!SaraB&BliES3S
.11,1 iii iiiiiisiiihim in mi
Stye Charlotte bsatta:.
( iponltyuedfrom -first page.)
' r &rirmivli Wftti internal and external
, :i ' p&m w$ sickness ; prevent . men from
-w prqcreanftij' and women from concep
: ! tiouand render them entirely unfit for
men uiutiifi uiwiHfiuiwwop Kiiiu ijyj i ue aeuuiiu tlllUJUllIU UUV. iUC U1V11
recant, beidei fcvjjth sacrilegious ljps, law forbade the -repeating of the tor
the vetffmh Stieh they-4iavereceiv--f tiirg. Hence the following formula
points the professors of theology, Hen-
prlMwinqjttiswb9rs (WifiU absolute ;pdwer
over all districts which are contami
ftated with, those .diseases. Finally, he
tHalms'-Thkt- nd appeal from the tri-
Vtiinnla i r mi 5 01 t-rra rv.Ti or iaii rfa
uul even to llitf 'PDpgrimgeitTwill be
1 1 mi j j it.
Sorted to fulfil their commission with
'i a i 1 an1 oovorifv rrlio Tin! pnntoinc n n
directions as to how the judges should
nroceed in the trial of witches, but "The
Witch-hammer," bearing the sanction
! i 1 T i. 1 ' 1 11 ' '
oi me xope, is most explicit upon iie
subject. This book became juridical
authority, ana was tollowed even m
rlV, 47 "SLrvr 2 1- r'
wlhns Theories are
a upon the benptures.
entirely founded upon the "Scriptures.
Jesus in the desert, and the many-,deipo-niacs
mentioned in the New Testa
ment, are adduced to prove that Satan
can dwell in man and use the "human
body as his implement. Moreover, Mo-
existed. "The Witch-hammer" then
broaches the question whv it is that
women are especially addicted to sor
cery, .and devotes -hirty-tb ret? pages to
the proof thexjepf. j,The,f olio wing- Js van
example orits argument: The holy fa
thers have often said that there are
LiwqEa wipes wjjicuriiave pp,niQijerauan
m'gdotr or evil tnff tongue, a
and a woman. Cnnr.erninnr woman thia
is Xi&Wt m mi havaVHMi
piaincs against ner. rne wise oiornon,
who
was himself tempted to idolatry
Luteu y i8, writings
inHiea. Bad biit true
14.1 Hl jChjysostom
is woman but an enemv
of friendship, an unavoidable punish
ment, a np.rp.ssarv evil a nntmnl tomn
tation, a desirabfip pfljiction, a cOTistrit-
ly nowingi aourea ot tears, a wicfted
work of nature covered with a shining
varnisn r Already nad tnehrst woman
entered into a sort of compact with the
uevn; snouia not, men, ner daughters
do it also ? The very word femina
(woman) iatn one-wmtrngin faith;
for fe meini "faith 9 nnrl
Since she waS ttHne$ o$ a crookecl rib,
nei vniuvimnQm nLuiona3 Deen dis-
tuiteu anqp ipicijiipusmoi-e toward sin
than VirtllP 'If we IwrA onmnn... K
- - .v .a.v WUIUAIC LUC
words of Seneca, "Woman either loves
or uaies; mere is no third possibility,"
it is easy to see that whenhe does not
iuve vjou sue must resort to tbe.onoo
site ciucuie ami nate- mm. IV is thU3
clear why women especially are addict-
cu w me pracuceot sorcery.
The crime of the witches exceeds all
others. Thevare wnrw than fh ;i
for he has fallen once for all, and Christ
mis uot suneren ior him. The devil
sins, therefore, onlv
but the WllCa both airainst. tho Ppoatnr
i t.i . . . " v.,-"v"i
rTP frAtXZJt we
Theandsimi aTW thi fif
part of -The Witch-hammer" attempts
to settle. The sennl
. " v "vuvi 1 LVO HID
yanous kinds and effects of witchcraft.
At ciaims mat tney produce hail, thun
; der; and storms; they fly through the
air from one place to another; they can
make themselves insensible on the
rack; they often subdue the judge's
. inmd by e harms - and confuse him
mr'jugn compassion: they chanee
LuciuaciKiuu oiiiers into cats and
were-wolvea; nay,.they are able to en
chant and kill .men and beasts by their
tcij. iuuas. ineir strongest passion is
Jo eat theflfishof . children; still they
eat only unchristened children: if at
any timiru baptized child is taken by
them, Kfappens by special diyiae con-
POOOIATt
Their compact with the devil may be
of a private nature, or a solemn one en
tered into with due formalities. When
the latter, it is concluded in the follow
ing manner: The witches assemble
upon a day set apart by the devil. He
appeawij fthtassemMy; exhorts them
w, zattMOiness and promises them
long life. The
i nnr. T.n fho toi on-i t-.i,
uieoamor allegiance. The devil then
lnstructe them how to prepare from the
limbs of new-born bates witch-potions
and witch-salveharj4 presentai them
with a powder, instructing them .how
to use it to the injury of men1 and
Ihe Wlfch appnmt-ilialiaa 1,, .
