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VOL. XXV.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, TUESDAY APRIL 5, 1881
PAMPHLETS. CIBCUL1SS, CHEdEaTftC;
- ' '. '. ki li i -1 - - ., .. i . . ' r- . ' i 'i ' ' ' 1 ' r
Thebe8tGioTCln
Market.
Warranted.
Krerj pair
(PAIBSXKD JUM WTH, 1876.)
tiesday
March 29, 1881.
CUB STOCK -OF
Spring and Summer
Goods is now Complete.
Sa Soofl9, (Clothiug, Ac.
01 CODNTERS
Are now laden with new and fresh goods to great
er variety and the choicest selection -that
we have ever offered
to the trade.
EVERYTHING TO BE FOOND NEW IN
i i i ti u nam u m i i nun n
qBSERVATlOHS.
A
GOODO
REdS GOOD
BYONNAIC
AlONNAIO
BENGALINT7I
ENGA.I inH
S HOOD AO
HOODAk5
OATIN
tOATIN
CREPE FOUL T7
RBPK ; FOUL-Ci
8UBATT SSATIN WS LYOVT
subaH 0ATIN DE LYOlN
lf ADBAS
MADRAS
SUlTINri
SUITINVX
Lawn?.
line.
Lace?,
,m ,,TTft WHITE GOODS Department will be
, 'Vmrred Striped, Lace and Plain Nainsooks.
,oU,,drt and strlpedMusllns, Victoria and Persian
?arr Plain Striped, Dotted and Lace Muslins.
ffiinMusUM : B Lawns, Piques, Tucklngs
?,in Lawns' Masalia. Lluon de Dacca. Bishop
i n an, indeed. ANYTHING wanted in this
We have an unusuauj largo biuvh. m
Embroideries, etc., etc.
We have a tremendous stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Pnttons Fringes, Satin and other Trimmings to
DU to match.
OUR STOCK OF
Ready-made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing
Gcods is large and cheap. We have the
test Uuiaundrled Shirt in the
mantel iur m money.
TK7HITE, BLACK A COLORED GRBNSgtNEC!
v t With Trimmings to Match, O
AND
PLAIN AND LACE BUNTING.
A very handsome assortment of
WHITE GOODS
Embracing all grades, from
TOMESTIC PIQUE TO THE FINEST FRENCH
AND PERSIAN LAWNS.
If an untruth Is only a day old, It Is called a He;
If It Is a year old, it Is called a falsehood; but It It
Is a century old. It is railed a legend,.,. . .
"There's no place like home," repeated Mr.
Henpeck, looking at a motto, and be heartily ad
ded: "pm glad there Isn't."
Artist (to a porter) "You carried my picture to
the academy and handed It over to the commit
tee?" Porter "Yes; and It pleased 'em mightily.
It would have done you good to see 'em laugh."
"Love." says the poet, "is an Internal trans
port." So Is a canal boat
'How does painting agree with my daughter?"
asked an anxious parent. "It makes her too red
in the face." replied tne teacher.
A Galveston woman, lust married, wishing to Im
press her husband with her ability as a house
keeper, bawled oat to the servant as she entered
the door: "Matlldy, bring me the wash board; I
want to wash the potatoes for dinner!"
A meddlesome old woman was sneering at a
young mothers awkwardness witn ner inrans, ana
said: "i declare, a woman never cugnt to nave a
baBT unless she knows how to hold It" "Nor a
tongue, either," was the quiet rejoinder.
"I have no patience with a man who can't re
member a thine no longer than It's being told to
mui." exclaimed jones, unpaaenuy. "now, i can
carry a thine In mr mind a month, II need De.
"You're a luoky dog, Jones." remarked Prender
gast, quietly; "it isn't everybody that has eo much
room in his mina as yeu nave, you Knnow.
The unities not preserved: Last Sunday a Gal
veston boy came home radiant Irom sum
school and excU hned: "I was the only boy
class. All the rest of the bors went down
railroad to see the circus come in." "That's ngni.
my son." said the proud parent; "never neglect
your Sunday school auues. jbui aia tne circus
really arrive '(" "Ui course it aid. uian t l see it
myself 1"
He was an entire stranger to (he girls present,
and the boys were mean and wouldn't introduce
him. He finally plucked up courage and, stepping
up to a young lady, requested the pleasure of her
company lor the next dance. She looked at him
in surprise, and miormea mm tnai sne nau uw
the pleasure of his acquaintance. "Well," re
marked he, "you don't take any more chances
than I do."
