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MARCH 20TH,
We will dlspl y one of the handsomest
Spring Stocks
Ever offered In this market Ton are specially re
Quested to look K our stock of
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
-ALSO OUR
White Qoods
Of which we have endles variety.
ry Our 800 ot LA Ed and ROIDERY
will be found superior lo any In Charlotte, both In
price and beauty.
Everybody In Charlotte Is Invited to call nod look.
Everybody In the County Is Invited to call anu look.
Everybody In the etate Is Invited to call and look.
lexander S
marl 9
Boots itmT JU0jcj5
1882. 1882,
:o: :o:
Spring Style Hats.
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Harve secetred and tit dt',y receiving
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Metuilorffsts. Assayes and Analytical Chemists
Ml ttMi4HLVEU KEFINERS.
PrtWlcal m-Riw t 08 lftO lbs. and upwards.
lUriUilWRY OltEN TREATED
Surveys, Mine Examinations, Eeports, Sketches
and Maps made. Constructions of works
and wupflles. Furnished.
tti.w4.GEHS OF
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Kef Endanl Spltjng worf.
lOLft, RIL.VBIC
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LEAD ORES
' SSELTED
OI RETURNS
r pwrcoased
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Srjj (goods, lotltiufl Ac.
-WE-
WE-
ARE RECEIVING
NEW-
-NEW-
GOODS
EVERY DAY
AND WILL 800N HAVE RBADT
for Inspection the most varied and best salectef
Stock we have ever offered the public. All lines o
goods have been bought with care and dtscrtmlna
lion; but especial care has been taken in the seleo
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.
mar8
. Diphtheria.
A cold or ore throat may not eem to
unount to much, and If promptly attended
to can easily be cured; but neglect Is often
rollowed by consumption or diphtheria.
No medicine has ever been discovered which
acts so quickly and rarely in such cases as
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. The
prompt use of this invaluable remedy has
saved thousands of lives.
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. 13
an experiment. It has been before the
public for tforty years, and 13 most valued
where It is best known.
A few extracts from voluntary testimonials
read as follows:
Pain Killer has been my household remedy for
colas for the past twenty -seven years, and have
never known It to fail In effecting a cure.
L. 8. Ckocker, Willi amsviUe, N. Y.
For thirty years I have used Paw Ktixkb, and
round it a never-fading remedy for colda and aore
throat Barton Seaman.
Have received Immediate relief from colds and
ore throat, and consider your Paiw Killkr an
to valuable remedy. Geo. B. Everett, Dickinson,
N. Y.
JJh?P,Just recovered from very severe cold,
winch I have had for some time. I could get no
relief until I tried your Pain Killer, which
relieved me immediately. I will never again be
without it C. O. Force, Lowndes, Ga.
Have used Pain Killer in mc family for forty
yeara. and nave never known it to fail. Ransom
Lewis, Waynesboro, Ga.
I began using Pain Killer In my family twenty,
five years ago and have used it ever since, and have
found no medicine to take its place. B. W. Dyes.
Druggist, Oneida, N. Y.
For whooping-cough and croup, it Is the best
preparation made. We would not be without it
A- P. Bouts, Liberty Mills. Va.
. For twentm.fi ve years I have used Path Killer
for colds and chapped lips, and consider it the best
meaione ever onerea. G0
Ini
JKO.HoopxB.Wilnuiigton,
N.O.
I was suffering severely with bronchitis, and my
throat was so inflamed I could scarcely swallow
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and after taking a few doses was completely
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Dr. Walton writes from Coshocton: Your Pain
Killer mires diphtheria and sore throat, so alarm
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fail in a single instance. This fact you should
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Mrs. Ellen B. Mason writes : My son was taken
violently sick with diphtheria, high fever, and cold
chills. So many children have died here, I was
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For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has
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Delays are often dangerous. A bottle of
Pain Killer in the house Is a safeguard that
no family should be without.
All druggists sell it at ii3c, 50c, and $1.00
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
sept d tw sept A oct.
TUTT'S
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INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AN
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
AND
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
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IiOM of appetite.NanBea.bowel8 costive,
Pain in tneHeaa,wlth a daU sensation in
the back part. Pain under the honider
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ody or mmat
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, loss
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FTntter&g of the Heart, iJots before the
eyes. Yellow Bkin, Headache, BestlesB
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TTJTT8 PIU8 "E7 WffiKS "
rh fLms. tb pwete, and cause the
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DtgeeMve Organs Bmtcnlmr Stoota arepro- -duoed.