in the air. by ameariug a vessel, a broom,
and a rake, a broomstick and a piece of
linen. With the wifl.aulrr .
she moves forth through the air, visi
ble or invisible. "The WihammeiJ';
reminds those wim akW i.. .XjH
voyages that the devtf carrieti Jesus up
flA;ife w ... 1 pmnacie Pot the
temple (Matthew iv). -" -
The third part of thia remarkable
wyiw gives me criminal law of the
witch-courts, with instructions : hr.w
sorcerers witches, and heretics, are to
w uciore Bpintuiita. wjell aa civi
u juuiiaia rine vvitcji-Lamiher"f8tat
mnv uie tnai may commence without
previous accusation." .When an
juquisiior comes to a place he must fex-J
.. vywuj u3 ineaus ot proclama
tions nailed to the doors of churches
nu-uauo, aim uy uireats of ex
communication and punishment, to give
wftchc ft 11 f Hl1 persons 8usPected pf
Two or three witnesses are sufficient
to prove guilt. In case so many do not
present themselves, the judge may find
and summon them and force them to
tell the truth under oath. Tne quali-
uun necessary for witoessea to
ihl lT. W1U aPPear "om the statement
nS.l? excommunicate, accomplices,
outlawed, runaway andjdfesoluteJwdJ
ir lrreproacteW! "vTitnesses-' in
voca wuen ue iaith is involved. A
witch is allowed to testify against
witch, wife against husband, Eusband
, uu, u i,uo testimonies of ar-
complices or relatives are to the ad v?n
tage i of the accused, then they aeof no
validity, for blood is of courSt&EZ
man water, and one raven dn
nw,iucu ui nave an Jtnxfwutn
but -The WitchiammeffliT0?
more dangert than Uuorcerer. He
should be iooked upon with susmVinn
in the same degree us he makes a 7pi,ij
ous
then informs .the judge of five "honest
and apostoUcftki? means of whffi
n j .r r "- v ,uiy uei
wio otuuocu arm ti.e r lawver
"w ww lunowing examples:
Mrs.
mat
laf. tiift -iTV Imlrl '-Viiii tr i". ..
witch? hrmmw&x i
UDon
the
""no
"
-the
anowea.. am
nnwftr nwr Hfvrrii flp.nr.rr 'flrl at"ft .-
Ipplness, jqoa
oWelMtdifestrtfiVi
vfcM.1v1irat-f.
I'll U -ll us in . xn . . . r V III-
-j v v vv-t&u VAV9VI(
9a.wtffArw!yo Texlaaiiii,t.pT(j4w
yieiiftthatiraeitivlA
cow of others?" .- CIJ - J
8UV
the
I before the trial of a feersbn abused
rt-f oAtiair 'hA wka T.rr att "tKn failh fri
va PUI I) ajj II tip pull via A uvn j .
order) that his mind might teinclipecr j
to i conffession- -The1 "worst witclies'1
were tnosftwrip auowea tnemseives to
"c c u V!?
uc ii oauuuci , iuiu uj
endurance. ebtplaiBed4y the stippobb
tion that Hbf! . : devil; t haideils. . them
against their tortures.'V- If confession
day, the torture was to be continued
the second and dtliird day. The civil
used by the judge: "We ordain that
the torture shall be continued (not re-
peatea) tomorrw!'.Th,e secona;.ciay
r.tA inerrrtiwiDTtro tnrturft woro flvninir
IllO Ul U UiTUtd Ul VV1 iUlV; TTVAV VAI11U1IT
ed. and thft .ipc.iisfidt was adiured. hv all
holy nairies, if innocent, to pour forth
immediately abundant tears: but. if
.guilty, no tears .aLaU.
A .
ir tears snouia now, uie juage was
directed to see thKt ft te not saJifaor
other fluid: and the witch was led into
f toe- court roem backward, tri at tM
judge might see her before she saw
him. Otherwise he might be moved to
criminal compassion by her enchant
ment.
It yrasjsUU;further provided that the
1 kit be of the Acfcuidd shotild bVx am i n-
ed to see if they bore devil's marks.
