Now
We Ask You
To Redd
WHAT HAS BEEN
' SAW ABOUT
BROWN'S
IRON
, BITTERS
Southern Peopje
; WHO HA VE USEDJT.
like previous testimonials these uve all
been received daring the part few week.
They come from people who bavin
tuht ud Med Brown's Iron Bitters
hare received neb maraea ou.
a w a flS- linl'
, they willingly testify to lis menu
- scarcely possible to submit stronger eri-
dence than this. If yom are feellnc poorly,
aad are disposed to try Brown's Irtw Blu
- ten. yoa can obtain It from any repntable
druggist. There are, howerer, prepara
tions containing- Iron, from the sale of
which the druggist obtains a greater profit
than he makes on Brown's Iron Bitters.
. For this reason some may try to persnade
-yon that something else IsjHst asgood. Vo
not be deceived Brown's Iron Bitters Is
the only Iron medicine which does not
. blacken the teeth, produce headache, or
- eaase constipation. Price of the gennine
Rnwi'i Iron Bitters is l-00 per bottle.
Every bottle has trade-mark and eroesed
- ted lines on wrapper, Take no otner.
Captain T. C. Epps, 917 Clay street.
Richmond, (Va1 Wu'-.VW'
" T hmra rtttmr KvwnmAnrled anV med!c1n6. bat
-D-rn-a Tmn tllttora ha.ra dnne SO much fOT UlB
and my family. In curing malaria and keeping
wife and .chUdren' hearty, that Justice bids me
speak. ' .-.,.
Mr. S. W. Wilson, Norfolk, Va.,say8
it on. agticfloi that t.Tipra la no remedy In the
world to compare with Brown's Iron Bitten for
dvsoeosla and torpid liver. It cured me when
other medicines gave only temporary reiier.
Mr. W. J. Kilmartin, BollingbrooK
TTntpl. PterRhn r or. Va. . savs: .
I was persuaded to try Brown's Iron Bitters
for indigestion and heartburn. One bottle dls
pelled my trouble. I grate tally recommend It
Mr. II C. Burklinner, 18 Market st,
Wilmington, N.C., says: ,
"I suffered Intensely with dyspepsia, my case
was a most stubborn one, which all remedies
failed fo relieve. Brown's Iron Bitters corrected
, the disorder and I am now entirely free from it
fan hlshlv vuiWlmmanf, mis VaillAniA TTlHfl U'l
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Mr. John V. Little, 45 Trade street,
Charleston, N. C, says: v .
"I used Brown's Iron Bitters In protracted de
bility and found it a powerful tonic and invito
-Mtiw It iMkrfulnl haa rtn jMiiinl SLnri I MtrtaJslv
SOMl. M.tl W'lWIUUJ uv t'.i . ..I'm .
lOUHUiunni .M.
Prof. R. H. Clarkson, Columbia, S. C.
"I used Brown's Iron Bitters in my family last
fall and winter with much benefit, and nearuiy
recommend it."
Mr. John Scherf, (proprietor Bankin
House) Columbus, Ga. says:
"Hi wife suffered for two years from dysentery.
- Brown's Iron Bitters cured her. Nothing else did
anygooi"-
Mr. Wm.
says:
McCormick, Savannah, Ga..
''Brown's Iron Bitters cured me of dyspepsia,
with which I had suffered for twenty years; It is
a wonderful medicine."
- TORPID BOWELS,
.DISORDERED LIVER
and MALARIA.
From these aoorcea arise three-fourths of
the diseases of the human race. - These
symptoms indicate theu- eTtftenm T..
ApDNBUte, liowels coatt-pe, Ssck liemd
die, fullness after .eating aversion to
sserlion of body or mind, EnsctaUoa "
: eC food, Irritability afYtemperf Low
Writs, A fwling.of havins; aeglccttxt .
nty, Dlzziaess, Flnttcrins; at tne
. Heart, Dots before the eyes, rtleblF col
ored Urine, COSSTlFATioar and de
mand the use of remedy that acts directly " '
on the Liver. AsaLiver medicine IDTTS
PI L.LS have no equal, j, Their action os the
Kidneys and Skin is also- prompt removing -
all imparities through these three " tar. s
engers of the systcsn,n producing- spp
tite.soand digestion, regular stools, a clear .
skin and a vigorous bodv. TUTT'S PILUI V
canse no naoaea or- griping- uor interfere ,
with daily work aad tire a perfect tr
ANTIDOTE ,TO MALARIA, ,
HBFEELSLIKEillEWIUir. ., .
I bave had Dyspepsia, with tionstipa
tion,two years, and have trifrtea different -.
kinds of pills, and TUTX'S are the first
that hare done me any good, 'fhey have
cleaned me out nicely. Mt' appetite is
splendid, food digests rcadi ? , and;I now
f'" T Cral passasea. J( iIike a new V
i 4 .'. j W. D. EDWAUDS, falmyra, O-i ? -6oldeTS.here,8!Sc
Offire,Mtmy8t.,N.Y;
TUTT8 HAIR BYE. I
Gkat Haik ob WHiSKEaa changed In
etantly to aGLosgr Buck by a single ap
pUcation of this Dtb. Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on receipt of $1.
Office, 44 Uarray 8treet, Kew Yoat. '
TUTTS MANUAL OF USEFUL EEM1PT5 FBE5. '
; -th,- might I kbw those eyes ot fire, , ; ,
Ten thousand scarce would Quench desire; ' .
Still would I steep-my lips ih bliss, -"j i
And dwell an age on every Usa. ; . ' ; ; l
That young dude needs something for his blood
he is utterly too fresh, B. B. B. Is the best thing
for him, because one bottle will cure him But
that dude Is not all alone la his terrestlal glory
not by a "lug full." Many Others am mnMerahl,
"rattled" Just now over, that blood poison bust
. ness. but B. B. B. win cure for the least money and
In "the shortest i . The boom Is coming.
