North Carolina Newspapers

sIgRSASAPRtL 8, 1881 NW Advertisement " -nil I , i Bro. on i ipO Jliecui rlR.micii and Statu nf rr. o n Jordan Co.. Druggists. Trjon street IV. - BUSINESS NOTICES. Premature Lew of Hair Un. h entire by thetbse df iBUH- f t Nditthee wttDouid pos-'KI .1 ha nrffliiiar orooenies waicn no r.tMe various conditions of H.o uuiiian has, it Inftansthe hair when harsh and dry. It soothes rJriTrrinitMlBcaiD It afford the richest lustre, Ik mo --- ki. hmm mlllriw nit It nmmnaU.a t. not greasy nor - " a - . . id oaor. u, uiis Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are known to be the best Hotiers! Mothers! I If ethers HI too disturbed at nlghtaiJ Mdtvbof your rertbM 9ck child sunenim ana jsymg wjto me resLlin naln of cutting teeth 7 If so. go at "STind get a bottle of MBS. WINSLOW'S. annTHINQ SYRUP, it win relieve tne poor little iTlmmedlately-depend upon it: there is. no mTataka about It xnere n not a mower on eartn ever used It, who will not tell you at onoe o,f ir will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operat C lUce magic.- It is perfectly safe to use In all mu8 and pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre Srintlon of one of the oldest and best physicians fnd Dur3wuithe,Un,UedBates. Sold everywhere. 25 cents abotue.; :, ( i;i. Bright'- Dleae off the Kidney, Dla bete. ' ""' 1 No danger from these diseases If jouuse Hop Bitters; besides, being the rfest family Vedtelne evr jnaaef Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of parity strength and wholesomeness. More economic than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, a tun or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. , BOYAL BAIQNG POWDER CO., oV23 New York, o Da-tdnn, Sole Agent. Chwlotte, N. C. W.T1 VYE ARE3WW OPENING OUR NEW CI OF r a -. - x f MILLINERY, 9 incladinc All the lateat m ,the jtiiAiNKar ASS. FLOWEBS Ul BOOKS, SILKS, In all the new style j, colors and qualities. Also, all the new styles and qualities of LACES, embracing White Goods. Keck Wear. Hosiery. Gloves, Parasols, Aft.; the XAHOTST and MOST COMPLKTK STOCK IN THE CITY. WILL OPEN Our fatten Rats and Bonnets On Uonday,; MatCvi 27th, When we Q1 be lessed"n ho VhV1 ladles1 tl QHA.NDK3T DISPLAY OF VINE MILL1NXBY mey have ever seen In this cttrT ( . , . . BefpeeUuUy, . : - :t w Mrs. P.. ftnery. mar22 -OPERA 'HOtJSE.- Saturday, April 8th, 1882. J" T 9J TS - 1-4." . B ars' THE GUKA MEDIAN, HrTAPT "PCS T Ti AVTS if v TX ' "Aim JOSLIN." ! The Only Tnje BeprsenbUlve; ojr, v FuH and Powerful CflSjf of 4ramaU 10 Laugbalmia afis.au. r croatMt eartOww-er'tiiwAire.'1; ThrMiteiiMiefl . ... '. - .iiTl,'VJ mjI OfluslSrteerint.-t fcenHoWl and I a' k - A JiWik WAT . TTTi . V .A, DvspcDwii,.k-kCwtiwiw tad IiYcrj ; nireuLll)iIftB sKWT Scrof Ola. "Chi it ia . lX$tik&ie4 Vnnk, and U ANTI MAirTr . Tfvr' pearUScaWe troK NO VRTirfUI ALOISES OB SALTS BotUed In Its natural state, direct Irora the index w "al ft fciftB stsl tor's a -WA. M."Xa ft It Spring 9nr r co IMER, TUT ' HOME CmPEETS. ' IS Yesterday. waa an eitremelvdnll tr.AlviBoslinat t"'Alvin Jo8lin at the opera house ESU., H. Jordan & Co. advertfee Bussian San Flower Seed, thetfcs please take notice. v EBCThe young men of the eity expect irivn'A T.y ' , " "Kui u iujo pleasure ciuo rooms, ' .'.'