HOW AN "OLD CONFED”
HELD DEWEY A PRISONER.
Story of the Man Who Stood Over the Future Ad
■W Whon the St—mer Mississippi Burned
utP—t Hudson the Night of JTarch 14,1863.
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em^aly l*U«yad N.Ua
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l2n“>?L**d **• lb the thick
■25*a2r.£?*r-* lh" Mbaiaaipvt
ud Isrg'uErjsr1-4 r.1, **??"* ^
waa snoAitnL nr Chicago.
. ^.Uf.Utm4 MoDaoM. daughter or J
4. MoDaoM, who uUo tbla lntenwttng
** Admiral Dawry'a younmar
Kmm2*r?uz —
SESsIiE!? *25
wa«P Admiral Poway lagan to attract
•ntral attralloa be umimhaiad tela
y*ao« lloutraaat whom
ftid after Um trouble
at Py Hadaaa. My father baa many
anmdatra gtho war end aow treaa
an moat Una which relate to Pawn*
g*^*ygy. y—jon* foiiVS
Mm l uct flMWB Affair. Da *u •
litUamocatteaaahoy attbaUaJ^nd
g* ottaotad to
Moyfarhba, hot la IboUght oformu
.. Vg*»—> B«l took oata of
•“■toM thro. And I tea vent heard of
nyhody btafy who la aorty for him
•owthat tea la Admiral Dewey. Bull
now oo. tbla*. My fZK alway.
g|* P**! **■ o nnnlloenn araiy
*£&3Z£%L% 00,,,"
*™u n aatt iB»iT»
Mr. “**>r«mir« are eub
ateoatad by tba records of tba datt
tS5*!SSS Mia of Marah 1^'
W«, Captain Kalaaobthon Smith, in
bio report of tba distraction of tba
MireMpm. aare of Dewyy
in a latter lo (iidaoc Wallas, reoretafy
of tba nary:
“I coo eider that I should lio t.relaoc
tof a moat laportaot doty should I
MBt to mrelloo tta ooolnrse of ay
”—?**? yar. Mr. Deway. anil tba
Mwdy tertaaeaodaaUaat mao oar In
•blab ba aa< tba officers aud man of
tba Mtaalmlppl dafandad It, aodtba
orderly a«d quiet maaaer la which u
waa ahaodeaad after being 35 mlaataa
•wmmd aodar tba Are of the enemy *
camxmai ar anuxt
Mora than 125,000,000 grains of quin
iua bare baao ooaaaamd by Americas
•obHm duri.g tba peat yZ
sssr ^
fssstri.'ss-j* txjrLSa
Uia stated tbTtlhe
a’stsaij^.ssrssu
•Mdouraa, ala., aa wan aa In pUlaaad
la baft, sad a eoosMsrabla quantity ia
ooMmmid la Iba manufacture of hair
loo Id*
Tba official Of area to tba treaanry
bareaa of AaUatice show Uwt there
jjwyjtadtaatrear lato tba United
■tataa l'MMWJK graloe ef quiaba,
OOO M UMNO WO0 MSUOfttll wo tzoort
of Ibla arttcla. thlamaana that the eoo
aowydloo ef qalalaa waa about twenty
potootarereb lobabWaat. Aa la wail
hwawa, q alulae, Peruvian barb aod
ealiaaya each arsthe prodaeta af tba
ewcoeoa tree, which ia a aatlre af
Waaterabooth America. mmaartie.
•Mf of Zhra sad Keoador. Mow!
bowmr, kt a small part of tba repair
arena bast Umt ragian. At r et
two thirds of lbs aomlttA —-- u
«• Jarefrore MXtaM
For many tan tbs Dalob gorern
mreft waa arpsd to audartahu u* eul
£■*£•*«*• y* Area P^.
WM «?* reereafbdwd aad a
toaa aambsraf apaaliaiaa of ibadif
— _Jd by bota
u Jam In MO.
-also atartad
- lo Iodla which
> hrje qaaatltlao of qata
aonr m>n r* urg
TM sN»ly Paltry w kt ParaMI by Um
Mod leal science baa Ukau up tba
food quanta ao oloaalj during tba ra
oaot yaan aod gone to sack iroubto
•ad expanse to lad out «mj deleter
ious quality In artictus of everyday
conaumptta that tba aan who audios
by/riaaa attentively oao only sat—If be
brltavaa all ba rrndi ai tba groat risk
of coo tract lug diacaaa or poiaoalug
i^ilDNlfa
Brand la not to ba thought of aa ao
article uf diet. It la a troaoberoai
ooapouod, eooaiallog largely of alum
aod palatum, and ooueoatmt In saw
ioaautury eeUsr. it U teaming with
mkrobes anJ totally unit fur food.
