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DAILY NEWS
SATl HPAY. - - - - JI NK H. 1-
in vi;r a jurdo. pKoi'RiirroKH
I Alitor.
n k. Ksorm rrpdrt.
Wo patdithl In f ri Ur Nkui a
vuoprN of the report the'Ju lii.iry
CiUiiiuiU ofiue lloufof IUir4Mi;.i
tite. To report v a written " toe
II. i. J. Irovtr K n-tt. eli i.rm.m of the
coiunii;:ee. It ha-1 I i pnui i for
iii time, bul ow inic to the illnci of
Mr. Knott the preent.Miii .i h.:
ponM fr.m tlm to time until t'.o
Ifii'.lrnian wa phyiin'llr a'.le to at
ten I 1 1 it. Thi- report eritl ie t!it
rioti mcsa.fi of ti e Pre4lnt vetoing
the 'Terl appropriation LilU ent
him on a.vtunt of the rtpi!in,:
ent'uei in them. The rt jrt i, tem
perate but at the -ime time it ii severe
It rtieues the several Min?.H railed in
the veto neHAj;es in the liirht if history,
and aims to et.iMi!i the oint that the
President hv not only not reen well
Informed in re.ir.l to the p.u ti.ular
iasue in ontro ery. but th.it he has
also, at different time., held different
opinions in re.trd t vsh.it was re
iairel of him in the premise. The
President himself in .ju te I .n altnit
tln that "any mi'tt.iry interference
whatever at the i-olls is eontr.iry to the
spirit of our institution, and would
tend to destr y the frefloiu of elec
tions. Tne report mikes it evident
that the act of onirres of February -T.
which h.v been frequently :id.lueel
as an arfrntnenl in favor of the excess
ive Federal authority een isnl at. the
poll, was really an act intended to rr
atriet that suppose! authority, which
was naturally sir .lined to the utmost
. during the war, upon the theory of a
"war power" outside of the constitu
tion. The report claims that the words
"or to keep the pence at the jolls"
were not in the orinin.il text, ami that
they were inserted in spite of the sticn
uous protest of a larire number of the
friends of the original nu-.isure at the
time the hil was paed. who iint.Hl
out the danvrerous pm.-ti-es which
might le reported to in o nsc-jiience of
misapprehensions in that regard. These
ots, the re; -or; claims. haeLeen coiu
and the repealing clauses to
which the President objects have been
introdu.-ed solely with a view to pre
vent a continuance of these miscon
structions and the mivleeds founded
on them. The report contends that
Congre3 is to be theoIe judge of the
propriety of its proceeding, and tl.it
the criticisms which the I'resi lent has
dire.-tei against them are at lea-.; in
bod taste.
In rejrarxl to the oit-.Uui e of the
ecntive"s objections to the reealinc
clauses, the report says that "tlie entire
argument against the neeeity or tiie
bill is therefore left to rei upon the
President's reiterate 1 Robert ion that
troop have not been and will not be
used to interfere w ith any Stare le. tn n
during his a.lmitiistratioii." Thai as
ss-rtion wo not sin. ere. but ui. fortu
nately for its validity a- a reason f.r
refilling to approve a b.ll
lesljfiie
I for
,tr. . . . . ..-.., s
tlie oilii ial term i.f ibe
a this
present Kxecutne is liniitetl. and he
may le suex-eeded in the evalti-l
tlon le ovupies by one v ho w ill feci a
iet scrupulous ret; ar l for the freedom
and purity of the bdi..t iLvi l.o pro
fesf.r himself to entertain, .'iou-.ntr,
he is human ami liable to r!uii,v, i.d
oo one um utiiiseii can kn.os to wfi.it
extent the partisan debates in Cougrw
have iurtui. e 1 his oj ini-n.s e en ujsxi
lite ju.sti n invollevl in the ve;o.M
under consider it ior. I
ii a lieopitisui.
me rej ort says, the subjef-tsmust.lt'
uen.i uou tl.e gto.-w iil of their mas
ter, "but a fre popl., f thev wnild
...i m--t um! uji.n ;ijc guar-
aiitifs of H.iti e law -." I: i- n '. uim.ii
Ir. Ilivf. lutetitioiiM. in o'lierword
d ii iini rre correc tion sm 1 rev ;i .n .if
the statute, that Conr.-.-s w is!es to
rest the pujity of eIe-tiou9 itftc future.
The report meets u.e President alev erv
point uon constituti ve! and li:str.ri
eAl"Toands. and its v a!:ie .is a public
document must lc meo..irsl by the
accuracy wiUi wln.-h it Hist-uase theae
important leyial and technical bsues.
Its teiner and judicial I aiaa -e are un
questionable, ud are worthy of the
highest coniuieiidatioit
P.KrtKUtNo to the aj.pl.canis w ho
have beeu awaitimr their initiitorv ex
amination at West Point, a i-orrespon.l-eut
on the ground says: "Such a crowd
"of raw-l-oned, ureen. gipin .j e i
" mens of yiuiiir hnmaniiy was stirclv
" never gaihere-! together for admissioii
' to any oilier u-adeutie institution in
"in the country." Vet. it is an undis
puted fact t ha- the graduates of West
Point command the public respect and
are considered better c-juipped for a
professional carter than even the grad
nates of Harvard or Yale. The expla
nation must te found in the discipline
and the rigid adhren e to system,
which peculiarly distinguish the na
tional miiitiry a:id naval aca lemies
Prom common iK-hoola to univ ersin.-,.
the leirdencT at prem ut is all in the di
rection of laxity of rciTTilations. In
exalting the value of m..ral suosi-m
ana tne rule or kindness, public opin
ion has forced the educators of youth to
manage the Utter without insisting
upon aubordinatic.il to auperiors and
implicit oletiience to orders. In de
parting from the old, severe and often
brutal system, we have gone to the
oJ-er extreme. The reaction which
may be expeeted cannot come t.o sk:i.
