'DAILY CHARLOT T E OJK SKR .V. Hj K. S U JN D A i, UEUE. M r K.K U, 1 8 a 4.
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BROlfj
BITTEM
CJ-Tni ;i..i-::v'::i Z
r Wll-i- Cure
-Headache
Indigestion
Biliousness
Dyspepsia
T T f
Nervo'us Pros-
rtratiori
'Malaria
Ghills & Fevers
iTTiredi Feeling
General Debility
Pain in the Back
; and Sides
Impure Blood
Constipation
Female Infirmi
ties'
Rheumatism
-Neuralgia
Kidney &1 Liver
1 roubles
1st.
And -crossed
Red Lines oa
Wrapper.
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TyEioOTfl
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r i s s
TORPID
BOWELS.
DBSOnOEnCD LIVEF
and.-MALARIA. r
from these eourets arise Uuee-forrrthsoi
Die Diseases or tao liumtut- n,co. - Tlteae v
DjFiuinuuu unuciue uiuir eocdtence: Aoe of
Appetite, Bowilj costive, btcU Ifesd
aclie, fiOtBMi alter rfUlug, aversion to
Xertlen of body or ?otocl ErnctaAlov
food, Irritability- or temper, Iow
A ieeliag r fcaving neglected
ty, Plraii-.cas, glatAcrtng t the
ert, Dot before tbe yr. rticbly col
ore Urine, . COasiiPA'tlO and de
mand the use cf remedy that acta directly
oa the Liver. As allror medicine TCTT'St
iJ LA bare no e.niaL Their action on the
Kiniieys and Skia isalsd nroropti removing
fJl imparities tirronch tl:fcs6 three scav
eugers of the syfctsa.'."pro.lnciiig appe-s'4
tile, sound digesnon, regular ttooi, a ciei. 1
mujiu iw vigorous OCHH. . J i'TCS rlLLB,
with daily work ami are a ju rfect - i
AMTIDOTE ,TO riALARIAr
HE FSEIS lii A iikW MAS.' s
"I have had DyspfrpeUi with Constipa-1 i
tkmjtwt) jrears, and have triPd.ten different
kinds of pills, and TITTS are ttoe first O
that have dona me any good. They havo
cleaned me on t nioe-. ' M r appetite is )
splendid, food digests readi r and I now
'J U jnral passafire. I likw.a new '
i ,W.b.DWAKDS, Palmyra,.
6oiaeTi;aMre,2e Oi3,MBrrmTSUN.Y,
IS HSiR BXE.
Ga Haik ob
in
ctantiy to a GLOSST Blacss. by a single ap
oy a
.1 W
pucauon or tnls Dtb. Sold by DrtiifKisi
-or sent by expresaou receiot of si.
Office, 44 Murray Street, Kew Tom. . i
' UTTS MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FPES.
; ' r a, might I kiss those eyei o Are, , '
. Ten thousand starce wool J quench desire rt '
. s Stm would I steep my lips in bliss,
iJid dwell an age oaeTeiy klsi. f,"
That young dude needs something for his blood;
he is utterly too Iresk. 3. B. Bris the best thing
for him, because one bottle will care him. . Bat
that dode is not all alone in his terrestlal glory
- not by a "jug fun.- Many others are considerably
"rattled" Just now over that blood poison bust
' ness. bat B. B. B. will cure for the least money and
In. the,1 shortest . The boom Is coming.
Unify, purity. A - j
ssslRBBBVBBBBBBBsTBslBjQRSBBVBXSEBBl
t " '.'4.'. "'"f. , ' :
., Kext to a walking -match Is Mr. R. B. Sanlter's'
, ; , walking fifteen miles in one day. Ashing and hunt-
1 iagi Be lives at Athens, Ga ; Is 76 years old. has
had a running ulcer on hto leg BO years one-half
: acOTtury aid prevlou to that day had not walked
orer halt a mile per day for sqyenrs. Mr.8aulter
the Banner-Watchman and Bev. Dr. Calvin John-
- . son say that B. Br B. cored this ulcer and restored
Was It faith care? He was as blind as a bat,
bald-beaded, his neck a horrid mass of putrid cor-
- rapOon, appetite gooe, feeble and emaciated, the
picture of a starred skeleton, and only six years
old.' For three years doctors nd medicines made
- no impression on the scrofulous complaint.
.!.. A few months afterward his eyes sparkled in glad
, ness, flesh bad leaped to- his bones, hair to his
t, head and rejuvenation to his whole constitution.
Was It faith or a miracle? It was the result of B.
B.B., and it la the best on the market.
) ,
, "Oh. Joste," said gleeful little Maud, "we are
going to have some honey j made at our house."
"How do you know," asked Josle. "Because mam
ma sent the servant after three B's, and I don't
know what bees are good for only to make honey."
Anthony Comstock sayssfThe causes of so
aaay business failures are, unholy living, dlnhon
, . , - est practices, and- intemperance" and the failure
40 ass a B. B. to fix theilood all right ' .
' ' " '"Hannah Jane, Tse gwine rite strate up town fur
tomeneobdem are 82 page books what tell ail
- ,',ahoitd!ttscrofulousnesa what makes so many biles
.-,oa I fee's nake." "Better git some adwlse'bout
' ' " doseeigsoresonmean'derumatlsindemole Jlnts
C yHUfl.'' replied his wife. '"Jesso: dat'sdevery
,: txfc. Tttehsaboutdob1ud.deskfn.deJlnts.de
1 klaarj fe!on and de sores, too. I'm gwine rite
' toeB.B.B OiJce and git one er dem alerble
-ecIJlHOartotteby
WsMiWILSONV
THE GRADED kCUOOl. HOBWK
ROLL. .
The honor roll of the city graded
school for the waek ending 'last, xn-
day evening, is aa follows :
NO. 1, HISS ROBTNSON'8 BOOM.
Lillie Chick,
. bailie Clarkson, . j
Bessie McCarver, r
Clay McGinn,
Herman fchroedtr,
MattiO hossainan, .
Leta hues,
5 James Uienn,
J Kulsy Wllaon..
; Ernest Vogte, - ,
! Ma Sprliikle,
; William Ward, . ,
! Joseph Orr,
i .Lmnia Austin,
; Miiinte LKljcrop,
l.lilie Turner,
? Charlie ulgier.
iiiu biyktx
aiamie MworKie, ;
rieu. ueumn.
Heiuy Osborne,
Mdney uassaoy.
Hora Lelveaux,
Ju.la hoteitson,
tarl Koedlger,
joun f.Ofs,
Mubel Cuthbertton,
iniest Baterrte,
Charlie Zlglar.
m a, MSB BaniUKB'B BOOM. ;
Nina Claik,
; Noon felgman,
Bertha nlis.
Minnie btone,
Bessie Hortun, .
i LIUle White,
-! Wllhe Perry, j
? Seeves Veta ;
i LUUeSlcAlii-ter.
