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L "A - fill- J I 'j i. - - . . 1 VOLUME XXXIV. s CHARLOTTE," N.C.T SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1886. PRICE FIYE CEKTS. n ME nw "Truth, lid ram em, bomrdobs submits to B OBSCUKKD, BUT, LI&S THX 80S, OKLI TOR A Subscription to the Observer. : . . DULY EDITION. iVshow oar Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. Having taken special care in selecting our stock, we are prepared to show the most complete line of -A Iress Groods Single oobt..... By tbe week In the cltj.... me montn... Three months.. 81x months One year ! 6 eents. SO a..-.. - .. -75 ..$200 4.00 .. 8.00 To b found. Wo have all the latest shades in Colored Cashmeres, Mandav lav Si"'tiK9 Diagonals, Silk Lace, Stripesj Ondines, Albatross, Nuns veiling, ice : . WEKKLT. EDITION. Three month. 81. months...... vuo roorM,. .... ....... in eiuos oi nve ana over 41-iiu.. w. ... IVo Uevlatlos From These Kles Subscriptions always pejaDle In advanoe, not onlT In name but In fact. 80 L00 L.IO 3h WASHINGTON SPICE. ?iik Wtfp Henriettas, Sitin Duchesse, French Banting, . French Batiste, Frini-b Tricot, &c , all at the lowest possible prices. 'Also, handsome em bpiiilered and wmbination suits very low. , Oriental Xaces and Flouncings, Torchon and MediaLaces.' A complete Stock of White Goods, &c. i - VJLOSE OF : DEBATE - OH ED BESOLUTIon. rra hnnflanmeat Stock of Parasols ever shown here? ' It 'will pay (rivft ua a ' all btfnr buying as we are dfttermined not to be undersold.; Somber .mr JNDESW'EAR DEPARTMENT.' - ; ; : : : J - " you to 11 ? SMITH BUlXJDir3- nil fAluov ' PARASOLS! PFRRSM 1 . First National JiBi Baillini, MOBNING PABA30LS, CACSEM TJMBRKBliAS, UD1E3 AND GKNT3 Ipacea Umbrellas.. -!Oj- Nloelotof JERSEY JACKETS For Ladles and Hisses. :0:- Dress MakiDg ' Depart aeot Open for SPRINS WORK. ,; - w.' MI33 CALLID4Y will be at her post bTMntitfaj lMTlnfr oat retiirnwl from New Fork well posted In aU tfte new idea of the season and will be glad to ce all her friends acd customers. T. L. SEIGLE. CD. South Tryon Street, - - - - Charlotte,!!. C. DBALEBS IN Ladies'yMisses'and Children's BUTTON, MESS 4 LkCE SHOES, Gents' line Hand-Hade and Machine Sewed BOOTS, BUTTON' AND LACEBALSj ... boys' Aito iomra5V FQa BOOTS AND SHOB3 OF AIiI. GRADES GENTS' FINEr-: "' Silk, Soft and Stiff Hats, trucks, : VALISES ad - ; ;; .gripsacks, UMBRELLAS OF ALL . KINDS, 6HOB BLACKING AND BErSHJCS. t . . rUnia Pelish for Ladies'-Fisfr-ioes. Stock always kept lull and ' iUp to the demand. OBDZBS BT KAIL OB KXPBES3 - ATTENDED TO. PROMPTLY MM Co. WE sst Hi Ar awleomplsteStoeWotSPTtegeoemteBW to tt 600,18 BnslnesB alo a good asswtmentol.;: u-j , Why nendersoo Toted - Asrlnst -Penslonliijf Mrs. Oenl. Hancock -North Carolina Public Build- '. inga,lEte. ' AsmNGTON,"l)rO7 March 25th. The debate on the Edmunds resolu- tipns closed with as much-scenic effect -I as it opened. At large -crowd in the galleries and' close attention everys where indicates that interest is man ifested. Mr. Voorhees made an attractive and picturesque speech, in which as usual ,- he' mingled , honor . and elo quence and .argument. He was fols lowed by Mr. Evarts.. This able gen tleman is the most involved speaker in America. A sample of opinion on his style of oratory is the remark of an ... intelligent auditor- just: now: 4 'Evarts. is speaking and no one knows what he is saying." , Mr. Reid made two reports favora bly from the Committee on Printing and. conducted the matter through the House this morning. " Mr. Reid came to the aid of Chair man Barkdale in some remarks ad vocating a leave of absence for print rsTh1rie.'jGsovernment Printing Of fice,'TlieTe was no