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i .- 1 rr , t ti rx-r-r 1. 1 in i t-t: - tvt irk i xtt. : i-s-- ... VOLUME XXXIII. SPRING III fifty dozen Ladles' Hem-stitched, all-Linen Handkerchiefs, at 12t4c worth 25c. 35c. handkerchiefs '01 Lisle Thread Hoso. split feet, 25c. per pair., Job lot Ginghams and Seersuckers very cheap. . dPnniB-feppims Ar' reivty for your Inspection, and we extend ii ti our stock roniprlshs everything In ihe dry tt' He k'uie to look at our Dress Goods and rwiud a :d Egyptian Laces. v .. . In Line v,,. MiAnn. and Gents' Straw Hats, v -- Thanking yon (or past favors, and hoping to pflCCH and polite aiusuuuu, we aic uuis, u mj. Mmbm$& of m DY-MADE CLOTHING, SMITH mJIMI. Mks Lvlnla Hunter Is over our store, where she cutting aud mung. . , . My stock Is unusually attractive and prices very low. A beautiful line of TAPESTRIES or Curtains and Upholstering. - Lace Curtains at every price, In pairs or by the yard. ; . TABLK LINENS, TOHF.LS, And IVlarsailles :-: Quilts AT BOTTOM PRICES. MY St, 60 INCHES WIDE, - - ' " ' Extra heavy, for 75c per yard, Is a genuine bargain, , A handsome Hne of CRETONS, :-: RUGS, Tidies, Table and Piano Covers, Floor Oilcloths, Mattings, etc. , . . : , . t T. L, i Just opened their White Goods-and Embroidery Department, as usual have a stock superior to any In this city. Their - WHITE EMBROIDERED SUIT 3 Are beaut ful, and Swiss and MullTdglnKS and Insertings preU'er than can be found anywhere In the Sl5et- T??lr sU)ck Drs goods, fciiks, etc., Is unusually large and pretty. A beautiful line of gilt Braid and other Trimmings. Their stock of - - - , LADIES', ASSES' AKD CilLBBEfTS EOSISRY SJfS'D eI1 Se,(2!ted' and good value. Ask for Table Linens, Table Napkins, Mars ilia Quilts, Bleanb: ,?r. n0? rinlrtlD8S and Sheetings. The entire county and the whole surrounding country Is mo.-t respectfully invited to visit our house and see what we have. ALEXANDER & ILVKRIS. EGARDLESS 0 We Are Selling Clothing w. ioltjitm: aist & co - Now offer their entire stock of. WINTER CLOTHING AT SUCH LOW PRICES That it will astonish everybody. We mean to sell out our stock and don't intend to carry any over and to do this will make prices to suit everybody. Men of limited means can buy at our house a good suit for $4.50, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, ?10.00. These suits we sold at "least 33 per cent higher before the Holidays, but we mean to sell, and therefore put the knife into prices. Finer grades of Suits which we sold at $15, $18, $20 and $25, we ! now sell at $12, $12.50. $15 and $18. A large line of , . Youths , Boys and Which we will close out for less than cot of production. Wen s Underwear at greatly reduced prices, s We will only mamtain these ,prjces for .a,; short . time,, as we are bound to make roqnl for ourSpring Stock, which will shortly arrive. .Nobody .should .miss this opportunity. Call at once. W. KAUFMAN & :CO., oMg. III! (Bnnilk to you a cor Hal invitation to examine them before goods line from books and eyes to the finest woolen Embroideries. Large stock Torchon Laces. Also ' , merit a continuance of same by fair dealing, low Alexander, will be glad to see everybody wishing dressmak Ing, Tliffie "Col. OUR SPRING STOCK -OF- Boots, Slwfs and Hats, Is now complete, and we are able to present to our friends aud customers the most attractive and best selected ftock we nave ever had the pleasure of showing. Ladles', Misses' and Children's Boots, Shoes and Slippers, the best mnkes aud modt correct sVyles. Gents' Shoes In every style, shape and quality, from the broad ' Common Sense'1 to the elegant and beautiful fitting "Dude Shoes.' '.".'. Our stockf Hats was never more complete. We have aLso a complete stock of TALI8E9, TRAVELING BAGS, -And Shawl Straps. Should you need a nWe Silk or Mohair Umbrella we can suit one and all. Give us a call before buying 9 curiam k k Children's 1ST Smts I " ' ' . - - ........ -. . i . - sr , 'Truth, like thk sum, snancTuns submits to bb BSUUKIU), BUT, LIKE THE BUM, ONLI FOB A una. . " SubtMrriptlon to theObserrer. -i DAILY EDITION, s J- 5 I. s " Hinjsteeopy. - ;....IJ Seento. dj mo ween m me city......... .... ny tae monm Three months . .....;. Six months.... . , One year WEEKLY EDITION. Three months .... Six months . One year .. .... ... In clubs of five and ovr il Rn . 