Partly, 'purify. r '
Next to a walking match Is Mr. B. B. Sautter's
walking fifteen miles in one day, fishing and hunt
r Inc.' He HTes at Athens, Ga , Is 75 years old, has
had a running jileer on his leg 60 years one-half
a century and previous to that day had not walked
over half a mile per day for SO yean. Mr. Saulter
the Banner-Watchman and Bet. Dr. Calvin John
son say that B. B. B. eared this nicer and restored
him. -- . 'fHfs.-:? i
Wat It faith cure?. He was as blind ai a bat,
bald -headed, his neck a horrid mass of putrid coe
mption, appetite gone, feeble and emaciated, the
- picture f a starved skeleton, and only six years
old.. For three years doctors and medicines made
no impression on the scrofulous complaint
A few months afterward his eyes sparkled in glad-
-pesi flesh had leaped to his bones, hair to his
head and rejuvenation to his whole constitution.
Was it faith or a miracle? It was the result of B.
; BB., and it is the best on the market Ci
' "Oh. Josle," said gleeful kittle Maud,
' going to have some honey made at our fa
1 ''Rm An tm Irnnw aolro fuf. 41
wears
How do you know." asked Josle. "nom....
ma sent the servant after three B's, and I dont
know what bees are good for only to make honey."
Anthony Com stock says: "The causes of so
' many business failures are, unholy living, dishon
est practices, and intern perance," ' and the failure
to ase B. B.B. to fix the blood all right v
"HannahJane.Tse gw!nfi :rfte strate np town fur
to git one ob dem are 82 page books what tells ail
about dat scrofulous ness what makes so many biles
onZeke's nake." "Better git some ad wise "bout
dose big sores on me an' de nunatls in dem ole lints
o yourn.' replied his wife. "Jeaso; dat'sdevery
book. It tells about do bind, de skin, de lints, de
kidney 'fecdons and de sores, too. I'm gwine rite
to de B. B, B office and git one er dem vaterble
books." ' J- i
. BoUIln Charlotte by . - r;',. . -:
W.M. WILSON.
Pectoral Syrup
Wm ears conrtis. eolds and boarseness In a short
time. Prepared by
RH. J0BDAN4C0., Druggists.
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VOICE FROM WAKE KORESIV
The Young Democracy jonsjrammiu
the Feopre and Warmly Endorse Jar.
Tho. Uixon for the Speakership, t
Correspondence of Tee Obskkvkb. j
Wake Fobest, N.C., Dec. 9, 1884.
A mass meeting of the students was
held tonight. Mr. Stewart w assail
ed to the -chair and requested Mr. J.
M. Brinsom to act as secretary, mt.
whitripnd waH asked to state the oo
iect of the meeting, xxe smu mat
hAVintz seen mr. mus. aiawu a
proposed as a candidate for the speak
nf t,hA -House of Eepresenta-
V1UUSK v- . w . , .
tives ana recognizing iu buiukuv
ness of that gentleman for the posi-
tion, the meeting naa oeen caueu iur
the purpose' of ; endorsing mm. ne
moved that a committee ut uvc, wu-
. nf Vo nhairman nnrl f Oil r oth
era whom he should .appoint,; be in
structed to draw up resolutions and
t v.nt nnnifis of the resoluuon De sem.
in the leadine papers of the State,
whii-h motion was unanimously car
riod. The committee on resoiuuons
presented the following: j
. I -J in V,a Via.
' - . .... j Tlf - - 1 - rt
torY of pontics. . vve cougraiuirtio
hi-ot.VirATi the voune Democracy
- -,-'-- 4.1.
throughout tne country, vpou
great victory w men na. uecw
and iinnii their active and enthusias-
Via tha en mo time thev have in th
broad spirit of charity cultivated
oo onri crrwi win oetween iue iwu
chnna Kirfirv where North and
,i, thev rmvfi. made IS .their pecU'
lioi ... . ft :
nrl t.hA hatchet. 1C was upon mis
that their caodidate;
akvuww - .
n.TTn niov land.-, was nominateu
J 1 -..4
vvnue iney nave i"-
way contended boldly tor tne pnn i
ciples which divide the parties it ifii J
worthy oi tne nigneut uowwtuuawuu
that they have at the same time
earnestly and patriotically Btrjveit to
i nv r ! bitterness ana strut). a
great victory in the nation and a great
majority in ine-omie uaa ucci
iiit unanswerable testimony to
the truth of their, theory and the
faithfiillnA.sa with which it was
November has crowned -their ieal
with victory. It is a matter of just
pride to us to see them taking this
farl on all huestioDS of reform. After
all this we do not demand as a debt the
meagre recognition of service which
office eives. tnougu it is uu uui,
hnt. wo aav that it would be a compli
iriAnt which our crand Old North
State should bestow upon her.ypang
Ar snns. If she is consulted in appor
tioning favors emong the worthiest
she will not forget them, tThey have
nraoented their candidate for speaker.
Mr Thna. Dixon, of Shelby. He is
an alnmnns of this institution and we
know him well and endorse him. f He
is well acquainted with the rules
which should govern deliberative; as
semblies, for he has had muchexperi
ence and the best opportunities to
lA&rn.r His mind is strong, quick and
clear. He is young in years, but has
thought much or tne puDiic mierest.
We recommend him for the position.
. ... I .i 4t JACOB STEWART, i
B II. Whitehead'
- J. R. Hunteb,
J. E. Vakh. j
Committee.'
J. M. Brinsom,
j Secretary.
. American Jlfei hud ism.
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Baltimore Herald. i 1
LThe-Centennial Conf arebee oi the
Methodist Church, now in session in
this city,, affords. Jncontrast td the
Christmas Conference held here a
century since, strong proof ofj the.
adaptability of that church toj the
spiritual wants of the people. It also
indicates a marvelous growth and the
existence of a force that, having aU
ready accomplished much, - will with
in the next fifty years accomplish
very much more. " - j
At that Christmas Conference the
church was organized and Baltimore
became the headduarters of its first
bishop. It was here under Asbury
that the first impulse to early Methn
odism was given in this country,
which, according to Bishop Scott, has
not caused to this day, . . From 1784 to
1792 the Baltimore Conference was
regarded as of chief authority in the
church. Jts boundaries embraced the
.Virginia Valley, the jPistrict of Co
lumbia, Western Maryland and all of '
Pennsylvania west ."of the Susquehan
na, withe "Western Virginia and jthe
settled portions of Eastern Ohio; and
although subsequently other confer
ences became eq.ua! in ecclesiastical
position and authority, it retained its
prestige,' partially 'because of itstien ;
tral position, but more especially bo
cause of the culture and standing of
its, members. Since then conferences
have extended and multiplied, and '
from a community of eighty minis-,
ters and not more than 18,000 mem
bers the church has grown to almost
4 000,000 members and 25,000 minis
ters. It is therefore, but fitting that
the centennial anniversary should be
held in the city where was . nourish ,
ed the germ of this vast institution
The marveldus growth of Method
ipm during the century of its exists
ence on this continent is due - td :the
same influences Which' were at work
in England when .John Wesley Jap
peared as a teacher. There it spread
rapidlyi and soon became a powers
The- great heart of the people was
yearning for a pure, simple standard
of morality, and in the doctrine of
Wesley they found what they sought.
