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WEEKLY, XPITIQU i t, s ,jar
Weekly, (' m"V vM-.fS, 00
Out of t M cotV, postpaid, ......,... . ? . 2 10
Sit Month w
USHMERES AND AXPACAJ&
:x;.!:i
1 It-
jiut Rttceired another lot of miperior .
.i (..."- ..:-.- i null
CASHMERE JJ ALPACAS,
;! is; ii:
Riinglnc in Price from 25 cento to One Dollar.
Pieces of COLORED CASHMERES, all
a vw
Wool, of superior quality, at sixty cento,
woftfe $1.00.
Do not tall to see our LADIES' CLOAKS before
buying. It wiii pay you.
ELIAS & COHEN.
B
URGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SEALIR IN
JILL KINDS OF
FURNITURE!
1URNITUBE !
BEDDING, AC.
BEDDING, AC.
BEDDING, AC
BEDDING, AC
FURNITURE!
FUKNITURE !
A Kurf Lmeof
CHEAP BEDSTEADS !
CHEAP BEDSTEADS !
LOUNGES!
1AUNGIS I
LOUNGES!
or. ,
LOUNGES I
LOUNMB!
PARLOR AND C
ER SUITS!,,
ER SUITS!'
PARLOR AND CHA
lenr owms of all kinds on band.
: .n l.-r.-).'. i-i ' .-..Hi
33-jCOFFINS of all kinds on hand.
Na Whtt Tbab Stkutt.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
.:.!! . "ii ..! .1:' 7
BT- Fine Assortment of Chltdren'4 Cawiages,
i ust 8jTivedTCair andWIBenc
1 i i-
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E. G. ROGERS' WABEROOMS,
ill
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r Nkxt to PosTomat,
A'jltJtlt'k ii'J'jtji'S 1 ,
fur--, hxu 7 jy' !.
rjM Stock Is very Lar , and embacea. a al jine of
. .-.,,1 ..1 ..v.yH Hh,nH
."Wftl--. j
'U 'lL!iiiM! ut liiVfVf; -fit f
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PiBLOtt, CHAkBEfi;,DtN'Nrt ftO0k '
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Ai)?AH'lXlTA3"U'WaX 'OfO''
officx.furniture
ft. i 'jJ.'.'ir.-i,ii ) sTSit.l. .tioyj
n ttMu 1 .jjunumuvf .iMinoi .lot iuJ Jii.-ui'l' -
'J iilwn JO-tll1. JrtJ(,,t lillT'51l (Ktirtrft 1
HI t,i-l.t', 1,1-5 ' - r
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till . tl? ii'i', Jf 'l t
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T :liW-olvrtvfif ( r;h
ltl !I-!S1 lit S--l tn
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at 81 cents.
P0S8IBL eMU
-now CAN IT
BE
WONDERFUL BUT EVEN 80.
NO USE BUYING CALICOS ANY LONGER.
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OUR DBESS GOODS
Range In prices from 8 to $3 per yard.
There never has been such a display In tnls city
and at such low prices.
IT IS POSITIVELY TRUE.
IF YOU BUY YOUR GOODS BEFORE SEEING
OUB STOCK YOU WILL REGRET IT.
We nave the prettiest line of Ladles' Neck Wear,
... Viz: .
RUFFLING, NECK TIES, ETC., ETC.,
ever offered by us before. Don't fall to see our
' flhawlsthey are
' H PRETTY and CHEAP. JfJ
KID GLOVES at nil prices and shades. ; Ladles',
Gents' and 1 Children's UNDERWEAR, .in great
''' ;! dtl '!, in-
variety. . ... .r; .-: -. . .-
W will be remembered that our Mr. Alexander has
Just returned from the North, having bought a
magnificent t.i v sen. ? u s
SECOND STOCK THI8 SEASON.
, Yoii fTiil be astonished when jrou see our. prices.
iia elegant i&ne of Black, and Colored Cashmeres,
Jua$ received, ALEXANDER A HARRIS,
Agents Charlottesville, Va., Woolen JttUls.
nov7 '
NDEB THE PRESENT SYSTEM -
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; V', iii . -.sillli'i-vf ii i r)-1 ,i
OF DAILY ORDERS MY BUSINESS )
Has feeen fnereased to such an extent thai I hare
been forced to add a new line, pf Goods to my vari
ed and extensMVt6ci7 P 1
I have oner of the best stocks of Fancy and Diago
nal Casslmere Suits, Chinchilla and Cass toere
Overcoats, an4 tFancy Casslmeres In the market
Also, a new lot of BronzeU, Brass and Silver Dress
Buttons, the' handsomest I have offered this sea
son. I
A fourth stock of Matlessay and English Diagonal
Cloaks, prattler and cheaper .tharvever.