75 .S2.00 . 8.50 . 6.00 . 50 cents. ,$1.00 It 1.75 IV Deviation From These Rslrs Subscriptions always payable In advance, not 4 vuij ui uauic mil in luci. UNJUST DISCRIMINATION. The Washington Critie says that the re-gale employees of the govern ment in the departments at Wash. mgton incline to the opinion ' that Miss Cleveland's influence" with her brother, the President, will secure them more consideration at the hands of this administration than they have received under preceding ones, and that the President will as far as pos sible do away with the unjust dis crimination in .the matter of salary as between men and women in the de partments who do the same kind of work for which the' male clerks are much betfer paid, f This ia right; Auere ia no reason -wny women lp the government ; service " should be paid less than men who render the same kind of service, 'if they are as competent as men they should receive the same pay, and if they are not competent they should not be. kept in service. The pay should be based oh competency, and not upon the . sex of the employe. In addition to this there- is much room for reform in the departments where females are employed. Here tofore many of these appointments were made as a matter of favoritism; and Congressmen and Senators have thrust into positions where they ren dered mere nominal services, their mistresses and supported them at the public expense. Many a frail woman has thus been provided for, ind many a woman has parted with her virtue as the price of position sought. There has been much scandal in past years, growing out of this State of affairs, and much more that " has never seen the light in print, because the names of the parties that figured in them protected them ; from public exposure. Besides the frail and the fallen, there are gond, pure and hon est women, toiling faithfully for the support of themselves and others de pendent upon them, who feel humiU ated to know that circumstances compel them t- be thrown in contact with others wh6 have sold themselves to gain the favor that they had not the merit to win, but they could not help it, for to complain or to protest would be to incur 5 displeasure and loss of place. There are women, in Washington, members of what is called the "Women's League,'' who are doing what they can to reform abuses as regards women employes, and secure fair play and just recogni tion for the honest toilers. They say they have a "mission." We ; trust that in their efforts they will have the co-operation of Miss Cleveland, who can be of vast service to them, and of vast service, too, in helping along the reforms in which the better women who seek government emv ployment are so much interested. There is one thing certain, and that is that under the present regime, with the men " who are now at the heads of the respective departments, there will be very little encourage ment given to gentlemen whovseek soft places for female companions, nor for females who show. less re spect for the moral code than ' they ; should. ,f c:- $ 41 A man in New York advertised the other day that he , wanted to, give away his daughter,1 a good looking girl eleven years old,, alleging j&ai a cause that he could not support her. Investigation developed the fact that he wanted $ 1,000 for her. The socie ty for the prevention of " cruelty S children took the mazier into, the courts where it was decided that a parent could give away a child j but could not receive money for it. , .This seems to have been "a question in New York whether a parent had the right to sell a child. ' ! .