X>i careful man will touch beef
uwing U> the nauibrr of laiierouluua
aaraaaMrs which an oosUntly being
Placed 0|»m the m*rk»-t. MhU«u twl
Uab urn ahe> to be UlroeU on aimllar
ground*, and on one Wuuid llilnk i.f
Pniching p irk fur Trar tba lair Umm
Ud |*lgry mluli* liayn dial awin'
fav-r.
Tli' V'urUiian cbortlralu but joy ami
lallnla •■lit that nuus of Ih-av Ullage,
rxoio.iHvail. affaeit hUaiyl' «•! iiiurug.
But nhi triumph I* klmri ny.d lim.i
vegetables are to In- dreaded beeaes-i i f
wire-aorta, bxaalura tuduea o*»a*r, j
Cabbages may beeoma poisonous by Un I
application uf Improper fertilisers. and
therefore, are boat left alone, while In
•ddltlou to tba dlaeaaa oitaroba which
davotaa ita attention to Um potato,
there la alwaya the risk uf damage to
dlyraiiv* organs.
Butter and mUk ate polaooad with
bonulo add and. other noxious preacr
vatlaaa. to say aatbuig of tba artUSoial
coloring matter which la frequently
added. Egg* are dangerous bcosoaa
ao many of thato are pocked la lima to
keep thorn good, aod nouutlv ton, a
E ranch bacillus baa found hit wav
through Ua aliell. In addition to other
drawbacks, cheese lielp* to ruin illges
ndw.
Haw fruit iMlpe along eltoiara to a
great extent. It alas ouutalaa prussic
acid round the akla, pips aad stone.
When cooked It induces dysentery.
Of tinned and poitad stags Httia
need ba stld, azospt that lbs solder of
the tms rusk as for le id ‘poisoning, and
Pitted <nrata hava recently boon shown
to bo simply a aaaaa or apload rotten
filth and garbage.
Eiali. although peas using highly
nutritious qualities, should bo avoided,
owing to Ua Urge quantity which U
sold la aw unfit state for human con
sumption, and tba dlBeulty of obtain
ing it realty fresh.
with beverage* Um wai tlUDoulikw
Prewot themselves to thaaareful (ead
m. Boar, wlaw or aeirila are not to be
thought of. They affect tba brain aad
•yoa, and act lajuriooalr upon tba coat
*»f of tba stomach. Tea aod coffee
»»ay aat op insanity, bat at least tb«y
areaore to tod oca dyspepsia. Water
to f«U of disease geruaa, and If dtotHlal
Meonaa dangerous by raacoo or tta
lack of tatoaral matter In solution.
Poultry If fresh appears to be tba
aioat wbotoaoma sort of dish, aa tbsra
to only a vague, undecided sort of mi
crobe to it* account. Therefore, duck
aad greso paw appear to be Urn dtab to
make a stood upon; but let tbo peas be
fraah, at the tinned sort are poisonous,
owing to a solution of sulphate of onp
par be * as ploy ad to give them a fresh
bright color.
wm. cbvsitt to oasncn.
SaaemU Will he WfalaaaU far nu
lakaaM* Tnateni at raavlota aa
aSaSM* Kara**.
Mooroe Journal.
Tba last legislature appointed acom
mittee to investigate the 8Late’s prison
farm*. The coin mi Use has lately been
at work and baa unearthed a terrible
Maty of wroog aud cruelty Inflicted ou
convicts foe trifling offeocca by one
SommereU, who was appoIaUd oy tba
fa sloe administration ns aupervlaor of
the Northampton farm. The com
■Htoa baa ban in aeaaloa at Halifax.
moat lmportsol witness was
D. 8. B assail. who was SommarnlTa
•tawnrd In IMS, for a period of eight
mantba. Bussell in a balf-bcotbcr of
Qovaruor Daniel L..Russell, and* fall
brother of former Watdeo Riiaaall, at
the peolteotUry at Raleigb. Proa
Rnmeilto sworn sUUmeot It appears :
1. One man was beaten la daatb on
dummvrtUS farm.
SL Osa man area beaten so be oould
sot gat oat of bed for two weeks, was
toft without food for two days, aod
waa denied madias! attention.
S. Namaroos others were beaten la
tba moat brutal manner aod were,
•omc of thaw, disabled for days.
Tba employee all stood in mortal
tear of Saatmarell aud dared not make
complaint against him. Other wit
•amaa teaUOed to tba ehareetcr, truth
fulness cud leak of pryjadloo of Mr.
Hawaii.