Vrice as cents. 35 Wnrray Bit-, a. .
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gbat Hair or Whiskers changed to a.QiM&r
Black by a single appl cation of this Dye. It
taartfl a natural color, acts Instantaneously.
Sola by Druggists, or 4en hy express on receip. Y.
Jifflce, 39 Murray St., New York.
BVr1 m w w w- w m w v . -; m . m sr. a
Ginger, Buchu, Mas
drake, Stillingia, and
manw pf fhe bst rnedfc
rine? loiown are com-
binea m Parlcer' GingerJ
Tonic, into a meaione
oXsuch yaricd powers, as
to make It the greatest
wood Funfiar ana u
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Bastortr Erer Used.
4 cures Rheumatism,
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cfthe Etomach, Bowels,
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Balsa
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" r Tonics, as it
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Tln Bett, CI
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lat Never fail- '
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SOeandfl
Chemists, N. Y.
i Dollar Sin.
octa
ST CHARLES HOTEL.
JiLi. dniMau bouse in eVerr respec.
K ZZSEZXXZSi brooms on first
; and second
patronafe of the mblle li iollcltea;
lull lrdtl.
EWS NOTES
The President has approved the joint
resolution appropriating $150,000 for
the benefit of the sufferers from Missis
sippi floods.
The board of aldermen of New York
yesterday passed a resolution asking
the President to remit the penalty lm
posed upon Sergeant Mason by the mil
itary court.
Queen Victoria has asked Parliament
to make suitable provision for Prince
Leopold in view of his approaching
marriage.
Last evening a canister of powder
was dropped into a house on Nelson
street, Dublin, where several detectives
are living. Much damage was done by
tne explosion which followed, but no
body was injured.
Mr. Smyth, (home rule.) member of
Parliament for TfDperary. writes to the
Freeman's Journal announcing his In
dention to support; tne cloture resolu
tions. He hopes independent members
will do likewise.
The Prussian "Efinnomlri finnnnil
Tuesday, by a vote of 33 to 31, rejected
the tobacco monopoly bill, and after
ward, by a vote of 48 to 14, adopted a
resolution in favor of a higher tax on
tobacco.
The Quebec steamship Company,
wnicn nas been running a line of ves
sels between New York and Porto Bico
and carrying the United States mails,
has notified the Postoffice Department
tnat it is about to discontinue the ser
vice and withdraw its vessels.
The board of managers of the Pro
duce Exchange of New York Tuesday
approved of the passage of the bill by
the Legislature to allow the negotia
tions of loans of money in sums over
$5,000 for periods not exceeding sixty
days at more than current rates of in
terest. E.6. Cowles, commissioner to take
testimony in the Christiancy divorce
case in New York, Tuesday examined
Henry Huss, a restaurant keeper, who
testified that Joseph J. Barnum, one of
Mrs. Christiancy's witnesses, is a man
of bad character, and he (the witness)
would not believe him on oath.
The findings and sentence of the
court-martial in the case of Cadet C.
Whitaker, tried on the charge of muti
lating his own ears, have been set aside
by the President on account of techni
cal informalities and irregularities, but
he will nevertheless be dismissed from
the military service because he has
been found to be" deficient in his stud
ies. The Marquis of Huntley, against
whom a warrant was issued at the
Mansion House for obtaining a large
sum of money under false pretenses
some time since, surrendered- himself
atrthe Bow Street Police Court Tues
day. He was admitted to bail in 2,000
but on leaving the Police Court was re
arrested on two Mansion House war
rants, and was held to bail in 15,000 to
appear Appril 14.
In the Supreme court at Providence,
R. I., C. B. Farnsworth, custodian ot
the Quidnick Company's property,
took out a writ against Wm. Sprague
and Superintendent Corey, of the Arc
tic Mills, for contempt of court. Ic is
alleged that Sprague and Corey denied
Farnsworth admission to the mill for
the purpose of taking an inventory,
8praguthreatening to throw Farns
worth into the river.