-- - -- Perhaps Mr. Riel has been cons spiring with Mr. El Mahdi and raised that row up in Manitoba. O'Donovan Rosea has not yet announced that lie fixed up all that business. The New York, papers are, urging the citizens and authorities of that city to put it in a good sanitary con dition to guard against cholera's get ting a foothold in the event it makes its appearance this spring which they regard as highly probable. , . Congressman S. S. Cox, nominated as U. S. Minister to Turkey, got ; the sobriquet of "Sunset" from a gor geous description of a sunset he wit-. nessed on the 19th of Mayr 1853, when he was editor of the Columbus, Ohio, Statesman." ' ' - ' 4 Miss Cleveland, the President's sis '., ter, is very fond of children and kiss-, es all the little fellows ; whd are brought to see her, The Tennessee Legislature, Satur day repealed the railroad commission law by a vote.of 56 to 85.' ' , : ' ThelManitoba Revolt. ! Winnepeg, Manitoba, March 30. The latest dispatches from. Battle. Ford last night said Battle IFord has been captured. The Indians have got possession of every bdusef in the place and the settlers escaped the barracks where ' they are now awaiting an attack from the. Indians who are gathered on the South' side of the River. All are well armed -A' fight, it is believed, will' take rplacei before evening: ' - - - THE NOMINATIONS. Alt OPINION IN THIS JS. C. 'COLONY.' Soa,4eat!emea Jtot 8atinfied-H'lifit is Said About J arris and the MBissiOn f ; --The Other-Plaeest bm - mm Correspondence of The OBaa '"Jg1 , Washinqton, ::3Iarcb"36;X;ITorrt leaai -rour days it has been i knorti that Gov. Jarvis would , receive the mission to Brazil. Building upon the action of the State Legislature, his friends had influence enough with the Congressional delegation o get their uuauiiuous support xnat done,- quiet but? exceedingly effective work was ; got in, " as the Western phrase i4: in high quarters One of our Sena tors gave the matter his close per sonal attention, and he received such! aid air' was necessary or possible from bis colleagues It is verv safe r,ri sat that considerable as is the 'reputation. ui A,ue exsuovernor at home, he could wiujr nave secured tne office by strong effort in his behalf exerted unremit vngiy., it 18 probable, that it would jiot have been conferred" without the earnest, solicitation ot ijren... osansom. - The nomination, alonsr with 'local nominations of .'prominence.'.was exs pecteo on u riday iiut the messenger did not arrive until after- the Senate had adjourned. "? Hence the comment one hears is not ao : fresh as thatover the other dipldmatie ' appointments made at the same timeNorth Caro linians nere, as else where, are divided ou the question of, Jarvis'j'ability,' Some have never., thoughts thafc be was equal to his measure in the unblfrt eye. Others doubt' that the jneasure nas oeen oennitelyfascert&ined.'H But perhaps the larger number, including his zealous' personal-; following t and A otners who do not specially admire him, claim for him very considerable executive force." He' is believed bv wiese genuemen. to nave, peen a good 1 . f ..-,.. : leader in reconstruction times.) ti have made a successful Qoverncrr" and to be altogether a man of .much- sagacity ana shrewdness in the con auct ot public affairs. .Nevertheless, tne effort or his peculiar friends to give; turn the eclat of high statesman ship,. ..and bestow -upon him such' praise as is only earned by the most giiteo ano accompusnea pubuo men? reacts uniavoraoiy wnen ne comes to Mb viewed in the lareer heht of een-. eral opinion to"which he'is nbw-ex-plosed. I have heard from, nobody not al North Carolinian this exaggerated judgment or any thing -approaching if. This afternoon correspondents of leading papers are interviewing, citi- zens pf a North Carolina forljhe-lpur IDSe. ot i ascertaining the facts of- his career and some-opinion as to his -t ah ehts, , It is the best only that is said in reply to questions, bo far Us I anf Gov. Jar via. it is said, will have a fine field of operations in Braail. It is a large empire, having a constitu tion and a liberal and enlightened ruler, who is a friend of the. United States. As , a Southerner. Minister Jarvis-will bu able to understand the peculiar institution," slavery, which flourishes in a mild form in Brazil, ahd therefore will be more erirapvart vtjivu tu i3iuziiicHi ano ineir govern-: ment -than would a Northern. man- But the greatest consideration i the matter of trade relations i with :; that country, which it , is exceedingly de sfrable to improve, . If he will exert hi mselL ancU ujidrJJie-suretjstiQna of policy which Mr. Secretary Bayard v'uj ue.apt to fUFnisa, carry; into er ftlct ajtreaty whfcti fsball enable, hat. people5 to enjefy bUr manufactures and ofir people to enjoy their coffeey fruits and other products, he