It is high time the present weak and
aeuUinental methods of dealing with
the rising generation, gave place to a
firmer and strict- r rule.
Thk New York legislature at its last
session J asel the follow ing act, and
other Slates ha ing a se i co:it whereon
summer resorts or watering places are
located would do well to profit by the
example:
It sJiali be the duty of the owners,
leasee iroprietor, or other person,'
m waging n" istaat, or other watering
pUreM. wilhiu the limits and jurisdic
liwoi this iSoale, where aurf-baihinir ii
rwrrieU or. ami where aurf-baiJiing
priviieg-sjrtud at-cmnmoilaJioiia are fur
nished lo aulais-aibeirs or to the general
public, for payment, to provide and
(uaiotain throughout the Lathing ea-
Sjn, in Kjxviceable condition and ready
L.-f.,r iSonftdiata use- one or more sun or
f life-b.t-, or other eflMeilt and e0.iily
servueable life-avtni; aprratus . lor
the protection, safety ad rescue of
bathers: atd if any ow ner, lessee, pro
prietor, or manager as for- lid. shall
control or use for stirf-'-aihi'i pur--o-tes
a lx-ieh or shore of creaier linear,
extent than Hu h humlrod yards, such
ow tier, lesf.', proprietor or ni.unurer
shall p'rov ide and iii.untaiii. us afore
oid, uuc uch uil'ur iif-loat, tr suoli
other efficient and i-iii.tUv -. i i eab!e
life-savin apparatus lor eery mice
hundred bur yards of beach or shore
eoutodied or usel by him. The crew
l'auv such life or surf-boat shall con
sist of not less than two men.
Tiik "Hon. William K. hnu hr
visitinj: statesman and itolitical fund
i;rablcr, also a great patron of the press
w lei it exalts him tothe ijnn-x eleva
tion of ft KepuMican "statesman." has
issued a pamphlet, to be circulated
among the members of the New Hamp
shire legislature, entitled "Keply of
William K. Chandler to the slauIci of
Hon. lUinbridue adleigh, lately
L ulled States Senator." tocitUer. with
a ropiest tor explanation f some of the
a.-rs of Vad!eii;h while Senator.
It iiiiut ha e Im-ou a reuiarkable s:a i -incut
that could have roused the New
Hampshire "lion," for he has of late
years l-cen i-on-idered as the ivo-iesser
-
of an cnuxuioks oiuouitt ol .i-.iran e
that was proof agiinst all attacks.
Tiik New York Times refer.- to the
withholding of tiio commi.sioii of Paul
Strohach as postmaster at Montgomery,
Alabama. Iy Hayes after the former's
coufirmaliiui. It says Strobach whs
orderevl to resign on penalty of his
son's removal from the land ortif.
Strobach is for a third term for (iiant
and could not be relied upon to suj -jrt
Sherman.
Mixi""iKH StoI hIiton, ow ing to his
olitieal existence to returning-board-im
in Louisiana, naturally tiiula the
government of Russia all 'hat is admi
rable. The paternal gov ermont of the
i Vir, ha thinks, would be just thething
fv.r this country, and if the Democrats
could only ie Mippressrd like the Nihi
list., there would be nothing left to
wish for.
Tiik Tre.isury learlinen t willaliort
ly issue a circular concerning the bill
re"entlv passrvl, fixing legal tender
cliaracter of fractional silver and pro
viding for its redeiiition. The circular
will direct all ofTicers of the tioverti
nient a tTec ted to comply with its pro
visions. Tiik Southern Claims Commission
w il! be alolihed after next March.
IMILIIK 41, XlfKS.
I'harh-s Foster, Republican candidate
f.r iov ei n r of i hio. 1 v e I thel'uion
so iiev otedU' that he dido' l dare to t rust
himself near the front .hiring the war.
He sold dry i:hi.1s and .n cumulated
lejal tenders. And when the tattered,
luttered loys in blue came liack he
sai 1. "1'idn t we just everlastingly
w ollop em T Ft w as j ust old clory, and
for my reward I'll take such othce as
are coing." The party is tilled toovei
llow in.t vi:h patriots of that kind.
And lle y ve min.tgefl to nih all the
iC-hmI placs. lsk at the I ederal oili
ce in I'lni.iK'u! It's the same story
evcrv w heie. ' ''o.-.f-. 7't -.
In Washington it is jiistiiow a m ittcr
:' i e i iii ' i rejfirt that Secretary Slu-r-in
.n. for s ,,,. paM Jjah, (.,uf-
ti. f-holders in the South to secure del-e-riolis
to the ishiv eritlon from that
ss-ti u w hich can be relied upon to
supjf.rt I.iiii. There, is no direct evi
dence that there is any truth in those
r. por'.m. iu it is a loci worthy of note
that gentlemen who hold Cov rnment
iMtsitions in the Sfcith have ie.-eit!v
b"giiti : v .ii an intcr'-s! in M;i;ical
atla::-s and a.motsi li a ui.tn ile.-Iared in
favor of Sherman for President. V. )'.
" .
