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RALEIGH N. 0., THURSDAY MORNING MAY 27. 1886.
NO. 161,
PUi
Aboolutoly Pure.
fhia nowder never varies. ; A marvel
fCrKV, Strength i and WhotoMDWMMk ?. MOT
Mtwuhil than ordinary kinds and cannot be
Mid in wiMtlUoa wttk tb moltitode of low
tost, hott weight, alum or pboophatc powdtn
Sold ontr In cana. ROTii. Batwo PowM)
(X, lOS Waft Btroat, Sow York.
Sold by W C A B 8taronach, Goorn T
laeaaad JBramilACo. - " j :
. WEATHER BULLETIN
You read it You note
the indications for the
day, then prepareforthd
weather, lhat indicates
wisdom. It's more im
portant to you to observe the
HEALTH BULLETIN.
Dnn't npcrlect its indi
cations, lncyareper
3 sonal to you. Study
them carefully, nnderf
stand them thoroughly, act upon
tixm promptly.
t INEI1CATION ! Headache.
It's a disordered Stomach.
Most likely accompanied; by :
Constipation. Brown's Iron I
Bitters will cure the' Head
" ache and Constipation too.
INDICATION 1 Nervous Head-:
ache. This means Weak ;
' Nerves, Excited Nerves, Ner-;
vous Prostration. All ner
! vous. troubles cured by; the
strengthening qualities of j
. : Crown's Iron Bitters. I j
INDICATIONS I Dyspepsia
r and Indigestion, f Be careful ,
of r your diet- Look ; well tt
your habits. Give aid. to these! ,
' Jby using Brown's Iron Bit-i
. tters. ; It will cure. -" f
INDICATION 1 i Biliousness.'
Brown's Iron Bitters is what -
you need. It will remove the ;
i cause and cure the disease. ;
INDICATION! Impure Blood. '
i Causes no' end of "physical .
disturbances. Purify and enrich
vour blood and remove the
: KEW8 OBSERVATIONS.
Ip the recent Pullman (111.) labor
difficulties the working girls were led
to strike by the ybung men threatening
to boycott them ai the coming picnics
this summer. i
1 ' The Boston Commercial Bulletin
has ben making 'inquiries among the
archiUtets of ttiat city, and finds that the
May .strikes hare had the effect of sus
pending inTestments aggregating $4,-
j -The special committee appointed to
raise money in Philadelphia for a tower
to thel chapel at the University of Vir
ginia haT secured about $1,600 of the
$5,000 needed, tt is intended that this
tower. shall be a niondment of the broth
erljr Ioto of Philadelphia for the South
erner, : . v ;t
; -Von Ranke dying in: harness at
ninety and Bancroft i actively working
at eighty-six prove that the writing of
hutorjr is not neoessarily an unheal thfui
oooupation i while, as fori the making
of it, look at Gladstone, aged seventy
seven, anl Bismarck a tender yoath ot
seventy-ehe I
-Henry Todd,' of Darien, Oa., who
died recently, was .one of tbe richest
eolord men in th country. : His prop
erty was f valued :stf $125,000. It was
mostly amassed- In j the lumber trade.
Aftei'. the death of his wife much of his
property by bis will goes to oolored
churches and schools.
; -0f the total;: number; of dwellings
in New York, 10,314 contain ene family,
or six persons; 16,982 houses or flats
oontain one family on a floor, or 25 per
sons;?: whife 18,966; tenements accommo
date 60 persohs each on . an avetage
that is, about three-quarters of a million.
The prosperity of Poulterer Hayes,
of Ohio, is now un perilled by Mr. J.
D. Barnard, of Biyne, .La., who ships
thousands of dosens of eggs to New
Orleans and np the river, and who says
that Inore money can be mado at selling
eggs for five cents a dozen than in rais
ing cotton at ten "cents a pound.
HMr.t Jas. H. Warder, "of Nokesville,
Prince William county, Va., contributes
the following snake story to the Manns
sas Gasette. 4My wile's old turkey
hen Was sitting beside the garden fence
oh thirteen eggs About a week ago a
large black snake came along and ate
the turkey, curled i himself on the eggs
and stayed there aatil they hatched out
and then ate the whole brood at once.
I telj youhe was some snake."
!4A Imodern ttuoretia Borgia . is
thought' to havebeen discovered in
Rutland, Vt., in- the person of Mrs.
