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vol.XXIXw am lARLOTTE, N. 0., FRIDAY MARCH 2, 1883. 7 v NO: 4,331. k.:r www '."rife? 2 I 1 ? Otf SPRING ORDERS With Our Mauafaclurers FO-t OCR iU KINH ST. K OF -2 1, Ms . H ATS, WHI; H WILL BE More Complete and Varied Thao KVKR BEFORE. We tender thanks to our Friends and Pa trons for their Liber U Patronage dur nj the past year, and hope to merit a con Inuarce of Uielr f tvor. Respectfully, - Pepm d Co. feb4 m m MINSK OF HUME. IrouiaCIrKnian' Home Cotnoa ta '. ITlM8ir Cnta4nltg; ilie Vlttdeoi of i:xperlfnc, Home 1 the centra of the soctl yst?m. From It proceed the bes. a.d puraUitfitieneei telt In the world, and to war. .8 it gravitate ibe lendtrast hopB of feufflHOriy. For tl ltoodnsM labor w h ie their woriliu dnjalAt, and around It tbetr last bought linger lovingly whn tho e days tre done. Yet homes does not usually app oich In prac tlce its own Ideals Tbe inotner I overtax d with housebo'd duties and the r-artoi( and- training of their chlMr-n, wWi tbthHr fights tbe ouUWe batne to win the Wherew tnal tv meet expenses Sooner or la er care an 1 toll leave their marks It U true enough, as Klngslev ng In the "l bree Fishers," that "Men mutt work and women mud vxep,n but too much waikig an i weeping biush all tbe bloom from life's f.uit Mental aaxlety and lack or rvt and pleasure In duce physical ol-easa of m-vny klnos . Whence ih-j ntMHi of a trustwvr by tonic to g ve help and strength In times of nted Among 'he good worn eu f the land v. ho hive found sacn a aura anchor Is Mrs A. C. George, wire of Kev A C. . orje, D. P.. pastor of tb centt-nr M V. Church, of Chi cago, whose words we have the permission to quote : I use PabkebS'Gingsb Tonic In my family, and can say tha we are highly p ased with it as a tonic. Fr m my experience of it value, I rec ommend it as a reliable family medicine Hesse note : First Fakm3 pWQKB Tonic u not a mereetxenoe qf dinger? cont, it contains nothing to Create an appetite f tittoxtcatitg drinks third, it to a splendid health restorative for ell Who suffer from disorders of the Liver or Kidneys, or any disease arising from Indigestion and impure Hood Accept bo subrtitnt for it Price 50c. and SI per rattle. It Is cheaper to buy tin large size. Hisqoi 4 Co , Ne York. THAT SETTLES IT. Breagb) Iiio, Cmpetln VUk tbe World, tbe Bettt ;arrl off ' ' tbe tlono'ta. At Uiergret Bnqla) irMonrof H 7,' the t leading products f 11 tbe branches of tb Wotld's Industry werti assemMid at Pbn&delphla. ' To carry off a prize In tbe faoe it that tremenious coo. pttlon asa task-; of jroxdlaary difficulty. Inventions and preparations for tbe alleviation ot pain add thWeurQ of dlseasTJwere present In the- greatesrpslbitt:rApreenito tbe-skill aid thevprofottnaesttudy fahhi itge, allri may be of vital Importance to you, personally, to knew that tbe highest and tly .mdt given, ti robber Porous plasters, was awarded to tbe manufac'ur era of BNSON'8 CAPCIM PoBOUS PLASTER, by the following J Wj; j ,,,' j Dt. f WH. ROTk,; 8urrfeon-Ceierai, j Ppptltn Army. ' " I J. B. THOMPSON, A. M., M. D., WhShlngton, D.C. ' : : i C. B. WHITE, M. D., New Orleans. ERNEST FLXIECH, M. P , Austria; , ' The decfslo pftata'o6nnjmedbf Hbe medical Jury at the last Paris Exposition. 'Know ing the value of such high and unbiased testimo ny, the medical profession, both In tbe United States and Europe, Quickly threw aside the old, slow-ecUog plaster they hark teen nlng. arid adopted Benson's m'lbilr regtiar practice. That Physicians ana surgeons of the broades 1 repnta tion did this, djftinctij proreUie lntrbislesrierlt of the article. , ! It Is no more than juf t tq add that the averai Physician of te-day is jiot dotnlnated by the preju dices which retar Jed! tbe progress and modified the success of his predecessors of not more than twenty-five years ago,, Be, accept bints fjrsa all quarters and endorses and adopts demonstrate'd healing agents wherever ha finds them. ' ' The rghtof Benstpt'i caprtie PerontJPUster tbf, stand at me head of alf- e tUrciu' aontlcaUons V whatsoever, for the mitigation or core of dlseaseil . to no .longer questing , 4t' we psrcnoMt, teafew . JiU fuara . Wt linltatlon. Th '(efmlae $f Ihryronl Jai 9t Johawa. Chemlsf, JiewXmk,:') oi J " TBB vsOliOTllItaKaTAn T f to iD ' iiil ii.il I C100 i er Mx)Dtb, ins Hnrlnar and Enmmer. 