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After forty years of trial, Perry
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Editor of the St. John (K. B.) News, says :
In flesh wounds, acnes, pains, sores, etc,
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No family should be without a bottle of It
ior a single nour.
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From L S. Potter, 17. S. Consul at Crefeld,
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ior wounus, Druses, auu epnuiiH.
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From B. W. Adams, Saco, Me.:
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R. Lewis Bays :
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W. W. turn. Nicholvllle. N. Y.. sava :
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Since the Pain Killer tras first introduced.
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cone, while to-day this medicine is more
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KKWS NOTES.
Newton Waller, a vounsr man. waa
Btruck by ligfatninfr at Hillvillei K. J,
Sunday, and instantly killed. Two
small children were struck at the same
time. " . -'' . i r;
- Baron Yon Bechtalsheio, ex-Aristrian
consul at St. Louis, Mo, ehargwd with
embezzlement, wag yesterday discharg1
d on the plea that the court had no
jurisdiction, and that the offense! only
cams within the scope of the United
StatesCourts.
Outside of tl limits of the tj of
Panama, the , wb.ole population jalong
the line ofihe Isthmus cabal does not
exceed 3,600 souls. The-whole nnmber
of deaths amons tbs- canaimblflyes
has been lesvtban lop, and. conaiderirrjr
the wretched medical service, the com
pany maintained that the mortality
has been neither exceptional nor alarm
ing. ! ;
The case of the creditors of, Arch
bishop Purcell was called, in the Ham
ilton County District Court, Obit, yes
terday, but was laid over, all the parties
not being ready. The chief jtlaestioh
involved is as to the power of the
assignee to sell church property to pay
the claims of the creditors.
John Wilbert, a Swiss, who was com
mitted to the Eastern penitentiary,
Philadelphia, Pa., January 7th. as a
tramp, committed suicide in a cell in
that institution yesterday morning by
cutting his throat. He was committed,
to the penitentiary in company with
Beinhard Buch, who committed suicide
February 11th by cutting his throat.
Daniel Bitter,' aged 64, of Lebanon,
L'a., was found dead on Sunday mora
:ng, with his face much swollen. The
coroner held an inquest, and a verdict
was rendered that Hitter oied from the
effects of an apoplectic fit. Hitter's life
was insured for 830,000 in speculative
insurance companies.
While Charles Fischer and a : man
named Trotter were riding side by side
on horseback near Poplin Station, on L
the Cairo branch of the iron Mountain
LlailroHd, on Saturday afternoon, they
got into an altercation about some busi
ness transaction; whereupon Tfotter
drew a knife and stabbed Fischer to
the liuart, killing him. Trotter was
arrested. Threats of lynching him are
fret-ly nude by Fischer's friends.
J.ilm Jonas, a middle-aged Bohemia!-,
residing in Omaha, Neb., killed
his w.fe yesterday morning by dis
charging iihh barrel of a shotgun into
her shit', lie then turned the other bar
rel of Uie tftm upon himself and blew a
halt through hid .breast, dying instant
ly. ." Mrs. Julias was a notorious abor
tionist, and had driven her husband to
desperation by her abuse of him.
The Methodist preachers met in
Philadelphia yesterday morning and
received a communication, presented
by Rev. O II. Tiffany, from the Ameri
can delegates to the ecumenical confer- J
ence, regarding a commemorative cen
tennial meeting of the introduction of
Methodism in the. jjnj&d States, to be
held in ISS1. A committee was ap
pointed to confer with the provisional
committee.
Mr. Be. cher on Lenten Observances.
Mr. Beecher discoursed on lenten ob
servances in Plymouth Church Sunday,
and, according to the New York Tri
bune's report of the discourse, he dis
played very little of the spirit of humil
ity. "Why should I wear sackcloth, if
I have other good clothes V queried the
Plymouth pastor. "Why should one be
asked to give up what is innocent and,
good ? I won't look toward the family,
because it is present, in which a little
girl gave the best answer, when she
was asked what she would give up dur
ing Lent. 'I know what I'll do,' she
said, ! won't brush my teeth." Laugh
ter. "I know of men who come trot
ting in in the morning and say 'My
dear, I must make a short prayer this
morning. Men want me down town,
and 1 must hurry. Oh, Lord! have
mercy ou rue and bless me, for I am a
miserable sinner !' You are a miserable
wretch i That's not the way to treat
God. Don't crawl before the digni
taries of heaven. I never crawl on my
belly before God ; I never say I am so
filthy and sinful. I am not so. We are
all sinners, but not criminals. I have
no remorse, because I do not love God
enough. I don't love anybody as I
ought. God is not a crabbed judge to
say when he has heard a confession.
