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OFFICE QtX. PARSENGER AGENT,
Salisbury, N. MAY Hth, 1884.
v ; SCHEDULE. : r - ;
Train Vo. s,
. EAST.
ITrtln NO, 1,
I WEST.
STATIONS;
At. t-Siam.
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11 -is p. m;
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Statesville :
Newton
'Hickory i
1 Morgan to a .
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. "11.35 "
Black Mountain
; AsbevMe m
Alexander's '
S.33
" 4.54
kr. 4JM " l twaraspriujfs
Marshall
Train No. 8,
Train No. T.
WEST.
- JkAST,
T-lfU
STATIONS,
4.44 p. m. flARbevtlle l
1.40 "1 .Pigeon Hirer .
Lv. .i0
AT. IMS
1.30
Wayiiesvilie
Trail it and 8 ron dally.!
. Train No. 3 connects at Salisbury with R. D. R.
, ., from all points sout b . i !
rv; Train No. 1
Coaaects at Salisbury with E. t D. R. R. from
all Mints North and from Kalelzb. Connects at
Utesrtlle with A. T. dt'oi Dllv. of C.C. A. R.
S Connscta at Warm Sprlnjts with E. Tenn.. Va.
B. B. for Morrlstowii asd polnt3 West, S.
;: TrsOa Nol2
: .. T i !
atfWarm Sprlnzslwltb E. T. Va. A Ga.R.R.
v, Jlorrlstown ; the West 8. W. connects at
! vIU With A. T. A O. iDlv. of C C. & A. R. R.
at Salisbury with R.' A D. R Jt. for all points
t orth and East and for Rajleigb. .
V t Ticket.
On sale at Salisbury, Staterllle, Ashevllle and the
W Bprugs w ail pnncipaj ciurs.
V I ' I W. A. TUEK,
"-. j j a.g. p. a.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
KERR CRAIGE.
'. - .
WII. CLEMENT
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
. ' III
Salisbukv, N. C.
i ! ;
Feb. 3rd, 188).
BLACKMER k HENDERSON
Attornejs, Counselors
and Solicitors."
8lisburv, N. C. ' ' "
Jan, 22d;'79 tf. V; . -
J. M. MCCORKLE. 1 T. F. KLUTTZ
iTlcCOItKLE & KLUTTZ,
attorneys and Counselors
Salisbury, X. C.
Office on Council Street, opposite the
Coiir$ House. Mj i '
8TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
' . Rowan County:
In the Superior Cqcrt, Jas'y 10. 1885.
Samuel B. Halt, Adm'r of John M. Brown,
8r., Petitioner, ; - ; ;
. ' ' Againtt
j George A. Brown, John M. Brown, Jr., Jo
seph F. Brown, Juniea Ii. Brown,' Wm. L.
! Brown, and Margaret Kerr, wife of Wm. S..
Kerr, heirs at law-r-Detendants,"
This is a special proceeding, brought by
the said administrator for an brdcr to sell
the land ol his intestate for assets and the
almve named W'm. L. Brown, Margaret
i Kerrnd her hnsband Win. S. Kerr, being
i proper parties defendant and non-residents
of this State and residents of Texas, said
Wm. L. Brown, Margnreit 8. Kerr and Wm.
8. Kerr are hereby notified and summoned
"to appear Wore this Court and answer or
demurf to the petition bn tile in ihis case,
m on or Ikfore the 14th day of March, 1885,
or judgment will be taken pro eonfeaso as to
them ; jand1 this notice will be published in
the "darolina Watchman" newspaper six
successive creeks from this date This Jan
uary 10th,"1885. ' ! ...
h I , J. M1H0RAH, C.8.C.
ISiCwJ . l ,0f Rowan Count j.
flfrize
Send islx cents Dostaee. and
receive tree, a costly tbx of
goods which will help you to
Finoremonev risrht. wav Ihon
cuc ui uiis wuria. ah. oi eiiner sexi suc
ceed from ttrst hour, lb broad road to fortune
opens before the workers, and Is absolutely sure.
