In Time, Labor and Money. No housewife
Glassware, Window Glass, Nickle, Britaniay-
can afford to be without it. It has no equal for cleaning Silver and Plated Wares,
Brass, Copper, Steel and Bronze without scratching. It is Indispensable - as a; kitchen
soap. Kept by all first-class druggists and grocers.
EEHBBSSBESnSEQBIHBBSBl
COLORED CATHOLICS.
Progress of Their Church and
School Worlt at Richmond.
Richmond Dispatch.
- In the year 18,79 Right Rev. Bishop
Keane began his missionary work
among the colored people of this city,:
and his success so far bfaa been most
gratifying to, him. About two years
ago be succeeded in securing the help
or the Josephites, an order established
in England for the good of the cols
ored race, and the result wag the
coming to Richmond of Rev. Father
Slattery, former superior of the order
in Baltimore. Since his arrival here
Father Slattery haa devoted himself
zealously to the spiritual welfare of
the '' colored people. ' A handsome
brick church, parsonage and school
house have been built on Jackson
street, and in a short time the former
will be dedicated with imposing cere
monies. Father Slattery has not
stopped here . ir( his good work. He
realized the$necessity for good teach
ers for hig schodl, and his 'efforts to
secure thcfb. have been successful.
The steamer .Wyoming; 4 which ar
rived in New York Wednesday,
brought from England -three Sistera
of the Order of St. Francis, who will
come to Richmond to teach 'in the
, colored pathplic ischpol attached to
St. Joseph's .church. These ladies
Sisters Alphonsas, Leonardand Do
minicaare members of a cpmtnunity
whose original seven were converts
from the English Church. . They had
v been a sisterhood in the establish
ment land I. they thenlselves, with
their convent and grounds, : were
brought into the Catholic Church.
At Null Hill, near London,1 they have
a house of. reformation for girls, a
select school for the upper classes,
and a free sqhool for the poor. In
1831 they volunteered to come to Bal
timore, there to take charge of a
foundling asylum for negro children,
and to teacbw the girls' school of the
colored Catholic church. They are
now cpming; to continue the same,
work in Richmond, Here they will;
. ceacnuoouisDoys ana gj.i4.neaQ
V Sisters.wili te in the city the latter'
part of 'nextiweek and will occupy
temporarily the pastor's residence.
They will beginj school on Monday,
06tobet 5th. Sister Alphonsa will
" be the aunerioreea; t
Womeii.'Ih Boston- . r
From Letter to Cleveland (0.) Leader?
' :
; No feature ot: Boston life is more
suggestive than;the great number of
wbmehr who; ccjme into ..the.iCitx-on,
the local trains" prom- 7i till 9 in the
morning. ' It is suggestive because, it
is an outgrowth of the new condition
Tof affairs which MrsJ Sutherland Orr
calls t'l'the renaissance .olwomann
hood.,". It is a condition -that t shdws
how womei hay entered .into busi
' ness and K industrial life and how dm
portant a factor they are in economic
interests. ,5Chat its tendency is to de
crease the' numberl';6f-;iihose'f-"mai:
triages that have been. tour de force.
;that have peeh')pontracted not from
the feeling that should make mai
f riage sacred, but on the mere basis of
. Jfobd and shelter, is doubtless the fact.
"Marriage must be a very miserable
condition if only starvation, ariyes a
woman into it" Tera&i rio&d
; Englishwoman recently." "The new.
5 ( tegime doesf not so much tend to dec
" imate the number as to elevate 'the
- quality of. our homes. For a home is
not, necessarily1, determined : by the
family "cooking: stove; it is, in its
; ideal sense; a spiritual kingdom, an
atmospheret and one to which modern
conveniences' and the elimination of
domestic drudgery. 'greatly Contrib
ute. It is of .all thiSythat.one thinks
in seeing the throngs6f wbMea 'that'
emerge from the early jriprnmg tbB8
- to Boston. :
Accomplishments of the Average
' .'Baby.
The Independent. - - -
. It can wear out a $1 pair of kid
shoe3 in twenty-four hours.' . ; '. , .
It can keep its father busy ad veiN
tising in the newspapers for a nurse.
. f It can occupy simultaneously both
sides of the largest sized bed manu
factured. It can make itself look like a' fiend
just; when 'mamma ' want8 - to show
"what a pretty baby she has."
