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V 1 t I i it. i - i 1 ' . si ' : '-A , ' ; i ' r i t 1 j il I i 41- s "I . .iudl d INDIAN if EGETA3LE PlLLS roa Tttjc LIVER And ail B lious Complaints Hale u take. Icj!f imrly Testable; no grip Ibk. I'nwcts. All DnuocfcU. BRING YOUR TOBACCO KLUTTZ'S WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD. OFKICE (JEN. PASSENGER AGENT, Salisbury, N. C, October 12th, 1882 SCHEDULE. ffAREHDUSE! No. Train arrive S.4S p a 4-ta " - ttM " " 11.50 AM io. m - - .w ' Lear C M " 5 CM STATIONS. ... Salisbury statesvlUe Newton ....hickory .. Morjanton ....Marion Black Mountain .. ....Ashevllle,.... Warm Springs ....Pigeon River.. Pass, Train No. x Leave 6.10 a Arrive 7. " . 9 jr, i . " Wil3 M " 11. " - 1.5S T M " S.Ort " " .1.14 " 5.45 ' JOHN SHEPPARD, (Late of Pilot Warehouse, Winston, N.C.) , I Business Manager and AUCTIONEER. Train No. 1 CMitwti At Salisbury with B. D. R. R. from nil point Berth and Soeta and from Raleigh, connects M HMnTllii wiu a. j . m. j. my . ui i . v . o. a. xv. K. conaects at Warm Springs with E. Tenn., Va. Ga. It. R. for Vorrtetown and points South- est. Train No. S connects at Warm Springs with E. T.Va.AGa.R.R. from Horristown the South-West. Connects at Kt.lMvlllr with A. T. O. IXt of ('('. A . K. K. and at Salisbury with R. D. R R. for all points North and East and for Raleigh. Through Tickets on aaM at Salisbury, StatesvlUe, Ashevtlle and the warn Springs to all principal cities. - - J. Bt Macmurdo, SALES EVERY DAY. Good Prices Assured. BEST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MAN : AND BEAST. NO SALE, NO CHARGE! It i tR - Insurance and Storage Free. 1 he Wood Chuck. A special committee of the New Hainpshire Legislature has been amuHiig the members of the legisla ture and the readers of its reports by a semi-serious diatribe against the wooden tick the oonaaion hpmrr a I bill to authorize a bountv of fifteen cents ou each woodchuck killed. But realk the "woodchuck," or "wood hog, is a terrible pest to larniers in new England and m the northern tiers of countries of our Middle States. It does immense havoc to growing crops, and its de vast at ions seem to require as encour aging legislative enactments for its destruction in the way of bounties as in former years the legislatures offer ed for wolves' heads or foxes' skin. The woodchuck is one of the most wary of animal, lie is as bad a sueak as- the weasel. lie makes his ground burrow in a field planted to . I a . corn, or to etner vegetables, or culti vated to clover. His hole may be lti louud, but long before the beast can be reached he is far away. It is diffi- cult to attempt to drown out a wood chuck by filling his hole with water. Long before the water can be brought me sly woodcliuclc lias made a new home. Indeed, it is a fact that a chased woodchuck lias made a new burrow a mot iu sight of his pursuers while tney were searching lor him. How to JKitu. The Tornado at Kocucstrr. Liberal Cash Advancements made on I There is nothing succulent and of GEO. A. EAGLE, W. A. MORGAN. Tobacco held by as for future sale. KLUTTZ, GASKILL & CO. Eagle & Morgan BLACKSMITHING AND Wagon-Making. We arc prepared to do any kind of work at our Shops on Lee Street, (W. M. Barker's Old Stand.) SALISBURY, N. C. HOUSE-SHOEING nnd all kinds of Blacksniithini? done nromntlv nnd with ex- o or r pedltion. Repairing of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons done promptly and iu first class style. Painting and finishing of fine work will DC clone iy w. 31. xsurker. All we ask la a trial. Jan. 10, 1883. 