We be.ive in the Us. i.f t!nj ::i t hme
to make ft..,. ..,. .nklni4 Pri -i ! .ii. il
sifh a thing is possible, j . j-,,s I i ;i: v
will, however, tuin upon the result '.f
the nomination of the ItepnMi. an .-an
li.btle ffr fgoiernor iu this state this
fill. If the richt man is nominate.! ns
election is ipiite .s-rtam. If . c-nndi-date
should 1 nominated nt accepta
ble to th i-eople the danger is in 'ie
l-l.llllllein, J,,., eniy ol losing Cm- S:a:(
but of ..,inir the moral eibv-t h it v i
isryfA.ei: i irmg. .V. ). t
t . .
onway, the m
who won a bad
gro cNodos agitator,
name in Li i-sLiii
w here he formerly lived.
ind i.o.v
lo-
ca'es his resilience iu New .lr.v h .-
be.-n in Iloston for sever il davs'p ist
nlorv; with Turner, the s;. Louis col
ored pie ehet ot piallv ii;:sav..iy rip
uta'io i, 'rying to engage the svmpatiiv
and suppoit of the invpnioi and othe'i
friends of the slred people. Appa
rently his missnei fjas been unsuccess
ful, as it certainly deserves to i.e.
st,rtn ji I.l ,i'unn.
lb pub! icaus themselves hnvc made
the issue by asserting the right to sta
tion armed troopa at the jmI1s. (in tlut
issue f.eneral Mwing is sound, and eon
seiueiitly deserves the siipprt of rvrrv
maii who wishes to. nrositrvo i....
uom an. I iml.-nemlcuce m' the i.
allot
box. A. ) . Sun.
Mr. Smalley wiite thai the .id i Ro
publicans be lieve too national imrtv r-
ga-.iiition is in the last stages ..f liin
tegrauoii. and will evaporate i.. ,.
heat of the coii,-i next f .ll
A Michigan ra;.er. i!iiiVi-f,,r,i t .-
alan.-he. hoist, the na ie- ..r ' ' ,
handler lor President.
i.x-tovernor henton , ls
1 s .
'en su --
gesi-.j f,r so.-on.l
place w-tctn the
an:i-;iant ti'-ket.
He
er. eier .Menu
It.
New ,.rk 1 ril.an.
dlds. v o . ;.; .
W'l.,1 I iflir i! .1.
con fiiiuii :i
iv - t 1. 1... I ' ' "fill.
... ... lam i uas never mi
It., v.l... :
H1o;h
niii-i ii-rui iiiea m -mi- i.. . i ..
Mr
i I I .- , . 'os ictrers.
t II. uls IfS'ls con VIII.-... I II...
i -. ... in.- kii .
bilit v ol iH'intr i-;ll.-i . . ' 1
sung caihii
. I. : - J .
,, , . foreign to i r rant s
bought, and that any movements to
bestow pub.,,- honors after his !rr ft
which woul.i have a ,..i:,;.. . . ,rn,l.
noiu lerin is U.I...M.. : .
1 l" e e a
Will I .1 l -t-f , i . . , . '.. i
isasvu excursion affair
l lie pro-
speculation aided by the rairoa.M r
t-lulds sIVs there will i.- .....i ... .
uusiness
a handson.c re.vpt,.,,, tendered ..enerai
(.rant by the city of San 1 rancisc , u n
a few 1 V T '":sc, an. I
V. -oii.tt iiun.is. will cross the
csMitinent to uke i.art in u,V e
him. but their trip v n liVi
Mr. general tin'mt exi J
San l mncisco in .July, unU ;
and imemis to inakj an ... rSo, o
all p!a e of interest on th- n.. . . '
ri wi t e , , - " hiiii;
...,-! aril
he ineaii! to turn
te.v i lavs ai V
ircinia l itv. Nev a...i
hi W:iv
east wiP Mt;(fa l.-ftlJ'T "
Natt Fike Cite
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ail. I I I. .... r L. .. : .. . . .
anten;:n", e, U l e rather
i i . . RmtU'r -rrsireriil
IharlotU- Dt-mo-mt.
rZ?nt General
Ika ure
aid u
. . , i i
.irncrii I - -
as inanaer(or
otterrHch," ";r) 4if h awindW
niajia-'
mennllow ihelr nan.7- . i i,Uo'
n u i hi .v.. i. . . . .
to th.,n .ml the m?
cupie.1 in rwpe, ul,le s-x jety
llK'rae
eoe-
VE6ETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
vates and Invigorates
tha Whole System
ITS MEDIOii PROPERTIES ABE
Alterative, Tonic, Solvent
AND DIURETIC.
'Reliable Evidence.
. . Ma. n. It. STKvr.xt:
f egCline lear Sir I will mort rtieerf ally
aJJ. my lesiiuicor tc tb preat
Y'nrrni iiio n'nr Joa tiave already rei eived
lBtltUi. in fBVur 0f your freat anil good
rnedicine, VtOETi.sE, for 1 b' uot
PlTPtill6 tUi nk en.i'u'jth can te ia ii
6 irit,.for 1 was trouble.! orer
Vt. thirty years with that dreadful
egCtinO diioaVc trrh, auct had tuch bad
(cvuchinar cpella lliat it -ooid ceetn
rnrnf In oa 'hough I never. otald breathe
lbtuul'i1iT more, ami Vegftutk ha
, kure.1 nie; aii.t i do ftel to thank
f CTCtlDC iol all the time that ibere is o
fc.xnt a medicine as Veoetikk,
'-vXr.uJ 1 think il one of the beat
Cgcline niediclues for coughi and weak,
Mnkintt feelinss at th ttotnach,
Vpcrpf iiiA and advise evervbody tu take tb
Vk;:tinf, for I can asiure tbem
jit is one of lbs best niedk:iue
ClTCtini? that ever wa.
