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VOL. XXVIII
CHARLOTTE, N. C, SUNDAYSEPTEMRRR 24, 1882.
NO. 4,202.
HtVE THE BrST STOCKED
CARPET DEPARTMENT, VIZ:
Carpets, Rags, Door Mais.
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LACE CURTAINS,
Iii Webtern North raiollDa.
Alexander I Harris.
OUR STOCK
Ov DHESS GOOrS are equal to any In the city
la vnrleiy, style and cheapness
ALVXAMJBB&H4RBI&
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" KID GLOVES
ARK a specialty with us this seawn. We hY
not attempted io luri.lsh a cheap KM, but a
goixl nn. ALf XANDHH A Uttkl8
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OUR STOCK
V Br R' IN. CaSHMRHX and CLOTH GO IDS
1 the target ever nfler d bj us lmfore.
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ALKXAND&U & HiKRl-i
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OlR CASTOR GLOVJEJ Sarah BararaMt style.
Thfty are ixeity and cheay.
ALEXlNliEH & HARU16.
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LADIES
VIICLfl dan tlevantllneof LaMEiS'CLOIHS
hiiu i LOAKst ourh iu e
sept..4 ALEXANDJtK & HABHU.
Yii nTTgen ts
7 ILL find- a superb stock of kKADY MADS
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K Lad ins' Misses and CWIdra HOgHSR Y la
large, ihefcp aud well assorted.
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DON'T FORGET
Ti lep the 'argeft Stock of CaBP TS In
v e:tern North Carolina
ALlXiM'EK & HAKRI3.
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A MAGNIFICENT
eTO"Kif T BLK LINENS. TOWELS. DOT
O Lllo NAPKINS, e c . etc.
A LEX A IDE -i A HARRIS.
DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks,
AND VALISES.
The First Shipment
of oua-
FnUS WINTER STOCK
HAS AlRIVf.D.
INGRAM & CO.
It VOK WANT A NICE PAIR OF
lafo, Hi m and Children's Shoes,
Of any kind you can get them at
gEgRAM & CO.
IF YOU WANT A
Trunk, Yak or Satchel
With all the latest improvements, go to
PEG-RAM & CO.
1K YOU WISH THE LATEST STYLE IN
SILK or CASSIMEEE HATS
You cm find It at
P E GRAM & -CP'S.
OUR STOCK OF
BOYS, GENTS' AND YOU
BOOTS AND SHOES
Bas selected with great oare and. soon yon
can And
' w.
WUA1EVEB VOW WAItV4 '
l K G R A'Mf W
YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED
TO ATTEND THB
OF OUE
Fall Stack,
Which will be ready .for your laaneaiaQ on ' j
Friday, 22nd Day of September,
I and It will compare with any stock of
S3UT GOOBS
IN THE SOTJTH1'
Embracing all the novelties of the season, as It U
well known thai OUR HOU6B keeps Bp with all
new styles as they gppeajr to the luantet Yon
will find In this stoeUfcs ajtealohra shades
and prices. Also a large line fft Hashes and Vel
vets. Dress Gcwis ta eerytWri ftew. ruoftlrfg in
price from 10c to $5 per yad. We will sell you it
good colored C&shmere Ccets at from 81.6 to 82
a pattern. Black xhd THournlng Goods a special
ty. A full ilne,of Dress flannels la all colors end
prices from 2fio to $1.25 p r yard. We have a
full line of Goods for making Cioaks and Jackets,
also Kur Trlaimiogs A large stock of Domestics
and Sheetlnss. uadles', Gents' and Children b
Underwear. Hosiery and-Gloves In everything tnait
Is new. la fact anything thit can be found bi a
first cUss t ry Goods-titore. from a five cent Calico
to-a fifteen dollar Lace Collar. Call and see ua aa
early as possible and we will take pleasure la
showing our stock. Very spectfuliy.
j, aeptt7 T. L. SEIGLK & CO.
Bledtcai,
Diphtheria.
A cold or sore throat may not seem to
amount to much, and If promptly attended
to can easily be cured; but neglect la often,
followed by consumption or diphtheria.