The absence of such marks, however,
a L wibuubbs uirecuonaisuaio ui
ways and mean-s to be adopted for the
ensnarinsr of witches this dreadful hnnk
ensnaring of witches this dreadful book
vmnii hps. i lift ptrper or tiiertinw tin.
dledJhy the biill oL Pope Innocent' was
vl- f.n in v.rt n;MViAtk
The victims were counted by . millions.'
oays an aumur oi me sevenieenin cen
tury, "When they had commenced in
communities in Germany and Franr.e
all the women Were sent to the sfaka-
and in many instances princes and po
tentates were forced,' from fear of see
mg their subjects exterminated, to stay1'
uy auirwruacive command me madness
i : ' ... - i
oi me luquisiiors.
No age was exempt. Children were
brought to the stake with their moth
ers, fA gloomy presentifnenV pfivaded
thelcotniniraftt hfeiiitlMe feifcclamitioti
on the church-doors announced the ar
rival of the inquisitor. Work in the
shps and fields ceased arid, the persoiv
VtrhV. k -1.1 : ArrhMHr i a i- V
VW-VW IUI VmitEllDiUI.KHI !!.- Illll-'ll
Jcsfri -nncn ucrurciiiitm. LUilL lit;
was lost. And the arch-fiend was the
agent and instigator of all this madness.
"He was in the castle of the knightthe
nalane rtf Uie mitrhfv. thp lih.-vtoav.f
the learned, on every page of the Bible,
m trie c;iiTinwYTs. in r.rrp. 1:1 q nt nut o
- 7 v. jUOblVV)
irt th Tjiwvpv'q h rnTiAvc tKaUK,M.n
tones or nnvsicians and naturalists, in
cottages, farm-yards, stalls, every
where." The nonular literal me rf tl.ia nm-m
consisted of legendsof saints and stories
about the devil, fliers
giants, troll3, forest sjairit, elves,, anfl
iivuSuuiiiio vju wio tanwij mcKs, river
sprites in the water; fiends in the air,
and salamanders in the Hip Thoro
were monsters such as dragons, griffins,
were-wnlvps. witph.lrin.-l Tiinv's-mmni.
autlsupernatural beings derived from
nuuiuii worm, out or dimmer out
lines than the preceding.
Amoncr these la.st was flip msnHva.
gora, which was supposed to reveal to
its DOSSeSSOr hidrlen tliin(rs Jinrl fiitni-Q
events, and to secure the friendship of
Hi meiL lne rOOt, Ot t ie m-Hiriraimm
or mandrake, often divides into twA
phi is, una 1
parts, ana in us presents a rude resem-
blance to a human figure. It was be-
ieved that tms plantcouldnotbefound
except below the gallows where a pure
youth had been hanged. When torn
from the soil it was said to sigh,' shriek,
uiiu uioan so piteousiy that it caused
whoever heard it to die. Tn finrt fntJ
. V lO
Diant it must HP. Krmo-ht lfm-n oimvo
Friday morning. The person Peking
it snouid careiuily nil his ears with cot
ton, wax. or niteh. and take wiH. him o
' ' j ' -- .i.uu:lllll Cm
black dog, without a single white hair.
The siern of the cross was tn ho ma,
' v V 111 LfcVJ
three times over the man.-lrawr.i-a than
the soil was to be carefully removed, so
4nnt i ... ll I l . . . .'
nmt it whs anacneu only uy its fine
i j ii h s. i r. was inpn t.aH i.r
to the tairof a dog, who was attracted
forward, by a piece of bread. The dog
pulled the nlant from thp. parth hnt fu
dead, struck by the shriek of the inan-
aragora. Ihe plant was then taken
home, washed in red wine, and wrap
ped in red-and-white silk, laid in a
shrine, washed on successive Fridays
and dressed in a white frock. If the
mandragora is bought it remains with
the person who tlma secures it, regard
less of where it is thrown, until sold
again, If kept uptil death., the person
must depart to hell wiUm
In the demoniacal faHfrnf of the mid
dle ages were-wolves played an importr
am part. They were supposed to be
men who chancprl th
tune int6 yolves,and roved about hunt-
THd,vTrir WnWriin , i.; .
viiuui. i.ugusLiiie, one oi
Hue most Drominpnt nf tho f.,fv,
i , . v . wii o aiHi
auiuors oi ms time, taught , that it wks
tlie devil -ho wrapped a wolfs iide
around a witch. rpfanr.hfhnn u w
lieyed in this doctrine, aud the Emper
or Sigismund had the question investi
gated "scienti final lv" i
theologians, and they came to the gen
Sfi!en hat tne were-woTfis
niTIOKltlvn artrl -nofonf .
Btencfi;qf .the, devil being accepted,
to ueny mat of the
"CiT" u" supported as it is by the au
thonty of the fathers of the Church and
"j tjeiieiai experience.
