 " 1 1
fur being bright, and with the
nannie or tne risrht size anl enstn.
, What plowman den s not know that
Jie can turn a finer furrow with a
l-brisbt clean olow: than with a
dirty nnd rusty one. If the team
Icould encak. thev. would tell you
tbicefv tittir.P' Tnki nr harness. It
promptly and faitli fully attende d to.
unc while the hnsbanuman is
placing eyerythingin "apple pie"
rder, we would saggest that he
clovote some attention; to that part
f6f the labor which his wife directs
or perhaps performs. ,bhe needs a
.fCore of little trifling jobs per
formed which will be no trifles,
when her comfort and conyenience
are considered. The wood needs
was iiT4Jto be split finer, some of it is too
long.
She needs somethinir to
Fkinile.the fire with quickly, when-
you are in a hurry and are withal
a little fretful at delay. A shelf
or two may be "handy to liaye." A
screen for tlie kitchen window or a
new window for light and comfort
may be within the range of possi
bility. Some hooks in closets or
behind doors may assist her in
Uceeping things "picked up." The
flour barrel may need a coyer, or
"Ttlie washtub may need a hoop
1'he mop may need reconstructing
and the old broom may need re
placing. In a thousand ways and
in anv moment of leisure you will
I be able to so assist your wife and
Iiigmen ner laoor, mac sue wm-appear
to have grown ten years
younger in a single hour. Try it.
y lfavar Despair.
People are apt to think that the
hard times which they experience
are the hardest time3 that have
ever .been; and, so they are for
them. But one only needs to read
the history o: the world to iearn
Skr",t bird times lmabeen nerpet
,vki , ; 3 r--ii
meir conaition. 1 nere neyer yet WrVpf,lino tiag rMmm GQEZKSSiaSi&lsiA
bj' a day, nor a storm that was not
followed by a calm. Ihe sun is
forever steadily shining in the
heavens, and the clouds- which
sometimes obscure his rays. arc sure
lo break away and disperse, no
matter how dark and threatening
they may be for a time. The
brave hearted that hope on and
work on need never despair.
Maxims from Billings.
True kritic.isms kotisi-t-
111 sav-
iiiLT a kind thing ov an author
whenever you kan, and whenever
yu kanl it konsists in holding yuic
tony ne. Tri- ks upon travelcis are
always dauge. ous. 1 hav known- a
di d hornet to Wake up and sting
j u.-t 01.ee more. Titith kan take
care ol itself, but u lie h;i7. got to
be walched as kareful as a note
ilium. Mizery luvs company, but
is always jealous There never
was a man yet but what thought
hi, lame back waza good deal lamer
than enny boddy else's. Natur haz
tiri.cd out Mini inditf.-ient jobs, but
never turned out otu- so indifferent
thai ait couldn't duplikate it. The
sovereign mictake i., that things
aro valued at what tiny hav cot,
and not lor what they are woitn.
Ingratitude i. wuss than hypokrisy
1 In- hardest k .iitiact that eny man
ever undertook to till iz tube strict
ly honest. Mankind have , been
falling Im over 1 t iionz 1 ud years,
and i don't think they hav struck
bottom yet.
A 1. Ule girl ol MX -u- seve.i s-.mi-!iiei,
sli pping with her p.ueuts at
one 1 f ihe lashii.nalile hm Is at
h 11 .iiog-i-Spi iiigs, was invited at
dinner t tak .-on e wine as it was
im
arullliil. Shu- decln C 1.
W nv b Voii Hot take wine w ith
voui dinner, Miiiuie? " 4 T.nise 1
don't like it.'' ' But uke a little
then, my child, for yeiir stomach's
sake," he urged. "I ain't dot l
toimniW's a-he, '' indignantly re
plied the lillh; miss in the most
emphatic manner.
Self-respect is the noblest gar
ment with which a man may clothe
himself, the most elevating feel
ing with winch the mind can hi
inspited. One of Pythagoras'
wisest maxims, in his golden ve rses,
is tlfut which enjoins the pupil to
reverence himself.