opportunity for i display; but Mr. Reed in his maiden: effort this session acquitted himself very welLH The printers should long ago have bad leave of absence, be causeall others have it, and have it for thirtyidays. : x The bill passed, : : Mr. Hemphill, presented an exten sive petition yesterday from' Chester, against 1 the ' proposed increase in fourth-class, postage. - . - The expectation is to get at least one more 1 North " Carolina . public building bill through the House at this session. acdto ohtain three fas vorabie reports one for Charlotte, Statesville and Newberoer-The mat ter has been referred to a subcom mittee. It is not known when the committeo will report. Of the three bills it is believed that ' those which do no$ pass at th b will pass at the second session pfthe present Coin- greRS. un motion oi joionei .uiooie, the Housetwt apart April, :17th: for the coieration. Qf bills for public buildings not costing more. than $50,00K 1KG'. - " - A Southern member;" not specially friendly to MrTMorrison, says that in his opinion Mr. Randall is losing the grand opportunity of life in refusing the compromise, on the tariff ques tion now in his power to affect. Mr. OUIi STOCE; Of BottoDsand Trimmings to match Dress Goods to Jmplete. JJl$n Gloros and Hosiery, Blbtxms Hiinditerehieiitj.Corsets and all such goods, we are determined n w do outdone. Also an elegant line of , 1 Gents Furnishinc Goods, Dont fan to see our Four ln-hand Ties and Scarfs. Give us a pall and let us show you our goos, " E. L. liEESJj)Bffi;.l6vC!0i i 8UCCESSOBS TO ALKXANDKB k HARRIS. . , AGB1CU LTVBAL I91FLE- iiAwChenlBeWrapiEmbro Rabdall's friendjsjsa not po6sibly.accept;thi8 compromise Good, Bouretto, Striped Woolens, Spaotau Robes, and man, beautiful eomblnaUons In wool. . . of fa condition of the country -which renders any re duction of protection injurious to the. laoor mieresis. .--.., - - la reJatiCh to his 'vote against the pension for Mrs. Haricocki "Mr7 Hen dettoo'says that be is opposed io M each private pensions and favors a general law. Hew absenl whan the bill pensioning Mrs. Grant was passed, , or., he , wouldj have .. voted against that, although it had prece dents in the case of Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Garfield, " . Collector Boyd has : tendered, to Capt. J. B. Lindsey, ofjnaon qouns ty, the position of Deputy.. Oollector of Internal Revenue, vice.Mr. Little, resignedr jCJaptXLmdsey holds a place here in the Interior ; Depart ment which he will resign in order to accept the deputy collectorship with its better salary. - - , f , Senator Yance returned add was in his seat tfus morning. H, Flow One ' Man - Can Now Do - the Work of Ten a Century Ago. Agriculture, like all other'of . the arts and science,' has seen wonderful advance within the laet century in the line of tools. ::'f Improved ma chines and "mechanical- devices of many kinds ; have , greatly ; reduced therfarrner's manual labor,' and made An immense, increase in the power uf producing with a given amount of labor:: The mowing machine has &! most supplanted the scythe, and tbe flail is fast becoming an 1 interesting relic: ft Yet: as late as 1830, : in some parishes . of England, the .laborers went about destroying every: horses power threshing "macnine they could find. ,: Little prejudice now remains against laborsavuig farm machins ery,and the farmer is thought behind if he mows .wit h a scythe or threshes with a flail." "The model farmer, now mows.spfeads and rakes his hay with the mower, tedder and horse, rake, and then '.lifts itr. from;, hay-rack. to; Darn loic witn a jhorsesioi , ne ploughs in the West at least, with a sulky-plough :-then f uses a harrow, cultivator and pulverizers all in one j and sows his seed with- a mechanical seed-Bower, r WheU; manuring time cbmes.in . fall., or- spring,., .he ,.