J D " VAiviicMLr. I .
- -ArlOllier CliaSt V SUnprstitmn rvf iU,
iiilICO Wcta LUitt Or DP I IP.r ill ir.irr..-
Ifi7VtMl!emb0?ied souls' which
hAcf rectothdtt themselves in their buried
bodies. In this garb they stole at night
rato-houses and sucked from the nip
pies of the sleeni no- their 1.1. mi.-
B -J.i UIWUi Alio,
person thus bereft of his vital fluid was-J
in turn cuangea into a vampire. The
corpse of a uprsn
. - . Uri.vu V ciiu PUT-
ism, if dug up, was found well presery-
eQ. and ail RhnnHnnna -.f t if 11 -.
woHianow lrom its month
J 1 1 . - - a. ll
tue scomacti. To this horrihlp i0iiof
aaor Wl o , . .
tThiAi. a i"!r Psychical pestilence.
uiwi ouicau LtJITOr in T,h A Anarrian
pi uv iimes even aown intn tho
teeuth Tentury.
W&hixe liprp
m1?,3 ?f middle-age spiritualism, and
must referjhe. curious reader to the ih-
StrilCtlVf! Tlftdred Ti.. Tji.:. j.
b8bk for the fuller presentation of this
painful subifipr Tho Oio r
have given may seem in the last degree
ludicrous and incredible, but they im-
rj icanues ana an unspeakable
wretchedness in tv.a
where such notions could be harbored.
Aflte. aco t.hnr. hnilf tUa oH,j...i-
--n-- w.uv uuu vauicuials OI
iliUrODO Was nnp. nf fanatical roi:;
vHWRdmasaa, wu xrom mis we may in
fer the terrjble sincerity of the horrors
0ljIn8aiMithnprstit.inTi hv ihi,
OIPM rtr-J- Jl . 1
mmds of ..ueople were darken eri nnH
poisonea. -
IS TBnrrt ran atsrav rh i-m,.; ,-. -xj-J
' ti&vS ran away, tiro
' i ,mm;, tiivy Mllli; jur
oarTMruoDv
uuuji, uiCrtMllj til ICC 11U3 UUU Illgntr
fullv br n isin d'tii s lirtdvl-' ThA Ash
Ilia VT .A . It , ra ..n . . . J 1" ,
Journal saysjhisinjariess are probably
fatal. , d A il if ;
Mrs. winslow's SooiblnSyrnj
Rev.aTrKniiTrnVf tMunrItAaMln Th
I Boston
unnm amfraaiiiini-WA annl1 ri nn ,
1 re4
conmtfhcHtfiy kradr of nvicliWWrich wedld not
IT Tift or m rta (Vj-ia1 n ft t 1 1 i j r 1 t rvi 111 rtmr Ca..a.
Wlnslow's 8othtng SJirip we can speak f roni
uinasiua liautKii. jar aciaiiKrifLiiYiniauL liulhi wvw rn
r.-i . . r r. i lT . i.- v. x 1- "1
vsioR ouiet sieeu. unr 11s narenis uiiRnonr
reatatnlzhL Mo-tuiiuntn can aDiireciate thee
fortabi.
uiesirrgs.' 'titreis tin-article wnicn worKstoper-
TMrflll't BnI 1 antaLil.n '1.. 1- tm .1 nrtm rinn 1 a tna.alA.J
tTimsiV.
Vhllh If affn1. Um. . 1. n,.tlB nuhiMiKl..3
a ivctuuiua vij-o iiaicuib as Lciict,tj limuiui, duu
little cherub awakes fts-J-brlght asabtrtton:''
uuciuk ui- BHicess of einiiL:r a vaiue is
lncalculiialA.I IVa k a k fwattontlit hAinrii mnfhcirti
thkannffin'hiwil.n.iV l firan trta Mr.h nt
child till It 4wdTnnishedTWttlv.lbP. tetrifhla
u on anvoo:
insiaerauon wnatevtr; boja ny tit
decll dAw iy
A Horse-Actor at IVIT, ?.-
AmontT thft sirt.nra met
wf a ot rwsrev, uo
f Fw xout, are iames uoolc, the equea-
New York, are James Cook, the eques-
u iaii, mm Crispin, nis wonderf ul horse,
- : 'Inthe new nfav vha..
paired of Crispin f s' iky 1 lfeHti Ivehasm
eight feet in "width,1 tyTiich Jink been
Athlone, by thej)easantfy Of " he town
to prevent the German besiejrers from
crossinf?. The rp.hparsnl nf thia a.f
0 .w v. tn v
Wednesday showed th intolli
Crispin to be wonderful. Mr. Cook
I havinor mnnntpd. th unimui .n tho
f-hg? on the right Pi the sta'gtvlie, dash-
- i aH vnnir Fit nr. fvii; .vi
fed rapidly up' the Incline and along the
bridge until the chasm was reached.