00 roes Trunks anWalK Net fif Ms. WK HAYK,JdaT RECEIVED A 1 1 Barred JVaiasooks ! India Molls, UNEH 0' IN0S', &CJ SPRING CALICOES" f jr.. - .- . " NEW STYLE RUCHINQS, &C. 49" For the next 80 ds we will offer special Inducements la HEaVI GOO OS, several Jirie3 to be closed out Regardless or Cost. , Come an4 see Ts. Respectfully, ,r 1 T. Li Seigle & Col feb4 dw WORTH OF WORTH OF SILVER and PLATED! W ARE TO BE SOLD WITBOUT REGARD TO COST, -AT- J.T. Butler's Jewelry Store. dec 16 THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN. Believes and cures RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, BACKACHE, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, SORE THR8AT, ' QUINSY, SWELLINGS. srsAinrs, Soreness, Guts, Bruises, FROSTBITES, 4tnd all other bodl iches f I and Bainai : FIFTY CEMTS A BOTTLE. Sold by all Druggists aAd Dealers. Directions In 11 languages. The Charles A. Vogeler Co. - (knowl to A. VOOXUB S CO) BaMiam, C.8.1A. GRATITUDE. Dentxb, Col., Aug. 29, 18 Gsmts I cannot find words with which to Lpress my gratltode to yo for Jhe cure yoofBwi iwpeewjaas enecteo-iay nw fMart W . wiwrure' nurnn Dnnnm tot unn hsneTspenaiDgsorWetinftt tte'SprinEB, considered my case a hopeless one. I used oaly one dozen small bottles of a 8. and there Is not a sign of the disease remaining. My sores ftn? ' all healed,, my throat la entirely well; I am rid! of that tenlbler,"'i-w"w m m disease, te lng a drug ri Iclerk, I haW seen s oL-a-m&ny hdn-' dreds Of men dosed with CaiorM, 'tonae of Mer cury and Iodide of Potash, nnttt they were made complete wrecks, that I shudder to think of the misery which has been brought on tbe human family by the use of Mercurials for Blood Diseases. It la a crying shame that physicians will not acknowledge the merit of your GRAND Blobd Medicine, Usemy name as you wish., I refer yfrn to taf prrnt eDiployersi' or to; Messrs!, Col Bro, fit touls.' ' Jii ' 'T.'K RATF, Broadway Pharmacy. Denver, Col If you doubt come to see as, and we will TOU. or eaargs nothing. Write for particular! and a copy ot the lltUs book, "Message to the Un fortunate Suffering." Ask any Druggist as to oiu standing i i W 81.C00 REWARD win be paid to any Chemist who will find on analysis of 100 bottles f 8. S. a. one particle of Mercury. Iodide of Potas sium, or any Mineral substance. . r i sirai spraiic cp.i v 11 fPMnrietorsl Atl&ntaGa. It. St -, I s ! :it i nnkll sizav.i. lit J. . .. ...JUL. ...ai.da larie'ittvJl..-iJ. .. t eod . Free ! Cards and Chromos. We will send fi by marua sample set of 4r large Genrma,Freneh nd jnrican cam lint of anrSM different dMiima. on receipt. Of -mail as samoles, ten of our beaattful Chromos atausD lor poetace. - we wui aiso lenajuvB mj nn veceiat f tPM eenm trt nr tor Dseaing ana postage t also- enclees s confidential price-list ef our large oil ehromos. stents wanted . Address .GyawX;6nBrrner Boston, Mass. j - 4 TriJj1ti iAXTIZXfl)3 t 1 ffs-vf'-f! ' All llL.lV.4,.iUJ juxrLU or null rarr j i I :iT CAITSIIIA KILUTHE C8. 5 1 f If 15 Atl TJHP U L LOT ; uns CUBE T r i THE STARRY WW I Warner Observatory at Rochester; New York, Within the past few years there ;has been a marked increase . in the ihteirest taken in the study of astronomy, and, as a consequence, more discoveries have been made than ever before, with in the same period of time. Among the number pf independent workers'raay be noted the following: Mr Burnham, of Chicago, withDulya six iuch telescope, has discovered over one thousand double stars whplly new to science. Mr Barnard, of Nashville,1 Tenn,witb a five; inch instrument, has discovered two comets, both within the past year: Prof Schaeberle, of