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SPRING 1882, NEW and STYLISH GOODS & Co.. Si, SI and Hi VOL. XXVII. -WE-. -WE- ARE RECEIVING -NEW- -NEW- GOODS EVERY DAY, AND WILL SOON HAVE READY for Inspection the most vailed and best selectef Stock we have ever offered the public. All lines o goods have been bought with care and dlscrimlna tlon; but especial care has been taken In the selec tlon of our WHITE GOODS -AND- BLACK GOODS, Both of which surpass In variety and excellence anything of the kind ever shown the trade of Char lotte. We ask a thorough inspection of our stock and comparison of our prices. T. L. SEIGLE & CO. mai8 ilcjfltjcii. Diphtheria. A cold or sore throat may not seem to amount to much, and II promptly attended to can easily be cured; hut neglect Is often followed by consumption or diphtheria. No medicine has ever been discovered which acts so quickly and sorely in such cases as PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. The prompt use of this invaluable remedy has Bavea thousands of lives. PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER Is not an experiment. It has been before tho public for forty years, and Is most valued where It Is best known; A few extracts from voluntary testimonials read as follows : Pain Kxiaeb has been my household remedy for colds for the past twenty -seven years, and have Eever known it to fail in effecting: a cure. u 8. Cbockek, WilliamsvOle, N. Y. For thirty years I have used Pain Kixler, and round it a never-failing1 remedy for colds and sore throat Babton Seaman. Have received immediate relief from colds and lore throat, and consider your Pain Killer an hi valuable remedy. Geo. B. Everett, Dictinson, I have just recovered from a very severe cold, which I nave had for some time. X could get no relief until I tried your Pain Killer, which relieved me immediately. I will never again bo without it C. O. Force, Lowndes, Ga. Have used Pain Killeb in my family for forty roars, and have never known it to fail. Hansom Lewis, Waynesboro, Ga. I began using Pain Killer In my family twenty five years ago and have used itever Bince, and have found no medicine to take its place. B. W. Diss, Drugrgist Oneida, N. Y. For whooping--coupa and croup it is the best preparation made. We would not be without it A.. P. Bouts, Liberty Mills, Va. For twenty -live years I have need Pain Killer for colds and chapped lips, and consider it the best medicine ever offered. ueo.Hoopeb, Wilmington, N.C. I was suffering' neverely with bronchitis, and my throat was so inflamed I could scarcely swallow any food. I was advised to try your PKin Killer, and after taking: a few doses was completely cured. T. Wilkinson. Dr. Walton writes from Coshocton : Your Pain Killeb cures diphtheria and Bore throat, so alarm ingly prevalent here, and has not been known to fail in a single instance. This fact you should make known to the world. Mrs. Ellen B. Mason writes: My son was taken violently sick with diphtheria, hjgii fever, and cold chills. 8o many children have died here, I waa afraid to call a Thysician, and tried your Pain Killeb. He was taken on Sunday, and on Wednesday his throat was clear. It was a won derful cure, and I wish it could be known to the poor mothers who are losing: so many children. For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has no equal. It cures when everything else falls. Delay)are often dangerous. A bottle of Pain Killer 4n the house Is a safeguard that no family should be without. All druggists sell It at 25c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVES & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I. sept d&w sept a oct. TUTTS POLLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite,NftU8ea,bowel8 costive, Pain in theHead.with a duU sensation in the back part. 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Dr. TCTT8 MANUAL of Valaahla Iafonrathm urn tiSil Bee.lpto wUl b. 1M HUSK WlfcaUi. Feby. '28deodwl. - t!Tin:ia;iwfHii'iHaiiiTti;iin Ginger, Buchu, Man drake, Stidngia, and many of the best medi cines known are com bined in Parker's Ginger Tonic, into a medicine of such varied powers, as to make it the greatest TtlnnA Purifier aad the BcstllealthAStrength Boctorar Ever uta. It cures Rheumatism, Sleeplessness. & dUeaess L Parker's of the Stomach. Bowels, r. . i Lmgt Kidneys, Ha r Jfflsam. feraMLte' MEclc and oer .fonics. as it tag. Never (all. to rwtor. ttw never intoxicates. Hiscox yoatUtal color to ey aair. K LO., unemist, ft, ' W9."n4 fjj' vlng PMTlpg oot22 ST CHARLES HOTEL. HEABi; tliETEES P0B HBUIOIEES. rrwk noose has been eaedto a jean 1 brMra. Dr. Eeeres, whJnaontt kV strictly ftrslrcJass bouse In every respect. :2SSuZ rooms on flrrt and second "'tV pawww o pnwio u sondtea; THE CIIESTERFIEIiD FRATRI CIDE. A Horrible StoryThe Victim TV anting to Mary his Brother's Daughter. News and Courier. Cheraw, March 15.