eu. i r
?r die!,
'sponsi.
"siness
care
n with
od, so
that I
)ly in
'pood Night
?r. I
fliich
rued,
iiiess
set
and
the
ac- '
ned
pMENI OF THE SOUTH.
NERVE FORCE OK THE V4H
SEWINU SOCIETIES.
WE L DON, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 2.9, 1803.
U
ieRey. Dr. Storrs, in aa anniversary
ss before a Massachusetts nmVwn,.
jkt a returned prisoner told him
iimi wmie at the South he could
fre the taunts of the men, but never
Had lie realized how terrlhln
I , " fl Ui3
Wing hate ot woman, and he hud
oacic with one additional n.Pr f,
h to thank God, namely, that the
! was not u woman. That nl,i;Ur
hot alone in his experience.
lie women of the South furnished
may be called the nerve-fnrpo nf
war. From the very beginning they
n uisgracelul tor any man of fi.du.
go to stay at home without sufficient
ana tliough it mi-lit rack th.-ir
it strings they sent their fath.
mas, Drotticrs, and lovers to the
1 heir earliest organizations were
lers sewing societies and it
(ierlulto observe how soon they
eu to cut and stitch, and knit, and
and roll bandages fur the boys in
p. let not all oftheladipu nf tU
th at the beginning of the war were
'tsin fashioning men's attire, and
times curious results followed.
kings wouldn't match, and the
ions would be sewed on the wron
of a man's shirt. In one instan
'respected side partner, who was then
"U"S Klni turned over to the matrun
'dent ot her society in Charleston a
ui trousers witn one leg. "Why,
in the world did vnu m.ilrn th,.t
ng lor ! was asked by tho old ladv
Li ., ., . . '
I", mats lor a one-icgged soldier, of
irse, gasped tho young lady, in her
' usion. l nat all right, M iss Georgia;
thoughtful, very thoughtful, hut "
, - c
iug at them quizzically through her
ue, iuiss ueorgia, you ve got em
toned up behind.
HINDU BEAUTIES.
THESKI.VI.SDAHK, THE EYES BLACK,
THE KEET ARE SMALL AND ELE
GANTLY FORMED.
1
Many of the wrm.n T.i:..
- iuuia, anu CS-
' pmally those of Kashmir, are very beau
tdul. Tho worst of it is, that not only
are they the most beautiful ones seldom
B-'en, but even their portraits are difficu't
uu. JMtlier they or their husbands
appear to look with rooted distrust oji
the photographer, and evon .i,:.
- - t.n iwuir
Photograph, are taken they rarely give
permission for copies to be sold. In typi
cal Hindu beauty the skin is just dark
enough to give a rich, soft appearance
to the complexion. rl fr.,!,,..,
. . ' ' regu
lar, the eyes mild and hind.- -,1 i,.i.i
by long silken lashes; the hands and feet
ari small and ele-'antlv formed il, ,L.
meanor is modest, the manners gentle,
the voice low and sweet. Such a cotubi'
uation of good points may not often be
uui wnea it is. whn &ho
what havoc is wrought amnn hn t
ot the male beholders? Th
looking women OCCasinn.illv omrtM,. iL.
iiiuvug mu
middle claw Hindus, as well as among
the upper ten; and even am.- tU I
) V lJ YJ
castes tho faces are sometimes very pleas-
JIanva Hindu ,,,., i... ...
, , nllu Ilas per
haps little pretensions to beauty of face,
has nevertheless the sten and enrna J
n rrmonuc- n...l :r
' "u "no is not too fastidious
about perfection of eyes and mouths and
noses, her figure, as she waits d,,,
street with her load on her head, is truly a
beautiful object. Jewelry is nftm. wnm
j u Vl
T t.
excess in louia, as among other Orientals,
and tho horrid nose ring is sometimes so
large that it has to be fastened back to the
ear iy a chain to kei.n it fr.mi ;,,i,c...:
with the mouth. Xew York Pnii.ni..p,.iul
Advertiser.
NO ' 13
THE SHERMAN LAW.