The passenger rates from points in
Missouri were demoralized Monday,
tickets to New York selling from 616
to $18 a direct cut of $10 to $12. The
fare to Chicago wedt as low as $2, and
$3 was the general rate, except at the
Chicago and Alton omce, wnicn. unaer
orders, maintained the rate at $7. The
existence of 200 of the old Wabash
cheap fare unlimited tickets in the
hands ot scalpers was tne cause ot tne
difficulty.
A Year in New York.
N. Y. cud.
During 1881. S8.624 deaths occurred in
New York city, and 35,000 births were
reported.
For the education of children some
$4,000,000 was expended, while the
drinking places, of which there are
9,125, absorbed, it is estimated, the enor
mous sum or $p60,uoivwo
Of the army of wine bibbers who cast
their substance into this pool 32,391
were committed to the Tombs. j
The amount expended in public
amusements of all sorts amounted to
$7,000,000.
In the police stations 120.0S4 persons
asked for and were furnished with
lodgings, and 21,000 outdoor poor Were
relieved-
In the' police stations' 67,135 persons
were arraigned.
Crimes of violence were committed
by 5,819 persons.
Charity sent to the almshouses hos
pitals, nurseries, schools and asylump,
131,765 persons.
Of the immense population of
a million and a half, 172,777 are females
between the aees of fifteen and
vears: 80.000 of whom are domestic
help.
A Child Demon.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
EdHallen, a five-year-old negro boy
residing near Woodlawn, Texas, ten
miles north of here, went into the house
of a neighboring colore woman during
her temporary absence, and taking her
infant from the cradle carried it off to
ward the railroad depot. On the moth
er's return she gave the alarm, and be
gan pursuit. The child was finally
founa in a fence corner with its eyes
punched out, in a dying condition. The
young demon) not old enough for legal
Eunisbment, was caught and carried
ome to his mother, who said the boy
had a penchant for putting out eyes:
that if be got hold of i chen;hisrsi
act was foVnbh owfc weyes. A flog
ging within an inch of his life by hi
mother is the only punishment the ju
venile cut-throat is likely to receivB for
his murderous deedt
Speaking by the Card,
Galveston News.
Several gentlemen were standing on
the corner of Galveston avenue when
one of the most fashionable ladies of
Galveston passed on the sidewalk
"Oh!" exclaimed one of thegentle
mAn. "what a complexion I There is
nothing to beat it in Galveston.
I am
proud or tnat woman, x uu.
"Are you her husband?
stranger.
"No, sir."
asked a
"Her father, wen f
"No.
Iam
the drtnrsrisl
it myself :;
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
. PHiLADEUPHTAi Pa, March 23.--The
tug boat Henry G. mtVljiiwrat the
DieWthe foot of Walnut street, ex
Dloded her boiler this morning, killing
.four men.
v
i
nearly
tftlrtv
.sir 1 1 am no relation ni out
S A I 1 A.
proud of ner compie.iuu. ui
b that sold it to ner., x mate
CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY MAEGH 24, 1882.
The Most Beautiful Woman to the
World.
GlariBelL
, I saw last evening the woman, who,1
in my cnuuai opinion, is tne most Deau
tif ul woman in the world. If there is
the shadow of a fault in her face or
rorm it nas escaped my discovering eye;
i. iunneu mis conviction years and
years ago, when I first saw her as a
frisky burlesquer on the stage. I held
to it. , against all competition, when,
later on, sue ptayea semi-tragic roles
quite badly; and new that she is doing
a comedy part happily in "Divorcons
at the Park Theatre, I am fixed in it for
life. She is an ideal Venus or would
be, but for the restrictions of propriety.
One of the dresses she wore last night
was as near the bounds as possible
without going beyond. Her graceful
arms were bare right up to the top of
her shoulders. Her smoothest of necks
was uncovered, and a wedge-shaped
strip of her skin was visible half-way
down to her belt, while the edges of the:
covering of her upper bodice were in
no hurry to become opaque. She was
truly lovely, and I had only one fault
to find. She was outrageously white
washed. Some powdering and coloring
are necessary behind the glaring foot
lights, but Alice DunniDg Lingard (she
is the ereature that I am ravine about)
doesn't need to be swabbed all over.