Mary wuson,
i Mary Withers,
f Bena Caldwell.
Henry kreugw, -;
Willie Blaifitk.
; Sallte Adams,
. May Kane,
i -dna Walsh,
, Gordon linger.
Millie James.
WlilleWbIt, -ThomaaNoithey,
Maud Bell,
Carrie Haskew. ,
1 CfmonbprlDlile,;
1 bttmuel U' ubtoo,
-yv uile hayes,
Hfliullton WUson,
certy tnggs, a :
Kiia Wilson,
Klchaid N.rUiey.
HO. 8, Km BODIE'S BOOM
Lizzie Clarkson, ;
Aiaaon Ciaikaon,
Annie Carpenter,
nitie Edwards, ?
Lena Fetzer, . ' 'r
twain iinttnuiger,
tii oounry.
Jji.ian Cali'er, . -
Mit)leAi-brj, .-( ('.
. J. B. BealU - ! '
liarikcrfas,
LiviaLiuiy,
Idi8y Mtody,.
i JnHa Dewey.
'. Barroughs Taylor,
j Aellie Mauiilug, '
; BanaKrueger, . .
Carrie Wfidtr.
jMary Wilson, ....
imest K i8!ti- . .
MaryMaytr,
-lilie Mason, .
"Calla McW liter, ,
Addle tos&aman,
iitsrle freeman.
; l f i ISO 4. 108S BCABR'S BOOK
Eugene Bagwell,
uiace-Uotton,
Minnie Maiuu,
Lewis Austin.
Vernon Banks.
Maud louaicsta,
liattle AUbtln,
Blchard Alexander,
n,enGray,
. Lev isAubtiu,
tLuia Bojte,
iGraseKlns? '
Sarah Merer, ,
l'Uiican Wolfe.'
Kairy Mieltou, ,
Ulile Wooteu.
hf He Hall,
James Hoiob&uh,
Cussle OsL-orue,
Ltsttrr S-ossonVD,
4.UarHeMer,
AUU) Walih.-
t tii.tiit Bu)te, i .
' " ' - '. HO. 5, MBS FH FEE'S ROOK. -
Leroy Davidson, . Harvey Overeash,
Clara UastOii. v C'arasbaw,
Aim e Alexander, fs ". Mamie '1 ajlor. t
Itai.k Ltihi o. CarileWeatn,
A nitt tiiikMni, .- Lva McGinn,
Biri.es liavtn (Mitt i ?
. . kt. 6.SM KANSIK'SKOOM. :
ElahcLe BnUir'gMteli, j
IXs-jileCrfcitJiloii, .
!s.iuut:itwr,
7eiia Jllo oikje,
: Ckaiile btte-
Jaiiies- Wacfeortti, '
trunk KL'-Uer,
Willie K.toi:, -
1 iiibj blnis.
. Eeurj -i nr, er,
Wiuie Caidaeil,
JaliaUrr. :
Florence Withers,
Kuyaj Siianuonhouse,
" Annie biiaunciihouse,
tauino Gross,
fc&-eie Ji.leis,
Willie Bason.
.da e Giaham,
Ilia Wilson,
iu'a Waiu.
l.tsieWal s, :
Agt.es sn'.euturg, ,
KO. 7, MIES BTTCBIKSOS'S BOOM.
Minnie Duls,
vtirrte Gu.dixsrg,
Kugenla Alexander,
a lua ringer,
Macd Mctilnnls,
Delia Osborne,
Awgie mi in.-, ' ,
Adda McGinn. ' -
Mtuitie Cuiiibtrtson,
dmonds Brown,
hfcatolo i:ail,
Blanche Mison,
annle Waid.
ieLalg!e tauler.
Monti jee Uayes,
ucluud Gray.
Lizzie Korthey,
kiiigie litziiitiu.
Beadie lHiviLLsoa,
Ut rtx-ri Banks.
Cailie f'olllns."i
Carrie Prltchett, ,
, jaarsnaii Akj.ut r,
iierniau lOd.
dtului Mil Ith.
i Union Mayer
- - Ketle Hopper. "
Lula Cooper,
bertha lafelf , ' s
Oitu Firij.iki.n', "
Btitkril Gt.inils-j,
t!Dk. Jiu.es,
1 iuie Kmngton, ' - j
. t .NO.9, .I36aBrBL'SEOOM.
Eugt-ne Graianit
'Lee Hand. f. i
Lucy abernathy;
' hatlie LavidMin,
Minnie Cross,
ifli' Cualt-Si' ; -
J'agideOaklwel'.
f Minnie Uuueygult.
j HsMtte Barrisun,' '
. 1 raiiK- Jones. - - "
Btibert llaitln,
liarlle Wl'son,
' Ifci.t-y Aberuatny.
' Ida McDonald. -Agnes
Uannlng.
r '1 iiotuas Withers,
Ida Ciarksou.
Crnthla Pharr.
Aimif Shaw,
Slaty King,
' Mary Dir. :
ums4 Bigier.
'Jkoiuyi ijnlth. ,
2 .iii.iou jtiayer,
SO. 10, MBS AUEIANBEK'S BOOM.
Edward LnrbaiB, ' - . Eugenia RIntels,
Uenry t enz.
Jumm Liiwijig,
Annie Bjeny,
(ius8.e Nwcumb,
Morri'O Bitwi,
Pfed Hmn,
, Lois Harsis, -idard
heweomb,
iaa v. liKuin,
hred Miiier,
Clarerjce Wearn.f
s;llton Dowd.
MlMilr Connldson, :
stssteFariiiiglon.
AOjaisiose,
. a 11, MlflS CARB'8 BOOM,
rettle nreighton, ; ;
htninile Bernstein,
Mary Norrr.y.
Jennie Ratieree,
. Minnie Glenn,
James Korthey,
fAiinteObborne,.
Estelie Syie. .
GuyMaxeU,
Elia Scott.
J'seph Scort'.
Bosa Thomas.
. Leonard Wynn.
William Davis, ...
aunnie nuuper,
mod Shaw,
EbSle DhvK
orwcod Brad h ,
Willie irririgr,
waiter fcojt-.
Alice Gleason,
;BUBa Lee,
KO. 12, MKS KID'S BOOM,
Lawrence Beeman. . Gillespie Fadle-,
Tenuis Duncan.
Adelaide Sufft,
Corinna Neislttr,
Banks Chambers.
01arazl r, - s
i Minnie Alexander,
Mollle Davis.
Ida Prankeiuhal, :
May Palmer,
col a waro,
Euia Wilson.'
Bertie Wilson, - :
Carrie WiiklneeoV
Anna Bumple. '
dgar Slman. -
' HO. 13,MB.a(EDE'SB00X. f
ElolseButt. Eliza Harrison,
Hante Grimes, . ilary Nichols.
Robert Hand. Katie Gaston,
( Arthur Weam,. 1 v Winnie Birnpa,
i Ernest ietier, , . : . Maggie Tayk.