A POLL OF CONORESS SHOWS THAT THE
REPUBLICAN SILVER LAW WILL
PROBABLY BE REPEALED IN EXTRA
SESSION.
HIS OWX DAUGHTER.
Hit' IX THE STOMACH.
hilt BRANCH, THE PRINTER RE-
I
OKEDTO HEALTH HOW HE EATS.
1
flr.Clias. W. Hraneh.
, f..u.k.
Sfi lhlJ,,rl,, . .....II : i
. . .uiiuud jii onmiuniug a large
J f of hartshorn last wiuter, thereby
l-Dira Btrinl.irn r.C . 1, ...I J ! 1. . 1
j c- "-..v..cui luu niuuuiKe, anu
. fm life was several times desnair,.d ,.f
I Foed last night from Atlanta where
jus been in the Gradv rinsnitnl f.xr 8
"ins, restored to health. Mr. Branch
nil unable to swallow. He ean tnt.
thing but liquids, and these only
r,Jgh a tube in his stomach. The
be has a StODDer wllic-l h romnnna
If . .
en feeding time comes, and pours in a
" oi soup, milk or whatever fluid food
wav care to take. Mr. Krnnc i
ighs more than ho has for years, and
wis perfectly well and strong Chiir.
ie Observer.
On last Saturday while Jud
was quietly readinjr on the front Ma
of the Davis House, some one called tn
him : "Run for God's sake and snv.. .
little child that has fallen nv-rl
The Judge hastily ran for the wharf
where some little children were nnintin
in tne water, he at.once lumnodin. PUth,-
and all, and the first,
r.u.ulw ,,,, un
seated itself to him was the face of his
little daughter Irerlrud ', 6 years old
The World
. UTJlUIV Ul
I. I n
u.e memoers ot Congress by telegraph on
...v lu.iuwiug questions:
i Do you. with the nrosont
tion, favor the repeal of the Sherman
nnvur law.
2 Do you favor an income tax?
O. Vo VOU favor thn ronn-.l rf
State bank tax?
The World in reporting their answers
i
yc .uany answers devmtn e,.m
pia.a -yes' or 'no,' and involve so
many (lualificatinnis that
- uiuuiiH niiau-
meut would fairly represent the opinions
tln. mi
egress. j.ne important facts shown
are mat to the hrst question.' To you,
with your nrpspnt. inf.,..: e
r .ululuiau .u, Javur Ile
repeal oi tne bnerman silver law?" there
are8G representatives who say practically
'yes' while only 18
rest many who qualify their answer so
&...nnli. .1 . . . .
ujey cannot tairly be placed
in the affirmative column, show plainly
that their inclinations are in favnr nf
. .. I mi
epeai. ine sentiment of tho lower
house on that
i i io uu uver
whelming. The World has already poll
ed the Senate on the
. w tuaiuu
sixth last printed a table showing that
the body stood for repeal 39, against re
peal Jd, non-committal 1G. It will be
noticed that several who were non-committal
then are now in favor of tho r..,.!
There seems to bo no doubt that nearly
two-thirds of tho Senate will voto that
way.
"The newer question of income tax de-
velopes an interesting situation.. Many
who speak freely as to the Sherman bill,
evade or ignore this question, but 4,rsay
squarely that they favor it and 42 that
1. ... 1
uieyuo not. southern and western
Congressmen are the most numerous ad
vocates of such a tax. On llm S.t
bank question opinion is as almost one-
Mueu, as in regard to the Sherman bill.
Many dodge it entirely, but GO to day
are positively against repealing the tax,
while only 31) favor the repeal."
THE WALDENSES.