Here he stopped, and -putting his right
foot down the aperture, pawed : the air
for a fw-seeonds,-8eeminglyintent on
discovering whether there was any
solid surface beneath. Then he raised
flis hp.i- iraivA a lnw npitrh sinrl slnwlu
Tbckedaotvn the ' bridge to the wing
from which he had started. Again
he was urged on the bridge by whip
and spur, and this time, when he reach
ed the chasm, he bounded in the air and
landed safely on the other side. Three
times this performance was repeated,
but the fourth time Crisnin stomied at
the edge of the aperture andxefoed to
bUdge an inch; rveraMMrf attempts
1 vere made to force mtit adoSs,"iat he
was obstinate, and finally Mr. Cook
gave the battle up for the day. When
Crispin has been put through a full
course of rehearsals it is expected that,
with his grand leap, one of the finest
tableaux ever seen upon the stage will
ue produced.
: there was not a death
A (arfl.
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CU RISTH AS HOODS
8:4iX
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niiu
t " ' TOY AC
i w i av.
AT IUGUER'S
You will fliid the largest and best assortment ot
Tnn'RVlil.'hmimht .a k. : fm. . . i -
mviiu W U1C SIHi - xuc; ore uuw w
lni nwnAH
a f vu v.
Candies Both Plain and Fancy
jvu i u eisewnere, ana hi pnees as low u not
Vmi mill 1 iv . .
luau uu xm uuy me same in mo cny.
FRUITS,
NUT3, BAIS1NS, CITBON AND CC BBAUTS.
Seedless Ealalns for yocr Christmas Cake.
The best assortment of
PLftlW I FANCY CRACKERS
Ever Drought to the city.
-CANNED GOODS
Of an descriptions.
Here Is the place to buy your
CAKES AND BREAD.
As we make a specialty of Cakes especially for
Cruiarmaai rVim nH . " ... '
T - U1U OW. - i, ' '
Eespectfally, '
D. M. RIGLES.
Dec. 5.
grttgs una iBXzaitincs.
DR. Jl H. MAden,
'10
DRUGGIST AND CHKMI3T,
' . i
' ' 5fpw offers to the trade a full stock of
Lubis Extracts and Colognes;
English Select
SPICES
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps.
English, French and American
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and
day at
J. EL McA.DKN'8
Prescription Story.
JUST RECEIVED.
A full line all grades ready-made
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR
From the Manufacturers, and will be sold for cash
at New York Prices.
Another Lot of those
FINE CLOAKS
At the same low price.
New Style Trimmed Felt
WALKING HATS
BLACK AND BROWN.
25 dozen of those 81 Corsets left, at 60c, at
MRS. P. QUERY'S.
Not. 12.
rrrcr
WHEAT BREAD
AT PRA TILER'S.
CAKES !CAKES !
Pound Sponge, Fruit, Jelly, and all kinds of Fancy
Ce"" PRATHERS,
Orders for ornamental Calces promptly attended to.
NEW STORE.
TIN 1 HAED WARE.
Have iiifit rOWafra-w n i- W 4 TTAn.
w J i . . 'vwnrTu a DU1C11UCU BtAlVHUl UClUUiK
and Cooking Stoves, consisting of
IRON KING,
COTTON KING,
ELMO, PALMETTO,
And tftfe Cetehrated Excelsior (tooklng Stove, Sheet
Iron, Tin Plate, Zinc, Solder, Wire andTln-
wTJJt-lroQ work promptly done charg-
" ' " RICHARD MOORE,
Neit dooi to Wittkowsxy tc Baruen,
r asw:.. 7, . Charlotte, N.C. ;
a'uy. io-qou ,
"00 BUNCHES'
'i imi-Ji.i,U,n ;.;A iy1) :
Spllosd and New, at
'it .iff .htlT ;o'-t.
i ooA .V 'uo Cl v. ior siue, or jor KIUK
. 'rr.' w-u proneny or J. s. Broadawav.
Wrtt DB. McADEN. I
1
Beatgaslngtoi, j,
1 - - - -. - - - - - 1
- A'GJSNM -WAKTKD-iot 'the best and'fastest-
Solid Walnnt
Case,
lets .nowerfiii
kta.vAa.
nnlv
WV AUUiCBS
. u o. rimu mj.,
163 Keecker St , New York.
Agents, Read This
WO Want ATI A (TOnt fn tnla 4 .