MR1. b. OOHE,
Vcgetine
kjor. Magazine and Walnut ste..
Vcgetine
Yegetine
Yegetlne
Yegetine
G- IVES
Health, Strengtn
AND APPETITE.
! lly daughter tiu received gremi
ftxnefit from the use of Vecetimk.
Ynrrof ino l,er decliniue health was a fourc
1 t0cllllt L,f great auxiety to all ber friend.
A lew bottlei of Vegetine re
TcSTCtine stored her heaiLb, strengUi and
iapt:ites
CgCtme Insnrance and Real Estate Agt.,
No. 4V SfMuV Buildlnr,
Vegetine Botoa w
Vegetine cannot be
EXCELLED.
egetine . ,
... Cbarlestows, Mar. 10. lSCft.
egetine h. r. srcvEs:
I Dear Sir This if to certify that
Vprrf ini. I e uiki1 yuur "BIoihI Prepara
ilBluuili()1).i 1(1 ,j family for several
vear, and think that, for Scrofu-
egetinC CanVeroui Humors or RLeu-
m:ir affertionji. it cannot le ex
1. veiled; and . a llol purifier or
? Cgeillie,pring medicine, it it the best
jibing I have ever used, aud 1 have
YpTPf i np ued almost everything. 1 can
i ifev,uui, li(ifrfilh recommend it to any
on In need of such a inedieiue.
Vcgetine
Your respectfully,
hlUS. A. A. -DINS WORE,
No. 19 Russell street.
Vegetinej
Vegetine
HECOMBTBlfD IT
Vegetine
eartil y
Vegetine
S'TTii R'.ston, Feb. 7, 1?T0.
Mr. Stev uns:
..I Jear Sir I hare taken sereral
f CgetlllP N.tile? of your Vkcei ink, and am
ronvin.eil'it is a va'.uab'. remedy
Vflfpi inn f,r I'!pep5ia. Kidney oiuplaiut
Ceiim ,, general .h hiiity of the svf tetu.
I ran In-art: ly ri-eommend it to
Vegetine a!1 MilTt,ri"-rr""1 l,;e ,k,vco,u-
planiifi. '.urK rvspe.-t fully,
rr i Mi:. M t NROK PARKER,
egeUne! n; Athens stret
PREPARED BY H. R STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS
Yegetine is SolJ by All Druggists.
THE GENUINE
DR. C. McLANE'S
cicLratcu mencjn
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
A Tv TVT T Wl
-Al A A A A
SYMPTOMS OF WO
CAS.
'T'HE countenance is pile
:l'l(
1 en-colored, with occnvcirv-.i r
or a circumscribed spot on
cheeks; the eyes Decotr.c ii..l
pupils dilute; an azure siinic.iie
runs along tho lower eye-lid ; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometime
bleeds; a swelling of the uppi r l p;
occasional headache, with huinm.n'
or throbbing of the cars; an .u-.::ii.il
secretion of saliva ; slimy or funeU
tongue; breath very foul, putii ulariy
in the morning ; appetite variable,
sometimes voracious, with a gnawing
sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone ; fleeting p.iins in the
stomach ; occasional nausea and vom
iting ; violent pains throughout Jie
abdomen ; bowels irregular, at times
costive ; stools slimy, not unfrequent
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard ; urine turbid ; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa
nied by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth ; temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it is an innocent prepa
ration, not capable of doing the slightest
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Dr. McLane's Ver
mifuge bears the signatures of C.
McLane and Fleming Bros, on the
vrapper. :o:
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy " foi
all the ills that flesh is heir to," but in
affections of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used prepar.
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un
equaled. BEWARE OF iniTATIOXS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression D. McLane's
Liver Piils.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
C. McLane and Fleming Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.
C. McLane's Livfr Tills, prepared by
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the
market being fall of imitations of the
name 2tlcLtnef spelled difierently bu
tame pronunciation.
Mt. Yernon Institute,
4 Ml. Vernon IMar, Baltimore, Md.
ttUrjT.Lv h. . i'' nn n Boarding
Mrs. ilMtv j, Jojikm ina Mr. M
proioworifc The twentieth annuai
"Til" ', "r.V mV.rre!?e.t- orcir-
June li-d fin
v
s
H. J.i MYERS
DEALEB IN
FIXE LIQUOJ.S
D0MEST1C & IMPORTED CIGARS.
Faykt-i evii.lk Strbkt,
Between Gulfev's and theCitlzens' National
oank, Hurillu & ijriities' old Stand.
The following line brands of Liauorn are
Kupt constantly on iianii :
Old Nec tar, l:!fj, Whiskies.
Jihson XXNTX '
Gibson XXX "
Roberson i.'ounty, ti rears old.)
Old Kentucky live, (years old.;
Old Hennessv Brandy, luiuorled Stick
Genuine Port Wine, our own iiuporUttion
fH-nii uaiii oin; very line,
blackberry l:randy,4 years old.)
Apple Brandy, I vears'okl.;
Old JN. t. Coj ii Whisky. Sweet Ma.sh.1
Also will have In Ktock, Imported A le
i-irters, i lunnii, stout, Milwaukee and St
Louis Bottled Laser la-cr, C'hainpajfiief and
WlneKof ail descrintioas U numerous to
nicntion.