When will actresses learn not to over
do the use of the brush and rag? A
second of her costumes was a dark
brown satin, so cleverly draped that it
was as nttie a detriment to the sunnrh
figure as it is possible for skirts to be.
it was brocaded with leaves and blos
soms of pale gold. There was a oetti
coat of brown satin covered with white
lace flounces, the designs bemsr out-
nnea witn gold tnreaos, and the
flounces reaching from belt to helm.
The tunic corsages -were figured with
gold, and the elbow sleeves and the in
side of a high ruff were trimmed with
gold lace. She earned an oval fan of
s jf t white feathers, bordered by bright
ones from the breasts of tropical birds.
ier reddish golden hair was brushed
back and tied low on the neck ; then di
vided into two plaits, while the front
hair formed a low ridge over her low
forehead, One tif the plaited strands
encircled tne brow asm the pictures of
5appno,and the other was arranged in
a low knot behind.
This is the newest fashion in hair-
dressing, A:d pearl beads are usually
woveu into the plaits ; but Mrs. Lingard
wisely trusted to the suitableness of the
Grecian style, and was a high-headed
goddess to gape upon-
As 1 sat looking at her, In rapt admi
ration, I suddenly recalled her husband.
the serio-comic William Horace, trot
ting to and fro behind the footlights
and singing, "Captain Jinks of the
Horse Marines." and the vision made
me sick. Not that any other fellow ev
er has, or ever will, sing and prance
Captain Jinks as funnily as he did i
but the idea of a clown marrying a god
dess was retched if you will allow me
the hrst pun 1 ever.put into my letters.
An Appeal in Behalf of the Flood Suf
fers, by the Red Cross.
Washington, March 23. The fol
lowing call has been issued to the
American people: The President hav
ing signed the treaty of the Geneva
Conference and the Senate having, on
the 16th instant, ratified the President's
action, the American Association of
the Red Cross, organized under provi
sions of said treaty, proposes at once to
send its agents among the sufferers by
the. recent floods with a view to am
ilorating their condition so far as can
be done by human aid and the means at
hand will admit of. Contributions are
urgently solicited. Remittances in
money may be made to Hon. Chas. J.
Folger, Secretary of the Treasury, chair
man of the board of trustees, or to his
associates Hon. Robt. T. Lincoln-and
Hon. Geo. B. Loring, Commissioner of
Agriculture. Contributions of wear
ing apparel, bedding and provisiors
should be addressed to "Red Cross
Agent" at Memphis, Tenn., also Vicks
burg, Miss., and Helena, Arkansas.
Signed; Clara Barton, Bancroft Davis,
Frederic Douglass, Alex. Y.P. Garnett,
Mrs. Oman D. Conger, A. S. Solomons,
Mrs. S. A. Martha Canfield, R.' D, Mus
sey. - --x
A Scientific Destroyer.
Mezzerhoff. a Russian chemist?
ecently appeared before a Fenian meet
ing in New York and thus stated what
he could do :
He had made a study, he said, of war
and of instruments. At a cost of $150
he would annihilate an English, war.
vessel that had cost $11,000,000, and
was coated with an iron armor twenty
two inches in thickness. He would go
into London, Paris, Berlin, Constanti
nople or St. Petersburg with twenty
men, none of them burdened with any
thing more bulky or weighty than an
ordinary satchel, and in twenty-four
hours would destroy the city. He could
not then explain tne means he would
use, but there were others present .who
understood and who,, could tell how
effective they were. He could, for a
few thousand dollars, stretch a double
line of dynamite torpedoes tefore every
harbor in Ireland and so make a worse
than impassable barrier to every Eng;
lish war ship. He could stand in
outskirt of Constantinople, in a space
rae-fourth the size of the rooia in
which' he was sneaking, and witbmeans
nowat his command destroyhe entire
city,
"Bulls' and "Bears." .
The terms bull and bear, as applied
to stock operators, are probably quite
two centuries old. A correspondent of
the Wall Street Daily News finds in the
London Tatler of April 26, 1709, the
following definition:
"Stock jobbers who contract for a
future transfer of stock which they do
not possess, are called bear skins and
universally, whoefer sells what he does
not possess, is said, proverbially, to sell
the ojar skin while the bear runs in
the woods. In the language of Ex
change Alley bears signify those who
buy stock whiph they cannot receive.or
who sell stock which they have not
Those who pay .money for what they
purchase, or who sell stock which they
have, are called bftUa " .