Harriet'E Mason who lis accused of
poisoning her husband, her son-in-law,
her young nephew! and hex most inti
mate; female friend. There are rumors.
too,4hat,Ui lkt of her victual may txr
iHu ioiiuw woreasea on invwuirauon.
ter Workman Bouquet, who
took dowft the Baftholdi statue in Paris
CONGRESSIONTAL.
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THE 1IOVSK ESJOTS QVITIS A LOSS
MHc'UStSIOAl
Oa tb
SMittor.
Washington, May 26. Sinati,
After the routine morning business the
Senate proceeded to -the consideration
ot the private pension bills on the cal
endar, i ';, i
The Senate took up the bankruptcy
bill, but laid it aside for a bill providing
for taxation of railroad grant lands.
Mr. Blair offered an amendment, which
was agreed to, providing that in any
sale of land under the bill the United
States might become a preferred pur
chaserVud that in such case the lands
might be restored to 'the publio domain.
In reply to a anestlon from Mr Blair,
Mr. Van Wyck said ithat almost every
State in the Union had suffered by the
evil of; untaxed railroad bonds. Mjr.
Sherman asked for the suspension of
the taxation bill in order to take up the
bill heretofore reported by him from
the committee on foreign relations, sup
plementary to and amendatory of the
"Chinese immigration bill of 1884 "
Unanimous consent! being given," the
Chinese bill was talfen up. Mr. Sher
man explained that the bill was simply
intended to explain the meaning of the
existing1 law relating to Chinese immi
gration; 8everal legal questions had
arisen tinder the ekisting law, is to
which there had been some doubt; or
difference of opinion For example,
one meaning had been attached .to the
words "Chinese laborer" by judge
Field and another b4 a Massachusetts'
judge. ' The definition of Field: had
been accepted by the committee, after
being discussed until the closeof the
day's session, the bill was postponed to
a future day. Adjourned.
HOC8B. ;
The speaker laid "before the House a
letter from the acting secretary fijf the
treasury; recommending an appropria
tion of $5,000 for the transportation of
minor coins. . ! .
Mr. Dunn's free ship bill was ; the
special order for the day, but its friends
being desirous of making way for the
oleomargarine bill, the order was made
a continuous one, the former bill
to be called up at the earliest oppor
tunity' . '
Mr. Blount reported that the .con
ferees ; on the postoffice appropriation
bill had been unable to agree, and a
further conference was ordered:
After some preliminary skirmishing,
the House went into committee of the;
whole on the oleomargarine bill,, all
general debate upon the measure being
closed. Mr. Hatch, of Missouri,
speakins; to formal amendment; sent
to the clerk's desk and had read the fol
lowing telegram received by him from
Chioago: "A protest of seteral hundred
the secretary of the interior may pre
scribe. (Great laughter ) Pending
action the committee rose and the House
at 5 o'elock adjourned.
A Try" Important Bill.
A fLAH TO BBNVrr THS COUSTKT'S INDUS
TUBS. Wabhinqton, D. C.j, May 26. Sens
tor Stannard introduced in. the Senate
today a bill to authorise the establish
ment of export tobaooo manufactories ;
for drawbrack on imported articles used
In manufacturing imported tobacco ; 'or
cans filled with, products grown in the
United States, or canned and preserved
fruits made with imported sugar, and
on bottles, etc., containing beer, wine
or brandy of domestic growth. So far
as it relates to tobacco, its provisions
are identical with those' of tbe measure
whiob passed the Hoase a month ago
ana. which is now before the Senate
committee on finaitsJ; In addition it
provides that on imported bottles and
EVOLUTION.
THE ACTIOS" OB THK SKKmr 1EKIAX
UESEBAIj ASESfS.a.T
A Ttr PiU
Eaaneitta
Adoosta Ga., May 26. The sixth
day's proceedings of the general assem
bly of the j Presbyterian church South
was devoted to the discussion ot 'the
question of evolution. The debate was
opened by Dr. R. D. Smoot, of Texas,
in favor oCthe majority report, contend
ing that the matter is properly before
the assembly for decision, and not a
matter of ! convenience or expediency,
that can i be deferred. Drs. George
D. Armstrong, W. F. Junkin andJJ
B. Striokler followed in support of the
majority report. Is favoring the mi
nority report Dr, F. L. Ferguson, of
T .ill i ai .no nnnrtta) uliAn . t t.him (ima
corks, when used for the oiportation of by the assembly, on the ground that it
wvw., nw w wi.uuj ' tuu I would orciudioe the case of Dr.
