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THE OLD STORY.
roston Transcript
I was weeping, sad and weary,
And the night was long and dreary,
Xndless seeming to my child heart
Longing for tbe morning light
Pain and woe full sore were o'er me,
And the shaded lamp before me
Seemed to mock my bitter yearning,
Long ago, one winter night
Till my mother's soft caressing
Fell upon me like a blessing,
As she told of One who suffered
Bitter throes on Calvary;
Till I hashed my sobs and crying,
On her gentle bosom lying,
"While she told me of the Savior
And His deatn upon the tree.
Told me o'er and o'er the story
Of the Christ child and His glory
Of the shepherds' wondrous vision
And the star of promise bright;
Of the humble shed and manger
Cradling the holy stranger;
Of the angels, praises singing,
Long, ago, one winter night
Stiller grew my heart's quick beating
As he told me of the meeting,
At the tomb, one Sabbath morning,
Of the angels fair and bright.
Then, at last, the story ended,
Up to God a prayer ascended
Ah, it all comes back so plainly
To my fevered brain to-night!
As upon my coach I languish,
Soothingly upon my anguish,
Like a star that breaks the darkness,
Or a ray of morning light,
Comes the thought of that sweet story
Of the Christ child and His g ory,
That was told.to hush my waiting.
Long ago, one winter night
Ah! mj burden seemeth lighter
And the darkness groweth brighter;
Pain and grief no longer o'er me
Their dark wings of sorrow cast;
Christ, my king, forever relgneth,
And my soul no more complalneth;
Christ hath raised the veil of shadows
From my weary heart at last
OBSERVATIONS.
It Is calculate d that one case of vaccination pro
duces more profanity than six regular sicknesses.
Elmlra Free Press.
"Where are our girls?" anxiously enquires a re
llglous exchange. We don't know. We can't
keep track of all the girls in creation. Boston
Post
"Pa. why do they call 'em high schools?" "It's
because we pay sd much for 'em, my son. You'll
understand these things better when you get to be
a taxpa yer." Louisville Courier-Journal.
In Milwaukee they are discussing the question:
"Is a funeral an ente rtalnment?" This depends
on the amount of property left by the ceceased.
A m rth of England paper speaks of a young
farmer who "ran rapidly through his property."
His property was an open held. He wore a red
shirt, and a bull was In the wake of the young
farmer.
A Wisconsin thief tiled to swallow a $1 bill, and
a Wisconsin cons-able pushed his linger Into his
mouth to prevent It. The thief then demonstrated
the fact that he could swallow all tbe bill and half
the Anger. Detroit Fiee Press.
Two Remarkable Colored Men.
New York World Washington Special.
"When all ha3 been said of the stingi
ness, the cant, the lack of dignity and
a general appearance of a want of fit
ness to things that characterized the
social regime of the Hayeses, an excep
tion must be made in favor of the re
ception given every winter to the diplo
matic corps. These were really hand
some and dignified parties. They were
strictly confined to the members of the
diplomatic corps, tbe Cabinet, the
Judges of the Supreme Court and Court
of Claim?, officers of the army and navy
of a certain rank, and Senators and
Representatives and their families,
making in all a crowd of 1,500 persons.
Among the most conspicious persons at
the final party given last year was
Bruce, th colored Senator from Mis
sissippi. It was his last appearance in
white society. He was accompanied
by his wife, a handsome quadroon, and
by a woman as black as night in a satin
dress, low necked and short-sieved.
Nothing more amazing was ever seen
in Washington society than this last
figure. Socially tbe colored Senator was
as well behaved as he was politically,
but it was amazing to see how much
afraid the Republicans were of giving
him or his wife any social recognition
in public. The Democrats, particular
ly the wives of the Democratic Repre
sentatives, took malicious delight in
speaking to Mrs. Bruce when her
friends, the Northern Republicans, gave
her a jold nod, and it was observed once
at a reception, where there were many
prominent Republicans, that the only
woman who spoke a word to her was
the wife of a Southern member, who,
seeiDg her standing alone and unnotic
ed, courteously went up and addressed
some remarks to her. Now nobody
hears a whisper of the former Senator,
although he lives here. A more remark
able colored man in Washington is
Wormely, the proprietor of the hotel
of that name, which is acknowledged
to be the best-kept house in the city.