TOYS WORTH $100,000.
Parsols fnd Silk Umbrellas. Something new fa
Table Linen Eetts. Eeru Lace Curtains new
and popular Some beautiful Scotch Ging
hams. Everything new and stylish will
be found in our stock.
We will be pleased to have you inspect our goods.
How Bank Notes Become Dird: nd
Aniuials.
Washington, April 1.-
EXANDER
l
mar29
4 HARRIS. J. L SfflLS & CO.
Boots
jfr0es
I Spring Start 1881
We are daily receiving our
SPRING STOCK
Wlisczllavistms.
DELICIOUS DRINK
Use in Families, Hotels,
Clubs, Parties, Etc.
em 10 we,
tthich wiil be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
Br
aids
Latest Styles
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS1 SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
Loner grades all goods in our line In variety and
all prices.
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND RRICE3.
Call and see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
feb20
Ji HOB
Qpun
ST
-OF-
Spring Goods
IS NOW IN,
4ntf Is coinylote.
Our stock of
DRESS GOODS
h Novelties, Plaids, Stripes. Grenadines. Lace
ind Plain Buntings, CASHMERES in black and
colors. Lawns, Ac , tc, is the handsomest ever
offered lu this market.
Our stock of Dress Trimmings embraces every
ihlng to be found In that line, sueh as Satins, In
Bialn and brocade, Silks, In plain and brocades,
was and Tassels, Ribbons, Paamentry.&c.. &e.
dozen8 endle8s varletT from 10c 10 $3
. 0tr Neckwear department Is complete; Laces
m all the new designs. ,
a handsome line of Cretonnes and Curtain
"ces, Ladles. flrt.' nnri r.hiidron's Hosiery, all
Prices, styles and colors.
we ask you to give our stock a thorough lnspec
"on before making your purchases, as you can
"nd everything you want in our line, aud we
grantee that styles are as good and prices as
" as anywhere in the State.
rrompt attention to orders for goods or sam-p!es-
Respectfully,
Ikifaves & Willielm,
Boston t
H. GKATES A SOXS.
The "Hub Punch " has lately been Introduced, and
meets with marked popular favor.
7 is Warranted to Contain only the
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juices and
Granulated Sugar.
It is ready on opening, and will be fonnd an agreeable
addition to the choice things which undeniably enlarge
the pleasures of life and encourage good fellowship ana
good nature if rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES
Just the Thing to Keep in Wine Cellars.
Sideboards not Complete Without Hub Punch.
It can be used Clear or with Fresh
Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water,
Lemonade, or with Fine Ice,
to Suit the Taste.
Sold by leading Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotels and
Druggists everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by Wil
son & Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Charlotte, N. C."
Jan 23 eod 6m.
TOTTPS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN. AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
loaaof appetite.M'atuiea.bawela costive,
Pain in theHead.with a , doH genaation in
the back part, fain under the ahonider
blade, fuUneBi after eating, with a diain
clination to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper, Low roirita, Iiosa
of memory, with a feeling of Haying neg
lected tome duty, weariness, Uiezinesa,
Muttering of the Heart. Dot before the
eyea, bellow Skin, Headache, Beatleaa
ness at night, highly colored Urine.
LT THESE WABKTJtGrS ABE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WHL S00N BE DEVELOPED.
TTTTTB FILLS r especially adapted to -
auchcates.one doae effects sucn&cnange
f..iinff a, &tnlsh til sufferer.
They Iaerejswe the Appetite, and cauaetbe ;
body to T&ke on "leU thus the system is
ourlIt. and by theirTosiie Action on the -
doced. Prtce a cents. aSMsarraf St, ,
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gbat Hair or Whiskees changed l to AQiaett
Black by a single application of this Dyk. It
imparts a natural color, acta InstanUnepug
Bold by DruggistD, or sent by express on receipt of f 1. -f
Office, 35 Murray St., New York.
M Dr.' TCTTS ASl'il of Vslualile InforsMflj fsfl ,
CMfol Beetiptl wUI atauel) JfBSK en 'Sfpllcstl
Feb23deodwlyl -'K '"-' '
smith Building,
mar27
Trade Street, Charlotte, K. C.