It was the cry of a dying man,
whose life had been pooily spent,
'Oh that my influence could be
gathered up and buried with me!''
Let us see to it in all earnestness
tiat our influence is sweet and
pure, for it will shed its healthful
or its baneful light when the stars
shall have gone out in utter dark
ness Let the Government labor to its
uttermost, let the legislature spend
days and ir'ghts in your service;
but after the very best lias been
achieved, the question wlrether the
English father is to he the father
of a happy family and the centre
of a united home, is a question
which must depend i maiuly upon
himself.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VE6ETINE
CHILLS, SHAKES,
FEVER AND AGUE.
Tabboeo, N. C. 1878.
Da. H. Ii. Stevens :
Dear Sir -1 Icel Very Rratoful for what
yo -r valuable medicine, Vegetine, has done
iu my family. I wish to express my thanks
hv informing-you of the wonderful cure of
mygon; also, to lot votvkiiow that Vegetine
ia Ihe best medicine I fever saw for Chills,
Shakes, Fever and Agute. My son was sick
with mcaalej in 1873, and left him with Hip
joiut digeaae. Mv sou snffered a gTeat deal
of -pain, all o; the time; thepaiu- was so
Kreat h did nothing but cry. Tne dx;toi-B
did not help:him a particle, ha could not lift
his foot from the floor, he could not move
without crotches I read your advertise
ment in the Louisville Courier-Journal,
that Vegetine was a great Blood Purifier
and lUooa .Food. .1 tried' one bottle, which
was a great benefit. He kept on with the
medicine, gradually gaining. He has taken
eighteen uottles in all, and he is completely
restored to health, walks without crutches
or cane. He is twenty years of age. I have
a younger sou, fifteen years of age, who Is
subject to Chills. Whenever he feels one
coming on, he comes in, takes a dose of
Vegetine. and that is the last of the ChilL
Vegetine leaves no bad effect upon the sys-:
tern like most of the medicines recommend
ed for Chills. I cheerfully recommend
Vegeiine for such complaints. I think it
is the greatest mediciae in the world.
Respectfully, Mbs. J. W. Llotd.
Veoetise. Whea the 1-lood becomes life
k sj and stagnant, either ftom change of
weather or of elimatc, want of exercise, ir
regular diet, or from any other cause, the
Vogetiue will rene w the blood, carry off the
putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regu
late ths bowels, and Impart a tone of vigor
to the whole body.
VEGETINE.
'. FOR
DYSPEPSIA, N ERVOUSN ESS,
AND GENERAL DEIilLlTY.
B etnarpstgn. Mass., 1878.
We, the undersigned, having used Vege
tine, take pleasure, in recommending it to
all those troubled with hamors of any kind,
Dyspepsia, Mervousaess. or General Debili
ry, it being the gre-it Blood Purifier. -Sold
by tt. L. C'rowell fc Sons, jwho sell more of
it than all- .ther pnt'ntf medicine put to
gether. "
Mks. L. P Peukikb,
Mes, H. W. Scott,
; Josephus. Slate.
Vegetine" id the great health restorer
composed exclusively of barks, roots and
herbs. It is very pleasant" to take,' every
child likea it,
VEGETINE.
FOH
NERVOUS HEADACHE
AND KUEUMATISM.
i' ' ; CnicissATi, O., April 9. 1878,
II.'R. Stevens, Esq. : , ; f .
' Dear Sir I Lave uwd your Vegetine yl
"Nervou s-Haadaehe.SfT also for.Bhen 1
painful g'c
v
VEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS' TESTIMQXY.
Mr, II, P.. Stevens .