SOMETHING AS TO THE NEW CITIZENS
WUOM N. C, HAS ACQUIRED,
Readers of the Observer have been
informed of the fact that a colony of the
Wa Metises, for whose removal tn T(a
comity from their homes ou the French
side of the Alps arrangement om ,.,
time ago perfected, arrived th
There were 39 iu tho colony, of whom
imuc me eurpen ers. tnnr stnno
and tho balance farmers nnd .
b..r6lu,.
ert. P if teen of the colonists am m
six women, and balance are MiiM
Four men got separated from tli n,m,n,.
ny in New York in making the transfer
ueross me river and have not since been
ncard ot. The Waldenses are Piiltrinita
ana a minister of their chm-eh T?o n
A. Thron, who speaks Enslish IIS xxraW
as French and Italian, came with il.lo
toiony. ihis emigration is a church
movement, decided upon bv the Wnldnn.
o i . ' "v"
oynou, ana it, alter a fair test. ths r,in.
neers find here conditions of m,nnM
health and happiness, 2,000 of their fe!-'
lows will follow them. The
ers, under whose auspices they come,
bought for them 12.0011
touchias the West.
- ""tin vaiuuua
railroad between Connelly Springs and
Morganton, but the bulk nf if
south of the railroad; and when this ad-
rance guard arrived it found cottages
Daut, gardens planted and a cow provided
for each family all this done by the
u.buUUU auu anu improvement
w-uujjuuui wmcu tne property had
These immigrants aro a godly, virtu
ous, intelligent, thrifty people and the
people of Burke baso high hopes upon
this preliminary movement. It is, indeed,
one upon which the whole State may be
congratulated.
SEND THEM BACK.
BISHOP TURNER SAYS THAT LIBERIA IS
THE PLACE FOR THE NEGRO.
I
HIS DYING WIFE
gling very faintly with the water; he
AX AWFUL' ME VJ3XGE
OKA WRONGED HUSBAND UPON HIS
WIFE'S LOVER.
A BItlOHT WITXESS.
H An eminent judge who was trying a
f lot of wav oaso in Korland had li.f,im
a witness an ulil tarmnr relm nui
oceeding to tell the jury that ho had
Miuwed the nhu 11 for NlVtv Vlinr ami
' r -- j j-")
("y ."ther nnid lne lu hecrcd my grand
her say '
"Stop!" cried the judge. "We can't
ve any hearsay evidence here."
'Not?" exclaimed Farmer Giles,
hen how dost know who thv father
fa, 'cept by hearsay?"
I After the laughter the judge said
tLa courts of law we can only be
by what you havo seen with your
1 ejes, nothing more or less."
Oh, that be blowed for a tale!" re
J the farmer. "I ha' a bilo on the
f of my neck, and I never seed one,
' b reaoy to swear that he there, I
rescured her from tho cruel ,.,.,1
cairied her duicklv to the
..v. , MULIB
the little girl's mother and friends
ti -
restoratives and she was soon out of
danger.
The little one remarked "
water was so dark, aud I could tint: lepon
it out of my face." The Jud riiinpd
- o - -
a fine gold watch by its coming in con
tact with the salt water. Bcauford
Herald
CHLOItOFOn.MED.
jp ee to suffer! Your nervousness,
lche, heart burn and general disor
is the result of the excessive use of
fooo, Opium or Drink. Hill's
pride of Gold Tablets, sold by all lead
f'f'iSgUts, will put au end to your
tad make B new man of jou.
1
t
t
While coming from St. Louis to
Cincinnati Mrs. John Hermes wax. Mil...
roformed and robbed in a most daring
wanner. Mrs. Hermes had $325 of
which 8125 was iu gold. This she
wrapped in a haudkereliief aud tied it
aronnu "r right loir just below the knee.
The stocking was then drawn over this.
During the eveoinir Mrs. Hermes sudih.n.
ly crew very sleeulv and notiml th,.
man and two women who sat behiud her
in tho coach had thrown a damn Irv.L-;..,.
r ".0
haudkereliief over t lin hact .f Lr
v, ..... otau
She paid no attention to this but tried to
fight off the desire to sleep, but she could
not. When she awoko it was daylight
and the train was pulling into the depot.
She then discovered that her money was
gone.
