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:(. j r CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, NO VEMBEK, 13, 1904. of W-pwrliwe... HI Oovejw to settling Mtr the Lrtli o( Trad are fill-; ..... in in'innv iin.- . , . . - -- - rmt that tft teachings nf t.he ch.frc.t of Kngland had taken little or no in the colony. On the ofaer nnud. tm Quakers and the 'Baptist hail secur-nii Thlft couMfy," he wrote. ible of being ma da a growing irtahinir cofcmy and yearly will by lb coming of people from 1 1 hero- Settlement. ; rt uiAlterhr tackled was non difficult kwiw tt chances h the .King's pncktfoork. If i fpilt-reni) wer nf Ihe rai of iilng per 1mn4ivt aero! lr Carolina the selfishness of lh tvirs had placed then? ol twh-e strong grip and made mnny convert, j "cro,. the Hound to Hai'key'a H iieY JLrrinaion tm mat tne re- V ". hf,"ft: ,M,. tent ion to public road. In the days nf Burrlngton suck roads as -we now com -rlain of would have been considered models.' JFta was not neglectful of this Important duty. AH important ; roads ran across he province from Virginia to South Carolina. Houthward trom Albemarle, the route ran from Kdenton 'olnt. now i sands', thence both to ami acroa the. Pamlico arm -Newt Hverr to .Newhem. ""fr 'V" . V" ., "-".' i tiiiU' m length, with ihw rwN to ,n orin , ..., . ""'"" -'cross. It wHof with hlro. hut at Ihe warn time gave. I U'Uv frnm NJ.th in Ifitkitttl ra and re- I mother reason tor l no Influence of tne ' w. . u, ,,..' ' ,,, .av.ntr , urged the Wo to put Nortr k,,r. h if thiw: "Th.. yh- l,,f lH( rr,?, NVwbpril , ,h, tl, jytnnJi Wtf (witrin u nironK toot- OOKU wcra iwbww ;..ini .... ...-. . ,.,,,, , Ba t'..l..t -tl. . n iki l.w.t. .'if ..rtfU'VfcTl!! ' ' ..p .... ... ....... .. ' - , of I'ourw th main high ri(? of Bur- off t .i on nnw'um luuimit ,crs jn tntn Hovf-rnnn-ui .nn..- j,, ))U(, tninili '! mill's in iPlijrth. u rival. "It fttiino h p-i- nihl for thtr numhfra. the rKulnrity ,,.h,H w(w ,,(l( (llJ(.(IIK (,jH nrs ndHjiiw- iu wratr, , -.'that thl lrovnr,f ,hilr llvw, hmHlly to 8tranxrf, tratJon. hut. (Jov. Kvfrard, with fhar- inert in people th( tult-,.,nd kind oRiww to nw nettlt-rw, In- H(.tf,P,,t(t. apathy, ncalwtPd to puh s- ro hlKhtW here than In Vlrfflma j ju ln muny to hr of trtlr p'tBti!iion. hf) t;nrii lH ntttr BurrlnRton luitt i oihrr Rovernmenta tht are mor-jrhe growlrtiir utrenftth ri two QuiKpr, j(M,n rnioVof I. S.mui after hln ip-iir-- !.n.5ioui upon many wrounia anrt rt-paoytrtiana nnd hnptlstfl wn n- M,nt trtfiit . HurriiiKlon wnt of tlilsi l'lf. 7 toOflf WiUfH iiHK-intiiKiim I Knrwi imini """ u'orK . I no liixi HuiiuniT i )ri-vatn"i m mm fiiiri n huml thai nor is.i to nok thp home autltorftlridurritnton, of iur, hil-l in th tiptn the tru-n livlns; i ' . .I,- it i. ,,.n,, a. Riirrlne-tnn anw It i k'cprhiiv ol nn 'trthllHh(1 Thuroh. H. ihi rouritry. to tak in f . HW 1- - ... .. k... I., .J.." -.1.1.1 .1 ,.. i4 ,, t r.tthlntf HO Ulll'u u KUk si .nt-rerore, winy ipiivrmiru nininru .. ftisury wiiik, nu n u niraiunj nnn ,i v. frorts to Indoof orthodox ntnlntpra" effectually iMrformed. brldgea laid, nnd North Oarollnn. Hut inn auswnys mndi who ramo di;rinK his hioivihhh lonll.. . - Ih. yvnlt' lanil 1-MflllatlO" 0 CO Iff to ill nnrwiwni" miti.M".. --- , . , . . riiilrl mnk no nrovi- ihui ri fmm thin, and mofe northoili It ovi-r .ill wntnrH aii'l la i h way men travel, fid instruction ne wi. ,- ' ...,.... i..,.i,. ,....or,., fomihi. t nlio. It Jamilnar P ' ' .'i.,,,, fnr lh.v lJ mi liiuornnt Hh. After this ho ma.lo n Journey Into tho re tot Jnd to ren momwi ,,., m - h...Hhin. but doinir a more recently settled wirtloiw of the tt-- Revll Cranvl le. on interior aim men iMTKimiioii me nn- votonte' family e Those who drew m Inirucllon Htl" understood in- I. nMh fnrollnn. Ruf t'n ;..vrnof underatood them ind heart m :hed the frown to ch'inire the Inatnir- i ,... ! f ih H wrot t'- :KP tt W little Itoh ar.d , ,e eau a ihouwmd rro of pine - lH3 frf hc nleiw',nrt i n ; twjn. of thia conawtn wm n-.r.... - jood work. lis way to Maryland, landed I" Kden- There he met Governor Itiirrlnw- lleiM to run H road from the hurdern of N'iiKiiila t the 'pe Fear. Iillier up and parallel to the former. 