.m? Why are bully business times like a public thorouehfarein Charlnttii v Because they are Trade's treat. t3TK is requested that every mem. ber of the Literary and Debating Club oe present at the next meetine as it will be an important one. BT'All 3thetie people will bear in mind that the demand for sunflowers, lilies, poppies and peacock feathers. Is steadily increasing. tW Yesterday the police killed a number of dogs which were found on the streets without collars. This city is a bad place for canine vagabonds at present. tlTThe youngsters had a lively time y o-erday "pecking" eggs. One smart little chap secured between forty and "J1'10 CUBP fifty, with a hard shelled guinea era. This cute boy will; we predict; make a fortune when he takes to business. tSTNow is the time when one of the chief ambitions of our juvenile popula tion is tojbe allowed to leave off wearing shoes and socks and run barefooted. On their behalf we appeal to parents ; let 'em have this innocent dissipation, and save money by it. Tiddy& Brp. claim the attention of the public this morning in our adver tising columns. They keep everything in the stationery line as well as books, and they manufacture much of the news and book paper used in this sec tion of the State. Read their advertise ment. Mayor's Court. Two cases yesterday .morning of af fray. In one case tl e parties were fined $2.50 ach and cosr. In the other one of the participants was fined $10 and cost; the other one dismissed. Memorial Day. We are requested toaay that the la dles of the Charlotte Memorial Asso ciationare making arrangements for the proper eelelratioa of Memorial Day 10th May and that due notice will be given of the arrangements made at the proper time. Tke Suppsel Infan rfcide Maggie Morebead, the colored woman remaining in jniii after the release of the other prisoners Thursday, was i yesterday morning set at liberty by the coroner, the jury not having evidence before them that justified her further I detention. The trial before Judge Shipp, therefore, did not take place. The matter fa still involved in mystery. . . . - New Railroad Offices. As before stated in these column&the management of the Carolina Central Railway Company will shortly proceed to the erection of a sutstantial brick building at the intersection of Trade and A streets, on the lot better known as the old "Wilkes foundry lot," the ; buildings on which it will be remem bered were burned down some months ago. The new edifice will be 88x160 feet, two storie3 high, and will beespe-1 pi ally arranged for the business offices of the company. Personal. -We were glad to meet Mr. J. Tip- pett, of Philhpsburg, N. J, yesterday in the city. Mr. Tippett is the contrac tor who is having the stand-pipe of the water works erected here. Ex-Judge Scigenck passed through the city yesterday en route to Greens boro, on professional business. -ttev. T. H. Strohecker will preach in the Lutheran church on Sunday morning and evening. The Misses Holmes, of Salisbury, N.C who have been the guests of Mrs. Linton for a few days, returned home last evening, . . Adjutant General Johnstone Jone?, and naitt. Iradell Jones, oassed through the city yesterday, en route to Philadel phia, whither they were carrying their brother, Capt. H. P. Jones, for treat ment Capt Jones condition Is repre-1 seoted as being much improved, and his nhvsieians are confident of bis recov ery with proper treatment. HoAol Arrival-Yeeterday, Central Hotel. B C G Love, rting's Mountain i T L Corfe,PhlladeJ-. himis f! Kramer. St-Louis;. M Wood,' Washington ; J W Oliver, Atlan- J ta;LC DeSaussure, Columbia; WH Umh a s JnnM.J Jones. North Card-f 11...T1T Wctafli, HWrh J- H Irani -J www . . rr'r.T wMai. ton; J B Moore, W N.C KiSj T U btro-1 neca.er, i w ieisicr, tMmvai,yi, v Chesapeake & Ohio Bail way ; upt ; v Q Johnson J)hn K Urown, wummg-1 ton ; J W Ardrey, Fort Mill ; J L Wil-1 Theo Levy and mjfa "NT aw York : J udse scnencK, Aiin- colnton ; H C Dunlap. Georgvaj UM TV liV ' w Sadler, othijarouna; - AT.m, Buss, J J Baxter, j m. uwi, ' . -w w tifi.