For sometime past Dr. John TT,.,i r
Aden, Tunn., has suspected that im
proper relations existed bet Wfpn hid iriP..
and illiam l'iper. Mond
Hood left home ostensibly on a visit to a
patient, but instead hid in an out
building near the house. In less than an
hour l'iper entered the house. Dr. Hood
forced his way to his wife's bedroom aud
u. ,! i,nu rlper 1Q U0Ulnr
uiisiog situation. The Doctor attempted
to shoot Piper, but the pistol snapped.
Snatching a coal oil lamp burning on the
u.u,0 near oy, the wronged husband
dashed tho missile at Piper's head, the
glass horribly cuttinir his !; Tl,
lamp exploded. The oil ran in streams
of fire over Pipei'a body, burning bis
right ear off, destroviuL' the Slfilt nV h,.(l.
eyes, literally cooking his breast and
i i.i . . . . .
suuuiuers, ana buiiiiug Ui luir and
beard. Ho died in less that an hour.
The unfaithful wif
,.,, Ml.IOl.ll UjMJII
the body of charred flesh and cried for
death to take her with her lover. All
the parties are prominent people in this
section.
A shocking story of a husband's
brutality is revealed in ri.rln..
this State, by the death,' of the man's'
vic.im. J-.J. .t nomas and his wife were
exceedingly poor, aud the man was verv
shiftless. It is said that fchen he made
any money he purchased food and made
..i.e cuu u, out would not permit
her, although she was starvin... f.i
Three weeks ago the woman gave birth
to a child. Her condition became serious.
While she lay ill her husband tortured
her in every way he could, even putting
led hot coals on hnrnrm ... .
,u ic uui, as
he said, a practical illustration of hell.
He confessed to iho v!i..,wr ..,i . ..!...
cian who wtnt to examiuo the body, that
..vv..UJluulcuul(. mmcity, but said ho
did not make her religious. The woman's
arms were horribly burned. Her body
was buried by the county, nd her child
is heinsr cared f ir i..ii,n,.;i i i .
ble neighbors Thomas will be prosecu
ted it the indignant populace do not
lynch him. Raleigh A'isitor.
Bishop H. E.Turner, of the African
M. E. Church, the leading advocate of
returning the black man to Africa, ar
rived iu the city on the ITmliri,, .
day. He left Africa on May 3rd. He
Tresents tne Libenan Government and
will go to Washington to-day to see Mr.
Cleveland. He will then go to his home
m Atlanta.
The BishoD has norm vitutirw. 1,
f '"'""n Bfl-
Uement of the Cambria River, Sierra
Leone and Liberia. On M, r;.,,i,.:..
and in Sierra Leone, he says, most of the
black men from this country are doin
"Thousands of them." hn L-m'.l 11. ...
, ...III,
keeping stores, raisiiio coffee flllM fit.
gaged in all the occupations of the country.
"Those Who do not .nmunJ M ...
v i till I'l
Jack the physical activity and atwimil. ,..
compete with the nativn LI
- .vro vi mgfc,
self-reliance. Such men go there expect
log to lively menial norvlna ,
A . I .1 - '
"c to nire them as they were hired hen .
They can't compete in that market with
the natives.
I can hire men them f- i,i. :.
cents a day who will do twice' as much
worHnadayas one of our negroes.
I rom.se a man tho proper payment to
deliver a letter for you and he will run
100 miles with it in twenty four hours
it t :i ...
xaoenais not making the progress
i"ai i C0U1U Wish. It nendu nn. Kl 1
UbM UI1.IUU
and blood ought to 20 from tl,;u
.u. iud reason rnnr knniu..
..uicuu uaiious
havo parcelled out African r,m w..i.
to bouth among them, and T,IKn,; ;
it. 1 1 la
me oniy place on the face of the globe
ieu iortne black man tn hmld 1,:...
t mill-
self a civilized and enliirhted St,t a
demonstrate to the world his nhiMtv rn.
le. .... J
-."-government. 1 believe he has it. In
the United States he has no fnt,,
meniui. iew lork gun.
K W ADVE RTIS KM KNTS.
How's
Your Liver?