Of Mr. Wormely to his honor be it told,
that if the members of his former mas
ter's house would have allowed it, his
house and his purse were theirs. The
first use he made of his property was to
bring his old mistress to his fine hotel
and to give her the best room in it, and,
on .hearing that a granddaughter of his
master was in Washington in a Govern
ment office, he went to her, invited her
to make his house her home, and, when
she told him she could not accept that,
he proposed Jthat she should pay him
what she would have to pay in a boarding-house
and take the best his house
afforded. "Don't you know," she an
swered, "that if it were known that I
lived at Wormley's it would be said
that my poverty was a pretense, an 4 I
should lose my office in a week? And
if I explained how I lived there nobody
would believe that so much disinterest
edness existed in the world."
A Tornado and Heavy Rain in Ken
tucky. Cincinnati, March 21.-.-A Lexington
Ky. special says : "A tornado passed
over the northern portion of the city
yesterday unroofing many houses and
demolishing the round-hause of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. One
man in the house was severely if not
fatally injured. There was great de
struction of farm property in the track
of the tornado. A heavy rain fell here
last night, the gauge at the signal ser
vice office showing a fall of 2.55. inches
within two iours, most of which, fell
between 8 and 9 o'clock.
5rt Black Condition Very Low.
Washington, March 21. There has
been no change in the condition of
Representative Black, and he is so low
that he may not live through the day.
Gratitude Beyond; Expression.
Hampton. C H., a C, May 2, 1881.
H. H. Warner Co.: 81rs-The result of your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure In my .case has been
astonishing, so nroch so that I can find no words
m which to express inymdebew
dppllesTthls want ' - .
" BelDlo. N. Y., Bee. 1.1870.
I am nastor of the Baptist church here, and an
editedphyslclan. I am not ln.practloe. but am
mySto family physician, and advise in many
chronic cases. Over arearagol reconunended
your Hop Bitten to my Invalid wife, who tan been
under medical treatment of six of Albrbeft
Shygidans several years. ; She has become
iorS7 cured of her various eompneated dta,
easesby their use. We both recommend them to
wirWends, many of whom have also been cored
01 the tanou, ailments Wgg WABBXH. -
CHARLOTTE, N. 0., WEDNESDAY MARCH 22, 1882.
" I ' " ' '1sJssM
Winston Leader: It seems as if the
Salem postoffice is likely to be tossed
from shore to shore, by the waves of
public patronage. H. W. Shore is the
present incumbent, and H. L. Shore de
sires to be. Both parties are petition
ing the public
Many persons for northwestern North
Carolina are going to try their fortunes
in the West After trying to spend all
they take with them they will try to get
back to the Old North State.
Wilmington Review : We understand
that the authorities of the Carolina
Central Railroad will commence at an
early day the erection of a handsome
new depot building in Charlotte, on the
'site of jhe wooden structure which was
burnecHast fall. The new building will
be of brick.
Wilmington Star: We regret to
learn that the frost of the past week.
especially that of Wednesday night
last, resulted in considerable damage
in the Rocky Point section in Pender
county, turning the peas yellow and
hurting, to a more or less extent, rad
ishes and other early vegetables.
Information was received here ves
terday to the effect that the body of a
drowned man had been discovered ed
up about seven or eight miles above
this city, and it had apparently been
there for some days, as it was conside
rably rflutilated. The coroner was noti
fied. It is probably the body of the un
fortunate man Havener, whose death
by drowning was recorded in this pa
per a week or so ago.
Alamance Gleaner:. Messrs. Scott &
Donnell are taking the initiatory steps
to build a cotton factory iii town. They
are having a well dug and wood hauled
to burn brick.
Deputy Collectors Riggs, Worth and
Gretter, with Deputy Marshal Watson,
captured, and destroyed three illicit dis
tilleries in Caswell county last week.
They got two copper stills, caps and
worms, complete, 48 beer stands, 2,100
gallons beer, 43 gallons whiskey, 10 gal
lons singlings, eight bushels malt corn,
three bushels meal, six whiskey kegs.
Estimated daily capacity of the three
was forty gallons.
Roanoke Patron : The diphteria has
been prevailing to an alarming extent,
in the neighborhood of Aulander, Ber
tie county. We are informed that over
forty cadi'B h:ve proven fatal within
the past six months twenty-six cases
within the past two months.
Mr. I.' J. .Snipes, near Brownville,
Hertford county, has a mare colt, which
has been giving milk ever since foaled.
She is at present about nine months
old.and is in a bealthly and thrifty con
dition. He desires to know some rem
edy that will dry up the flow of milk.
Who can give the information desired?
Durham Plant: There is a proba
bility of the organization of a Christian
church in Durham at no distant day.