At once address, Taea Co., Augusta, Maine,
; FASHIONABLE MILLI1IERY !
mrs'. eate Sederach,
s i Is pleased to annotinre to the ladies of
fx' Salisbury and surrounding country, that
. she has opened a MILLINERY STORE in
Crawford's new bujldiag on Main Street
' adjoining-; the room formerlv occupied by
Blackmer Taylor ns a Hardware House.
She is prepared to fill jorders and respect
: : . fully invites ladies to call and inspect her
stock. Can supply on short notice any
; article not in Store.! Believes ' her -.work
will not onlv irive satisfaci inn lint nlna CM VA
. f. Will fill orders promptly and at charges
' ; - as moderate as possible Indelliblc stamp
mg on any kiud of material for Braidin
ana embroidery, also free hand drawin'
; for Motto, Hat bands, Hand kerchiefs, &T,
any Mze; plain to elaborate. I
; Alar. 2I:tf. ; .
TAPEwonn..
j r: An eminent German' scientist -has recent,
i v ly discovered from a rmit ! extract! an aim
v lute tpecrfc fox Tape Worm. n -
It is pleasant to take and is not distress
es t0 lie Pient, but is peculiarly sicken
inse and.stnpcfyin- to the M ape Worm;
h,ch loosens its Mld pf its victim' and
Y les away in a nattiraf and ! easy manner,
entirely whole, with Head, and while still
' irS,&!an .,VlS t,,is specific in
7 over 4&0 cases, without a sin-Ie failure to
void worm : entire, Succesi guaranteed. No
? - EIy:c?ulr? unt 1 i Movir with , cad.
stamp for circular! an twins
Ir b 19 Park Pl-o v!l V!.
tcrestetJ hj Hides, lrs, Iwool, Roots
Pathers. Beeswax Butter, Cheese, E8'
D.ied Fruit, Poultry,. Hay and ProdTee
ene:ally to send for oir Price Currents.
I rompt rtttrns on all ConsiSnnlcnts. .
Trial shipm'ents Solfcited.
K. L. WILLIAMS ji CO. I i
f in . . t
' "Rough on Hats" clears oat' Rats, Mice.
T VRough on Coras,? for Corns, Bunions.
156. ; ..Jr w-j , ,'.'" .
v Thin people. 4Well$1 Health ReneweV'
restores health and Tigor, cures djspepsia,
&c.fi. ' - : A A
"BouglronToothacIid," instaJnt relief. J5cT
LadieVwho would retain ffrcshtfesafand
vivacity don't fail to try "Wells- Health
tenewer." ,
"Buchu-paiba," great kidnet and urinary
cure. - ; ' i , .. r. .
Flies, roaches, aufg. ljed-bus, r&ts, mice,
cleared out by "Rough on Rat?' 15c. '
4Rou''h on Couhs,'T trocheit 15c: liouid
J?cf children, slow in deve!opment, puny
ana ueiicatty use eIIT lIea,iUi uenewer.-
"Rough oii Dentist" Tooth Powder, Try !
it. 15c. . " .1 i
y' i ',- f . r '. . i i t. i
Nervous "Weakness. Dvsnepsia, Sciual
Debility cured by "Wells' Health Renewer.'
Mother Swan's WormJ$vrup,:for feverish-
ness, worms, constipation ; tasteless. 25c
Stlnin'r, irritation, all Kidney and Uri-
riia"y complaints cured, by 'Buchu-paiba.
f l. - . . . - .
Night sweats, fever, chills, malaria, dvs-
pepsin, cured by"Wel!s' Health Renewer."
My husband (writes a lady) is! three times
the man since usimr "Wells'- Health Re-
newer" $1. t . a .
If you are failinr, broken, worn out and
perrons, use VWtJIs' Health Renewer." 1.
Prevalence of Kidney coiuplaint in Amer
ica; "tjncbu-paiba" is; quick complete
cure, i.
25 YEAR3 IN USE. y
Dm Greatest Iladical Triumph of this Age!