Alia Oxbor e, Joseph Weera,
Florence Sicker. Anna'athan, -
Vaggle timmerman; ' Emma Smith.
LsaucAJe wader.,.
;.xj -sa 14, mb. otnmrspiooM.
( Eunice Cal-iwell,
JEttellafn!s.'
f , Mamie Frailer,
n Mamie Grimes,
Sumner Gause,
' Mattie Harris,
Belle Harris,
May Hall,
William Jones.1 ..
Willon Jamison,
BeUeKimbal,
' Fannie Duuettn, '
, Joseph Fraukelithal.
i William Prather,
Mattie Duncan,
Thomas Nmment,
Wa ter lreloar.
Krank Han,
fua Lew,
Maggie Maxwell,
httbcfl MeGinnls.
Annie McDonald,
Gussie Nels!er,
Louise i-carr, -Maggie
Shaw,
LiliieSlms.
Willie StIU
Louise Vogel,
Mary Wiley.
Edward Pitcher.
Ida Hand,
WilHam iforse,
George Newoomb.
r DobI Hrar Tight Nbors. ','
' Pfbbably one of .he greatest of
sufferers, and from a peculiar cause,
i! Adam Plaff , a well known resident
of Warsaw,. N. J. . Three years ago
he was .drawn' as a , juryman, and
wore to court, at Bath, a new pair of
boots for the first- time. They were
too small for Mm, - and, although
they gave him' intense pain, he kept
then o all hof uoriiaday. iWhen he
removed his hoots at night he found
no relief from his pain, and wauna-
ble to sleep. During J.ho tiightA his
feet, legs, hands, "arms and body be
gan to swell," and - his. sufferings b;
came so f;reat that he was obliged to
summon.iiid, and was removed to his
home as soon as possible!; yrom that
day to this the pain has never left
him. for an instant. His joints are
enlarged greatly, white bis toes, feet
and hands arewwollen' to three times
their natural size. The flesh oh some
poTtionsfof his body is shrunken' and
.withered lie is entirely Jaelpless.
and canned leave i his j chair without
help -and has to be fed likQ a child.
,Mr. P.lafFs sufferings are at times ter
rible to witnesp, .and he prays for
death, He -has spent hundreds of
dollars in vain efforts to gain relief.
md no physician he has, ever called
has been able to understand his case.
Sentence Commatra. .' r
LoNDQif, Dec. 13 -rr-Thesentence of
Capt. Duley and mate' Stephens, the
Mignonette cannibals, has been com
muted from hanging to 6 months im
prisonment, without labor. , ' ;
a sown tswb Hereout. f
Havtnc passed several sleepless nights, disturb
ed by the agonies and cries of a sneering child,
and becoming eonvlnaed that Mrs.- Winslow's
Soothing Syrup was Just the article needed, pro
cured a supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainting bis wife with what be bad done,
she refused to have It administered to the child,
as he was strongly- to favor of Hornoeopathy.
That night the child rwied In suffering, and the
parents without sleep. k aenirnlng home the day
following, the rather fcrnd the aby still worse;
and while contemplating another sleepless night,
the mother stepd from 'he room to attend to
some domestic duties, and left the father with the
etilld. During her absence he administered a por
tion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and said
nothing. That night all hands slept well, and the
little fellow awoke In the morning br-ht and hap
py. The mother was delighted wlia the sudden
and wonderful change, and although at ftrst oflend
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
trial of the Srrun never vet failed to relieve the
baby, and overcome the prejudices of lue mother,
'Mtfii.i K till n.u.Rui. o ..
For the Church Messepger.
The Ember Pys.
To Churchmen and tjnurciiwomeu
- ' - A- sT : iU n
who regard the requiremente i ...t"
Calendar, as far, at any rate, as laid
in the arrangement of festivals
and fasts contained in the Prarer-Book
andxisting there because they have
the- asseni and obedience of tne great
preponderance of the most devout piety
and of the deepeBt learning from primi
tive times to our own as a mtitter call-
for reverent .allegiance, .the. recur-
rence 01 tne cAawt "
useful and helpful in more than one.
diiection. A glance at their origin and
signification will help us to undei stand
this. In Bishop Hobart's selections
frpmNelson's Fasts and Festivals we
gather the following information con
cerning them: They are certain aaya
set apart for consecrating to God the
four seasons of the. year,. and for 1m
Dloring His blessing, Dy lasting ana
prajer, upon the ordinations performed
in the cburcn-at ynose umea.-, iwey we
the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday,
next after the following days: Mist
Sunday in Lent; Whitsunday; Mth of
September, and 13lh cf December; the
Spn4ays immediately iuliowing tnese
days Leingt the stated times of ordkia
tion appointed by the Chui ph. '
There have been many conjectures
about the origin of the name. - JLtno
or Enib'&i in Saxon, signifies a course or
circuit; Embehtan to , administer; and
Embehiman a minister. This etomology
then may point to the significance of the
name in connection with the periodical
ordination of ministers. Another sur
mise is that it comes from a Latin word
shortened into "Ember," but having
the same reference to the periodical
ordinations. .
These suggestions, which seem rea
sonable and probable, raise a question
of some interest, tiaturally, bow and
why the ordiiations should have been
at stated times at all. It ia tolerably
clear .that no tuch arrangement would
have been expedient, or even possible,
under the conditions described in the
Actsot the Apostles. The fact is one
of the many evidences of the flexible
adaptability of the Church in all mat
ters of administration and discipline to
the fcurroundipgs "and requirements of
time and place a lesson to which it
behooves the Anslican Communion to
pay especial heed. As the Church
gained a foothold in : the more limited
territory of Britain, and the work of
organization proceeded, it is very clear
how much more efficiently the Bishops
wonld accomplish their labor by reduc
ing it to system. And then; as Bishop
Hobart devoutly and 'sensibly remarks.
the ordination" of ministers was perhaps
fixed at these seasons, firet, that as all
the people are concerned ,in the ordain
ing of a fitctergy, so all may nave an
nmMrtunitv of ioinipg in fasting' and
prayer fcr the direction and bfessing of
God; secondly, that both msnops ana
clergy, knowing the time, may prepare
themselves" for this great work; and
lastly, that the people; knowing the
limei mav, if they please, bo present,
either to approve of the choice made by
the Bishop, or to object against those
whom Jthey know to be anworthy.
