C-T I WLIir. KLIIULIUI1L viiinn ur 1. I
holwem iriH,
body and a, gunshot .wotfna. in his leg. j
When 'heard ttiVfiThevFthat I
MPBOVKD BOOT B1EER, 25c
backage makes 5 all?ni f ae-
-FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1882.
"lit J1! I:
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JBfnw (he
i seieu , separation at, tne ... pbilks ,pt ine
$1000
P1LK BBMKDY falls tc
irrr -r an W T Of K Al
BE WARD! for any case ol
Ityotoye1Biira',lEiiiTli ertreteeasucka
Blind Bleeding, ncnituc.
land An Asrent or the
deaire'4aitfi'thrf '.waJidecl Kaffir
Ulceratad. or protrudl
PILKa that OeBlNG'6
One of the greatest comfort to those expecting
to be confined Is a remedy upon which implicit
confidence can be placed one that will produce a
safe and quick de,lvejyont hat will control pain
mane ltte tin Deaihbed
i
fPith iK - i saw Tonneldi-raariT
pit it HKMKDY fails to cure. Prepared or J. f.
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. nieTa:5on 'Assassinated- ly -Freuch-
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Metropolitan
JiJliK
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f
shorten the duration of. moor, each is) "TB.JE
IMH&JSefc whal ' ,
Worth Sending For.
Dr. J. H. 8CHENCK, of Philadelphia, has Just
published a book on "DISE18E3 OP THE LUNGS
AND HOW THEI CAN BE tllBKU," which Is offer
ered Free, postpaid, to all applicants. It contains
MiHliU. InfMmiHin frrp all mliA jttnitfntoA
selves afflicted with, or liable to, any tilwaseron
the throat or lungs. Address DR. J. H. SCHENCK
& SON, 600 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa., P. O.
Box 2833.
CARD COLLECTORS ! fSVeS W
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SAW HILLS
AUOSttUJ
STEAM
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HnnrUfi8.e1
Send for Catalogue.
$30
lit free,
PEB WEEK can be made in any locality.
Something entirely new for agents $5 out
G. W. INGBAHAM 4 CO.TBoston, Mass.
aprl8 d&w4w
Disease Is an effect, not a cause. Its origin is
within; Its manifestations without Hence, to cure
the disease the causk must be removed, acd in
no other way cm a cure ever be effected. WAR
NER'S SAFE KIDNEY and LIVER CUBS is es
tablished on just this principle. It reaiizesthat
95 PER CENT,
of all diseases arise from deranged kidneys and
liver, and It strikes at once at the root of the diffi
culty. The elements of which it is composed act
directly upon these great organs, both as a food
and REsrroRKR, and, by placing them in a healthy
condition, drive disease and pain from the sys
tem. For the innumerable troubles caused by un
healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for
the distressing Disorders of Women ; for Malala,
and for physical derangements generally, this
great remedy has no equal. Beware of imposters,
imitations and concoctions said to be ust as good.
For Diabetes, asfc for WARN KB' S SAFE DIA
BETES CURE. For sale by all dealer.
If. II. WARNER & CO.,
Rochester, N. V.
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hum
TO-
Comer College and Trade Streets,
(L. W. PERDUE'S OLD STAND,)
nd adding to onr already large Stock
or
CORN,
HAY,
FLOUR,
BRAN,
MEAL,
STOCK fe;ed.
2.000 pounds Fine
Conntry lams.
A FULL LINE OF
HACKERS' PERFECT BIKING
POWDER?.
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VARIETY STORE
-a lot or-
' " , h ,i" .
5iIB?.RG EDGING at from 2c to 2Bca yard'
VfiBY. Cheap; LAWNS at 6l4c; BLEACHED
SHIRTING at Vgc. 8cand 10c; LINEN TOWELS
from $1,20 to 3.T6Vper dOKn,
i ' J 1 ,1' .! , J . 'it
GOOD BRRGMIIS.
HOSIERY HOSE 8UPPORTERS, GLOVES, COR
SETS, CBOCKEBY, TIN WARE, GLASSWARE
Li am ira, i'lUTVRS JfRAMES, and many other
things at comparatively low prices.
: PT" CALL and SIX.
Bespectfullyr . . C. M. ETHEBEDGE,
Under Traders' National Bank.