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health,
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. "When tho
Liver is torpid tho Bow
els are sluggish and con
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi
gested, poisoning tho
blood; frequent headacho .
ensues; a leeling ot lassi
tude, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de
ranged. Simmons Liver
Eegulator has been tho
means of restoring moro
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
Rkv. R. G. Wildkr, Princeton, N. J.,siyj '
l find nothing helps so much to keep me in
working condition as Simmons Liver Regulator."
See that you get the Genuine,
with red 2 on front of wrapper.
prhpakbd o.vr.v nv
n- & VO., rhUadelBMa, p.
MK. FERGUSON'S PItAVEtt.
HOW TO PLACK THE 1JE,.
Summer Weakness And that tired
feeling, loss of appetite and nervous pros
tration are driven away by Hood's Sarsa
parilla, like mist before the morning sun.
To realize the benefit of this great med
; .;,.i ..-n ..
ii-iuc, 11 in-" nun jou win join me
army of enthusiastic admirers of Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
o ir ; . tt it ...
aur , emeieui, easy ii iou s rills.
Tl..... uUuM ka in ..... ll. '
X ucjr duuuiu u .u ..jr .la.cllcrB grip
and every family medicine chest. 25o.
a box.
The most stubborn Skin and Scalp
diseases, the worst forms of fifrnfiiln ull
blood ta'ints aud poisous of every name
anu naiure, aro utterly rooted out by Dr.
Pierce'n Golden Medical Discovery. For
every disease caused by a torpid liver or
impure blood, it is the only remedy so
certain and effective that it can be guar
anteed. If it faiJs to benefit or cure" you
nave your money back.
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, .Kryaip.
elas, Boils, Cnrbuncles, K-iWcd Glands
luuioiB, uud dwelling,, Jilvj cVory kindred
ailment, are completely and permanently
oured by by it.
"The first tiling I do when I m.r. m
hotel is to see how my bed stands in re-
gara to tlie points ol the compass," w,id
rreuncK Mltmr, who is at tho Laclede
"It is usual iu fixing up a room to put
the bed where most convenient, without
regard tn the direction in which the head
points, and this is the priucipul reason
iravjicra steep wMly in no town
d lie awake grumbling ,,.l ui-l.t iu the
next.
To obviate this I take uiv hearim with
a littl.- eompaf-N, u.l if my bed is not
iui.inucd with the bind either noiili r
south, I swing it around right away and
make it face the no.ili ;r ....... :i.i
ing the south as a compruiniso.
Some people think it all nonsense to
It. 1
ta.h. aoout a current ol magnetism passing
steadily from pole to pole, but a telephone
operator or Oxer will show you in a few
miuutes that this is actually tho case.
If you sleep with your head to the
east or west you do not -ret this l,.,.!,:
current, while if you lit- in proper position
through the body during the night aud
has a southing, recuperative elket Tr
ill experiment, and you will Innoh ,..
tho. h i ta'iu i.i.i .-..j mid. .. ..: ..
..r...w.. ...i.. tt .low tn
wooing retreshingslecp.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Away back in the 60s Mr. Ferguson
was defouding a man accused or belting
his wife. The case was on iril h.C.Z
justice of the peace, nrobablv ilm ,,m..
justice who decided that stealing of
potatoes out ot a canoe in the river was
"piracy on the high seas." The ne,l
was convicted and tho iud.n. r ,i i
sen tenced him to be hao"ed.
"But you cau't hane a mnn C,r
ng his wife," expostulated Mr. Fer-uson
"The devil I can't," said the justiee,
bridling up. "Ain't he guilty? Ought
not any man to be hunc whn wm,U lli
a woman aud that woman his wife? And
mnt 1 the only Judge in this country?
If I haven't got the power to hang a
wan, who has, eh? I will hang him
within an hour: won't w h,?" i, ..
' - tic UUU-
eluded, addressing the crowd Handing
around, whose sympathy, wereevisdently
nun tne wouiau.
"That we will," touted the crowd.