GYPJ1PTOMS OF A
LoHof uppctito, Eowvls costive, l'diala
tlio bead vrltb a dall ceneation la the
bach, part, Tain aader the ebooldcr
tls.de, Fallncas after catlrs with cila
lncllaatlon to! exertion of body-or mlcd,
IrrlmbKiry cftcmpcr, Iaw spirits, with
a faciinzof bavins nojlected actnodaty,
Wc&rincas, Dizziness, Flattering at tLe
IZccrt, Dots beforo the eyes, Headache
evcrtho rirht eye, Iie3tlo3cce3s,iwita
fitfel Irc3cis, IIili!y colored Urine, and
corjQTiPATiorij. i
TUTT'i FilXStiro especially adapted
to such eases, o;io d90 euects such a
chan 'ofae'lsipr' to astonish tlic euffercr.
The Increase ttt Aiipctttetnd rauce the
body i Tube on l'"leaU. t.mi lUe '-tcin t
nonriihcl.r-'l bylho r Tontc Actlou oa
1 tte li3csttverrana.liefulart fools rro
TB1T8 'HAIR .Wtt&:
Chat Hair or Wuincas cb&nged to a
Glosst Ulact; hr a sinierlo application of
this DTE. It imparts a u itural colon acts
instantaneously. Sold by Dru5gist3, or
sent by express on receiptof $1.
Office, r&lurray St:v How York.
To the needs of the tourist, commercial
- traveler and new settler, IIos tetter's Stom
ach - Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since it
strengthens the digestive organs, and
braces the physical energies to unnealth
ful influences, lt removes and prevenA
malarial fever, constipation, dyspepsiiQ
healthfully stimulates the kidneys and
bladder, and enriches as well as purine!
the blood. When overcome by fatigue,
whether mental or physical, the wear
and debilitated find it a reliable source oi
renewed strength and comfort. For sals
by all Druggists and Dealers generally
FOTJTZ'S i
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
-i!aiIlE8B "ni dle of Colic. lUrro or Lvsa Fa-
vaa. tf Font Powders ars med in time. - T
: onu; lowrterwtlleifreanl prevent HooCBotaax.
Fout Powder wfH prevent Gafsk tw Fowls.
j Iow" ill Increase the qnantlty of milk
snn cream twenty per cent, and make the batter firm
ana weet.
.J,onrz' Powders wni enre or prevent almort ktkbt
Diskask to u hlcl. Horses and Cattle are antyert. J
ForTz-a Powmis wna oitk Satis actiox. !
Sold everywhere. ?
PATIO T. TOtTTZ, Proprietor
! BALTIM0KE,1ID. !
Are yon failii?. try WEtxs' fTEiLTn Ea-
a pure, ciean, irnoicsome
For Eralrv VmrM Sfiwy.'V T jT.
lns. Aa Uncquaied Lnvioraat. Cores
Headache, Fever, Ano, Chills, '
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Nice to tae, tree merit, tmcoTia'.ed for
Buchu-Paiim
Ik,"!jle Cnrt of Catarrh of the
Bladder ,1 anamination, Irritaticnof Kid-nfyA1Jilld,;'8toiMor-lravel
Lis
ses of the Prostam Glnnd, lror6ioal
Sw FemVe P&eascs, laoontin-
encs of Urine, ell Difccs of the Genito
urinary 0r0-ans In either sex. For Ca-
14 r2? lW l3cr." each SI.
lor biPinus, ' r contnetedor
JwodibiiT raJau -! v. jtvln' Consvitn
Uoa Citfer Byrrp, fc J.o.) p bottle, and
Crania's Frr JLfic PiHc. f 2.00: ondCka
pin Srnbrit eaivJi. f'.OJL 6 bottles
JSEFV' i'- lyrsprosson
receipt of Sia fti f r:w.fWk.
E.8. fftua, Jersey CUt. N. J., U.S.' A. I
y 1
tsiSSfeS jmQe&s sJj'
Malaria, L-oimc.--, t&xual JSedice.
E. S. VVslls, Jersey Ciy, N. uTs. A.
if Hi B Ryfl H Hyja p?1 B H Mil M
Coinpfcssetl . Air in Dirm Ingham.