In this country, too, there was among
the masses the same indefinable
yearning a desire for a faith some
thing higher than that taught by
worldlings. Not willing to accept the
teachings of the Established Church,
they joyfully welcomed the mission
aries of Wesley and accepted' their
teachings in the same spirit in which
the,y had been received in England;
As with England so it was in this
country the greatest progress was
made among the masses. , - For them
it was peculiarly a democratic faith,
levelling caste and submerging all
worldly distinctions to the one great
piinciple of equality. This was the
secret of f acC3ss. ' yi ;-; .
It may not grow as rapidly ins the
future as it has during the first cen
tury of its existence, but it will con
tinue Jo expand nevertheless, i That
growth will now besteady and strong,
and with that expansion will mature
the processes that will give it gtill
greater stability and make it more
enduring. - t -
."' -j Violeat Harrieaae. ( j ;
VibiNA, Dec. 11. This city waa
visited yesterday by a violent hurri
cane "which lasted : for ' three hours,
O-oinibuses, cabs and even railway
trains were overturned with the re
sult of seriouslp injuring many peo
pie. In several instances shop win,
dows were blown out and the con.
tents scattered far and wide. Buildings-
were unroofed and high walls
crumbled before the blast. ; r
Rheumatism, Goat andlVcural
' It Is scientlficallv settled that rheumatism, gout
and neuralgia cannot be cured by rubbing with oils
ointments, liniments, lotions, etc.; for the reason
that thene diseases are caused bv uric acid in the
blood. The only preparation which uniformly ex
pels this acid is Parker's Tonic. Subdues pain at
onoe. Trj it
j
Xhe New OrieaBslExpositioa.
New Orleans, Dec. uirecioi- ,
General Burke was questioned: yes-
terdayconcerningrtne resoiuwon pre
eented by Mr. Moulton in Congress.
Mr urke is, pernaps, . ne uuwwi,
man in the world at tnia - ume. s xio
sleeps and eats at bis office in the
main budding, works eighieen hours
a days, and has seen liis family buf
twice in twenty days. When s the
Resolution was read to him he replied :
?The world never-witnessed an expo '
sition the magnitude of this. There
are more machinery, more arc, more
agriculture, and more exnioiis ot wv
natural resources of America than
the world has seen before atone time.
Two thousand car loads of material
have been carried to the ex position j
and the buildings are not et bait
full, i Two thousand car loaire mi
frdtrht nrft (in wheels or in vessels,
and we shall opery w(tKmore in posi
tion than has ever beenseen in . an
exhibition heretofore. As to foreign
exhibits, go to the bool! a.ppnca
tions for space have been allotted for
British. French -Belgian, Prussian,
a nstrian. Italianr- y Danish. . Chintee,
Japanese. Siamese, Uantrai American
ana Mexican eioiuius, wn lug oy,
no snuare feetbf eoace. - Our .floor
snace is about 2.500.000 square .ftt.
and we shall not be able to allot space
for a. week, because the grouna nuor
and the eralleries'are full to overflow
ine. We shal i , add "a building 2400
fAfit inner to tne. main, ouuuiiib-uu
riavA it finished bv the 18ih. allhough
not a postii up. As 4to the expend
tures and management e -aeiycnt-iftism.
Not ;a f fenny has been ex
'l Anded , witfcouk an appiopriation
. a. . , " l . 1
by thb boara, a ciose.ecruimy uy,kuc
" . a. 1 t . .
committee, apa -over my vvruuw-:
and everv voucher -to the last install
ment of the loan has been examined
and found: correct. Our :wortc has
passea oeyona tne penuu ui unwui,
and will go -to the country : before
Christmas, and we shall have
every
building finished and 5,wu
nowr in motion.- - " ' !
horse
-w ia ftws Mrrchaht.
FUvtnir nasaed several gfeMtileas nights, disturb
msi h rha uimivs iuul nruta of a SUherilUC Child,
and beeonilna convinced ' that Mrs. Wlnslow's
"Amithinir svnm was lust the artlole needed, pro
cured a supply tor tne ciiiiu. uh cnwuinis uvmc
nd acquainting hiawlfe with what he had done,
she reiusea to nave iLHamiuisusreu, w mo-tunu.
its tui cm siromriT ur ntvur m cuuwinuu.
That night the ehUd PS"1 In suffering, and the
narents without atecD. . deurnlng, home the day
following, tbe.father RHind the lab still worse;
and while contemplating another sleepless night,
the mother stepped from ine room to attend to
some domestic duties, and left the father with the
child. -During her absence be administered a por
tion of the Bombing Syrup to the baby, and Ud
nothing. That night all hands slept well, and the
uttia fiinw amike in the morning briabt and hap
nr. The mother waa deughted with the sudden
aiut.muuiArful fihanse. and althOUKb at first oftelid-
ed at the deception practiced upon her, has con
tinued to use the Syrup.and suffering crying babies
and restless nights have disappeared. A single
triAi of the Srruu never yet lalled to relieve the
aby , and overcome the umjudll of the mother
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We win mr 18 cents per bushel of SO pounds fot
good sound cotton' seed, delivered at our mill by
wagon, wm nay if nenis per ousnei iot seeu no-
llvered at any station on rail roads pinning tu
Charlotte, Tor car toads 01 ten tons and over, wr
paying freight on ianie. Parties shipping lets
than ten tons will be called on to pay half the
freight, as the railroads charge aa much and In
some cases more for part that for full ear load.