Woodrowi now pending in the
or uomt stio man
ufacture or production, uud on cans
manufactured in wltole or in part with
imported material, when such im
ported material exceeds 70 per cent of
the whole material, filled with products
grown or produced in the United States,
there shall be allowed a drawback of
duty equal to the amount paid. It also
provides that exporters of fruits which
have been canned or preserved in the
United States with imported sugar on
which duty has been paid shall, upon
satisfactory proof, under such regula
tions as the secretary of the treasury
may prescribe, have refunded to them
the duties paid on the sugar so used.
BJnrdrd hy His Hobs.
lower court of the ohurch. Dt. W.
Flinn and Dr. Woodrow closed
the debate on the minority report. Dr.
Woodrow j did not speak in support of,
or even advance his' theories of evolu
tion, but spoke against the propriety of
the convention -taking action no w and
against the assembly by adopting the
report of the majority, alleging the
creati6n to have been i immediate. The
majority report was adopted by an over- j Congress
w Helming vote Ot 137 to Id. It is as
follows: '
To the several overtures on the sub
ject of the evolution of man sent up by
presbyteries ino general assembly re
turns answers w follows: The churob.
J. Jh W. Oniham tor brni.
Cor J of the Nbws and Obsbkvbs. .
May 24, 1886.
It is often the custom of correspond
ents who write concerning proposed can
didates for office to say everything: they
can in disparagement of everybody ex
cept their man. Such is not my object,
but I hope I may be allowed to ' say a
few words for Maj. Graham fori; Con
gress. He deserves recognition at the
hands of the Democratic party, De
scending on both sides from revolution
ary stock, he has well sustained i their
reputation on the battle field. In' 1868.
though still a young man, he i was a
member of the so-called "constitu
tional" convention, and was one of the
immortal thirteen Democrats who stoed
up boldly for the rights "of his ; State,
and- fought vigorously every measure
that would degrade and disgrace the Old
North State.. Sinoe then he has always
worked for her honor and welfare, both
upen the hustings and in her legislative
halls. ,4Honor to whom honor is due."
No truer son has North Carolina. He
is -a man of upright character and per
fect integrity ; well versed in the law
both Federal and State ; a sound, prac
tical speaker ; an indefatigable worker
and student. He is perhaps 1 better
versed in the finances of our State than
any other man in it, and also under
stands all her interests. He fought for
her in war and has served her faithfully
in tames of peace. How, then, could
the! fifth district better honor herself
than by giving him a seat in the next
1. U. A.
Cor. of Thb Nbws and Obsbrvbb,
Seeing in the Nbws and Ocbbbvbb
that the name of the Hon. W. R. Cox
will; be before the congressional Con
or
THB TZKRIBLX KILLING
VABMBB.
Mountain Grovb, Missouri, May 26.
Sunday morning Wayne Ande-sou,
a .wealthy and respected farmer of this
county, was found murdered near this
town. He attended a Masonic lodge
Saturday night, leaving the hall about
12.30 a m. and starting for his home'.
He was found Sunday morning, lying
on his back, shot in the throat and
breast. Yesterday during the coroner's
inquest two sons of the deceased and a
companion named. Saunders confessed
the crime; Saunders said he was per
suaded, to assist the murdered man's
two sons And that Ed. Anderson shot
his father with Saunders' gun from an
ambush previously arranged. The con
fessions of the brothers re identical
with that of Sanders, except as to who
did the shooting, each accusing- the
others. There was wild talk last night
of lynching, but the sheriff sucoeeded in
conveying the men to jail at Spring field
before a mob eould Congregate.
Feeling, j Don't neglect; tfuslj
It's a storm signal. It's not aj
cause but the result of physic
cal derangement, uet nd ol it
at once. It means an exnaus
. I a i a.
body, an! overworked Drain, ;4
Give both the aid of Brown
Iron' Bitters. It will restore
the body and rest the brain, if
INDICATION 1 General Debil-y
ity. Results from inattention to ;
the previous indications. Those
complaints have produced t lis ;
xonditionj Even now you can
obtain relief and be cured by;
Brown's Iron Bitters. Mi
XNDICATONS 1 . Kidney and
- Over Troubles. Danger threafc-r
ens. van
. treated and
bv Brown's Iron Bitters.