& UAiti Chablotte, HoteiS J Nicholson, Steel Creek ; L Southerland, Hicwry ; Mrs J W Trimble and son, a J were, Salisbury ; Thos Page, Baltevme, Va ; DB Miller; Pinevule; Henry spawinf, D B MiUer. Pinfivuie; AienryopawAiA, nis Bennett Wm Cunehan, New YorK; JnoMcCprtaickr; KC; J ,T .. Barnett, MatthewBj MA Jones, F P UCO J m Trimble.CC RB; &. H Lowe, Lowet- viHd; J H elT. ter Jas Kesson, IWerelw, Wilmington; W AMuins, Aioany, in it ai i : fei:0$;tAifc A hniM .knnks. CtllPmUBKSV CDDUwia. T Details sad PartlctiUM of tae fiadiag lof tke nor t Thamta OaskiMst ;, ' At thetinie of the inyitarioni disap pearance of Thomas Basklnx. inf De cember, we publisntfd tUtiiefaetafftttj uuname, ana a aay or two ago we an,, nounced the .nndinar of , the dWl odt of the nnf ortunate yottng "inkfj. I The followiDsr, front the last issue 'of the Monroe Express, gives more of the parf ticulasa than we ; hare pew able toob tain from any other source "While Mr. Leroy S. Secrest and titrc of his sons were engaged tin Buntlftf for8ome missing sheep; on , TttesrJjSt evening, they discovered !y? haifc' ft5 un doubtedly the remains of Tboinas Bas kins, who 1 mysteriouslt disappeared while on his way home from this place on the night of the 80th of December last The discovery was made in the woeds about a quarter of a mile to the left of the Davis Mine road, near the old Watts house, about five miles front Monroe. This patch of woods it was thought had been thoroughly searched for traces of him at the time of his dis appearance, but it seems this particular locality had been overlooked. The disr co very consisted in the finding of his skeleton (the bones being entirely de nuded of flesh), his clothing, hat, shoes, a bottle of medicine, a bottle about half full of whiskey, and his purse, which contained 45 cents in change. The night of the disappearance it will be remembered, was extremely cold, and it is supposed that Baskins being drunk, the mule had wandered from the road, and that he had fallen off and been frozen to death. The bushes sur rounding the place of the discovery showed evident signs of having been picked off by the mule, which it is prob able had remain edfor some time in the neighborhood. Baskins was a young man about SO years old, and although considered ec centric was well thought of by those who knew him. He was living at the time of his disappearance, and had been for several years, with Mrs. Mary J. Walker, who resides near Antioch camp ground, in the northern portion of the county. He had been to Monroe on business for Mrs. Walker and was on his way home when last seen. There is no suspicion of any foul play having been used, the whole cir cumstances precluding any such idea. It is a matter of congratulation that such is the case. Mad Dogs Does History Repeat. Itself? Considerable excitement exists at present in the city, due to the frequent accounts of the appearance of dogs said to be affected with rabies. As we have frequently said, we hold that the disease of hydrophobia is so horrid and the chances of recovery so small, that any sacrifice of dogs is a small matter in comparison with the risk of any of our citizens suffering and dying in the ago nies of this terrible malady. Still, it may perhaps allay the fears of some to know that well authenticated cases of hydrophobia in human beings are really