It can make an old bachelor in the
room adjoining uso language that, if
uttered on the street, would get him
in the penitentiafy for two years.: Cf
It can go from the furthest end of
the room to the foot of the stairs in
the hall adjoining quicker than its
mother can just step into the closet
and out again. ;-"-.;v-:-'( '-r.
ii It cani go to sleep N"liko a little
angel; " and just as mamma and papa
are starting1 for tbe theatre it can
wake up and stay awake until the
last act. j' '
It can : cause its - father to be in
sulted ;i by : every boardings house
keeper in the city who 'never take
children, " which m nine cases out of
ten ia very fortunate, for, the child
reb;. ; " . V
r These are sofne bf the- things- that
a baby can do. But there are other
things as well. A baby can make the
commonest homo. . the brightest spot
on earth; f ? It canlighten ;the burdens
of a loving mother's life by adding to
them. It can flatten its dirty little
face against the wjnddw-pane in such
9f way that the tired father can see ft
as a picture before he rqunds the cor
ner. Yes, babies are great' institu
tions, particularly one's own baby.
Was Not Expected To.j
Eron the. Southern Bivouac.
H At a certain battle of the late war
a federal chaplain happened to get in
the vicinity of a battery of artillery
which was hotly engaged.' :The Con
federate shells were plowing furrows
around the guns, and the cannoneers
answer fehot sfpart shot. The chaplain
aaaresseai nimsejii -to a sergeanuwno
wa3 very" efficient but -at the same
time rather profane, in the following
words: ''My friemd, if you go :on
this way can you expect the support
of Divine Providence?'.'. ''Ain't ex
pectin' it," said the sergeant :r,.the
ifeHs'fsrslyas oeeootdered
to support this battery,
n
' Gent3, to make a good appearance; snould have
shapely .Jooklng feet. Fine fitting ishoes, con
structed oii ' scientific principles, cover up defects,
aria at'tfre samfc time ' develop all the good points
tn one's feet,- pt these reasons, and for ease and
comfort, always ask your dealer for the ''HAN AN"
snoe oy tar tne Dest ever maao. a. kajnxln
Sl BBO. agents for Charlotte
teblldeod
SUin iiiscasesi Cured
By Dr Frazier's Magic Ointment. .Cures as If by
Magic, pimples, black heads or jgrubs, blotches and ,
ernptlons on the face, leaving the skin clear and.
beautifnl; ' "Also cures-, itch, salt; rheum;' sore nip
pies, sore Ups, and old,' obstinate ulcers. ' Sold by
druggists,'6r mailed on receipt of price. 50jents
old b? TCSmith &.Co. f -t ftrf2icSe!0dAwly?.
By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bajsarif
thes only cure for coughs, colds, hoarseness and
sore throat, and all diseases , of J;he Throat and
Lungs. Do not neglect a cough. It may prove
fataL Scores and hundreds of people Jc?& their,
livesito -De--Fraaier 'a - Throat 'and Lung Balsam;
and no family will ever be without it after once
Rising lt,:and discovering its marvelous power. It
Is put up in large ifamily botUes'.'ajQd soldforthe
mall price ; of, 50 cents a bottld.-- Sold by T.O.
Smith & Co. " V ' ' ' 1 -i--' Htfeb3Sdeodkwly ;
Iawsfh tors, Wive and Irotliets
: We emphatically guarantee Dr, Marchlsi's Cath
ollcon, a Female Remedy, to eue maie diseasesj
such as ovarian troubles, inffammatiott and ulcera
tion, falling and displacement or -bearing 'down
-feeline, irregularities, barrenness,- change of life,
Jeucorifooea besideaanany weaknesses springing
from' the above, 11 like headache, bloalna ( spinal
weakness, sleeplessness, nervous deblJity7palpit!a
ttori of the hactv &c. t For sale by dmggists. Price
S1.JD0 and $1.50 per bottle. ! Send to Dr. J. B. Mar
chlsU Wca.'N'-fV for raniphlet.-free." -r .-:.
' For sale by L.-K. Wriiston, druggist, Charlotte,,
N.jC JulylTeodJj-.
r WHOLESALE
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
Represents two of the largest LAGER
BEER Breweries in the United States -i
: .:, ..,
Kite Berpfuer A; JBngel Breivlnif
:Co,i of Philadelphia,, and the i
61. & WE. SrfiaJTer BrewInjE Co., ot
TfliriGEST VLAQER BiEER BOT
TUNG 'ESTABLISHMENT -.
. IN THE CITY. .
. . . ':. - - -,
GTOrders Solicited. All order
promptly filled and delivered free of
charge to any part' cf the city.;
dec20aif ' ,
s ; FOUIVI 1809.
Eighty-Second AnriuaWSession begins Sept; 3rd.:
For catalogue apply to V
BEV. ED WABD BOSTDTH ALEBt; D. D., 1
' ; rREV. JOHN Er.CLEWELL, "-:;':.V;
,. j ,t; ' Prmcipalg.' -
ILilUli A'f THIS!
-:p .
AND .VRX; PRD -M
THIS ISBroiEAELOTTS PBOi'LB-
' RHEUMATISM AND TONIC. . v :
' ' Chartte; N:t)., Dec. JO, 18S4.