LOCAL INDICATION SI
Chills and Fevers. ! Spring
. Fevers. You will find a certain
remedy in Brown's Iron Bit
ters. It supersede s the use of
Quinine and produces better
and oermanent results.
It won't hurt ycur teeth. It
-won't discolor them. You can
have all the testimony you wantol
?the value of Brown 8 Iron Bit
tters if you write to fiRQ Wft
7 CHEMICAL CO.. Baltimore, Md.
"SPECIAL INDICATIONS!
Throughout the Southern At
J-.' lantic and Gulf States. ?
Spring Fever will prevail fbr
sometime. . I
1 It's in the Weather;. It's
A cn the Health Bulletin
VNwl Don't overlook it.
Brown's Iron Bftters
is a soecmc tor its cure.
r
LOOK OUT j
THB OOCKTET'tS FLOODED WTTH .
ADULTERATED L&RD-
F.vuuine earefullv whattyou are using;. the
dor Iroui it when cooking U-traj-g It. ;
LARD
: FUr klsw
Chicago, May 26. A disastrou See
and packed it up for shipment to, this members of the Chicago hoard of trade 8truoture here early this morning The
wiMiMi, mm vwj. ak w'I'mw uuu, . uruoBt me aouon us we ireowrj iOM , nnroximate Sl.UUU.OUU.
mg bogus butter Was maUed ycu last Among ti e principal losers are the
fcA-H' . M J i ; . , ; publishers, Belford, Clarke & Co., and
Mr.f Kelly, of Pennsylvania, claimed fc ig book bindery firm, Donahue &
the floor for the purposepf saying, after Hennebury. Next door was a fire-story
twenty.four hours' reflection, whit he buUding owned by O. A. Slaughter and
said oh the bill yesterday and he did it copied by the furniture firm of R.
lest some men might tuinx tne threat or Deimei 4 Co. This firm was burned out.
ffentieman frOm Iowa (inn tien
a Missouri remains at this time sincerely oonvinoed I vention.for renomination, I desire to say
tnat tuo bcr.piuren as truly and authori
tatively expounded in our "ooufessioa
of faith" ana catechism teach that
Ad"1 and Eve were created, body
tnd BOxl, ' by the immediate . act of
Almigt power, thereby preserving
perfect race unity; that Adam's body '
was directly lasnionea oj Almignty uod
without any natural animal parentage
of any kind, out of matter previously
created but of nothing; and that any
doctrine stt variance therewith is a dan- j
gerous error, inasmuch as by the methods
of interpreting the bcriptures which it
must demand and in the consequences
which by fair implication it will in
volve, it will i lead to a denial of doc
trines fundamental to the path. (Signed)
George V. Armstrong, H. K. bmoot,
V F. Junkin, O. B Stricklen, L. C.
Vass. A. N. Hollifield, M Van Leon,
R. B. Fulton.
aOhmIm taXaistojn
Chicaco, May 26. 3,QP0 jpftoking
house employees -of Sidney A. Kens,
who inaugurated the eicrht hour move-
ment at Union stock: yards, held, a con- t every day, proiongwg toe session eacn
that: to the best of my knowledge there
is net a soldier who served under lien.
Cox! who will hot gladly do all he can
to secure his nomination. Gen. Cox
commanded the best organised brigade
in the A. N. Y., and the North Caro
lina material of which it was composed
could not be beaten as fighters. Many of
us Were there four years in close inti
macy, and all rreollect how faithfully
we promised to stick together when the
war ended. In writing thisl am simnlv
lllng your attention to the fact that
the time has come and we mast attend
tha; primary conventions and buck up
for tour rights or we will have no voice
in the choioe of candidates.
j G. T. 8.
Ik Hw FfejraielMM, ;
TDB WOXK Of THB BTATB MBSIOAIp XXAMI-
HBBS. j i -j '. I
Kew BerneJanrnaL J . :, i
The board of medical examiners
whioh has bees in session since last
Tuesday BMinins; completed its work
Saturday Tbe .board was m session
New York, with n corps! of workmen,
putting; the statue together as fast
as possible. Uen. tiiooe says the-
statue wilt be iu place .u the pedestal
Detore September 6.. when it is to be
cause of many diseases by us- i iTinyeiled with great ceremonies by Pres
ing Brown's Iron Bitters, j ideut qeveland ) i ....