Governor Iteaasl) bat entered 8um
owrall removed, aad ha win doobtlaaa
be preceeuted to the full extent of tba
law far bis oatrsgaous oonduot. Tba
Qovcniar baa also written u Solicitor
DuM aod e{farad to employ cooncal
to help him proaaeat# Jim Hoars, the
goard who aided Bacmrri la heeling
ta daatb Urn eonvtot Lowe.
■—«WW Sea at raaSi.
g«w Tor* Baa
Tba war deyartowat is spending at
llm rata of HOQ.OOO.OOO e year, while
tbc money appropriat'd by ooogrew IS
••Ij #81,000.000 a year. At this rata
tec nasty Intended to teat until July
■ext year WIN be gwia by tec 1st of
Novambar avxt, or ouc mooUl before
tea masting of acngraca and two
woasbs bafore that body ana act an
any spproertaUoa._
MM lid Was DltM.
Mr. J. *. LUIr, a proataant oltlaan
M llanltel Ma, lately had a woadarfol
tebrvnaea (ma a frightful doalh. la
lafiloy at it ha aaya: "l was takaa
with Typhoid ftw that raa lata
Piwawk My Mays Mam hard
mmkI I «h aa Mk I oocldnl or*0
At op In hod. Jfothluy hoipad a*. I
KM la aooa dts at ooaaaaptton.
1 board of Ur. Klay'a Mow DM
a r. Ooa botvla yaro yraat roUat.
I Monad la am It, tad now aa wad
Mttwoy^I aaa*my to* anoh la Its
Ea lima sad |Mtaa wnhTllN
s^s2»winr«Si
Milo (no at J. M. Onrry A (Jo'a
Dray Atom; ovary botUa yaaraatead.
GENERAL FORREST’S
DISPLAY OF FEARLESSNESS.
He Once Braved the Fury of a Mob and Cut
the Rope From a Man’s Neck.
Nathaniel Bedford Forrest waa born
In Harebell Co only, MMdla Tennessee,
July 18. 1821- He Inherited tbe sturdi
ness and dogged obetlaacy o< tbe Eng
lish end the eUn end dash of the
tfdotoH-Irlsb. His paternal an pastors
havlug bwo Kagllsl,. wbilvhle mother.
Reck, ares nf tksotob Insb pareotege.
William Forrest, hie tat bar, removed
with Ills family to Tippah County.
North Mlolppi. in 1834. au'l died soon
atm ward. Ir mug the can* and pro
tration of bis wifo a id ol ie Unit chil
dren, six boys ami llin-u gu l«. to young
Rvdfnnl. Refute Krtus Tvonesae
Willlaui Forret uirt rev* r-e-.atid erhen
lo* vttW in Mi'S'a ippi avs ilia owner
•*f a yoke uf o*”0, a wago i »n«l a horse
— ••’thing ul>it*-.
Alter lilt fatlim’s iliati, Hertford
was debarred lr>uu a»y fnrtla-r educa
tional adv.tt>UM-4. and nlni,-iy learned
to mad and Writ-. Aral tliaa Orprived
of the advantag -a of an etl'jo iliun, he
wee roroed to struggle f *r a aoaoty Hy
ing Rut as waa the Case throughout
all the periods of His life, ba met the
reapousihiUltes end faced lira duties
and dangers without brellallnn, ami
with such fores end varied resources
that by bis twentieth birthday he had
«aiuc<J a competency fjr his molbsr's
family.
During his boy ho id nnd young un»
hood Im had seveial Irelr-breadi h
cape* in personal encounters sod wit
known before ths war ns a daring so 1
determine] man; but In all his life
titans was nothin* more Iwroic ttiau'hls
conduct lu ths rescue of young Abls
from Us* bands of a aioU.
la 18S7 Jou and John Able, father
and son, lived lu Uemplilt and earned
their living iiy gambling. Tbe rider
killrd a Dsu In a eiloon and was
, obliged to lire In order to escape own
TIOtiOU.
Soofi afterward* hie too Juhn aod a
man by the name or Everson iwcanse
involved In a quarrel while standing iu
front of tbs Wortham Iloum. Sudden
ly Able drew a revolyvr and at ruck
Kverson iu tbe face, and by accldrut
(so it was subsequently proven) the pis
tol was discharged and Everaun was
instantly tilled. Able surrendered
himself aad was put la prison. The
New* of tbe deed eoou spread through
out the elly. Other acts of (be time
character bad been perpetrated within
a abort time previous, and coupling the
reputations of tbe two Abies with
much lawlessness, people began to con
gregate about all*public places and dis
cussed the matter until excite moot
fanned tbo passion into a flams.