Attucheil to niv wiUiljii -hmonU I have
added a retail
Uigar & Tobacco Department,
Iwmm.i nil iinimkni rinMr.s.
Tlf a id HAVANA (,'IUARS. '
A. W. FRAPS.
'UAhKKiH, N. ('..
Atrent for
TOM COOPEir.S
MI KKI, VALLEY
CENTENNIAL OLD RYE
AND
Wheat Whiskey,
A larejot always on hand from two
four years- old, universally
acknowledged to b;
The Hnet Whlk) male Iu lie Mouth.
Persons wishir
Strictly Pure Spirits
For Medical and other purpose. ran et any
size package
From 3 !: 5D Oilbns,
By addressing T. N. COOPER,
tjiiile MijU r. t) Iredell county, '. C.
1879. OLD and TRIED. 1879.
OLD
NICK,
CORX AX D II YE.)
1 Uls rellahle brand of PI' UK WHI-JKEY
has been aiieeeasfully tested by the lovers
ot iirst-clasa hiskey for the past . 0 years,
and has preserved itshij;h reputation uudi-
mliiished. It is offered to the public with
lue ail! uarAnlee of the proi.rielor. and
will not fall to jrive pi t (ei t sal Isfa.-tiori
wheneve r i. so I. Kur salf i ail l"nst--hu
ih-
Address
JOS
WILLIAMS,
Pn nt her ( reck,
' i I i in -r.. . ".
may'i-tr
nUocclUmeaitsi
WILL YOU SELl tfiB FARM
Cliapin's Farm Agency,
RALEIGH, N. .
Dr. A. B. Chapin, Manager.
.ortli 4'arolinit Brnnrh of eorfe II.
ft'Iifipiii'a Farm Agency. Ilotoii, MHB.i
Seel:il attention riven to th vm!' of North
Carolina Ileal KMtatf. Xo clianri- mailc un
til u sale U tlU'i-toil. All iroTt y placed In
our liaiuls for sale will be ail vertisoi in ihe
ix.pular work. The South Illustrated free of
exjiPiiM-.
The ( harleston News and Cornier snys:
"Kveryhody has heard of livn. Ji. Chapin's
farm atrei:ry.:uid (Vw re u n;i(i im i n i.-.l iiti.
the sui-its- Hliicli has attended il opera
tion." Tlie New Kiitfhmd Farmer Kaysr ''Geo.
II. Chapin his advertised hi farms tothe
amount of Vi,m) during the past year. We
commend hini to owr readers.
The Aiken. S. '., Review savs:"Xo one
luxs done more than Cteo. II. Chapin in the
cause of Southern imiiiiration. uur vilhie
is th ron red with Northern people in search
of Southern homes, and fjood sales are being
made. The "South Illustrated" is doinr a
great work for us."
The New York Tribune, the Boston Her
ald, Joun.al,Traveler,Globe,and Advertiser
speak In the highest terms of Chapin's Farm'
Arenoy.
N. Ii' SMALL FARMS (particularly) ar
wanted a.t on. e.
C'rticc Fis
r Huildine-.
may --tf-
KA LEIGH . N. C:
Cteo.
ROBIXSOX'S
Hagle Brewery,
BUCHANAN SPRINGS,
WKST C LAY ST., RIf'IIMONI), VA.
The Gold Medal was awarded George W.
Robinson for superior Ale, I'orteraniJ Laeer
Brjif the vila State Agricultural Fair
of I?. Head and see what Dr. Win. H
Taylor says. State Chemist of Virginia.
STATE ASHAYKR AND CHEMIST S OFFirTB,
liii JiMOND, November 1, 1x78.
The Iiier iieer mauuiactnred by Mr. O.
. Robinson, at the EAGLE RREWERY
in this c ity, has been chemically examined
by me, the samples tested having: been col
lected by myself, and found tree from adul
teratnii; subst.-Hiees. It mnv be used as a
medic ine, or beverage, in full assurance of
impurity. WM. II. fA'LOK, M. D.,
State Chemist.
This Reer is put up in aud ' 1 bbls., and
also bottled for FAMILY arn HAR use. All
orders must be acconijiatKed with the cash
or good reference. mayI5-dly
MAN U FACfUR CO BY E. H. POCUE.
LAO"w-- DURHAM.JT.C. momma
. , J. J. THOMAS, Agent,
June.-Iy Raleigh, N. C.
mwm
DR. ALLEfN.'S
' '
L.IGIITX1XG CUIE.
TIIi; STANDARD REMEDY OF
iOKTU CAROLINA.
For Rheuiiihtisrii Neuralgia. Dyspepsia,
Ctiolera, Cholic, Diarrhuea, Dysentery,
Pleurisy,. Lame Bauk, Pains in the side,
I.IVEU AXD KIDXEY IHSEANKS.
CURB OF
DEAFNESS A Specialty.
'o Iodidea nor Mercnrv Nothing to
pamlize the nervous system to make it in-
sensuoe to pain, out purely a vegetable com
pound koois and Herbs. None genuine
without my Portrait and Signature.
For sale oy Williams . Havwo r,
Wholesale uruggisis, tu:mii, A. C
aiiril Il-dJm
Rev Br. Manrnm, mf. L'niv. of N.C.
In ar with Rishop Dorftt in his tsll
mate of the Vest Pocket Cure.