INDICATION ! That TirW 1 -A uagariaii eonj&rer
the gentleman from lows lair tien
derson) made yesterday, that: if the
Pennsylvania proteetidnista did not
sustain the bill the iron industry of
their State might be destroyed. Tie had.
great respect for! the iron and . steel
manufacturers of Pennsylvania and
their working-men, bnt there Was one
man on' whose good opinion be placed a
higher value and tnat was the man
with whom be lav down at mgnt aner
I rose in the morning for the performance
of duty. Mr. Henderson sail Mr.
in Paris is
astonishing the natives. : He spreads a
newspaper upon any floor, and places a
ohair upon it. :His assistant, a pretty
young Woman, Bits down! Upon the ohair,
and over her h throws a piece of silk,
which barel covers her' from head to
foot. Then h whisks the silk away,
and; the chair is empty ; The trick is
done iu a strong light, and in full sight
of the spectators, j , j! -
The: President has appointed the
following nanied gentlemen members of
the: board of visitors to West .roint
present year: rroi.; w. u. sumner
: 11: r .:. n
Kemp P; Wile. LL. D , ! president of "wa rejeo .
thi llniversity of North Carolina; Mr. d- They eome here fJn.
William R. Blssell, of New York; Gen. jTlJl.
Wm; A. Blaln of Pennsylvania; Gen. rT' rZrZ
eneral Tl''r: !TTn :i j Zhr.
vi it mr
ex-
The most exciting part of the fire was
panic which occurred among the guest
of the hotel Brunswick, directly oppo
site the burned block. The heat was bo
intense that every pane of glass in front
of the hotel was broken. The guebts
became alarmed, and not stopping to
dress themselves, fled from the hotel.
Several firemen were badly injured.
Vow Trk tia htam. '
Nbw Yobje, May 26. Green k Co's.
report says: There was some fair
!,-., - t , k t. 1 j: .u. .u .1 1
a, a aw afiinan wn bituibh inr im ihii 111 lthii iiiv iib a.isn ii 1 11 tit i 1 iiiiikli w m v 1 r ri vr i i
for I lVD"J -"" -r my ",r"jrr, I ; o 7 r j " v " I anynqw
1 ne neuaerson representea. xi.outuKcu 1 uu mif aa auTauoe wi ut PU1UM UU I shapes
1 nun IOr niS Bina oo-operauuu, vuv -mr 1 ucuwu ion waj uu tuc uuu wuo- w ..
I ... T ...
CANARD'S "STAR BRAND'
v IS'rtJBB.
BVUiY PA( RACE GUARANTEED
I Ti t it and von will use -DO other.
B. H. WOODELL, Balelgh, N. C Afeaj
& Casard &
I BALTIMORE, KD
Cttren ol tb Celebntod Star Bvamd MOi
Cana Rams sad Ateoa.
Cortey.iof Alabama.
Among the diminutive toy ' wrap
pings for evening use at summer resorts
axe those of Jfipglisb light cloth chocked.
striped, or Invisibly plaided in which
the natural wool tints of gray and ecru
predominate, these colors crossed by
fine lines of golden, brown, olive, and
cardinal. The monk's-hood at the back
is lined with gray surah, and the edges
of the wrsp are simply machine stitched.
The sleeves arb lined with surah in or
der to render: them easily pit on or off.
there are shapes after the pelerine; dol
man and short Battenburg models,
made of the English light cloths! and
also neatly formed into tourists' pelisses,
lerviceable rain cloaks, and natty hunt
ing jackets for mountain wear,
j! Corn seems at home everywhere, ex
cept in the very extreme north. On tbe
'x Z '1. J il. it- II
mouniam siaes ana ui iuo yuhcyb, u
Clay and- sand and loam and muck, this
great national crop ef ours is at home.
And yet, themprice of a first rate crop
01 corn, iiae --me price 01 noeriy, u
eternal vigilance." The man who goes
into the held to raises a crop of corn,
has a host; of enemies to contend with
and he should "gird on his armor for
the conflict." Droughts and floods and
frosts S'are him in the face: myriads of
weeds,. the birds of the air and the in
sect woald'are all arrayed against him.