HUGH SISS0S & SONS,
Importers, Dealers and Manufactm ers
'pHB Washington gazette,
Published at the National Capital every Sunday
nt .S aJu11 resume of the preceding week, newi
'des I SeSSenlj nenX llltoU!9ooe, be:
BWRBaENTATIVS BOmvtW$AXti
SfwipporUng the National Democratic Party.
M ted by GEOKQE C. WKDDERBUBN, of Ttrflu
ia, formerly publlshef of the Blchmond (Yl)" '
Enquirer, ,
, TERMS OyUBSCRIPTION :
5Jl8 copies, one rear, loaegd paid. 9 ? 00
"What be
comes of all the greenbacks and bank
notes alter tnev nave served their tew
years of usefulness?" is a frequent
query. A bank note nas its lite just.
the same as an omer mines useiui.
What an interesting story the travels
of a greenback, from the -moment it
leaves the press until it returns to the
macerating machine, would maKei
The average life of a bank note is
about three years ; pernaps a little lon
ger. After serving its purpose as cur
rency it is metamorphosed into raooits,
birds and other figures. The process of
the destruction of the notes is an inter
esting one. The reader will often see
in the daily papers a paragraph some
thing like this: "National bank notes
received for redemption to-day, $500,
000." The next day these notes are car
ried to the bureau of engraving and
printing and placed in a machine con
taining immense knives, which chop
the notes into small fragments. This
operation is conducted under the super
vision of three officers of the Treasury
Deoartment espacially detailed for this
purpose. No one is allowed to be pres
ent at this dailv maceration of the
notes exeeDt the officers and the men
whnrnnthfi machine. Thev are com-
1 pelled to remain in the room until each
separate note is destroyed, aney ruuu
account in detail afterward to the re
demption bureau for each note; and
should one become lost or mislaid, and
afterward find its way into circulation,
the result would be the immediate dis
charge of the three gentlemen who
daily have in their custody from half a
million to three or four millions of
aotes and bonds. The shreds are re
duced to pulp, and then by a patented
frocess this mass is moulded into
figures of birds and animals and sold as
mementos to visitors. Oftentimes it
-vfUl happen that one little object will
be composed of what once was $100,000
worth of money.
A Lardy-da cabtneter.
A Washington correspondent says:
To-e statement has been made by the
lady correspondent of a Western jour
nal, and the statement is accurate, that
our cabinet family has taken in hand a
Xask of considerable magnitude, viz.,
that of disciplining those Washington
correspondents who have heretofore
criticised them. The fact came to light
tLrough the application of a prominent
publisher for a position for one in whom
h was interested. The cabinet officer
to whom the application was made was
under a strong personal oongauon to
the man making it. The reply, as al
ready printed. was in substance: "lour
lady correspondent here has freely crit
icised me, and is disliked by my wife.
She must be dismissed before you can
receive favors from this department."
Could words be put together that
should more clearly show the extent to
which accession to partial power has
turned the head of this ambitious mor
tal V Could anything more undignified,
indecent or unmanly be written of a
cabinet officer ? Is it possible for a man
(1 in PUDllC lilt) LU UVCiiaic mo " v" "
greater extent man tu ouyyvoo
on thna ntrnl a sincrle decent news-
i paper in the United States, or affect the
a position of any reputable correspon-
de,rhink of a cabinet officer attempting
ir.ua tn strike a woman! Are the offices
t placed in this man's hand for low per
sonal purposes to reward personal
friends, and to punish those who are
personally distasteful to him V
Anecdote Of Hawicocfa.
A eood story is told of a gentleman
from Ashaway. Ii, I,- who visited the
inauguration. Between iNew i one ana
Philadelphia, while looking for a seat,
he saw a portly gentleman with a whole
seat to himself. The itnude isianaer,
being a thin man, thought there was
room for him and squeezed in. Soon
conversation began. The Rhode Is
lander said he was a Republican, and
thought last fall that it would not be
welt for the country to have a change,
but that he had a brother who was a
Democrat. Soon the train stopped at a
station, and the Rhode , Island friend
stepped Uy the platform and met an ac
quaintance, who, after a little space, re
marked: "Gen. Hancock is on this
train, and as I am acquainted with ban
perhaps you would like an introduc
tion." They entered the car, and, ap
proaching the portly gentleman just
lfif i. the Rhode Islander was introduced
to the General. Witha twinkle pf the
arra flan : i TTanRBfiki said ' i .rX will -shake
.ands witir Vorf for 'tour i bf other's
sake." .
t.
HOW MILLIONS WERE LOST.