-can: use a manure-spreader i he wishes.; WheeUhoes save" the farmer's.. . back , l6ts ofstitchesJ.br a horse shoe can be UBed. ' - 3i '" : - i One of the deviceslTthat is now no longer thought a luxury is the wind mill. . Any. one who rides through New England gwithKhis eyes open knoyrs how mahy of these are in use. Some are utilized for cutting wood, hay and roots, and for other mechan ical purposes, but they are as to one in a hundred - used for ;; pumping water. - There is almost no limit to the height to . which water - can be raised by the windmill, and it need not be directly over the well; in fact, it may be many feet away, provided the vertical distance be not great. Old Prob " says, and . experience proves that hereabouts the wind blows about onesthird tbe time, so the tank used for storage must hold at least three times as much as the amount ( required one day. Thus water can do stored to supply tne house, barn or fields: and the farmer can be almost independent of rain. The smallest mill put up, with fair winds, will store from 250 to 400 galT, Ions of water an hour. , Such mills as farmers ordinarily use, cost from $125 to $400, and the, purchaser can if he wishes easily erect them himself. : ; -' , ---r 6 s--fcw - ; ; Ben Butler as He Wow Is. . Ben Butler is here again at Wash ingtoniocking about tne same as he has looked tor the last twenty years, says Carp of the Cleveland Leader. tiis left eye has the .same pscuiiar twist to it, and there are no more crow's feet around it than there were when Butler was here in Congress. understand that General Butler is about to start out on a new departure which will bring him again -promir nently before the country. , He ; is one fcf those fellows who are nothing if not different from the majority of humanity, and he has an appetite for notoriety which nothing will satisfy. His campaigns lor various omces, in many of which he knew at the start that he had , no cnance oi succf-ss, have. cost him large fortunes. His gubernatorial campaigns cost Butler, a friend of v him told me, $100,000 apiece, and his outlay during the last Presidential, canvass was such that he, had to mortgage his big stone house on the hill near . the, capitol for ninety , thousand" dollars, to get the ready money needed,? Not withstand ing tbis. no one knows whether But ler is rich or, . poor. " Some of his acquaintances will tell you h is wortba half dozen millions, and others will, say x it is a question whether he 'fa worth as many hunv idred thousands. I iappen to know that he has a large amount of mining and other lands scattere4 here and there" oyet he - Country, and I can assure any- .person , who - may hold paper '.against, mm " that they may COheider it gatedgea," and that Bu leriinakes enough, at his law practice to satisfy the ordinary debts common to humanity.. "He makes, I am told, all i the way from fifty thousand a year and upwards at , the law, and I doubt not a great many cases which he ! tries before the Supreme court here pay him) as big & fee as the salary of a cabinet minister,. V THE WATT rASD , . CLOSED. . BE ! Six Hundred Men Bisearffed.' ' New York' World. " " , Yesterday afternoon six hundred men employed in - the construction and repair department of the Navy Yard were informed that they would not be needed. It is said that the discharged men will not b9 put to work .V again -..until April Mst. ;and probably not until the 1st of the fol lowing month.. Commodore Ralph Chandler said: ' - . : "What use is there of keeping men here to patch up vessels