Dear Sir We hve!b;;i-n selling your rem
edy, tho Vegetine. for about three years
and take pleasure in recommending it to
our customers, and in 110 instance where, a
blood purifier would reach the case, has it
ever failed to cfl-ct a cure, to our knowl
edge. It c.'i tainly is th.j plus ultra of
renovators. Kenpictfullv,
V.. M. SiiKMiEnn Co.,
Druggists,
Mt. Vernon, I1L
Is acknowledged by all classes of people
to be the best and most reliable blood puri
fier in th'- vvorl.l.
VEGETINE.
PIlbPAUKD P.Y
II- R. Stevens, Boston, Mass-
Vegetine is Sold by all
Druggists-
PIANOS,
ORGANS,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
EVERY MAX IIH OWX AG EXT.
Northern pretendi l .Manufacturers adver
tise '6-0 llanos for $17", " and -270 Or
gans for $io," but it is Jalt'r Such instru
ments are inferior, and priced three times
their value. Don't be deceived with such
"Grand Offers. lieing ' WIlOI.KSA LU
DEALERS, having .V. Agent?, and selling
direct to purchasers, we can furnish Relia
ble Instruments from UestMak rs at lowest
FACTORY I'ttli'Es.
7 Oct Pianos, 179 I 0 Stop 'Organs, $07
1 i Oct Pianos, 230 12 Stop O-gans, 7S
M'ASOX k IIAMI.T.V Olfc AXS.
7 Stops, $100. - - 9 Stops. $10S
Stool and Cover, with Pianos. Stol with
Organs. Fifteen days trial. U ritten guar
antee. Reducti mi to TVachr.rs, Schools bnd
churches. Send lor Catalogues, Special
OflerS'f.epteuiber 1, 177, and Circu.ar ex
posing JiiijKi.ntfiiis "J J'kiwi iiul "rijan
J'ntar, etc.
LtiJDEN & bates,
t-avannah, (ia.,
Wholesale Piano and Orijan Dealeis.
THE
1878. NEW YORK. 137U
NEW YORK.
As the time has o ii.- for the renewal of
subscriptions, THE .sUN would remind i;s.
frft-nds and well-wishers eve ly where, that
it i again a candidate fjr tiieir oonsidera
tiou and euppo.t. L'pon its rccurd fir. the
I at-t ten years it relies for -a. continuance of
tlie hearty wynipathy aud generous co-operation
wliicfii have hitlier-to been exteude 1 to
it from every quarter of the Union.
The Datly Sex is a four-page heet of 28
coluiuus, price by mail, post-paid, oj ceuts
a month, 01 J CL5 j per year.
The Si-npay e.Uti'in of Tnr; Si x is an
e gut-page shes-t of 56 C ilumns. While
giving the news of the day, it also gp.11 tains
a large amount or literary and miscellaneous
matter specially jirt-pared f"r it. The
Si xday Srx has met with grea Buccess
Post-paid i 1.2 J a year. -
Tlie Wi't-lily tSnn.
V. ho dues not k.iow The Wekki.y Sux ?
It circulates thioughout the United State,
the Ca:iadas, and b.-y. nd. Ninety thousand
taniilies greet it welcome pages weekly,
and regard ;t in the light of guide, coun
sellor, and friend.; Its news, editorial, ag
ricultural and literary departments . make
it essentially a journal for the family and
the tireside." Terms : Oxe Dollak a 'ea5'
poet-paid. This price, qushty coiihiderert,
makes it the cheapest newspaper published.
For clubs of ten, with $10 cash, we will send
an extra copy free. Address
PUBLISHER OFTHE SUN, New York City
fb28-8W
It
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE IMPROVED REMINGTON
SEWING HACHIIlt
1. Makes a perfect lock snrcH, alike on-.
both sides, on all kinds of goods.
2 - Runs light, smooth, soiSBLSSL. and
RAPID. ;
3 Durable Runs for years withontj Re
pair. 4 Wilt do all varieties of JPbrk and
Fancy Mitch trig in a superior banner, t '
5- iIa Most Easily managed by the -opera-tor.
"Length of titch may be altered while;
running, and machine can be threaded wiuV
out passing thread through holes.