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TO THE-PUBLIC.
f
I AM prepared to PROVE that I have discovered
the vegetaUevantldeta or SCROFULA that
my remedy will sxfxl the disease from the sys
tem, thus rendering Uihe best-blood purifier
known. , jCure certain, speedy and permanent. 1 Ai
a Tonic and: Alterative It Is highly recommended,
Send for circular containing testimonials of mirac
ulous cures. My testimonials come, not from the
Territories of the far Wl tart from well known
citizens of f.oriJC?"Olina: Indors ?d by the drug
gists of the Statel'irdr salelby dragglstt generally.
Over 8,000 bottles sold, all report favorable.
Beferencevr ewomal'ttlUbillty, Bt. Bet.
Thos. Atkinson, D. D., of N. C; Rev. C. J. Gibson,
LV lMBBter4.rt.Ta.httdtll. KodbfUL SftUWan
ten county ; HonTJ. J. Davis and Bon. C. M. Cook,
j&a i fnttharx- ml arauitlon .itas&fl wMers -for Sag
RAflRAdv. iiMrAM , IiTrm 3CiH PRRSOM. '
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SCHE0EDZB ST., JKLUl
SMletaTJITEarMlY WHEELS
v.
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Having
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This Liniment when used two or three wett
before confinement, produces a wonderfuljeffeflfe.'
causing a very easy and quick laoor, witn com
paratively little pain, and leaves the mom
condition to recover ijiuckij or m wiuer
najre & gooa gtntuig ut . .Vuw p June,
abtrfhe stiffeffng bedlmrnished bdfond expi
The condition for which this remedy Is
is of such a character as to forbid a long array of
certificates. Those interested in its use are re
spectfully referred to the hundreds who have used
I must earnestly entreat every female ezi
to be confined to use "THE MOTHER'S BJtJ
Coupled with this entreaty, I will add that during
a large obstetrical practice (forty-four years. X I
nave never known it tosfa&toproduce a safe ana
MI& delivery. K, HOLMES, M. D,
Y'T aT Atlanta, k -
A lady from one of tfWuMes of Middle Geor
gia, who has been aettng m midwife for many-,
years, writes: "I havtH disposed of ail THE
MOTHER'S KKLntFronient me, and I am DE
LIGHTED WITH JTf J vyr instance where Hi
hai been usedjts eCe . ieen all that I could
ask. I consider it.a gseci j, ' -ssic"
A gentlemjln 'w' r Sv "rosed your Moth
er's Relief vL hertfiiln &uuuUement, and her tes
timony 1h tbt8he passed through It with one half
of the suffartug or either ..otvhs, former confine
ments, aLdrecovered froni it ii uWi less time,
the also recommend 1 ffrto a ; land who was
about to be conanp ' " " .!eAand sb
says: "I HAVE . .gjPNK PASS
THROUGH THIS . G t ' tn.WtTH 80
MUCH EASE ANpSOL; , . lfflFFERING.' "
The names of fcU these; nml-fiiny others, can
be had bv calling at mv-oiiimr--: 1 i
Having had the foregoing remedy THOROUGH
LY tested in Auants. na 'Tteiniiy, l now oner
It totny patrons at poasc r? Buperior merits.
j 1 anvperminea aiso 0 r -t-so tae iuuomuj
well-known dUzehs 4 AUc- iL 8. Newton,
Wm. M. Crumley, Jr V. JAA and D. Bain:
all of whom are ready to testify to- the merits of
the preparation. Price, -59 per fcottle.
Prepared by 1 vs j
J. HRADjFIBfclKisole lrop'r,
i I Atlanta, Georgia.
For sale. by Dr. TV G Smith Charlotte, N. C.
may4 s ,r.':--f U-t-t.-.V-ir-iiv'? s
Among the medicinal means of arresting disease,
Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters stands nre-eminent.
It checks the further progress of all disorders of
the stomach, liver and bowels, revives the vital
stamina, prevents and remedies chills and fever,
increases the activity of the kidneys, counteracts a
tendency to rheumatism, and is a genuine stay
and solace to aged, infirm and nervous persons.
FOB SALE BY ALL DBUGGI3TS AND DEALERS
GENERALLY. ,
may2 .
THE
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COMPLIMENTS 01
Springs & Burwel
-DEALER 3 IN-
Tobaceo, Heavy I Fancy Groceries,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
We congratulate the trade upon the settlement
of the tobacco tax question and now solicit roar
orders in our line, and when von order don't for
get to try
THU "OLD 0AKSN BUCKET" TOBACCO.