Ann Arbor; Mr Brooks, of Phelps, N Y, and Mr Wells, of Alba ny, have all made cometary discoveries of an important nature. Prof Swift.of Rochester, has discovered two intra mercurial planets, several new nebulae, and seven Comets, for which he has been awarded three German medals and the LeLande prize of the French Academy of Sciences. Professor Hall, of Washington, is the discoverer of both of the moons of Mars, and Prof Bond of the eighth satellite and trans parent ring of Saturn. Many fine private observatories have been erected recently in various parts of America, among the .number being Professor Drape r'a, at Hastings, N T; Professor Morrison's, at Glasgow, Mo, and Professor Kutherford s, New York. By far the finest private institution of the kind in the world, however, is the STATE NEWS. Raleigh News and Observer; There was ice Tuesday morning the tempera ture at 7 o'clock being 28. Old bonds to the ; amount of $29,000 were raceived at the State Treasury Tuesday. A negro 92 years old came in from gt Mary's township yesterday. He has a good memory and distinctly recollects, Eff avers, -seeing Lafayette here in the year 1825. Durham Recorder; There have been three hundred and eighty pupils enroll ed at the Graded School. Sheriff Blacknall i3 now engaged in putting outlOOO grape vines in his vine yard near-town. .J Lenoir Topic ; Rev. Edmund Tilley, of this county, at the age of 76, is the happy father of a fine boy baby. Who caa beat itH-not the baby but the, re cord. A good many of out farmers will try the Hurley tobacco this 'year as an ex periment, with a view to planting large crops hereafter if it Bliotild. prove re munerative. . ; It may not be generally known, 'but is nevertheless a fact, thatbtth buffalo and 4k once abounded in the valley of the Yf-.dkin tn Cald well a'tid Wilkes. Daniel Boone and the hunters who suc ceeded him, soon exterminated tHe buf falo herds', which it itppeajswere never very abundant, but the elk took refuge in the mountain gorges and:was forraa Dy years the jprjde of the - chase to the valley Hunters'; the last elk being killed by Col. Wm. Davenport, on -the waters o-f Elk Crejek, and its? Jbroad, antlers, if we mistake'ndt.a're npw in the TJniver sity Maseani at Chapel Hill. - i Tbe Pardoned Because' of his Dogsi Richmond correspondence of .the Petersburg, (Vi "'JJX it.. Vi IndeislppeaB i e A gentleman of thisicity whd has. iust returned from a visit-k Plymouth. K. O, says,, that thferf ift in. Uil at'5that place acororf it nian Hr;hbBkB beencoh finpd there for. eighteen., montns ipr having bmfrjnifjja; threatenfcdj riot so'trie" time ago, Id suppress whictiK ifc'Wilf be remembered' the State troops. were called out. Tbe particulars ot xne affair haye gone outpf (kypulie'riJinid. The colored prisoner' referred to, pre vious1 to his incarceration', devoted much of time t- coon hunting, arjd owned two coon-dogs .which were so strongly devoted ..to: their -mastes ( that tbey never left bimev6 during his trial; explJberr'dflven away. This 'attnmeoait' Decamsd! evident in, these ratnre-Dertistent efforts to cling to itMt Iibia8ll8t.ira matter iti?enerat Searkarid- pilblic adnura- tiop: ia the.piace, and tne iwcnimpgs sW dnallv l6bfeedruJWlthufcinfl- na Kv all. Thfiv are of the mongreh anaom 7 When. th Dnsoner was final -J lrJecke4piniUor hisiHa, hjs twttog8tnifttflWl5e U;inMa nt 4"h- nrlstrirt ttiildrnrf: afiarlaVe Remained day after dayiforueigftteeh nt,h!nmolested:ihl8 -faithf u! dfe' VotibU Df the d6g3d har-attrtfe6sacih Admiration from the people rof -JPly nt- rjrjth that a kenBeinas Deere oum iur fhfiWi A t. Trht? trfftv-wander awv'.fdr iomethingtob ieaUrwt;?thjf!Cjoming4ayi I .akiii tdnrlubS Itii Gdverttdt? 6f f We; mateM vmon the man, and; jtgwiU probably be successiui, as u is ju " fWTftrnor'8 wife, on a recent visit to the place-was so stiuck "wUh'lhls evl-j tjenee of. fcaninej afffefctioaf or fthefpns- ones that fehe aetnalli shl erjtears.fj urt batf sastained; the decision; f - the rEattroad, Cmpaiiy"again8itpXittad Conrmission.T Thl&wasan application fnv. nn inlHAHtMTi'esttatntihtftOW the Gebrgiaitilroadi neEbuz casetKWil rotoablygo;teBrem the United, StasB,sutWt Tnuinnatftined the commission ana n fused thim;?jTJ;?t& " " . ' -j- -till- -s-1 b f,i! 