1"IIm kuk- Keatlon, he aaya, was readily iiHHcnted on. who "earnestly enirmuen anii i-r- .....iu,l' i,i hiav In thn iirnvlne .Vlthln a tew montha after hla Hrrivat " ,.u. iT 4CT . , ,.f((v 1hv Hd will b- very ?""wn l.-lngton trt UiKp orrtfrn. nthrrw t ttie: rvemie, nmi.cr o : ,HSPM of lhe vrnni' work 1 , . . , .! I lit ICISUII ( Ull I III. t'TH'I 1 1 V ttl n h.ve nave i .,, y. Mlnlni nl,. en ul.i Will ta I mun , n-Qo T,,l mnr inieressfill wflfl vcrv Pn tt-n before the nrv !. either hla fault, nor yet the fault of 1a settled, and If wen are obliKCd to j,i,e Assembly. To the -.'isseinl.ly of ITsI near one another tner ; Hurrlns-ton urftert ihe passing r n i-iw their ow anparell nd household gomis, fop fhtf f tt,.. eb-rK.v ami f.u- t'-causo thtif cannot ralae stok inP''-jthe imiininit or ehuivhes and ihap.s. ,jie them fronv Eitnlitnd; U He adil.il tlmt the-little euro tnken o t.reedlrur hortea. honB and cult e. """promote publto worship a.iordinK to ttter we llnU him writiiiK as follows: people Without alavea ratn autwiante ,h, chUroh of Kmrland was a reproaen ."rhff reputation this government has S ere at firat. not by their labour. I' to the province and kept many good ,itey acquired, appears by the number iniereatina to note that no less thnn) people from coming to North t'arollna. f people that have come from other l''l (KfO fSt PeeVeS Una U,IP'" I .O HUH inr rtPtlliiJIjr itJiiru inai pmcen lO live III, IllirilJ Ul liorill lKtrrP- whs soon seen. Burrlngton regaroed it with great pride. "The trade of the country lnoreases pretty fast," ho wrote, "and the Province flourishes." In May, 1732. he wrote as follows: "A mult it inle of people have come into llils country to settle lhe last winter; sonic of Wioiii have very kiviii Ameri can loriuiioa. AKilin, annul a y IK.. T am I tm V VtN. tun., .tew v. v m im "-'JL "- - "' - ' ma i . FiTS: Wb:MiN. . FOB ANY DUTY HEJE are few people who doubt Wine of Cardui will cure female weakness. - No one doubts it who has tried it. But Wine of Cardui not only cures sickness, - but prevents sickness. It is the medicine for every woman to tke. Thousands of women who da not complain of any serious sickness, often feel tired and worn out after their duties, not only in caring for their home, but in work in the business world. This is because the female organism cannot stand much strain or exertion. It needs some support. Wine of Cardui reinforces tired out women's strength and makes them fit foV any duty. Wine of Cardui puts a worn out, discouraged woman at her best. It is an invigorating tonic that is beneficial at any time. You should keep a bottle of Wine of Cardui in your home. Secure a $1.00 Bottle of Wine off Cardui from your druggist today.' KMil.ISII MILL MKN W MT. 'I'''", they mo not to be BouRht In onv want of ;:ti-e,-iatlnii (,f the kindness IVAX1 ri 1:1 111:1; invitation. rnusllr drlvn from North Caroline j 00ll jBW ror this purpose had been ed of kooiI American estates. I do U Ylrarlnla while large ouontltles ot( naeted in 1T29 und had been sent to the exceed In saying a thousand white i f and rflrir were hlnpeA' In barret , King for his consent. This had not have nlroady settled in North t'nrn th nrotber country on'' et been given, and. rntil Hi" King m Mime my arrival, and more are I do not men rolhiH ! . . ,1... -nnlrv no' h.on n-lt-mt nnil enlll I lift Iv IMQ fi uliii-n rile iirrlv'iil olio mure are ox - i water to tne nwioci , l wh.