Thejlndian (,?) docters display a flam
ing sign in front of their office, on
which is written, "Teth extracted with
out pain."
Ex-Secretary Sherman and the Treas
ury Contingent Fund.
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
Washington, March 19. It is the
general opinion here that the report of
the Senate appropriation committee on
the contingent fund expenditures of the
Treasury Department places Mr. Sher
man in a very unpleasant position. Tbe
committee made no comment, but sim
ply reported the facts, which are bad
enough. After reading the testimony
the most partial friend of Mr. Sherman
cannot deny that the resources and
patronage of the Treasury Department
were used while he was at the head of
it, and improperly used, to further his
presidential aspirations. The Sunday
Gazette of to-day, which paper has been
very active in prompting the investiga
tion, contains several articles on the
subject, which are spicy and sensation
al. Mr. Sherman in his tesfimony be
fore the committee alluded to Col. Hin
ton, the editor of the Gazette, as a "dead
beat, and full of. whimsies and irre
sponsible, and as a man of th type of
Guiteau but without his courage to do a
murder. Col. Hinton responds in a card
over his own signature, in which he re
views the career of Mr. Sherman, ad
verting to the fact that he entered pub
lic life worth less than $10,000 and is
now worth millions, and asserts that if
Mr. Sherman dares to make his com
parison about Guiteau to his face, he
will receive but one answer a blow.
Col. Hinton is a man of fiery and im
pulsive temperament, and it is comonly
expected that the affair will result in a
personal scene between hijn and Mr.
Sherman. In his testimony Mr. Sher
man also submitted a letter from Mr.
Power, the chief clerk of the treasury,
to the effect that Mr. A. T. Bissell, one
of those instrumental in the investiga
tion, had offered to suppress the attacks
of the Gazette if a claim of his then
pending in the treasury was allowed.
Mr. Bissell, in a card over his own sig
nature, and his address attached, styles
Mr. Sherman and Mr. Power "superbly
equipped liars," and alludes to them and
others as the "thieves and perjurers of
the department." The Gazette further
declares that there is a great deal of
work yet to be done in "unearthing the
operations of the department under Mr.
Sherman, and says "let no one imagine
for one moment that Mr. Sherman will
escape the shirt.of Nessus now being
fitted for his career."
Sad Fate of Vanderdonk.
Burlington Hawkeye.
Poor Philip Vanderdonk. All his
Ufa ha had rnilpd andj?avpd and srr a Ti
ed, and pulled every string that had a
dollar at ine ena oi it.. Ana now an nis
hard-earned wealth was gone, and a
fcVar.pfYiV interes-ifiatinc mnrr.cae'ft
spread its black wings over all he own-
1 a. rr i a
ed and lovea on.earwi. xie sane into
a chair, and folding his arms upon the
table before him, bowed his gray head
upon them and groaned great groans
from Groanville, Groan county. His
heart seemed breaking,
"Did you mortgage the farm V asked
his wire, anxiously, stealing softly to
his side. ,
"Yes," he growled, "both farms and
sold the wood lot over on Big. Island."
"And did you have to mortgage the
town house, too, she asked, with quiv
ering, lips and glistering eyesr
"Oh, yes," said the man, in hollow
tone, "Ob, yes, arfd sold aU mj stoek in
the Northern and hypothecated what I
put in the S&th street bridge.'s
And was it enough?" she asked,
sTembling with eagerness. "Was it
enough? . , , . ,
"Not quite, be growled, and then,
as he saw the gastly pallor of deathly
disappointment spread over her face, he
added, "but the milliner let me have it
on ninety days time for the balance at
eight per cent.
"And ; you've brought my new hat
than 9" aha caroled iovonal v. "Oh.
PhiMp, yon dear old duck K -
' "Well, no? not au ox it, ne saia....-
brought the plume and one of the bows
down with me in the express, but the
hat itself is coming down from Chicago
ii, A? toe next "week after that, eleven
dark bTOWed man xohn oat VtAhir,
Philip's wife at the theatre, way-laid
mo vrroLcueu man on nis waynome,
uauieu mm oxx aown v aiiey street, roll
ed him up in a wad and stopped np the
uow Bower wjin mm.