But if he fights the!-battle valiant j, he
is almost Sure to be victorious. First,
let him manure bountifully, for there is
'.I
istenee
On motion of Mr. Breckinridge, of
Kentucky j an amendment was' adopted,
65 to 43, to the section defining but
ter", so as to exclude from that defini
tion the product ;of mic or cream when
additional matter is used. M i
Mr, Morrison said the bill came here
under false pretenses and be would
therefore vote against it. Heiiatimated
that the tariff bill would be called up
shortly. He sarcastically remarked that
in two weeks the gentlemen who ' so
earnestly i endeavored te protect the
dairy interests : would, be dancing be
tween the sellers under the lead of the
gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr.
Kelly) voting, against free salt for use
in butter-making.
Mr. Hammond offered an amendment
makingit unlawful for any merchant or
shop-keeper in the Distriol of Columbia
or the Territories to sell oleomargarine
without labelling Jt in a conspicuous
manner, and requiring hotels, restaur
ant and boarding-house keepers who use
oleomargarine to place on their dining
room a placard bearing the words,
"This house uses oleomargarine,": and
to have the same words printed on the
bill of fare. This was agreed ;to, 2 to
85. Mr. Hammond offered an amend
ment providing a penalty for violation
of this provision. Lost ; 58 to 109.
- Mr; Findlay, of Maryland,. Offered an
amendment providing that no manufac
turers of oleomargarine shall export the
omewhat dragging, with a portion of
the gain. lost. Operators generally ap
peared nervous and hesitating over the
conflicting reports from the growing
crop, some of the latest ad vioes intima
ting a morej serious outl( vk. The fall
months .are, greatly negUcted and are
little better than nominal.
"- m m i. .
Tb OolUlr MtBtla. ;
Pittsbdrg, Pa., May 26 The mi
jority of the fourth pool miners are idle
and the miners in that pool say that the
prospects of their starting soon are very
slight, as the operators depend on those
of the lower pools, for the market is al
ready well stocked, formerly these
mines were .kept in operation by the
loose traae, dus tne uitroaueuon . 01
natural gas has destroyed that business.
John R. Wood, of the Tremont mines,
has notified those miners who are: nit
under contract that the rate of mining
will be If cents a bushel in future.
Heavy Incra of Kvna. ;
Washington, May 26. The revenues
of the government for this month arc
nearly 16,000,000 in excess of the ex-
penaiCUres uunug uio tame periu'i, suu
the treasury officials are encouraged to
believe there will be a comparatively
large decrease in the . publio debt
about $12,000,000.
V rout
no fear of making laud too rich for eorn4 7 Fr thf
Next he should plough welUno general India possessions inhabited by Pharisees
rule as ic depth an be laid down, the or nre-worsnipper., r par 01
soil and eircumstaooes must govern. A
deep ploughing, which on a strong clay
soil might prove the only salvation of a I
crop, might not be so badly needed on
UgM ana sanuy apu.
the world where these sects may reside.
and providing further that the provis
ions of the bill shall extend to the man
ufacture and sale of ssusage ss far ss
Praetieable, under such regulations as
mm.
$ r
4m
Tbe . PrMar f lm atmovt
6re.
LoNPoir, May 26. Lord Roseberry,
foreign secretary, will recommend that
the powers raise the blockade on Greek
ports and withdraw the foreign fleet,
from Snda bay. , .
Tk rby BUie.
Lonik-x. May 26. Ormonde won the
Derby; iiard second, St. Meriu third.
Whilo tie cutting season of asp va
lgus lasts, no shoots should be allowed
to grow.
White shelled eggs have ta bc sold
at djaeouttt is the eastern markets.
aultatioh with. Kent today, at which
the latter agreed to continue the eight
hour plan until October 1. The men in
departments are to receive nine hoars'
pay, except the laborers, whose wages
were only recueed from$ 1 75 to- $1.65.
What effect this action will have upon
the other packing-house employers is
not knbwn. They had all announced
an intention to return to ten nours
June
Colf rat Dooan, of Dakota, .who is
not unknown in North Carolina, writes
a oharaotcristio easter-tide letter to the
New York Sun, in which he advises the
ladies' to make themselves just as beau
tiful as they can. In closing, be says,
among other 'things: "Dear girl and
woman readers, dress as you please. It
is, perhaps, hardly necessary to say
that, for you will be pretty apt to do it
Uboose your own colors.