DOlky1 s tiTltlsiE tlto Law
Twelve TeeioHng 8,000.
"is JFbanckoq, April 2. This morn
ing -Judge- Sullivan, . or tne superior
nourt. decided one of the numerous
Baits instituted by Burke against the Bo
nanza firm;: The suit aeciaea is trial or
Rurke vs. Flood et al. The complaint
charges the fraudulent conversion of.
only a few ieet oi mining grounu, Dut
the principles involved are rery impor
tant. The judge held that the resolu
tions of ratification adopted at the Con
solidated Virginia stockholders' meet
ing were ineffectual because not adopt
ed by unanimous consent of the whole
body of stockholders. All the transac
tions, except one, were held to be such
that the stockholders might have had
notice, from the bonds at the time, of
their character, or at least sufficient no
tice to put them on tne inquiry. There-
fare, the statute or limitations was
lald to have run against all ex
-ceptiine transaction, in which Hayden
Feldfc jpurchased twelve and a half
feet ground from George F. Kinney.
The interest of the Flood party did not
appear tu have been disclosed to the
oao body of stockholders, and the books
jtTconveyed oo .notice to put the stock-
noiders upoo inguiry. do mat una one
transaction was .neid to oe exempt
from the operation of the statute of
limitations. Th4efendants, therefore,
were required to account for the prof
its of that transaction.
This accounting saust be, the judge
said to-day, of the stockholders consti
tute e the corporation. All holders of
stock at this date willlae allowed sixty
days after public notiee is giten by the
master appointed by the court within
which to elect to take the benefit of the
decree herein, and present their evi
dences of ownership. The .eourt will
provide, in its decree, that aa parties
failing to come in within that time
shall be foreclosed of all claim against
the defendants, or either of them, aris
ing out of transactions considered
therein on payment of the several
amounts that mav be determined to to
due to the parties electing to take of
the decree herein. The defendants will
be released from all claim against them
arising on the part of said corporation,
or its stockholders. The 120 shares
of stock issued in this transaction be
came equivalent (by reason of several
increases in the capital stock of the de
fendant corporation and dividends of
California stock issued to the stock
holders of the defendant corporation)
to 6,125 shares of the stock of corpora
tion defendant, and 3,573 shares of the
California mining company. ; Defend
ants other than the corporation are to
account for said shares of stock or their
value at this date, and for all dividends
paid on the said shares of stock as
shown by evidence in the trial, togeth
er with interest on such dividends
from the date of payment. The de
fendants are to be credited with $3,539
actually paid for the ground, with in
terest thereon from April 12, 1872. It
is estimated that the amount of money
Flood et. al. will be called upon to pay
over, should they conclude not to ap
peal, will be between $800,000 and $900,
000. The decision will have an impor
tant bearing on the other suits now
pending, involving-several million dol
lars. News of the decision had no
marked effect on the. price of stocks.
FOR
A
m
Mo
AND THE FINEST STOCK
w
WORLD
CM
Will ke Sown from dor Counters.
. LATTA &,
apl5
BY EXPRESS- MIS MORKIK
-A LOT OF
HANDSOME COLORED DRESS
AT 50 CENTS P ER Y A R D.
s
DO NOT DELAY.
They Go .Fast at Cents pea? Yard, at
WITTBlOWSKY & BiRCCVS.
aprl ' .
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE VARIETY OF
mar27
The Man Killed tn flew Mexico Not
Currie.
A special from Xittle Rock, Ark.,
says: The announcement that Cume;
who was fcilled recently in ,L,as Vegas
New Mexico, was the man who mur
dered Portecthe actoiyin Texas, is uih
true. The man was weliknown. in this
city and all ovecthe South. His name
was .lamps M. Oonrie. lie was born in ;
Madison county, I1L, and came to this Wore buying.
State in 1857. He was a conductor on Vive UB a call ueiuie uujiuj,.
the Memphis and iUtue Jiock roao,;
running between this jplace and the
former city. During the war he served;
in in Confederate armv tuader Generals
Forest, and was noted for has .reckless-;
and courage. His friends , claim;
that he was deliberately murdered, andi
thfi last, advices from Las Vegas sayJ
that S. Bright, who killed him, eaighti
fall a victim to Judge Lynch. Carrie J
had a presentiment of his tragie end,;
and when be bid his friends here godd-;
hvci he predicted that he would die .with ;
his boots on, which prediction has been i
fulfilled.