13:tf University of North Ca ralina. NEXT SESSION BEGINS AUGUST 30th, 1883. Regular Courses of Study load to A. II., Ph. B., and B. S. Special Courses aro open to Students. Schools of Law. Medicine and I'harmacv nrtach- ed. A Teacher's Course of two 'rears has been established. For particalara, address Kkmc P. Battl-k, LL. l., Pre., Chapel Hill, N. C 42t. 15:tf J. ItnODES BROWKE, PKE8.. W, C. CO A BT, SEC. Total Assets, $710,745.12. A Home Uompany, Seeking Home Patronage. PH0HPT, j m AAfialillj I CaUg T.TWT!T5 AT. Term Policies written on Dwellings. Premiums payable One-half cash and bal- a . ' ance in twelve months. J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt., -J:um- Salisbury, N. C PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BLACKMER & HENDERSON Attorneys, Counselors and Solicitors. Sulisbury, N. C. Jan. 22d, '70- tf. "PHlls J. M. MCCORKLE. T. F. KLUTTZ. NrCOKKLi: & KLUTTZ, ATTORNEYS axd COUNSELORS , Salisbury, N. C. Office on Council Street, opposite the Court House. 37:tf I KEKR ORAI.iK, I,. II. CLEMENT. CRAIGE & CLEMENT, Attorneys A1 Salisbury, N. C. Feb. 3rd, lSdl. HARDWARE. DI8OR02RSD LIVER, nrrf MAI aejia rrom tlicae aourcoa arise throe-fourths of wi 1 1 humus or tiio Human ir.ee. Theso .uruipioiuj iiiuicjirc Uieircxutence : JJnm of , oj'Hvmk iOWCl CO&CIVO, feiCK IIOU aehc. fniln.c. -ii....iu. exertion of Ixnly cr mind, Eractatlou Jir,riuu.,y oi lenxper, Low omc dnty, Zlz;luc8,.V!nUcrinat tha orcH V:i:i- CAnTIMV mssM lha cso cf a rercedytn.it a U airtstl ontho Liver. AsaLircrmodlci:ieTUTT ia havo no cqaai. Tlicir r.cUo:i or. tho jnuncBwmicicinisoiso prompt; lemoTuur nil 1i-ir.nnrioo , . 1. . i j 1 . . rnar-.-ra of the evetem." nrtvtr!tTi anna. tito, Bonaa cli .restlon, rrnlar stools, e clear i-tviuiuiaTigoroasuoav. yWTl fit.tjs causo no nauar.a or grlpla nor interfere Vita dailv ty.-rrlr n.nf1 n rm -ntn-tM: ANTIIK)TE TO MALARIA. goldoT.rytTTi- rggfc t)ffl.-llMttiTrSt.,N.Y. tottb mm 0P Goat IIaih or IYiiiskebs cbanmd in. etantly toaOisSr Black by a single ap. rT o,, a o TBTT'S MANUAL 07 L'SEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CRAC UNA WATCHMAN, ON 1 .7 H.50PEB YEAR. a sal id quality that the wootlchuek does not relish ; growing beans, let tuce, peas, spring corn, new potatoes, anything that s eootl for humans ia good enough for him. He will make a meal off of clover, or will subsist on ordinary grass. But all his life he knows that he is a sneak thief, tie does not come out and mb like his betters of the ferox tribe, luit is very careful about exposing himselt. Just after the sun has sunk in the west, iu the inter- gloaming between daylight ami dark, he sneaks out of his hole and p-opb to feeding, but he never feetls with out watching. His down nibbli and uprisings are so frequent as al most to be instantaneous. It is con sidered in New Emrl and 1 (wu I if io where the wood chuck abound.-, a fair trial of skill to send a rifle bullet through one as he shows hinuelf above the grass or stubble. This extraordinary quickness of movement I .i ... maKes the hunting ot the woodchuck a sport. Usually the woodchuck is Cailtrht With doirs mid "ilmurnin. by pouring water in his subter- raueau habitation, after driving him in and being s ire that he ia there. in wotHlciiuck. to those wkose prtjudiccs do not extend beyond reason, makes a palatable dish. He is a cleanly fed animal, taki nor on v vegetable food. He is a hibernal i 11 cr animal, sleeping like the bear from trost to spring, and grows fat on vegetation ot the field and irarden. until in the fall he is "fat as a hog," which he is, and deserves to die to givo food to those whom he has rob-ii,. oett a whole season through. Of course every health v bov who Th- .i,n A.t , , .. i . "iuu hiii unuuini tin wwu vi has the use of his legs claims that he Uocheater,Minnesota, August 24, was can run. A writer in St. NinlmUs UiunJi T-i.