This Tobacco is indeed an "exquisite pleasure
The purest and sweetest that nature can yield,"
Art aiding these qualities has made it a treasure.
Esteemed alike by Congressman and plowman in
me uem.
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HOW TO TELL
'si
QENUINRSipiiaONS LIVER
IiA.TOB, OR RUBDICIICE
Look for clean neat WHITB WRAPPER with
the red symbolic letter stamped upon It in the
form of a ribbon gracefully curved into the letter
Z i embracing the emblems of our trade .flpatula,
Mortar and Graduate wi h the words-AfQ. SIM
MONS' LIVKB BKQULA.TOR or MBWCINK there
on, also observe the signature of J. H. ZEILIN &
CO., in red ink on the side. y
TAKE "SO OTHER. i I
. jt. .
Beware of those who lmow nothing of Medical
Compounds who put out nostrums known to sour,
and being analvsed prove vorthlecs and only made
to fleece the public, and U pirate on the weft earn
ed reputation oj SeUIn A Co's. medicine these
frauds have no reputation, to sustain ;and , wUl
cheat you for a few penneys every way they caa -
See Who Enlonee the Genalne
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, i ?
Bt Bey. Jno. W. Beckwith. Bishop of Ga.,
genjJno. B. Gordon, U. 8. fcenator, ,
Bt Bv. Bishop Pierce, s i
Hon; Jno.GUl Shorte,; u.,il nfUl
Hon. 5. H. Hill,
Hon. J. C. JBreckinrldge, .
Prot-rMvldWulls,'D.aAfrM fd-
Chief Justice Hiram Warner. tfG&.
Lewis Wander, Assistant P. M. PMla., Pa.,
and thousands of others from whom we have let
01 Jnnendattou and recommendation.
It is eminently a Ramjly Medecine; and by be
ing kept read for Immediate resort win sate
many an hour ot sufferinc and many a dollar in
time and doctors' bills , '
Br.&IoiBijYer Regnlar,'
- PHILADELPHIA. 4
8old by all.Respectable Druggists. T x -H f
:--fob24 ..y.-J'd f.
tnferuis
It nwrwm
usual time.
fission;
AffeHUi
HP
I l on
lOl f STOMACH
T O B
CCO.
dying -io, San rrancisp6'TW-
erxtfyv9ting 'rencittiS"in0rriDer
UngseaBfesBion to tiieiplmtieianii)i-ia&
ine eiiecG . uiaft i ye aWWW
rwaa not slain jythZulQf in
Allrt bit murdered l?y 2etlt:
Cofflffltmft Mho c(jommea
AtahC4' vitiMAWX! - - t
3the?
Zululandlor-hal;
ill 1
ffelatives
eaia- J
J?rincBhe
axa tr Amed vteitted-' the Pa-
faroriary crDbiaint and dfea; trdjiri hem-
njFTbageof ltelttngs . In'feiff. last mc-
mentM ne wtifeaafed thfeiAtfrtfer of ! Eu-,
gemieCs son to nis'nhvaici
L'iSr VrM? I
eiaeo GhrOni- I
repeated it to-a-saa raneiaefl
RlrivnTfir. i
The name ot the seli-coutessea mur
Setet was Phillippe Berre, and he hi
been won over to Communism duri
the terriDie days or n m.Ktm , V
Lmsertal
Dilating T.ne aeata ot tna
The story, as narrated by the .doctprffBifc th athonnt of rnne rtiri fri k2
in his patient's language, after describe
ing how thin utely the niovements of
11 ' T 4 J t Jft-4.'
me irraoe jLUipturiai weio uoieu uy iiio
Comnrunists, is as follows : ' ' i
VY nen we wno naa oiea tar x raof,
saw the spirit of this Imperial youtU
and the designs of our enemies the fut
ure was clearly outlined. We knew
that there was but one alternative.
We foresaw the ruin of our country
that would follow the return of this
fcetted youth from Zululand. 4
Jb ranee naa sunerea enougn at ine
hands of a dynasty founded by a Corsi
can without a drop of French. Wood iu
hiayeins. The Republic must live or
the Prince must die.
We decided that the Republic must
live. At a meeting of the Commun
ists which rendered the verdict there j-
were representatiyes from the four
great cities of France andjiwo Russian"
lovers of liberty, who like ourselves,
were exiled in England. When lots were
drawn, to decide on whom should fall
titie dutv of saving the Republic I was
chosen f orthe post of honor, aa it wal
called, and next day I started for Port
Natal, in Africa, with three tried asso
ciates.