Also, a new stock on single and double Cashmere
Shawls.
A new stock of celebrated' -seamless Kid Giojres,
the handsomest and, best goods In the market
Third stock of new Dress' Goods In Brocades,
Black and 'colored Caihmeres something new in
plaid 'Dress feobds. A Catf and see them.
Don't forget to look at my Lapnef .Netting nd
Nottingham Curtain Lace.
sawna stock ef WhBe art Colored i Twietans.
AJtaodeovte, stock of Silk and Lace Scarfs.
White anoTFarMsr Colors. ATiw stock of Trtmks
- . .... i ... i ... - I
1 1
and Valises. I
Ask to see Ljen , Collar and Cuffs. Don't for
get that I keep a full line of Gents' Famishing'
Gooda 4 ;j i ! tt j .! r r ' -!
The best Shirt ever offered in the market at one
4frnr, .f i.j.,- s ,i- i :.)!' ' ,
, Besure and examlae.mj Stock of Goods before
making! purchases. Orders for Goods and samples
solicited with the assurance that they will be filled
at the lowest cash prices.
' T.:li.-SEfGLE,
Opposite Charlotte Hotel, Tryoo street.
EW GOODS!,
I 'M- 'NEWeoODS!
.! if
"' GLORIOUS NEW8 !
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GLORIOUS NEWS !
GLORIOUS
T
GLORIOUS NEWS !
11 ' ii -i.
lot
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GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES I
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES !
M.l.
An immense stock of ail the Latest Novelties in
PRINTS'
'.i' Ji iH 's..
t-'.l.A
DRESS GOODS 1
itt I ftf.iont iwl -wiirruX BnJ rxuimn uiU
X -""Hixs, FURNISHING GOODS,' & k
y 1 7. iu t i r !
.Y'VU4i-A li.lV.-l JA3H ASOUOHA'J
25 per.eent saved .to.buylng7at his popular Jes
1 u;
tabHsbment ' ;
D. .j-it Msa ak;j.
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teian)eaiiime.witoodfc5riiBt! .jin5
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& MORRIS ft BROS:
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BeautiluiSBOYS' SUITS, elegantly trimmed
If"
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jk. Jk. -riii 111. . ' . .
AW" E
II I iU -XTivWWl V III IXV11 VAV.
j?T ( - ---! flirt . k'M'.iW
Jl.'l J I mil
CffikCiQn
s' tBretHarte,inestPol
.Notjeoirtend, notyeti; . , , ,
The patient stars . V.
M. Lean from their lattkses, content to wait, !'
: v . An u mnstontmjthemorafeiebara
lip from the levers of the Eastern gatev 1 '' Xii
; -Night Is too young, O friend, day is too near;'
i Walt for the day that maketh all things clear
.'7?-?'Not ftfyQhkmdfiMt fete : h-.;-4 !'.'?
' '"-i bn -?K '.( f. :r. iiSiJ.'.:,- . 1 jtjjin ) , , . i il l
i Not yet, O friend, not yet , .
j,r,.,Alllpw$true;..P,,i ,., ttt- ix-m ,H'
i Alllsnoteverasltseemethnow ',1
- isoon snau tne nver. take another Dine; ,
Soon dies yon light urton the mountain brow,1
What lleth dark, O love, bright day will fill 1
!;Nctyet,:Otoveiinot.yet.rTi?,,n. ;!.
!:'",7n' ' ' ' ' '1111 I I illl I II I In j
OBMEUVATIONS.
Advice to Illicit distillers: Render under selzers
the things that are seteera; ' miuti.", :,; ..,.! t
TJje may'orMempTiis doesn'i know.w
with the yKO,000 relief fund left In klsfhi
win . w-uio uf puouo. - .