' ; i'have ilsed Mrs. rJbe PersonReme
dy y and it is ' the finest medicine ' I ever
used for 'Rheumatism. For more than
twenty years I havheen afflicted with
muscular; Rheumatism, and iad tried
every Jaivpn remedy, ' vbu without
avail., ., I .was often so bad off and suf
fered bo muchi tnat I could hp lie
down', but had to be propped up in bed.
I had ' been subject to these severe , at-T
tacks' for twenty ryears. fj jtried I ?lrs.
erspn's, Remedy? last tiigii i&ajfm
perfectly cured.1 It.is the best medicine
in the world, I think. No words of
nHno 'pkh Express the beneWI ftaved
rived from its use. I suffered frompal-
pitation of the heart upon the.leastex-
My 'health' 'is now: perfect, and it is all .
owing to Mrsi Joe Person's . Remedy Hill
ahi' strong .and; well, and can take ex
tended exercise witnout -fangue. l aaT
vise all who need.a Tonic pxi arejsiiffer-
I Witn ttneumaiism or .oczema,' w
iner
take it. I was-, induced to try it by it
having cured niy little grandson ...of
' V . JU. JiUWiVljXJ.
qSafes for Sale. - 4
Two good second hand safes will be sold cheap.'
One MILLER'S. . One HEBBEfG'S..
M an WaiitedEM? HI
" locality. Responsible house. References exchanged. rtdresa
taKnglish. GAY BROS., 13 Barclay Street, .If. Y.
i T A ? AITlTAli'O I ' Agents wanted to sell the
iUiUUliUiO MA&IC - MOSQUITO -?- BITE
V CURE, gives instant relief, and
drives them away. Address
SALLADE& CO.. 8 East 18th St, New York
Ffc I? A XT XT C Its' CAUdES and cuBli:.
xJ JCjIYIj IN fOn-bj one who was deaf
twenty -eight years Treated by most of the noted
f peclalists of the day with no bentfit. Cured him
self in three months, and- since then hundreds, of
others by the same process. A plain, simple and
successful home treatment. Address T. S. PAGE,
128 East 26th St., New York City. . .
ce For I
-A GBAND SALE OF-
v
EiMttilIi,shetl 1866.
FAY'S MANILLA ROOFING !
Besembles fine leather; for roofs, butside walls,
and inside in praceof plaster. Very strong and
durable; - Carpets and ruga of same material. Cat
alogue wita testimonials and samples free. --
- W. H. aY & CO., Camden, N. J'.
P I E 0 ffl Q N T S E EV1 1 N A R Y.
A SCHOOL POE EOTS AHDr GIBLS.
" ' Wide awake and up to the Hires ' Practical
'course, practical, teacners and practll methods
Prepares for college or business. Hasarepntation
for thoroughness and good discipline. Location
hea'thy. Of easy access by railroad; ? Next session
begins 4th Tuesday la August, 1883. For circular.
&c,iSendto f D MATT. THOMPSON.
r aug20d4wtf. Principal, Lincolnton, N. C
BURNHAM'S
MPROTED
f Kb b i n e
Tn t.TiA W9t.nTstrnntAd and fin
! i'lt f lished Turbine in the world; It
. s; ii iittgives better r percentage with
Pfcapan or run gaie, ana is oia ior
money per horse, power
than any other Turbine.1' - Pamphlet free by ": . '
buenham bkos.,
..). .-. ii .r , . . York, Pa.
-il!.2-5Q s" J 'mt- f -An
Extraordinary Cfase of Cure
tty tike Mrs. Joe Person Hem-
I edy.;.;.: w& i I ;'
TThe foEowihg letter, dateij January 14, 1885, has
Just been received,- and will be shown to any per-:
sbn whote lAterested ln the subject. - Names and
dates are withheld loj; obvious reasons ' :
i,ldJOPESBE'-'r"-':'Ji'"' Ux 'v " i
' ''Madam On the 29th of last -May a boy child
well developed In every respect was born in this
city,bnt the;; "King 5 of Terrors" began to chisel
about Its little heart, and ; notwithstanding its
plump and vigorous constitution the ppi3on Inthe
blood soon began to manifest Itself iri "what the
medical men termiJEczema,' 'Pupura,' or Heredi
tary Taint' . Some bldv 'mothers ' concluded' the
child had the yellow tfirAsh.'-Yet whatever the
disease it was certainly a -stubborn; master tor th
;dootor9.fe;i- , i A " - '
-The mbOier took thel little sufferer to the coun
try v, hoping that the pure fresh air might be bene
ficial, and. Dr. -- of Lumbertoiv was called to
treafrhe case. He pwnoanced itEC2;fma,-and dW
all heQuldtor it, butto no-Jpurpeise, anymor
than to checK the fever to which t the disease sub
jected the boy. : " vl ' .