At Natal I fell sick of malaria fever,
and while thus prostrated had the mor
tification of knowing that the Prince
had arrived and pressed on toDurban to
join Lord Chelmsford. Our plans had
not been matured, but we had hoped
Eeelnsthe cQuntry that some method
p performing our 4uty would suggest
H3PT ueiuitt xub x mice uiuiU Jjc piaucu,
under the protection of the Command
ef-ia-Chief. i
These calculations were disaranged ;
but it o happened that the Prince him-
sp.ir tuioK iever. a wo or mv comDani
ions, who went by the name of
Jean Tonnelet and Nicholas Vasonsky,
had followed up the Prince to Durban;
They came back and reported that hfif
was dying, but the news soon after
came that be had gone to the front and
was rapidly recovering. When this ia.
telligence arrived 1 was convalescent;!
and was resolved to go to Utrecht at
once. Tonnelet and Valousky went up
with the commissary department. My
other associate, who is yet alive, joined
a company of -horse, and I . personated'
an ' artist in seaxch of the unique and
sensational. It was resolved that, if
possible, we should act in concert, but
that each -should watch a opportunity
to fulfill the mission for which I .was
responsibly We bad to wait for some
weeks, f Tbe Prince made one recon
noisance, sfnd cstma back' so fatigued
that the "Commander-inchief ' ordered
him to be keptinaide the lines in future.
The poor youth, fretted greatly at the
restriction. They assigned him to a
table to prepare maps, and, as this was
not the career of glory he had pictured?
to himself, he pined and grew despond
ent. At last the eventful day arrived.
Lieutenant Carey made a reoennoisance
with the Prince Imperial a little dis
tance from the camp. It was merely a
pleasure trip. In the meantime we had
enlisted a Kaffir camp-follower, who
had been punished by Carey, and under
pretext that we desired to kill the Lieu
tenant he joined us, and we went into
ambush at a spot near where the royal
party of six would halt for dinner.
They arrived in due season and off-saddled
near a few ruined huts. We ad
vanced with great caution until within
thirty yards of the unsuspecting party.
The Prince was lying on his side in an
exposed position, and any of ns could
have shot him then. Valousky whis
pered to me to fire, but I thought it bet
ter to wait until the party, had mounted,
and then lire simultaneously at the
Prince. The Kaffir, who was entirely
ignorant of the real motive of irrxr expe
dition, had only eyes for Carey. At last
the moment for action came. Carey
caught the horse in the, meche grass and
mounted, and the troopers .stood ready
for the order to mount. A moment
more and tbey would hare been in the
saddle, when tha Kaffir, seeing Carey
turn his horse s head toward the ravine
beyond the kraal, rose in the brass; with
a savage exclamation ' of haired, and
leveled his rifle. The noise attracted
the party's attention,' and, turning
around, they saw the black face of the
scout. The crack of the Kaffir's Martini-Henry
rifle followed the unexpect-,
ed apparition, and thoroughly demorT
alized the party. Thinking that. thev
had f allen into a strong Zuluanipuslf
every man .consiaerea. oniy nis.Qwn,
safety, Carey clappejl qfyxr to hia horse
ana aasnea into tne ravine, iouowea oy
another bullet from the Kaffir's rifle.
Several of the troopers, who had ot
only one foot in the stirrup, clung to the
pommels of their saddles. One of the
troopers .failed to catch his horse, and
the Prinee, 'iaf ex- hanging-for: a fewTno
ments to the Mster of bis saddle, fell
baek exhausted, and was trampled by
his-horse.'''" .. vrniw furs a
fAstbeifiir bounded iMlh'Biih
ing the dismounted trooper fired at him
apd shot itirit through tha lee.:; Inself
t)rotecti6riVv?e were compelled to "shoot
the trooper, who died like a brave man.
with his back to the wall of one of the
nuts. The Prince, meantime, had strug
gle to his feet, but a blow from the
dSutt otTonnelet's pistol felled the pbpr
la4oi the: : earth, and we. cUsTOtched
himwith pne of the Kaffir's tog$fa.