It 8ems to me jthat the filling in the
introduction of light, shadow; (one. and
color, into this outline sketch of the
meaning and intention of the Ember
Davs will " croduce a general effect
which we shall do well to contemplate
and profit by. iFor I am much mistaken
if the comely 'and beautiful ? picture
which, as a whole, it presents of Church
life, is not, to very many of its, far more
a picture than a reality. Tb general
thought presented by the subject is that
of special spiritual - effort, regularly ,
systematically made, for a particular,
clearly defined object,; outside of and
beyond our own ipamedjate personal
needs, or the wants f those dh-ectly
connected - -with us. Are there, very
many among us who have experimental
knowledge of -any such thing? We go
to church; we join fervently, I;hope.
and believe, in the confessions and
prayers. Private devotion and family
prayer, I well trust, nsnal. " When ex
traordinary events, either sad pr. joy
ous, befall up, they'call out, let us hope,
eopecUl supplication or thanksgiving
But in the observance of the Ember
Days, the. Church manifestly content
plates our careful Jhoygbt and earnest
spiritual exertion in connection with
an object which concerns the whole
Church rather than our own or any
other particular portion of it. Of the
vast and universal importance of the
right selection of persons for the minis
try, it is hardly necessary to speak, ex
cept to notice how peculiarly it eonnecta
itself with the collective, corporate,
catholic element of the Church's con
stitution.
- Then in taking note of the character
of the devotion enjoined, we observe
bow prominent a place fasting holds in
them. I do-not wish to arrouse a dis
cussion upon vexed questions, or intro
duce' a spirit of polememical contro
versy into the subject;' that would be
very far from the intention of the pres
ent writing; bat it is difficult to- see
how, adevouj and attentive reader of
Holy Scripture, to say nothing of a loyal
Churchman, can ta'ke the position that
fasting is not onerof the appointed
means of grace It seems to be obvious,
beyond the possibility of question, that
the apostles habitually had recourse to
these special means of preparation
pray er an d fasting as a preliminary, to
the '-"laying on of hands,' if" x s i
vv But perhaps In our time, and in view
of our special tendencies, one of the
principal lessons the Ember Days should
teach, us, is, as I mentioned above, the
power and -beauty with which they
bring-out the catholic element of the
Cburchjs litest We are sometimes told
that the prevailing fault of out age is
individualism; and I ' think there are
parts of the country where the tone of
society runs 'i strongly in that direction.
But the Church's system seems to pro
vide safeguards enough against ! that
form of error. I am inclined to regard
sectionalism,' parochial exclus.iveriess,
as our peculiar weakness- 'Our par
ishV',"our. church, ".'our rector," "our
Suniar-school,'! "our choir," seem too
often" to limit' the horizon of many of
us. Now, an observance which points
so emphatically to the fact that the par
ish,he mission, the individual commu
nicant, are; simply paits fcf one . great
entirety, brothers and sisters' of one
family, members of One Divine Body,
is certainly an admirable correction of
this narrowing, un-catholic tendency, .
The days are now nearly with
Wednesday Fridav, and. Saturday, the
17th,' 19th, and 20th oT : the present
month. . Will it not be worth while to
make: a special effort- to "dispose our
hearts-and minds to. devotion," that
upon, the .Sunday following we ,.may .
fervently and intelligently join in the
prayer "for those who are to be admit
ted into Holy Orders"? ' J. M. H.
Kia' - - ... .-..'
It 's scientifically settled, that rieuroatlstn, gout
an'l neuralgia cannot e cured by luboing witn ous
rtintniflniKUnlmentx. lotions, etc.: for the reason
that these disetiaes are caused oy unc acia m uie
blood. The on Diemirdtion wnun uniiomuy ex
pels till odd is Parker's ionic,, fcuodues pain at
owe. Try it. t . . t --Jr.
4 i ak:i.
T.iiill Khnamsnfferliiir from errors and indls-
omtinnMnr vnuth. mrtoiis weaktess. early decay.
loss or niimtiood. xo , i win sena a recipe mat wm
cureou r krk it t-HAUGK. his great remeay
was dlsw erel nr a Tntsoronnry in K)UUJ America.'
Setid self addressed jenvpiope jo kkv, iiiwii i,
Iiam: ."t.-iti-nD. New Yorg. i.. - ;
nelldei-l4l.v. . , ': - -:
Puitiv Vwv tor Piles. " '
Tn th iwinle of this count we would say we
hive Ihii iflven the agency of Dr. Marchlsi's Italian
Pile Ointment emphatically guaranteea to eure or
money retuimwiiiiKJriHu.; eu nuu, uimu, uiocu
nif or to;ilni nll. Ptirv Stic a box. No cure, no
per Kirwi" ry b. it. w nun. aniggisv.
, juneneoai ' , , t - ..- -. . ?
. . - . - A ; -.4' - - ' - f : ;
I have rented, until the first of January, the
Nnv Store ofillr.Gioo,
TBTON STREET.
For the purpose of closing out a large stock of
MS AND FANCY GOODS
AT A GBEAT SACRIFICE.
Froits aid Confectioneries
win mo Bt S'uo.
Remember, everything must be sold before Janu-
ry W
C. ,C SNIDKR.
Mortgagee's Sale.
Bv virtue ef a mortgage deed executed to me by i
L. A Vanderturz and Hlfe recorded In Book No.
37, page 'J'2, 1 win sed by pubUe auction at Court i
House door In the city of Charlotte, N. fi , pa Sat
urday, 10th day of January; Ka, the tractor hind I
Sdiolnlng John Wolfe Morrow and others, on east
ank of Brhir Creek, upon which said Vamterburg .
now Uvea, containing 160 acres of land, partictila. ly
sot tana, paniciua-u
aso conveyed by F. 8.
described In said mortgage.
Tie Wolfe, commissioner to said Fandarbur -. con
iioner io
taining m NCfW, 4o- attefy , the Uebt secured by
said mortgage. , v . 5 . ,
Terms cahh. --.-!
I will also sell ateame time and nlace the follow
ing beisonal property: one black Horse, two mouse-
colored mules, one sorrel Mule, one large bay horse
johm w. WAXttwouTH, Mortgagee.
Jonwi JoHjjrrcs, Attorneys. . .. .
decOOdltwW "
Is hereby nen that an appUfliatton will pe made at
the next meeting of the General Assembly of the
State of North Carolina to amend the charter of
the city ol Charlotte.
deCiUU - , . j W. C MAAWELL.
To Publishers,
We are prepared to furnish a first-class aualfty of
Kews ink in lu-pound Dockets, at sxuu per bucket.
mwiMtr
I THE OBSKHVKB. '
Bal I Program m es.
A fine lot-latest designs ust received at
novlfidtf . , , , TUB OBCTBVEB OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF MECKLFNBURO, I
. CBABJrrrs, Dec. 6th, 1S84.
General Order, I
No.l. ; '
An loyal subjects are hereby notified that his
Highness, . ; -
SANTA CLAUS, "I
Is now on bis Annual
Tour, and wi
HJ arriyein
ii) Is depart-
Charlotte on or about 15th
ment bis heada.uarjers will be at the
yARiETYcSTORE,
Opposite Gaston's Ftove Depot where has already
been received and is now en - exhibition a large
supply or . i . . . -
CHRISTMAS1 G0()DS.
AP'commnnlcatlons Intended for Santa Clads can
oe aaareesea to box t), upariotte. r. u.