A New Use for Gnano.
Early Coaaty, Ga., Newa. , :
One of our gardeners has found a
new use for guano. Mrs. Col. Buchan
non was much annoyed by rabbits cut
ting down her garden pease, and as an
experiment had guano sprinkled over
them. The experiment was a success,
and "cotton tail" has gone in search of
more pleasant pastures. ; ;
Gratitude Beyni Expreaatea , . .
. Hampton, a H., 8. C, M17 2, 1881..' v
H. H. Werner Cat Blrs The" result of jour
Sale Kidney and Urer Cure (a my case has been
astonishing, so much so that I can find no worts
In which to express my IndebteflneM to oo.
Eeri W. H. PKurnss.
"';;,'SnMIsil'opiW -A
pair of beautiful 8un4owers on Baielsirttt be
mailed free to any lady who wm send ten cents in
postage stamps or money to Dr. C W.Benson, No.
106 Norm Bataw street, Baltimore, Hi
Jrof
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Another Murder in Stokes.
Winston Sentinel. :
On last : Wednnndav. nnar WootfinU
in Stokes; countyr Eph. Moore, colored,
w we uuuae ox xncexiapies, col
ored, when he was ordered off by Brice.
Moore drew a pistol and shot him in the
uBttu, jsuniDg mm instantly.- Although
.uvuia juicb a masiHcrsM . nnr. rnr rrnm
the scene, of killing, and told him he
had killed Staples, we learn that no
warrant, was issnert nnr.ii nvr. rtaw ni
oy tnat time the mnrdftrr maHa
guou ms escape.
One Of the rlrn whnrlr a Afnm.4 H.a f
"l "fo uaes. iror a coia or conga you cannot
Bad a better remedy than Dr. Bull's cough sjtud.
.neariy ail pnysidans DrescrlDe it and nn famii
Women that have been bedridden for ream haa
peen entirely cured of female weakness br th no
or waia e. - pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Send to Krs. Lydta S. Pinkham, 238 Western
Avenue, ijnn, Mass., for pamphlets.
Sclolo. N. Y.. Dec 1 . 1 R70.
I am uastor of thn TbinH.f fhnivti
edneated pdysldan. I am not to practice,' but am
my sole family physician, and advise in many
your Hop BItterrto ray invalid wtfe. who has been
under medical treatment of six. ot Albany's besi
physicians several years. She has become
worougniy cured of ner vartnna mmMti.ot.rt ji.
r w j own recommend them to
XJfK ; . ulauJ"1 wuum nave aiso been cured
vm. uiou isiivnin niimenia oy mem.
BET. K. B. WiBBBH.
1 m-1. m i tarn
A CaBD.
, Toail who are sufferingrom the errors anffn-
"a'u "i youm, nervous weakr ess, early decay
oss of manhood, Ac, T will send a recipe that will
fSiun SWS nvelopa to the Bsv.
" " LiimiLn, aiauon u, ew York city
lew dtuerttsjenijetita
Dn C. W. BENSON, of Baltimore, Itld.
we give above a correct likeness of this well
known and successfuf physician and surgeon, who
has made a life long study of Nervous Diseases
anu 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 bis
practice he discovered what now are renowned in
medical practice, viz: a combination of Celery and
Chamomile in the shape of Fills. They are used
by the profession at large and constantly recom-
mendedJiiJthem.
It is note, patent medicine. It is the result of
his own experience la practice. Tbey are a sure
cure for the following special diseases, and are
worthy of a trial by all Intelligent sufferers. They
are prepared exuressiy 10 cure sick neadacue,
nervous headache, dyspeptic headache, neuralgia
paralys s, sleepless, dyspepsia .and nervousness.
aud will cure any case.
sold by ati druggists. Price 60 cents a box. De
pot, luo North Kutaw .street. Baltimore. Md. Bv
mail, two boxes for 31 or six boxes for 82.50, to
any aaaress.
DR..C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
le Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
OISEA8E8 OP HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ITpHINCSonanpartsofthe
trt
o
a
body. It makes the skin white, soft and smooth.;
remove, tan and freckles, and is the BEST toilet
dressing In TUB WOEXJ). megantly pnt up, twe
bottles in one package, consisting of both, lnteraai
and external treatment.