Open the prison door and shove him
in. I go before God as a nobleman, and
say, 'nevertheless I am Thy son.' He
has the best clothes brought out and
the ring pnt on my finger. The true
theory of life is to rejoice always. Lent
should be a time to review one's whole
conduct; to clear the soot of passion
out of the flues of the soul. Perfunc
tory and machine piety is odious to
God, and should be to man. If a man's
brain is out of order, he cannot be a
good Christian. He may be Christian
ish, but no more ; but if the head, liver,
bowels and heart are all clear and in
good working order, it is easy to be
good and do right."
.
A Senatorial April Fool.
Washington Post.
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, who can
take and appreciate a joke as well as
anybody, had his eye peeled for April
1st foolery, and consequently, when
invited by a distinguished colleague to
partake with him of a Saturday morn
ing breakfast at Chamberlin's, winked
a slow and appreciative wink. The
very first thing he did, therefore, was to
eat a hearty meal at his own house, and
the next thing was to walk down to
Chamberlin's and survey the ground.
His surprise was genuine, however,
when, instead of finding a room full nf
emptiness, he saw seated at the well
laden table Senators Pendleton, Butler,
Wade Hampton, Morgan, Bayard.
Yoorhees and Senator-elect Randall
Gibson and his would-be host If there
is anything Senator Beck appreciates,
it is one of the meals to which Cham
berlin gives his personal attention, and
it was only because the joke that he
had played on himself was too good to
be lost that induced him to relate how,
out of abundant caution, he had made
as large a draft on his stomachic abili
ty as was likely to be honored.
Tis Very Strange.
New York Tribune.
-Five men have signed a certain pa
per. Thereupon the market price of
$5,000,000,000. of securities have changed,
the cost of food to 15,000,000 of con
sumers has changed, and the prospec
tive value of agricultural producta
raised by 20,000,000 of people has been
affected. -These five persona represent
ed the trunk lines, whose new compact
as to freight and. passenger rates has
been published in detail. The five roads
agree to fight no more, to divide their
business on the basis of the traffic of
1880; and to submit disputed questions
to arbitration. ; i
i is 1 ;
From Penoaal Experience,
95 Campbell Street, ;
Kew Orleans, La., March 1 6th, 1881.! I
IL IL-Warner ft Co.: 8ttti-I Jmow from per
sonal expsrienee that your Safe Kidney and Liver
, a, TJJ&SPAY
?Writing WiU Lemoa; Jaice.
rTattier'ioiin trerarrL of the Society
or jesus, wno was connneaana cruelly
tortured. In the Tower xf London,! at
the end of Queen Elizabeth's reign,was
in the habit of writing letters in orange
oriemon jmce to nis rnenas. Tneinan-
ner in which he thus : baffled the-vigi
lance or nis jailers is described in de
tail In bis highly interesting autobio
graphy, published a few years ago by
itev. jrainer morns, ue says :
"Now, lemon juice has this property,
that what is written in it can be read in
water quite as well as by fire, and when
the paper is dried the writing idisap-
pears gaiBrHoiu ic is steepea arronvof
again beld to, - the fire. But anything
written witn orange juice is at once
washed out by water and cannot be
read at all in that way; and if held to
the nre, though the characters are thus
made to appear, they will not disappear,
so that a letter of thislsort, once read,
can never be delivered to any one as if
it had: not been read.;. The party iwill
see at once that it has been, i-ead, and
will certainly refuse and disown it if ft
should contain anything dangerous."
One result of Father Gerard's ojrange
juice correspondence' was that' with the
aid of zealdus friends outside, he effect
ed his escape from the Tower in 159?.
The last ten years of bis life were spent
in the English College at Rome, where
he closed. long, arduous , and merito
rious caree r on July 27,' 1630, aged (73.
The Roof of tne World.
Popular Science Monthly. .