The wise man placeth thet stock of his gun tq.ils
shoulder before be flreth. but the fool Jooketh
down the barrel to see the "ball start Rtitne Sent-
nd. - '' ' " ; ' -
New York's death rate fbf the summer Is lower
than for twelve years past, Somebody must have
cleaned un hack vaxd.JFn Pna.-"...." " "
Aily never'appears to such disadvantage as when
he Is mounted on his head In the centre of 'your
squasn pie, ruDDing nis mnd ieet togetnerm tne
air. ' '
It was an Ohio man who painted his matches
white, so as to enable him to find the box In a dark
night It never occurred to him to paint the box.
i: What galls a man who has. neither employment
nor fine clothes is to have some . one present him
with a smoking gown, worth eight .dollars jTyln
Lbn: : . .a r-: '. ... V
"No dictionary has been made for man that can
describe the anguish of the soul without hope."
Or of the boy with gray trousers and a black Drpad
cloth patch.T-JkTew Haven Begister. '
'. An artist undertook to caricature some of the new
bonnets that ant just making their appearance, but
his pictures were such sensible Improvements on
the prevailing styles that he has given up In de
spalr. A Com. Bid. ;
The Saturday JEvemna Gazette BarT"nPumbln
pies are liepithy , and good. "s Wefafglad there is
no serious illness prevailing amohgthem, and if ,
wicj tuc uuu uicjr will uo uajijii. ....
Hon. Samuel J. Tilden has given $250 tome
great Catholic fair now in progress in New York,
and Hon. Fernando Wood has given 8100 to the
same object- -The receipts of the fair so far aggre
gate $50,000.
i It has now been nearly three days since anybody
announced a new infallible cure, for rheumatism
and ail bilious complaints and malarial diseases.
Come, rouse up, some ef . you. Dont let this old
world tumble into its grave for want of a new medl
clne.ii Fly around and paste a new label on the old
bottle'rsfiraM'tetfe. , . , ... j. ,, . ., :i
' Triree. Vears ago a youilg m'ah graduated from
the West Point Smuary Academy and came West
and he sought In the' untrodden fields of activity uy
:tu uiiuvy w est nwm. iorais aooraig gBiuus,u;
plume itself lor flight ' He braced-hts teet as he
prepared to, shake the globe, . To-day ,he is the
traveling, agent, for a.Ctocwiatl core-factory.
ffalokeye. V",, '-.- '.: i'.-.W'.;'
u-: y f mm i ; '. ,
ni : ,:lhe thrisliau lturches.
Tath&Editor'et.TWObWveni:'' ',.'.'.,
' All prepossessions cor th subject
aside, no admirer of learning, -logical
acuteness and eloquence could hear jthe
powerful arraignment of the Boman
Catholic Church by the pastor of the
First Presbyterian' Church, last Sunday
night, without experiencing some pleas
ure and proht, and being tuny persuad
ed of the speaker's ability, earnestness
and courage iii def encte of his conception
of the truth. I believe that:e&ch 'one
of the innumerable communjona into
which the Christian world is dmded
claims to be nearer than any other wh. at
Cod designed his Church to be.nd
inrliornaiina fwiiMitfiftae tiLiima are aues-
tioned, mHgled generally with a won-
deriag pitaruf or ithei stupadjty of the
questioner, under these circumstances
I f ndiriori 44( a i xbtin&B&nthCk hlr iinnn' l
"ZZX&lz 'Lr3ZSSZZ r"-i'l
1 1 1 1 U11U III tA III'IIIM 14 III 1 Mfl I MXMII I Ml I I I
tne sects to remina one anotner; astney
are bv no means 'backward in doing, of
those periods in their respectivJu&to
ries when they appear to have forgotten
their heaveniy mission ana equipment,
and have fought sin with its own. weap
ons;! 1 :v.i. ' ! '
As a variation of the discussion which
has engaged the attention of some of
ipr fnr thP rtaAt few Wfeelcs. it
the Clergy lor the ! past lev? JV&X
would no doubt interest and' instruct
some In the community to hear from;
themJn regard to certain extravagan-r
ciei in opinion and conduct, attributed
to sueh redoubtable enemies of the Pa
pacy as Luther and Calvin. , T eyil
disposed say of the latter, fociexample,
that heaianotDe8iiate,oppne Qfptsxon,
to avail himself of the arm of flesh in
opposing error; and that the!.,Ppor her
etic Servetus suffered at the stake at
theahc,.w.iththsanc,tipnpfthe
great reformer., One Of the greatest of
modern-historians says in regard to this
transaction; Iianimore deeply sfean-
aaiizea at uie Bingte eAeuuuuii oi ocjl v v
ius. man um jmciuumua wmtu ua i c
blazed iii'the .Auto daTesf , Spain and
Jfortugai, l,, Tnezeai.oiinvaiym , seems
to havebein envenomB.by persoh4
malice, and. perhaps, envy. He accused -
his advei-sarrbetore tneir common en-
tteiMYW&W
for his destniW'll., wetl
trust of a private correspondence. 2.