when we cannot pay them for it! We have orders to" fit out - the . Richmond and the Essex and other vessels of r more or less consequence, but not a dollar is sent to us with, which., to; pay for the , work. . We can - only, do one thing, that is to close the; departs ihent, and we will keep it closed un til the Secretary of the Navy sees fit to give us the money ; needed for the repairs. ,-. The Navy Department ought - to . allow just so much for each ftureau, then employ a skilled class f men and keep, them employ t ed." . ., . - - ? . . - f . t ? Constructor Pook said recently: "It will not be lone before it. will be next .to impossible to secure ? men to wors in nayyyards; on-; account of the uncertainity attending their posi tions; Labor is becoming thorough1 ly organized; and will not . tolerate uch a see-law - .policy on the part of foremen.?,. . ; . . , ' Thene is barely .enough money left in the- Steam Engineering Depart ment to run, it another month, and Chief Engineer Robie fears that he may be compelled to follow Naval Constructor Pook's course and shut down. :, - . - If these two departments are forced to stop work,. the Navy-Yard will be useless, and will have to be closed. FEES c. uunzler; WEOLESALB ; LiGEB BEER BEAJLES All V BOTTIJSn, . . . " CHARLOTTE N. O Bepresents two of the largest LAGEB BB Breweries in the United States. The Bersrner St Enge! BrewlJMI Ch, of Pblladelphta, and the, F. St n. 8chaft"er Brewfas Co., oi Mew York. THE LAHOEST TiAOEB BEEB BOT TLINQ LSTABIISHMENT, IN THE CITY. ff Order SoUcited. All orden nromntlv filled and delivered free of charge to any put of the city. deoaOdU . v - i c. mm & co, n SEED .WANTED. pay 15 cents per bushel of 80 pounds far Inew cotton seed oul'wed at oar mill We wm trade cotton seed mea or seea, cmng one ton ot meal tor two tons" ot seea. We wffl good sourn in CD --- I AUCTION AND COMMISSION 3 mum SlWcianiiso Brokers. BUT ANB SELL eptioddtr OLIVSB OIL COUP ANT, Sueoessorf to Charlotte Oil Compear. THE LATEST MOST IMPORTANT! We are now running on- ruB time. Furniture aanutacturd by us Is kept by the enterprising tunilmre dealers m this eltr. ' We make on& the best and most substantial to the 'market NO SHODDT GOODS. Ask for goods made by us and rouwmcet the worth of roar money. Our name Is on each piece. We solicit the patronage ot the puWle and guarantee satlsfaotlon. ' ' . . ' i BespeotfuUr, j - ELLIOTT & ILATJ3H.J i A Wonderful Invention Athens (Ga.) Banner, Mr. J. Cohen tells us that while in New York he called on Dr. Baruch, a distinguished physician of that city Mr. Cohen had a -pain in his head that he thought was caused ; by a brain affection. Dr. Baruch placed an apparatus over Mr. Cohen's eye that enabled the surgeon to see every particle of his patient's brain by look; ing through the eye-ball, as if; it had been a pane of glass. : By the use of wu-kf a man nAn hn out ttt DieceS and ST A T F. not experience the Elightest pam. and - 1 1 . fKirr,A time retain All of his senses. . Wonderful strides t have nrtAinlv of late been made in sur- gery." . I'X'i Dr. Simon Baruch,", the physician referred to in the above article, -is a brother to Mr. H. ; Baruch,1, of this city. ; He was in Charlotte on a visit to Mrs.' Baruch," last summer. We are glad t know that Df" Baruch" is appreciated by the people of New York, for he is now regarded as One of the best and most successful phy sicians of the metropolis.