'S Don't Die inCJtli .Htosefwv.; "Bough on Bats" clears eat rats, mice, roaches, bed -bugs, files, ants, notes, moles, chipmunks, gophers, ,15c. - ' - - " FIRMAIVIENT. Warner Observatory, at Rochester, N Y, Of which the above illustration rep resents the new and large refracting telescope. This instrument is more than twenty-two feet in length, is com posed of sheet steel and brass, is driven by clock work to exactly equal the earth's axial motion, and mounted? in the most modern and improved style, it is capable of maynifying 2,500 diam eters, thus bringing the moon within ninety miles of the earth. The entire cost of the telescope and the observato ry in which it is mounted exceeds $100, 000. The Warner Observatory was erected from the private purse of Mr H H Warner, proprietor of the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and other rem edies, who has also endowed and fur nished it most liberally. In addition thereto he has paid out several thousand dollars in prizes for the discovery of comets and meteors, which has doubt less greatly stimulated the discoveries to which reference has been made. With the zeal shown in the explora tion of the heavens, and the improve ments being made in the means of ob servation, we are learning new facts every day about the bodies moving in the vast expanse of space, of which heretofore only professional astrono mers knew anything, and they but lit tle. The time wlil come when we will know many things about them where we now have only conjecture. NEWS NOTJES. Extreme distress among the people is reported from county Donegal, Ire land. . The tablet to be placed in Rome in memory of Prof. F. B. Morse will be unveiled on March 5. Paper bombs rllred with powder were thrown in the way of the Austrian em bassy in Rome Tuesday. The receivers of the defunct City Bank of Rochester, N. Y., report the liabilities as $635,127. Depositions will receive about 20 per cent ot ttieir claims. Gov. Cameron has taken personal command of an expedition against alien oyster dredgers, who are supposed to oe iiitruding on Virginia waters. Some progress has been made in pumping out the flooded Diamond coal mine at Braid wood, Illinois, but as yet none ot the bodies or the drowned mi ners have been reached. The New Y"ork State Senate Thurs day, passed to a third reading a bill compelling all telegegraph telephone and electric-light companies to lay their wires on the ground. MaiinoGuillott, son of "a prominent citizen of Dallas, Texas, and a young companion uamed J. Cheffy, who recently went to Sweetwater, in Texas t engage in business, wera shot and killed there on Monday. At the inquest into the Catholic school disaster in East Fourth street. New York, one of the sisters engaged in teaching a class when the panic o6 curred testified that if citizens had not crowded into the hallway and the rail ing of the stairs had not given way no deaths: would have occurred. A party of 82 Germans, ladies and srentlemen, left Hawley, Pa., on Mon day night, in a large open sleigh, on a . . ! ' ' A I " . . T-f 1 1 V Is J pieaeuFe trip. ' nair a mne irom town tbef sleigh slid off the icy road into the empty Del aware and Hudson Canal, a distance of forty feet. AH of the party were -injured, six of them seriously. ReinhafC Wary, a merchant, died yes terday-morning of his injuries. ' j In the Pennsylvania House of Rep resentatives a bill was reported favoc- ably from the judiciary committee prcf viding that if the city of Philadelphia j stall furnish suit able accomodations ! fbf the executive business'and for. the sessions of the Legislatuse' without 1 cost to the State, the Legislature -will meet in that city on the first Tuesday in Jan uary1885 and