-. . ' ,b HI.MAAr nnpeir. . .Unuuiw IfMtiik'ii iifUhirii niori- nmte,l ( ol. Samidety. llUOtlllU HOV- . tn oiner TOwii tt"ntlon ' i ould be done. oral authorities, reckons the populn- ; r,'rroWausntltle. of tar. plich Early In his administration Hu: ring- Hon of the province in 1729 at Sft.OOO; In; U ' , ln S North Ceron- ion interested himself in the trade of 17S5 "not less than W.MO." ; snd turtnlln wn en Jor, , np()vlnff 1T3, vvlo.p Thougii Burrliiglon boasted of the, 'lin Ti T-Th Ke and his ndvlser' 'the trnde was miserable everywhere, ' J ' ZU of nn." except at the fa,- Fear. With chntne 'M Jv1fl lAt'ca lo .mnort n man teristlc energy he ret himalf lo Und a U'TV Ie - .,v,o;e.'i remedy for the evil. I.oub.ui.i.1 i.iterent- i,J h! .f,"l,:Jl.ni- i, fv-imi.I. ;.ng accounts iof the trade cndilio.. je titoniftr" vt" ' . . ., sent to th fyirda of Tradi. AmLOK cvipsve .oiner inmsn. ue in-u inmru f custom house no eMitousnea at ocr.ionKe ! Sound, where the watrr w.ia ru.Ti' lent tor M.-toi ship1. SirmtnlhK up the . nutation, he says: "i'i rmK rue I i y thin If lands may be g.-nn.eri fir t.'o shillings for every hi-rid red ih ra and Uiirrlnaton'i Q"H to .hot he tailei to r-t tbe m into e )irn wan f"" ' 1 . o t omleeb" r--P'V lenle "e ,. . , .! '-"-'. ' 1 , .lr.ieit tV-i tti" t. Td f Trade hoW him to h-ve been .. w , ( pJ a t Oct cock I-Mr.d. t-.'s .th esMV for close obrv a tior v,n wl!, j,oon b? ,,, K(l , u.,,u, , 1,cre 0f he " ' ' of all lit- enterprifrs u;'l. .i In mnMBt"i' mJ .. eugnged. Ih:it In which Hurriir-viou d.K dlmi. Here l ",n ;,,'',,,t',hlV-most pride was the settlement of the r,e lt the world and 1 Uelbive otnor (,app mnv vfry. 1ust,v li;iV(. 14 will bo fo't"1 when the ii me lvl ,,,.,.,, ,lC hlH H,.u.,, lnH wrk. ,rts of ih province are Inhsn to ( gaVf inup). fif h,K ujh(J toNsanl i:. Great OitarttlUea or : sacrificed much comfort In acroin- ,iht ntMaulat'f ..IS. J'"'.. ILT' i )Uhlmr It: and of all of his worn, it , thod wera knOWtV-V . MUineir . JWe by far be8( fruU; The fnpe' ,.xt.erlenee. He had a. vd both with i hat bear the thin leaf Proner t . ballon been Imnrncticnhle for the r mhiIh and against them and wa- feed aHk-H grow ,n.. "t wttlera for four reasons, These were , ompetent to snuR of tti"ir irv in certainly pr"JPr eiu. ton- ,h iuHtiii.v itt ,ne coast at the mouth hatred of oppression , unini to nroduce ailk any ""', of the ilver. the strength and hn'stlMty one gieat itnpllment Iturriimtot . . ' f ii, I 1. ia run T . . .. . . . .... t ,.t.,.... .. world, the reon no.in.nn --"!nf tne jnuians on us imiiKS, tne use pain tne iniiaonania m . . i. ihui th verv time reaulred t0: ,t ,h- -n,.nda unit Inlets hv nlrntes ns a" Una. which is none the k utit tJ-llkworm la the aeaaon j renvoua. and the closlne; of the Bath because It chanced to unintentional. ( f.rftai:!zation whli: ,,f plantinif and cultivating rice, tonac- ,.0Hnly nn office by the lairds' I'm- In i-.U lie wi.f imu ineie as ;,,.tt.m : iinii! prtetors. Jt remainea tor -science in n"B"- t-i"'" world in w nicit oudltlon of North Carolina under hi administration. Ills (ride was Inspired by no love for hbi people. He leaves on record his opinion of ih 'tn. express ed In n) undo, hied term:'. Hut win ' this srew lr.rgdy out of his personal BTievnnces, we need not accept it as a final nnd correct Judgment. He thus niiDAKupa ili.lihero I oitinlon: "Tie' Inhabitants of North t'arollna are noij'hi IndiiHtriufi, but t-ubtl' ami crafty mi admooitain. alvay.i India vd ii.:;olt nly j to their (ioveriiorn. sotue they have ini- rtrlsoiied, drove olhers out of Hie cnun- '. try, ut oilier times set up two or three i nut ported by men under arms. All thej 