C Design simple, ingenious, bleqaih.
Forming the stitch withoat the .use of Cog
Wheel. Gears, Rotary Cams, or Leuer Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
sures uniform length of atitch at any speed
Has our new Thread ontroller, which al
lows eisy movement of needle bar and pre
vi nts injury to tbread. . . -
7 Construction most careful and finished
It is manufactured by the most skillful and
experienced mechanics, at the', celebrated
Remington Armory, I!ion.JV. "V.
Attention is called to our greatly reduced
prices. ... 1
8 The. No. 2 Remington Machine for
Manufacturing and Family use has been re
cently improved, and is offered to jthVpablio
with the assurance that it will , give entire
satisfaction. . - ''
ARMORY ILION. N. Y.
;. principal-office: -
281 & 283 Broadway, New York.
feU 6t ' - '
KINSTQN C8LLEGIATE IMST1TUTL
.-(Chartered By Legislatura.)
Principal ... RICHARD H. LEWIS, A. M.
Eu. C. W.. HbWABD.
As istants,
Mbs. R. H.LEWIS.
Mas. ANN A L. DAVIS.
Music. . .
Fall &ul Winter Session 1877-78,
Monday, September 3rd.
Opens
Tuition. Fees. &c. : ;,
(FEB TEBM OF FIVE M9NTH
Classical Course . . . $25.00
Advanced English .. t ... . 18.00
Preparatory. . '. 12.50
Primary. A . . . . .-. . 10.00
Music. 3 . .,20.00
Board per month, exclusive of lights '
.fuel and washing 10.00
Contingent fee... . . .'. . i . . ; . - "75
Pupils charged from time of entrance to
close of term. No deduction .except ia cases
of protracted sicknes.
The Principal claims that his oversight of
the pupils of the school ia continuous
through the entire time of the session.
' XinsTON. July 25th. 1877.
Profc Lewis is a graduate of Chapel Hill, J
ana nas naa twelve years experience iu
conducting Academies, andat one time was
co-principal of the Oxford Female College.
Under the management ef this distinguished
ftentleman, we trust that the Institute will
miBuua 1119 eavui repnuiuoi.
perne in tne past- p m-.
WW
We araTfti, flr.t i Va; -
at prices witnizrtHM reacn or aii.-.warwilSU'
SELL THE VERY BEST Family Sewino
Machine ' '
For Twenty-Five Dollars
on an ornamented Iron $tand and Treadle,,
with Walnut Top and t Drawer, and neces
sary Attachments, and idelivc-r it any Rail
road Depot in the United States.
FREK Otr- CHARliK
These1 machines are warranted to do the
whole line of Family Sesving with more rap
idity, lease of management, and less fatigue
to tho operator, than any machine now in
use. They make the Double, Thread Stitch
in such i - imer tha they avoid the npces
sity of winam he under thread, and n ill
stw from the finest cambric to the lyay
iest overcoat cloth. Send for a circular and
sample of sew . Every machine war
ranted for three years.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. "
CENTENNIAL MACHINE CO., Limited.
729 Filbert St., Philadelphia, Pa
" M AR HAL & - SMITH,
PIANOS.
TUB HANDSOMEST,
THE BEST TONE,
THE MOST DURABLE PIANOS
MADE.
-They are Beautiful Rosewood,
seven and one-third Octaves, with
every improvement and fully
guaranteed. Their moderate prices
and uniform success have won for
them the position of a Standard of
Economy and Durability.
ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL MUSICIANS
i i TOPE THE BEST. v '
Over 18,000 Now inTje.
Agent 3 wan ted in every. Comity.
Address
MARC HAL k SMITH PIANO CO.
or P.obebt W, Smith, Ao r.
,47 Uciversity Place, N. Y
i 1 ESTABLISHED 1840.
USE
HARRISON'S
AVIilTXlSTGr LJVKZS
THE BEST tN THE MARKET
Jet BLAciy SCHOOL Ink a hPf.cIai.TY.