No medicine has ever been discovered which
acts so quieklv and surely la such, cases aa '
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLEltTTia
prompt use of this invaluable rented has;
saved thousands of Uvea. ,
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILI-ER Is
non experiment. It has been before the
pubHc for forty years, and Is most valued
where It Is best known.
A ferv.ixtracta from voluntary testimonials
read is follows: v.
AJpB has been my household remedy for
coios lor the past twenty -seven years, and nave
never known It to fail in effecting a cure.
L. 8. Crocker, JVilliamaville, N y
, thirty years I have used Pajn Killeb, and
round it a never-f ailing remedy for colds and sore
throat Babton Seaman.
Have received Immediate relief from colds and
Bore throat, and consider your Pain Killer an
tavrtuable remedy .-Geo. B. Evsrett, Dickinson,
.;,?,?vJ3.Just recovered from a very severe cold.
wiffl aain be
vmSIS Pa Killeb in my family for forty
nlJ??11 nsin Pain Killer in my family twenty.
"fo,na nave used it ever since, and have
SrT2IOOIincoul1 Md croup it Is the best
preparation madeVe would not1e without it
A. P. Routs, Liberty Mills, Va.
KOr tWftnt.-flVA VMM T o ... aA . TT
For twenty-nve years I have' need Path Knxara
for colds and chapped lips, and consider it the best
lur cuiuB auu cnappea nps, ana consider it the best
mediane ever oilered. GEO.HooPEB,Wilmiiurton.
N. C.
throat was bo inflamed I could scarcely swallow
any food. I was advised to try your Pain Kiixeb,
and after .taking a few doses was completely
cured. T. Wilkinson.
Dr. Walton writes from Coshocton: Tour Pain
Kjlleb cures diphtheria and sore throat, so alarm.
lny prevalent here, and has not been known to
fail in a single instance. This fact you sheuld
make known to the world.
Mrs. Eixen B. Mason writes: My son was taken
violently sick with diphtheria, high fever, and cold
chills. So many children have died here, I was
afraid to eall a physician, and tried your Pain
Killer. He was taken on Sunday, and on
Wednesday his throat was clear. It was a won
derful cure, and I wish It could be known to the
poor mothers who are losing so many children.
For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has
no equaL It cures when everything else falls.
Delays are often dangerous. A bottle of
Pain Killer 4n the house Is a safeguard that
no family should be without.
All druggists sell it at 5c, 50c., and $1.00
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
sept dtw sept A oct
The Centra
H. C. ECCLES, PROPRIETOR.
CH1RL0TTE, N. C.
THIS Hotel was completed In 1872, and new
additions made In 1875. "THE CENTRAL"
Is situated on Independent Square, occupying
half a block on Trade street, in the business cen
tre ol the City, In c ose proximity to Banks. Bx
press arid Telegraph offices, and commanding a
mountain view of more than fifty miles.
The Intention of the Proprietor Is. not only to
present to the traveling public one of the finest
Hotel Buildings In the South, but one of the most
complete and best conducted Hotels In all Its dif
ferent departments.
Having recently been decorated and frescied
throughout. It is not on'y one of the most beauti
ful, but the
LEADING! AND PALACE HOTEL
of the South, the home of Commercial Tourists,
pleasure seekers and resident guests.
H C. ECCLKd, Proprietor, -will be pleased to
welcome his friends and the traveling public, and
respectfully solicits a share of patronage from all
who would enjoy and appreciate a home combin
ing elegance, beauty and comfort In all its ap
pointments and surroundings.
RAT KS $2.00 and 82 50. per day, accruing
to location. - sept2
WHEELER & WILSON'S
NEW NO. 8.
Lightest Running and Best So wing Machine in the
' World.; Try it bef ore buying any other.
If i AGENTS WANTED, fJ
. t- Send tor Terms and Price List
Wheeler 4e Wilson majiufaciurv Co.,
- RICHMOND, VA. -
D. G. Mi WELL, Agent, Charlotte, if. C ,
'"rnaJll;,,. ' '
TU3T mTOElVtR ttMobMrt Umyf tn tbi
J lty, for wtoli ffie V. at - -
'' Wglsuire, corner trade and College :l
r CaU and see Them. epjl '
Gran
ote
HOON DISPATCHES.
B T THE ASSOCIATED . PRESS.