All first class druggists have It. Prioe$l. per package.
CHAS. N CBITTKNTON. llfi Fulton street.
New York City, sole sgent for Dr. C. W Benson''
romeaits, towuom ail orders should be ad
dressed,
marl
MRS. LYDli L FIHKHAM, OF LYKN, MASS!,
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LYDIA E. PINKHAIYTS
VEGETABLE C6MP0U1TD.
. . Is a Positive Cure
fWrsJI taesw Palarul Caaiplalats mi WeaknsiISS
so eesssaoa t ear best fessnle pepalstlea.
It wnl core entirely the worst form of Female Com
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Uleera
ttoa, laUlng and Displacements, and the coniens
Spinal Weakness, and is partlcularty adapted to the
Change of Life. : '
It will dlssolva and expel vajsorsfroBitkentsmsto
an early stage of development, The tendency to can
cerous humors there la checked very speedily by its nse.
It removes faintness, flatulency, destroysaU eraving
for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach. .
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General PepOity, Sleeplessness, Depression sod Indi
gestion, - ' '
. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weighs
and backache. Is always permanently enred by Us use. :
It will at all times and tmiUr'aU circumstances act to
harmony with the tows that gorern the female system.
Tor the cure of Pdney Complaints ot ettaer sea this
Compound is nrisurpassed. ;
LYDIA E. PDTK30A1FS TESITABUE ICOM
POTJXDJs prepared at SS and B3S 'Western Avenne,
tonm,UsJS. Price L BJibottlesforlS. Sentbylnaa
in the form of pills, also In the form of locenges, oa
reeeiptof price, il per box for either. Mrs. Plnkham
freely anrwers all letters of inquiry. Bend far psmh
let. Address as above., MenlUm Uti f9fr,
' Kofamfly should 'Jola5SiU IirKHAlPi
LITXa PTU4L The ease eossmpauoa,
and asxddtty e the Bw.- H cents per boa. '.
S3- Sold by nil Drwggietn. '
IILIE! L1UE! LIQE!
5t:3:ba-.n:n ioti iot-fc.t .1 4 '
TTAVrNS now two more Xlm In eddtUoD to our
JJk P&PKTCAJi KALN we are now .prepared to
'-.a FIJLIi OBDEB9 PUQnBTl.r, - ;
on short notice, and at prices that defy competi
tion. We guarantee quality, and make no charge
unless: Ltme proves satisfactory. -. ;
r W have an agency in charlotte of ACSunv
mervUle; who will receive orders for small lou at
reduced prices. : v .-"..vw..,.. 1
Beferenoe as to aoalirjr of Ltme erven on appli
CaSon. , SIMON BBOTEttES,
BoxNa 88, Gaflney City 8. C
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NO. 4,057.
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QTO SIQ:QOOMarenowoornlng in,andin
theway,CheapeatofaoodthaAhMeTer
of Goods now in, viz: The handsomest line of
SPRING-
BLACK DRESS GOODS
To bemunembracmgCASHMmita inplam and
American, Lace and Plain BUNTINGS. We have a
BTTHTrVOQ In , .
"-u-uoa. ne nave a nandsome
can show you the rrfittit aa
- - wjuaoiiu iu j.uc per jara. mat jou
aim oo& iu bw wur iuuTHiOWN GOODS. Ourstocfcof PABA80L3 is large and handsome. Our
stock will be complete in a few days, and Jl you want B1RGAIN3 In handsome and stylish Goods.
come and see us; wlU take pleasure in showing you
PBOMPT ATTENTION TO
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BLSSIG TO WOMANKIND.
Relieve all diseases of women pecu
liar to the appearance and eess&tton
of the menses, uterine disturbances,
torpidity of functions, with leuuor
rheea, dismenorrhsea, and hysteria,
also In melancholia and other men
tal derangements. Afford prompt
relief to those distressing bearing
down paina so peculiar to women.
Price S3 per box Sent free by mail
on receipt of price. Dr. Clarke
Medicine Company, NewYork city.
Dr.
Clarke's
Periodical
Pills.
?OR Scrof ola or any Blood Disorder.
Dr.
Clarke'
Pills.