-uii . p -. j. pi ti many iciuui Kauit rc- gives the following hint on the sub- suits. On th rrlVkii nrla nf T? A Pla i?ct: 1. L. - x. . ' " . ui in ie liik fTnurr. nn isp a purinn. I believe I can tell the bov Am. rnl, nr (u r 21 i a. ... ... . . . . J i v tw aionu io io ue seen. a ining inat win neip them to run bet- mne board, about, sir ft nntr ,nd ter. I was a pretty old boy when I four inches wide, is driven endways ti Mr fminj r . ..... I. .1 J. . . T 1 . . . '. ' T. ' j r,T? " ut" .VUfc l"e nni l,nje a through the trunk of a maplo tree inea n l ran a mile and a quarter at six inches thick, and remains embed onc dash, and was not weary nor ded in it. blown. And now I am going to give The wife of one farmer, who was you the secret : the field, started for the bouse, but VC hah ( il ... I. . O I , . saw . 1L1 ' inrougii your nose I tailed to reach it. She ran for a been thinking what poor run-J stake in the fiald, but was blown OPTS WO ft t0 A II 1 1 lliniwln.li... 1 il.. Il . . . rm .. .t uH,lCmig ny me aimosi io pieces. i he stake was amuiais can run so tar, and it came driven through her body, and her io me mat perhaps this might account limbs torn off so that they have not for the difference, that thev alwavs vp Un fn...i take air through the nose, while we The Hon. John McCall, of Winona usually begin to puff through our was killed near his elevator. He mouths before we have gouo many had started for the house, across the ffasTltt Srni a anlmla a I 1 I a V. ", eucu aa me uog way out, naa evidently been caught v .jj.cu nieir mourn m me air and whipped on to the ami pant while running, but they do earth, for the grass was sweot clean this to cool themselves and not be- where he was found auoV ever boue in cause mey cannot get air enough his body was broken, through their noses. I found once, through a sad exne-j A silent hour under the stars may nence with a pet dog, that a dog must whisper to your soul great thoughts ilio if hi,: nnt.il. - - l 1 Inf Marnilv 'Plm,, u,Cl I I.... 1 I. . A. I. . I .1 .11 wicau.e mrougn me mouth jflnftnlw, anw. link- tt-hiu u ;. f...:Ki.. i.-i.i -e Japanese oot Gear. iv is luiuuir ueui tiiien : u WHEN YOU WANT HARDWARE AT LOW FIGURES Call on the undersigned at NO. 2, Granite ow- D. A. AT WELL. Agent for ths C4CardwellThre8hor," 8alioarjr, N. C, June 8th tf. Malaria, chills sad Fever, and Bullous attaeks nrftST1 WliU Emor ndard iMSttW : never fdU8 10 cur ie moat ail otiH-r-ieuKMl s bad (ailed. They are prepared ygMgOOatOlataga atronjr cathartic an. mmmiamm contointnR no omnlne orxnmsii; causing no ffripnuror DorviV- thev i re 1 ad rtA"-'?J!irey. effectually eleanse the svstem lv aew lite and tone to the body, as a house kpld rt-mcilj u.ey are unequaled For Uver jim not SSSSWW will ha" a wonderful effect on the worse case. Thev "are SrSirfJ'1 J1" Jy phyalclanTand mid bv stasis s&? aH2 POX tAU UTI. H.gWWIU. Sale of Land! By Tirtue of an order of "Sup. Corut of Row n County in the raw of Jh,t C. Lingle and others against Martha J. Linlc and'others, I will sell, on Monday the 3rd day of Sen temuoi, 1888, at the residence of the late Moses Linpte, 17 Acre s of Land, Adjoining the lands of Moses Lrcrlv John C. Lingla, Henry Klutt and others! known a the Moses Lmle trani, suiiject to the dower of Annie L. Linle, widow, j Terras, one thlrii caab. r.p-t in six nioMf h np.d the ba'ane in twelve montjis noi- u.i.. luiertt at eSjlit p r tnt. from day of sale on the deferred pavnient tCWIS C LINGLE. C Mi.'r qlyW 188 42:1m , B " sss ua; i- BOOTS order: AlfWork lS A. CAITCDO a a Ti-Tt .gJio.i. . " perlence.