Report From the Rio Grande Fever
District,
Galveston, Sept. 23. A News' spe
cial from Brownsville says : "We have
now a strict quarantine against Mata
moras and the conflict of authority be
tween the municipal authorites and
Drs. Murray and Comb was settled by
the Governor's proclamation. Citizens
think it will destroy, trade but have to
submit. . The Bio Grande is still rising
and the houses of many are inundated!
Morgan's steamer from New Orlemj
has arrived at Brazos and Edard
from Bordeaux. The effiCdM rxtfto
24 hours to 10 a. m., is 18 new cases of
fever anQ two deaft;'6tie of fevei
There are 17 cases in the hospital. Yes
terday the committee aided 328 famfr
liles. or 1,670 persons. There are nin
pasws Of "f er at PoW rs4b)TandJk)
a. in" this mbrhfng five deaths"t)f ret er
in Ma;amoras. The steamer brings 4
large mail,' the flrstyaelVeW wjfekf j
Making Good His Indebtedness,
Richmond, Va., Sept. 23. A deed
was executed yesterday bv the friends
of John B. Davis, president of the re
cently suspended Richmond Banking
and . Insurance Company, xoreTittg aB
that gentleman's indebtedness to the
the bank and securing to depositors
the'full amount of their deposits. The
ded isuot recorded but will be to-day
or Monday.
m
An Erroneons Report.
MfYRTT.'w A T. A Sorf 05. Tha anuilol
from -Pensacola to New Orlaans isle-
grapnea North, was in error in saying
that W. P. Hoyt, a merchant of Pensa
eola, lost two children from vellow fe
ver at Canal Station, Ala. Hoyt lost
oqtj cnua on me 20tn, and the pnysi-1
cians certificate cavn thp disaso an
congestion of the kidneys. There is no
yellow fever at Canal Station.
Big Failure of Dublin Distillers.
London. SadL 23 a dftanwr. tn th
Pall Mall Gazette from Dublin, says
the failure is reported of a commercial
nrrn or long standing, the name of
which is not triven. Th- liahilitipq nf
the embarrassed house are estimated
at from 100,000 nounds to 400.000
pounds.
London, Sept. 23. Understood Arm
is George Roe & Co., distillers.
Philadelphia Star Routers Convicted'.
Philadelphia. Sept. 23. Thomas
A. McDevitt and Christian Price, were
last evening convicted on a charge of
conspiracy to defraud the government
by means or bogU3 star route oontracts.
Lieut. LeGrand, an ensign, indicted
wiui uitui, waa acqmiiea.
A Jeans Factory Burned.
Chester, Pa., Sept. 23 The jeans
factory of Led wood & Son was entirely
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $S0,-
000; insurance $60,000.
Forty-Three New Cases at Pensacola.
New Orleans, Sept. 23 A Pensa
c la speciat reports 43 new cases of fe
ver aud t o daUis j'ttsUrday. -
Damietta Surrendered.
Alexandria, Sept. 23 Dinietta
has surieudertd.
STATE NEWS.
Greensboro Patriot: Oaehundred thou
sand pounds of dried fruit were brought
into town yesterday and to day by the
crowd coming to see the show.
People are here to see the show from
the lower edge of Montgomery. One
old man' 92 years old, hale and heartv,
is here from that section that hasn't
seen a circus since 1856 He brought
eleven of his own children along who
will view the sight for the flrst time.
Raleigh News and Observer:' On
Wednesday, at Elizabethtown, Bladeu
county, Dr.- Robinson, who killed Mr.
Dan Laughlin, at Smithfield, last week,
was taken before Judge Gilmer, on a
writ of habeas corpus, that the matter
of bail might be considered. From Col.
T. C. Fuller, who returned to the city
yesterday, we learn that Dr. Robinson,
was admitted to bail in the sum of
$5,000.
Statesville Landmark: Mr. Elli8
Hanes, of York Institute, Alexander
county, brings us the largest apple we
ever saw. It was raised by Mr. Solo
mon Davis, of Sugar. Loaf township,
Alexander county, and weighs 25
ounces. It is simply immense, and Mr.
Hanes assures us that there are plenty
more of the same sort and size where it
came from.
Blue Ridge Blade: Uncle Burter
Lowdermilk, raised four muskmellons
in this county, the four weighed 104
pounds. Who can beat that?