very uncommon. Many dogs killed as mad are actually not so. So rare, indeed, do some of our scientificmen here con sider the occurrence of canine madness, that a physician in this city offers a con siderable reward to any person who will produce a dog really suffering from thisjdisease. , And even when persons have been bitten by mad dogs, according to sev eral authorities, less than one in twenty contract the disease. So that Gold smith's poem, which we give for our readers' benefit, is not inconsistent with the testimony of those who have made close observation in this matter. This is the poem: - i XUtQX OX-TXX DSAXH OF A MAD .DOG. Good aeole eB, of every aorv -- iirre ear unto my sens, - , -. ..And U you flad It wondrous enort : It cannot hold yoatong. In Islington there was a man. 1 01 whom tne world ndgnt sut lut wuivui;iwv u im Whene'er In went to pray, A kind and gentle heart be To comfort friends and The naked every day he dad- When be put ob hu MOtbta. And In tkat town a dog w fetmd. i, man ilnn thm be.. Both motxtrel, puppy, whelp, aadiound, . en be. , Ana can iqwaecm. , Tins man knd dot at flirt were trienda; : But, whenntque began. . i-.-. -The eos;, to tain his privet endp. Went med and bit the mao, . . , , The wound it seetnad both sdre and ad To every Christian eye; ' . ' And wbfle Qjey awore Om dog wai mad, .They sworotnenanwoula ola, i .... Bat toon wonder eanw te mast anawed the roeuel tber The man reeovtred of tne bite Tne dog w wastaat uea. Let us. hope' that such may be the 1 result, should any of our friends hare the .misfortune 'to be the vicUm of ahy dttOn;:l.'toaywlietheifto Us pnvater enas ornaiswwreswry, wck Hum after the fashion of the dog in the poem. Mean whiles however, precau tions afVtflie i andtropjr. j i i i a About Tkat Bed Qmilt. The Winston Republican says: Some weeks ago we published an item giving the number of pieces in Jted quilt, the property and handy work of one of our lady readers. Our sprightly contempo rary, the Char1x)TTe Obsebveb. -put up" several better and Called" oif hand. We are happy to-day to be aWe to "ante? whifb we 40 Uwnb the f ol- lowing letter, which speaks for itself u Neathak, N. AprU 1. 1S83. iHftor unkm enubBeea.Wtostoa,Il,C: v 1 1 - TlKAB. KTS 1. JdlSS jSiues J sjarxois, OK - ..J !... w ir'- 5w!p 5 ith os4. The duilt can be seen i at any tnnifrHK a, w vmivu d. i if gome of cur lady reader don s nwp ns qattQS shall rthfow up-jii$ Bangle, navo been betting on. , WhottJ t - 1 Saaravcitv of a Cat ""on. Drought a large cat to . . friends: iu the city a few irinf wa- . aff witbta week the cat turned up at his idence,eleyett mil from town. The cat Jiad been, pi in a sack, and had; beed LprougM to Charlotte rn the bottom of an ordinary i possibly Ml WWVUm P0""- wajron A dirty andfoot0,!p iti.Mnol: carried him. back to the old fMrtoriibut the effort wM ttuch' :JSm JinA he laid down and died only four .dart aftef pM DacK nome. BvmTaAT fiwKY.-A merchant .II uu, .... in fhia citv naa tnree wu -st- tens. which were nnsseaaion or me iwre ratnrainv to thSf StbrTOfiB ttO A,TrRn TIlIMSilllC. fttnniTLina isniuu FaeoUfoiWAUHoWy Mil' AisYnnHqh -tllfitm id ; Wvww m lacea rnMg-w. anrVsOe. te? ox modern -KUkenny" i -ra r. iivnl r ' t "Oade nxe the Brhacb Dear. i PricaAs 1 0a I'Boref WFjxt4ae Propoe-pr Uiecelratidni'i itnk ta&UU& isieomiir&)dhailotte ucm Jor nita rjroier ; otjflrTimca.; The. following has been mapped -wit -the v UL That ! Wedheadav4 tin , Ilth rOf May, be spent in nisxterihg all fioops WHicn iotivb an uai oari Ukiu : 2d. Thursday, the 18tV procession