'Jovernorr thiu ever weie In this p.o- ! l irnc lived In fear of th- people texeep: j nysell) -and dnaded their Asemblv. : The pet pie are ne ther to ! eajolril o: tut wi! ted. wh-t.t--.fi- a Governor nt- , tsnifts to nlT-'ci nnythlioc by these1 -tea:i.. be will Irse his labor and shor. his ignorant e. Hurrinston sj-.oite fron I. :i l r. i!n-, iilgruiin't iorth Care less genuine ml In. rity of lie- invitalion of your eonie or anv doulil as lo t heVi, radical Heroic Visiting Tills (Vninti v. Tiicv "-fulneaa of the proposed visit of your lloslre That i'hoy la- Invited by tint Southern mills and cotton fields. Mr. New Ktigluiul Cotton Munufattur- Macaru has publicly expressed the opln- j' or-i' Association or the American 'on that If such a gathering- took place Cotton Manufacturers' Association. it woufd do nothing but good, und this! :"ie,l:il u The observer. i' tho vlow taken by the overwhelming, lialti:imt e. Nov. lii. -Tlie V..p- ' ",:1J("'it.v of the trade, although l here ilsii pinners ire Mm-d to accept "lv " Xceptious. '. .lo- i'.t ;:cri I a . I .'-;teeial 'Invitations "The delay which !cs ,-trliep in tne lo i'm in from Una nciei municipal an- crrangement of :: deputation b visit j t r.oritipx. lonimerttai ami in .tustriai your country Isdue, therefore, to no i M-w lo visit Ihe South, arc awaiting .unwillingness to go. but rather to ' rinal !: vltailon fro:)i the New Kng-! desire tb: t before soir--our r-nresenti wnd t 'on on M.iniif.K i nn i Ass.icl t- . tives should be oulte sure tint Hi" t ton, or trie Ana. !;-. a ; .liio.i .l::iitil.ir-i presruco is iicsirf.5 by tlv;.., trad.- or- on. rs' AfisiHiatio::. i ej re.enilug ;' driii-! rj ni:.a t idna with wlili h ti-i-y have bltlo j orn l.dli r.i.-n, nii.ic,- tin- huprcssi -n ei to bnn !n correspon I"m o a:i ilic duly tl a: rue!'. in it '. : 1 1 i .'ssaiy to as- j coi" tltutcd represents Jve': of lhe cotton ' Industry in yflt-r country. I hV! no) b. slfttiivi In fiayl.ig iiat If .Mr. Ed-j fronds' pro isnl Is supported by the ! two coi lon-trado a-si" iat lout a i Ire ri v' ; 'lamed, mid if Ihey interest t hemsolven I 't n iraking arrantremenls for the pro-; ; in-.-- pored conference in the isomh and i I lec'v '-lie the ivvii jtioai to it. the repross-n- , coiton ti.tive ri-.ip!e In Jinglami anl poslblv' 'n otlifr Kuropenn countrioy, will iiccept I: with pit iKurn and st :.i coi' v.-'nl.'iit date will c.l tend euc h e onfere:i. e r lias ben suggested. It it, I rm al'raiil ' qually cci tain that If no such nr tint Is t'iken liy'your representative coiion ' rude H.v.suciutions, our trade Aiders j here, whilst sincerely grutef-l ft f-'. ! '"it-'ttons which they have already re. celved from Individuals, meetings arm public bodfes In various narti of Artrl a, will take no official notion. Thit is ju.-t iiow the matter ut.ii.d5 at present. "Of is V.'eJl Wears Well ! i 1 ! , iii:'n . , inn' I-.ed In 1 I!, -CH fure harn-ionloua result. i. This atllnnie 's ri"ve;:l.'d In speetnl corvejpjnd lict ri f ii Me i he 'If r. Ki r! wcel.-'s b-xii- i f Tic tei i i d. Vi liicii sa . 'l he i otlc.ii !crn"i-, of 1 , ! :J'''" :'f . -s ; t 1 1 1 : -1 1 ;. th :i : i i ' J an I i li'i. ,;:.; ,.' r ' :n fiiii;. : - lo !e lou: I hi th :--!i-:r . .. T-re. Tiii- perfe nis: t'oii v.-.i no I't.n:-.: ' . 'II th" h '..,i-llill!V 1':'. :tio:i of ; i I'i : i but . h ' viug ;t f '-(ll I II , ,p. I 1 t ;:. lev. t h to l.ih .1 h -ir- j. .-.'ni 1 :,! icn i . st f ui t- Oi :.i i i Mitii -I nc! 'cm in ' lie i:;lf ft of t ! i f cnuryo, hut a s-i-talbiitlon of tin- - 'licit might be z i! ; ii I. -.ion l mi'detn ...linn np 1 tii utility .II III . 1 I I i s --, li'hlfr il n 1 1 1 t-i ii- H i ' . p ..II ti! fin ther .ilir.e that le '..ually 1 c.