" wtuui wuuij uy WUUIII
4awT VI - TS.il mreuuuu. ramp e rree. au
dress at once SELERMAN & CO., Marshall, Mlchl-
1 200 111 30 ays on 81 00 Invested.
ffuiJi00 reP0rts and Information free.
$1 0 'TO ft t 000 Inrested hi Wall St
fhi-i TX?"- fflrSS'V eipiainmgeyery-
oiJu. a w. isaiiKera, 17 wail
outsat, is. i. .
il 8000 PLAN. , CnfoMninit aii 'Aytcriitfnp many ord.rs
' -EM 12 V.'v " " h" Mtnute hf espital, with
i H"m mnement. Inri- t.-niiiiviiiRlprorateoa
r tiirtoitaMuts ul iS is IB.MUV i ( jrcul.r, with full ex-
- ' t,A WRIVrif Ti i a a . T
. v.. .i. uiosm on cri. new j or&a
EPILEPSY, FITS,
FalUne Sickness,' St1vlfes Danee. Conttflsions,
Ann nil affllftHnno rTTDPTvkw -rvr
rir Tzi "v'av wuAi uj nDniK ASH
infallible :and uneteelled remedy; warranted to
effect a sueedr end nermanent '0.11m. stAtiaHna
show an average of 95 cures out of , every LOO ca
ses, a t ac, k buttle sent to any sufferer send
ing us tucir exyiess ana r. u. aaares.
a. JT. UUOKX A CO..
1 U West 36ih St, N. T.
:. A Great Offer For
Pianos flJlr Orsmna at. V-rtrunrll nm T rt r-4
va. wou. xuowuiiiciiba 1 hi nrunnnisti i ip-
ns $85, $45, $50. $60, $75. $85 and $100. 7
5140, $150, upwards, not used 6 months. Illos-
- . . . .uV0 viuvi 0iai. 1 1 -.1 fin
waiK-u iiKiiugues mtuiea. UUKAUU WATKRS.
SLoP6161' 826 Broadway, New To!
THIS MEW
ELASTIC TRUSS
HaPaddlBrteifrommllothll,
i capifaaps, with Stlf-Adjanini
Bal 1 In 00 tor, adapta i Uel to all
Sotltlotu of tba body. wblU th
al li n tbe cup preasaa back th
lnt,itlnRjuitaa a person-won Id
with the Vtn(r. VI Ith light
, 1 J II 1 III. t..nkL
..J Km.. ftjmihvmul Pjrril.ri fraa. . ,
tubs vu uticago, 111.
niif or km i dwm, ana iu
Fori nfarmfttiAll. cLnrnlsm mnA MfarpncM. mAArm-
pala.
Dr. F. L. POND, Anrors, Kane Co., Ill
ON 30 DAYS' .TRIAL.
Wa will ocinri ri. V).,. T7lfr-i- -r,. . -n
------- "vu i uiwu, Deim suu uiner
JSlectrlc Appliances upon trial for 30 days to those
ouucwii uuiu rcrvuu3 ueDiiity. nneumatism,
a. oioiou ui an uiseases or ine iiiver or Kidneys,
and many other diseases. A sure cure eruaranterf
i ?i J.a Addfes3 VOLTAIC BELT CO.. Mar-
siiaii, lull. 11.
ICtfNTS IVAlUTFn For the rlc.hlv nin.
,r I, .n trat wort a comj
auu wiiiuauii msiurj oi ine great lOUf 01
GEN. GRANT athend WORLD !
By Hon. J. T. Headley, the prince of descriptive
authors. nSiHha S.ml fnl.rf.ln,.ni.
, jMiKiuuiiuicuts, wiai
j Palaces, Rare Curiosities, Wealth and Wonders of
.uc muira, wuuia, wnpan, arc. UFT A million peo-
uu nuitit. nere is me oesi cnance or your me
w uiiu moner. ceware oi "caicn-penny" lmua-
uvua uy unknown auuiors. i"or particulars, ad
dress HUBBARD BROTHERS, Publishers, Phila-
uopuio, ra. deel
CURED.' A simple vegetable remedy
for the pefy and permanent cwi of Consump-
tinn 11rr.nhilH. rl-rrh Ahm. mA 11 'n. .
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
itcrvous Complaints, wkick tat beat tcsied J
ikouamdt of eatt. Recioo-ivlth full dirfirtinna
(in Oeniian, French, or Enp'isli) for rrepais
nm.ironin oi stamp, jneast asm uu paper.