Or we will give one ton of meal tu exchange for
two tons of seed. This exchange being of great
valne to the rarmer snouui oe taaen aavaniage 01.
one ton of meal being worm mocn more tor teea
lux or fertiiiane man two wnsoi seeo. ;
. - , CBASX)TTB OIL CO., Charlotte, N. C.
nnsttdawtx
MRS., JOE PERSON,
5 . ? ,' MANCraUTCKKB OF
JOS-TERSCS REMEDY,
WILL BB ATTHS
CETOAJ, UOTKL, Charloti,
N. C, Friday and Satorday, Dae. 13 an4
Where she would bs pleased to have parties inter
ested in ine subject ot ner ajsaKuy can on ner,
and where she ean elve them more extended inf or
mat on than she san by letter. When the parties
cannot conveniently rail -Mrs. Person will take I
pleasure In calling It requested to do so, Informa-
qon in ootn eases -kjsjs.
i .''. THI BEMKDT IS A SPECIFIC FOB ALL
BLOOD DISEasKS.
$ As a Tonic it gives Universal Satisfaction
- As an Alterative it Is Bheqna!ed. As a Partner
of the Blood it is endorsed by ail who have used it.
It will cure bbeumatlsm. Cancer In its early stages.
Heart Disease, .Erysipelas, Indigestion. Bilious
Colic, Eruption and a(i diseases occasioned by Im
purities or the Blood. It UJnfalllbla for Sorohila.
It relieves Catarrh. It Is a borni to kulies suJSerlng
man niseaaes peculiar to yaeij se.
(T IS AN ANTIDOTK FOB MALARIAL BLOOD
And a sure remedy for restoring the system after
, naving naa .
CHILLS AND FEVER
For sale by all Druggists.
LABOBATOBY CHABLfJTTE, N.
decUdtfwlt ' r ,
C.
Armore's Mince-Meat, the best brand known to
iue uaae.
"BABY BISCUIT,"
Are selling Mght along, and baleS cry or Item
Sir-slaijn?
BU C K W H E AT,
' STUFFED OLTftS, QCKKN OLTVXS,
Cidfish, Ioiprtd Sardines,
CHAMBER K1ES,
Gimpwier mi OjIwj 1m
Are very line.
We claim to have
Coffee.
a very old Government Java
CREAM CHEESE,
GOSHEN BUTTE K,
Raisins, Figs, Pranss. Currants. Citron, and a
hundred and ana o&er good things, all at ; 'j
QITGRiSTOKES.
SMOKERb!,:
I Have Etclaoive CaIrol of
It
WACHOVIA, ":
lir
Trial is all I ask.
L. R. WBISTON.
. nov2Meodim
The Davidson College Buys for Diioa
s Buys for Diioa.
f of the students
Latix Room,' Davidson
November
To.the Editor of Tax Obskbtbr.
At a mass meeting
of Davidson College. Mr. J. R. Oeland
was called to the chair, ana naving
called the meeting to order requested
Mr. "J. A Carson to act as secretary
Mr. W. F. Stevenson was 'asked: to
state the object of the meeting. He
stated that, as Mr. Thos, Dixon. '; Jr.,
membf r.; tnect . to the ; JUegisiature,
had been spoken of by some of ' the
leading papers of the State as a com-
peteub persuii iui wo opooioDui us
the next House" or ttepresentauvesf
the meeting had been called for. the
Dufoose i of recommending him to the
pubiie consideration, for this position
ana movea ina&a coraranxeo ot - nv,e,
including the chairman of the meet-
jug be appointed to draw up resolu
tions to this effect, and that the reso
lutions bo EMit to the leading- papers
of .the State for publication. ; Second- J
el" and" n antmcu--ly j carried jTb I
chairman men Mloinimvm com
uuttee. wuicq uruugat rorwara tne
J . s. .
following resolutions ' l
Whereas, We feel tnat tne youo
Democracy has : contriomed' largely
to the late v ictory -ot tnal- party in
this State, and whereas,. vMr. r Thos.
Dixon, Jr , of Clevt land county, has
been a connpicuuiis leader of -the
vf.iintr DHmocracv. and bv nis bill
fiaiit orat6rv and" unanswtrable logic
has render d good service tqine parr
r , tha lut a AA'mniicni it , i A- ! .-?
. . . i i . r : , r
Jiesoivea, mat we recommenu nr.
Thos Dixon, Jr., to the members-
elect of the next LiPeisiature. as' a
man who. although young in years,
is universally ntteu, uy uis uruuciub
- 1 1 . . i i l. t rll: a.
talents, to preside over the delibera
tions of lhat honorable body ..
J it UELAND, 1
W. F. Steves bon. 1 -W.
R. Kell,
' " . B E Harris, '
J. i Watson, ;
- Committee.
; Davidson College, Dec. 10, i
To all who are suffering from errors snd Indis
cretions of youth, nervous weaknett early decay.
naa nt mswtKMxl. at! . 1 will senu B reuim uu if iu
cure ou KKKKur umakojs. inis great, reiireuj
was discovered oy a missionary in souia America.
Send self addressed envelope to Bkt. Joskfh T.
Imman. Station I). New rot a. .. , ;;s ? ;
octlKHKHiawiy. : . ... t !
Cape Cod Cranberries,
Plum Pudding, Prunes,
Currants, Citron, Orange
and Lemon Peel, Raisins,
:
Fies. Oranges and Lemons.
NEW CROP ,
N. O. MOLASSES,
Pur v Maplfl Syrup, Rock Candy
. Syrup. Piam and fcfci-wa.isiug
BU CKW HE AT,
Hominy, Grits, Oat Meal, Oat and
Wheat Flakes, best grades Patent
Flour, Canned Fruits, Meats
and Vegetables ' of t
every variety,
MACK E;R E L? ,
.:-':. ...4 i iJ - .-"Xt ; itt-S'
Bacon. Lard, Hams, Breakfast
Bacon and Dried Beef, Wilson ;
Wafers. Pearce Biscuit, Jersey
' i Milk Crackers and (linger Snaps,
all at rock eottom prices. "
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BiRNHF I ALEXANDER'S.