--The facts con nected with the fratricide referred to in a dispatch published in the News and Courier, on Tuesday, so far as can be ascertained are as follows: The parties thereto, William and John Ba ker, are brothers, the former a young man and widower who has been paying attention to the daughter of the elder Baker with a view to matrimony, which suit was not looked upon favorably by the father of the girl. They met one night last week and it appears that one or both had been imbibing quite freely, and during the meeting at the elder Baker's house the younger brother ob tained the elder's revolver and fired it off in the house. When remonstrated with for the act and being asked what be meant, he again fired, and exclaimed that that was what he meant. Whether the latter or either of the shots was aimed at the prisoner 1 have not learn ed definitely. A scuffle then ensued, and knives were used quite freely, the younger brother receiving a wound or wounds in the breast, "that caused al most instant death, and not a shot from a pistol as the first report stated. John Baker, the slayer, immediately surren dered, himself to the authorities, when it was found that he had received seve ral wounds on his person from a knife, but although painfully injured he is not dangerously so. The prisoner claims that he acted in self-defence from the beginning to the last of the unfortu nate difficulty. The father of the two brothers, it is rumored, has declared his intention to push the prosecution, but whether there is any truth in the re port I am unable to say. Theverdiet of the jury of inquest was in accord ance with the above facts. W. Garden Seed for the South. Cor. Columbia Register. Union, S. C, March 5, 1832. A few days of suushine have added very much to the pleasantness of the outlook. There has been a very marked decline in street loafers and hangers-on about those cancers of society, tue liquor sa loons. The "gee haw" of the ploughman is again heard in the iand. The irrepres sible small boy isut with his shotgun after anything that wears feathers; while among the' fair sex there is a brisk demand for old gloves, sun-bonnets, rakes, hoes, &c, as the accompani ments of the usual spring epidemic. I'liat lull moon in wiarcb inevitably brings to the front all believers in signs, and potato planting becomes a f uroi for a season.' Passing by a "cannie Scot's" garden the other day, we noticed he was ploughing up his last year's po!a;o ground and finding plenty of good seed potatoes. Other people are paying S2 25 a bush el. Why not save our ovn seed pota toes? Yet, while asking that question, one might go even fuither and ask, why not save all our garden seed? Al al most every store we pass we see flam ing placards of Buist's, Ferry's, Sibley', Peter Henderson's, Landreth.s and oth er seedsmen from Marblehe ad, Mas?., to Wisconsin. Immense fortunes inve been made by these seedsmen by selling seed to Southern people. They sport magnifi cent establishments, employ hundreds of hands to grow seeds in a cold climate for Southern gardeners and we com p of being poor! Nor is this the worst of it; for, in ad dition to this supply of seeds from our own seedsmen, a million dollars' worth of horticultural seeds are annually im ported by these seedsmen from Europe. There is no reason- why every gardener at the Soutli should not grow the great er part of his own seed. With proper care in selection and cultivation he could produce as good a variety and much better adapted to his climate than seeds grown in Massachusetts or Wisconsin. But this i3 not the only evil resulting from the introduction of seeds grown in other sections; we introduce with them a multitude of pests in the way of weeds and grasses and insects. What gardener has not been startled by the appearance every now and then of some stranger who asserts his rights to naturalization? How many new sects have been introduced it wouldbe' difficult to say. Every gardener oriar mer runs foui of some new comer ev erv ver r. "It'will not be long . before we will make the acquaintance of the potato beetle, the grasshopper of the Wpt,and all the other pests which follow the progressive and aggressive footiteps of Yankee civilization. A writer in the Journal of the Amer ican Agricultural Association gives us the following interesting statistics in relation to the vitality of seeds selected from a seed farm .North. Seeds in 100 capable of germinating, Averasre: Salsafv 14. onions 47, cab bage 46, lettuce 57, carrot 51, beet DarsniD 32. cucumber 