Not the Right Man.
Beldsvllle Times.
Sheriff Johnston and Deputy Martin
who went to Brinkley. Aikansas, for
Wyatt Mc-Keever MeKinsey, the es
caped murderer from this county, have
returned without their man. It was
Wyatt's brother Bill they had in jail.
Mr. Alspaugh from Winston, who was
out there and had seen Wyatt once in
this county was certain it was he, and
so were the citizens. Bill is a tajl raw
boned fellow with a long face but gen
eral expression like hiibro hir; 'h y
call him out there "Wild Bill."
"I don't know what for," said he, "on
ly I whoop and sing while I'm workin'
at the saw mill, they pay me sixteen
dollars a month ; 1 havn't seen Keeye
(his brother) since we left North Caro
lina together, we parted in Tennessee
and I gave him all the money I had,
$100, and told him to get out of the
United States and try to be a better
man, an' I havn't seen him sinqe ; I ain't
wrote home in three years and- they
think me dead. I don't want to hear
from there beeause I never hear any
thing good."
The man that had jailed Bill paid
him twenty dollars for the time he had
lost and they quit even.
Sheriff Johnston and Mr. Martin then
went by Georgia to take a look at the
man out there they claimed was Wyatt
McKenzie, but they found he had been
sent up, for 20 years.
Vance Wanted.
Milton Chronie'e.
Our people in this section white and
black are all very anxious to hear Sen
ator Vance speak in Milton on the sit
uation of the country. Hundreds of
them never saw the man, and we hope
the State executive committee will
make an appointment for him to speak
here at an early :day. "The harvest is
ripe r and a ig-rowd guaranteed.
Malarial Chills land ever, "find Bilious attacks
bosltivelj cured with Imorj's Standard Cure PlUs
an Infallible remedy; never fall, to cure the
most obstiaate. 10n standing -cases, canstag no
OTiDlnxor Durglne: they are mild and efficient,
certain In their action and harmless in all cases;
they effectually cleanse the system, and, give new
1 ii 4 and tone to thebodf;- as a fioueehoTdjeme
di ther r unequaled. , For liver Complaint their
eauais nottnown: one twx will have-a wonder
iul effect qb the werst case They are used $nd
described by Pajskrian. And sold by DragglsU
everywhere, 2B and ,50 nt boxes. Kmrs
Standard Cure Col 14 Nassau street, New. York. J
lunai q eop omw .. ,
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it a vtinnt that a lanre rortlon ol our city peo-
" . . " : Ilea, IWMA11.M
Iwntldftejriya im'ti!ndy h
msi cannot prep - '.-"-"rl-r,
lianld form ol any druggls Squally effective In
either form. -atoM Deuocrav j ham -i
READ IIIH OUT!
J. i. murruir Xisq.is tne "wicked"
editor and propneto or. the Hickorv
Carolinian, anq u ne.uon t Dehave him
self better in f Uturethe "bosses" wil1
call an indignation njeeting and have
him kicked out of th( Democratic par
ty. Just near mm m -ms last issue:
-When we expressed our views rm
the county -government question, w6
were toio we snoum uvb waited until
the Convention had told . u3 what to
say. That is not our style. We have
ai wavi been able to do our own thint.
tntr.and had the indejendence to ex-
press pur uymiuiia. i wcuis some 01
th understrappers have led Senator
f Ydce to douhD ana 10 inquire about
rour pbliticai status. --41 ne had asked
us we could have informed him that
J we are tbesania -maa- we were in i860,
t when tha oldwMa)arty had Jeen
I fthnridoriRd itt the tfOTW. and we vntorl
1 fpr Breckenrldg aijfane as the only
nope 01 luJa uiu. jo te tue same
miurvi wte in 1862,twhen in Onnnsi.
rUorrfo all the5 leadft the Confeder
ate war, machine partvjor thiit.day, and
gaint .the advic&oOriends we ' haz
arded an election tosiaj State Senate
by advocating th ejection of Col.