me deed or cruelty was nut vaiiusueu
by the pretence of danger.to, the Church
or !State. In his passage through Gene
va!, Servetus was a harmless Stranger,
who neithef preached; rierfprinted nor
mndn tifaahvtPkr 'flf A Catholic iliduisi-
toi yields the' same obedience whwhhe-
iwiHirf 4ml, I'Alvm vh)Iw wie eoHien
iTiife-fef 'ooinjHe; would t)e'.aorie
y. I vff .1 . inn.- t...
?iz ArTTi,u,.i:i " r ,Trt,,Bituievea wm act miuu aucomwiwi iu
5 tnat,, w goyujwsyti,, wmb
tlirions nersiiaaiofUL! Whose integrity :
3.w,, ;WtiStJiS2
of purpose no one can doubt, have beett
iM
commission.oir giievous ";.k T
"S??!.?
creeuwieiy - -uy aire wmm wa aw tSir
bie adherents.HTwe nave no tusposiuvu
to extenuate the crimes cnaTgea.pujiij
ritoman uatnoiics. iney awmany wiuj
crreat r.Itf isdlffioultehowever, for us itb
ftvft. as .man v, Christian people seem'i
todo, that the whole system of 5atiiol
.Sftm is an emanation fiMeitnd1
'Hsiiurkinc enclusivelT ia iDSb interests
of the Deviii w natever may e ri ,oat
it.u mpthnd weiar& 1 satisfied that its
. 1- , r , j. i, I4-U
flmary ODject is lueutiuiM; i jw am umk
fA' fnriiirrft' Tnpm' to ' lead , 0uJV liVfeS in
tlds.worldd VaewifojCj
a''Ti ifvorf 'ftk r.rTfl ntti1" Norma DniroBo1
phy teaefit&HBafc ttIightly skeptical:
frame OKmma?woiiisfcvico w sww
after trutlu affording them; ft jawgrjara,
m MmA . p-x-tfint. ao-amst 'thd err 4nto
k frttiitfh nrrr-nreindices are OTDlle w carry
iUIH V If UiUU . AV UTO uvuf)wpu, -"Ttr--
1 nOTWviiAiim. nr r.nis sKeuuiMW' ctdb a-
ter we aye aritvedrasfwe tlunfc, at a
oiiiftnn nf.-thA vftxftd OToblems which
I! .TIT." . ;.1M.A4.n'niit
m V xi& the mere nossibmtTOaF aicer au
.k JiiU-f ha -rinM. ftnrl iri rrone'iThis
KTTieed not detract from .the zeal with
. : j r . . .- . 1 : ,f , - 7 ,1 .
miirni.ttriniiiiui
irfstiattfv;
TVnnnciatSoir'Aiak'A&W
Terv
jropeny su, ui tne .jiAi n . w j
MtrtBDioiis orrenaers Hffuinsn,u risn t i
brit!there;aptearg MM' a MWer(f
i I I a. T . . ' " I " ' ' ...- - - '
M 1 XlflUfIt. XH .141 lljn ritilOA W.IfcT!. .'UVHUW wt
a'" i n zrm i yw nu ;a:mQurui it
arnlWlWrepnlrecteaals - vlUNse iu.
. Ldition MBdep' 'the cH belief that they
Oi.a4ravol1ti9 rMTPSi1iradfl H l-
I Btuuw r- :-..7.-' . VJUA -
fti;trpapM
. m
l
n,iAttr nttTTrvrm urapni'p jtv iiiniiAi-v. , i v. i f , 1 1 nn .. I ir-i uiTrnnriivri vrri Mfl.K 1 1 1 rf -z winnuu mvw
n
friiJ Ip f I ,rj
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tlf)
in
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rn t
7i 1878;
Oti 6rowlf Fat or Lean.