VA ver.rfoiarkabla kind of ; .ptfbHo
meeting wa largely- held in .Birming
liaraanieetihf whicli seems at first
kiaoc4p' liewitliour precedent It
was called, br the liromoters or the
BirmingnamCompreed v Air lover
Company, -who have obtained ao act
of Pari ia men t for iihem distribution,
for inanufiictnnng- piiriioseis, over a
consideriibTe area of the'toWii'ofBir
niiiignani, of air strongly compressed
at a central station. ;.The Tpwn.Cotin--
cil have accorded tlieir moral support
to the schemeafter receiving favora
ble report frorriJ 'SirVEVJ; Bra m well
and Mr, Hen ry J'. IV Piercy; and the
object of calling flie recent meeting
was, says the Journal of Qui:X,ightingt
to explain fully the nature and ex
tent of the proposed undertaking to
such of the inhabitant's of the borougl
as might be iutcrestetl in the. scheme,
either as future consumers j or as in
vestors. ,j ., .5 ' ' -
The meeting seems to have, been
very successful in every way. Sever
al experts spoke siiiipiy and practical
ly in support of the scheme; and if
an intelligent audience of power users
thoroughly alive to everything that
might improve their ecuniary i tiler
t crests cannot le got together in
Birmingham, it Is very difficult to
imagine where isuch an assembly
could be collected. Judging from the
report of the proceedings, the scheme
was thoroughly examined from every
point of view, and unauimously -ap
proved of on the grounds of econo
my, safety, and cleanliness. All that
now remains, therefore, is for the
company to get to work and prove
that they can earn a dividend. This
they are confident of being able
to sesure: and . if their antici
pations should be realized, there is
no possible reason why the consequen
tial public benefits which they prom
ise to the town should not be forth
coming. It is a most interesting ex
periment, and will attract a great
deal of attention from other manu
facturing communities.
In Kew York and some other cities
we distribute hot steam from a cen
tral station, the circulating pipes ex
tending in the ujrgregate for many
miles underground. There is no rea
son why compressed air should -not be
80 conveyed, and thus furnish power
to ruu elevators and engiurs, large
and small. ' j -
Wealth Itollin- Sotitlnvard.
!
. j
The Trip of the Philadelphia Merchant
Hoie Engineer Worlry Shook 'em
up at the Rate of a Mile a
Minute.
A special train bearing a party of
Philadelphia merchants with their
wives, passed through Cnarlotte at
3:20 o'clock yesterday morniug, on
the way to New Orleans. . The party
all told, numbered 95 people. They
had the same train of cars used on
January 20th by the Knights Tem
plar of Philadelphia, including the
palace Pullman car "The President'
Capl. Ed. S.'-Lee, general passenger
agent of the Richmond & Danville
road, met the party at Lynchburg,
and accompanied them ' to Charlotte.
It was the toniest crowd that has ever
invaded the; South, everything about
.1 t . 1 1 rtyi
inem oeniff gut eoereu. JLiicy were
provided with elegantly engraved
and artistically printed programmes
of their route, which give the hour of
their leaving Philadelphia, hour of
arriving at different places along the
route, sketches of several Southern
cities, etc. It tells where they will
beat any hour of any day until their
return to Philadelphia and wbere
telegrams or mail will reach them.
It contains 20 pages and is bound in
silver, the front page containing
sketches of scenes in New Orleans and
the back cover containing pictures of
public buildings in Philadelphia. It
13 a genuiue work of art and we have
to thanfef tlife mcmbersW the party
for a copy. , It j-egtilates. .everj-thing
except the time to take a drink, but
this, like a motion to adjourn, being
always in order, was probably deem
ed superfluous for the pages of the
programme, i .