Vance to be Goverw of North Caroli
na rather thanjjbl. Wjta, Johnston, the
1. regular uopwef Jta machine war
party iu i-fio ?ivo. .(t.&jbuuiu on prin
ciple to-dy as we did, Ji 1862-63, when
we sided with-that aanie Dartv which
elected GqV. Vance aniElhe friends of
and treache
rous influences ne so ne:
ically resisted
and which so complex
of the confidence of "aS
possessed him
onest people,
-The democratic parWhas its faults,
and has made some gf joyous mistakes,
which, whether we suoteed in their
correction or not, still , leaves it the
more congenial home of honest white
men, one of whom we yet claim to be.
"We owe the Democrailc party noth
ing beyond what sound-. principles de
mand and true citizenship is ever ready
to render. The Caroliniaa is ours; we
say what we please." ji
THE DUTY ON &ALT.
How Farm 'Taxed f Protect the
v Manafaetoretv
Portland Ajgus. 1 j
The farmers of the United States use
nearly l,00$oX,J00 pounds of salt annu
ally. ,To protect a few salt makers a
duty of from 40 to 65 per cent is impos
ed on salt. The salt he could buy for
$1 if. there was no duty he bow has to
pay from $1.40 to $1.65 for. This is a
heavy tax on an article almost as abun
dant in the world as air and water.
And a singular fact about it is that the
prptetcted manufacturers of salt have
in years past sold their salt in Canada
to compete with the salt injjported free
of duty. This was before tie Canadian
tariff. But the facts show.-ihow tariff
works sometimes. In this ease it gave
the Canadian farmers anr advantage
over our own farmers. We were re
minded of this fact by the tiistimonyof
the witnesses before the Tariff Com
mission a few days since in. regard to
the effects of the tariff on copper. A
practical copper manufacturer stated
that American manufacturers could
not compete with foreign manufactur
ers because tbeyTOnlaerwpper ffvtj'
cents cneaper a pound than it could be
bought for in this country ; that the En
glish, for example, could buy American
copper five cents per pound cheaper
than it could be had for in this coun
try. The effect of this operation is to
put our copper and brass workers at a
great disadvantage, simply to give a
bonus to copper producers. The latter
put only on the market what will sell
at the foreign price with freight and
duty added. The balance they send
abroad and sell at the foreign prices. In
each of these cases, the foreigner is
given an advantage over our people;
and our Republican Congressmen in
both branches say amen to it that it
is all right.
The Ontlook in the State.
Ba'elgh News and Observer
The outlook in North Carolina is ad
mirable. We have everything to as
sure us of victory. Dockery's canvass,
said by those who have been over
much of the same ground, has been
without result, while indiscreet ex
pressions here and there have positive
ly harmed him.
Latham's election, at one time doubt
ful, is no longer sb. Green will beat
Canaday by an increased majority.
Robbins finds the enemy's camp divi
ded into two hostile factions Dr.
Cooke being bitter and massing at least
one-half of the Republicans under his
banner, while Dr. York has met with
the fate that follows all politicians who
desert their colors on the eve of battle,
and gets but little comfort from either
hi3 old Democratic associates whom
he now denounces, or from his new
revenue friends whom he so lately de
nounced. "The filth and mud of Radi
calism," his favorite expression, does
not commend him to his new allies. In
the other Democratic districts there is
practically no opposition to our candi
dates, while Hubbs and C'Hara are
fighting over the only cheese the Re
publicans will get in this State. Ben
nett s election by not less than thirteen
thousand is claimed with confidence,
while the opposition to liufhn and our
judicial ticket is barely respectable.
We will have the .Legislature by our
usual majority two-thirds in the Sen
ate and nearly three fifths in the House.
In fact the Liberal movement is a flat
failure.
Before the Liberal convention met
we expressed ourt doubts whether tlje
Republican leaders would be so want
ing in political wisdom as to affiliate
with it and disband their old time or
ganization and throw overboard their
old local leaders in, order to get a few
sorehead and impracticable Democrats
for standard-bearers. Happily for us
those whom the gods sought to destroy
they- first bereft of reason and the
most impolitic tmng tne itepuoncan
leaders could well have done they did.
The blunder once made was irrepara
ble. From then local dissensions have
become wide-spread. The Republican
party is rent and torn into all sorts of
factions, while the two State commit
tees keep wagging, and try tp look
cheerful. The fifty-odd thousand white
men whom the census tells us did not
vote at the last election will not follow
Leach, whose famous words are now
known to all: "The leopard cannot
change his spots nor the Ethiopian his
color, but, my God, Dockery, how soon
a white man gets to be a nigger when
he joins the Radical party."