Several h aad red mao stood In front
of tbo Worsham House talking shout
tbo ooourrenoe. Several speeches were
mads, and soon tbe crowd began to err
"Let'* htog blm 1"
Leaders wen plentiful to enoourage
tbo purpose. N. B. Forrest was at
tracted by tbe crowd, and for sorer
time was a quiet observer of event*,
but finding toe people swayed by pas
aloo aod excitement, and feeling that
tbo law should be upbeld, lie nude his.
way through tbe macs and Into u lul
cony of tbe hotel, from whence lie ad
dresssd tbo pooplr, urging moderation,
and without giving them time to ob
ject, aonounood that a meeting of citi
zens bad been called at tbe Krcbaage
building st three o’clock tbo following
afternoon to discuss tlio matter aod de
cide wbat should bo dons. The speech
oaugfit tbo crowd, which dispersed lu
their homes and places of business.
At tbs appointed time great numbers
men and boys assembled, packing the
exchange u> Its capacity, while hun
dreds crowded the street* soar by.
Before tbe meeting bed beau oalled
to order leaders on the outside were
busy exciting tbo throng which suou
took up Um cry, -‘Let’s bang blm 1"
and before those Inside the building
were aware of it, the mob was making
foe tbe Jell. Able was burrlrd out
without a moment’s delay. Hooo a
rope was put over bia bead aod ho was
pulled aud pushed towards the old navy
yard followed by s large and aver In
creasing molUtod*. lie wsa In the
bands of a relentless mob, heated by ex
citement, aod clamoring for bis life.
Hoaohlng tbo desired piece, sometime
was spent Is preparation, bat tbo rope
wse tonally thrown over s beam
Forrest In tbe* meantime, having
board of tbe fact followed, aod deter
mined to release Able end restore him
bia to lb* proper antborlUis. Making
hi* way through tbe suisaea he fouad
Able la lb* position described. HU
mother and sister stood bastde hire
pteedlng foe his life, which still further
continued Forest la bis purpose to e-v#
him.
Forrest draw bis kalfe, out the rope,
sad taking Abl* by the arm ssneuucwi
lu a lend voice his Intention to reivure
blm to the proper oflioers.
There hat never been s mob more de
termined, or store generally animated
by the aatna Idee then thet which For
rest stood before; end to anateb Its
victim at such a moment was supreme
ly dengeroa*. Ho other man could
have don* an.
A n* ■Odd menu ruuw u> ror
rete »od Martrd with AN* back to t!ta
j*U. Tba mom was ao aadeelooa lh«
mob mad* ao roatatanoa tor a moment,
but atlll thtratlog tor Abb'i blood fol
lowed on. Tba malt of humanity awn
•Went tba aaoort away, bat Format atlll
boMIng Abla by tha arm reached a
lumber yard, through wbteh ha paaael,
fifthUag hta way aoooaoafully a«xl re
Mo rad Abla to ble cell
Tha mob began to Oloaa In on the
building tad ahoutad tor ibolr riot to*.
Format ataod boCata tbedoor with a
rerotaer la baad, and aaaounoad hla
tatermlnaUoa to protect Able wltb lilt
Ufa—aad aa apparent waa tha oaol and
nrtlma aaurage of tba man tba mob
t(tailed aad gradually loft tba Moon
Than la aothlog eupealar to tha dta
panha aad aubilma eoorage which For
mat dlapUrad ao that oaaaalto.
Ia IMhFrafeaaor O H, Fowtar. a
•radar hi tha talaaea of paraoalogy,
man a tour of tba South ketarlng
whartraar lia etoppad lo Urge abdleoem.
n. apaat aanral dara la MampbU and
oa tha oaraalon af hla mooed iratare.
Mated, tha* If aome praapfmat mm.
w*H-kaowa to tha eadloaeo. would
laha a mat ou Urn etage. ha woaM dem
eaatmta tha teeth of ptimaaiegy. lie
••hod Mat a ooaawlttm thoraughly
couoaul hit awa rlatan la ardrr that ha
amid ban aa eneatamily to form aa
apaalaa from tha appmraamof tha
**Mr. Fowtar waa Mtadfolded. aad
after muah panoaatan from bla friend*
Fermat tenk hla aoat aa Um Mage
Professor Fowler, etaadlug behind bis
clitUr, plaoed lila baud ou I'onptt'a
BMi
ila did not apenk for aaverul nn
(Mata, but Dually laid, under evident
< xoltrmeut.