wiU be tformed at . o'clock to assemble' at a place iiereafter to be decided upon and:march te j ;i where-the, exercises . will b duly opened with prayer by the chaplain, to .be followed Dy an aoaress oi wetconiev visyung, soldiery br the mayor of the cityj At the conclusion of the : addrjese the col- f umn wiii.move to, -i ... t.;, , ..wnera the different rifle teams will contend for a prize to be awarded to 4he team maki tng the best score, r, be:. n; .v l., 3d. Friday, the l8thday,wUl be spent in a prize drllL The best drilled com Danv (numberinir not less than 24 men: 2 guides, 3 officers) to be awarded such' JtK annM frti'n-rtfH -fTl ihrnn..i,ln.l will form at 9 o'clock and will march to iBderndenc 8quare, where th , in spection of the North Carolina State troops by the Governor and .staff ; will take place. .Thti procession will then, move to . . Wfiere, speeches will be deliTered.:by such persona a may be decide upon. At the conclu-i sion ox the speakiug the procession wiu be formed Into line and, mdye toi; nde pehdence Square, where each; company will be delivered, to Its commanding, officers. V ; i A Fireman's Tournament will then take place . between the Charlotte fire companies and the visiting firemen ;A pnze to be awarded the auccessiui com pany. Respectfully submitted, , :" i x . woxrsa, captain. F. J.' AHfiEjfs; 1st Lieut G. T. Coleman, 8d Lieut E.T. HBanjEESo.adSertt. Committee H.2J.B. CLT. Hanson. 1 v C. T". WaixesL. ': P.H.PHETJLN. ' . Chief end Offlfters C. F. D. Library Amvciatieu Ml! TPhe usuai mee.thig of thW association wjas held last night, a reading by .Mr. Charles Hudson, and recitation: by Mr. Benjamin Thomas gaining the ap plause of the members present; and the music under the charge of Miss Carrie Frazier, contributing, to the evening's enjoyment. Death of Mr. George D. AUen. A telegram was received, here late yesterday: evening conveying the sad intelligence that Mr. George D. Allen died at 2 p. m. in the city - of Jackson ville. Florida, and that his remains would be immediately conveyed here for interment in our beautiful Elm- wood cemetery. Mr. Allen was for some years a mem ber of the firm of Spencer & Allen, of this city, and was known here as a Suc cessful business man, a perfect, gentle man, a good citizen and a zealous mem ber of the Methodist church. His health declined a year or so ago; aid he has been traveling in the West Ladies and other southern localities, with the vain hope of fighting off the "fell destroyer." He came from Nassau, N. P to Florida a few weeks ago, only to find that the change had not benefitted him. His remains will be brought to the city to-day or to-morrow, , and due notice will be. given of the f uperat Tke Graded School qmesttoa , , The Observer stated some days jtga that "what the people of Charlotte ndeiif d to have a first class graded school, was a "school ' ootamittfee- in; sympathy with the traded school' laW1 Quid Nunc took exception to the etatement and asks us to state the reason why the assertion was made. ! ,The facts them selves are apparent. They were elected two years ago, and If we are- correctly Informed tfilBy bAye1 eoort to carry out the law, Tue iney were tied np some time by jut injnpc- tion which went to the Supreme court, but that was dissolved some . time ago, and time enough nas eiapseoince tnen fox them to have taken some . steps for ward. The presentcity schools are car ried on under the nfnerar scaool law, while wet have .a. , speciai school Jaw which is supreme, and which the votars of the city aloost to a man have said