The commissary department was
under the control of Pullman com
pany employees. The party took
dinuer in their car at Dahvilld on the
South; trip, and one of the features of
their menu . yas5 spring Iamb and
green peas, thV latter having been
sent from Florida, met them on the
road; It is t said "that this 'party of
Pliiladelphiins represented a wealth
of thirty m!liroo;dit; agHaw.'' In their
programme they set forth the object
they had in view in pnjecting this
visit "to be, to reciprocate the visits
of our. mercantile frieuds in the
South to our, Centennial Exhibition
in) 187G; to show by our presence the
interest ,u which we 1 feel in the com-
oinnent andf 4 prosperitv
pfthe Soutli; to "forin neWies which
u?lfc, ,UIUU ne secuons pi our common
country mto a firm and lasting union,
in which all that is best and food In
bothj sections shall unite
to promote
thie getieral welfare and
permanent
gootl if all sections; to sce for oursel
ves this exhibit of;, the wonderful re-
sources of our country in the depart
3 ! 'fc
meuts1 6 Agriculture, Commerce
manufactures and art. and to have
a
pleasant season of health ful recreation
in tliej sii uny Strnth." y
(The train was drawn by engine 33,
one of the new engines recently put
oil the roadand engineman Worley
wis in charge. The; train was late
and Worley made up the time finely,
giving the new engine a fair test.
Between Thornasville and Lexington
he made a ruu of 12 miles iu 12 inin-
l . i i
utcs, the best time yet made on the
Richmond & Danville road. He cov
ered another stretch of 19! miles iu 23
m
nutes.
The Philadelphians arrived in At
lanta, yesterday afternoon, and were
warmy received, the mayor and all
the citizens turning out to meet them
They Wve a banquet at the new H. I.
Kimball House to the citizens of At-
lanta.- Char. Observer.
j Dancing: Dudes.
A dispatch from Canton, Georgia,
1 ' 1 A . - I i .1st.
says: A story nas just come to ligiit
here which affords much j amusement
to natives at the expense of three
Boston dudes, whose connection with
the opening of a Georgia marble quar
ryj has. brought them here. They
have i had much amusement with
mountain hoosiers and delighted in
showing off their superior accomplish
ments. While on the way to Tales
Wednesday they met two harmless
looking country boys whd, barefooted
and with but one suspender over
their shouldejs. were trudin" to town.
The BoKtouians stepped iu front o
them and ordered them to da nee to
5 :
a Massachusetts j'.iba,
i
When the mountaineers became
satisfied that the Boston ians were in
earnest they pulled out two ugly
looking revolvers and changed the
programme by ordering the dudes to
dahec. Thinking to humor the joke
and thus escape easily they danced
awhile, but the boys would not let
them j halt. For five hours under
coyer of revolvers the Bostoniaus
danced such a jig as has never been
seen. : When the time was out one of
the mountaineers exclaimed: "Now.
i i'
dang t, run !" The Bostoniaus were
on y too glad to do so and reached
town footsore and weary. They are
noiv seeking legal redress.
-j. . 1
A Strange Death. A remarka
ble story of death caused by the con
cusiou of a rapidly passing train,
emies from York, Pa. At day
light Saturday morning, the engineer
of un express train saw a man walk-
ing on the track. He blew his whis-
tle The man stopped, looked defi
antly : at the approaching train aud
only
stepped . from the
a
track as the
engine waa
almost upon
him. The
concussion of the train
caught him
like a cyclone and threw him heavily
to the ground. The train was back
ed to where the man lay and he
wak placed in the baggage car. By
the time the train reached the next
3 .
station, five miles distabt, the man
was dead. At the inquest the crew
i . . .... ' .
ot the trniii testihed that he was not
struck! by the engine and was killed
by the fall, and the verdict of the
a .
jury ; was in accordance: with these
facts. J So there Js a -possibility of
being blown to death by a train.
News and Observer.
Stick to Yr5un Callino. Sel
dom do we find a man suecessful in
any business enterprise outside of his
own legitimate occupation. Life is
not long enough to master the essen
tials of half a dozen callings. Better
for a farmer to handle I ii own sur
plus money in improvements on his
own premises t ha u to trust it to some
one else with less judgment and ex
perience to manage. Better for an in
divjdual to slick to that which he
knows! all about than tojbe tempted
into an unknown enterprise by allur
ing promises of glittering gains. Bet
ter to be one's own president, treasur
er and (board of directors and draw
all )he salaries, rather than to listen
to designing schemers why want capi
tal for mining, boring forjoil or rais
i nor 5 cattle am out: the idizzards and
snowdrifts. He who entrusts his sur-
. I . .4 . ... . . m
plus cash with strangers mousanusoi
i! '.! . . i le :c
mnes away, in tne nope vi magiiiu
cen dividends, seldom gets the origi
i al investment. Boston Cultivator.