50. squash 28, re clover 82 lucerne 87, white clover 88, orchard grass 50, oat grass 11, timothy 60, red top 14, Kentucky blue grass 4, Italian rye grass 21, Hungarian grass 56. The defective vitality of seeds, however, is nothing, when compared to the pests introduced with them, which are almost certain to live and flourish. The same writer, speaking of this mat ter, Bays: From a lot of commercial red clover seed a carefully drawn sam ple of two ounces was taken which contained seed of red clover 94 per cent., impurities 6 per cent. Of .the 94 per cent, pure seed 60per cent, were inca pable of germinating The impurities consisted of sand, chaff and other seeds a pound containing not less than 14, 400 foreign seeds, 44 distinct species, as follows: "Thistle, horse sorrel, sheep sorrel, milkweed, dandelion, knotweed, bottle grass, knowsel campion, spurry, starwort, cross-rabbit clover, Swedish clover, zig-zag clover, hop clover, white clover, valerian, speedwell, blue violet, pansy, rib grass plantain, burdock, dar-1 nel and crane s dm, goose grass, spunge, blue weed, wild carrot, ox-eye. daisy, pigweed, chickweed, water cress, sand wort, dodder, pimpernell and alyssum. And this sample of clover, the writer says, is of average quality. From the above data, the farmer who sowed this stuff on his field distributed 680 blue weeds, 81,400 doddlers, 5,983 daisies, to say nothing of other useless pests, iq number 215,843. But this is not all 5 a single plant of blue weed will produce 14,735 seeds, of which 8,255 will come up. What a world of trouble this is! and is it any wonder that we have the English proverb: One year's weeding . Is seven year's seeding. But we have sown seed enough for one sitting. - Au.Rkvoir. ".. Gratitude Beyond Expression. - Hampton, C H., 8. C, May 2, 188L " H. tt Werner ft Co.: 81reThe revolt of your Safe Sidney and Liver Cura in my casehas been astonishing, so much so that I can find no words in which to express n,y lne?& CHARLOTTE, N. 0., SATURDAY The Sherman Investigation . . Washxngton, March 15. The report of the committee in vestisatins tho' contingent fund of the treasury depart-- i m- a. a. - r a a. i - menc, Buuuutteu u me oenaie 10-uay, is very voluminous, and mostly made up of extracts from testimony taken,; of which the following is an example: "At the instance of O. L. Pitney, cus todian in the treasury department, JJ Bradley Adams in the winter and' spring of 1880 furnished statknery,&iV to the Sherman campaign committee, political coiiiimuee ior ine aavance-fr ment of the candidacy of the Hon. Jno, Sherman for the Presidential nomina tion in 1881." For this stationery, &c., sundry vouch ers or accounts against the treasury de partment aggregating 45502 were made out, calling upon their face for "file holders" as articles actually purchased and were paid out or the treasury. The le holders so named in such vouchers, were never purchased or rer ceived in the treasury department, nor waa any ntner article iurmsned to tne treasury department under such vouch er. Th&re are many such charges. The report says that no witness has testified that Secretary Sherman had personal knowledge of the irregulari ties aescrioed. rne law provmes tnat the chief clerk of the treasury may ap prove vouchers for these expenditures. Hence they do not come under the sec retary's eye. A Horrible drime. Fayetteville Examiner. Some time last December, Mr. Odom Wilson, a former citizen of Fayette ville, was murdered at his home near Cheraw, S. C under circumstances which point to one B.F. Scltt, a mu latto man, as the murderer, and Mrs. Wilson as his accomplice. Scott was arrested, but discharged for want of evidence. He then left South Carolina, came over into this State, and stopped at Abbottsburg, where Mrs. Wilson, the widow of the murdered man, also went and lived with him. Meantime addi tional evidence against Scott came to tight, and a rwpisition from the Gover nor of South Carolina was made for Jiim, and he was" arrested, carried back, and lodged in the Jail of Chesterfield county, in that State. Mrs. Wilson fol lowed Scott over to Chesterfield, with a view of rendering him aid, but was her self arrested as an accomplice in- the murdjr, is now in prison awaiting her trial. They will both be tried by the circuit court in Chesterfield county, at its session which will begin on ttie 3d Monday in May (15th) 1882. Scott is described as an old man with a horrid countenance. Mrs. Wilson has seven children none of whom are grown. She is represented as a good, looking woman. It is a most revolting affair. Iron and Steel. The Economist. The growth of the iron and steel in dustry in the United States has been very remarkable. In 1810 we produced only 