Women that hare been bedridden for mn hua
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Important NoticeWords of Warning
Wedeslra to riVA thfa frlAnitf mmrA n aran
to whom it may concern, that all persons who
llffVA hMTl. CtT Al-A n nm j-tAollrtrv In a
called ' Clayton 4 Russell's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters," put upon the market by Adams 4 Co. of
New York, render themselves liable to prosecution
ouuuiuioi, as bcuu urucie nas Deen pronounc
ed by the United States Circuit Court. Southern
iioini, tjw i ore., m a aecision rendered by His
Honor, Jadge Blatchford, February, 1882, as be
ins' an imitjittnn nf VfnatatarJa r.i.hm.i a. w
iJlttere, and who granted a decree of "perpetual ln-
lllBrtHnJi H,h 4n. 1 l . . . .
Co. for violation of Our Trade Mark In the premises.
The principle of this Important decision applies
with equal force to any article of Bitters, the labels
or which bear a general resemblance to our Trade
Mark, as well as to the re fllltng of our old bottles
with spurious stuff, or selling in bulk any article
purporting to be our preparation, and hence this
friendly word of caution. We never fail to convict,
as the Court Records of New Orleans, St Louis.
New York and other points fully affirm.
. . H06TETTEB 4 SMTH.
Pittsburgh, March. 1882.
Dr. C. W. BENSON, of Baltimore, Md.
We give above a correct likeness of this well
known and successful physician and surgeon, who
has made a life long study of Nervous Diseases
ana the Diseases of the Skin, and he now stands
in the highest rank, as authority on those special
and distressing diseases. In the course of his
practice he discovered what now are renowned In
medical practice, viz: a combination of Celery and
Chamomile in the shape of Pills. They are used
by the profession at large and constantly recom
mended by them.
It Is not a patent medicine. It is the result of
his own experience in practice. They are a sure
cure for the .following special diseases, and are
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are prepared expressly to cure sick headache,
nervous neaaacne, djspeptic headache, neuralgia
paralysis, sleepless, drsDODSla and nervousness.
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bold Dy au druggists, nice 60 cents a box. De
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mail, two boxes for $1 or six boxes for $2.50, to
any address.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
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ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
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and external treatment.
AU first olaaa druggists have It. Prioe$l.perpackage.
CHAa N CBITTENTON. 115 Fulton street.
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remedies, to whom air orders should be ad
dressed. marl
MRS. LYD1A E. PSNKH&M, OF LYNN, KASS.,
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure
for all tli oe Painful Complaint aad Weaknesses
so eoBuaaa to best female popalatlvn.
., It win cor nttroty tha worst form of. Female Com
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcer
Uo& Failing and Displacements, and the conseqnsnt
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
I win dissolve and erpel tomors from the uterus la
aa early stage of development. THe tendency to ean
eerons humors there is checked very speedily by its use.
. It removes faintnees, flatulency, destroys aU craving
for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion. That feeling of bearing down, canting pam, weigh
and backache, is alwayi permanently cored bylte-ne.
I wffl at all times and. under all alreumstaaces act tat
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
Tot the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsnrpsssnd. " ' -
1YDIA R PINKHAM'S TZCETABIJC COM'
petTJOMs prepared at SSS and 3S Western Avenue,
Iynn,JfBs. Price $1. 8b: battles for S. Sent by mail
in the term, orpins, also in the form of Iofenges, on
neeejpt oi price, fl per box" for either, airs. Finkham
(jmsj anmei s sTtUittuvs ut inqnliT lend for pamph
let Address as above. Mtntion (Ms Paper.
Ko family should be without LYDIA S. PIKKHA1PS
UVXB PILL8. They cure constipation, bill outness,
aad torpidity of the liver. : SS cents per box.
far Sold by all Profgistt. S ..
LIBIE! LQIE! LILIE!
, -r:o: iO:-r - '
HAVING now two more Kilns In addition to our
PXBPSTUAL KILN we are now prepared to
FILXi ORDERS PBOSIPTLY, .
on short notice, and at prices that defy competi
tion. We guarantee Quality, and make no charge
unless Lime proves satisfactory.
We have an agency In Charlotte of A. C. 8um
mervllle; who will receive orders for small lota at
reduced prices.:. - c
s Beference as to Quality of Time given on appli
cation. SIMON BBOTHKBS,
Box 17o. 88, Gaffney City 8. C. -
mar7 8m
NO. 4,055.
T ' la
WK HAVS JU3T RECKIYKD a HANDSOME 8TOCK Orf
-bfii. IES
From the Cheapest to the Very Finest
BE STJBJ AND LOOK AT THEM BEFORE YOU PURCHASE.
Hargraves
marl 8
BLESSING to womankind.