-All Material of ttoSstl and wort done In the latest styles ana won Readv made trnrt nlwav-a nn r . Win. A 0 NOTICE! JOHN F. EAGLE -FASHIONABLE- BOOT AXD 05 M' A; K KT Inviteyour atlenlion to his .hop, opposiie Mayor . Ofhee. Bepsiring neaily and nXEl Avoid Farm Mortgages. H. A. Haiirh gives the following 1. . .w o wholesome . advice on mortiruo-ps tii farmers in the American Agriculturist for A ugust : Mortgages arc necessary nnd bene. ficial in civilized society, but there are unpleasant features about them. They often enable a man to accom plish what he could not otherwise do and they also often involvea man who iii -.vould have been othcrwicsuccessful. They often enable a man to get out of trouble which lie could not other wise avoid, and thev perhaps couallv as oneu make miserable a life which would have otherwise been hnimv. It is easy to get them on the farm. ... . . out ii is not always so easv to trt-t thorn off'. V arm inort traces are ulinni .i . P 7 me uest investment that capital can find. Investors crenerallv like thorn They partako of the nature, per ma- nance, and other substantial qualities oi real property, but are relieved from many burdens imposed upon land. Therefore: 1. Do not moi tcraore th e . . o o iariu unless it seems absolutely neces sary, lint, as a general rule is less val uable than a particular one, it may be well to specify, by adding : 2. Do not mortgage to build a line house. By so doing, you will have to pay for an investment which docs not bring money : 3. Do not mortgage the farm to buy more land. Where there is absolute certainty that more can be made out of the laud than the cost of the mortgage, this rule might not apply. But absolute cer tainty is rare ; mistaken calculation is common. 4. Do not mortgage the farm unless you are sure of the con tinued fertility of its soil. Many persons borrow with an expectation of repayment based on an experience of the laud's virginity only, which, on failing, may leave the land less productive, and the means of repay ment thus be removed. In this way trouble begius which may result in the loss of the farm. Keep very clear of mortgages. Leadville, Col., August 31. Reddy Williams and Ed Cunning ham, living near lied Cliff, Battle Mountain, yesterday agreed to settle il..:. i v .i a . nrir nvairy lor me naud ot a young lady by means of pistols. At a shrn.il each drew his weaon and fired. Williams fell at the 6rst shot, pierced through the heart, and ( 'mi :i i nirli i mi I fell shot through the lungs, aud died wiuuin 'mere left to themselves they always breathe One of the most striking sights that throntr I thttir nne I. I .1 .. - . B O) 7 - , . m i . . , iaKes t attention ot the traveler in oo. possibly, we are intended to J.... : e . . t i ii I i . . r" " me wooiicn sanua s tflk'O llll llie tn-il f ......... . , " ... iL- r. . . B , . ' worn y the 35,000,000 of people. unless necessity drive- us to breathe These sandals have a separate cira through the mouth. oartment for flm bro,i toi wA!!L7iT ""I" t,,Cr rea8T W.h? c,at;kig s o the streets. Straw we ought to