50,000 tons of iron, and our largest furnace could yuld only 1,100 tons an nually. But in 18;.0 the product was 165,000 tons; in 1860, 1,000,000 tons; in 1SS0 the iron and steel works of the United States produced 7,265,100 tons. The aggregate annual product of our manufacturing and mechanical indus tries is now more than $6,000,000,000. Of this vast product less than S200, 000,000 are "exported. And of the $900,000,000 produced by agriculture less than 10 per cmt. is .exported. On the self-supporting power of the American people, and of the mutual relations existing between our indus tries, we can dwell as Americans with the mt)st profound satisfaction -The receipts at tho seaboard cities for ex portation and consumption, including all kinds of grain, ground and un ground, aggregated 852,921.452 bushels in 1879, and 359,559,607 in 1880. The whole eastern movement of Western grain, including shipments to interior points on the Atlantic slope, must somewhat exceed 400,000,000 bushels not more than one-sixth of the total production of an abundant year, LeaP-from the Czar's lary. Ban Francisco New&ietter. J otnp" at 7 a. m. and ordered my ith. Found four gallons vitirol in it, uia not taKe it. went to oreaKiasi. The nihilists had placed two torpedoes on the stairs, but I did not step on them. The coffee sraelled so strongly of Prussic acid that I was afraid to drink it. Found a scorpion in my left slipper, but luckily shook it out before putting iton. Just before stepping into the carriage to go for my morning drive it was blown into the air, killing the coachman and the horses instantly. I did not drive. Took a light lunch off hermetically-sealed American canned goods. They can't fool me there. Found a poisoned dagger in my favor ite chair, with the point -sticking out. Did not sit down on it. Had dinnei at 6 p. m. and made Baron Laischouno wonsky taste every dish. He died be fore the soup was cleared away. Con sumed some Baltimore oysters and London stout that I -have had locked up tor five years. Went to the theater and whs shot at three times iu the first act. HadHhe entire audience hanged. Went home tdSsed and slept all night on led and sle e"palace. root or the Notice to White Men. Fayetteville Examiner. On Friday morning the 10th inst., a play card was found posted on a tree in the Court House square of this town, of which the following is a copy : March 8th, 1882. White men of America and white men of Cumberland County: You may no longer consider us as citizens of America, because wb appeal to your courts for justiee and we fails to get protection ; and you white peo ple is in league with one another, and one of your class will kill one of us, and you will go together, and defend him, and one of our ' class is accused of stealing, you will send him to the peni tentiary for three or four years. We, as colored people, Mark 70c don't intend to appeal to your courts any more for justice. And sir, consid er us no longer citizens, we shall call on you no more for protection nor neither you oall on us Mark ye these words. KI KI Kl first fS. Blow. Somewhat Improved. . Washington, March 17. Represent ative Black is a little improved in his condition to-day. Fifty-eight million dollars is the estimated Value of finger rings of this country actually worn and still there are people mean enough to go hacking, and coughing because they do not want to Invest 26c for a bottle of Dr. Bull's cough syrup. -, ' ji i i m 1 i - i Tall Oaks from Little AeorneCSow, and there la no reason why an Investment of $3 in the Commonwealth Dlitributlon Co's next draw ing, March 81st, mav not win for the lucky pur chaser the stun of $30,000.- 1,960 prizes to be distributed. Whole tickets $2. halves $1. Bend In your orders early to R. M. Board man, Courier Journal Building, Louisville, Ky. SCHi,i8, 1882. The Case df Sergeant Mason. Wash. Cor, Baltimore Sun. , Mrv 'tT. G.- Bigelow, attorney of Ser- geanu jaason, nas prepared a petition for a writ of habeas corpus on the ground that the court-martial had no jurisdiction in time of peace ; that even if the court had jurisdiction it exceeded its powers in imposing the sentence aforesaid, as the sentence is in excess of any punisnmeat authorized by law. and void on that account. The petition re- ascites that the statute authorizes im- pnouuiutjut aiooe. xne sentence na- poses both fine and imprisonment, be sides a dishonorable discharge from the military service. Judge Wylie dismiss- eu tne petition, dug afterwards recon siderea bis decision, and allowed Mr. rsigeiow to witfidraw the papers, in or der that he may present them to the court in Dane to-morrow. In the mean time. 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