A Kemnant of a Mail Selit to Prls
on for Larceny. . .
A? snecial from Joliet.t IM4 W
The aheriff . of Kendall county lias
ust arrited at the Statft;penitentiary,
lavius in chanre four ptlsoners $tn
tenced q to prison front v that county.
Among Uient is oue named ymm
Russell, acred tveuty-foor, convicted
of larcenv i and sentenced if or.a year.
The slierio; Iiad ; to carry .liusseii luio
the prison tm his back, lor tne reason
that the con vict had no l legs ana dui
one arm. Both leers had been ampur
tated close to the trunk and thejeft
arm at the shoulder ioint.. k This rem-
naut of a man waa deiKilea upon lue
i ... . - . -. i
stone floor of the orison euard-room
and the sheriff produced hb mittimus,
showincf tliat liussell. waa aeutenced
by Judge Charles Kellum, of . lork-
O -- - - - . ! ' -
yille, to be confined in . the peniten
tiary for the term of one year at hard
labor, rxlie sight of this poor wretch
iu his utterly helpless condition, as
he was tugged into the prison on the
back. of a brawnv sheritf, called forth
many expressions of disgust from the
prisuu-fcevpers. xvusveu lost ni icga
aud one arm in ,a railroad accident.
He was convicted of - stealing a row
boat from a man in Piano and sell ins
it at Poria. Russell's condition is
such that he will need the services of
an able-bodied convict to take care of
him while he is in prison.
Hanging Makes tub Muscles
Rigid. It is strange how a little
steady pressure on the windpipe affects
people. Of course it chokes them,
but that is no reason why they should
not be able to move their limbs. They
seem to loose all control over their
muscles and giver right in. I remem
ber a case that occurred in Brook
ville, Me., when I was a young man.
A woman, the wife of a sea captain,
threw a skein of yarn over the top of
an open door one day, -and sticking
her head through the bight that hung
dowu doubled up her knees so heri
feet could not touch and remained in
that position until she choked to
death. One would tiaturally think
that when she became unconscious her
muscles would relax and allow her
feet to drop to the floor, but such
was not the case. Hanging or chok
ing seems to make every muscle as
rigid as iron.- Boston Globe.
"Santer."
A young minister who succeeded an
old worker in the promulgation of the
1 . I t S 4Slft 'l
gosiei to tne people oi a "wild ana
woolly" section of Arkansas approach
ed the old brother and asked:
"What kind of people am I likely
to meetr'
"All kinds." -
"Any rough characters?"
"Some of them are pretty tough.
"Suppose they take it into their
heads to insult me, what must I do?
"Sorter sauter off as though your
business called you away.
"Suppose they follow me?"
"Santer a little faster."
"Suppose they chase me ?"
"Then santer like the duce."
"And if they should happen to
catch me, what will I do then?"
"In that case, I reckon, you'd bet
ter wait till they get through with
you, aud then if you are able you'd
better santer.
A Man who Ate Fifteen Dog aud
was Cured of Brffflit's Disease.
The use of dog meat to cure Bright's
disease has come mto notice in Illi
nois by the account of the restoration
of the health of Samuel McGregor, a
farmer of St. Clair county, Illinois.
who, after spending nearly all that he
was worth upon physicians and patent
medicines, was pronounced incurable,
but now is as healthy a mail as walks.
He traces his present vitality to feed
ing upon the flesh of dogs, according to
the advice of an old German woman
who learned of his hopeless condition.