Tonnelet was for scarring: the - eorpie
after the manner of the titusIXtitjl
forbade Buch a proceeding and flWely
stripped the body. . Then, closing the
unhappy, ooy s eyes ana erossing rus
tered his
ciotnes ana weanons mrouen
the crrass,
. On;xeachlng atyoyeMiML
Riyer the Kaffir,
loseiy irerm pis
fhof !toA 'h!l
thatflte
hastv dona
olSeJef
TOpaxatAiTnneletand.yalpsky start
ed for Gen; wpoo7s'.camp,a:jtriue;iand m
AA M. . UAU i. HUM 'W
half awav. ffid'tikriheKflfftwitto
them. ;Myassociata antL- myself; :werit
N"ortrr tnward hRgdnnarteis. and reach-.
ed that place at nightfall to find the en-
narisfid bv the return of the Prince's eS-i
cort with-the news tb&AWx
scoufehad beere fiirmdnritbin? a? mite df
Gen. Wort-B rrarrmj atia It1 waa th0t?2ht
Imperial escorf,had?ganeloser to camp
isr .am- iivia ,.o jsj jmamaa i
Bth
tei ne aeattirpr tmwymM
her? J
aMnB9iUSlTK (Cult 9Ui irlBOW 'iU
farmers and
laDorereof uranrilware watchirisFwith.
tnwdeerfeliitferal trte kn-hadti6 wheat
I lham aaxr it- lalnAlrinn nrall
4bem say looking ,too. , wejL.
Scotland Neck is hapny,) 'and. gleeful
over the last spike in her railroad. ;TM
with a peoDle noted for their culture.' re
finement and hdsDitalitv. 'r -
;ttTh4m ,.riant;!jThe craded. School
question waS cairjieala Wed&eaday fey
a Tocror 304 ror to tor against it." ju. u.
Lackney was elected mayor by majar
r.e learn from Mr. James. Jik,! tWe
NMferifiTerint.v mfW.f.nr thi? iaT
the tuTham ) manufacturers i f or i the
montb of AV :aggten&te4x$$7,700.8a.
There has. been, a very .perceptible in
crease in the sales the past week "or
,uWrimingioirtar: Tbi 'receipis of
cotton at thistJort during the- month of
April footed up 2,374 bales, -as i against
1,076 bale,s ,,4urlng vtjto-cerifesponding
mppth last year, showing" an increase
bf 1,295 bales id; favor of 1892; ' 1
The leading grocerymeU 'of the teitv
commenced yesterday af tern odrf closing
The dry goods men will probably follow
suit at an early day, - f :a
m& - m - .t
RalelgbJNeWSEha'Observer: There
iasome rust in the ' wheat hereabouts.
We hear of its appeararicet ' several
farms. : ;
Green oafla-naYftmade thier apDear-
aace in quantities. They sell at 40 cents
per peck. They come from "gardens in
fcdW JJbla city. ' , .ls .
mSoS'W
x esteraay twenty convicts were sent
road from-the-Denitentiarv.
RevlvalsTriavel)een in progress this
season, or are now in progess at follow
ing white churches in this cityj'Ffrst
Baptist, Second .Baptist, First Presbyte
rian, Person Street Methodist; also at
the following colored churches : TTirst
Baptist, Methodist and? Hayes.
We regret to learn of the serious,8ick
neas ofMr. Samuel H. Young, tme of
the oldjfeitizensv of Kaleigh. He has
pneumonia. He was for years in busi-
n ess here, bufeor sometime has lived
at his farm, northwestbof the city.
Sunday morning twenty-eight con
verts of the First Baptist church, col
ored, were baptized in Taylor's pond, by
Revs. W A Green and:A. W. Shields
Next Saaday:i22, it is said, willl&bap
tized. , Ih allther e have been ofe il50
cohverjlions at the revival in itis.fiftn5
week.
Raleigh News and ObserveraTGfo"V1.!
Holden's improvement is markediJIt is
expected that he will be able to make
his appearance on the streets in a couple
of weeks. -r
Mr. H. Ydung, so well-known and!
so mucn,; esteemed oy the people' of
Raleigh, of which be4 was f$r long years
a resident.and wjbose serious illnfsa was
reported in yesterday's paper, diftdlf ter
noon yesterday, at his home rleaS the
city. Mr. Young was "04 years wage
and was a member ,df the Me"ttediat
church.; ' j
Greensboro Bugle : Gas is bein put
in the court house to-day.
Judge Sbenck.is in, the cityrand will
fnbVe Ills ! family here Jin? aboutwo
Where shall we build the U. S. Court
House Is the absorbing question before
Greensboro. -. f
Asheville Citizerii" .flon. W. L. Saun
ders, Secretary of State, ia at the Warm
Springs. w.