-iirl:ii affecting Till ' w as, way to a . . i ...iiuz Ttie soil r. tnnutn,'; wni e"-- . . - 1 climate la particularly aai to mase tin. i prdduclngr aeeda !. veral aorta In the ground when last (overcome the first of -thesc. The In dians were overthrown In the wars of ! 1 71 1 and 171f. The nower of the nlrntes , ... k l.,....aa wuH lieVOlld u hmlfAn In 17111 wliAh tttatl., l-t,n,li.t , n i 9uist. Ji.fc .... ...... ........... ... - - - ,.v ncetatlom." And so he runs on, boom- ! the peimlty from n rope's end for intsGon ir ih country a If he were a real ids crimes. It was not in North I'aiolina con- . I . -.I ....I 1,1.1 , aneu in ini.-ini. i ...u h. i....n. , niviin. umnilHslon for a courl of Oyer land .,, rermlner,V ami gonl delivery." I. - JV ' '' " iniider tlv- a hb- . I'. wrote; real. his crimes. It was due to the ent -r- tlf an . - ,.... ... vj.ib- ...... ...v .... . .ku nrnvlniv " Trillv. I his SOUndS if.Oie. Wlilltl W.K the ... . 9 K..K u,,lln ICl.'ll..,.ln,l I..I . as 11 ine lllliu mia ma ol nuuu v. , v....... ,.i 1 2eal be-i tiers. The excellence of the situation soon advantages ed by . much v. id t siiinild embrace thi ol cvcri i-ninlrv tn tilt: he i.i.lusli-y has alt i In i s,ag. of d. clnpiuf-nt. K'ui;ii Federal ion .f Spiniiei'H' Asesoci.itiohS. I. a ieihip nf lis p-e:d-. .Mac ira. i m enul an i, n-onartftlon of the home autnon- obstacle was removed and lands on iie to hla Diana for development. Irape Fear were legally opened to set "cn.uimM the aovernor'a e i: aya hltrt Into statements at which we in Ifeceniber there was a eoni- i.f i I.-..I ,.!. .mil Ihe i-olll'! i.i.i r..n.i.i ii.. ttiittiiiptts for them loideiil. .Ml d.i the nelsons belmr etnntv throughout i hiti i tiati. :n. il con fe: , i;. e f the eolton in-ni .-it y'.uticn. . , ... ..I I I I LJI I. V. e I V....... t .,,... I I , I . I . 1 ... . ,1 . liVI. I inUllrll II, were the orr-scourings 01 v irsiiim : i no appoinimeiu or an international prisons! If Burrington's statement ; romr.ill . e r.-presei-ling all the principal Hint the people were not industrious be countries in which Hi- in, mil tct in o oi true, then farewell l the proverb that i , .,,,,, js on u UilK V(.l v llul(.f Idleness breeds crime. The (ruth b. regrrlted that, owing t,. 11,,- shortness ... . . hi ion ins -iitrni.iuii ti i hmtf iit niirnniniiiii line - i an scarcely sui'in-rw " - iMtentiona were good, iitirt we. the beti-iRent men. Hurrlngtnn became Inter ! ilclariea of tin effort b. e-.:rely have nc jested in the development of the sec . ', ...,r.H - n finarwllnr with him. If i lion during his llrst administration and ,, i onvthlnr for which North Car-j secured large tracts of land there for ina i mor fnou than for anything himself. He determined to punh the u mutll not prefumcd( of course, i. .a.Uu ta rw trt0 lnhOMDltal-1 Rpttlpmpnt. and he won fond of bonut - ... ..n ka .oAua und nrnanpHiV fMse.' iv vtci p7 u" . . : . : . . ; r- : n j . umi hu i""- " - ., , , f hla tut ion. I Inp nf hla nnrf In' lhln u-nrk "Trft(-t . t ..i,.,. .... .1 in UihtimbIimi. !" l. 11 fie Brand r.cST-AS-A-GGLLAR" AUt CLOTHING J.f will l in: ed, a pcstnl card cur mlfiman. . 1" : 1 c E'nrg'ht 25. Co. A, course, those who favor niiheino luive not been "low t nolnt out 'hat American cotton manufacturers would not be found support ing n move ment which had for its object the transfer r mills from 1 .ano.'ishiro to their -own country, to be run n com petition with their own. and that It is ins; as ab:ii-d to s.ipp.ee thai Ameri can i oiikumi :.s nf cotton wi.;h tn sti iKS i blow ai rtu.- efforts to increase ihe supply of t -at ton. si iv-e.hij ;'ort mi f Inst season was Just as disastrous for them as for us." Cured of Asthma After '60 Years of Suffering. It will be gratifying to ABthmatic readers to learn that nn absolute cure has at last been discovered by Dr. Schiffni.