For sale by all leading stationers
1I AHRIS0X INK CO.,
a,.18 -Sw 5 Murray St.. N.'V.
CABOUHA central railroad company"
Oi l ICE GkXEHAI. SOPEBINTENnENT, ) i
s SVihinngton, N. C, 0. 5th, 1877. J
. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
01
an:Fafter Friday. October 4th, 1877,
Trains will run over this road as follows:
P.1SSENGER,
MAIL AN
TRAINS.
EXPEKS8
Leave Wilmington at .5-55 a m
.4rrive at Charlotte at 8:30 p m
Leave ( 'harlotte at ? ... .7:45 a, m
ylrrive at Wilmington at. 9:45 p m
SHELBY DIVLSION.
Lvave Charlotte. '7:3') a ni
Arrive at Shelby at .... ...11:45 art
Leave Mielby at 12.45 p m
Arrive at Charlotte. 5-09 p m
Tbee Trains w ill leave Wilmington, Char
lotte and .Shelby, Daily, except .Sundays.
FreigbtTrain will leave -Wilmiuktoh and
f harlotte 'on Mondays, Wedneadays and
Fridays, and leave laiuriiibuxg on .Tutu
days, Thursdavg and atursdava,:
No Passengers" will be carried on any ex
dept tMtr Pa9ger,- Mail and 'Exprws
Train. -V.
Q. JOHX SON,
cct5-tf ' General Superintendent.
MISCELLANEOUS.;
HOPE FOR ALL;
1
A
Consumption ia generally supposed to ba
an incurabld disease. Whyf . Because medi
cal men, who of all others ekonld have beaa
the last to encourage such1 an anphilpeophl-
cat and dangerous assumption, have insist
ed upon, and, propagated it witi a persls-!
toncy which seems almost ineredibla la the'
light of science aid of truth. We used the .
term 'dangerous' advisedly, for what can be -
more depressing anI injurious to the con
suuiptive -thaar brooding" over the idea
ioanded solely upon : tb flat Of Lalrysi'
cian -that his malady is mortal, and that '
the utmost that can ' be done for b im is to
tender bis exit from tahi world as easy as
possiblo. Such Uielanoholj ' and hopelaas '
reflections as this belief engenders among .
consumptivo patienis, does aa much, if not
more, to hasten their departure for the land '
of shadows, as the tubercles in their longs. '
Away with such a hopeless theory. Happil 1
the G beat Mastcbsof Mkdicxxk ha re en
tered thou- protest against it aud confuted
by the most positive testimony the nion i
strous . fallacy; Daogerons 4s Imfanoaary r ' '
phthiia is," its , terrible ravages may be ; ' '.
stayed and the lungs restored to akpund
condition even after supp'uration baskea '
place. Every experienced "surgeon knews '
that post-mortem examinations of aged ; ,
persons' who" have died ' in the ordinary
course of nature have repeatedly disclosed
the traces of pulmonary nloers entirely '
cicatrized .The ' argument, . therefore, r
against the;poasibility of healicg ap'uhao .
nary abscess because the immediate iwsatfo
the disease cannot he reached, has jtbal,
leg to stand upon. Over fifty Instsnpes of'
the oiscovery of cicatrized nloera ia. the
lungs have been recorded by the rmedioal ft
faedfty of Paris, and such eminent author!- '
ties aa , Bevinna, Malphighi, Dn Baca and '.'
scores of others, French, English and . '
German, might easily be cited toprove their
certain curability!, . i.-" " -' . t'T V.