they wish to .ee. carried .out 1 These school wmmittwement -are charged by th a! r (vtnat i tnn . with aeein the law enforced. Have, they done it,, or nave they made sii 'effort to do it ?! When wr. see tua ouj . cnarges ,or inacwTii.j:a nonenajruo ; ue com mittee honor soonerthan Thb Obseb- ves-' but until then we waot-it under stood that wb haveuot femfiht for good common schools to .Cnaott .for.eijgbt years to pec all eiloru ijo a ,rIugntDe-. cause 01 tne inacuon 01 a commiwiee ciiargeci.wun tne execnuoo 01 mf w. WAABttNOJrOW. Awlil.'I. Allddle 'AV iantic Stateai ' Fair weather. soutrJexiy shifting to' teasteriy a winds,v( huaier, Darome&err;'5E y taum temperature.1 -- -t 1 1 jjif inom ja a j South Atianucstaxea: r air weainer fmntriArlv winds, fallini, followed bv awyoOTjempeia- Gdif i5-fttw;'jrair weameiv;somner clotidy'weatiier ana rnn. ;toowea oy tniffijiki ; " 'i."TTt itjult trOfirrltaia.' ' i! 1 1 CttApTTESTJW Wiiiiarii. Wlntenbake WiiAfAd hv Thomas Je: Sf thiTrailtv and hbrarian of the TJ; versity of Virgiriia,inuie year 1825, ana who has filled lost pfflce , ever since, ai ffiiiTatTewIrieJin the B&UL year oz bus ;ago jaii apwin -uiwit- to oce torn la we jrx weiui- lianmentof thsiuniverjKCT oyiwBsezson, and -he (filled tb position) mtn grs ndeutjR and universe sausraouoo. i Bd'n, i nuil Je.i "f'f bmiqM , tfJIK . - 1 spatcbes rsporte hserSes tjtonladoes: yeSwerowiaiKeiwjfciwm- mm 3ii1rhJgan: attended bv oms i re- markie?'wwCdf wtnd.i ' Houses were dettet1sned eltar nnn nlanM tfl f Kan -iff, tOWSi Tlttti. iff andliuihigaa, ud livoa were lost in alt of thesefiwates. . .,- . J Ea-bwWiQMlarlihsirlr MiMat aiubouteurinsthe trouWeaoroe eou-h. ahouW takeooradtieeandiMwatfloew t sairs -CwUe aamiB.a9dntwwU . j. .nn-aj MMIWAlivyHWll - I ttwl ft If irt I I f -. ; r r 4ri W M 1 i .1 ii V IIWE4U5T OPEIIEO S4i 1! i vi.fi y err I! A LAJtGK LINE "; r CASSILiEEEPAmS -AND.t'lSE- Frocks and Yesfe, OUR STOCK WILL BE COUFLEUE, -A D - WE WILL PRESENT! THE LARGEST -AND- ii ASSORTMENT I if i - THE TH.i:S,.i.'S-E.'AS70,N . rli'U ill , . ' v OuttwjarwitoBa?ettwwa i. ujti ! -'3 nl eoineT-rj ir I ' 7 . '71 1 -) Jfl 1 Am 1 UAIVCSOnE EFFECTS ..w fli b-I9Al':-11I .DjJ'ZiuJ u; DiraELATxaTawnioaT cowtscraTYii n-iU ,nt -wil .A .1- iiti: .S-vi-.-!'i .j-2v;:- ! i fi'. ytli89Y iJ'?70HiUJI :lSWOftJ('P. 1 d ticw sved oJ btnatKjiie 8fifiui: v M r j.biV ki jl .JiWODw'OHIiiJi lu'J.'Iil ':. : J'tttl siiJ.ejJw&J.'i i3i hull o OI CSIJOiI5 Jr i1.9 stoum edj la ebiirti-owi Jx;odA :'. :t - - IHIIISPLUi til II 'i r u . 1 .1 . '. f' i ' .' -: . . l it .: ' : . v ! . ft! ,..'! .. ..:! : ;' ., TO OCE PBODDCTIONa ' t l s 11 nil i!i;Uid-IK2r r vm v-'S4 cv vva, aov C0UNTER! WE HAVE FLAG 20 OS. OUB DARGAIN COUNTER 4 A lAJtQK LOT OY V ITEW1 1 DESIRABLE "t TtJLLT WOBTH 60c, to be , , . foW. without reserve, at 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c ANOTHKB LOT OF AT 12e IS 12c 12e 12 12 Mrs 200 PIECES HandsoM Printed Lawns, 614c 6U 6o 6o 6e 614c QVic 614c 200 PIECES l&o Fahcy Lawns, at lOo lOe lCc 10c 10c 10c lOo ;&0 PlBtES ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, 12Vie 12t4c 12Vic 123 12lfcc 12iAc 12c THIS WEEK. Ladlea, yoa are all Invited to examine our NEW and HANDSOME HilliDery oods IN WHICH WK WILL OFFER EXTRA- BARGAINS FUR THIS WEEK. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES O JUg ENTIRE SILK STOCK. Black and Colored Silks, SATINS, MOIRES, BROCADES AND AT 60 CENTS. 