will add greatly to his laarela fend promote in a large measure thproiperity of his country, j The salary is X3,000. The anguage of taecountfy-;js Portu guese, y.. . ... v .Two other nominations ef North Carolinians vere sent in this, noton: Obi. David Settle, for marshal of the Western district, and, Hon. Clement Upwa, to? couector . oLthe SixthUn ternal Revenue District. ' These n6m. inations fend the nomination of Ex- Gov. Jarvis were all forf ' a this correspond . There .' jdis Siitisfacti6:i. (j-:ntlemen pre furred other candidates have their '"ay." Upon the, whole, however, I think the.new marshal and collector ate regarded a the. best men for jthe respective positions.. ue t rung pan be said jOur peopl e who fail to get 'wLhat they a-k for or 'exoect domot cuss niiU qnit," but announce Heir ileteriir nation to stand uu.. Mc" .fall tiie ills of life victorious." : " I jLieut Gov. Stedman U stoppl.ijf at the MetrritanHairJEiW'-4iere toj pr.-83 the application of .Mr C?has. i4 Bobifiyoii'foeJiiipireiblty.-bf. thfe port.of Wilmington. ' jMr. Gpnrea II SnowTpf RalfrrghTTjrr hi way td'NtfWJ YdifcJsoetiC stvfeSier djv.iu this city. . t,. . ... ... ntilogist, wits liere oa SuQdaj &urjti,, Stepresentative Johnston did not leve for 'ABWvilM. 'asheexpected, ori yesterday. f Hejvilf tremin fkjtew,- days Jonger... r.-Johnton has fvl$ i postomce the' term of theTojat, t master Qtf-iWhiith rtms nor expired. w I have got him down fine. .- Ir. IXiWt Piaatt fjwiefIvl)tCaftJ tefet,. but, latterly of Buucombe coun ty! is now residing in .Washington.' Hfe"' son ' ' Is . a ' jclerk'.'.ln 'the.. Ebbltt HoUSe. i a. i-'nvu -i r ' .v. .ELL, To Prevnfi lucki;tnbllnJ wo bills aTe pending inithe Pennw sy vania Legislature- which -are r. io- tended to materially chanea the b te inessof brokers.5' '0e;-t)f the meas-ii ure is, "An acf tOj prohibit . specuJa tioin in the 'stock ofcprppratibris,'" in the necessities ofIifeVand in the cotomod ities of commerce by orun. der the systems known as dealing iri margins.'-' A yiolatipn:of the,provis; siob of the act isirtade a misdemean" or punishable ' 'Ort !conviciionL'" by a ter,m oi lmprisourneiit not exceeding one year and a fine - not exceeding $500. The second"- section' provides modities by way of margins,!where jio", delivery ',18 ad prv expepteo?i naii oe entirely voiu. tne otner bill requires-that every--peT8or-mafcsr mg a contract tor Arte sale pi stocx Or the delivery of "property "shall fur : hish the buyer with 'the serial num bers and dates of such certificates rof stock, receipts, acceptances or mother evidences of title to or liability for the delivery of the property therein spepified.'" If no' time be specified, then the delivery shall be on the day of making the contract.. JSut in ve ry case the stock or the evidences of property. with ', the ! number and UOUCOj LUU0V W fj . V. . VV VUU pUlLUOO' I''!" X-Il-"' 'il '"Tli ii pin i .'rT7"CrV, i The Nimble incumber. i .; nA'ii'"",1'lr ;' Atlanta ConsUWtloa, , A .. ... ; & Tbe F lorida cucunDer.t ia s making arrangements to take - the place various winter amusements at JJortb."-1 -. ''' - i Sir- "wi i i rVTH8 m DOLES QfiJIATjURlt..;. ! Birds iateeia.it -i pi. uooiys jyTan, in me rprtnignttenew. .': ' ' ' . fihififceiMi: two fnirma off- u ' ih'avA lit'th to,, "Briii fii;VL.-.t urseyes tne movements of crawling J insects and peck at them. iudWndi1 lanco and:,4irection witb almost in- falliblft accuracy. They will instinct iveijr appreciate wounds, readny run Ping toward an invisible ben hidden in a box when, tbev hear her '"nail Some, young birds also ,bave : an in uaie, .jnsuncuve norrox ot the, Bight Of a hawk, and of - ihe', sound of its yoice.ji. jOwallows,., titmice, , tomtits and wrens, after, having been confin eu.i,rox oirtA, are capaoie or . nyin successfully, at once, when liberate on theiri wings having, attained the necessary, growtn, to render .nieht possible., The duke of Argyll relates ome , yery,inwresiing particulars uoout $ne instincts oc birds, especially or tne. wateri ousey the .merganser and;tbe wild duck.7 . Even as to . the class Of beasts I find recorded: '.'Five class of beasts I fine youn pole iats were found . comf ort" fmfnrt ablv imbedded in drv withnrArl ,andin a side, hole of