In either stage, whether primary,
n-eondarr or tertiary, are an invalu
able remedy. They never fall to
cure when directions are followed.
Price S2 BOoer box. Ftveb xessio
Sent by mall, prepaid, on receipt of
price. Aderess Dr Clarke Medicine
company, Hew xorguty.
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If I ft V A 1AJ A B LB BE31EDV.
For weakness, of the Kidneys and
bladder. A quick and complete cure
in 4 to S days of all urinary. aStee
Uons, smarting, freauen or difficult
urination, mucuus discharges and
sediments in the vine fipm what
ever eane induced, whether of re-
Dr.
Clarke
,., teent orlBgstandirtt One to three
Gonnprrnea Kxes usually, siifftafent Price 82
ner : box. Three boxes for $5.
IMalledfreeon receipt of price. Ad
dress Dr. Clarke Medicine Company,
New York City.
Fills.
HEBB IS JL BALM IN OIL.EAD.
ITor all cases of Spermatorrhoea'
and bnpoteney, as the result of self
abuse in . youth, sexual excesses in
Dr.
i maturer years; or othereaases, and
t ., riroduclng some : Of tne following
effects: Nervousness, seminal emts
lous (night emlaatons by dreams),
Clarke's Dmne8S of peiectlre Mem-
fc ory.jPhlsical- deesy,TPlBiple8; on
; r, ?aoe, Averelen toSoclety of Females.
-Contusleuoljdeas. Loss ofSexnu
InTifftating
, power, r4BBi renaenng mamage im
Ipropexor unhappy. Are a positive
, leure in twotd 8 weeks. One to six
ooxes usuauy sumoem raw 91.au
per box. "Tour boxes 15. Sent by
mall, prepaid, ion reeeiptof price.
Address Dr. Clarke .Medicine Cont
paBr, New York City. '
' 'jPflla. '
avfebladbvl8w
sum oBarayjta job jDiPAKnuarr
Huoeen thoroughly nrppDed wtth ereiy needed
wantaOWSa thelatest stylej of Type, and erery
manner of Jot Frlntint ean now be done atui
nestrioas. dispatch ana cheapness. We can for
niahaiahort noOee,, ,
BLANX3, BIIJHXADS,
UTTXB-HXADS, CABDS,
: TAQ8, RXCHPTS, POflTX&a,
. PBOGlUliSnCa, HANDBELLS,
PAHPBXXTS, CmCULABS, CHECKS, fte.
& - :.W: -
a fewdays we wmshowtheHahdsomMtan., k.
been seen in thia market We make special mention
watered effecte, NUNS VEILING, French 'and
beautiful line ot NUNS ytl m nnn rmnu
line of MOIRE SATINS la black colors
We
ever saw. Be sure
everything we have.
ORDERS FOB SAMPLE.
&d Willielm.
NORTH CARaDLINA
Has the-
I AUG EST MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE bOUTII.
The McSmith Music House
SEJ.LS
CH1CKERING d: 80NS,
KEANIOH BACK,
MATHD8HEE,
ARION,
SOUTHERN GKM
Auo other PIANOS.
MASON 4 HAMLIN,
8HONIN(iKR.
PELOUBET & CO.,
STERLING.
AND OTHER ORGANS.
. THE ONLY HOUSE THAT SELLS STRICTLY
First-Class Instrnments.
Ask me for prices If you want good woTk
and yon will nevr buy anything but the best.
Address or call on,
H. McSMITH.
Telephones Telephones !
TEluEPHOHEB
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AJTD
Telegraph Company;
Is the
-sole; licensee-
of the
Ameriean Bell Telephone Company
For supplying Telephones in tbe 8tates of Yirglnfs,
West Virginia, (south of tbe B. x U. R B..) North
Carolina, Bouth Carolina, Florida and Alabama.
PEIVATE LUES
Constructed, equipped with Telephones and rented
. 0 For perflctilars address
SOUTHERN BKLL TELEPHONE
. and TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
teblleotfSBt ' 105 Broadway, New York.
"WUs'fCTfHXt;
Hsvtag remered to the shop, on Tryon street, over
tbe Independent Hook dt Ladder Track House, is
now ready to receive -orders for HOUSE, SIGN
sndORNAMiNTAL. PApjIJING, such as .
Guilding, EalsoniM Frescoing,
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