ReT. Pr8. Jeter, Broaddus, Dick ns.on,Bap.)
It is endorsed b the direct ve sinalit s:!-
mony of nie.n ol national fame and fctri:fcne.-a
of speech It is not too much to s.y th - ro
medicine ever had such suDnort in its fav r
as a speeiflc. The word of any one f the em
inent divines who underwrite this nnti:o:e
to dyspepsia ha deserved weivht. Their
united witness jo. n d with the experimental
useand ap roval of the preparation by well
known physicians, removes all doubt. It is
tieyond question, a wonderful theranentieed
agent Edit is Kelirious Herald, Va
Chaplain Randolph Mucon College, Va.
Many cases of Dvsu nsiawl lilu mv know!
eige have been cur. d by it. Ciann 8, Colics,
Headaches and all sorts of nair from indi
gestion vield proinptlv to It. The cures o'
this sort ar Innum rable.
Rev. R. I,. Dabney. L. L
Col., Va.
It is h'rhlv esteemed here bv the reo-ninr
Medical Pac-ultv and tbi nennle ii u eri
lnt for lnoicfestion an t i-latulem Coile..
sedative, fop rinc, tonic, slightly ape ent,
wimoui uausea.
Rev. B. F. Woodward, P.E., Na. Con,
About twelve years I surlered from jiva-
pepsia. Faliii.g in with this remedy, I gave
it a fairtrial. Afie its use I cem'd at anv-
thing with im unity. lam sure I ai in
debted to this medicine for what f health
a d physical comfort I have hud for the lwo
sixteen ars. I h.iVr. known iranv sinee tn
be relieved by Us u-e.
R v Robert W. Watts, A. M., Va.
1 have used the mixture in mv fami.v for
yetrs, and have taken it for a lvspp.sia
Colic, which threatened my life, and was
cured, eat in? any diet without hut t I hv
reeommericied it to other sufferers with hap-pit-st
results. It is the b st tonic nd correc
tive I ever knew For protra'ion from Dys
pepsia or Liver Disease it is invaluable
J T) F.cirleston. M D , Va
It Is a highly valuab e rernettv
Tv i . um:ii ma'i an? Sltii' hil in
the whole list of medicine, so far s I ob
s-rved H; my practice, tor all the complaint
r farri'tes from indigestion, I use it and
recommeu J It.
E Mtor Kichii.oiid Cnristian Admmt
I his reined is ot ti-'e vii I h
Dyspepsia cu ed comi.let elv hv It i t i m
i be an anti fote toon.- ' Nation 1 D sease "
The inrre 'ienfs 4re rot kei.t b th n..rhl
ca ies, and have be-n lifticult to eei.
Frice 2-i cents nei bo'tle Sold hv-ii iinm
rlsts. In Ruh'itfh, by
TJ . . l T t . .
i esc uci, Lei' ix- i.u
mctl if
an I
1 IUIH Y
yno'fi
Athens, Ga., December 8, 1878.
A few nights since 1 eave my son one.
dose of r e Wo in Oil. aud the next day he
passed -lxteen larjre worms. At the same
tiree I pave one to n.y little Kirl, four years
old, ai d she paed eVhty-six worms from
four to fifteen Inches long.
W. V. PHTf.T TPS
nn Til far le by D.-1 mh 'O'ltriU
arad b j a. f v. j i h, , ,j
Mn.rch 1 1V .1 S I y
HOP BITTERS.
' -netiicme, not a Drink,)
COXTAIX8
BOPS, BVCUU, MANDRAKE,
I'ASDEMOX,
1 1 "28T -Jn llrvr ?'vr,rrAL Qf ALiTi
ur all .hz:: i:;r r.r
Aim, 'r:EF:s O-CTjElJrj
A.U DLeascs of the Stomach, lknrcls. p.iood Liver
Kldnrys, and Urinary Orcan?. XcrvMisarss. Sleep
Lj ec;a,:r j i-naie Coraplalnt
S i o&r i x c;c li.
Will be pa'.Z for a ctc they tri I not cure or
telp, or
for anything Impu-c or Jn.'urloa
Aat yocr drijit fur II ; Pit
before you i ;.. 'i.--.Ie j
klop Cough Cumc Is ; '.:o p- - s;
f 'a;;; ia them.
arid try (hem
.." v.
, rafcat and beet.
As.: C . . ...
The nop Pad for P?""i-ir
apenorioaaoU-.us. A.-.S Druffiriiii. '
ID. T. C In n 9v,ti'-tfn :
prnnkeness, uae of i-.ii'i ; "rV,
'e cere fori
narcotic
Ben.i fc- c!r ..-
5
oxe of t:!c ircrwr i-5
ORTAST
iniov;iai:
of the nineteenth century, and one that
take equal ran with the invention of the
telephone, the electric light and other scien
tific marvels of the age, is that of
Henry's Carbolic Salve.
This Compound possesses the most re
markable Healing Properties of any known
agent employed for the purpose of curing
SORES, WOUNDS, CUTS, BRUISES,
Inflamed and abraded surfaces, and for
AL.L SKIN DISEASES.
Its cleansiny; properties remove all ira
purifies that hinder the formation of
heaitl v neh. : n j t he work of cure goes on
to !eom,letioi. with most Wonderriil
KfipKiity. Let no family be without a box
of it ii tte house. Physicians extol its vir
tues; and the thousands who have used it
Count1rfeABCTnnendiUg U Beware of
Adk' fot henry's Carbolic Salve, and
. tl , take no. Othtr.