'*1 bare rarer lit all my life couir In
ooatact wllh such a head. 1 bare »■
Idea who the man he, but I tell y«.i
idah.ly, lie la a great aa lUeaar. He
may Drrei hava an opportunity to lead
an arn y, but I atake my reputation ms
a laacli-i of |ibreuol«ay llml If iliv^t ]
loa in.me will bo MJok-n Ihroogli.Kii
Wna liruel Unit: He enaiiiinee ti»e
greatest q i ilittea aiid powers l have
• tor kunnn; and. In all uay (rarela and
r.iriwl experiences. ( Imre lovir
plece-l n.y liiiola upon Much w head ”
v, Ao U‘." ‘*e 1U- '•'‘•lout u dollar.
N. JJ. r.irrual asturned tha reap mstbd
(lies of retain a arid educalluir a Urge
family. In the spring of mei an-1 be
fore Ilia fortieth birlbjay, he was m e
•if lbs leading bualoeaa men of M-m
plile, waaiNMeeard nfM>vrral plain mi.. »
In Mlraiaatppl. winch aeioae'l slock, d
lu Mil i-specla end pioductng euoie
limn a Uiuuaand I aloe of online annu
ally. Uo waa ata>> lli« owner of rail
nwd bonds, rha and oilier personal
pmperi y.
r onvil W*i a strung TTnl.ni man, bill
wlwo war was declared he drt.rmin. J
*•' civ* Ills aeivine* b. Un causa ..f lit*
Sure, am) in June. 18(11, rurolh-d liiut
aell as a piiraltt in a oavaliy company
u drr Jincinr J. S. White.
Baity in July b« waa cai'eel to Mem
phis l.y a lelegram (run. tl>« <; .vrruor
uf Tenures** and eoiuniietlnned in
raise a reglna-.it «.f civolry.
Wtili ohantuluettlin cimp ahioialoii
** lisslericd to L, lulsnlla- for the pur
pw of |iri»niin • aim* ami olhrr
equip nan is. wliiul, In. pmoliaae.l m Ilia
own rgjaoa - and nr.night iq a«feir to
IVnnesssr. flla I iratimt-nt aaa aunn
orgauis-il anil ha rejatrtrd f.n duty,
llii drat service w»a given to lit* pro
l-A:I.HI I.r <I|K border aln-tf the K.-n
lucky linn where Iwaam distinguished
lutD-a-lf t» it most brilliant comm indrr
1 of a legiroe. l.
| Sj.hi I ret tUnclail to the army at Fort
D.mrlenu and woo for liiinvlr the
greatest prune, not only f..r tl,B part
Ins took iii the biltle, lint on account
uf having proloetrd agan.at surrender.
He urged fie-erala I’tllow and Buck orr
to fall back. assarting them uf the op
|>orlunity ami ufier having brat) advised
that it was Hie purpose id surrender
His tuiny, lit announced lu strung and
certain language Ills determination In
take bis men out. Misjudgement and
wisdom Was fully sustained by Uie fact
that he joined General A. 8. Johnson
at A'ashville wiilmul the ioas uf a tin
gle man. James Dinkins.
Jsckson, Tenn., Aug. 21, 1890.
awL'rii iraicAk acuioca
l.lk* IVbSiUmm Prelaw Ltkr DrMilla
ikt WarlS Sm-fka BapaStS Hlarlo
afkaNala
■tvw Orliana Picayune.
People who <>ulj know l»y inpoil llie
condition of affairs in countries where
the negroes grsatly ouUiamber the
whites give little ot no consideration ■
I. 1 tbs subject, ami fall entirely to raal
li-t the sitnatlo i under each clrcum
ttauoej.
)n all such counlilee. be it In Ameri
ca, Africa ur rise where, the whites
mast sillier maintain tlmtr supremacy
by fores and eupartir moral power, or
they are driven out or brought under
sat jrction In Hie Uacks. Tula Is llie
cum in Use Britlsl) dominions of Cupe
II. donv. Rhodesia am] else where.
Por soma time past a number of Hot
tentots, from Africa, have been on ex
hiblliur at Sari's Court, Loodon.
These b.acka are described as degraded
and Immoral in Hie extreme, end they
are shockingly open in the expositiuns
of tlielr depravity, and yet these cree
luHa hare attracted great attention
from many white women of the higher
claaeet. Mr. U. Luolua Peaise, who
has lived io Rhodesia, 8ouUi Africa, In
a long latter to tbe Loodon MmJ, under
date of August 16, deplores tbe atten
tion bestowed by the whites on the
negro sarages, fn the course of his
ubiervatioos lie said :
'‘Residence for aoroe time in a part
or Hhodeai . where one finds constant
opportunity lo study the MaUbele In
many moods, ha* OunvLncsd me that
any familiarity of white women with
natives uf this ulbe cannot be loo em
phatically denounced.