She insisted that he should commence
feeding on canine flesh and she would
guarantee his complete recovery. The
idea of eating dog meat was most nau
seating to Mr. McGregor, but like a
drowning man grasping at a straw, he
resolveed to diet on dog flesh as a last
resort. He had become so fond of dog
meat that 'he could hardly give up
eating it, but the furor that had been
produced in -the locality among the
people who were missing their dogs
aud the threats made against the par
ty who was taking them, warned liim
that he roust call a halt. In all he
ate fifteen dogs. Mr. McGregor is
firm' in his faith that he cured his ter
rible disease solely by eating dog meat.
The dog question is thus solved.
and now the farmer can engage iu
sheep raising. Constituents cannot
take offense at this method. Char.
Democrat.
Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 5. The first
tiews of the fall of Khartoum receiv
ed here wasfrom London. The offi
cial dispatches have not been pub
lished. The tidings of the capture
have created the utmost consterna
tion among the inhabitants. "
Young men, don't loaf, even in a
parlor with nice ladies; or iu an office
delaying business .men. You have
your task to do, and getting behind
in youth will keep you all your life
behind. Practical ability is often as
much shown in finding something
to do as in doing it after it is found.
iI: .' frd'' " -; 'A - AAA':'-
lIoAt-. tbi Tides It tse and. Fall.
.! .. Let us consider the moon first, as its
action from: its greater proximity to
ineearin, ismucn more enecuvu iu
producing tidal-waves than thai of the
sun, "VAT know frpm the laws of grav-
ty. that the ; raoou lends to draw the
earth mi wards ; if it i be at the anti-
nodes, ucneatn our lect. its tendency
. - . . ' . -
is to draw the earth down wards. . lo.w,
F lha irtfffA t vinpirl maea
ike a ballxiHiron; this action bf the it!TtS!!n8!oro
moon would! have no other apprecia-1 : Durham
r. : . . t . . . - - i i a a aaiiaBMirii
ble effect than to draw the earth as at- " Baleigh
whole upwards or downwards. Thei "
I1UTCI, J9 UlUMCUt WIICI1 tll
sunace oi me soua giooe mere is an
ocean of liauid matter. Al he force
with which gravity acts ir greater
the nearer the two bodies are to one
another; consequently when
is over neaii tine sunace
attracted with greater
l A:rr . i. t. I woiaiooro..
so id vie Ida lo this force, and ia raia- w"n V A W K K daily, v'.r
ed tin in tlriVshane of a wav, mnch SonnclaJ Vreen9.oori RibpS
. T r . ' loran points on tneiialtm Branch 1
the hair of (he head rise tip toward a
charged electric machine. I he con
verse of this actiorf holds cood alan at an.6ttiri884.
tne antipodes at the same time. There
the bottom of. the sea is attracted more LeaveGoldsboro
than the surface of the waters rconsev f" Rg"
miPiitlv. thri Inlfpr drnn nurnv naUl'r?9.. i -
j i n - r;rr, . . Arrive Jurhan
were, irom cue eartn; ana also assume " HUlsboi
a wave like -form. Thus we have at I Greenutro
iuv vi'jrugi4v, uiviw ,w nv i til aiiuiJcal I . - v t-i a
waves raised at the same time by the
. i arriia iiivn rmni
moon's attractive force. Then the
ourtli na If ikirrvlifAa rtfi iIsotii ItriniM
every place
these waves, wheu it is liigh water in
eacli place as it arrives at the waves,
and low water when between the two
vtaves. jxenange.
Queen Elizabeth once said to a
couri er: " Those succeetl best in th a .a.i,i, a in AVVr",
life who pass over, it quickly : if we
stop we sink. Ihis sayings might
oft be repeated, and with profit, too,
ifofiener practiced. Life beinsr short.
we should make the most of it while
ir iu
-....I ... Lv. Greensboro
ii i in cacti-ins cupauiiiues 10 ineir Kernersville
fullest extent, and sooner or later " Salem
suecess will; be his. To fail is ab
solutely impossible, if a man is fully
determined to succeed and has an es
tablished pijrbse in view.
The following anecdote is told of
Judge Abbott, one of the members of
the House Investigating Committee,
which wentlo South Carolina : VV hen
he was in Charleston he asked the old
darkey at work in his room what made
him so slowi about building the' fire. Goig&outh.