: - DEPABTMENT OF MSCKLFVBUB0, 1 '
Chaelojtb, Dec, MhjlT j ,,
Oenersil rder.
- Wo. 1.
Allloral snblects are hereby notified that bis
Highness, , - .. -j . -
kV SANTA CJAUSy "I
Is now on bis Annual Tour, and will arrive In
Charlotte on or about 16th Inst, fn this depart
ment his headquarters wl 1 be at the
VARIETY STORE,
Opposite Gaston's Ptove Papot, where has already
iron rarinu anu is ww u Kvuumuu h tunpt
supply of . .
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Al'rommnntcatlons intended for Santa Clans can
be addressed to Box 44, charlotte. P. O. j
Further Instructions will be Issued from these
Headquarters hi a few days. By order of K v
SAM I A CLAPS,
C. M. CTHEKEDOE, P. V. S. . i
LAND FUR SALE.
I Offer for sale that valuable traet of land Ivlnar
hist bej"nd the eastern Urn its of Jhe city ot Chan
lotto, and known as '.'The (iiove." This tract com
prises one Bunarea ana inuiy-rwo ana one-nair
acres of land of which about twenty-five acre are
creek and branch bottoms Upon this tract Is a
large ana oommodious aweiuug house, ana the
necessary ouubwildlflgs. - , -
I also offer for sale another farm adlnlnlnor the
above) of fifty- wo arid one-half aoiss. upon which
are a auiau inline ana several log nouses, : -
I will sell this property as a whole or I will divide
It to suit purchasers. This property can be bought
at a reasonable price and on easy trrms, and any
one wishing to purchase would do well to apply at
onoe to 6. J. TOBBENCE.
deetnesasatasanawtf "ii, -.;.-, v;i"
CHKITMAS! f f
CUR I SI 9f.46tt CIiniSTMASni
-The most valuable Christmas present that can
be given Is a first-class sewing machine like the
Household." "New High Arm Davis,' Domestic,'
"Boyal St. John," "New Home,MHowe, Bem
Ineton,'' "Weed, "American," "White," etc Call
at my salesrooms, Trade street. "Charlotte, N. C,
make your selection and be ready for Christmas
when it comes. .
,decUdwlt . RICHARD M000E,
A
T) arfvnsa - . . . .
K w tiZ.. teo executed to me by
fL 4 i JZ.0,?"?' recorJel' tn Book No. 8T,
.L86'1 J? Puoo anction at Court
f ha imh a W V Vl nanowe, w. on Saturday,
5Ki?.lr-2r.'fMluar tract of land ad
lolnlng AbnerAUixander. Wm. Parknand VhTT
fmnitM onrTr P' rams ana oiners,
uor metes and bounos see mortuaee deed eon
laiuing about one hundred and flftv BAfcsa (a dot.
Parks and others,
i iKHge
fifty aci
tgage.,
lsfy the di,ts,h.w acres, to sat-
Term.f!AK . uwmpkb?. v.
11," a ttaie and place one small
mare mule.
declOdltwSOd
GET
jf 1 ' j O
(MMm&
Mrs. mltbs Case,aBd:what the
HwMr 9IcIi:inatr7sIaa.s to may
about It. r ,
Tn Prrm.ir.-1 hnvn hnea a fearful suSerer
fnr fiftiwn TftAm mmt nf thfl time With What has
been called Eczema, or Salt Rheum, Psoriasis and
Lepra, and the like, and have always been told that
there was no cure for me, and have been so dis
couraged tnat i naa as soon me as uve. i u
Deen so Daaiy anncvea somemnes uuu uion uuw
the smallest spot from the crown of my head to the
soles of my feet that was not diseased and as red as
crimson. It would commence in small white spots,
which had a silvery appearance, but were not deep,
but U I attempted to beal tnem, or soon alter weir
first appearance, they would burn and rnn together
nntil there was a comnlete dry. red scale, which
would become so Inflamed as to crack and look fiery.
and angry, and the. burning sensation wouia.De ai-
i- I was at times so lame that I could scarcely get I
nnm. '. I have tried man? remedies, and have paid
$100 In a single Instance to a physician, but nave
ever obtained only temporary relief.. Although
SJLd
badlyt
1 lor a time, i soon reiapsea again w
trrailvlMl hj,' r. And dncina the Winter. Of
1881 and lfeS2 1 suffered so much as to be entirely
discouraged. Last June, however, I waa advised
by Elder and Mrs. L. C. MeKJnstry. ho are weU
known in those -regions, to try your Coticcra
liimniBi! anA 1 f Ait winiehon a little eoufaee. from
their opinion of them; to try then-virtue. About
the second week oi July last i commenced uuuug
the remedies, and within six weeks 1 began to see
a permanent improvement, until now (Oct 1) I am
about as good as new, and my flesh is as the flesh
, . lt MRS. BENJ. SflUin.
f mrtif v t.hnt. tha shnvA statement Of my wife Is
correct, and I lorn with her in expressing my grati
tude for tne great benent sne naa receiveu. z
T Mitfr that the llmm statement la correct. Mr.
Smith la a nromlnent man In this community,
where he lives He lsa well known-dealer in stock,
and his statement, with that of his wife, la fully
antttlM tnrooritt . .
Done at Stanstead, Province of Quebeo, this twen- I
ty,seventn day of ucWDer, ia. tJVOTOV
. Minister of the GospeL
L.4TKB.-I have seen Mrs. Smith rerently and
believe her to be thoroughly and permanently
cured. - - . -
s-r i . Li. c Jncaxnoltti.
Sec'y Advent Ch. Conf.,P. Q..N0. VfcaudWo. N.H.
BOSTON, oept, 9,-ltS34. -
r.nTii'.iim Thiwii.vTtxT. the new blood Durifler,
fljid larrmnnA. and Cii'i'iDiim Soap, the great skin
cures and beautinen. are soia everywne e. : nice,
CrmouKA. B0c.: Soap. 25.: kksolvkht, $l.ou.-
POTTEB DBDG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
A COMPLETE STOCK
-OF-
Seaside Libraries
PO "MET EDITION,
JUST RECEIVED
AT-
illofe
,v ALSO ;
Bazaar Fashion Sheiets
FOR ItOTKMBER.