Having jaid some attention to the
subject of t iacasin anrj diminishing
the amount of .adipose tissue in the hu
, man' fratnei perhaps i; may be permitted
to saya;wqrd;oiKthf mtter.'Hiaqoife
it ue LUiii.ceruuu kxuus ox met. are more
fat-forming1 than others, but it does not
therefore follow .tha;t aierson; living oh
this - JrindrbfiVdiefcsayr for instance,
buckwheat' cakes and Barbadoas sugar
will become f atrin many cases which
have" 69me :'under iriy own observation
all attempts , ,to increase . the amount fit
fat by means of a special diet (carbona
ceous) have ended in the person beeom
ing bilious and' suffering from a cbh-
geaitju- iiver, cuha puusupauon Xfu tne
otntcSitoiJ, IjhellniQwD. jesoji fat
ten on bread and water. The late Mr
Swaim, of Philadelphia, f or many years
of his life ate nothing but bread and
molasses, and yet he was a short healthy-looking
man.- Mr. Mechi,the emi
nent English agriculturist, according to
HWlJBaawnjUiy PJ inereijf TaKipgart
extra lumper two of-sugar in his tea
Another gentleman hecame fat and
ruddy-cheeked by adding a pint of ale
.o nis fliiaaay repast. ' i$uv 'ines are
exceptional cases. As a general rulef
a person in good health, obtaining seven
or eight 'hours' sleep per night, and Jiot
overworked,, does not get . fat on a mix
ed diet, he won't get fat at all, and nei
ther buckwheat cakes and Barbadoes
sugar nor cod liver oil;; nor any other
fat producer will fatten him. . Sound
sleep is, one of the best fat producers I
know of, and then it has the advantage
of increasing the general health and
strength at, the same time. : Beware of
altering your diet for, the mere purpose
of puttmg on more flesh; liesults may
follow that yon dream-not of. i- :
It,is easier to reduce . flesh than to in
crease it as a general rule. But there
may; be danger everi here. , -Msmy of
those ' ObesQ ; genUemen, who followed
the; Banting system, and tried to live
oh lean Itaeat, a very little bread, and a
glass or two of sherry per day, found
themselves with seriously disordered
kidneys, the result of a highly nitrogen
ous diet They .might have obtained
thirt Jbpes'J!()$: which they sighed,
and retained their' healthv had they re
duced jthe total quantity of food con
sumed, , and eaten, less .bread, uotatoes.
and starchy food, and more turnips,'
caDDages, Deets, cucumbers, tomatoes,
melons, and other watery articles of
diet..and taken more exercise and less
sleep. As a rule, fatpeople are large
eaters. They will tell you they are not
Don't believe them.hi Flesh and fat are
f liofr' formed out ; of nothing. A stout
youtn or my acquafntance tora me that .
ne ate "a mere nothing, ana only slept
four hours 'pejr diem. I 'found that he
really! ate as hiuch;at i one meal as I
could eat at three; took little or no ex
ercise, and slept nuie or ten hours out
of the twenty-sour. "Laugh and-grow
fat " is an old ; savine. but I - have not
found fat people, as a, rule, iniithful,'
but, on 'the ;'itiaTT,'T&ther grave. - I
mean.' the ve'ry; EatV'not tliC; merely
plump. I have,, too met with fat peo-,
ple.,,w,ho ..wejre, exceedingly, ,ynervous,
, though it i .generally '. supposed that
nervous people must necessasily be,
lean. r " :i! 1 1 -: ;
Current. PolitlctTbjriTheeijt Sat:sficd
inn WMh tee uatiocievenho t'raHb V .
;;;;; L-jJm-X), . . -
fSneclal Dtsnatchlo the Baltimore Sun. 1
A5HG6K,-iroyi 4 Several1 pro
minent . ;Republiean politioians from
both the East and the West, who have
been in Washington in the last ' week, J
have called at the White House and
conversed with, the Pi-esident on cur
rent political topics. The information
which thev have brought to him. , and
a i -i aa. : v i. 1 J
welters wiucn nenas receijwoxiaie
;rs -to -the condition of public sehtimnty
Tii rasi ilt in nntrinhim iri A ffArnft
of mind more enjoyable than j any. to
whieh he has been accustomed since
tekihg possession of the White House.
Tins comes not so much from any idea
that the fortunes of the Republican
party look prospectively very brilliant,
although it is thought that the party's
chances have picked up considerably
of late, fcuf more on account of the er-
ona earxQg or xim preseiib iai,Ku.