make our noses furnish Li;, i .L i . . i . . , ..i.o me awo wurn, auu a traveler all the air to our lungs One is, the starting out on a journey will strap a nose is filled with a little forest of I r .u , . Jt , ?. T. . i i . , t. . i v j w iucui on ma oacK. mat ne hair, which is always kept most, like! m! TTT all the inner surfaces of the nose, and is worn out. Thev cost but a cent par icies o dust that would otherwise and a half a pair. They are rights rush into the lunges and make trouble, and lefts, and leave the foot free to are caught ami kept out by this little the air; we never see those deformi ha.ry network. lien the passages of ties of the foot in Japan which are so the nose are onger, and smaller, and frequent in this country. They are more crooked than that of the mouth, nm- ;.. it., i..." il- - : . . w. ii ... .ne iiuusv.ueiuir leu out s that as it passes throuirh them t lie L;.u t.: 6., i t v . -. .. i dunii( uinrii cue street air becomes warm. But these aro on v v ..e it . . J '""K ui inuui at mc a few reasons why the nose ought not doors, old and new, large and small, to be switched off and eft idle n. r : !... . . . - i , . ,a aui pnaiug to sue uow rapidly the many mates are while 1 heir owners go Ja, step out of them aud pick then, pufling through their mouths. Up again with their feet, without All trainers of men tor racing, and stopping, when leaving the house, rowing, aud all other athletic contests, . 6 unuersranu tins, and teach their mi- Ti11,i..,,T,.i..i.. pus accordingly, jf the boys will try una pmn. mey win SOou see what a Tl - u , . .1 :. ...:n i .i . . mivc mi out meilK WHO MiunvuvR .i win niaae iu meir enUU- waa w L-in.r il.m.n. -.i. ranee. After you have run a few rod i:n L " 1 "Tf" yu" " I. 1 i. . .. . 7 , -i ounuiar uj ins siue. l he o d Holding your mouth tightly closed man suddenly LnlTj LTIl here will come a time when it wilt t- f..r -l' i. . V.,7 seem as hough you could not get first was beginning to iieep above the a,r enough through the nose alone; ground ; the secoiTd had rooted it-elf but don t give up ; keep right on, and pretty well into the earth ; the third hi. a n . V 7 rM 8mart 8,,r,,b J whilst the fourth thlS. A little Practice of t il methm L.... I l- r. ti . . L , - .. mat nan a iu ii sized iree. Alien the old moiik said to his young com panion : 'Pull up the first.' The boy pulled it rtp easily with hii fi igcrs. Now pull up the second.' The youth obeyed, but not so easily. 'And the third.' But the boy had to put forth all rms "m uowy saiu ine master, 'try your hand upon the fourth.' But Io ! the trunk of the tall tree (grasped in the arms of the youth) scarcely shook its loaves ; and the little fellow found it impossible to tear its roots from the earth. Then the wise old monk explained to his BRANDRETH S PILLS. They are a vegetable tonic pnrgative, abso lutely harmless under all circumstance. They never injure the weakest female or the young, est child. One box is a medicine chest suffic ing for a whole family. Suppose yoa have diarrhea ; nature ia making a great effort to get rid of some irritating matter in the stom ach or bowels. 