MERCHANTS LOOK T0 TOTJB . INTEREST I
. 0. i Oae fJar Load
CHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES
Just received for Christmas trade, from S3 SO
tots.(w per box. Cheap rates by express and
freight to all points In North Carolina. Sol, agents
for Caldwell Challenge Orange, from the Caldwell
Grove, Orange county, Fla. ;
J. H. WEST 4 CO., -:
Wholesale Commission Merchants.
dec4ulm Greensboro, N. C.
T. R. IVIAGII-L,
WHOLESALE QROCEB
AND COMMISSION HEBCHANT
kIlea;8t., Cbarlotte.
ioe,
At a low price. XJ For sale wholesale and retail byl
If B. WBJ3TOIJ.
New Haven Palladiaa.
1 DAILY AND WXKXXT.)
EstmblUUed, - - - - - 1838.
The best advertising medium at the North for
every man in worm utroiina wno nas a rarm.mine
or tract of timber land or water power to selL The
letters of our -stall correspondent have given the
PALXJLDrOM a great repuuiiion throughout New Juj.
fland, as the only real representative of the "Tar
eel" State, and all New Englanders who think of
locating in North Carolina sand to the Palladium
tojeet "Kspee's" letters; - .
For terms and other particulars address
SKTH . JOHNSON,
Business Manager Thb PAlladii ar,
mchlSdawihn . . New Haven. Conn
HERIOT CLARKSUN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. a
Will practice tn all the oenrts of this State
Prompt attention given to collections.
oovadawSra. ;
On Hand.
IkJince'Meat, , - . -
Buckwfreaf lpur,
-Comb Honey, 1 ;
, And Turkeys,
S. M. HOWELL'S
Cheap Lots Pr Sile.
I offer for sale Eight Lots 60x200 feet, lying in
the northwestern corner of the city (outsldethe
dtj limits) and north of the cemetery, cheap,
nyone wlshmgto saeure a cheap lotwould do
well to call soon, as the prices at which they are
offered means quick sales.
r
R.K.COCHRANI,
. . Manager.
tnayiBdtr
Ball Programmes,
A One Iot latest designs nst received at
norl6dtt THB OBSERVER OFflCH
FLORIDA
ORANGES
500 Quacks Quinine
iOOOmicesMorph
F"T Af
Uo!E3ei,
J
Friend.
NO MORE TERROR t
This Invaluable prepa
ration Is truly- a triumph
of sclentihc skill, and
No Mors Path I
no more inestimable ben
eftt was ever bestowed on
the - mothers of : the
world. - '
NO
MORE
DANGER!
t-Itnot only short
ens the time of labor and
lessens the intensity ot
pain, out better than ail.
it greatly diminishes the
danger to life of both
MOTHER OR CHILD.
mocner ana cnua. ana
leaves the mother in a
condition highly favora
ble to speedy recovery,
land far less liable to
The Dread of
flooding i convulsions.
and other alarming
symptoms incident to
"fn ( Vi p r Vl CiC(
lingering ana paimui
labor. Its truly wonder
ful efficacy in this respect
entitles the Mother's
Feikkd to be ranked as
Transformed to
one of the life-saving ap
pliances etven - to tne
world by the discoveries
of monern science. - -:
.Hope and Joy.
From the nature of
the ease it will of course
be understood that we
cannot publish certifi
cates -concerning this
Remedy without wound
ing the delicacy of the
writers. Yet we have
SAFETY AND EASE
hundredof such testi
monials on file, and no
mother who has once
used It will ver again
be without it In her time
ot trouble. !
SUFFERING WOMAN.
- A prominent physician lately remarked to the
proprietor, that if It were admissible to make pub
lic the letters we receive, the "Mothers' Friend
would outsell anything on the market. .
. I most earnestly entreat every female expecting
to be confined, to use Mothers Relief. Coupled
with this entreaty I will add that during a long ob
stetrical practice (forty-four years), I have never
known It to fall to produce a safe and quick deliv
ery. . U.J Uolmbs, M. D., Atlanta, Ga.
Send fnr our Trentlnn on "Hpalth and TTannlness
im nvumu, - uianeo rree.
BBATiPIKLD BEGUIATOB CO.. Atlanta, (ia.
Itching Diseases:
I7CZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with Its agonizing lteh-
J uut ana ournine. msiannv reuevea dv a warm
bath with Cutlcura Soap, and a slnele aDDllcatton
of Cutlcura, the great Skin Cure. This repeated
daily, with two or three doses of CudenraBeaolvent.
tne new 01000 runner, to keep the blood cool, the
persplratlng pure and unlrrltatlng, the bnwwls
open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily
cure Kczema. Tetter. Blneworm. Psoriasis. Lichen.
Pruritus, Seall Head, Dandruff, and every species
oi itcning, ecaiy ana nmpiy iiumors oi tne bcalp
ana skid, wnen me nest pnysicians and ail known
remeaies lau. '
Ecxema Xwessiy- Veaarau '
My gratitude to God Is unbounded for the relief I
have obtained from the use of the Cutlcura Reme
dies. I have oeen troubled with Eczema on my legs
ior twenty years. 1 naa not a comiortaoie nignt
for years, the burning and itching were so intense.
Now. I am hanoi to sav. I have no trouble. Oolv
the liver colored patches on my limbs remain as a
uiKcn ox my xormer. misery.
llENKx li. iUTIi.
188 West Avenue, Rochester, N. 1". "
Eczema on a Child.
Toor most valuable Cutlcnra Remedies have done
my child so much good that I feel like saying this
for the benefit of those who are troubled v lth skin
disease. My little girt was troubled with Eczema,
and I tried several doctors and medicines, but did
not do her any eood nntil I used the Cutlcura Rem
edies, which curea her, for which I owe you many
manas aua many nignut oi rest.
ANTON tio&oJUKit, union Bakery.
Sdlnbnrgh,Ind.. .
, Tetter of ine Scalp.
I was almost nerfectlv bald, cauaed bv Tetter of
the top ot the scalp I used your Cutlcura Remedies
aoout six weeks, and they cored my scalp perfectly,
and now my hair Is coming back as thick as It ever
was. J. r. UllOlCK.