' JOITIn HERY.'CURI LN 4c CO.,
Sole Proprietor,
8 WLLllcr PLACZ, NITf TOKK.
dAwlwIamly
J . 1 -
Canal street from Sixtli
Riciraoxn
Seven
EWOINES. pci table and stationary,
to
SAW
MILUs, i K J S 1- Ml LLH, ilOlLl-.KS. UAST
INOS oPP ASsnd IRON. VOiniM;S
M ACAIN ER Y for Gold and Coal Mines Bl&i
Furnacessic.
We call ecial attention to pur IMPROV
ED PORT BLR ENGINE, for ericiiitural
and other Pfarposes. The Boih'i-s of
Agricultural EuK-tnesare provided with
PATtiST rJiiSMlUAl .SrAKK A tvK)vnlx.KS
a device t.y which the Siarks are forced ot
pass downward over a reservoir of water aud
effectually extinguished without the use
wire rauze. Our is the only arrangement
this kind whieh afford free ..access to
boiler tubes lor cleaning from each
end.
Also, to our . new styles SMALL LOCOMO
Tl V -ts for hauling- Iuuiier and other articles
uion sramways and narrow g-uage ranwayr
The bwt Planters rerard our (J INNING
ENGINES superior to anv in use. Send
illustrated Catalogue free. Otl1" tilings
being equal eucourageSouthern institutions.
rtepxfr Work solicited and promptly done.
Shaftimr, Pulleys &d. for Jin Houses.
, "Manufacturers of Jou' -patent Totincco
Bump Machines to work by hniiil or power
W.M. E. TANNER A- C
K. H. BAUOHAJI, Rich Square, N
Gen 1 Agent Ir Eastern North Carolina.
Gen. J. S. Whitehead, Agent
KtLKlOU. N C.
:at j30tt & sons,
Shockoe Machine Works,
RICHMOND, - - - - VA.i
MAXl'FACTl'RER S OF
Portable and Stationary Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mills, Corn aud Vheat
Mills, Shaftings, liimijrers ami Pulleys,
Turbine Water Wheels, Tobat-ro Facto
ry Machinery, Wrought lion Work,
Brass and Iron Castmirs, Machinery of
every description.
GINNING AND THRESHING
MACHINES
A SPECIALTY.
Renirlujr 1'romptir and "r-fnllr
Done.
TalbotVs Patent Xpnrk Arrester,
THE INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Talbott's new Patent Spark Arrester
is really the only perteci. and reliable
one, and is superseding all others in
use. Ihe great enicienov of this An est
er is attracting universal attention, and
is being endorsed iv tne in-st mechan
ical engineers am I ii.M'.i :.i;eeei 'tupanies.
Its prominent features are :
it does noi destroy the draft.
It does not interfere with cleaning
the tubes.
It will not choke up, and requires no
cleaning.
It requires no din-ct dampers to be
opened when raising steam (dampers
being objectionable, as they may be
oen ami allow sparks io e aj.e.j
It requires no water to extinguish
sjiarks, which, by condensation, de
stroys the draft. Besides, when w;ter
is used, if neglected, the eliiciencv is
destroyed by evaporation of the waicr,
and the boiier is kept in a lilthy con
dition. It is simple and durable-, and can be
relied upon.
It can be attache 1 lo any boiler.
No planter should be without one ol
them. Insurance companies will in
sure gins and barns where the Talbott
Engines and Spark Arresters are used
at same rate as charged for water or
horse-power.
Z& Send for illustrated circulars and
price list.
STKONAC1I A- ALkt UTT, Manuiac
turer's Agen;. K deigli, N.C.
Branch Hon.. -s at charlotte and Golds
boro. mavS-tf
illidccUuitfuus.
CONVICTS TO HIRE !
Under the general law for farmimr out
convicts, I am authorized t.v the no; rd o
JMrectoi-N of this instil ution.'to hire, oi farm
out to i ndividuals. or to private, -riujiic
corporations, ail surplus eonviets Hint niav
accumulateat the penitentiary. And here
I would state that, wo c-an otter verv vi.eeiul
inducements to any persons wishing to hire
convict labor, to prosecute anv eiueruri.e
insideofthe prison enclosure.
Any person wishing to hire convicts to
be. worked either inside or outride of the
prison will please make applic ation ar once
o., W.J. HICK,
may 21 -dim- Arc 1,1. i nd Y aidcn.
NOW READY FOR DKLIVKRY!
The Digest oi Cited Cases
rx Tint
North Carolina Reports.
By Hon. A. X Tour see.
We are. happy to announce to the leeal
profession that this valuable work is now
ready for delivery to subscribers. The labor
of preparation And the necessity oi securing
the utmost possible accuracy in the im
mense number of citations, has necesarily
delayed tlie work, but the result cannot but
be satisiactory to every practioner. It con
tains t very case in the Iteports of the State
whieh niv ten cited by the Court, the c ases
in which o. led, whether with approval or
uiapj)iuv;u, wnn a caret in digest of the
point of eitati :;. with a lull and accurate
index to the subject matter of ea h In
luim, maner, eompiereness and style of
publication, it is undoubtedly- the best law
book ever Published in the Stat containing
coO large double-column pages, 5,102 cited
cases and about 30,000 citations.
It will be mailed to subscribers on receipt
of the price S12 with 25 cents for post a ee
Or sent by Kxpress C. O. D. when there is an
office convenient. Persons desiring to have
the work should order at once, as the edi
tion is a limited one.