"We. who have made elute acquaint
ance With tlio natives or Mouth Africa
In liielr own oouutry, and learned by
experience on what small thlnga I he
■npretnaey over black laces sometimes
depends, esimot help feeling strong
•tlagust and horror at the way in
which tlieae people am treated by the
crowds—women irore especially—a ho
visit the kraal at Bari’s Court.
_ "D oiust tie remembered that in the
anr<i|>nui coioule* In lUiodasla aud
iimmi) Other parts of South Africa there
la tn.i uoe. hut thousands, of natives
•hti*H hostility Is only suppressed or
iMld ill check by a dread of lira whit*
man. bated on a belief lu his moral
superiority, which they accept et proof
of a phyalosl power behind him.”
This hi let extract sliuwa the coiidi
ll-ras which sxlstio tha flrlllah colonies
In Houlli Africa, and they arn got dlfl
e*ml front I hues that obtain In ninoy
|Mit*.<f Ilia Southern Slate* where the
uegroe* outnumber lira whiles dye to
on#, at at Dirtwt, (li, where there
***T* ha*n irery recanlly looat aerlons
race dlainrUiocot. The peopla In tho
Northern Slates a bo apsak and writ*
with such fury and hate at the deter
mination of the ttoeiharo people, un
der saeli circumstance* a* bars >wan
QMatloued. to protect Uielr women at
any 0 (St, ar» doubttsaa enllrsly igrior.
ant of the actual fact* in most of such
easts; otherwise their violent langns**
I* lira expreaal ,n nr deliberate prejudice
sod raallgrtty.
But un mstisr what the Mart Irani
l*opl» may speak or writs in •lenuueU
M 'll of the A Mil tier l Whiles, they will
I' y hi protec* lll. ru-ly-S H-al
untilles try . y.-ry ru •«..* ■« Uielr power
ff'ffll (>IC Hf| H4tl 'MKib IfV,
** J* bi nra i|«n, HI nrf inl In
Iks llotUmt.M stei y |., |, .oion. that
the aothorll lm li*n ln*v* c'-—.i |i.
A Strong Fortification
1 ortify the body against disea: '
' , Tint's I.ivcr'Pills, an ?.bsv
; jcjtc for nick headache, dy;
f' psic. rour stomach, malaria
•:unstination, jaundice, bilious
.css and all kindred trouhlr?.
The Ply-Wheel of Uie”
Dr.Tutl; Your Liver Pills art
the fly-wheel cflifc. I shell eve
bo grateful for the accidcr.t t!. .
brought them to my notice. 1
m if I hud a rew lc.-.sc c. . .
I. Tuirleigh, Platte Carnnr,.
Thm Doming of&mMty
brings Joy or pain. It’s for the
mother to ductile. With good health
aud u Strong womanly organism.
mothcrhu>*J but adds to a woman’s
attractiveness.
MoELREE’S
Wirs cf OarduS
lahesawny all terrors by strengthening
the vital oiyint. It 613 a mother foi
baby’s coming. By revitalising tbt
nerve Centro* it lias brought chubby,
crowing yeongtas to thousands of
weak women w ho feared they were
barren. It puritan, beats, regulate*
and strengthens, and is good foe *11
women at nil times. No druggist
would he without it. $1 00
For ad vice- in cases requiring special
direction*. iwMress, giving e, mjitoms,
’’The Ladies’ Advisory I>portmcnt.’’
The CAtiunooga Medicine Co., Chat*
tanoogs, Tens.. g
W« i'uaJ beewy m .rriod Ihnw mr», but Ctm3
pv< L**« trvj ctn)J*cKu Siam moarlu l-alrr
I Ui l Occ fitl _
C1R0LI1A ft RORTHf E8TERI R'T.
M'Ur.Di'U ANU CONNKCTIOSn III
HrrMT JUNK J.
r.. VV. P. UAUPER. rresident.
OiarerM nw* atAiilanl.
u»»a nowml~ ~ | luTl kTCm*
leave fbi-arr . ..i ;«.)».• liita:
tajam lowrrsvlllc . *M a wHonOu in
U«vc MeConncltavtllr. * IT a iti.l*** a id
leave tiulhrmivillv. *S « 1037 a m
Leave I'orcvllle. .. . a 4.1 a m It Id a m
lawvaaovur.. I uo u n fcr a)a m
LeaveQaatonla Magi ISO pm
Leave palme_ »Wam I W pm
Leave Unooluiuo. . . WJ1 « m *40 pm
iMlvr NMUD..II SO a Mi 4 00 pm
Laavv Hickory ..Ill j0pia 6.11 pa,
Arrive Umc4c ,. ... II U p r»j SCO P m
"ooikq aoi-ni_| lIKTrifT I Nat.'