Pnrther Inntmrtlnna will hn laanttl
frmn these
Headquarters in a few days. By order oi
f
;; SAN rACLAUS,?
C. M. ETHEBEDGE. P. v. j. . I j j i " fj
LAND FOR SALE.
- T offer for sale that valuable tract of land lying
lust beyond tne.eastern umita or the city or unan
kittn. nnd known Ha 'iThe Grove " This tract com
prises one bundred fibd moty-two and one-halt
acres oi lana. ol wnicn aDoux twenry-nve aeres are
creek and brastch bottoms. Upon this tract is a
large and commodious dwelling house, and the
r I also effer for sale another -farm (adjoining the
above) of flfty-wo and one-half acres, upon which
are a small frame and several log houses.
1 will sen this property as a wnoie or win amae
i pert
it to suit purchasers. . This property can be bought
Ht a reasonable Dries and on easy terms, and anv
one wishing to purchase would
a ao wen to apply ax
onee to ,
diic2tiesAaatAsan,wtf
Mortgagee's Sale
. By virtue of a mortgage dt-ed executed to me by
N. w. i nrower-ana wiie, rocoraeo in hook mo. 37,
page 864. 1 will sell by public anctlon at Court
House door in city of Charlotte, N. C, on Saturday,
the 10th day of January, 1S&5, the tract of land ad
joining Abner Alexander,- Wm. Parks and others,
(for metes and bounds see mortgage deed) con
taining about one hundred and fifty acres, to sat
isfy the debt secured by said mortgage.
Terms CASH.
I will sell also at same time and place one small
mare mule, - ... i . ..-.......
- J0HNW. WADSWOBTH, Mortgagee.
Jones 4 Johnston, Attorneys.
declOdltwSUd - " t
Pectoral Syrup -
win aire coughs, colds and hoarseness In a short
Ume. Preiiarcd by :. , ; .
, R.H. JORDAN 4C0.. Druggists.
, SMOKERS! .
'W (1
Inve -Exclsmlve 1 Control ' f
WACHOVIAVV
A genuine 10 Cent Havana
Cigar for B nta. A
L.B.WEL.T0M.
xriai ia nu i
tartan
lota:
' .ti'.
ft.',"
"' i t J . v $ j.
Mrs, Smith Caire, nndrhat site
Kev.'Ittr ITIcKInstrv hasto say
about It. v '
To TffE Prmi.TO! i have been a fearful sufferer
for fifteen years, most of the time with what has
beeifecalled Eczema, or Salt Rheum, Psoriasis and
Lepra, and the like, and have always been told that
there was no cure forme, and have been so dis
couraged that I had as toon die as live.: I have
Deen so nadiy amtciea sometimes mat mere was not
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 if I attempted to beal them, or soon after their
first annearance. thev would burn and rnn together
' jintil there was a complete dry, red scale, which
would become so innamea as to craeg ana iook nery
and angry, and the burning sensation would be ai-
'; I was at times so lame that I could scarcely get I
mmuL, anu couiu utn uress myeii wtuiuui, widu-
ance. I nave tried many remedies, and nave jpaia
$100 in a single instance to a physician, but nave
ever obtained only temporary relief. - Although
; helped for a time, I soon relapsed again to be as
badly troumea as ever, ana aunng tne winter i
1881 ana ltsa 1 sunerea so much as to oe entirety
illoMiiMiMul . T ji ct Jiitia "hnmavmr T man flvlflAd
by Elder and Mrs. L.crMeKlnstry. who are well I
Known in tnese retnons. 10 iry your i;otiuuka
Bkmsdeks; and I felt somehow a little coufage, from
their oDlnlon of them, to try their virtue., About
the second week of July last! commenced taking
the remedies, and within six weeks l began to see
a permanent improvement, until now (Oct 1) I am
aoout as good as new, ana my nesn is as tne nesn
otacjuiq,
(i;---' f ; LtfO. xiDJ. oaun.
T OHrtlfv that the above statement Of my wife is
correct, ana 1 join with ner in expressing my gruu-
tuae ror tne great nenent sne nas reoeivea.
I certify that the above statement Is correct Mr.'
Smith is a -prominent man in this community.
where he lives. He is a well known-dealer in stock.
and his statement with that of bis wife, is fully
entitled to credit. -' - i - -
. Done at Stanstead. Province of Quebec, this twen-
tyeventn aay oi uctooer, iftsz. -
-- --. ' ,.y Minister of the GospeL
Latih. I have seen Mrs. Smith recently and
believe her to be thoroughly and permanently
cured. .
- - ; L. C. MCK1NSTKT.
Sec'y Advent Ch. Crmf., P. Q., No. Vt and No. N. H.
uosnm, eepR a, mat. . ; ; - , t . n ;
CtjncrjRA Rusoi vkxt. the new blood purifier.
and Outuhika. and CrrnctiRA Soap, the great skin
cures and beautlfiers, are sold everywhee. Price,
crrnrrrjRA. soap, as.: kebolvknt. si.uu.
POTTER DRCa AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
A COMPLETE STOCK
-OF-
Seaside Libraries,
PO' KCJT EDITION,
mi lira
-AT-
EDJ3IN,
-IFOR fYOYESIRt-.R.
NEW ; WATCHES.
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE,
-AT-
IIAIJBS ."lew Jewelry Store,
-. r 'Kext to A. R. NIsbet and T. L. Selgle. -
SALE OF
;'T f 1
Valuable Cotton Factor
IN RANDOLPH COCNTT, N. C.
, By virtus of authority rested In me as trustee by
deed Sf mortgage with power of sale by the CEN
TRAL FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, a
corDoratlori 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, the 6th day -of fanuary next, at U
o'clock, for eaah, to the highest bidder, the factory
property belonging to said corporation.
This property is new, having been built In 1882.
It consists of seventy one acres of land, valuable
water power, stone and cement dam, situated five
... . . T - - . ... '., ,-. r r , -
miles from. Ashboro, six miles from Randleman,
and twenty miles from High Point The buildings
-, ... - ... ..' -
consist of mala factory budding 48 feet wide 200
feet long, two stories. The bunding is of brick,
weu and substantially built Lapper house, built
of brict 26 by 60 feet; boUer house, brick, 22 b? SO
feet . .The factory , heated by steam pipes.
The other buUdlngs are storehouse 28, by 80
feet cotton house, SO by 60 feej:, an lh "good condi
tion. The nachinery consists of 2,600 spindles,
and all necessary rnachinery' for same, (WhltUer'a
make) S6 kwnw, bpfler and alf necessary appli
ances for beating the null, i , , f .
This property Is in every respect Arotelass, and
situated In the largest manulacturlngl district In
North CaroUna. Labor . plentiful and y very
good. Mr.' John "'H.'-,,. Ferree,'; ot ' Randle
man, will take pleasure In showing the property to
any person desiring to purchase. '" - " -'
n. f . muuui, Arustee, .j
- ., . , ' Charlotte, If. C t
I Raleigh News and Observer and Randolph Courier
copy until day ol Bale and send bill to this office. -nov27dtds
.,, .. . .. . i
- '. -'. . '..'