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It is marvelous bow they purify the blood. After two doses, the effect is seen in brightness of the eyes and clearness of the skin. All pim ples and eruptions vanish like magic under the influence of this purifying purgative. We cannot stop the march of time with any -medicine: but Brandreth's Pills will remove the excessive lime from the system and prevent grey hair. They improve the sight and tone up the human body, so that the old man's eyes will be iindimmed and his natural force una bated even after seventy years. MT. VERNoii WST-SBW JJ will go far b make yeti the best run- ncr iu me neighborhood. An Adventure with a Snake. A Dangerous Plaything Two Young Children tone Found with. A Stroudsbunr (Penn. telegram says, a few days ago a neighbor of hl?Z U T T ' Mrs, Franklin Smith, in Eldrcd town- Z & & th ahinL thi. eoiintv. i ;i ..1 hi Mre le 8cceetlcd in uprooting it. ship, this county, while passing her house, saw her lying in the yard With two children crying by her side. The neighbor hastened to Mrs. Smith, and saw lying a few feet away a large rat tle snake dead. Mrs. Smith was un conscious but was soon revived and explained the situation. Her child. ai;e uro, aH a el.iM f . neighbor, . "1 .1 7 ,1 CXl,la",, tl.rj were piling in ll.ey.nl, un.l n,t""""g f "'C o.iv. H. in ueeu waiciwng mem ironi tne iru:- . . door, enjoying their sport. She no- ' l"V "lp W" f Jt what hap- ticed that while they were side by Vfns. When they side in the gr, her little one was d ffJT'SS .7? cassiohally striking in front of her 7 ,a. , V,,,HD,? over se,f with a short stick she had in her hand and after each stroke both children l ZL A 7 would laugh heaitily. The other , 1 eir deep down into our child at intervals w&ld hend Z Zllh II" Za! TrT ward, with her face to the o.h1. ew Almighty Imnd of ths and apparently stroke something with FT Yl I plUOk .,V,ein out' i.ifi ...r ' . . 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They operate directly, powerfully, and beneficially upon the whole mass of blood ; nor oan we question the fact when we see indigestion cured, liver com plaints arrested, the oppressed lungs brought into healthful play, and every physical func tion renewed and strengthened hy their ageucy. L, ARTiv Present h icspcciiuiiy solicit a tri. 7 rm tablismcnt. It is complete i 'tli quirenients of first class hull" Horses, Buggies, Carri Phaetons, Wagons, "HE 18 COKFinE.NT op 0IVTj ! . SATI8V ACTIOX. l onccial nmvKion r Boarding and keeping horsHIl at this place. 8 Ma"" fib-. Special accommodations for 1uU ol Cammcrcial Travelers. ,e l on-tf cr Salisbury, X.c M Turnip SeeTluiTi Mofc iwwveu a rresh lot of TURNIP SEEl. of all the different kinds, rnpiw. i ' i r.n . lU GSTOlE, ever at WIZARD OIL. The Great RHEUMATIC CURE of tij. also for LAME BACK, at J ENNISS' Dc0 Jl ! 1 SIMMON'S LITER MEDICINE? AT REDUCED PRICES, AT FRUIT A XI) j ID RUBBERS FOR JARS Af ENNISS'. SAVE Y0UE FRUIT! Scarr's Fruit Preservafe! Withoot the use of Scaled Cam tk CHEAPEST and ONLY SURE lb vnow-J. PKnFECTLY Harmless. and try it. - At ENNISS' Dnto Stor. CtQ r ! V North Carolina Railroad. CAMhrmcn oournmr 1 -'-'. vt-w ulMLUULCi TKAlNSUiOFNG EAST Date, Apr. 3u, 182 Leave Charlotte.... " Salisbury 4 Hieh Point.. 0 - A rr . G reensboro .... Leave G reensboro . Arr. Hillsboro " Durham " Kaleisrh.. J. Lv. " Arr. Goldsboro , I No. 51. I I fraily. 