proper, dimenN slops fpf.jsuch. a larder wereforty frogs ajiij,, two toads,, all .alive, bu,t mei -viy juapaoie 01 sprawling-, a little On examination the whole-number. toads and .alL proved to have been purposely .and dexterously; bitten tnrougn .tne Dram." ,jiuvidently the paren t, polecat had thus provided, the Dung .wita1 " food .which , could be Kept periecuy . iresh. . because . alive. and yefc..was rendered quite unable to escape,; 'Tbis pingiilar mstinct is like others hich are vet morefullv 'de. veloped among insects a class of an imais,tue",,lnswncts of which are so numerous.' wonderful and nntorinna that itwiH le probably enough to re ler to one or two examples.. The fe male carpenter bee.' in order to oro tect her eggs, excavates, in some piece of 'wood, a series of chambers.' in special order, witn a view to. a pecu liar mode of exit, for her voune: but tl)e youngmother can have no -con boious Knowieage ot tne series e-ac vujus suuseuuBDuy w ensue. ' ne le male of the Wasp, snhex.' afTorda an other well Known.' but verv remarka- ble-' example of a complex instihet croseiy related to tnat aireadv men. tipnea in. tne case ot tne polecat, vxhe iemaie wasp nas to --provide fresh - living animal- food for her nrocen v. whichwheu it quits its eggs, quits it Irt 'the3 form oi an "almost helpless gruo, utterly unable to catch.' retain or kill in active struggling prev. w: Accordingly the mother insect had notj only to proviae and place beside ?r DggsHuiiMuie, living prey, uut so tq treat "it that it may be a helpless, unresisting victim, v That victim may b4 a mere naternillar nr it. mav ha & firreat. Po werful grasshopper, or even I that most flerne antlA anrl rria j . -. r j i OE insect tyrants, a fell and venomous I nidef "- Whhevei ir. mav ho t"ha I fPP?uw was gone, tbe feht ot food was naaseat yiuer. V UTWUever It may DO, tne I ln to me. I would wnnld waJm tm in th nn.i. which induces,' or in the several spots which induces or in the several soots 1 -wtiicn lnaiKR mmniAW naraivma na i jj..' i...-V td motion, let us hone as to sensation i " iuwuv-o, wuiiiicM! iiiuoiv bio oa i also. l his done, the wasp entombs the helpless being with its own eee. and leaves it for the support of the suture gruo. i ' J' ' Wtater rliBtai That hao Uh Fttalts Frpm tnePhlladelplila Press i i frhi8 brings me to speak about my j f . ..... , experience of the climate of Manito ba. The variations of temperature were very , great; u. have seen the thermometer stand at 125 degrees in side a tent in summer, and at 58 des greea oeiow zero, or ao degrees be low- freezing point, outside the house iri winter.;, Such - Arctic cold wnnld be) unendurable if the air were not so wonderfully dry and clear, and often very still, that it does not seem half asf cold as it really is. Then the changes of weather are not eenerallv very sudden; tne heat and cold are very regular, and in midseasons the thermometer does not fluctuate much. The enow outside our house is from sii tQ ten feet deep from 'November to! Aprils- Moccasin, made bv In dians of moose skin, are used instead of shoes, to cover the feet, which are first cased m several, pairs of stock1 We were forced to melt snow' for all thel;water ,we Used, last, winter. The .cold ; ia sa.intens& that when malted snowwater ia poured from tae:cK)ueF,ioto s5a . pau ana- taiien. at otjceacrofts-tothe stable, theiceori it frequently has to be broken with a stick before the cattle. can drink,, ..It iairather nTcnmmhn sicht to se npn. pie paTrtroze'nr'The Vart'a'fEectisdr all feeling. Unless yOu see yourself m a class, or are told ot it: you are -not conscious of being frozen. In this Dlierhv it is best not to near a fire. as; ijudapf Urn wing m. very . paiutul . . V ... . . - oihg theuisQlyes, with snowj; or, bet. ter Htni.3 wtn pararfine on. ua sidnally; jvhe4one is frozen; andfar tr)m nelpf-tee part trozen, it- an ei- remity,' wm enart oil. J Liast -jear a man- livuf& SbouE thirty miles front .usj -kaa-iboldi that his ean. was, J rosen s n re uTrrnis tihuu w leer, arm uie ." U l UUUTO.tUl Ui U1B 1U1IIU.F ! UUU VB 1 KometiHMesira-ve to -oe amnutatea r6rji f eypre f rofctbjtes;." My , kitten's kr moz& aud broke-off last winter, ?md' A ffi'gbbdr's pony lost its ears iti lthesaine-way.;V-fii;-. v.