[Jen1 [aanv ..I A SO a m7 iOpe
Leave Illakory. 116am 6aSpm
Leave Nrvrnn. ... ft Mam on pm
Leave Uimoleiuo.1031 am cm pm
Leave Ualla*.. Illlera I*pm
LeaveOaa orva.. 11) put 7 64 pm
lanvc Dover. >11 pm mpm
Leave Yoekvlthi.. 4 80 pm *01 pm
leave OulhrleevtUe 310pm ISO pm
Leave MeOenncnarHt*.. 4 00 pm Ittpu
leave LowryavlDe. 4 30 pm a II p m
Arrive Quaker,.. SUpyBOllpm
Tvalue Noe. • end kj ere Orat-cjaao. anil run
ilaUy eiorpi Hunday. Train e Not, 10 and n
e*vry imaaeuateamd atao run dally cvoopl Hun
A*/, There* rood wimMlai alia rarer wilb
Aa 0.C.I*. aod tkeC.C.1A, alao at Oae
lonl* wuk Ik* A. S UAL: a Linoototon
with ie«C Cj and at Hljtory *bdK?SS«.
wUbthuTr. N.G
Pannaoeelrtiiir tlirtaanli iicketa for al) polota
Nona, sou to. Out and diet, will and 11 to
ibrlr ndvaniaae loimllator comwpottii will
ilm iionvrnl timer. Laaoir. N. G
K. V. MBID. 1 editor.
Leiadr. N. G
J. M. MOOUK. a. P/A.
Lunotr. H.C.
(I. K. J1AHP1K. Cl. P. A„
Lnoir, N. C.
fd. T. NICHULtf. ftopt*.
Chart*'.*. C.
SALE of VALUABLE
Timber l>nuds and Mlicral
Springs.
By Vilbie of an ordrr of th» Superior linirt
of (leeton wMinty. I*. C., made in the epeeiel
Proceed lea to e.-B lande foe parllUnn. ah.reln
Of. H. Sparrow and otAarn art plaintiff! and
Wm. A. Meal aud otbvre ura defrodtoM, I will
eelltotbo b la heel bklriorat oul.lki auoilr>a at
lea court houto done lo Da lew, N. 0., as noun,
on
flaaday IN. ink wf fteyitTaktr. me,
*11 dial tract of Un1 el mated in Ctuwder’e
Mnuniala inwaaklp tn ilaatea eoumy. l». C_
adjourn* the b>m£ of Oarmi, Leva rietna
ana otbeta, known nv the Marrow aerltnm
rnud nod evuMlna about ■ eorva. Mala uf
tn* rruao tcvttbtr with a full 'InanMkn by
metre and bound* may be etwa al rko Clark a
otOrr la lb* oourt konan la Dalhaa, N. G a*Id
unde bar* baeu dividad loro nine <t| permit,
ouneeminj 111 <m mi aevaa. Mlkeome. tool
term, tl arm. 40 aeeaa. tl eeraa.a] aorrt end
no iwrva. all of which appnar on tk* idol la Iba
•aid OMrO'e oflUw.
All o' tide land la heavily tba Inrod. Thor*
arc eevtral valuable Mineral fpriiewv an Dim
pruporty, nvpocvally iboaa Mtoatadon the SO
(yum fend wntob kaa baan lcvo« known eetba
•furrow MMoral 4ftl«l Thuao kindn wlUb.
Offered lor eale Hi paraate ae above eal farlh
end torn ar n wbefc. and If tka aom of tlu
bide for tba aavornl pataaM than amunnl lo
MMkllvw «“• hkl l«r tea whoi. irSt! uma
bide wtH b. atwmpftacl end 11a eeveeal aaliu
r 1.01 inf to the oourt. Out If the Ud for lM*
I rati ea a whole Mali Ckaoul the anal Of the
Mat for in. aavornl traete, then a** bPI »vll
Ir^aruaptwi and Iba eal* rwvvrtnl abrordkialr.
Tat an of aalfti Oa. third of tbe puvehaa.
■ tmUk oa dm day afaMa and
J**LaM«ea m equal tantalum,,* on a krtdtt of
1 end |* month*. defer, ed pavmcnm to be
•norwl by 004 A with eernwrad peraauai aaou
1 I***f}"» • vrT **'" btiaeeM I'M 4aU
until bbU, oral title fieri red until rhv whole
pu«vha«e vrvwie poll. lhueha.t|ra mar any
hll or laa aaruhnau inoucy on day of eale or ak
a«y Umo bmrvafiw bafarn walarttr.
fhimi Vanda are a no 04 * ad lea none Knu’a
TkU ink Air of Aieeuea, MM.