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Corsets
and Hosiery, all the latest Styles and very Cheap.
ALSO, A HANDSOME STOCK OF
Ready-Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
ELI AS COHEN .
grttgs and ptetticitxjes.
LANDBETH'S
Mpt by Examination.
Sulphuric Acid Throwing.
Detroit, April 1. A horrible case of
sulphuric acid burning occurred yester
day, at Montague. Mrs. Capt. Flag
staff, inspired! by jealousy, went to a
hotel where a girl of 17, named Emma
nrkA fnrmpirlv a domestic in her
family, was at work, sent for her, and
on her appearance threw twelve ounces
of acid over the unfortunate girl, burn
ing her face and the upper part of her
body terribly, but, it is thought, not
fatally. Flagstaff was jailed.
i i a
We often hear people say there is only one good
cough medicine, and tnat Is Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup
it is cneap, too; only 25 cents a bottle.
Garden Seeds
CLOVER and ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS,
AN UNRIVALLED HAIR DRESSING,
Producing as Rich and Cleanly Appearance as If
Nature Alone Had Imparted It
RTJRNETT'S COCOAINE Is the best and cheap
est Hair DretelBglsllls dandruff, allays irrttaUon,
and promote vigorous and healthy growth of
hair. No othef compound prodaees these results.
The superiority of BTJBNETrS FLAVORING
EXTRACTS oohelsts In their perfect parity an
great strength. They are warranted free from the
poisonous oils and acids wnicn enter : mw tne
composition: ol many of the fictitious fruit flavors
now lathe market : .
Trv Smith's Scrofula Syrup for your blood. It
removes all skin eruptions ana win give you a
beautiful and clear complexion. - - - o
Gentlemen: While attending the General As-
jmmblrthis summer, i tried your star uunne on
a wound receiveu uuimg ra nu .10
7ns thorouehly treated it I am- compelled to say
toat it is a success, for I have had experience witn
different physicians and remedies, and found noth
ing to cure me until I used your Star Curine, which
has cured a remarkably bad case. Wishing you
success, I am yours, respectfully, John Bku.
For sale by Dr. T. C Smith.
oct26 6m. , ; ., .. .
A try package of " BLACK-DRAUGRTW
free of charge at : . . .
Whole SAL akd Retati-
L. R. WRISTON & CO.
2000 GROSS CORKS,
A
Go to
W. P. MARVIN, igent,
and Successor to F.IScarrftCo.
JOB
Fresh Drugs and Pure Medicines
None but the
Very ; est Dregs
do I keep In my stock. Also. Toilet and
Fancy Articles. Perfumeries, Combs,
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Ac., .
GARDEN
SEEDS
warranted
of all the best varieties, and
to be good.
Physicians' prescriptions are given spec
ial attention.
Hoping to receive a share of public
patronage, I am, respectfully.
feb8 W. P. MARVIN.Jigt
IMPROVED PATENT LITER PAD1
Kkvbk Gt Hab.
Caw M AaDB aki BxiuiiiaTH DasixsD. Law
W1,M Twici as Lone.
SiiuiH Oartl vltbest ruglig ft Byrtra.
ctrasa
Chills jndFmr,
Liter CompUiat,
Pygpepsi,
Neuralgia,
. Ehenmstiim,
Ctivenes
Venule
f ekaess,
' Sid I Nenou
Eeidache.
The Pub Core an Dieaet by Absorption. N
Noxioos PilU. Oil, or Pofsonou Mtdieiuer Ukta
into the Stomach. The Pad are won; over the Pit
of the Stomach, eeveriaft the Owat Nerve Centrei,
also the Liver and Stomach. "A gentle Teftetable
Tonieie abeorbed i nto the circulatfen o f ttie Bloedand
Liver, purifying Ibe Blood, ttlmulaang the Liver aod
Kidneys to healthy action, and iatrathesing the
Btomaehtodigeitfood. Pricb or EabMI asd fl
ach. Bold bt all Daveersrs, or teat hvtail
er Express. :i- . 1 fr
Manufactured and for sale at 63 derma! tteet
Baltimore, Md, . t tt
nv i rhariHa at ftin dram Rtor68 Of L. K.
Wriston fc Co., F. Scarr, T
BurwelL
Twir?. . one ddroasy postage para,
wuiea, to one aoarass.
12 60
e pd, 20 00
ng the clubs,"
MONUMENTS, FURNITURE SLABS,.