-.-, "ti , - i was surorisea wnen l nrst touna the mustard freeze in my mustard pot which stodd afooV from the kitchen stovepipe, and two feet above i the 8tove;wnere there was a blazing tire air day- ana " every . day. through the winter Yet the mustard froze between every meal. To woman the most trying part or a winter in Manitoba is not its severity tor you live in a warm house but its length. Snow lay on the ground for six months and a half,' and' the great ikes were, trozen, ' ,fv Diamonds in Ubio , .... fewa.k Special in Cincinnati "Enquirfer; ' . j- A four -woo Ira- aiTipa- T Yf ' A trVoa -f Hohie.r;ithis county, while walking nlnnir the hnnlr nf 1 hi ftraek- 'riAflr his I homer saw a small pebble glittering Au the gravel at his leet. picked 9, Up.anci took it home and, after hav; ing had the usual test applied to; it, it hai'been pronounced to be a very nne diamona .the value ot.wmcn has beein fixed at $50,000. - A. few days since M rs. Mary A. ' Willis, of ; the -Same pdace, in. looking over stones in her, possession that she had previous-. ly eol!ected.frQm the bed o the same creek,' noticed that one of them, bore the' general appearance Jf a petrified.. !orh-cob-Ihe kernels Of which were glittering-little' stones." ' ! She ' imme-; ttoWT, 8jytiB::ibe:'.:Mpo-a ,Dr. . Ayjres, who pronounced it.to be -full ' Qf tjrtSaft, rtTartirtfir1' '"if'it;h'ri" "hrnhnhlA t8 M1iSwAji? S' S.T- Prooaoie iyalie - - f .430,000.-. -The utmost x tttewent prevails mthe vicinity ovefl pnnw s ;i Ot thecUsCOVery.OJE these precious Stones; I cane natr seatlilf aW"iactoryand . - 'eW' oniau-'dears out rats, micS. 1 15c-. ? ' f; :1 i in " -l1''' ' "it. 1 'Mil b -M r 3 In a recent Bpeecb ' W the United States Senate on the land crants tn , railroads in FlhHdAt Sntr. nail Mr i om state; was quoted as saying that I Mr. a. u Waiie8.v the ff agent of the 1 .Walao! and . Tamoa'.Railraul ."has , . w"t'"rUB.'l,'Puu" f10 tioii certain8 lands, with - tbe PetOjra Pon tbem, and to seU them uu vueir untuge groves ana, tneir improvemen ta and th . lAnrta' '1iat' been bought lare'y by specutlatoi. iir. wanes,-in response, pronounces Senator Call's statement as simply tmtrue. BS Jdeclares : thai nhft ngnts and claims of the settlers hare at an times been recognized ; by" i the toju unu company ' ana its 'agemv. In all bases settlers have been notifiV ed when the lands were to be offered for sale, and they have been allowed the j prior i right to 'purchase ftheir i lands at not exceeding government i 'price; 'Any improvementnof a per I uituienii uuaraeter,' not accompanied i with a settlement gives the t person i A " ; " . v. - ' K a . P01?0" SSSSfL! "nprovement the prefer- I at tne appraised 1 " -i w anee aiso anter- VP a numoer or tacts m of Senator Call's statement; that i these sales are without authority of ' inn, uu ne cnauenges.asearcmngin- yeBLiKutiou mm tne wnoie matter. 1 An Americaa.TenelFireit Upon. . I PAtfASiM riAGltticsTdir. Marcban oh. nearing tbe wharf at Coloiy mv. ureu on. i- one returned lire. : A t A Clear Skin t iSi ohlv a oart nf rfanf-tr. is a part, liverv ladv pay have it ; at least, what tooks.,like it... Map-nolia1 ,ialm , both; ,, freshens 'and beautifies. teb3-d tu tbu suaw i s i.asi . - MRS. jtoe PERSOTS EDT. ' . ! Merit Will Tell In the Long Sua ; . ; TABBobo, N. C Feb. 4. 1888. ' Hns. Job Pebson --Mnim . fill! n n mf nnM K I KiuBB vi jour luuneay ana 2 gross wasn. We are QOlnff well With !t In Tarhnm ar1aalika .nnnul. Increasing and It bas given satisfaction, so far as uore muni, iu can,: we are t w:; xiespccuuiiy, , ., , j , , , y x. -b. HODGES ft CO. j ! WHAT IT HAD DONE. - 11 - 'AimuKo. jieo. loan. preast, whlen I fear Is cancer, that belne Incident ur aevtjrai years i nave nad a trouble with my u Ml.'?" . Sqeral utoiu iioo udbu wreuaeu irora its eirects. 1 De- 64,116 m I was Incapacitated for au work: my ISi???!1-"1?. leas!, eJer!1?n 1 W palpitation ft tttfrbi "i uiwxwienuyinatiwasneiiHess. lwas bu uervous i coma get no good sleen. but would ta' awake at night restless, and when I did drop off to sleep would soon awake with a start, and it IT nyuiu uo uoura uoiore 1 couia get to sleep again. my constitution ymn wrecked nope was gone. I concluded, as a last resort, to try Mrs. Joe Per son's Bemed. I commenced using It last July, have taken 17 bottles, and the 'effect hns heon nnn. derful. My general health Iseioellent Isleenai I well as I ever did In my life and wake In the morn ing feeling refreshed and well I can not only get uirouu mj vw.i onjiuuajM wimout mtigue DUI' nave fine appetite to relish it now after i cook it I I can go au u ty long ana am not ared when night eouvs. 