II. A. jr**anw.Ui«iab*»044,
CoiuinlHHioner’H Hivle.
I*y rtrta* of an ord** ad lb* ftoacrlor Conrt
•if omintf. M. Ui inado tbfa dar In Ibn
AMbirMnaMM on'lind "& W. Cnrain and
inbin* aaainab a. M WMMMim ao't oaimtr
n -ill Ml IA lb# blab tat MMn at Mm anoft
tuna* *«T In IMItad. M. 0_ at an*o'Haab r. M.
' “Tawday. Ik* IMh dafaflltft. laaa,
a iraaf of land tftnalud Is UM»a anuaty, H.O.
■ai b.abaataaaf Owrtfrt tfad.knaniiia
Hn i Hi »ba .llatMim o» fba Mabart and Anal*
(laramlanMa.outiiatMlaM Jt tart* man* rw laaa.
rvr>aa ad aatai itna naff ar jha >it ~1iMr
ar.lv> t» ba a~0 In aana on day of al« and Mm
bataaao on Ion* of diatala and I Bo
SST ^t/fc^aSlaSSj
AaaMtMdMf
Tba Man tay of Airoail, la
Southern
-^—.Railway.
. . . TUR . . .
STANDARD RAILWAY OF
THE SOUTH. ^
Tn# I.Im* In All minia.
TKXAS,
(ALIFORM A.
FLORIDA.
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I'nlMD tiln»
O'.Witly FIRST-CLASS Equ • • >
w on i || Through anil Lo ■>. IT u |
Pullman Pal.oi> Blnnpino C.r.u. all
Nlstil Tr.’n.; Fut and Safa Bohad
^ mi .1 h| iNraaaik-.il a a-I 1IM
•m »*»«.r4 a kar. raiuranabl.
a-»4 Kliallilni. laarur^, . , .
*Fn,T Tiiocry .iqaifi mu tig. taui-m
RATO AMD arKRRAI. UtmMIAttllll. 1111
AtMMimH
*• •* *•**"*. r. s. utinr,
i:r.t r a„
Ckul k>,l«- *. 0. A. lav 111*, M. I!
Tmakla la Aaavrr Qnaailnaa.
KKANK M. GANNON.
4. M. CUM*. 1,V r ACe"
W. A. TURK. Tr#m0
General 1‘aMenger Agent.
Prof<>sHional <'nr<lM.
IVat. If. I.EIVIS,
— Attoiu«my*atI*aw —
OAlrOMA, K. C.
Pmci'-c*-" wf*en*ver Ml nivieri
nqulrnd. H»id Hii« nd« In ill npitm *.f
Admin!'i<ntInn «nd sunrdiatiRhlp for
ull cllrhii, oiilirnt llw larniirvnlrncH
or nf h I*Ip In itic court ImuB^
ruAooici l». Hm.t.A*r> • i.otirn j. j(• i i am d
nOl.UM) & HOLLAND,
ATTTA. A ISI S«(IJ*M AT LAW.
dai.i,as n. <?.
Practice In all llu* courts.
clTt?
-ATTORNEY-AT-LA W—
O AS TONI A, M. C.
Will practice Id Ilia oonrta ot Qaato.i
and adjoining counties and
in the Federal Courts.
J. II. MILAM,
A TTORNKY-ATLA \Y.
Gastonia, N. C.
Practice* In nil the courts and gives
prompt atteoliou to all tmalueas
Intrusted to hi* Care.
Uincc Central Hotel block, second Itoor.
W. //. Hoff nutu ,f Son,
—DENTISTS—
O AS TONI A, - - - - N. C.
V Office over First National Bank.
Plum* 73.
npritTFALLs^
DENTIST.
Gastonia, .... jf. C.
owe* aver BrAwler • Slruejr'a Steer,
■ratlinv Aptioteiaarelai
Me ArirnvlHe, 20tli 37tir of each noctb.
Clover, S. 0,, 28il>30th of each mooth.
Db. 1>. E. McConnrll,
-DBNTIST
Offic* first floor Y. y. a a. Building.
GASTONIA. --N. CL
Vbonn ou.
j. d whitesideT
PHYSICIAN * BURGEON.
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nt <lavu>ot. tad aurwamiUiw oounirv. oSoe
InTSS!? L° * ntalaad pnvaio room in
l>ag Move. All eaUa
HZLZu r®c8trv.J"Trmv< anvotma
SpwUI iU«nt/m given toitwgaM of women
MM cbMrw
*»-Sta7 n«w as. Might rb.M *s
Commlu loner’s Laid Sale7
order or Court
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