Wm. Nance, of Knoxvflle,Tenn.,who
killed his infant some weeks ago, has
been captured in Madison county.
We regret to hear ot the serious ill
ness of Judge Henry, with Bright's dis
ease pf the kidneys. :.- ..
. Our friend George W. Hayes, of Cher
okee, is in Asheville. He says .work is
being pushed vigorously on the Atlanta
and Murphy railroad. . .
The trains of the East Tennessee road
came over into North Carolina at Paint
Rock last last Friday, Hurrah for our
side I Arrangements for through travel
and freights will be completed this
week, passengers changing cars at
Warm Springs. -
The Press ,Con,TehU6ri sbofted . Its
Usual good judgment inu selecting the
beautiful town of Waynesville as the
place ef meeting for "hextf year.1 ' Major
Stringfield, of the White Sulphur
Springs sent a special invitation that
the 'association should meet at the
above place, and accept the hospitali-.
ies or, me aoove popular resort. 'A
splendid time is ahead foE.tto associa-
t0O: "J ' 1 i "f& ' ' i -Of i
V. S. Lusk was elected: finaybr of
Asheville last Monday v .
I J?ilmingtoh Star: i Te toward Re
lief Fire Engine Company . Ifci i will
take, a4 f trib 4 to: Chatlesthri kavtk fim a
!T Winston SenttnelTS:Winjtoniairy
town5ocalted;uttheiSB is not a plafce5
the drink.; a nia:,vi i-4v 9&I r.l f.'ttu I ..
.Pvxu&tteMtiW 'April thei:e;
wrftir nwaaea ireient cars received
-and within the-jaarraly
T t TiTTI 'lI i 11 1 i
kin county, while adjusting oupipe infa
neiehborinir diatillerv to whir.h hn1.
iJKhM;fbhe i davihd Week, was bit.
te athft eirrMTjsaH make of
thetfper species,l!fj vlffects of
which he suffered severe jRgin. r j -
texhXcf3nam
m!?(nSnfrrlnadenwI
Anson countvion the,8th-of Jnnfir ? ; '
-. 9nJy toree of . the liauor. saloohi in
xnis town -naw bee elfcfeed in consul
quence efVtherefeeQWeathe question
of proMMtloWlasl LMandav. Thn H.'
eachor.1rinfir Roubles
l nevefnave anotber amdt. nSend S
i vu uw may wui iwrmujyji cure
'I ' jiwsjwf M M SM II titm ISfcel ul IWi mtmWTJl SaSlaA
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Thebttlr koO'n Specific Remedy for Epi eptl? Fits.
MERVINE
insure a ii.Qj h ;n .,
VfCuaDanCe. VertiETfli. H1trlft. Tris'anltv AnnnloVv
PaBaljsa,RrieumatIsnii Neuralgia, iSnd ail Nejrv-
nil. iiiuuian. nia inTa I, i a Amnw Ak.v
iv eradicate every species of --Nervous lmrnne.
xaeru, ana rivo- ineaj waj trom vberiQe i tney
came, pev,er 10 return again, it utterly destroys
the gevms4diseas6 by neutralizing the hereditary
taint .or, poison In ,the system, and; ihoropghfy
eradicates the disease, and utterly dpstmvi rh
mwbSl tll n-.ii: .i...
NERVINE
"Cures' J'emkfe1 Weakness, ' bkrie'Detility, Leu-
cwraeea ur wnmes, iiramruijaemaxuanon, ulcera
tion ol tbe tHerns,, Internal Heat, wravel, Inflam
mation W the Bladder, Srlrability of the Bladder.
For Wakefulness at nlgtit, ihere is no better
remedy . Durinte the change of. life no Femala
ebould bevtvUhout iti It quiets the Nervous system
and gives, rest, comfort ang naturs's syeet sleep.
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Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the habit of
Opium Eating. These degrading habits are by far
tne worst eyns that nave ever befallen suffering
humanity. Thousands die annually from these
noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks liquor not
because he likes it, but for the pleasure of drink
ing and treating bis friends, little thinking that he
ls on hlsjoad to mln. Like the Opium Eater, be
first uses the drug in smAll quantities as a harmless
antidote. ,Xhe soothing influence of. tne drug
takes strong hold upon its victim, leading him on
to bis own destruction. r Tine habits of Opium
Satins and Liauor .Drtnklnc are nmrlRelv what.
eating telo allmentlvenees, as over eating first ln-
names tne storaacn, wmon redoubles its cravings
until It paralyzes- both the stomach and appetite.