-7-OB-bkrvsb , V ' ",-'-UiC' CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED I U, KENDEICK,. CLUB KOU.SE, --1 KEEPS TEg -r ' " . - est 1b a r; .AND- BILL I A H D ; H A L L feblBdtf In the eltr. - i FOR RENr. : : . mwivraTiitl.il I mom anttaee. nantrr and A kitchen, wilhiii a lew hundred yards of the Graded ecQool, and sli acres et land tor rent to a good vnat!. Asilyto . il. Wives end Mothers "' wa mnhatlcally guarantee Dr. Marchisl's Cath 0Uwa! aCuXffiay, to cure female dleases, uS as oyarlai troubles, inflammation and ulcew tlon faUmrTnd displace snent or eartnr dowrt ThiTbloalng7 splHal weknes stopK9n4 deoU" SO !!SSSgStvor sale by druggists. Price sWl Utlca. N. , for Pamphlet free. rh)r,ntti) lrnf ib a nf i. n., iriifiwu - - Secretary Manning's Condition ' v v Hnf hanBed. " , -.::A -i ' ' WAsmNQTONMarch 26. Mr. Man ning, son)fecretary Manning, said to an Associated Press reporter, at 11 o'clock today, that the condition of his father remained ; practically un changed. "-The - physicians had in formed him that his father was pass ing ; through a critical stage of his disease, and that every hour that passed without any indication of un favorable;, symptoms was so much progress towards recovery. Mr. Manning said his father's sys tem' was io-good condition and his pulse as strong and natural as that of a person in health. . and as he pos sessed consioeraDie vnamy, . uib f amily iwere : encouraged to believe that he would x come through all rhrht. r Thev all realized, however, that he was in a critical condition and not entirely out of danger. , - Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pelehanty, of Albany, and Miss Mary E. Manning, the Secretary's daughter, arrived here this morning. . Mrs. Delehanty is the Secretary's sister. They were not summoned. , but came because of the alarming newspaper statements in regard to the Secretary's condition. Mrs. R. L. Pryer, of New York, Mrs. Manning's sister, who has been at his house for several'days past, returned to her home yesterday. -1 . . . Br. "Armstrong to tectare. : , it ja row definitely eettled that Dr. Armstrong, late rector of St. Phillip's Church, in Atlanta; will take to the lecture field. His fnexids.havo advis-ed-him to do so, and will r-ndtr eve ry assistance possibles His first lees ture will be given m Atlanta. Then he will go to Richmond Wheeling. Cincinnati, St. Louis, '. Chicago and other places. Being a natural ora tor, and having now a -world-wide advertisement, he will make a ten strike. -.There are many people who still believe he is John Wanes uootn. Salvinl Claimedj as an Irisninan. Louisville Post: -f - - ' "Do you know," said my traveled friend," "that ; Tbmasso. Salvini, the greatest actor in the world, is not an Italian, but an Irishman?" - "What I" said I. "Salvina can't speak a word of English." "I know he can't, but he's an Irish man all" the same, -and his right name is Tom Sullivan. His parents, who were laboring people, emigrated to Southern Italy when Tom was an infant, and died there before the boy was old enough to talk. The youth was brought up by Italians 'and as an Italian. ; ; Ha never learned his mother's tongue, but always spoke the musical language of Italy. Iu his young manhood he was a mem ber of the Papal Guards. Now, to prove to you that Salvina is not an Italian, I will cife you to two facts, via ; Natives ol the province of Italy that Salvini comes from always have dark eyes, and are never bald in middle life. " Now, Salvini, has light eyes at d has been bald as a billiad ball for many years. The Usual Result of Sueing a " ;'- newspaper for tlbel. Baltimore Amencan. ""- The jury in the libel case brought by Capt. Robart P. Cannon, of Dor chester county, against the American for: $20, Qua damages, for : speaking of him as the Pirate King," yesterday returned a verdict for one cent dam- ages, A tie jury agreed wnnin a-nan hour after going out on Tuesday. It was simply a question with them of a