1EEKA.R-lit Ponrtra' r.'ft.- . WE. alitor W V
WANTED AGEil F0EmRTFS
containing Cruden's Concordance and over 2,000
Illustration with all the NEW FFATUBJ5S, also
AUI
Literature. Alt and Song,
With nTAP 1C( mrMVrawimtra ThaiM im tha Wb.
to sell for ihe Holidays Bibles for parents, and
,7 ' u "us 10 r lue young people.
uuv. uicua uuu Ksriiis seui, 011 application 10
J. IL CHAMBERS & CO.
dot 2 1 4w. Atlanta, Ga.
A FORTUNE QUICKLY MADE.
MONEY has been made moro rapidly within the
last few months in Wall St. than at any period since
1873. Immense profits have been realized from small
investments. The following affidavit explains itself:
reranaatlT appeared hefnre ms.Oenrre A. Payne, of 134 W. 49tn
8t. New York Cily, to we ktmwn, aud on belnc duly sworn aayt
cbat qd an larestineot of 85 placed with Thatcber, Belmon
A Co., Banker, and by tt-em ojierated for a period of two weeka,
I liurf MlnrniJ 1. M. h Hi. a.l.l Arm ftAll.Kfl.
(Sigud; Gao. i.. riTH,
City and County of New Turk, f '"
Dwoni D.IOI. ni. mis a;n ofpfniner, lgTy,
J. B. Mwu. Notary 1'uUic, 11 Ductus SC. M. T,
Thatcher. Belmont k Cn. accept aubaertber an their 1 ner rent.
margin or In Ibelr cone. nlrii,.n of capiul, whereby a nrnnbei
oi amaii luina oi imm qi ana upwards are aeKi-ecatcd an-
stock operated Latest Wall Street information seat free upon
THATCHER, BEL3IOVT & CO. Bankers
I v- a i, wh oroau otreet, Xl.w York City.
nov 21 4w.
STOCK
PLETED !
OUR FALL STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES; HATS
AND
TRTJIsTKIS
Is now Complete. We are determined, to sustain
our former reputation for selling
THE BEST BRANDS
Of goods, which every; sensible personj knows Is
the cheapest In the end. Please call and see us
before buying. IS We will deal fairly and hon
estly with yoa
PEGRAM ft 00.
Oct 10, 1879.
- Democrat and Home copy.
ON HAXD
FINE FAT TURKEYS.
Fin: sir ( RAnEHRiE
SSa Citablitbad I a 187 for th cor. c
and 8ki'a Dlaiaaaa. withont th. u. i
vi.
mam
con
S. M. IIOWEI L.
baa ' . ;.'"' ,
FOBFPRKlTljRE, PLiKoi, ORGANS. AC.
WoSa Ml most Oniariventai aw in the
CJt aMervousness, Rheum ttism or 8ikmZ
lZHZ are Insulate J b " tut iii 8Jeep
Apply to hHrriware teade gmeraliy' ;
-i -i ;; .-,5i "U GLASS BALL CASTER CO.,
Eec5-eoo2w. 96 John Street, N. T.
OiU Iii "sH
Arriyphis sWeeJi.
i-j. .f ' J
,
Ch Ice New Orleans
i : . . , , . 1 . .'
MOLASSES,
In Barrels, Half Barrels pod Kegs.'
50 BOXES
C. R. SIDIS.
1
We
11
REMEMBER,
.
That we bwre In Store one of Qui largest stocks of
GROCERIES ; AND PROVISIONS
1 1. 1 . : ' .- .
; In the elty, and that onr goods are
FOR SALE.
TAKE NOTICE.
1
BURWEIL & SPRINGS.
Nov. 23.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Twenty-flve barrels Irish Potatoes.
Muscatel Balslns.
Tnrkiah Tnmai
Pearl Barley.
Pickles In barrels and Jars.
Russian Mnstard something new
Baltimore Hams.
Full Hn nf Cnftaaa an J a... .
and quaiioes. uluereni eraaes
grTeas-green and black-from the finest to low
PATAPSCO FLOUR
And different brands of Family Flour.
A full Line of Canned Goods at
C. HILKER'S
Corner Tryon and 5th Streets.
Nov. 28.
(&KOtZXltBr Set.
R IY1. Miller& Sons,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS
MERCHANTS,
DON'T BUY BEFORE SEEING US. WE ARE
SELLING GROCERIES
AT BOTTOM FIGURES.
R. M. Miller & Sons.
November 25.
WLisctllmiciLms.
i
WAG0i E51P0R11SL
For the best Wagon In the World, call on
THOS. H. GAITHER.
He keeps the celebrated
i
STUDEBAKER WAGON, ,
Which rjriAlr t i fivt a u-. .