Tilt Mantels, Altaic, T'jmK,:
140 West Baltimore Street,,
AND CORNER NORTH AKD ' MOHUM1 OJT B'jrar
Drawte & Mkafeslurnisefi Free.:
- ! r 1 I" if
-Box 822, Washington. . C or theSdltor:
"Hot. : . vpH.i .v . , .
..BALTJJIOliE, Md"
ALL SIZES,
T. C SMITH'S.
aprlll
Wholesale & Retail.
L. Ji. WRISTON &CO.
700 GALLONS
Eeady-Mixed Paints,
bbaSoh orrics worth .caboliha m1l,lci c.
I hTe a pur of Mor Canty Crrt Kill Swm. hih.,1
w. In M Tri, i.ntlT nnder tt powW Grind 10 to
A.h!. iTr ho r l)r. evrry 0S b.h.U, d they
matmm orlt. I would Bat pr wuh t" 7 " "
nov23 d
THE ORIGINAL AND GENU EN It
DURHAM LONG CUT
.ASlSrO BQTTAL...
This, together with
Sitting Bull, Durham, h Duitan Twist
13 kAOTTACTDBED BT
E. H. POGUE,
DURHAM, N. C
For sale by all dealers la Charlotte.
mar8 eod2m . .
St Nicholas for 1881.
5.000 Fob ENGLAND, lOU.OUV itob abkkiua
ST NICHOLAS, the charmfng magazine for boys
and glils, eaked by Mrart Marr Mapee. Dodge,
has innrbnMi i much in ize; aiuL number of
Daes during the past year that the publishers have
" e . " i .1 .,.1. ..ntlin.. In. tain
been. ODiigeu uj issue uo. jai,inj
parts, instead oi one as ueietwiuro. & im w
lHtion, they report a gain of 10,000 In toe average
n.Ar.fhii, oauujiii-aI . lkKlVesat-1879 The an-
nouncemente tot the coming jearJnclude a capital
serial story for boys, nut w exouniK eivciurc,
"in Nature wonoenano,' or, A.uvcm,uicn u m
American Tropics; Stories of art and Artists, by
Mrs. Clara Krstoe; Clement, jaiauouui oujimeoi
ho hlQtnrvnf TTiirnnftan Art. With. mail y lllUStra-
tions; t'Phaston RoKer," a delightful and humor
.,. iv RKHtter Johnson: "Mystery In a
Mansion, a six- mom.ua- wraari" "-"""
Rar r at UteratUrel . dlmtlaari and r, erioouraglpg
young people In the best reading; The Agassiz as
Mrrrally explained m-tta - K2:
Ber.5 "Xwo.jajgnsu y-USSS
"The liana or nuu, t-"1f1"" " i: j . 7
fTmvA niTY.lA.i ADtil i.4-Miss Hattie
Deuel, to-day, began;; the !8 qay or
hef voluntary, f ast... To-night . he is
resting eaaily, takirrg- wf occasional Bip
of warm atetnMrirard a
draught of ice wateF.jt Slsiiflsjouio
witb. nausea, and fiastoocasiodal faint
ing spells. ..She UfmfMjJ"
sation and; seems to jiaow nmk that is
transpiring ithia hex th&nbyg ,.al
tbougk ,8he , does not alcainjr
uZrt nor wantA bv motioninflr.; i -She is
uinfr ranidiv. Her Dulse is about
5;ri " m .sou zna sou
The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.
mho fAiinvinir is an extract from a letter written
tn t.h German Reformed Messenger, at Chambers-
burg, Perm.:
- a. Benefactress.
Just open thfe door lor her, and Mrs. Wtoslow
wni prove the American, Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery. Of. this we are sure, that we will
;oh nnr "Rnsv" to sav. "A . blessins on .Mrs.
vrnaiow" for helping her to survive and , escape
thegripa,eol
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wjuv " " ' .
mMiA from naln. ana cures dysentery ana aiar-
wind colic and carries the Infant
Warranted to last longer and look better than
Pure. White y-:M;M'V:.
Will give a written guarantee to this effect.
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through a ti"JKrffil
what it professes to- Tpartonn, every part of . it.
hottmVleos! have never seen Mrs. Wtaslew
-onlyinow her threngh the preparation of her
"SooUilng Syrup for Cbudren Teething." It wo
had the power we would make her, as she Is, . a
T5hrii Saviour to the Infant race. Sold by all
OUC 1 Snkgists. 25centapotae. - i
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