Whltesboro, Texas. . - ,
Joet wffn Islocchex. i
I want to ten yon that your Cuttcora Resolvent Is
magnificent. About three months ago my (ace was
covered with blotches, and after using three bottles
oi nesoiveni i was penecuy curea.
- FREDERICK MAITRE.
28 St Charles street New Orleans, La. -
For an eases of poisoning by Ivy or dogwood.
can warrant Cutlcura to cure every time. I have
soia u ior nve years ana it never rails.
- MORSE, Druggist.
HoTJlstown, Mass,
8old everywhere, CprfcUBA, 60c.: Soap, 25c,
Vnimin 1 alt 7 ' .....
Potter Drag and Chemical Co.
, , ; BOSTON.
r
New Stoke Receired.
We btfer durin Pair Week
Special Bargains ! !
Including
Tinware anil HjosefarnlsliiDg Goods
TbeUrgert and Best Stock, Wholesale and R&
S!i,mWS.ua,n S.. aia Prts against
xi "M'w-tuww n an) wpeciouy low.
Respectfully,
LTJDOLF ft HABTSFTffLB, '
.' . Trade Street, Near CoUega.
NEW YEAR CARDS.
"oi me nanasomest designs ever offered In
vuwwifw. jau auu uauiiue uiem at. -noyl6dtt
THB OBSERVER OFFICE.
V WAT. "
, '. OFFICX OF SUfUKlN'ntNDKHT. " )
j WnJOHQTOM, N. C., Sept. !U, 1884. j
CHANGE OJ1 SCHEDULE.
T 15 AniS11??- W.1884, THE FOLLOW
V ing Schedule wfa bb ODatod on tfifs Rail.
ruaa: .,..,,.. -. .
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
DAJLT EXCEPT SUNDAY. '
T ) Leave Wilmington at.. ?m P '
,u...H,uuaiavu9at....u 8.00 A. X
t fV??.Ve,;nanotte at..........,-'. 8.15- x
No. 2. V Arrive at Raleigh at. ... . " 9 m f' 2'
JAiriTO atWlunTngton t..7J.V.V.'.&a5A!ii!
LOCAL FREIGHT Passenger Car Attached. "
Leave Charlotte at. . ! : ' on. w
Arrive Laurtnburg at .... """"" k'iRZr
Leave Iiirtnburg at.. . 1 "Ji."-S l'
AwiTO chwtatte ...7;:,".:::::::: I I:
Lp18rJmBStPa Falar stations only
Tabl ta ObbwuSvtSS
SHELBY DIYISTON. PASSENGER, MAa EX
- - PRESS AND FREIGHT. '
, (Dally except Sunday.) .
Leave Charlotte at B,-,
D.?!::::r :: "4 $ ?
l?ri it rhs.lrft. .t ...... I.l f, M.
Arrive at Charlotte at ".,",,"" i'2n t'
Trains Nna.1 anil 9 mv. ....
H2,"Ji1'5.B- A. Tralnrto and SSSTWJS.
at
r.."01,11? between Wunnngton Tand
Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.TT a
R?1i 1iE?rJnatesvJlle- taons on
i?0,1' s LP-t Ashevllieand points west
hi?nW"'LB'B'jfii atienZ At
lanta and all points southwest ai-
- . - l"C. JONES.
.JBa.Cn. Pass. Agent SuPer"ntonlt
S65 iKToang
p. w. awxaa 4coTR2aiSrk7(v5i'ii'
mvi mm
MILLINERY.
W5
have now ready our usual laree and exten
feive 8IOCK oi
FAIL AND WINTEB : MILLINERY, AC,
And ean assure the ladies that we have now In store
the largest and most complete stock to be found In
the State. All the Novelties, as well as all desira
ble shapes, colors, Qualities and prices of
ie shapes, colors, Qualities and prices of :
Hats and Bonnets
v For Ladles, Misses and Children .
WE KNOW there is no Mllllnerv Store tn the
Southern country where a lady ean find a greater
varieijr oi siyies auu qualities w seie-t irom uian
our house. ' " ,
WK KNOW there is no house In the South where
a lady ean buy a Hat or Bonnet cheaper for cash
man in our nouse. ,
WK KNOW there is no house in the South where
a lady can have a hat more tastefully and artisti
cally trimmed than In our house. .
WX KNOW there Is not in the South a house
managed by more experienced artists in the busi
ness (having made the business a lifetime study)
than aup tiruiaa ....
W -KNOW that we stand ahead of anv retail
Millinery Store in the Southern coutitn. .
we win cneenuiiy give an tne advantages or cur
tong Experience 1 Sop e w Knowledge
generally of the business to our patrons.
Full Lines of
Hosiery, Gloves,
Zephyrs and Wool Yarns,
Infanta 'and Childrm'8 ' Cloaks,
ttooas. Sacks and Wravs.
Corsets, Laces. Neckwear, jewelry.
Notions and Novelties generally.
eiyie, nt ana woramansmp equal to any dress
making estaousnment in any Northern city to
nail me price.
- CAIX, AID SEE '
MRS. P. QUERY.
oct7dtf
I have rented, until the first of January, the
New Store of Dp. Gibbon,
TRTON STREET.
For the purpose of dosing out a large stock of
. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS'
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Fruits and Cuufectioneriei.
Witt ALSO BI S3LD.
Bemember, erocythlng must bp sold before Janu-
OJJ lbs t.
C. O. SMDER.
SALE OF
Valuable Cotton Factory
W RANDOLPH COUNT?, N. C. ;
. By virtue of authority vested In me as trustee by
deed of mortgage with power of sale by the CEN
TRAL FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, a
corporation organized under the laws of North
Carolina, and doing business in the county of Ran
dolph, N. C, I will proceed to sell on the premises,
on Tuesday, tha 6th day of January next; at 12
o'clock, for cash, to the highest bidder, the factory
property belonging to said corporation.
This propartf Is new, hartng been bant In 1882.
It consists ot seventy one acres of land, valuable
water power, stone and cement dam, situated live
miles from Ashboro,' six miles from Randleman,
and twenty miles from High Point The buildings
consist of main factory banding 48 feet wide 200
$?Sf,w? Btol?e '-Th8 bafldln Is of brick.
wen and substantially built. Lapper house, bunt
9f P, 26 by 60 feet; boiler house, brick, 22 by SO
feetv The factory . heated . by, steam pipes.