Adolphusscnlagintweit, the immortal
though - unpronounceable explorer of
Central Asia, calls the highland of
Pamir "die Weltzinnethe roof of the
world. On the road ;from Ponjanb to
Yarkland four passes have to be crossed
that are higher than 17.500 feet, arid for
a distance of two hundred and eighty
miles the halting ground is not below
the beight of PikVs Peak. On thei east
ern plateau of the Beloor-Dagh there is
a shelter-house near a cliff from bose
summit the main chain of the Himalaj-
as with ail its giant peaks and lmrpeas?
urable ice-hVlds is. in full view froia the
highlands of Lassa to the sources of the
Indus, while in the west the head
waters of the Oxns and Jaxartes can be
traced to the ltrJ-rs of cuoo, where
the peaks i.f the llmuoo-Kosh liftjtUeir
crests !' yerlastlng suow. In spring
theec.ouf (he avalanclies reserpbles
the boon of cuntinuoys thunder, and in
midwinter, when the storm-wind
sweeps tl.e table land, whirling pillars
of snow scuil along the ridaes, and often
seem t daitee u geLlier like spectres in
their fluLteiine windineslieets. i Our
"Land of the iSkv" in" the Sutherii Al-'
leghenies ntusL ie a mere plazacom
pared with that top roof of the eath-
,
Forest Fires jn Brunswick--treat
Damage to Turpentine Trees, &c. :
Wilinlngton Star. :
Sheiiff E. Y. Taylor, writing us from
Brunswick county, under date ojf the
29th Tt, says the fires raged furiously
in that count? iast week.
In Shallotte, Northwest and Town
Creek townships there were at Tleast
three hundred thousand turpentine
trees burned, together with turpentine,
fences, etc. It is a serious blow he says
upon everybody who suffered by the
fire. Some men of small means lost al 1
their boxes, which were their, only
chance of support. Many lost all the
fencing around their already planted
crops of corn, leaving ehem exposed to
the depredations of hogs.
This present week, however, witness
ed a wonderful change. The flood gates
of the elements opened, and water
enough fell to make two or three crops,
while roads are washed up, creeks im
passable and bridges overflowed. Which
will retard planting operations for sev
eral days.
"But," philosophically reasons our
correspondent, "we have to take every
thing as it comes; what cannot be
cured must be endured."
Dorsey Expected to Die.
The New Mexflfib News and Express
of March llth says: The opinion pre
vails that ex-Senator Dorsey will, not
recover from his sickness, and . that his
death is only a question of afewjdays
or weeks. It is said that ex-Senator
Dorsey has sold his ranches, ranges and
brand in Colfax county. The sale in
cludes a number of excellent ranches,
with the home ranche, which is consid
ered one of the best in the West, all
claim to the vast range comprising
from 1,500 to 2,000 square miles of terri
tory, and nearly 25,000 head of cattle,
with calves, and including mant fine
thoroughbred bulls. The purchasers
are reported to be a big companyjeom
posed of Eastern gentlemen, and Harry
Gray, the effioient manager . of the ex
Senator's vast stock and business, re
cently took tire books of the concern to;
New York to . .deliver .them to thei pur
chasers. The purchase price is reported
to be very high, and probably ranges
from $600,000 to $700,000, the Prairie
cattle company, who were anxious to
buy out the ex-Senator, having offered
between $450,000 and $500,000. i
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form of a ribbon gracefully curved into the letter
Z embracing the emblems of our trade. Spatula,
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MONS' LTVEB BKGULATOB or MSDICIN K 4ere
on JdsO observe the signature of J. H. Z EI LIN ft
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Compounds who put oi. ' nostrums- known to sour,
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See WlieasrHi (h 3entae.
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'Bt Eew. BtebopPieT08,
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. Pmf: David WHits. D.
-Chief Aosvoe' wan watnes. or a.
i WuacJer, AAWjUP.M.Phlia.,Pa.1
and thoasBandif ol'otaers from whom we have Vetr
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Itisemmeuy a Famlry Medectoef and by b
lngt kept ready forlmed1ate resort wn save
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APRIL C, 1882.
From Andrew's American Queen.
CLEOPATRA
QB THX
QUEEN OF SHEBA'S BEAUTY
WAJ BCT SKIN DEEP.