-inn. That the remedy is nn effectual one cannot be doubted, after perusal of such testimony ns that of O. W. Van Antwerp, Fulton, N. Y.. the International committee, vcrv cor-i ,qo 8ays- our remedy (SchifT- dlai invitutloiis to join the new inter nann'g A?thina Cure) is the best I - ' t u 1 ooeoiUtum It (fill V.. ! Jim.. 1. I t . l . ' - . "'' i-e.-uLinuuii. iv i 111 1 iiud ut i ciri ti - c ti . i iiiiitv ii i ii Ynnim era rr rtn at great charges to support the num- sloth. 'nder him she took tnose io;-,Seen tho, the Rnglisli sidnneis are firm n-. ..,. ... i V, ber of men i carried there, paid uhd ward steps which, soon teaching into j , ,hf ah,, !, n ,- lZl!'US8'St nl d tnel U n,,1 onfi bnx P"- b-aps and Doiinos put gatherlngs and discussions -of matte,! tu,eu n,e 01 Alnma' anl 1 navft years among the foremost of the i.iu-, r i. nj I not had it since. I can now en tn bed it hat tbev desire nothing more than to! ?n'1 8leep n,ht ulUl Perfect oom il e on tonus ,,f god-fellowshii. with i '' whlth n! ve .,lnt done ltefore for there Is no neuer evin -y 01 i"" , f Ilic notice convening the Zurich con- , pie's" industry than Burrlngton s .."n, ,w ,.n. :iyil, f(. ...... 'gate froiii the i tiiie 1 .-'tates to be j res nt. but Mr. Mil. -a ra. who h: s beet president ic ti Internationa ! -' -trly -acoalre long retained, Bur- ng the settlement on Cape Kent- river." .,.(, hm belongs Just so much credit , 10.11nii.tee. Inroims m.- tii.it h-r Is in ngton -waa aealoua. To his superior ho wrote, "cost me a great sum of iiH helongs to the general of a victorious ( u pillar i oraiiuinleai ! ,,, with Hu- New wrote: H Is by most traders in money and infinite trouble. I endured iunly fr the suivss which the tmops K:il.r.:d Cotton MV.nuf n-iiucrs' Asso. - utdon believed tbat tne roust of this the first winter I went, there, alt the under him gain. His foresight directed. :i iat i .a and Cue .'.iiierfc. 111 Cotton Maim- nn-r la very dangerous, but in nal-: hardships could happen to a man des- his umbitlon encouraged, und his en- fai t ur-u-s" Asmciatloit' at chnlotte, tc nnt w 0 BPPlBUIl nm fcctti, wv vuuic m a. niiuniz I yj lire- in, nun r erKy Blllliuiu li-u iiiit ..vue7 '" ......i i.i i.iii.ii 11.- a.ir. ..-in. - ,'n n..iiail Ul t 1 1 V ' r . . . 1 . t . . , . , t . . . 1 i . . , . . ... V. 1 ..V. hrlllffl .. .... .. . ... very cor- 1 ish colonies In America. CONNOn. h eomnels us to shake our heads above a hundred miles from a, neighbor, vlnce to those enterprises which bring t the atatement, Tne hundreds olin a pathless country', and was obliged prosperity. Under his predecessors ..,i. nd thousands of brave mon i to have all provisions brought by sea North Carolina fell Into disorder and rs oa tn sanaa on: i.nnMrrii , nr and Hattera are ad proofs it Burrtnftons care for tne repuia- muintainea at my soie expense. . . . in of bta province blinded him to the 1 discovered and made known the "th aa t her ttefects. channels of 'Cape Fear river. ... In Had Burrlngton Urtil In th? twentl- attempting thew? aud other discoveries ti century he would rely have ac-jhy land and water (!) often ran th, Ired a large fortune selling real es- hazard of drowning nnd starving, and te He knew how to sell, as well as never obtained any other reward. 01 '..i'lAoJlvKttu. t'A irentlerniin living 'qualification, but the thanks of two , Vlrelnla. reputed rich, and owner ot I Assemblies in this country." How char i,ove on hundred-slaves.