The friends of the President say now
that he and they are well satisfied that
no further efforts' W attack the validity
of his title will be made from any quar
tef 'pf'iidiijfflli$bt irebectability. It is
alsasaid.in circles . close .to the .Presi
dent that after, the electioBaof (i to-morrow
the tendency will be;,toaunite the
STTt ,L
J ' - A. A. " 1 Al "T"k .
tfv -
vu,l twa Tt fw,t:
ITi iXnded" "renew the fiht
wit eadmiru8tratip:aS:;Sopn as the
N"ew" York custom house nominations
were sent in atttte coming session of the
Senate. In adhTinfstration circles it is
now thought that senator conKiing
will not undertake'1 tb '' carry out this
threat and if he does the ODinion is
freely expressed that he will be defeat
led. Senator Cameron has been the
recipient of substantial tavors at tne.
J hands of the administration since' the
'adjournment of Congress, and it-;is;be-
AUis thus happy in. administration
IT -1 1 lj.-k.i A. 4- liiiiii.., -.,.4-l.r. ' r,V
although not even , the 'most
01 Kepubucana. have! anv
hopes of to-morrow's elections beybnd
leaving in the aggregate that which they
have, because
even it;the gains
Which are
pOT1T,alvaT1;a HhiiM h made it i py.
tAthatthpv witl bfl offset bv losses
fv,or staW
r . - : j
,rfM. rLOUISIANA REVENUE FRAUDS
From accounts, oificial and otherwise.
which reach here from Ix)uis4ana the
revenue is oeinc neirauuea. nt xnat
ate fully as much, is not mdmjthan.
the moonshinei's of ;
gia
and the caroimas. jsu .An&fmnier
mi atl -
hai revenue collector long ago made- ap-
otftthe Umtted appropriationtf "road it
imoofsiibleTu iilv& the'! iiMJi'Bftse. It is
in Louisiana escapes payment of tax. ;;
I 1 . pi(s. y
Expresing Hie Message.
A. writer latneoston traveller tellH
how the President's message was one
beforettbe Says of railroads, expressp
wl "-frnm Prnvidence tTTlnstnn a diU
tane of fOrfy-fewo miles intone homri
and forty murateSH it was done in this'
way; rostboys were , smioned along
Wely nitt& fjpmessage'Watied
arounua wnip suck ; ine neeiest norses
weTCselected mv1 est ttders. As
the TX)stbOT.aaw.messenger coining
he started, got his own horse well go
fes tM.he
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'H':n-"vVitwa. the Sdentlfie American. 1
There is no greater1' fallacy5 than the
opinion of many, particularly the young
and strong and vigorous, that whiter
especially a sharp, frosty oncviith plen-
I'ty of snow-is the most healthy season
or the year. V ery few seem to realize
the fact that cow is. the condition of
death, and 4 that in warm and cold cli
mates , it is our. unconscious efEort to
maintain our ? bodily heat at a tempera
ture of ninety-eight degrees that;wea?s.
us out To this , temperature; called
f blood-heat," every cubic . iuchVQf oxy
gen that, serves, to vitalize our blood,
must be raised by our own; bodily beat,
or life ceases; Since in cold weather
the maintenance of a stfticiently eleva
ted bodily -temperature bect)mes' ' yery
often a difficulty too great for our
strength, the advent of a severe winter
is really more to be "dreaded than a visi
tation of a pestilence The saying,
"heat is life rcold is death," has a strik
ing illustration and confirmation iii the
reports now regularly submitted by, Dr.
Husiell to the Glasgow sanitary com
mittee. The death, rate rises, and falls
with the thermometer. So many de
grees, less heat, so; many more deaths,
aid piQ$ perm. In one j5t his fortnight
ly reports Dr. Russell says:; "Tfiie death
rate in the first week of the fortnight
was i twenty-one,. and in the second
week twenty-five, . The mean tempera
ture in the former week .was .de
grees Fahrenheit, in the latter 39.5 , de
grees." He attributes the low rate of
the first week to theUgh niean tem
perature of the preceding fortnight,
which was 47.03 degrees, and adds:
"This is a good illustration of a law
Which we frequently observe in ; these
reports of temperature and death rates
that , a week of low temperature pro
duces a rise in mortality the week, fol
lowing." In our climate it would prob
ably be difficult to find a more frequent
cause of. serious ailments than , taking
cold. . Whatever weak place, we have,
whatever constitutional oisorder we
may be subjected to,, cold will surely
discover. We take cokl; because, our
vitality is too low to ward off the ef-
f ects ot the reduced temperature around j
us. As a matter of -first importance, i
then, to resist cold and , the various de-j
rangements.of the system . consequent, !