.7T ; ui aicni ui ine ientsn-
nlal KuriOKttJnn nt .!.. . T
MaiVKr". "f"c' '?" 'I ine tiuver
He kees the ' ' rance'
WEBSTER WAGON
Also, which tivpu
Bmivr.n . ouuaxawvu uo n X&Tul
Cigars-Wholesale;
ma?keltran(l8 1111(1 Krade, on the
SHOW CASE,
fi J?16 fil!ln for 8Dwlng goods at tbe Fair for
l , i -- -.J fi ;.
all lUKinn a 4. h m-a a inMMM 1 . . . ' I
!'(;
.- ravuB mud juo wi uuauu mm helm i reman
rllntAlv no Hi. nMnM nri. 1 . t - MaiU
"-vi wiwu vvMvu uuuw xtovemDer lstv
- 1 -a s " a
',1:1 . -H 1
A CABDTOTHSAFFLICTBXi .U.a.i
DR. KOBERTSONj 19 SOUTH EUTAW STBKET,
tr and Th-mhiiaiv p.inih,tC 7-'i' rT""s qiu-.
neas of shi " R wdinessTPalns to thl BiLSr,
I . ,
tha. iwm.,i w,;r:r rir,"".v.,u ana
' AU OOOMiKvHnna kMii j J J I.t
rIiiaii n7 r, S,,'.UUC,1U'. ana mean
stanip for reply; 7T.6.T wnw' iSlSS
"epnu IT ;
& worm 0V1
am w -Athkhs, 6a., February 2?, 1 87K
womsTrtrledlomeKi.11 wmptams of
but tailed fo exw Sv i?rMw0?m.Ine,1"
Prepared by K. S. LYNDON, kthem"'3'
For sale by DR. T. C. SMITH, Charlotte K b
- feb21d4iT
0
iNE OF THE MOffT . ONR nr t77-
JlUtfJ
IMPORTANT
DISCOVERIES
HENRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE !
SORES, WOUNDS, OUTS, BRUISES,
-i-Imnamed and abraded surfaces, and for-v
AlL SKIN DISEASES.
without a hor nf it in tho v,."""' 00
its virtues; and thrthodrwhVK" u'
unite in reeommendlmr- It, Beware of wuntertelL
! Ask for Henry's Carbolc Salve, and take no other
JOHN T. HINB, CURRAN 4 CO.,
8ole Proprietors, 1
8 College Place, New York.
For sale by L. R. Wriston 4 Co., Charlotte, N. C.
marl 1
PRESENTS
IN GREATEST VARIETT,
Ju arrived at
THB-
CHINA & PALACE
John Brookficld & Co.
China Dinner and Tea Sets,
Bohemian Vases and Toilet Sets,
China Motto Cups and aucer and Mugs,
Lava Smoking Sets, Boxes. Basis, 4c ,
Fancy Wine and Liquor Sets, Dolls,
Fine selection of Iridescent
Glass.
SilFcrand Silrer-PIated Ware
In Great Variety.
Fancy Work Stands, Boxes and Baskets,
Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods,
Parian Marble Busts, ete.,
Alarm, Parlor and Striking Clocks,
Brackets, Frames, Wall Pockets,
Baby Carriages and Wagons, etc., etc.
Come and see us and we will give you bargains
WHOLESALE BUTERS
Will dO VfH tW aa 6 " 'tar. v. . .
.1... Ti ' r ' " 0 uoto uu iiatiu B 11111
7i i . uooosat wnolesale.
viucn uj imu Konrfuy exwSuted.
T.tt reetfully.
. J. ROOK FIELD 4 CO.'
Dec 12.
WMsttlltmzows.
HOUSEKEEPERS.
a ou wui do welt to ttti
CrorWll
Tou.wUI do welt to cttntne my stock of
tiaraware.
I have Just etved 4 fine lot of
I SUGARS, COFFFSy SYRTJP; HAMS, LARDr
' v''--An
CAflHEO GOODS
.f. . ir'. . , - . . ...
.,. v . Olallklhda.
.11 rrr'i-i : ';:-;-i nili nt v;
5 CET, eOUJSTER.
Cish fofaillgocds. "'' J';;;T i.'- : -:--i)L
'J.i. ,.ntoil flkXi WTWBi: cent;
DAA SB.. 1 a - ... .
': 200 Bushels Meaii;
arit n....a..i. if..i . e . f-- .
f. ' orl'l"
E3b
IplO Boxea Plug f WjswCTnTiJii! ; '
'lintf ail' lands; fof ''plrnd lviaii tifuii for t
rholeaNS twr
1 Vrders and conshrnments SoUCIted,' ft i s 1 ;
. :- I HAKkilN,' Agent,
t v a.iih. Commission Merchan ,
DecemSM 1 8tand' Cflariotte, N. C