A survey of the State, with such in
formation as comes from sources here
tofore reliable, makes us buoyant, and
we feel that the Democratic party is
better organized, growing stronger and
more united daily, while the enemy is
all to pieces and so hopelessly divided
that it will be quite impossible to heal
their breaches and reconcile their dif
ferences. And it was the revenue ring
and the little gourd-full of Liberals
that did ft. We think a vote of thanks
to Price, Leach, Johnston, Cocke, Mott
and Harris is in order. .
In no way Is the power of the press more surely
shown than la the universal knowledge that has
In less than a year, been diffused throughout fifty
millions of people of the wonderful coratlve
properties of that standard remedy, Kidney-Wort.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific hare the people
shown their Intelligence and their knowledge of
what la in the papers, toy already making KldneyJ
: Wort their household -remedy for ail diseases of
the kidneys, liver and bowels. Oongregatlonallst
: Foir Register of Deeds. . ;
'rst I hereby announce myself a: Jcanflldata for the
office of Register of Deeds for Mechlesburg coun
ty, in the cause of theAnti-Prohibition 'Liberal
Party. -J'-' i BERJ. X MOBBOW.
4 nugl5 j
NEWS NOTES.
A plot against the life of the Austrian
x.iupres3 ib suspected.
The indenendpnt A mcriojn nartr in
Baltimore claims to have 12,303 names
uu n rous.
The London Times declares that the
neutralization or the Suez canal must
mean mat it shall be regarded an arm
ui iiic sea.
An agitation against the intmrlun.
lion of Chinese labor in England has
uccu aianeu in ijOliUOn.
A movement is on foot for an inter
State industrial exhibition in Balti
more in 1884.
Arabi Pasha took ab.mt $1,000,000 out
of the Egyptian treasury at Cairo.
Paolucci, the Italian naval lieutenant
who joined Arabi, ha3 been sentenced
by an Italian court martial to dismissal
from the service and two years' impris
onment. The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
says that au attempt is being made to
get up a corner in oil, and that about
12,000,000 barrels have been bought and
taken out of the market.
The Home Insurance Company of
Columbus, Ohio, has made an assign
ment to J. W. King, of Greene county.
The assets of the company are $60,000:
the liabilities are unknown.
Mr. John G. Bigelow filed a petion in
the United States District Ceurt at Buf
falo, N. Y., yesterday for a writ of
habeas corpus for the release of S -rg't
Mason, now in the penitentiary at Au
burn. The case will be heard at Utica
about October 1.
In an action brought in the XunremA
Court of New York Citv bv L H Rlair
to recover $867 from the Richmond
Hanking and Insurance company of
Virginia, an attachment was granted
vesterdav asainst the nnmnanv's nrnn-
erty in New York, on the ground of its
being a foreign corporation.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, expres
ses the opinion that Gen Bate, the
Democratic nominee for Governor, will
be elected by at least 20,000 majority
over the combined vote of all his oppo
nents.
Brig. Gen. Dockery.
Milton Chronicle.
Dockery denied here that he accepted
the appointment of Brigadier General
of Kirk's army. The editor of the Ox
ford Free Lance, who knows what he
is talking about, affirms that he did ac
cept. And Mr. Jacob A. Long, in his
speech Saturday, at Prospect Hill, af
firmed the same thing, and said he
would give one hundred dollars for a
certain letter Dockery wrote to Gov.
Holden. Mr. long said he had cause to
know something about Dockery's ac
ceptance. A FATAL MISTAKE.