- ne wrote. . - 7 """ u,.,..e...nColoro.l desired to enter B.t:i acres of land. w" wie ,m,' ,y ""?U,.M. 1 ' "Kl .V.V..; 'iniloves JWsonnN and art of Savanna, between I'anti- j '" i wu. .tiu... 1 ... -: -- -N .. nmj v..,.. rtvw I ueni io vlw thanks! In un address to him in 1781, 1 ' f W and hlnk I never did ride : the Assembly said: "The services done t irrespondence of The Observer. ..nfesslonc perhaps w? expect him to : X., ..v?. ' "l ,h "Z e to 1 iic 1 1 i ifek. p . ' ''e?zo. LtU' fi :p. TM N A ' V i ABOUT THE c Njy-Jiwii.iiitiii twmpsn i imnnuuwuiiiniiv "J-, Sft F j-ii,,n.rtitiwLr,.i;i-rii . ,i as V t Ituleigh, (The Knd . D. V. N. C. U , lt AT V.1KSIM1UJ. sneer of I'mtwlti to I to Devoted to (Vinf morale ... . .1.,. , ! Monuincimt Colored Cltlwn Falls thr-l: American colleagues. Anv hesi tancy on their part to act upon tlw sng-! restion first made hy llu; M-amlTac-' lui-ers' Hccord. nnd so heartily endorsed! by public opinion throughout the South,! must be referred to other causes, j "What :ire these cruises? In Ihe first hat I now enjoy. 1 hoDe that vrni will publish this letter, that others may learn of its wonderful virtues." Sold by nil druggists at W)c. ond $1.00. i Send 2c. stamp to Dr: K. Schlffman. I dox Stu. St.. Paul Minn., for a free ample packiVKC. c U RE-for LIQUOR, OPIUM, MORPHINE, AND OTHER NARCOTIC DRUG DISEASES, THE TOBACCO HABITS NE JRASTHEMA nil rur ryHAiisTin grrriaafl IFHTERCSTED FLl OUT, CUT OUT AMD MAIL irtt f ULfU V AtSUVJL . i t that he advised the vinrlnla gen nan not to buy the land, or at least et hla 'attention to Its defects. Such 4 not Burrtngton'a, Wea of the ethics uade. ','! granted the gentleman i est n wrote, and then adds by , of comment, Vln my opinion the i ie is not worth one shllHns." ; irrlngton's nergy was every whit ai to hi ial: 3n Februariv be .re; 'in Jnne last I was so extremely grateful sense of. which we shall make! anthemum show at the court house to-1 evident on proper occasions and In ulday for the benefit of the Confederate particular manner. We propose to bel n.inument fund. They will serre din-; mindful thereof In one addrers to His 1 neT and supper and have offered" prlnes majesty." Thus one hostile Assembly for tne handsomest cut flowers and pot bore testimony to his servlc. u-() v,iantg. The story of the growth of the Cape The members of the Wadesboro MCth- Fear settlement Is part of the general 1 odist church have sent In a petition! ntstory, not only or iortn curoitna. asking- for the return of itev. M. A. but of the United States, and one ofigmlth ,hllr popular and much beloved which no American need be nehamed. .It soon became the moat popular and 1 in "'WrwHipj leuers. urawin up ' most Important settlement In North ,rt , causing tne laws 01 tne coiony be s transcribed, remarking upon V making up the journal of the n il and assembly and abstracts irtj margins, that 1 wan generally won- i to my pen 20 hours In every day f ieht. we might be Inclined to bt i. ul of such . testimony In favor isclf, did -we not nave; reon-obor-cvidenee; f.To-dajr w ee him at n, declaiming against the coun ,1 imMniMr.. few day later we e i?t him In the wooda on the Cape To-day he la exploring- the -1 and inleta of the coast,-Bounding depths, noting tne good harbors, -it down the hoa!a and shnl . 1 .-morrow he la plunging through . -, iic-ss forest of the lnterkr, exi r t-treams, laying off roads, and ? the soil and vegetation. pTo-i ia re-organlzing the militia and t the militia laura;, to-moww. - 1 the Interior, he la molding con- 1 with Indian trlbea. . All . this and exposure broticht a ae-i s in the fall, which came near l '-m off. - If he did not spare i Ids Impetuosity and energy;,, 1 it be said that he was more! himself. - Whatever, may be' rrii.Kton, indolence not f bis vlceu. Anything1 that' Carolina. Its Inhabitants early earn ed for themselves the reputation of a brave, cultured and hospitable people. No people surpassed them In courage; few equalled them in culture; and none in generous hospitality. It Is surely not out of place for one who has