The reply was : "Fact is, judge, dar Leave University ..
is no coal down stairs. I'se bin up Arrive Chapel Hill
and down (le alley, and stole all de
wood 1 couhJ find, and in de preseu
demor lire.1 condition of society. 1
can't do no jbetter."
Mackerel,! which is so common a
breakfastrdih in inland towns, need
not be so uninviting: -as it sometimes is.
If freshened properly, that is, long
enough, say from five o'clock until
seven next; morning, one objection to
it will be removed. Wran the mack
erel in a cloh and boil it in just enough
water to coyer it well; let it boil gently
for twenty minutes and it will be ten
der and yet jwill not fall apart. Melt a
little butter add cream to it, and sprin
kle parsely, hibbed fine, over it. Or to
vary it use 4 little melted butter with
lemon juice,' or a little vinegar. Goose
berry sauce or currant catsup may be
used with mfelted butter also.
One Thiiq Necessary. Gen. Jud
son Kilpatrik used to relate the follow
ing of himself: "Soon after the an
nouncement! in ne news pap61"8 hat he
had, been apjSointed Minister to Chili he
was met by 4n old lady who had known
him from childhood, and to whose bu
colic mind tie gallant General's ! large
way of stating things had sometimes
seemed like exaggeration. "Wall! dud,
she said, 'I hfear you Have been called to
the ministry Glad to hear it. You'll
make a real good preacher; but (sol
emnly). Julj, you must stop your ly
ing." Army and Navy Journal,
i : .
What is eternity? A day without
yesterday or o-morrow; a line that has j
no end.
ELOOB
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freely discussed in a neat 32 pasre book.
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vu, Atlanta, (ia. -
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wviuau uccusitanu win ue ciei iriir.cri wit n
Sometimes shake a Nation of people and
lar to the follow in!?, from & well krmurif
Druggist of Atlanta, ponr in from sections
wpere is. is. is. lias been used.
Xtlakta, June 12, 1884.
It is our firm belief that B. B. B. is the
est Blood Purifier on the market. We
mi voices
ire selling W orrfw tottles of it to ONE I The chS"' and liist KeUabi.T
ui auy uiiier prc-paraiion oi tne Kind. It surance now offered the public w ituir Tja
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tsiacnuu. itienicis me secret.
W. P. SIITU & CO Druggist.
This is the onlr blood medicine known
hat combines quick action, certain effect
chean nrir and .hn1uinnlnl ..ttar...!.. -
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Skin A ffections, Efcrornla, Kidney Troubles!
Catarrh and Rhufaiatism as bottles o!
any other preparation on earth
One filty.jear.old ehronic ulcer cured;
Scrofula of children cured with one bottle.
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Family I'se. ;
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Typhoid FtMr
Dipktharia, fat
MAfrAftTA,
vatioa, Vtemirf ;
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Pox.lIeailM,isi
JsU Contagious Diseases. PcnoMaMaM
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black Toiuit had taken place. Tkw.
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d fay bathing with p0 PREtTXTB
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Cleanse the Teeth,
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lysentery eui-ed.
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TheThytit'"
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Grten.kors.as.
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Ulcers swital
healed.
should be Jft
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sots, -HYL I
convinced
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc. ,; :
I used the Fluid during '
our present afllicdon with
Scarlet Ferer with de- !
cided advantage. : It is
indispensable to the sick
room. Wm. F, Samo
rossD, Eyrie, Ala. -
valuable.
rJjtifc(S
FanderbUt University, Nashvitt-. fJ
1 testify to the most eicellent qualioe
Darbys Prophylactic' Fluid. A a b!bta
isaroys rropnyiactic r iuki. n
detergent it is Jxth theoretkalljr d
tuinerifSr fcl antf tMr.n.nti.n with wlnCS I
r i
quainted.-i-N. 3"i Luiton, Prof : Chwt 1
Darbys Fluid ia ItecminedjflJ.
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Re. Chas. F. Dssiis,l).D., d-
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