1 have net had a touch ef piupicauou oi me neart, since soon alter I com menced the Remedy . My breast does not pain me at all. or give me any trouble. I do not know Whether the Bemedv will cure mi Itrnaat nr nnt na the lump is still there, but If It neverdoes.no words of mine ean express my gratitude for what j the Remedy has done for me. It has done more 1 ior me man mrs. rerson promised me it would do, when I consulted her in reoard to luinv It I will take pleasure in trtvuur any one information In re gard to my ease who may desire it. I wish every I amiciea person in tne land could know of Its vir- I uie, , i am graiemuy, m ART T.. imtlV Wlttnesses H. B. Bryan, X. B. Hodges. A CARD. to all who are sufforlne from errora and tndln loss of manhood, ftOjIwlU send a recipe that will cure you, KREE OF CHARSS. This great remedy was discovered b a mlssionarv In South AnrnHea. Send self addressed envelope to Bav. Jobxfh T. uah, station i. new xork. ocOBdeodAwly. i '1 1 ' H m . HWho Is Mrs. Wlnslow T s. As this Question Is frennent' asked, we will ulrn. ply say iha she ts a lady who for upwards of thirty years has untiringly devoted her time and taleute as a' f male , pnysician and nurse, principally aioong chllitteir, tthe has etyecially s'ndled the constiiution . and wants r ibis numerous dass. anu, as a re-un or mn enort, arid practical knowl edge, obtained In a lifetime -Dent as n irse and physician, she has compounded a Soothing oyrup, I lorjcauuren leetninn u operates use ittBglc giving test and h-a th. and 18 moreover sure to -regulate the liowels; 5 .1 a -eonseqtience of thUartt- i a benefaotor of her race; ch!lirea c-rialnly do cio. ars. wiaiow i-v oeoomioa woria-renowned as rise uo and Dieihr. esoeclHllT Is this tbe case (n llits city Vt qanUtiesof the Poothlun Syrup Hreuaiij soia ana used nere. wetnink urs wnx wlow s immortalized her rwm bv this invalna Me amcle -aud we slnoerelr believe thousands of I cniMren nave Deen -iafed trom an early grave by . us iimety use. ana mat m.iiioris yet uunorn win share ts heoefiu, nnd unite In calling her biassed. No mm her has discharged her dutv to her suffer ing little ot.,4n our uptnien, until 'she has given 11 tne oen-nt ot u wiiw.wi H-otning ayruo Trir;lt. uaotliers'-try it itow Ladles' Visitor. New York City. Sold br. tll diiuuists. Twentv-flve A sure cure for Blind. Bteedine. Itching and Ul cerated Plies has been discovered by Ur. Williams, (an Indian ttemeuy , called or Williams' Indian File Ointment A stnele -box has cured the wont sunVr nve minutes after Dufcrne this wonderful 1 - . " Lotions and Instruments do - more harm than good. Williams' Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the "Intense itching. (particularly at night after fretting warm In bed.) acta as a poultice, gives Instant relief, and is pre ' pared oruy ior flies, itcning oi private parts, and for nothing else'. Price 50 cents. T. C. Smith 4 CO-4 agents f t 0 tH ; febSldeodAwlr MRS. JOE -' PERSON'S .vfi nr" ;i -;- ; ; , it REMEDY Reslores Vital Energy. Lost by Indigestion, Overwork. Worry, Mental I Strain, or other causes. I I, Is Nature's Ctreat bVSteiTl . ; KeilOVatOr j-- ? :" J AND BLOOD PURUTEB, - 1 ' i 1 'rfi .11- -Ij- " - S-T- sozto; BY ' ALI . 1HUGGf STS. vKhae'eoraa Witw to ihidty,iithaving-tho very latest and het4 maehtneTy , ,are jrepared to de the very bestTJriTposs.bfe, and guarantee satisfaction Bemhoutetiirtee v;soUcltlie bat)nage lome Enterprise ! ! TO j FtR"ITIJREi DEALERS hAW THE publicv Tt,. At - . .,- , .g i-, . . ........ , -ww; 'i !':.. ' ! 'jv;''.-. f J"!t '''1 ,ft " 1 w Mwmmm -tj.- . - .i'-.a :sr sk-tj !,-.., : , "- . ''" t, 'i . j . ;i 'I ?-ii.l'J .di . ;o: ' ' ' . m cd t-f .J:r - " . ,. , : - ' - - -f' -O i.iIi ihil i niTIVrrAlFnFI7.:'(!'a''l51JfrFnifI r j jj j -TKi.W.l?irulounoe0 he JfMut !" 