it is necessary by proper nutrition to 1
maintain our natural animal heat ; j
second, to retain this! heat try a-suf- !
ncient quantity of clothmg; third; 'to
regulate with care 'the temperature ! of
the air We breathe; Contrary to the
opinion current among lovers ' of cold
weather, a Are in a bed-room in Oie
winter is cheaper ad better than a
doctor's bill ; forj lowing to our. inactive
condition during slee& the ; circulation
of the vitalizing blood is both Slow and
imperfect, and hence the .danger of
taking cold by breatlihig dbld1 alt, is
greatly, increaseSC! A. cold is the be
ginning 'of everything "that1 'k bad. If
any one, conscious of having caught'
one vfeelscold chills creeping; up the.
back, let aim applyi t a nsuBtard . piaster
to tlie i bottohi ot .theffnspine and lower
part of the back at once; ;and by so do
ing he may' avert' a dangerous illness
before it is too late and medical advice
can .be procured.1 - I&should never be
'forgotten rrthat sheat' isi life cold is
death." : . ;!: ' t .
Face isFace 'with Dead .
,v ,r. '- i 'tF'.rrtfTjnes.'i
None of us can know how we might,
act in a supreme -moment of revealed
fate. .JolrbillOttf i Norwich, a pistol-maker,
was walking on the railway
track at Ndrwich Fails; Friday night,
hi ia-nfofnti wTierfc' there is a double
switch, and' 'accidentally had one foot
i aUght in a 1 u frog "in sueh a way - that
he was; unable to extricate it. A north-
errr" bound 'train was coming at full
speed, and Conlan, finding himself una
ble to escape his doomjwlf turned, in
hi chained position, and faced the en
gine in a defiant way, and almost smiled
asit struck him. His Iwdy was fright
fully mangled.
i. ... f A Rich 4ocky.
Wm. Barrett, one of Mr, Pierre Lor
iliard's jockeys, is said to be , the richest
jockey in America, being worth over
820J&00. and there is but one richer jock
ey in the world, of England, Barrett,
, 1 J 1:1 .p.' 3 1 V
wno weignu uut douuus wueu iie
rode in Baltimore week before las, has
increased rapidly in flesh, now, weighs
, 115 pounds, and 19 too heavy to rid6. It
has been ascertaihed that Barrett has
been, starving himself the season to
keen down to the reduired weurht'sUch
being the , custom of all jockeys. Wheii
. 1 l 1j j: ; a. V, T. .', .
mey quit niuug viiey uewjuus., tieavy
very rapidly.
A -GENTS WANTEr-For the best , and 'fastest
JA. selling Pictorial Books and BIblesi Prices re
duoed 33 per cent. National PcBLisHlNe Co., .
4w. , . rnuaaeipma, jfa.
HOUSEKEEPERS. ' if
; A Postal Card sent us with your address will in-,
i.h. fM. In whim raiv TUiiafratAI fHnmilnra nf ntAff I
House-furnishing Specialties.' PalmhrJcSiijuton
Manutacturers, 281 rean street, xnew iotk. 4w.
GENTS, READ THIS.
W4 van nav Asents a baiary oi iuu pee month
and expenses, or allow a large commission to seH
our new and wonderful Inventions. We rnrnxn what
toe soy. Address, witnouiaeiay,
oACitUAi Jtarsnaii, momgan. w.
- The vm- best goods direct from the wnjwwers at
AaiCthe usual cost Best olan ever offered to Club
Agents and large buyers. All Express charges paid, i
New terms free; Tax Great Amdekicak Tka Co., ,
P. o. box, 235. 31 4 H3 vesey t, ew Tone 4W.
JW RnBLOW!..,a3n ,a Wihlihi?. A
Parson's PcECATlVK-i Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in the
snare system in wiree menus. , Any person wno
ce one piu eacn mgnt irom- one; w tweive,
maybeiestoxedtw"..! .kiim.i j m.j
11 VfU.iil
.fSilOi'LLiiu i-'!r.'f
If such a thine
ter stanips, l
gessiroie f "Seat bj1 mall far leV5
30HNSON A CO., Bangor.; Me.