thereafter. V; Relics of George. . j : iIt is not generally known," says the -Washington correspondent oi. the Bos ton-Traveler, "that the original last will and testament 61 George Washington Id how. in' possession of Colonel Thompi- sonvor me wasniDgcoii jreuaion umea m-m . . V a. ' 2 J A. ' J . tie obtained it oy aceiueut, unu m so romantic a ;marxner that the story is worth, repeating. During the war he was in command at the arrrax county Court House and when the Federal ' force took possession, they commenced toidestroy everything tnac-couia aia tJj4tteinyiv The work of pillage was going on aithecourti. house, where b4 knew there were many vaiuame aocuT hients stored. He rode up post-haste; and reining up his horse before a group of -'soldiers, he discovered; one df the fttftoberlin theact of lighjihg his pipe with a large' paper-yellow with age. He quickly - seized it :from i the vsoldier's Band,' only the edges; browned by tbe tirs anflatfsfthvBred1 It a be": Washihcr- . ton's witt.' i Colonel 'Thompson has. also1 in Mi possessiofti obtained at tne same, time, the original inventory- of theJMti Vernon estate . made by 'Martha WaslM ington. He states 'that it is his 'inten tion Id wesCTt these .valnabe..relici The namec6m'pRradveiy?rwwrhw la as old ag-trf ItsenV It ta 'WdItton of the threat something like croup, i)Dly. worse, becausa It Attacks the sufferer with such '-taploity and lq such a way as to stop.the air. passages, ; The throat Is IliolenttyTjiiflamed, and a tougfc membrme like - leather. 5 W very "tapldly formed. PERRT DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER has cured thousands of cases of diphtheria It acts so promptly, and so efficiently, that no family can afford to be wlth outlt., r. . . -r ,'..1 The Colored Ex-Confederate. Richmond State. , Streets, has lonsr jptaa a lammar. signt to citizens. i;ne poor, fellow stands on two stumps, each Jeg having been chopped off just above toe knee. That-colored gate holder has had an interesting history, the facts in which were brought' out some years ago, when a dyspeptic made objection to the cripple's standing at tbe gate. It seems that during the: war. the man. .whp wasthen quite youngs was taken out to worK on the fortifications Bear the city.. ; A shell tore awavft both le?s. h After; the ar he posted himself at the capitoi-tfquare gate, ano this: oas been nie post for manyyears. He opens the gateJpr. pedestrians, and takes what ever tney will give him. - i Some years ago, when acommutatirjn of thirty dollars was paid to the wound ed ex-Confederate soldiers of Virginia, some persons interested themselves in the gate holder, and be received his thirty dollars.- As soon as he obtained the money he vacated his post, bought a ticket for Norfolk and other cities; and made a tour .of the country, living as long as his money held out like a prince. Wien the cash was exhausted he stumped his way back to his old post.where he remained taking pennies until a few days ago, when he received a second installment of commutation money, this time amounting to sixty dollars. He at once started on another tour, and there can be no doubt that the poor fellow will have a glorious time. Indian Progress. The report of the Board of Indian Commissioners shows a very gratify ing improvement in the condition of the nation's red wards during the past few years. The efforts to civilize them and make them self-supporting seem to be crowned with success, and they are rapidly learning and practicing many of the arts of civilized life. Con siderable progress ha3 been made in educatiod. A number of schools have been established among them, and one fifth of the Indian youfh of school age are now attending either day or board ing schools. In the matter of industry, the im provement is even greater, and the ag ricultural and stock wealth of the red skins has quadrupled in the last few years. The following are some of the figures for 1868 and 1882: Acres of land under cultivation increased