How a Blundering Judgment May be
Responsible for the Most Serious Re
sults. Mr. Edwin Booth said recently that he sunDosed
his lungs were affected, having a persistent cough
until he saw Dr. H-.ckenzle. of London, who
fjuntf that this 8jmpiom arose from a disturbance
01 tne nver.-. y. ueraia. -
The above item, which has been going the
rounds or .he press, is ol no special significance
other thnn to the personal li lends of Mr. Booth,
except that it brings to ltght a truth of the greatest
importance to the world. Few psople pass
through life without the affliction of a cough at
some point In thtlr career. In most cases tbls is
considered the result of a cold or the br ginning of
consumption, and thousands have become terri
fied at this revelation and have sought by a change
ui mr auu iub use ui cuuku meuicmes to avert ine
Impending disaster. It may safely be said that
more man nail me cougns wnicn a e afflicting the
wuriu m u;ij co uoi nave meir origin in tne lungs
but are tne ieult of more serious troubles In
omer organs 01 tne Duoy. "Liver cougbs" are ex
ceedingly common and yet are almoit wholly mis
unde bto.d. Arising from a disordered state of
the liver they show their results by congesting the
lur gi. In fact, the efforts of the liver to throw off
the disease, produce coughing even when the
lungs themselves are In a healthy state.
But it Is a mistake to suppose that such delicate
tissues as the lungs can long remain in a healthy
condition when tbey are being constantly agitated
by coughing. Such a theory would be absurd.
Consumption, which was feared at first, is certain
to take place unless something 'is done to check
the cause. This must oe plain to every thought
f ul mind. It stands to reason, therefore, that the
only v. ay in which "liver coughs" can be removed
Is by restoring the liver to health
In this connection another fact of great Impor
tance becomes known, which can best be explain
ed by the reiaUon of an actual event Mr. W ,
a wealtby cattle dealer of Colorado, became great
ly reduced in health and came east to CMcago for
the purpose of being cured. He consulted Dr.
J , one t f the leading physicians of the coun
try on pulmonic subjects and began treatment for
the cure of his lungs. But his cough Increased
while bis strength decreased. Finally he deter
mined to consult another physician and applied to
Dr. B . After a careful examination he was
informed that his lungs was perfectly sound,
while his kidneys were in a most terrible condi
tion. He had all the apparent symptoms of con
sumption, but he was suffering from the terrible
Brlght's disease. The symptoms of consompUon
are often the sure Indications of Brlght's disease.
The above truths regarding coughs have been
known by the adiog physicians for several
years but the public have never been Informed of
them They are serious facts, however, and
should be understood by all, so that dangers
which might otherwise prove ftal may be avoid
ed. They clarly prove one great truth which is,
that the kidneys and liver are such vital organs
that their health should be constantly guarded.
The dietressing, hacking cough, which is often
dreaded as the forerunner of consumption and
the wasting strength which accompanies it, in all
probability may arise from weakened or diseased
kidneys or liver, to restore which would cause re
turning health. How this most desirable end
may be attained has lODg been a problem, but
few people of intelligence at the present day have
longer any doubts that the popular remedy known
as Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has done
more to correct, relieve and restore these organs
than any other preparations ever before known.
There are hundreds of instances which have oc
curred within the past three months where Indi
viduals bave believed themselves the victims of
consumption, when, in reality It was deranged
kidneys and liver, which this remarkable medi
cine has completely cured, as witness the follow
ing statement:
Buffalo, N. T., July fi, 1882. I believe it to be
a fact that thousands of cases of so-called con
sumption can be successfully treated by simply
using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as
directed. I was one of the "given up to die" per
sonshad every symptom of the last stage of consumption-bad
cough of four years standing,
night sweats, chills, etc, etc. A season south did
no good, and the fact was the case looked dis
couraging. I took Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, and in three months I regained ovtr
twenty pounds, and my health was fully restored.
W. C. BEACH,
Foreman Buffalo Rubber Type Foundry.
There are thousands of people in America to
day whn believe they are the victims of consump
tion and destined to an early grave and who are
trying to save themselves by the use of consump
tion cures but 8re growing worse each hour. Let
a'l such persons stop, and calmly consider whether
they are not seeking to check a disease in the
lungs when It is located in the kidneys and liver.
Let them then treat the disease in its original
stronghold and by the remedy which has been
proven to be the most effective and then look for
the return of health and happiness which such
treatment is sure to bring.
Bad complexions restored with Glenn's Sulphur
Soa D.
Hill's Hair Dye, black and brown, fifty cents.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
DOBBINS' STARCH POLISH,
An important dis
covery, by whicl
every family ma
give their linen
that beautiful fin
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laundry work.
Ask your Grocer.
J. B. DOBBINS, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOB SALE BY J. V, SPENCER & CO
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