HERIOT CLARKSON
ATTORNEY-At-LAW, . -1
- CHABX0TTE, N. C. . " '""
will nnntliu n .,1 . l- .
prompt attenuon given to collections. .
in
' , "... ' : u .
Bazaar .ifioa
' 1 " ' ! . '
Friend.
NO MORE TEBBOB I
This Invaluable prepa
ration is truly a triumph.
No Mors Pain!
lot scientinc skum ana
no more inestimable ben
eiit was ever bestowed on
the mothers of the
NO MORE DANGEB!
world.
cItnot only short
ens the time of labor and
TO
lessens the intensity of
pain, but better than all,
it greatly diminishes the
MOTHER OB CHILD.
danger to life of both
mother ana cnua. ana
leaves the- mother in a
condition highly favora
ble to speedy recovery,
ind far less liable to
The Dread of
Hooding, convulsions.
convulsions
alarming
3S
and other alarming
symptoms lrwident to
' Jj&otneTClOOd
lingering ana nainiui
labor. - Its truly wonder
ful efficacy in this respect
entitles the Mother's
Friend to be ranked as
- Transformed to :
one of the life-saving ap-
puanees given to me
world by the discoveries
of monern science,
HoDe and JoV
from the nature of
i . . .. . ,..
the case It will of course
be understood that we
cannot publish certifi
cates concerning this
Remedy without wound
ing the delicacy of the
SATETT AND EASE ;
writers. Yet we have
hundredslof such testi
monials on file, and no
mother who has once
TO
used it will -ver again
be without it In her time
SUFFERING .WOMAN.
iot trouble.
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.
1 most earnestly entreat every female eineetlng
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 dellv-
ery.
' . H.J Holmes, M. D., Atlanta, Ga.
Send for our Treatise on "Health and Happiness
ii n ouian," maued iree. .
; ' Bbadfibu) Reguiaxob Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Itching Diseases.
r? CZEMA , or Salt Rheum, with Its agonizing Itch
a -j ing and burning, instantly relieved bv a warm
bath witn laibcura soap, and a single application
oi wiucura, me great okin uure. xnis repeated
aauy. witn two or three doses or cuncura uesoivent.
the new blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the
persplratlng pure and unlrritatlng, the bowvls
open, the liver and kidneys- active, wlU speedily
cure Eczema. Tetter. Ringworm. Psoriasis. Lichen.
rrunuiH, scan tieaa, uanorun, ana every species
of itching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalp
and Skin, when the best physicians and all known
remeaiesiau. .t - Jf . ...
. Eczema Xweni y 1'4-arn. -
My gratitude to God Is unbounded for the relief I
have obtained from the use of the Cutlcura Reme
dies. I have been troubled with Eczema on my leg
tor twenty years, l nao not a comrortaoie night
tor years, me burning and itching were so intense.
Now, I am bapny to say. I have no trouble. Only
the liver colored patches on my limbs remain as a
token oi my lormer misery.
. , ufiMti Ij. QUirn.
188 west Avenue, Bochester, N. Y..
, Eczema on a Child. n
Tour most valuable Cutlcura Remedies have done
my child so much good that I feel like saying this
for the benefit of those who are troubled v 1th skin
disease. My little girl was troubled with Eczema.
and I tried several doctors and medicines, but did
not ao ner any good until l used the cuueura Kem
edles, which curea her, for which I owe you man)
manaa ana Biany mgnts or rest.
ANruM BUSSMJUtK, union aaaery.
Edinburgh, Ind. .
i ;i Tetter of the Scalp.'
I was almost Derfectlr bald, caused bv Tetter of
the top ot the scalp I used your Cutlcura Remedies
about six weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly,
and now my hair Is coming back as thick as it ever
, wts. ; - .... , , 4. r. jtiyiij.
Whltesboro, Texas. . . I
CofeteI wlb IMotclieM.
I want to tell you that rour cutlcura Resolvent is
magnifloent. About three months ago mv face was
covered with blotches, and after using three bottle
oi oesoiveui i was periecuy curea.
. JfKJSOJfiKlCK MA1TBJS.
J8 St. Charles street. New Orleans, La,
-!,' Iwy lolonliig', ,, -,
For all cases of poisoning by Ivy or dogwood. I
can warrant Cutlcura to cure' every time, I have
said it ror nve years ana n never inisv
uouistown, siass. - ' j .
Sold everywhere.
CtrncrRA, 50c; Soap, 26c;
Reslvknt, SlXL
Potter Orugr and Chemical Co.,
' - ' BOSTON, . '
life ill If
Iew Sjtojkc Ieceiyed.
We olTer darinoj Fair :Week
Special Bargains ! !
Incladtng -
.. - '. '.-'if
Tinpre aniT HiaseforalsluDg Goois.
The Largest and Best Stock, Wholesale arirj Re
tail, we guarantee our goods and prices against
anymaraei, Biiver-riaiea ware especially low. -
. Respectfully, . . .. :
' r ' ' : ' LUDOLF 4 HARTS FIELD,
Trade Street Near College.
NEW YEAR; CARDS.
Lot of the handsomest designs ever offered In
unanotie. can ana examine taem aL .
novlBdtt
THE OBSERVER OFFICE." '
GAROLU4 CEXTft kL, R VIL.
k WAT.
Officbot Superintend xnt,
WiiMiNGTON, N. C, Sept ii, 1884. f
; CHANGE QJ7 SCHEDJJLE,
ON AND AFTER 8 KPT. 10,1884, THE FOLLOw
Ing Schedule will be operated, on this Ball-
iww. . - ..- . . ; ,.j , . .....
i PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN;
. v. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
) Leave Wilmington at... .. . '. . - 7 on p W
No. 1. Leave Raiefgh"at 7S
- )AmveatCharloitoat....t...;;;;l
')IavoCharlotte at...J....4 ' ..w.816p x
No. a. Arrive at Raleigh at. ; Sorii 'i
J Arrive at WllinhK at. .V.""
! LOCAL FREltiPaawrigerCar Attached, i
Leave Charlotte at.... J...'.... "nik w
Arrive Laiirlnbiirg at ... J'" '' feS tr
Leave Laurtnburg at...,. . ' 1.1? r w
Arrive Charlotte at .
4.40 p.m.
Passenger Trains atnn nt. nxminv .h.
and points designated, in ths
Table.
i
SHELBY rJlYISION, PASSENGER, MAIL, EX
... - i; :rpBESS AND FREIGHT .' i.'i ' -
t ' i JDaIlT exoePt Bundai.) . f
Leave Charlotteat.x, v j. . " n ia .