and materials.: Spare no pains
render yourselves as fascinating as
possible. You were made to be beauti
ful, and you fail to do your duty if
you are hot so. If a little paint or lily
white enohanoes yourohanna use it, but
beware of tne poisonea kinds, if a
little or big bonnet, a long or short
dress, a tight or lose skirt, a high or
low heel, a plain or fancy hue becomes
you; wear it. tlonsnlt only your own
sweet taste, and the dimensions of your
fathers' . or husbands'' picket
books. And, my word for it. whatever
you do, whatever you wear, will sooner
or later be recognised as right ; and
proper, becoming and bewitching, ' by
the .surliest cynic in all your legions of
masculine subjects. Let these cynit.
if they will sneer, begin by upbraiding
the Hand tnat spreads their exquisite
tints upon the lily and the rose; that
decks the autumn forwts with their
gorgoous draperies of a thousand dyes;
that carpets the valleys witii their soft,
rich velvet of eye-refreshing green, and
mingles the deep dark bio-; of the em
pyrean vault in old ocean's iuajestie
waves; that spangles the mantle of the
universe witn golden stars, and im
punts their wondrous eorrnscating fires
in the opal's and the diaukoud'a heart;
that teaches the sun s artist fingers to
paint the evening skies with all the
liquid hues of a million shattered prisms;
that bestows his ohangefuL coat on the
chameleon, and casts the roseate flush
of early morning on the mountain-top
and glassy lakes; that encircles th e
frowning brow of heaven with the glit
tering rainbow coronet, and hangs the
wondrously biasing aurora borealis
lamps upon the ; northern pole. God's
hind does it. ' He is the source, the
f mntain of all beauty in heaven, earth.
sea, and air. To Him give praise for
every lovely,: pleasing,;; enchanting
thing m all creation s. bounds. He
made it to give happiness. ; Awav with
the canting niggards who would throw
a straw in the path of the loveliest sub-
Innary being, the aaasterpieee of Deity'p
hja&djwork, in any effort to add to her
. A !Biedten thai can be takes, even by in
fants with safety, has bee a found In Bed Star
Couch Cure. It contains no mornhia. enlum
or aay mtbv potoonos ingredient, sad costs
only tweaty-five oaata a bUUe.
Ground oyster shells suit poultry.
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OR. BOLL'S COUOH SYECP
For the cure of Coughs, Colds. He
ness, Croup, Asthma, Broackitla,
Whooping; Congh, Incipient Coa
sumption, and for the relief of con
sumptive persons Iu advanced stages
of the Disease. For Sate by sJl Drue
gists. Price, 35 cents.
JACKET STORE.
day until near midnight, and Fnd
night it remained in .session 11 night
until Saturday morning p o cio.ck. ihis
extraordinary work, was Cndured in or
der to enable the applicants to leave on
the train yesterday morning, rj.be fol
lowing constitute the board: if r. A. w j
Koox, Raleigh; Dr. Win. B, Wood,
Scotland Neck; Dr. Jas. HI Reagan,
WeavervOle; Dr. Willis Alston, Little-
ten; Ur. r. u. xaurpny, morgan ion;
lr. W. J. H. BeUamy, WOmington;
Dr. Frank Duffy, New Berne; ; During
the session there were sixty-one appli
cants. Of these forty-six passed and
were granted licenses toi practice medir
cine lawiuuv in ioria : Carolina. : oix
were rejected and nine Withdrew their
acpucations. xne iouowing ; are me
... 1 : 1 . t
Baas.es of tnose wno passea : dames
Uiddleton Boyette, Cumberland coJ;
Si Hassell. Tyrrell 00.; D. B i Zolhcof-
fer. Ncrthanrpton co.; J. A. Faiaon,
Wavne conntv: J. A. Itogers, Wake
ce.3 J. L. Moore, Halifax co.; T. J.
PhilUps, Stokes 00.; J. H. Powell,
Ca-
Greemeco.;G W Kernodle, Alamance
co.: A. L. Petree. Forsyth cO.; J; J. L
MeCnllers. Raleigb; F. T. Ford,
tawba co.i &. T. Uhapin, Chatham co
L. B. Young. Wake co.; K. M. Clark,
Vance 00.; G. A. Ramseur, Catawba co ;