observed their courage, profited by their Intelligence and enjoyed their open-handed welcome, to aay that the eons and daughters are In all respects worthy ' of their sires. in lisz Burrlngton wrote that "an pastor, who is att?ndlng Conference In Charlotte. The chureii now, has u ntem bership of about 300 while it is In better shape financially than It has been, for several years. Itev. J. T. Bennett, a well known col ored titlsen nnd successful fanner- ot Marven township, fell among thieves and robbers here on the da forepaugh & Sella Proa, circus was in town, who first hypnotlaed him and then relieved him of $50 which he had Just draw from the National Bank to pay oft some hands who had been In his ser vice. After robbing- him the thieves ShSI A J,nltet 'him apparently asleep on the street rr"o -at not regret the loss of sawed timbers." An examination of """" ' " noil Journals shows this state- ia,ia nauseating effect or hypnotism. the Council Journals shows this state ment to be true. It was not long be fore such enterprises began to change uie iace or tnings in Kortn Carolina. A larg number of brick and substan tial frame dwelling houses began to take the place of log huts. People be gan to build for permanency. Orchards were t planted, 'gardens handsomely raw out,.: a ? uurrington Wrote, and the field and pastures were fenced in. According to Burrington's reckonings, more than a hundred times their ori ginal "cost had been expended on many plantations for Improvement. : : ., ui an tne ways in which a Governor itjJ' a z . i f N TOO WL Do not take chances on .it scaring away or experiment with some unknown preparation which may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and susceptible to attack from the germs of Pneumbnia or Consumption. COUlft nfUlfOt IA M1ll.li: A titnl. A- s in the Interest of the Burrlna-tnn ,u w 1 ' A riot afjrilnst of tnorti ilmportance . than careful at- Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Covington left Thursday nfterr'Jon for Jacksonville,' Fbu, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. H. 1. Do Pass, of Camden, 8. C, Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Marshall. Mrs. J. M. Bay uhd lit tle daughter are attending Conference n Charlotte this week. Mrs. W. C. Via ind little daughter ore visiting in Char !otte. ".- ! . ' ' I-Yauce Ainrovos Hague tVonfcrfnoc, "Parfa, ?ov, 12. It la understood that France has approved the second ffninie conference; ormai areptance of Pres ident Roosevelt's invitation will short ly b announced, 1 . , 1 44 not only stppsthe cough but heals and strengthens- the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Contains no opiates. 1 It Saved Ills Life After thd Doctor 8afd r ? He Had Consumption. , ' -.t,.' VtoCti&ini writes-- There ia 00 doubt but' what Foley Honey mad Tar saved my lite.: I bad an awful coutrh ' fDT unga and the doctor told me I had consumption. I commenced i l!sL?,1B Honey and Tar and found relief from the first and thre bottles cured me completely.' ; , A Potlceman'o Testimony ' J. N. Patterson, night policeman, of Nashua, Iowa, writes: "Last j winter I bad a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least a balfdosea -advertised cough medicines and bad treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended Foley Honey and Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cured tne. - I consider it the -" greatest cough- and lung medicine ia the world." . . " , f5lTa.iM2 M f VrvtaiaiIna d JJ time." nacbM the siiaXI sWead ths ' , . , , ' - ioo bottle almost 8ix times as rnuch. . nefuse Substitutes. ' SOLD RECC"!!iE!SDEO DY R. Ht JQRD Aires CO. . .'7 . ..Y
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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