Tfte h? bafldtngs we storehouse 26 by 60
feet, cotton house, 90 tjy 60 feet, fl h good condi
tion. The machinery consists of Z spindles,
and all necessary machinery for same, (WhltUer's
make) 86 loons, boiler and an necessary appll
anoes for heating the mm. - - -
. . This property Is In every respect first-lass, and
situated In the largest manufacturing district In
North Carolina. Labor plentiful and very
good. ; Mr. John . H. Ferree, of. Randle
man, will take pleasure tn showing the property to
any person desiring to rurchase. , . .
. . ' R. T. MCADKN, Trustee,
" . Chaflotte, N. C.
Baleteh News and Obsery er and Randolph Courier
copy until day pi s41e abd send bill to this office.
NEW WATCHES.
JEWELBY; AND SILVER WARE,
-AT-
IIAUEgl W-r- jewelry Store,
.Next to A.R. Nlsbet and T. L. Selgle.
To Publisher
s,
w!!!l,l!?!red torprn'sn flrst-dnss quality of
sews Ink la 10-pound backets, at S2.00 per bucket
mm
kerosene on7
LUBRICATING
CHESS-CARLE Y CO.,
CHARLOTTE, N. (
dec7eodly
A GOOD
I : ft t r r i . .
HER'NC SAFE
."".R'riimp
The Science f i e t
I.
By Wan P.wt.pH
. Kgowi;
iGpeatllcdicililfiirkoii
Exhausted vitaiitT
n.,o,.t,, ana nhvsimi .......
untold miseries resulting from i i,Touth- MtS
cesses A book for every nwS Trom on "
and old. It contains la p-'PW'W
! ?d chronic .iiseases, eacb me . ,1 "s frall awt
I We. So round brthe
a yw.rs is such as prou.Dlj "newt ltfXKPentot
ful French muslin, embossedvA n In,
anteed to oe a finer book m evml, f8'11' W
cal, Uterary and profesMoiii-fhLf "-nieclian.
sold in this country ro7$i w or t , 'y otller
refui,ddln every nJfcSZ
man, post pam. illustrative .. ' i.uu b
now. tioldmedal awanied thi J o. ln
; OonaJ Medical As l,thtnl
ue reiers. uvciaui wnitlj
The 6cienoe of Life should be read h, th
for instrucUon, and by the aniiM ; tn'ni
will benent aa-London LaneL f ,3lief '
Thereto no member oHiwietv t,. -k
Science of Life will not be w ,h m Tl
parent, guardian instructor or e.u:r Win ,
nam. - . -sjuwu. irp).
cAiieiience. tjnronlc anil .h7ti .
eases that have baffled the iT? AbiiIni1'
a.11 ist.hssr niii-ai.ni-.. I I U A I 8J
a the I . i "..V"-
yuici iiujsicians a sne 11 T I ."?""
6uch treated successluily i i V . , . ?
without an instance of 1 i SH I V
ailnm Mention lau
SKUlul
" inurnutsUsB
mo
"Willpm-Hfcfhe BL66D, ww,
te tlie LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and Hestous the HE4LTH
ana viuus or YOUTH. Djs.
icirem, am. oi APPeuie, Ja.
digestion. Lack of Btrenpttli,
nerves receive ncwiorce.
Enlivens the mind nd
supplies tsralu I'owf r.
i4 a I tmT svf SnfTcrlnefrom comnlaints
mm la m0 I lit J peculiar to their sex will
Bad in DB. HASTES "S1BON TONIO s Fafs ud
speedy care. Gives a clear, healtliy compleiloiu
Frequent atmpts at connterfeltlng only add
to the popalarliy of the original. Do not expert
ment (ret the OrigalA2.d Best;
ST Bend your sddresstoTha Dr. Barter Med. Od.
SUlools, MOq for pur vpBEAJI $00E."1
VFoUof srangs sua nsefoA inlonisi,ti.
juneldAwly ,
U1S0N AND HAMLIN
8AV ORGANfc,
Highest honors at an great World's Exhibitions tot
seventeen years Only American Organs awarded
such at any. For cash, easy payments or rented-
UPRIGHT PIANOS
presenting very highest excellence yet attained in
such Instruments: adding to all previous im.iruvt
me'its one of greater value than any; sejurlii
most pure, refined, musical tones and lncrtsised
durability; especially avoiding liability to set out
of tune. Illustrated catalogue free.
. MASON HAMLIN PIANO AND ORGAN CO,
Boston, 154 Tremont st; N. York, 46 K 14th it
Chicago, 149 Wabash Ave.
octl6daw4w
TI iraiB RUSH
.Wm soon begin, snd In anticipation of It all sen
sible merchants are uow casting about in
. search of the most attractive goods
at the most reasonable prices.
We wish to call the a'-" "
"tentionof thetrariff '
' to the fact that '
W Haye in StocH
A FINE LOT OF
Hollow Sugar. Frihtu Jl M
Fancy Xmas Hearts and Toys of all drip
Uons, FRENCH MIXTURES
In fact CANDIES of almost every sort lm ig'ni"le-
rriu hivcio. 5. i"" i
i J V 1
" Nuts, Peanuts, Raisins, Canned GMOds.
PKIZE GOODS,'
i" ,
Fancy Cneing Onms
Clgaf s, Cigarette,
We are either fhe ufacturers, MaoutaeWWS'
Agents or Jobbers of all these goods, and
them as cheap as they can be bought anywlP1
same qaanutleg.
C. II. DULS & CO.
..FRED C. HUNZLER,
-WBOtB8AIB--T?
mt- DOTTI.EB,
CHARLOTTE,
Represents two of the 1",.
BfeER Breweries in the United 8ff
Tne Denrner A f3S fJXe''
W. Sc. M. SchaOer Brewlaff C1
If ew Work. roT
THE WWJjWB ?ffiB
JL - All ord
C-Ordrr "f "Taj free
piviupuj aiuo - .
charge to any part of the city.
noriedtf
TBI ORSSRTXB. .