A GENTS WANTEft. .. i i
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i.iwJIima Tti CaffJ u-tt uvrt ,-i-.i-,ii!i,-)
In thw new voluliw the Pcpolar Author ef Nlght
Scenes laQje Bmlepcilafaywitti vivid and thrilUng.
force and eloquence tneerentsoi sacrea trutn; ana
aaas iresn lesuntouy uy iue, oeuiy, , ixmuob; uiv
suDiimny or tne stones xne mole." Agcinw wm
There in 110 68ihptWi)a Between It and the com
mon 8lowglnfl Brgt)ftpUateri. It Is m every way
superior to all other external remedies Including
iintmmts and h sc-earted'IetrieaKMDliarioea.
wnicn oonx
it extruordin
onrative dto-
locautvi will
nfirra the "ahovei fltAtement. TPor-Laatt-iBack,'
Mbnmatl8aiil!Buae weaKnasStScaoDont snaxneg
lected IXMOS-ana ixngssjuseasea Ajuaew " uwim
. -mACmu. Hi rt fr.nn" mfl toll it'o trvW
PiwnjiN , Plaster and taker BO'Otiwni'Soldi bv all
-rugglsts.- Price 25 cts." Sent on receipt ot price,
by ftutBCBY ' JOHUstw, ? Piatt SU, Kew York,
ima niis rxiOKwnn iw sparag ujouenia, growing
tviA. hrtlfut ermavlnm: and rich bindlnKS. the
hest' to 1 the1 majfiet' ',1eria9 'llberal. Circulars
ti;in-inrr- m.-t rtn'.'.tfntn . .. .1.1 L'
till
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AND RKGABDLK88 OF TIES ATTKHPW FBOK AIX qu-
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FROM CHARLOTTE
INTO OTHBjKfNHKLS,
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Yet the good Judgment of the people on the one
; '. . , hand, and my superior advantages mjmr- '
chases on theother hand.
-HAVE OVERCOME ALL
AN UNPRECEDENTED GOOD TBADE,
So much so that I am now, when most merchants
have scarcely received tnelr mar stocks,
gone North for a
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I shall be able to obtain many bargains, the advan
tages of which my customers shall secure.
To all who went North lor their Stock II
would respectfully address myself and beg to sug- l
gest an easy and cheap 1 method" ' of replenishing
r , - . ..
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To aU, old and regular customers, who. have
bought, from me this season, I would say come j!
again, oar SKUOUD STOCK in all, departments: '
will be complete In ten days., ; , . )
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Respectfully,
1. i' i. i .
a WITTKOWSKY.
REMARKABLE I
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
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OUR ASSORTMENT LARGER THAN EVER
OUR ASSORTMENT LARGER THAN EVER.
Our Prices Less Uuuiany other House.
9ur Prices Less than Any other House
A fine and well Assorted Stock of Ready-made Fall
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and Winter
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prices, at
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iii- Buy andteU'on eomalgintent- tmi kinds of, tfef.
-a ltw'fi i1l to vod.ryif .ii'tra
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REDUCED RATES. -V.i n
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J. H. VAN NESS
OUBKREMFpftBNESS,
sbo 'wm agree
to pay tl. when a new growth of BahWhtsters or
MoMhea to aetoaUy produeed. SANDERSON
if ca.'Sautonflaeti Naw Yorkitffii;iJ il A
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nfhsjKamb'eVpyMsaati&?
The'fint.itAd oldest ad- ;ost , HUemanure
madeJrmi chemicals In th4 .staMjin .others ar
meie imitations.' One tbn'W-2200 lbs-eae less
la, instructions and thrt7fwn te.your
State, to
kin utnjuira w.,
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; . Havlr parchased . the ont.gnt ot aj. a
WALKik'S ImprovM Cotton Oln;v Leather' Brush
idtu for - tb 1 States tCcth CaiollnA and
JTaimessee, I30wiwiiiBdta f4.Vintt and
- Its aavafttag ove"r the Kristie Bru ar r j r
. 1st It will gin wnt or damp cotton as readily and
an sTiiirr Is IT it w3rry
4tlu Tne mu is eooat u noc superior w wai
ffiuMd w the Bristle inj&teo T o . i 1 1 "Ar
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lAncy 1s di3edli the.beft L.... out. . T . , , r.
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