4.10 a.m. 6.05 7.20 M 8.10 " t.80 " 11.47 " 1 26 " 1.40 p.m. 4.05 6.30 ' N. 63, Daily 4.3J)f,a. 6.26 s -7.5011 8.33 ft 9 lO ll 28 M 1208 M 120AM 130AM 360 Letter fvom a Osatl emsn Ninety Years Old. Lon jLifg from Tjae of Brand. reth's Pills. PitAittie ocCiiie.v, Wis., Feb. 11, 1882. I am in the ninetieth venr of mv unrlil. ... -. j i 111 l..rtt..i.i.o .in. I I . T.. . . . . . i . fw... ! I fc ' passing toanoiiier, and lur I I trust, a better world, 1 wish to bear testimo ny io ine great vtrtuesof lirandrelh's Pillsas a household remedy. They are the best blood pun hers and cleansers of the stomach and bow els in the world. I have raised a family of 10 children, been blessed with three wives,and my lamily experience reaches over seventy years For over forty-five years I have known and believed in Brandreth's Pills. They have cured me of indigestion. in.tivenu ,i,.J,. and the females of my family have found them invaluable at all times. I also wish to say that I have found Allcock's Porous Plas ters very useful in breast pains, backache and weak muse lea, A l kreo BacxsoN, A.M., D.D. No. 15 Daily except .Saturday, Leave Greeusboro 6 30 p. m. Arrive at Raleigh 2.45 p. in. Arrive at Uoldsboro 8.00 " 4- Noi. 51 Connects at Salisbury W. N. C. R. K.. for Asheville and Warm Springs 0 Greensboro with R.& D. R. R. for sll paoU North, East and West, via. Danville. Al Goldsboro with VV. & W.R. R.for Wiisap ton. No. 53 Connects at Salisbury wilh WJ. C. It. K. forallDointsin Wpstrrn N.Cirolini: daily at Greensboro with R.&$). R. B.fbr)ll points .North, Jiast and West. TRAINS GOING WEST. Date. Feb. 19, 1882. 1 1 ill No. 50. I Daily. F No. 51 UsilT. land turtle about the yard for si sou and dVfV. 1 days and Air, Smitl supposed the r ohildren had come across this and rpna in cnecK. JLx. Mater ual Love. were amtisinfir themselves with it ftk w - - -w v. watched them for as much as a ouar- . -m i t i . . . . icr oi an nour, wiien she waked in. a !. .... ward them to see what tl.ey were do- ad necu iar Tho ohiW abU,,"g' inz to the tortlo. IVhsn .ii ki. . nrt peculiar. The child, as soon as e . r.i , c oorn, is taken up into her tendorvt feet of them she was struck srwHvd.l j ! . r. tentierest and motionless with horror to see that Uves Z t'Zs ZSTY' their plaything was a lanre rottlo! v. of herse,f' i i , . . - ,, , . auio pwtuiiu uuect on is as extendi vp snake, which was at full length, mak- L tile race, for it is found LT'I! ing no Hostile demonstrations, simply as well as civilized peop e raising ,t. head when ,t was touched, This affection was strikingly nita- opeuing its mouth and darting its ted by an Indies who U Ctr tongue out and ,. It was this per- childf Unableto find her owu ehiM site foriuance of t in siink w ki.h ,.o,,.i . .i. wu,r1'1 . .... , . . wvi cuicreu ine uome oi a wmtt familv the children's mirth. Finaflv M.L ,-h;.. i "l L w . 6 Iam,,Jr cj -.1 . J vmw tiiut; iu ner anus tne nrpttv b 'l'"0. Le'e.l; "r tw11frwJd. baby, lavUhed apo. it br w eal," Sf and the snake discovered her. In- .,,,,1 fi.iL m, . 1 .... imooiiicu ny ujuuiuiea. 1 lie mn nor slantly its whole appearance changed. wa8 surprised at the peculiar exhibi' as quick as lierlitnmcr it thr ,i . . 7 .vu, mn urnuir io rwara to rescna into the coil which gives it the pow- her child, when X tLT t'"! er to make its dead v snrino- d .h i .... i. ui.i..r MTt i , . - or gomvj.cw uii uianaeiasone would sounded its rattle. 1 his sudden move- S sick child, aud, after clwJi ment ot the atiakfl a larmd ii,B xi. i. ' ' "''"IH in j j , v . , ' 'cr arms, utierea a low, mournful Mrs. omitli then huiud a Hub. nnd ,..k: .1 . . with a few blows killed the snake JCs! ZCT r?Z LT r. l-ti 1 ' mm mc xuuiau b arms, aim alter which nhe mm-iulH-ml not . ma 1.... I... I. I :. 