The renowned Qaeen of Shebal with all her royal
pomp, magnificent apparel, and brilliant retinue.
would never have appeared within the presence of
the grandest of the monarchs of the past; had she
not also poegeBsel that which ft is the crowning
Jorj.pt OflJCbnerper- skin tmchaiftnged
foiluOrienlU softness Its almost, tonseen
dental parity. Cleopatra, nttdlng emperwsrSt
bay, and ruling empires by her word, bad quickly
lost her charm and power by one attack of blotches
or of pimples, or of horrid tan and freckles.
WOMAN BULKS THE WORLD
by her beauty, not less than by her parity of char
acter, loveliness of disposition and anselosh de
votion, indeed. In the estimation of perhaps too
many men beauty in a body takes precedence over
every other consideration. . Beauty thus forms an
important part oi wo mart's "wonting capital,
without which too many, (If not bankrupts In what
relates to Influence within the circle where they
rnove.) are powerless for great good. Hence we
see not only the propriety but the duty of every
ladr. preserving with qealous , care that which to
her is essential to success, and Influence, and use
fulness in life. . And, since "beauty Is but skin
deep," the utmost care And vigilance are required
to guard it against the many IUb that flesh is heir
to. Among -the great and annoying enemies of
beauty,
oir sitheb sxx,
as well as of comfort; happiness and health, are
those pestiferous and horrid skin disease -tetters,
humors, eczema, (salt rheum,) rough and scaly
eruptions, ulcers, pimples, and all diseases of the
h.ur and scalp. For the cure of all these, Dr. C.
W Benson, of Baltimore, after years of patient
Study and Investigation devoted to diseases of the
Skin, at last trought forth his celebrated SKIN
CUBE, which has already by Its marvelOUi cures,
established Itself as tss great remedy for all dis
eases of the' skin, whatever be thefr nan.es or
character. Its, success h sbeeh Immense nud un-
para0ifed. All druggists have it. ' It is ei titiy
put tu), two bottles In one i ckagel Intetnur and
external treatment. Price $1.00. '
EVE'iV O.N'K PHAISES.
81ck hadacht. nervous headache, neuralsla,
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Benson's Celerj an i Chamomile Ptils They con
tain no opium Q'i'nine r otier harmful drug.
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dies. spt4
HRS. LYDIA E. PIHXHAB, OF U$i MM.,
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
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fr all Um Painful OvmvlalaU mm Waakasssss
mnui taaar bast female papalatlaa.
It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com.
plaints, aU ovarian troubles, Inflaomatlon and Ulcers
Uon, Falling' and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the
Change- of Life.
It win dissolve sad expel tumors from the nteni In
an early stage of development. The tendency to ean
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It removes f sintness, flatulency, destroys all craving
for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Bloating-, Headaches, Nervons Prostration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression sad Indt
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- aru e. pixKnAM's vie et able com
PO trSTD Is prepared at S3S sad tst Western,' Arenue,
Tjyna.Kaas. Price L Six bottles for fe. Seat by1 mail
In Um form of pUla, also In the form f losongs, on
receipt' of price, 1 per box for either. ''Mr. Plnkham
freely answers sil letter of Inquiry. Send fr pamptii.
let. Address as aWre. Mtntim this Tap -
'' - Ho family should be without LTPtA X." PtNIHAlrS,
UTIS PILLS. 1 They sure fconsWpattou, ;bUIOjtwniis( .
and' torpidity of the Mver. cents per box.
j- 8rd liy all Drn-ists.rea
fiBcetliittJCOtts;
PHYXICIAM J, CLEROYFJEH, AND
: THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TR1UQPH OF THE age
symptoms OF A
TORPID LIVER.
loss of appetlte,Kaniea,bojwea costive.
Pain in tnsHesd.with sdnii senaatton in
the back part, fain under tne anpnlder
. blade, fullness after eattngi with, a diain
clinatign to ( exertion of tody or mind,
IrritaoiUty of temper. ixw spirits, joi
of meniorTf withs reeling of having nei
nes
' looted some duty, weartnesa. Diwiness,
lritirlnr of ihl Beari. Doti before tho
eyes. YeUow Bkin. .HeaofaeyBestlesa-
IT THESE W ASSTJT QS ASB UXBZJCOZB.
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE OEVELOfED.
. TUTT'S
such eases,i
ttf fsslinf a
: They KskercMtM the APPttt.aMoasMai
body to TsLke Flean. thos the system Is
,anatyuetrwmsemstMsenin
INCstMpr
duced. Price !
piswsxeMHs are vtv
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OYE.