To treat any malady rationally its eharao- I
ter and morbid influence mutt be known. ,, '
The dissecung knife has disclosed all the ,
internal characteristics of ' consumption. ' -w
We know that tubercles in the lungs Vary
in size from granTrles -amaUer than a pin's
head; rto;tha ; of a Jorge bean: These' da fY
velope intd -open nloeri technically known ' '
as Tomioal which afterwards spread over a
t surface several Inches Jin diameter. .Their
sacs are filled with 'a yeBow. greenish, gray
ish matter geeraly V'er offensive. The .1
membrane itself ..is greatly inflamed, - and
the ends of the pulmonary artery and Tela ,
connecting with the discasod parts are (dog. ' .
gad with: vitiated., and - purulent maoos. ,
Death must ensue either from SnfTooation . .
or hemorrhage tt speedy relief U not eb-"tained.-'
Zt la obrious that something is re-' j
quired which -wijl enable the f sufferer to- '
raise and eject , the, poison. jratAU U" hir "
kx.-i-ji cif.i-liiit-,afieTim iiii
iim--a vr-w---aoom plisboe
ly Mtlowwwi-rY,ovo4 Cnurmieedi-
J Balsam. Tl comparable -fwai';
f"ftccum"nToiiia-e-oisonoos and ftstid -
SUUUUUS Willi WUIln, , . ".vuhu(
llammatVn of the "Pfdity the lu.
vents tho possibility f Parl, and pre
same time t toues snQ""r:rllK0. At the
muscles of the throat ands,!!nRtUei !
throw off the vitiated -jnai hem to
(.traiuing. Tho transcendent mh without
lowJb Cough Cimn and Luao hHpt
tho thoroughness with which it dij is
work. Its immenso superiority to tbVL1
titudo cf ofllcinal and proprictaryTBadi.
riues designed for a: similar purpose, wbiah
hav-D jireceded it, lies in the fact that Ii is .
n Absolute Ebaiucakt of pulmonary and .
throat diseases, whilo they at the best were ,'
merely palliations. It is not alone that the
preparation dislodge the pulmonic virus, it '
possesses balKStnic properties 'peculiarly
adapted to soothe tho lacerated lung,
wile by its tonic operations it greatly fa
cilitates ami linwteiiH the healing process.
Ah a preventive HoIXoway's, CoUOU Cube
and Lcnu Balsam is equally efficacious:
Cony lis, especially .the .dry backing
cojiglis which a re-mo common, are terribly
fruitful sources of ronsumptiou. Tho suf
ft rtr at lirst has a fuehiig ot rawness in the
throat, tihtnoMU across the" chest, then
diuigeroiiH inllaiiimation setsU, which msy
give rise to hemorrhage or the formation of
vomical, if it is not hjieedily checked and
the cough loosened. HoluowayS Couoii
CiTiiF. and Li no Bai.Sam accomplishes
this with a degreo of promptitudo and'
certainty which astonish s the putitrnt. No
type of throat, luiig or bronchial dutur
bailee cun resist )tn curative influence. It
overcomes the most obstinate forms of this
class of disorders, aedj breaks up at ouoe
the most violent paroxysms of coughing.
All its ingredients arc 'purely vegetable.
Some of them are culled from lources en
tirely new to' pharmacy, and all are pee
sensed of pi opertijes of marvelous remedial
efficacy. T be uiiHohclted testimonials Which
its proprietors have been Cfpntautly re
ceiving since its introduction to the pablic,
Ironi persons who have experienced or wit
nessed its wonderfully beneficial effects,
Jully justify tho belief that is must, ere long
become the' Standaiid Amebicaw Hrrnnc
fob all Diseases k tue BKariXATpaT Oa-
" A I M I'ORT A NT CAUTION. ,
None genuine unless the signatures of
J.'HavixicK'and G. D. Davis as agents for
th United States, are found on the wrap-
per. A handsome rtwarJ will be given to
uiy one rtndering smoh informstion as msy
lead to the detection of any party or parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending
the same, knaariiys them to be spariwae, t .
Sold atr the4 majnif afttory of Professor
Hollow ax 4 Co., New York, and by all re
spectablo .druggists 'and dealers In medi
cine throughout the civilized world, fltllper
bottle. - -
; nov. 22-lV. l J ' f
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