77 , 9 until revival by her ..ck-hbor. TkZ ..7"n" 7Z "7 ,lmaer- 8.ke wa. bwVc- fair and five feet I . JT STZ2r22TS loug, and had ve rallies neck of ri 7 V.'a .k1B " a. r I IIC All time two buffalo tongues. She asked permission, by signs, to kiss the baby, and it was grauted. Then she departed, and never came again. m m m j We should never throw off polite ness even iu our conflicts with coarse people. London, August 31, The Vicar of Stratford on A von, has signified his williitgiietM to allow the remains of 8hakcM.eare to be examined. The object ia d.sturhing the remains is to compare the skull of the poet with the busts aud portraits of him. CUBE OF NEURALGIA. Taken as a "Forlorn Hops, "Brandreth's a Fills Effectta Jlagical Cure.-Small-Pox Cared. Sehenek Ave., East New York, April 12, 1880. I most cordially give my testimony as to the great value of Brandreth's PiUs, verified by eighteen years' experience in my mother's (the late Mrs, Dri Geo M Browne) family and my own. They were at first taken aa a "for lorn hope for toe cure of a very aevre case of Neuralgia of several years' standing the patient being completely prostrated by disuse and the excessive use.of opium, taken-to dead en the pain (by advice of her physician.) The InVLlZTZl101 mfgiC?i; in O0e nont, he was able to b nn -.ml i . r "" aiuunu ireeiv.and the disease has never returned. My mother R,? cudff" eltackof Iniamatoiy Rhumatism by the same mean. About six years ago I was taken with what appeared to be a bad cold, bat in a short time. sVmtoins of confluent Small Pox were dvelopedreauslng Sl?0nim- 1 det'ned lou Br.nd! reth s Pills as a remedy, and their efficacy was soon apparent. I was well mch sooneMhan w expected and without receiving a Lawle Kli0'- ir,rbi'?t ny kind. Ji b Vj 3K belief, judging from the severity of the casT JtXj -DVr-8' tfe reularuUne prescribed by physicians, I should have died r o W ? "!a,,J other inUnces of the value Mrs. E. St. John. XT8EII THIRTY YEARS. COULD NOT GET ALONG WITHOUT BRAND RETH'S PILLS IN THE HOUSE. 84 Morton Street, New York City, Umr. 1 1880 I have used Brandreth s tfigl ov 'thirty years. I am a vrot ,.pr... J:! "rv V.TTiCZs 5? relief. I also 7en, with whieh I am wi i rain .o. oz, xuenmena iiw "V-Trl V.al,inl,.n " - il- mim flallTll''" i . -. t .... . . ..... IiAFVi tfnsr i nrouiin ricReis on saieaiurrc"--jT' Rfieigh, Goldsboro, SalUbdry and Charhg anf at all principal points South, SootSOB ttt3r7Z W',ich , Weal, North and East. For Emigrant. rrtjw Leavefioldnboro .. Arrive Raleigh ... Leave 44 Arrive Durham .... HiHsboi ' Greens! ro... Leave 41 Arrive High Piont Salisbury Charlotte 10.00 s. m 12.13 .m 4.15 44 5.32 44 6.11 " 8.30 9.15 44 9.50 44 11.12 " 1.10a.m. 10.11 a. a. 16.50 44 12.16 , no ,i No. 16, Daily ex. Sunday-Lv. Goldsb's 4 4fO Ar. Kaleigh 8, Lv. 9pim Ar.Gresnsboro5.4vg No. 50 Connects at Charlotte with A. 4 Air Line for all points in the South and Seilta west. No. 52 Connects at Cbsrlotto with C, m & A.R.R. with allpolnts South and SoolhetN . N. W.M. C RAILROAD ; ) N0.H1 Goisg West. No. 50 Daily, Daily. ex.8e"l?: Lv. Greensboro 925pm 10 25 Ar. Kernersville 1041 44 1135 44 4t Salem 11 10 44 1209 pU. No. 51. 1 Goxxo Wist. Daily. No.W. ex. Sun. P''' J. Leave Salem 620am 6 10 p at Ar. Kernersville 646 44 tot u " Greensboro 7 45 M -I i ITATE UmVElIIfY UlUulkk - - AO. 1. M - Goirg .North? Leave Chapel Hill ... Arrive University, Dsily ex. Bus. 7.30 a 8.32 a Optus South. Leave Uaiveraitv Arrive Chapel Hill ...... Ne. 2. Daily ex.Soib. 5.40 p 6.42 p Pullman Sleeping Cars without ChS I in IV. ir. Vr. Sll K- V..,U ..d Al UUW v ' - v. w. t 4via saw i , ttv a - a . .ii i: i asm ngi on x mnville, ,.u 52, Kichmend iHrin house. Cuao, F Uehnberg. J i I i i. I I 18: ly Geo. Paeg ASV I Mv-hmond. ! 21:ly ' 1
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