verdict for . the defendant or one cent damages, and the verdict would have been recorded for the defendant had the jury not; believed that, per haps, the raurt would set aside tbe verdict on the ground that there was technical libel. ,The question of costs is understood to rest in the discretion of the court, and a motion to impose tbe costs on the plaintiff will ?. bfi argued either today, or Saturday be fore. Judge Phelps. The i . ca se -. was twice tried. The first time the jury disagreed. Messrs. J. Upshur Den nis and W uiiam Li. Mar bury , repres sented Capt. Cannon, and Hon. John L. Thomas and Col. Charles Marshall the American. The Coal Conspiracy. ' Philadelphia Record. Whereas J a conspiracy has been formed bv the coal-carrying compa nies to limit the supply of anthracite coal. - and thereby maintain prices aeainst consumers ' "therefore be it resolved, that the duty of 75 cents a ton on coal be and is hereby repealed. A resolution of this kind by Con gress would give practical expression in a small decree to the public indigs nation aroused by the combination to make scarce and dear a leading ns- cessitv of hvine and raw material ot manufactures. It is true enough that the coal of Nova Scotia, which is prohibited bv this duty, is not oi such a quality as to directly compete ... T i ' . 1 1 AT J.. witn antnracite, out repeat ul mo uu ty would relax to some extent the power of the conspiracy and give some relief to consumers. ! Absolutely Pure- ;i iThlSDOWdflT npmr Tdrloa ' I marual'nf nnrtt-w strength and wholesomeness ilore economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold .In comoetitloa with the mulMtude of low test,. shOrt weight, alum -or phosphate powders. Sold only waus. wuuiesaie dt . ' . , ' SPRINGS & BT7RWKLL, . Jau20d4wly Charlotte, N C-' o eg o o ra ra n ) i) i) ) 1) NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEM. Ton are allowed a free trial of tMrtv davt ot the ' use. of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltalo Belt wlta Electrlo Suspensory Appliances, for the ppeedy relief and permanent cure of Kertxms Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Aise lor many otner uiseases. complete rea to ra tion to Health, Vigor and Manhood guaranteed. No risk la incurred. Illustrated pamphlet inieaied fupelope moiled free, bv addressing T0LTAI0 BELT CO., Memhall, Mten. novl7deodftw7m. Til? A TJ,"ri7CttlteCAU3EaandCTJBB, U VjIXS: EiO-by one who was deaf twenty-eight years. Treated by most of the noted specialists of the day with no bent-fit. Cured him self In three months, and since then hundreds of others ny the same process, a plain, simple and successful home treatment. Address T. S. PAGE, 128 Bast 26th St., New York City. 4 IS. ? WANT SALES YEN everywhere, local and traveling, to eell our gwls Will pay good aiary a' d all expenses. Write for terms at once, ana state salary wanted. Address STANDARD SiLVEtt WABK COMPAAT. Wash ington Street, BosCoa ilass. mar34w aSJ'Trri LADIRS to work for us at their TsW t r.l l, own uome8,7anlS'OlerWfek can be qu'etiy made. N' photo painting; no eanvH-slna ti'ortnil DartlcuHrs. ulease ad dress at once, CBKSCEVT AW.T CttMPANY, 19 central btreet, b.ton, mass box civil. BARGAINS -OUR- (HIM' i Kit DEPARTMENT Is Offering T mm week, -) i' it J A handsome line of goods, all of which - new arrivals. are HUCK . TOWELS - ' SIZE 17x30 AT.. 10c WORTH 120 f " , - - " - 16x32 llo " , 15co -" " ' " 17x38 " 120 ' " 16 " 'f . 18x36 " 15c - 20o ,. v .. . - - 21x40 " 19o " 250 DAMASK..--". ' " 2rx40 " . 20o ' . " . . 25o i " . - " . 18x40 " - 23o " 80o -V , , " ' -;- 21x44 " 25C " 350 ' " - " . " ! 23x42 - . 80o " - . 