Wm. H.'Ward. Plymouth; IJ G. Rid
dick. Raleigh; Tfees. fl. Leary, Chowan
00.: John r. Monroe, pur nam: cam u
McClese, Statesville; M. T.iPope, col.,
Northampton co.; L. A. Jscruggs, col ,
Liberty, Va.; J.T. Williams; col.. .Char
lotte; Chas. B, Woodley, Kinston; Chas
R. G urkin, Jamesville'Martin eo.; Renj.
W. Burt, Enno, Wake eo.; F; P.XJates,
Kinston; John H. Harris,! Wake cp.;
M R. Braswell, Nash co.; R' W. Tail,
"Wallace' Duplin co.; Jas. C. Black,
Cabarrus 00.; B C. Moore. Anson co.;
C. B. Ingram, Montgomery eo.; Thos
P. Wvnn. Warrentpn; John T. Mo-
Laueklin. Statesville; Jo. J. Mann,
Louisburg; Archie McKinnpn, Robeson
00.: Ben 1. r . Uox, Stanley co.; A. J.
Buffalo, Raleigh; Ed. M. j Hollings
worth. Mount Airy; Jos. J. Hollings-
worth. Mount Airy; Wm. D. Urawford,
GoldBboro: Wm. A. Monroe, 1 Moore
co.; Wm. E. Wilson, Davidson College;
John McC. DeArmon; Mecklenburg co,
Von Ranke, the nestor of German
historians, passes away at Berlin. For
69 years he has borne the title of Doctor
of Philosophy, and for 67 years that of
Professor; for bO years he has been a
member of the Royal University of
Berlin, and for 53 years a member of
. w - - -
the Academy of Sciences. Iu 1879, his
age being then 83, he began a history
of the world, and has completed a vol
ume of this last work annually since he
undertook it.
f
The Great Bargain House of
We kicked up a racket (last week and we
are going to kick, up a bigger one .this week,
as we are go.ng to open new goods and some
great bargains. 80 look outlBig Job In Tiettn,
Bannjoand Guitar Strings, at 4c a sels'fresh
from the manufacturers and a goad article.
Pins and needles 3c a paper. ' Twenty-lour
sheets Note Paper tor eBst Calico ta the '
market, tc a yard. Best 4e4 Sheeting forCe a -yard.
Straw Bats tor men and boys from 60
up. Qood Tiekug IStca yard.
. Now If you want to save your mosey call
' : V "..."! ;
andsee me. w and advanced desa are
i ' '- 'J '".'(:'-;
crowding out the eld ones; pluck instead of. ; '
ldek; cash InsteaftTof cdreditj brains Instead r
cheek; and science and ability are beating back .
and eruabJng Into oblivion BoonabJne mer.
chants with their tough and tremendous long- .
time prices. - '
! Our Millinery Department will be fined thl
with new hats and flowers and sueh goods as
are needed as the seasonjadvancesjXhess goods
are bought jba New York from first-class
honaaa nd-tt)B .tnoat fariilonabla In the city and
hot from auction houses, as I understand is re
ported by many persons in Uiiaelty. They art
bought for cash and at cost, so I can sell them
cheaper than those houses who buy from
. drummers and on credit. The drummers are
going all through the country at an expense
of from 18 to 1 10 a day, besides paying heavy
license fees. Who pays all these expenses t
Why you people who buy goods from houses
who buy from drummers and on credit. The
consumer has all these expenses to pay.
Come and buy your Milliner? from us and
save all these expenses.
Bespectfully.. submitted to the cash trade
only.
VULNKY PUBSELL 4 CO. r
; i No. 10 East Martin Street.
REFRIGERATORS,
' 1 s :
FREEZERS,
DINNER SETS,
TEA SETS,
FLYFAN8,
TABLE CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE,
FINE LAMPS
TOIXET SETS,
BIRD CAGES.
ill the above and a general line of
staple and fancy goods may be found at
boom prices at
W, H. HUGHES.
LAW SCHOOL, r
UN1VEBSITY OP NOBTH CAROLINA.
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-rrmUtit, TUy Mmwrn la Wmta
; lUaxBT.
That she is frail, often in body,
'Tt true, 'tis true 'Us a pity,
And Ditv 'tis, 'ti true."
Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Preaortptioa" is Um
best restorative tonic for physical frailty in
women, or female weakness or derangements.
By druggists, fries reduced to one dollar.!
: Summer Session begins
JUI? lot 1TBXT.
Closes Sept. 1st. Terms, payable la advance,
TWO CLA88X8 :
Senior Class (fee). - . - - tSO 00
; Junior Ctaa (fea), - - ... SO 00
iwo cusses (ieej - - - 00 09.
1 JOHN MAJflONO, Prot '
sssy scdlas.