, -t"At the-first frost the- victim5 was agatn'removed
to the city ad Jmmiedlatelr Df was called
and he pronounced the disease .'Pupura, and pre
scribed accordingly, feeding upr the disease bn' iron
and other minerals untfl the babe's mouth be
came so sore that for two weeks' it did not nurse,
A friend jraggested as a last hope andTes'ort 1 --
MES. JOE PERSON'S HEMEDYrV S 1. -
'fin means of procuring any-more heip.or medi
cine had failed, and . to, .this iour ,of : deepest de
spair ine poor motner went ana asKea ner arng-
gist to let her have one bottle anil ona package of
ine Kmeay, ana was reiuseu, .. oecause sae aia not
have the t moneyf to; pay! jf or it. She ' pawned her
wedding ring and raised $150 to pay for the medi-
"When she gave the child the first dose, three
-weeks ago. to-day, the little fellow was a mass of
scaly sore's from the hips to the knees,and at seven
months old had never borne his weight on his" feet.
.To-day, by the help of T-od and a f attafal ajdmlIsir
traxion'Oii tne.ttemeay wie cnua is wen ana strong
in the legs, and last Sabbath morning while the
mother was weeping at the necessity of drying up
her reast, lietook hold and nursed aa strong and
vigorous as '. ever. The administration ot the
Remedy is still kep up to effect a complete eureJ
"Believing in ita efficacy I. have prevailed upon
Mrs. v ! to. take, it for- Inflammatory vRheoma-
Y. 1. OSBORNE
Osborne & Blaxwell,
: Will Practice in the State -ana Federal; Courts
" Officer land 3, Law'Building. -r ,
July 15M885. '' -1 , ''"' ffrnwAd1-"''
CLOCKS AND: JEWELRY.
Diamonds Silver and Silver-Plated
. .. Waret ; ' ' '- '4
9 dCe
Prices cut down from ..Thanksgiving Day to
March 4th 1885. - - -
--Those wanting any of the above goods will please
Kill and hear my prices, they are the lowest and
the goods are the best . - "
J. T. , BUTLER.
A NEW
Form
Book,
A s MAWUAi; : OF JLAW AUfD
, i FOIHLS FOR : 1
o '"-I
Justices of the Peace;- - - p
' .;. . . County Officers, -
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Lawyers and Business Men.
' Carefully compiled and prepared from the Stat
utory Law ot North Carolina, inclhdihgthe Acts of
1885- '.3 ....
Rrlcte $2.50 Each.
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TIDDY & BRO.t ;
Th0 only distinctively Normal - school 'In the
State ' Preparatory; Business Teachers; Fine Art
and Literary courses. No- extra charge lot Elocu
tlon,. Book keeping. Surveying and Agricultural
Chemistry. Expense low. Send for catalDue:
j. janelSwSm :- : L.E. DTJNCAN.PrlndpaL ,
V . EYERY DOLLAB' THAT IS DUE tt," J
i . .t . . -' ' J
Elther' by note, account or mortgage. Do tot for
get this, but pay up promptly and save your credit
for another year. '
Very respectfully.' ' ':...
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Soenf
SOMMl-fllLUIRY
-AT'
QUERY'S
:o.:tt10:
' " ' I -r I
J HAVE JUST RETUNED FROM THE NOBTB
ern markets with all the. 7 . '
-f ' ' ; L .niAi : .
Latest; Nciyelties
In MILLINERY forj;heTsuinmer season, which
are how opening "i n. .
Ladles so fortunate' afrto "have yet to buy their
Summer millinery will find some great advantage
In seeing our New Goods and Low Prices. .
Great redaction in tfad price of all goods In t&ta
line, since, the spring openliig,j
Large variety of Misses' 'aht Children's Hats.
Call and See the Summer Novelties
G.-Mi -QUERY.
Auother -; Invoice
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:-;. -- .- ... -
j ti'.t
Salad andvMeat Dressin
Tells the tale that we" have-'hit upon somethfn
T1- . nle. Weliave'-a llneof
POTTED MEATS
SARDINES, "
r KIACIOSBEI
, - i ' ' 7 'ii AWO SAISIOIV
That wOlgJye entire Batlsfactloa.
f : BAKER'S AND MALLARD'S
CS-iMl): J: CHOCOLATE.
PHILADELPHIA
"HAMS, A1IB
-BACON.
BREAKFAST
Champagne Cider
y"
: tn
On ice la the king of after-dinner drinks. A supe
. . ( rior brand to be found at
' ii lli
'1 r
ihPidfjyp)! Sup-
St,-.-j-il-1 .;a.,r; ' '
j Ipbse -Mustang Lipimeiit only good
:; tiOn,of all flesh.1 .
- ang4dlm ,