9ielr SPrtnK Thai comprise every desirable novelty ot shade and WORLD OF In tne i Checks and SJMS82?S5t. Suiting, Tricots, rl n. """i,0""1 m'?,..0""'B' i, Nun's Veiling, Tissues, Albatross, li My 'I : i .1 'i! pa Hi Jlj. 'OaUDD JE fJ?? of mournlrg goods Is by far the largest tabrlc that can be found In tbe market In the black i, i , m 1 ml mm II - M m T I mr m v VV VV WW i (V - h Ii nil f r n ii jl a xxv ii vii ju lyj. iiiij ' I 1 ' V i'!' v '- -! .11 IB I ill L V MI ; A .1 TrT-CTX' IF I 1. I IJ i I 111 : h 1 '-Is VU"TT '; ...., , . ,. i '. : 'M. Hi t- . . j ;t, ; Vf ' '1:111 1 f ''" '? - . ! , , , ... ., tttSSSXSStSl "J.? tne 8teteniay ot be aware that we conduct this branek ef budneM T 8 JSirffffS25.-2 underKtne manaejment ef Mme. Reynolds, of New York. whoM TaWUfarM m f' oMgeXW tadteB'.wh0 i-?-JBffi.-a dPonn- MlflMig 1 - . -H-.'j.'-'f!-. ' ,.. , LJ,J$$Tta2?t 01 Millinery Goods is without seen her work, and who we irnnw t ho thm are really the creation of true art, equal, if n hly WITTKDWSKY CHARLOTTE, N. G: is. bu. AMUDmm? Largest btock ot Furniture m the ;8tafoL (03 Send iro&.fmlJ&Jf- 03 03 .a w . . .eC CQ v. 60 . C5 s -. 13 02 P t 'A m as U r es fl e3 PflTi'li'TVQ n A RtrTOrnG UTTTJT ATlSJtTTtTTOTO'i r-a.)ir!J sift Orders by telegraph attended ttdsTwrofebt E M. A.N'DRB3ffi FRED C. HUNZLER, ' WHOLESAIiS , LAGER BEER DEALER AKTD . BOTTLER, P.TT A"R f X TT'R N" C VUAUUU A -L-MT ' v.j Bepresents two of the largest LAQEB BB Breweries u the United State. Tlie Berpier Ac Engrc-1 Brew ig Co rntlladelplusk, and the i j . ..... . . P. A W. Scliaffer Rrewlag Co., oi Ifevr York. - T " THE LARGEST LAGER BEER BOT- f , TUNG ESTABLISHMENT f IN THE CITY.- . CTOrders Solicited. All orden promptly filled and delivered free of ehatge to any part of the city. decaodif i LAND FOR SALE. I offer for sale that valuable tract of land lying Inst beyond the eastern limits of tbe city of Char lotte, and known as "meurove." This tract com prises one nnndiea 'and tmrxy-two and ons-hair .- acres of land, of which about twenty-five acres are creek and branen bottoms. Upon tbis tract Is a large and . commodious dwelling house,- and the" necessary out-bulldlngs. .1 also ofTer for sale another farm adotnlnK the above) of fifty-two and one-half acres, upon which are a small frame and several log houses. . : : I will sell tbis nronartv as a whole or I will dfvlde It to suit pnrchnsers. This property can be bonut . at a reaaonaoie price ana on easy terms, ana py one wUttlDg to purchase would do well to nppiyat eueeto ' T. -- ' - 8. J. TOERKSCjS.,.. decTnefiMaU8anawtf - - - PRICE FIVE OEIIT i i h i, a m m m m .m :. i - i m. Weks are how complete aW ready W liitpectioi' tabrlc that Is atall onwhtoMd desirabto to if.LfFllZH SAW II03SAS9 "Htv WOOUB,' vciout viotns, ttOQairt, boudau CWtt " and other nletnln goods tor sumam wet-t'd y !-;:V?i' ciotus, Mohai . s Soudan CMa Ts ' - ' i '") vs M-'UiaB tairrn;jrii l ' 3 ; 5-.ii-:pl,fci '.neJesmJaoc c3 and most select in the Carolina, empTlslnc'tMrr ' 1 goods line, at the lowest TposslbSI prtSSy Tr I 'r.Lc' r Jul- iz.ti2JiirL5cr noLf ffcl - ?P.Vi::i-ii i.--)!ii.'"jJ-r -.ri t-i ed 7.i r .(!Ji"Xrff!J3r3 -XT 'rf-'-i.j ..l 1 ... .f-f T - 71 lo Jfo-ftm " - ' 1 ti r- , nrt A t riff doubt the mmrt Tuniilnttn for tons Indg'tirihrisi 'I competent to Judge of such matters, nay her deslcna. V ! superior, to any Parisian work that ean be produced. - ' '! 1 uanMXto beJiiciqq ' i i snnj -.leiit 5o coijw i) "i.ofl oit.(tli..i,:i' I.- .1 !.' (it i'A w. ..-i- , -j , 2s3' apt ? 15' 1 1 niai injm rrrtA,? Id lld wnuliu - J iiaMmitJLvluifk'-kaMsrtU"1 . vc,"'- it O I'.XKT rr. fc Mnfrj 4t&A;iI ' . throat .and taMehiftl tb " " I .tminmwiii rSt St4 IkMavHvMI BIMto-BMk tw tk feaallh tr im Mt aawaaaaM tka cm aula one. - . .f ... a. ,,, , , , WALTER. A. TAYLOBt Atburta. OtW deel7dwedsatsanw6m mrsVjoetebsok r Remedy f 'f Will Cue all BioI l lemMS i I, '. JSM - i I . ' -V IIIH i,'r."'-t,'i!,! - fil ' Tr': 13 ': n.'.ifi .... . i .'-- i '.. .-L . ' ' r, i-t K.'-si. i'r 4 m5J "Jul bunevrt $10,(K)0 Wouldn't pay for the toss Of aeeastoMi . ' i br sickneas thit F-it t -edlim --r-.T'. I. - i ii
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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April 1, 1885, edition 1
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