Relieve an diseases of women pecu
liar to the appearance and cessation
of the menses, uterine disturbances,
torpidity of functions, with leucor-
Dr. ,
Clarke's
Periodical
Pills.
rnoea, cusmenorrnsea, ana nysiena,
also In melancholia and other men
tal derangements. Afford prompt
relief to those distressing bearing
down pains so peculiar to women.
price o per dqx. Bent rree oy mau
on receipt of price. Dr. Clares
Medicine Company, New York City.
?OR Scrofula or any Blood Disorder.
Dr.
Clarkt'a
Anil.
Syphilitic
Pills.
In either stage, whether primary,
secondary or tertiary, are an Invalu
able remedy. ' They never fall to
cure when directions are followed.
Price S2 50rer box. Five boxes 810.
Sent by mall, prepaid, on receipt of
price. Aderess Dr Clarice Medicine
company, new xorK city.
A
N I ttV LUABLE REMEDY.
For weakness of the Kidneys and
bladder. A Quick and complete cure
In 4 to 8 days of ail urinary affec
tions, smarting, frequent or difficult
urination, mucous discharges and
sediments In the urine from what
Dr.
Clarke's
ever cause Induced, whether of re
cent or long standing. One to three
Gonnorrhea
boxes usually sumcient. Price 88
per I box. Three boxes for $5.
Mailed free on receipt of srlce. Ad
Pills.
dress Dr. Clarke Medicine Company,
new xorK city.
'UEBE IS A BALM IN G I LEAD.
I For all cases of Spermatorrhoea'
and lm potency , as the result of self-i
Dr.
laouse m youtn, sexual excesses in
maturer rears, or other causes, and
producing some of the following
effects: Nervousness, seminal ends
(dons (night emissions by dreams),
Clarice's Dimness of sight, Defective Mem
ory, Phlalcal decay, Pimples oo
Face. Aversion toSocletr of Females.
Confuslsn of Ideas. Loss ofBexnu
Power, &c, rendering marriage im
proper or anhaonr. An a Doslnve
Invigorating
icure in two to 8 weeks. One to six
(boxes usually sufficient Price SI 50
per oox, jtout ooxes 90. seat oy
maJL DrerjeJd. on reeelDt of price.
PlUs.
Addiess Dr. Clarke Medtdne Com
pany, New York City. '
febl9dAwl3w
vesssstssaarsersasi a BBtfia. 'osj
Saixfe att& gflft grtttttttfl.
TliAuBiiltVlCli Joi UXPABTMJCNf
Has been thoroughly supplied with every needed
want &nd with the latest styles of Type, and every
manner of Job PrJatlnf ean now be done wtln
neatnesB, dispatch and cneapneea. We ean for.
nlshat short notice,
BLANKS, BILL-HXADS,
LXTTXB-HXADS, CABD9,
TAGS, BJECXTPTS, POSTXBS,
PBQGTtAMTffKS, HANDBILLS,
PAMPHHT8, CIRCULARS, CHICKS, 4a
Ones, among which
are some handsome
&d Willielm.
Q. C. D. A..
AND
-THAT
NORTH CAROLINA
HAS THE-
LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE SOUTH.
The McSmith Music House
SELLS
CHICK TIRING & SONS,
KBANICH A BACH,
MATHCTSHEK,
AKIUN,
SOUTHERN GEM
Ana other PIAN03.
M80N& BftMLlN,
SHONINGKR.
PELOUBET & CO..
STERLING.
AND OTHER ORGANS.
THE OHLY HOUSE THAT SELLS STRICTLY
First-Class Instruments.
Ask me for prices If you want good work
and you will never buy anything but the best.
Address or call on,
H. McSMITH.
Ipiscjellatxcjous,
Telephones ! ' Telephones !
THlfEPHOHES.
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND
Telegraph Company,
-Is the
-SOLE LICENSEE-
-of the
American Bell Telephone Company
For supplying Telephones In the States of Virginia,
West Virginia, (south of tbe R A O. B. B..) North
Carolina, Bouth Carolina, Florida and Alabama.
PRIVATE LUTES
Constructed, equipped with Telephones and rented
ty For particulars address
SOUTHERN BKLL TELEPHONE
and TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
ftbll eod 8m 105 Broadway, New York.
Havmg removed to the shop, on Tryon street, over
the Independent Hook A Ladder Truck-House, Is
now ready to receive orders for HOUSE, SIGN
andOBNAMSNTAL 'PAINIINQ, such as
BAiisrnsrcr,-
Gnildiiig, EnIsDinining. Frescoing, &$
wills
Everybody
Has
Discovered