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Black by a sio;k9 rtlllcsUao o'.this By. It
Imparts a uatuial coloc, acts Jnstantaneoosly.
Bold by SmtggMs, er sent byecressa receipt of f 1.
OfTTce
DB.' A, W. ALZZASniB.
OS. C. Xb AUXASTDEBr
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2 irk m&m
X. BerwahiM i'
firo'r'leUihig 'store."
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at
$1.50
nm 81.25
25c and 85c 1
12c and 15o .
15c
tihje JU-OUJt iiOCK XL
A Job Lot of KIDM. at
I.fCBB1JNTIMa, au e Iors, at
uuujuw, at
An Excellent Quality of 4-4 BLEACHING, at 10o
50
It will pay you to examlne.our stock of
Dress Goods, Watered Silks, Cretonnes,
IiACE CURTAINS, CLOTHING, GENTS' STRAW nnd.STlVr HATS?
and In fact you will save money by examining our stock before purcbasrng.
EVITTS" LADIES' SHOES,
"TURNER'S" GENTS' SHOES.
argraves
mar28
mm
MASON &
SHONINGER
IPEM&TOEI &
Eight of the Leading Makes
OF THE WORLD.
floe Hundred Instruments
ID
PLiNTY OF MONEY ON ODB LSFT,
PLENTY TO EAT ON OUR RIGHT,
oh! y y
-rSi r 1 riff 1 'fe
feijgmHfg
AND A SOLID MUSICAL CENTRE.
We Don't Pot Ten Dollar Gold Pieces on Every Stop
OF OUR ORGANS,
leither do We Throw in a Honse S lot or a 1 ai road,
H. IWcSMITH, Charlotte, N. C.
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T7OB our stock Is now complete.
We call esneftlal
LA IH OlBUWfl UOUSK
Hence and standing of our House, is a full guarantee
jS?n5? k? i,.. ,Ulls MaJ:ket- We Saaenp rTrstcTiisTttarnnts, and aJwa7s
SSf ?2l?2?D,d?!,0! lS?onSl,an5 1?,8ur? tnem absolute BOTTOM PHICE8. We do not bay Job
iSSiVf 0-,?- Prlced ,tt?s. but Invariably offer the public such CLOTHING and
made up in snch a style as Is worn in fashionable eireles In Northern citfes. We hsd the choice of
selecting our stock by going earl In the Market, of which privilege the Law Purchaser is debarred.
SwaylTTh1 Siln VX 'en' OlotHlns I as line as
HATS, ALL COLONS.
THE PIKEST IN THE CITY.
THE YORKTOWN SCARF,
" 4 , The Utest Oat, m. theTerr Litest Shades In Silks.
si &T CiJLlIj A.3SJ-JD SEiHjlqr TeryBsiKtrallr, '
Berwanger & 6
If. B.GanscBta Iflade to Ortfer a &hxt Nattcee-
1 ZuAUfiSX&l AblOb bJLAUmXNT
HM been thoroughly nrpplled wtth yy needed
want, ana wttblhe latest style of Type, and every
maimer. of ?ob Ptmtlng eiujb:done wttb '
nentneeftdTapatea and cueapneea, , We ean tor
ritoh at short notice 1 "
BINra,BILIrHIlI3, "
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T AGS, BXCEIFTS, P08TEKS,
PBOQ1UMM13, HA1TDBILLS.
PAMPHLKT8. ClgCTJIiAB CHECES, Ae.
WE HAVE
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BDNTDJO LINING, afl colors, at ife,
SUMMER SILKS, from 50c to 11 2K
MOIRE SATINS. aU colors, loo
SATIN SURAHS, at - 76c and il 00
TUCKINO.at oto 100
The Best COBSET ever offered, at Ii Off
Oar Stock of PARASOLS is large and harxhTome.
llie 1 m .
mm
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Front Forward to the Hear,
DOUBLE-QUICK j
VeSmkh' Music House
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CHI OK E RING.
KRAMCK Ac BACH,
MATHUSHEK,
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Southern Gem Pianos.
HAMLIN
BEL CHIME,
0. ORGANS.
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stock, s? n
But We Beat That all to ?iece$,
call and. see me. a
Will Guarantee 10 per oent. on all Moneys Invested.
VST For Parslculars call on or write to
SPRING !
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