from 54,207 to 569.982, an increase of 955 per cent.; Dusneis or wneat produced in creased from 126,117 to 673.933 bushels. or 432 per cent ; hogs owned, from 29, 890 to 424,740, or 1,350 per cent; and sheep owned from 2,683 to 1,304,730, or more than 50,000 per cent. JNo8tate in the Union can make a better showing than these savaees. and these figures would seem to prove that the despised Indians can be civilized so as to become respectable and indus trious money-making citizens. Glenn's Sulphur Soap Is the most reliable puri fier of the skin In the markf t. Pike's Toothache Drop cure In one minute. Rescued from Death, William J Couehlln. of Somerville. Ma' a., aavs: In the fall of 1876, 1 was taken with bleeding of lungs followed by a severe cough. I lost my ap petite and flesh, an . was confln d to my feet In 1877 I was admitted to the HosDltal. The doc tors said I had a hole In mv luns as bis as a half dollar At one time a report went around that I was dead. I gave up hope, but a friend told me Of Dr. WILLIAM HALL'd BA.LSA.M FOR THE LUNGS. I irot a bottle, when to m surmise. I commenced to feel better, and to day I feel better than for three years past For Dyspepsia, Coativeness, Sick Headache, Chronic Diar rhoea, Jaundice, Imparity- ot the Blood, Fever and Ague, Malaria, and all Diseases 33T caused by De rangement of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys. SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LITER. Bad Breath ; Pain in the Side, sometimes the pain is felt under the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for Rheumatism; general loss of appetite; Bowels generally costive, sometimes alternating with lax; the head is troubled with pain, is dull and heavy, with considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of leaving undone something which ought to have been done; a slight, dry cough and flushed face is sometimes an attendant, often mistaken for consumption; the patient complains of weariness and debility; nervous, easHy startled; feet cold or burning, sometimes a prickly sensation of the skin exists; spirits are low arid despondent, ahd, although satisfied that exercise would be bene ficial, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to try it in fact, distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred when but few of them existed, yet' examination after death has shown the Liver to-' have been extensivy deranged. It should be used by all persons, old and young, whenever any of the above symptoms ropear. Persons Travelin ig or living In Un- , oy taking a dose occasion- healthy LcaUties ally to keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid au maiana, asiiious attacus, Dizziaess, Nau sea, Drowsiness, Depression of Spirits, etc. It; will invigorate Kke a glass of wine, but is no in toxicating beverage. If Ton have : eateri anything hard of digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep-' less at night, take a dose and you will be relieved. ) Time and Doctors' Bills will be saved' by always keeping the Regulator in the House I For, whatever the ailment. may be, a thoroughly. safe purgative, alterative and tonic can1 never De out ot i and does not ; out of place. The. remedy is harmless- t Interfere' with business or pleasure. IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE, . And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or' Quinine, without any of the Injurious after effects. A Governor's Testimony. ' j Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use ia my ; family for some 'time, and I am satisfied it -is aj valuable addition to 'the medical science. j J. Gill Shorter, Governor of Ala. ; : Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, e Ga., ; says : Have -derived some benefit from; the use pf ! Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it a ! further trial. : 1 ' , "The only Thing that never fans to ReUeve." I have used. tuny remedies for Dys- i pepsia. Liver Affection and Debility, but never, have found anything to benefit' me to the extent Simmons Liver Regulator has. I sent from Min nesota to Georgia for it, and would send further for : such a medicine, and would advise all who are Sim- ilarly affected to give it a trial as it seems the only thing that never fails to relieve.' P. M. Janhet, Minneapolis, Minn. , Dr. T. "W. Mason says From actual e- perieace in the use of Simmons Liver Regulator in my practice I have been and am satisfied to use and prescribe it as a purgative medicine. f( ; JqTake only the Genuine, which always . has on the Wrapper the red "Z Trade-Mark . and Signature of. J. H. ZETLIN & CO. ' yR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' HAS Yl WHEN. TRA TED WITH Perry Dm vs V Pain Killer Ti8orlderful remedy has saved the: "tfveljcf manyl'irrari?iUdrerr;4 A," iic fefeWho were almost aead with. , . 3' 2x , DIFHIHtHIA. , S. Henry WUsoa, Iiirwrencet .Ms8S.i esys: The auxveons pronounced my case r Diph theria, and decidwl that no remedies could reach it , Perry-DaviB'a Pain Kilier saved my life." i ': . , , 1 r', "''-"'.i.'iXS " Lrbeous Leach, SashuaH.xt,'ssys7,,I had ffuntera colie and dlphtheretio sore throat very severely. .Paia Sler drcrve both away." ; DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT. I t The maimed figure of .a colored mani holding openthe Capitol-Square gate on Bank and Eleventh DIPHTHERIA NO CHANCE 0l J-t JLl Hi' ARE DAILY WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTEVTIOS TO OUR NEW AMONG THEM Ifliian and Swiss Embroideries that we hive taa Selling, and the Irish Embroidery, The only thing new In that line out this season. A nice line of White Goods; P,''. fiypJSPSff ?JSS2i C?3ST. A nics line of CKKTONES and LACK CUftTAlKa. Suit la some Ri781?00100158 K yon want to buy UNDEblWER, BLANKKTd, or sny Wtoter iloods mrf Sfi!lf 118 a cal1, 2? e nave, a few on haBd9 tttat we will sen at a saoriflee rather than carry over tTI another season. We have a large stock of LADIK3 and . HIluRlNN SHO5 frtm the cSr ted House of KVITT&BaOTUEB. LOCK AT THEM. Truly Yours, W j "" !T MrS3 ALICE HART Is again over our store, where she will be glad to see her friends and customers. HAltUKAVJSd & WILHBLM. 15 IS ONLY EQUAL THAT CAN BE SAVED BY ALL THOSE er Con reat Clothing Emporium L BERWANGER k BMfll. Leading Clothiers and Tailors. i AL?' depository, so complete in all -its Departments, the most Fashionable and Kleeant A. CLOTHING Can hn hnnht at I K PB ritNT T.nWKH triN vv n-rcrifu iht a ui ranuLvin x tus lux The most or our Garments are Manufactured In our own House, and are eaual to the finest Custom-made work for V.AR1ET y, STYLE, FINISH, FIT and DDR 4BILITY. This Great Wareroom Facts Which are attested tn bv throne's of ing with them their friends. NO TBOUBLB TO SHOW GOOD. Bemember. we glvo a discount on inter o09 f ' 5 per cent Thanking the Public for their Liberal Patronage in the past and soliciting a part of the same In the future, we are Very Respectfully, Agents for PEARL SHIRTS. Leading Clothiers and Tailors. S3 pa t3 Or o GO u Ox o o & o . (3 CT . ero CO s c25 r ' p ca r- AND OB QD00 Q9 00 CB OS 09 S OQ0D 09 DO C3 qOQQq Q Q OQ QQ OO ft W s k O 9 O CD o r1 CB a p a B o i (J) a ; i C d td tr1 o 3 a B SS : a c 9 0) m - t I WWSSlm & W1'- tell llllfi ': - r'r t ,.. f -h..u'': i Tzi.ll moil ' THE OFURNITURE IjER : . ' : ,..! , i v - 'r -'L , , . ' ' "S ' ! .- - . .... ;'. ''sfr" f?S 'vl v.lil ls Frequently Aske .5! InswtSHe Buys m large "QiMtities.aM.is 'ttaMbjIatPidts' fi. Bl. ANDREWS, Wholesale and Rclail Dealer, j T T .UW1.U ARRIVING NOW, -AND . -c-o STOCK OF inf. .'.! - 1 : THS VKRY POPULAR 5 w TO THE AMOUNT WHO MAKE THEIR PURCHASES AT THE -OF- Has No Rival in the State; matnmprs tchn of tor tha flrof nnmiiau mhim hrfni,. crt 7t CO CD ZX3 CO n CD CO R3 j'?? OT 4 CB - : - ' ...,a o AKT 2, 58 1? &2 is ma nO. D.MCCURDT. Fblla. Fa.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 2, 1883, edition 1
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