Arrive at Shelby at , , .. .. .T V" v " la 1 8 i' Z"
Leave Shelby at . . " " Jf
Arrive at Charlotte at.. J.'.". ."::: p.
wlS'Jio1 in? 'i "V close connection at
Hmlet with R. 4 A Trains to and from Raleigh.
Through Steeping Cars between WUniigand
Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte. .
Take Train No-l for Statesvilie, trtatlons en
Western N. C. R. B-TAshevllie and rjolntarost -
laEta and al point.' southwest - !
L. C. JONES, i
F.W.CLABB. Gen. Pass. Agent .our"UMM",oni
Men or JjiiiiM in aoh atm.. a -
WE have now ready our usual large and exten
sive stock of . ,
FILL AND WINTER5 MILLINERY, &C,
- -.I .
And can assure the ladles that we have now in store
the largest and most complete stock to be found In
tne stale. All tne Novelties, as well as all desira-
Dle shapes, colors, quailUes and prices of -
Hals and i Bonnets
' For Ladles, Misses and Children: . ' f -
WE KNOW there is no Millinery Store In the-
ssoutnern country where a lady can nnd a greater
variety of styles and qualities to sele.-t from than
our house. . - . - . ..
WE KNOW there is no bouse in the South where
a lady can buy a Hat or Bonnet cheaper for cash
than In our house. ' - ' - -.,
, WE 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 , . '
WE KNOW there is not In the South a house
. managed by more experienced artists in the busi
ness having made the business a Ulettme study)
than our house. ; J '
W KNOW that we stand ahead of any retail
Millinery Store in the Southern country. . . . "
we will cneenuiiy give au the advantages or our.
Ung Fipmrnce i Sope.Tir Knowledge
generally of the business lo our patrons.
Fnll Lines of
Hosiery, Gloves,
Zephyrs and Wool Yarns,
Infants and 'Children's Cloaks,
Hooas, Hacks ana Wraps,
Corsets, Laces, Neckwear,. Jewelry,
Notions and Novelties generally, v -
style, nt and workmanship equal to any dress
making establishment in any Nortnernr city to
half the price. i
. - CALI, AHI SEE - .
MRS) P. QUEKY
ocfldtf
Cotton ki
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We will pay 18 eents per bushel of 30 pounds for
good sound cotton seed, delivered at our mill by
wagon. Will pay 17 cents per bushel for seed de
livered at airy station on rauroaas running ui
Charlotte, for car loads ef ten tons and over, we
-paying freight on same. Parties shipping le-w
than ten tons will oe eaueu on to pay uau toe
freight, as tne raitroaaa charge as mucnanaui
some cases more for nan that for full car load.
or we will give one tun oi meat in exenange roi
wo tons of seed. This- exchange being of great
value to me farmer should oe taaen advantage oi
one ton of meal being worth much more tor leeo
ing or fertilizing than two tons or seeo.
ciiAJUArT IMA, uuariocte, . i.
no6dfcwtf -1 .--
dllMOND & DWILIE R 1.
N. C. DTVTSION.
CondetameU Scliedule.
THAJNS QOJNG NORTH.
Oct 12U. 1884. No, 51," No, 53,
': ' Daily. Ually.
leave Charlotte, 5.) a m 6.iW p m
" Salisbury, 7.22 a m 7.67 p m
High Point, ' 8.36 am 8.59 pm
Arrive Greensboro, 9.10 a m 9.iB p m
Leave Greensboro, . , ,. 9Ji5 a ni
Arrive HUlsbwo, ILW a m
" Durhaaw i " P Bi
Baleigh, . ' 1.30 p m
Leave Raleigh, 1.40 p m
Arrive Uoldsboro, 4.20 p m
- No. J5 taUy except Sunday. "
Leave Greensboro - 8.30 p m
, - Arrive at Raleigh 1L80 p m '
. Arrive at Goldsboro 1L00 a m
No. 51 Connects at Greensboro with BtSBB
for all Douits North. East and West of Danville.
At Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R. for all points In
western . u. At txoiasDoro with w. x w. a. K.
dally. Nos. 51 and 53 connect at Greensboro with
I B. d; P. & it and tor all Pglate on Saiem Branch.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.-
Oct. 12th, 1884.
No. 50,
Dally.
12.00 am
No. 52,
Daily.
Leave Goldsboro,
Arrive Raleigh, -Leave
Raleigh,
Arrive Durham, -.
" HiUsboro,
" - Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive High Point,
" Salisbury,
- Charlotte, '
2.20 p m
4.45 p m
6.U2 p ni
6.43 p m
9.00 p m
v.oo p m
10.36 p m
11.53 p m
1.35 a m
9.35 a m
10.05 a ni
11.10 a m
12.35 p m
No. 16 Dally except Sunday. "
--' Leave Gomaboro- "6.00 pm
Arrive Baleigh ; ,- : 9.50 p m
-' " . Leave Raleigh : 1 LOO am
' - Arrive Greensboro i 9.00 a m
No. 50 Connects at Salisbury for all points on W
N C R R, and a Charlotte with a 4 C Air-Line for
aujjoints in me south and southwest.
No. 52 Connects at Charlotte with C, C4BR
tor an points soma ana aoutneast, ana with A x C
Aor-ijna ior au pomw souta. t -
N.' W. N. C. RAILROAD. '
- ., : Na 50,
GOING SOUTH. Dally, No. 52.
' - - ex. Sun. Dally.
Leave Greensboro, '- 10 15 p m 9.45 a m
Arrive KemersjlUa, ' f ' U.19 p m la&O m
Arrive Salem, .- 7TF, . ; ; j j l$ff a W 1L25 a m
" " No. 6L '
. GOING NORTH.' . ' : -Daily, No. 63.
- i t , . ex Sun. Dally.
Leave Salem, - 700 pm 7.20am
Arrive Keraerevllle, ' ' "": 7.35 pm 7.50 am
Arrive Greensboro, ' -: &40 p ni &50 a m
STATU UNIVERSITY R. L ;
. " 1 ' titottf Na a.
. GOING NORTH. ifilly Daily
" ex. Sun. ex. Sun.
Leave Chapel Hill, 10,25 a m 6.00 p m
Arnye yniyersity, . . 11.25 a m 6,00 p m
- . . ; . N0T4. No. 2.
... GOING SOUTH. . Daily Dally
- - - 1 ex. Sun. ex. Sun.
Leave University, B.90 p m 11.64 a m
Arrive Chapel Hill, '7,31 p m 12.54 p m
BUFFET SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE.
On trains 50 and 61, between New York and At
lanta, ana Detween uoidsboro and warm Sprin;
- Through Pullman Sleepers on trains S2 and
between Washington and Augusta, and Danville
and Richmond", and Washington and New Orleans.
EffThrough tickets on sle at Greensboro, Ral
eigh, Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, for all
points South, Southwest West, North and East
For emigrant rates to Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas
auu un ouuuiwwn, aaaresa .
' . ' H.SLAJJGHTEB,
k oen. Manager. Gen.