So every drink of llqwr or dose of opium, instead
of satisfying,. only adds to lis fierce tires, until it
consumes he vite.1 force andthen itself. Like be
glu torrous-tape worm, it sries "Uive, give, give!"
but never enough until its own' rapacity devours
Itself. Samaritan Nervine gives instant relief in
such cases. It produces sleep, quiets the nerves,
builds up the nervous system, and restores body
and mind to a healthy condition.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, JPalpitation of the Heart,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Syphilis, diseases
of the Kidney a and aU diseases of the Urinary Or
gans. ' Nervous Debility, caused by the Indiscre
tions of youth, permanently cured by the use of
this invaluable remedy. To you, young, middle
aged, and' old men, who lire covering your suffer
ings as with a mantle by silence, look up, you can
be Bayed by timely efforts, and make ornaments
to society, and jewels in the crown of your Maker,
If jou will. Do not keep this a secret longer, until
It Saps your' vitals, and destroys both body and
soul. It you am thus afflicted, take DB. RICH
MOND'S SAMABIT AN N EEVINE. It wi 11 restore
your shattered nerves, arrest premature delay and
lmpait tone and energy to the whole .-y stern.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my little gfrl of fits. She was also deaf tnd
dumb, but it cured her. She can. now talk and
hear as well as anybody. Peter Boss,
' r- . Springwater, Wis.
SAMABITAKCtEUVlKE
Has been the rneahs of curing my wife of rheuma
Item. , . , JEi B. FtETCHts; Fort Collins, Col.
SAITXARITAN NERVINE
Made' a sure wire of a case of fits for my son.
- K. B. BaUA, aaftaville, Kan.
SArfARlTAW NERVINE
Cured me ot vertigo, neuralgia and sick headache.
Mbs. Wm. BHMSON, Aurora, III.
SAitlAIt 1TAIV NERVINE
Was the means of curing my wife of spasms.
Esv. J. A. Edik, Beaver, Pa.
SA7IARITAN NERVINE
Cured me of asthma, after spending over SOOO
with other doctors. S. B. Hobson,
New Albany, Ind.
SAnABITAN NERVINE
Kflectually cured me of spasms.
. Miss Jbnnik Warrkn,
740 West Van Buren street, Chicago, I1L
SA3LARITAN NERVINE
Cured our child of fits after given up to die by our
family physician, it having overJOO In 24 hours
HsifEr Xkke, Vervllla,5 Warren county, Tenn.
SAIT1ARITAN NERVINE
Cured me of scrofula after suffering for eight
years. albkbt Sempson, Peoria, IlL
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my son of fits after spending $2,400 with
other doctors. J. W, Thobmton, Clalborn, Miss.
j . jv. , SAJTIARITAN., .NERVINE .
Cured me pennanently of. epileptie fllS ot a stub
born character. . Bxv. Wil Maktin,
; ... . . ; ... Mechanlcstown, Md.
'f SAiuTARkTAN NERVINE
Cured my son of fits, after .having had &500 In
eighteen months. Mks. K. Foots.
r:.: . : . 4; i West Portsdam. NY.
' :f SAMARITAN NERVINE
I Cured me of epilepsy of nine years' standing.
jmoo ii.ia jm . w 1 . . ....
., t ranb3, Newton county, Mo.
SAMARITAN tVERVINE
Has permanently cured me of pUpsy of rhany
years' duration. . Jacob SCTKR. at. Joseph, Mo.
SAMARITAN NERVINE "
Cured me of b rone nlttsStfim a, and general de
bility. . ? j ipu&BB MyB3v Irontoni Ohio.
;s aiaAWARJT4iI5ERVIN.E
f Ha9 jured me of asthma t afeo scrotalft of many
year' standing, isaag jsweia, uoyuagron,
i!C SAItJARrAif)IEFliJE:...v
Cnted me of fits.
Have been well for' over four-
' ' .' CHARLKS E. COBtB,
Osakis, Douglas county, Minn.
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SAMARITAN ,NEltyiN2
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Cured my wife of a nervous disease of the Head
E. Saham, North Hope, Pa.
SAMARITAN NfijlVkE1 ,
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