Seeing that the was beginning to
ioos serious tor Ins client, Mr. Furgerson
said: r
"Well, your honor, before tho man is
hanged I Would like to mL. hi v..
hind that hi- fr..(. ,) (,l. ,lin .,
"All right," miid th,. jus,;.,,, n,i ,a
went the prisoner and Fur.-nson U l,.
they got behind the tree Femismi kii,l
iu an umiertone:
V . .
V gci, voud d hound " A.l
I1C got.
TO THE LADIES OF
WESTEUX HALF OP IiALIFAX CO.
I know Dr. J. A. XfoCHW, nniunr
Dinccniu . t unHiiut
DLUOdUiYI to be a very great blessing to
our sex. We have long needed some
lhin which we could use ourselves and
which could conquer the stubborn forms
of chronic inflammation and congestion
which he at the foundation of all female
troubles. That. Ttr uv,ua
meets the demand nf i liis 1,. t.,u .
, . , "'"8 : waul
u HhowD by the fact that many ca.es
which Lava bnHlml tlin ut;n .,f ' i ,
t i..v, 011.111 vi uur uest
r v ...... .u, , uclu;, ny u 1 have
Dledced mvsn f tn 1... , ,
in the above Counties know ithis simple
....... n.m-, wonuertul cure. To
aceoin r ilisli tliiu T ,,. . 1 i. . i i
i ' ii.ivo mo neip ot
wmiegootl Christian lady in each township.
There are not less than one thousand ladies
111 enc llif tlw. ..h., n , . . .
, , , ""; vuuuiiesiowiiomthis
f nrv wmil.l l..w.r: ...... ..
.,: " "laiuniaiiio value, mauv
ol them iiiotliei-s who need strength that
....... ....lu uicir nine ones; then there
ae so liinnv vfiimir i,iu ...i . , ,
not coiisiHiT..,! u..,;,,.,.. i.... , .
i ........,, ,,,1L ncvertneless
need attention, as onl.v, i little time will
oe i it l re I lnr it .tub,. (1... ...,i. r .,
cheeks and nil tin. r . .
. .... rv ,,, mcir (Ma(t
young lives as it has done in thousands ot
cases. S.i.inl I. t.,. ......
, "" I "i .iianip lor tree
Sample I ox. I will also send Township',,
Agent s terms to those who will assist me
MISS LIZZNC Ii. DAVIS,
4.o., y Art'01'', Warren Co., N. C.
THE TALK OF -i
THE TOWN 'fea
" NOW IS -ibb
Have YOU Seen
The pretty ;oods at
Tilery's Ml
Dress Goods of all Kinds;
And trimmings to match.
EVERYBODY
It Won't Do.-You may bridle the
....... :4 . 1 . m .1 .
,',iuMie 01100 tne liver to do its work
well. You must be honest with it, help
"aiong a little now and then with a dose
of Simmon, Kvor Rt.jrator. xi,e jiv,r
bwutm-i. s.ugish sometiines nnd n )
snme stimulation to keen ff thorn, '
of IndiL'i'ytion and niiioii.,i..s V ,,,.,,,1
acti-.e liver promotes digciiuu and ;. e.
vents Midaria.
rSKvn8.i'-..t.t.hM,oGllA1)V.H
IIOBOl.uUtOAt, &A.H1AUIDM, Maliliu
N'C .10 13 if .
IVS thi'V aro, tllO ttrntfi.isf in a
nobby line of Gents' Furnishing A large
line of sample goods to be sold at
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES,
and if yoU i.an-t r i
, - 1- ... 1.101 ues in
stock you can select a pattern and the
ht is fiuaran.eed; it takes only five days
to make a suit. J
HA TQ. A big line of the
-4-.JL. -L kj. Newest Htvli. Ui.o
and lelt hats just opened.
I am always glad to show goods, and
l'l'lcs sha 1 1111111. .1,. will. .1... 1 .. .1
r urn lowest mat
good gixids cut, oe sold at.
iw-fpcotfu'ly.
W. U TILLERY,
Weldou, N. C.
0 2I tf.