'HOUSEKEEPERS !" A BARE CHANCE Jaartadayew Linens at Harveloualr LOW PElCEa W- w. ii alir a - - . rf-rtme-BaA Colored ler jCletha, Broak- ffauiC exlae -YnkT Clotlaa, Doj- TTwTlabltlB., Tevwile, 9 a . a ' Rtata, Biic, ntattlnsr, " Cocoa euad Straw, .dOODS. STO-SHAIES, neu and Wr pricea job must see to fully ap jtrefitaMXHir efforts to please the Trade. IV1 lis I" lite Us ! j -W1 flJtVE- Even Jabrle itOwoeed uMer that bead NSW, s9iiraESaiiWwtrtff ... Itlpsierr, CUoVM': t Motions HITS SOI BUS nJEttLA l'SU and we feel satisfied that we cannot fall to please the most fastidious. y't jiV, i i - .'i i - v m- Those of Uu Bsadeis of this "Adv." who cajuMtterpr as wiU a call, vUl lease send ,zor aa5pla,wblchwlllepipUylaHiislid. ' SPECIAtltf BmON PAfOTOf ORDERS fell 1 pr2 Moo Back Bunting Millinery Ml W . 1U1 UVAIfl t iMIHlililiiliiiii" it'l lT I 1111 L 7 CIEYGRFAILC. Theonly known 8 pectfic Eemedy for Epileptic Fiti SAMARITAN NERVINE Cures EpilepHo Uta, Spasms, Convulsions, St. VUua DanoB .Vertigo, Histories, Insanity, Apoplexy , Pwajpla, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all Nerv pia Diseases. This lni alllble remedy will positive ly eradicate every species ot Nervous Derange- ment, and drive them away from whence they came, never to return again. It utterly destroys . ' w - "v. W uuuiiauuu, un uunilUtfJ taint or Ttnlnnn In tha strMain, iti.b..,Ht.i. . . . m av .jbh.u nu IUvIVUKIIIJ eradicates the disease, and utterly destroys toe vava v SAMARITAN NERVINE Cares Female Weakness, General Debility, Leu- uuiTuusaur wmtes, ramrm jaentruaaon, Ulcera tion of tne Uterus, Internal Heat, (.ravel, Inflam- iauuu vi me Diaaaer, irniaDuity or tne Bladder, or Wakefulness at ntirht. ihni-A i nn haitor remedy During the change of life no Female snouid be without It It Quiets the Nervous system and gives rest, comfort, and nature's sweet sleep. SAMARITAN NERVIVE Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the habit of opium Eating. These degrading habit are by far tne worst evils that have ever befallen suffering humanity. Thousands ale- annualb ft m these noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks iquor not because he likes it, but loi the pleasure of drink ing and treating his fritnds, little thinking that he is OU bis road to Uln. Like the Onlum Rater hn first uses the drug In small quntlUes as a tui'lss aouaoce. Tne sootning mnuence of tne drug takes strong hold upon Its victim, leading him on to his own destruction. The babits of Opium Eating and Liauor Drlnklno- are nrerlxalv what eating is to allmentlveneKS, as over eating first in flames tbe stomach. whlcH redoubles its cravings until It paralyzes both the stomach and appetite. 8o every drink of ltqunr or dose ot opium. Instead of satisfying, only aods to Its fierce Ores, until It consumes the vlial force and i hen It "elf. like ibn gluttonous tape-worm, it crlts tiive, give, glvel" but never nough until Its o n rapacity devours itself. Sa'UHrtcan NerviDe gwe instant relief in such case (t produces sleep, quiets the nerves, builds up (he nervous sfCem. and i us tores body and mlno to it heathy condition. SAM RITAN NERVINE Cures Nerv isD; epsla Palpitation of the Heart, Asthma, i racl UcrofulH. syphilis, dlsehses of theKtd ysa aH diseases of the Urinary Or- 8ans . Nervous Debility, caused by the lndlscre ons of youth, per" ne tly cured by the use nf this invaluable rem ly. To you, youug- middle aged, and old men. who re cov ring your suff-r-1', gs as with a mantl iy 8lle'ce look up. you can be saved by timely en .ts. and make oraamer.ts to society, and 'ewe I the crown of tour Maker, if you will. Do not k -ep this a secret 1 nger, until ltsnpsyour vitals, and destroys both body and sou . If you are thus afflicted, take DR. RICH-M-r D'S SAMAMITj- N NERV1NK It will restore your shnttered nerve , arrest pi" ture deity and impart tone and energy to the wt-le bystem. SAMARITAN NLRVINE Cured my little girl of fits. She was also deaf and dumb, but it cured her. She can now talk and hear as well as anybody. Petkb Ross, bprjngwater, wis. SAJTIAIH I AN NERVINE Has been tbe means i. f curing my wife of rheuma tlsm. J. B. Jilktcker, I'ort Collins, Col. SAJIARH IN fVEKVIIVE Made a 6ure cure of a case of fits for my son. JK B. balls, UottsvUle, Kan. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me of vertigo, reuraigla arj( sick headache. MBS WM. HEN80N, rora.lll. SAiTItlUc IIV NERVINE Was tbe means of cui Ing my wife of spa-m. UEV. J. A HDIB. BdUver, tOi SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me of asthma, alter spending over 83,000 with other doctors. S. B Hobson, New Albany, Ind. SAMARITAN NERVINE Effectually cured me of spasms. MI3S JENNIE WABRKN, 740 West Van Buren btreet, Chicago, 111. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured our child of fits after given up to die by our family physician, it having over 100 in 24 hours uxmbx kites, vervnia, warren county, Tenn. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me of scrotals after suffering for eight yers. AluehT Simpson, Peoria, 111. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured ray son of fits, after spending 82,400 with otuer doctors. J. W. Thobhton ulalborn, Miss. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me permanently of epileptic ills of a stub' norn character. hit. wh. jbaktiw, Mechanlcstown, Ma. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured my son of fits, after bavlDg bad 2,500 in eighteen months. Mrs. B. Fobks, west ronsuam, n. i. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me of epilepsy of nine years' standing. XU8S UKLKNA aAKHHAI.I., Qranby, Newton county, Mo. SAMARITAN NERVINE Has permanently cured me of epilepsy of many years' duration. Jacob Sutxk, 8t Joseph, Mo. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me of bronchitis, asthma, and general de bility. OUTER MTXBS, UOMOn, OHIO. SAMARITAN NEBVINE Has cured me of asthma: also scrofula of many years' standing. Isaac Jxvrxtx, Covington, Xy. SAMARITAN N Ell VINE Cured me of fits. Have been well for over four yean. uh aki.xh jl vvbtis, usbsjs, iwugias oouiny, joaon. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured a friend of mine who bad dyspepsia very badly. Michael O'Connxb, Bldgway, Pa. SAMARITAN NERVINE Has permanently cured me of epileptic fits. uAvn xbxjlblt, oes Hoines, lowa. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured my wife of epilepsy of 85 years standing UXJTKY tXASK, jrairneia, jaicu. SA3LARITAN NERVINE Oared my wife of a nervous disease of the bead E. Gbahax, North Hope, Pa, SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured my son of fits. Ha has not bad a fit for about four years. Johs Davis, . r . . woodbom, Maeoupln county, IU. 1' SAMARlTAU IIERVIIIE Is tor sale by druggists everywhere, or may be bad direct from us. Taose who wish to obtain further evidence of the curative properties of Samaritan Nervine win please enclose a 3-ceot postage ttvup fot aeepy of. our' Illustrated Journal ofTHeaUh, Ktvtng hundreds of testlmoclals of cure iroin pec ionswbo have need the medicine, and also their prpbtognpbwd after their restoration to1 perfect hatth. Address i'i' Wou' Xniayno Iatfmvia, Japrl lr St. Jcseph Ko Ml aBBJ and Br. 7. U BkUTH, CMflotte, N. C. f WWKM " .