Caa. Agent
Kichmond, va.
IVfRg. "tfOE PERSON,
MXNTJFACTTJRER OF
Sirs.1 JOE 'PERSONS .REMEDY,
WILL BB ATTHB
pEXTUAJj UpTEI pharlotfe,
; ; ,! N.C, Friday antf Satorday, rfec 12 and 13,
where she would be pleased to have parties Inter
ested In the subject of her REMEDY call on her,
and where she can give them more extended lnfor
mat'on than she can by letter. When the parties
cannot conveniently calf Mrs. Person will take
pleasure to calling if requested tpjdo so. Informa
tion In both cases f REE, . i " ' ,
r. i THE REMEDY IS A SPECIFIC FOR ALL V i
BLOOD; DISEASES.
; .As a Tonic it giyes Universal Satisfaction -
Ala1.Alterat,ve It is uneaualed. An a Purifier
of the Blood It Is endorsed by all who hare used It.
It Will eure Bhnnmatlam Haniwr In Its Aurlv mtaaom
Heart- Disease. Ervslnelaa. - indiomtinn nuinlTb
Colic, Eruption and all diseases occasioned by Im
purities ot the Blood. It isjnfalllble for Scrofula.
It relieves Catarrh. . It Is aboon to ladies suffering
from diseases peculiar to their sex. . r
IT IS AN AlfTIDQTE P0R mat.aptaj. BLOOp
And a sure remedy for restoring' the system after
CHILLS AND FEVER
t ' ; -.. 5 Jor sale by an Druggists. ' '"
" 1 LABORATORY-CHABLOTTE, n, c 7 ;
declltjtfwtt - r i -
LUBRICATING m
: CHESS-CARLEYCO.,
CH ARLO PTE, N, Vt
dec7eodly )
A GOOD
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C'Hf 3AF
FR NILS CHE p
Apply at
The ScqcefTjieTjr
. , "'t.pald.
RHoirmLF
4 Great Medical Warton Manhmnf
nervous and nh, '
ficuiauuvueciuie in man .. ""Wm
untold miseries resmg'&nmTwh-MS
eesses. A book for every in?n ro?mcre?on a
i and old. It contains 125 preS', ?Wdlw
andohmninriw-iQo Ttr"' 'Pt'o-is for all Z1
ble. So found ytSwthrw. 'lchll,taSi
23 years is such as probabHeveplif'Wito
lot ojtany physician. 3UJrSr UtoS
ful French musiui, euibi.sseaTve
sold to this country lor $2.50 or th m-2?ler M
refunded in every iustaTioe tt ??rtll5
mant-pald Illustnite ainSa t$ ,m
uow. Gold medal ?warled the i.nl
Aire science or Lire should be read ht ik
tor uisirucUon, and by the affluXS ? tt' m
will benefit alt-Lou(ton Elnit Cted u rJW 6
- 1 nereis no member of socletv t -v
Science of Life will not be useful Wh m
tguardlan instructor orJ
Address the Peabody Medical innt,. .
a Parker. No. 4 Bulfinch WreS ,
who may be consulted on ain siseaSTl? Z"
akllland experience. Chronic anrtSireq?,T,n
eases that hive butted iK , ?
au ouier puysiclans a sue II KA
SS I'll w ?n
tuBuiuue or t 11 I ,ir, u
: e. Umtlaii tnis ru,., ... a
l0J(,H4
TEEOELYTSU!
ON
TOWIC
Will purify the BLOOD, nv
Ute ti.e LIVEHand KIDNEY8,
sua viuua or YOUTH. Dj
pepEis, h aril oi Appetite, In
digestion, Lack of Strei.stft,
f ai i ireu c?ng itbsomKW
nerves rcceivencwrorci
Enlivens the mind ant
I ' A 11 1 ? S SnITerinirfromcomDialnli
supplies train rower,
inn Vf I Ea W jieculiarto their sex Ml
BSd in D3- HAB.TEB.'S I30N T0NI0 a fots lal
speedy cure. Gives a clear, healthy complexion.
Frequent tempts at counterfeitJue p,nlywii
to the popularity of itie eritfitial. lio uoi exia-,,
ment-ettlfe ti8GiA-AKn
(Send your address tq The lr. HortrW1.9o.
Stl4WiT M9for oar "DKKAM BO0K.''l
Foij of rtrwur9 404 a ioi onnation, jm
Juneld&wly .
IiIASON AND HAIIH
100
STXLEJI,
ORGANS, V
Highest honors at all great World's Exhibitions f
seventeen years. Only American Organs anmai
such at any. For cash, easy payments or rented-
UPRIGHT PIANOS
presenting very highest excellence yet attained la
such Instruments: adding to all previous Imprw
jne-t8 one of greater value than any; securini
most pure, refined, musical tones andlncrew
durability; especially avoMlng liability Uiftfo
of tune. Illustrated catalogue free,
. MASON & HAMLIN PIANO AND ORGAN CO,
4 Boston, 154 Tremont st; N. York, 46 K. lth si
unicago, ivi waoasii avc.
octl6daw4w
Will soon begin, and in anticipation of fun
lute nicrcuauLB nto auw
t - DOiUUUUL tylip IllWl o.Livvi'v.
' of fKo rrirwt'rvudnrrhlA'nrU
. We wish to call the a'
tontlonof thetradfl
to the fact that
We Have in Stock
-A FpiELe? --
Hollow Sugar Fid
Fancy Xmas Hearts and Toys of all a"
Hons,
FRENCH MIXTURES
In fact CANDIES of almost eyery sort lmagHSl'
Crackers, Cakes, j W
Nuts, Peanuts, Raisins, Canned Goods,
PRIZE GOODS,
Fancy Chewing flams
Cigars, Cigarettes,
j.
o ManutaaOf
We are eitner jne atanuiacnu""'
Agents or Jobbers of all these goods, and
them as cheap as they can be bought anr
.same quantities. - . 1
C. H. DPLSjLiS
DATLy AND WEEKLT-)
EstAbllBbed, ,,
The best advertlalng 8n s fann,i!J
every man In North Carolina wb0 TJ?
nr tnu nt timber land or waici i"" iHveD v
Jetteraof our
tATXABiUM a great repu""'"" "T.,,ivfl of u :H
glandTaa the only real repjresentotlve 01 mlt
BeeF State, and all New Eiiglande ""sit
ttaglnNorth Carolina send to the rw"
toj2!!Pf!fi iSrtieulars addrew
...rr no
lOhftan Lots For Sab-
. . . . j IfUl)
m4Va tstm ..1.
the
. - y. th cm i".--. .
comer of the city 1 p. .
nortn western wnn "m(,tery.'le1:ndt
r limits) and north of the f eterj. woajda
ny one wishing to secure chea PtMf
l to call soon, as the prices at
weu to cau soon, "V .
offered means auicBsaico. v,COCBgvL.
fOE CHRISTMAS I
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