40o COLORED ' DAMASKS . v 56 in WIDE AT 40c WORTH 55o " " . ' 50 in " 50o 4 -60o " ' - ' ' ' ' 60 m " " 65c ' . 75o , - ' " ; ' '60 in ' " " 72o " - 850 , - - 60 in " tr 77c - " 1.00 BLEACHED " - 60 in - " 45c " 55o ' - " , - 60 in " " 55C " ' 65 .-'" 62 in " " -62io 80c ..--.-- 62 in " t 70c " - 90o : -....- ' 62 in " - " 80c " 1.15. -, When I sar cure I do not mean merely to atOD them for a tn lie and tnen have them return again I mean a radical cure. I have made tne diaeae of FITS. EFI LEPSir or FALLING SICKNESS a iife-long study. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst casea. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Sond at oncv for a treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give Express and Post Office. -It costs you nothing for a trial, and I will cure you. Addras Dr. H, G. BOOT, 18& Fearl St., Hew York. FITS! We Have a Full Line Of Sheetings and "Pillow Casings at very low prices, the most popular looms-of this country. They are all goods from : CONSUMPTION. I have a positive remedy f or the above disease ; by Its use thousanttsof cases) of the worst kind and of long staadintr have been cured. I ndeetl. t-ostrongls in j faith In its etflcacy. that Iwi t send TWO BOTTLES FRBK, -tofrether with a V a M7ABLK TREATISK on this disease to any sufferer. Givnexpressand P O. nddr sa. Dtt. T. a. BUM V J, 181 Pearl Sc, Nov Torfc, SEE OUR QUILTS, Which we are now o5ering at 80 cents, worth $1.00; 90 $1.20 worth $1 50. - Fine spreads reduced in prooortion. , and Side Board Scarfs. . . , r i cents worth $1.20; Novelties in Bureau S AD1S9. WANTED to worn for us at their - owa homes. $7 to $10 per week can be easily . mane; no -anv sslnar; fasclnHtlns and steady eoiD yment . Partlcalais and samnle ot the worlc sent for stim . A3ress HOMli M'K'tt CO., P. O. Box 1916 Boston. Mass. CHARLOTTE, N. C. rarker s Tonic, .MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. A Purs Family Medicine; that Never Intoxicates HIS COCK & CO., 163 William Street, If eir York. Sold by all Druggist In large bottles at One Dollar. ffia' PEIIMYlSYALPiLLS The largest and most complete stock of 'CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH The Original and Only Genuine, Safr and mlways Sellable. Bewmn of wbrthlera ImttationB. IsdispensaDte to la Ub9, abk yuui j.ruKn Chieheter,B i.nclih" and take ao other, or incloM U. (stamps) TO us lor p&rucQiars 11. r r irr uj iiui - m NAMe. rArtn. tnicaww mm V 838MadloiiNiiire,PUJtad;. SoldbT TJini . var cafui janlOd&wly nnrlnta everywhere. Ask for "Chlekei llsE" Pennyroyal PUU. Take no other. IFM'iiDUuirai?(Ei metal poison. IN THE STATE. Failed for Want of e Qusrum WASHUfaTOir,. March 26.-A caucus of Democratic . oenators , was cauea for eleven j o'clock this mornins:. to decide ufjon a course of action in re- , gard to the amendments already pro-; n jnj J posea to tne resoiuuon ra me. ouui i i ijjj T tm'i eonnersmtth by trade, and the small Da i Holes ot brass and coDDerrrom nuns eoi into sores on my arms and poisoned my whole system, Mer cury administered brought on rheumatism, and I became a helpless Invalid I took two dozen bottles of Swift's Specific. My legs, arms and hands are all right again, l use mem wunoui pam ur resiora Uon Is due to 8. 8. 8. ... Pjstkr E. Lovr, Jan. if, isao. r . Augusua, en. ; IHAIARIAL. POISOIV. We have used Swift's Sneclflc In our family as an antidote for malarial Dotson for two or three years.- and have never known it to fall In a jingle In-. stance. W. C. Fubijow. Sumter uo., ua., tsept u, usot. . CER8. -For six or eight vestal suffered with ulcers on my rlgnl leg. I w v.' reated with Iodide of Potas sium and Merc j -v. and I became helpless. Six bottles of Swift's opt elite made a permanent cure. - m, D. wilson, trainesvme, tra. February 28, 186 - ... Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. . Thk Swift spkchto Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Sa- orlu9W. ii3d6t,N. Y. . PIANOS AND ORGANS Oij the best makes on the installment plan. Low, prices and easy terms. Send fr prices. fBICKEBMG PIAKOS, ciary committee, and chiefly with re gard to that of Senator -Van wyck.; lookinz to the consideration of nomi nations to places made vacant by sunnfiriRion or removal. : in open ses eion, ' No quorum was present and therefore no action was taken.. nf Press for Sale. T HAYS FOH a ALB a la julileoaiT 'Scott's EmnlfIon of Pure Cod - Idrer Oil, with nypophosphitea. r . : XepeciaUy Desirable for Call Ire n. .-, : .. . A Last physician at the Child's Hospital, at Albany; N."T.W8! "We have been ualiig Scott's limulslon with great success, nearly all of our patients are suffering from bone disease and our physicians find It very beneficial." ' Pasteur's Russian Patient. Paris. March 25. Theinqiiefct over the Russian who died of hji drophobia while under M. Pasteur's cera reveal ed the presence in one of tne man s cheek bones of a portion of a decay ed tooth that undoubtedly belonged tn the wolf bv which the mi. was bitten. - Tins.: Al. Fasteur supDosea hautened the incubation of the dis paste.- The luncs and other, internal organs were fij led with clotted blood, showing that there had bten paraly ? 6is ot the breathing 8 pparatus. The tonsils and tongue were abnormally swollen. - The . brain was slightly congested,- but was otherwise heaK thy... . . Two other - Rupsian - patients have shown symptoms of acute hydrophO', bia. ; v; - - - - -. : ; ! Ian Davis' Trou We. . JoahlaaiDavis, Norta Jllddletown Kr., writes "1 am now using a box of your Henri's Cabbolio Salyb unoh an nicer, which, for the past ten days has given me great pain. This salve Is the only remedy I have found tiiat has given me any ease. M u ear was caused by varicose veins, and was pronounced Incurable by mj medical doctors find, however, that Hknot's Cabbolic Salts la effecting a cure.". Beware of Imitation, complete Adams Book land ewwaper Press. SUe of platen 24x30 Inches. - The machine Is in good order, made P- Hoe Co., standard work. :. Lisa vrfM - - . . . t2.240fi0 Will be sold for - - - 600 00 ou terms to suit purchaser. lanBdtf " Charlotte Observer. BAH AH AS; LELI0II3. AND , . Eastern Yam Kiveet Potaloes. AT ' . ; " ' ' '-' rr ' ABioif Pianos, BEirr piaiios Slatbuslif k Piancsi : MASON t HAMLIN PIANOS. BAY STATE ORGANS, ; ale; PACKARD ORGANS, Thavp two horses and two mules fur. sale- Are mn:'a..,i 1C I TOKea Al0 8 EO d t- O horse wagon.hU o which l will 11 cheap ror ea h I w 11 th al)tve to see ms btiore purcuamg . . , MariS le dlw . D. A. Ju - N3TON. BEWARE of ADCIiiEHATEI) The city U flooded with tt, Its odor when eook ine det;.t3 it : fcxioilue for yourself and, be sure you are no mlng it. , , , , , CASOKl' S TAR : IB A I.4llll onaraTitflRd num. Trv It and von will use no other.. putuplnpacksfromS 10 800 jxnnds. . - ; - ft. CASSOtinfiOX. Raitlmore Md . - Curers of the celebrated "Stat Bnwa'i mlid cored - v hams and Dacca mar28dly with small capital.' We bare sotnctblng Mason & Kamlh, Organs. Order direct from me, and save time and fre;ght, as I deliver fhdght-paid : to your nearest depot as cheap as you cwi buy from "the head office, and "-will : attend , to your wants in case anything should be" wrong in the factory guarantees. t r , IS Viadllr'CBWS ACZ'JTS; 9fier, writs at oooe. mar20dlew3m new.no rink, lar(te profits, special 30 day r.MFimt cu., tax wuuu eut a a. CHARLOTTE, N. C. - V V i
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