ALFRLD WILLIAMS & CO., Publishers
Raleigh. N. C
JEWELRY, WATCHES,
Diamonds, Spectacles
AND
MEDALS A5T ItADOE-PIS A
KIKCIASrV.
TIIE largest stock of goods in the South
Solid silver and Plated ware. Goodi
sold at factory prices. Watch repairing a
pecialty Orders by mail promptly attend
teed D sati8factloB ,n a11 oases guaran-
John H. Tyler & Co.,
Successors to MITCHELL A TYLKHJ
luff SSSSl y "e ,D the fcioul1
I rerpirf n n o . - .
fra,..1 1 ' lreniIOn PT DT
MY NKVrl UVATHTLTE'ATS') AN-
HSALTBY LAGEK.
' varAw of i malt arid hops, bj the
Vienna methou and exprwly for ekr otitic
2315 German stre t. Baltlmor, Md.
CO.DE.Nf:DTinK.
J ORT1I
C A II o b I N A
H O A I.
P. A
TRAINS OOINQ EAST.
Date, May 1'4 1379.
N'o. 2,
Daily.
No. 4,
Dally.
Dili!,'
1 Mm.
l it.
Leave' harlotte..
" Saiisbury.
HighFoint
Arr. Greeuhboro..
LeaveGreensbOrti
Arr. Hiilsboro.. . .
" Duihani
; " IlHleiKh...,,
Ly.
Arr. fioMsboro ..
3.o0ani! pi,!
a in ...I - -., ' .
7.;ila in, la. is pi,, '
.OyHiiiliy.rpnj, '
K.4iuir.t -
-
iOJOfv-ni)
UiJUa mi
t, i
ld.i5pm i
Jpmi .l."iaii,
.-).. pin I ..Va in1
1.11. ,
our
47. At Greensboro with I; A- .
for all points North, KnM and U ,.J
Goldsl.,,1,, with W.dt W.K. K. for U ,i,
ton. "
our
. i:
A;
No. -I.-J-A
D. R. R
West.
Connects at Greensboro ,
for nil points North, i:st
of
of
Hi. J
the
TRAINS GOING WKsT.
Date, May 11, lX7t.
No. t.
Daily.
No. 3.
Dailv.
i I-iiiiv
for
L. (tohlsljoro...
Ar. Ualwigh... .
hv.
Ar. Durham . . . .
" Hillsboi-o....
" Greet is bom.
K'.lOa m a. j pi,,
12.fi0pm in. J) i, n,
4 10 p m 1
r.'pn.
''I'M i
I '-'M' in
... , I,.
I pni
' S.pm1
Lv
Ar High Foint..
t .(. pin i..-,Ta ml
, !.!'pm T..llaiiii
I' .'iiptn' !..7 u in '
a in 1 1 1. 17 ,
Salisbury
' I'harlott'e....
day for all poiiMt in
una
X. 42 COIIIMI ts U Ii. I !... ...
with a i ... ". -""..-uoi,
Southwest.
Soul I.
o,.t
SALEM BR A NTH
Lv Greensboro daily except Sunday !. i0l.
A r W ib-w i hi . - . J v i .
A rri'.i w:. tt
Leave Salem
II I.
Ar Kernersville
Ar Greensboro
i.. in
Oonnectinfrat Greensboro with trull,,,,
R. t I), and N. C. Railroads " "
'.Ull
SLEEPING CAES WITHOUT CHANS
Rurj both ways with Trains i ...
between New York and Atit.fu .i.. .-
'mond, Greensboro and Charlotte I'.etu",',.!'
tireensbwro and An rusta -in. I i....ti. .. . . .'
Trains Nos. ; iuul 4 l.etu .... v.... v..," .'.
Savannah I i Uirhinoiidiarl. t t ( i,.' a
si.......
Jhrouuil Tiiket on s:il nl iir,
boro, Ilaleiuh. ( Jojcisboi-i. s.. I i l.
( harlotte, .Mi I i.l ;-l! principal point- S u-'i,
South west. West, North and Ca-t ,
Emigrant r.'tes to points In A i k : . r . -: i
Texas. adilr.'SN
J. It. ! IF order,
i ii. I'assenirer Airent,
Klchnion.l. 'a.
pA LEIGH A GASTON RAILROAD.
ChaiiKe of Seliolnle.
Sri'KKIXTK.VDFNT'S OIKHK." I
Italeiith, X. C , .Iiine IhTii. j
On and after Friday. June Hi..
train- on the Ralciirh Giisi.,.. loiili-ou.i
will run daily Sundays c( . i,r. il , I..I.
ws:
I.i ave I i a.
Raleigh s ii .i in V. i Id,. n 2'tiii,n.
Arrive at Arrive at
Weldon 1 10 " Ilal-1ih 7 .Ml ' -
Mail train eoiu.ei ts at W-lilon with tli-
mail trains of the Seaboard and I'.ounukr
ana fetersl.urjr Hnilroads.
ACrOMMODATH N TRAIN.
Leave Valcisrh at -t.l". I. M.
Arrive at Weldon nt .l..!n A.M.
Leave Weldon i.f t.'.'it A . M .
Arrive at Kaleiuh a i .".iili". M.
J NO. C. W I Nl i Kit.
may 2?i Scperinti-ndr'nt.
LEIGH V ACOISTA AIII-LIVJ
RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHANGE OF SCTfKDrLE.
Si' PFRT N'TFN r.F T's ( Ippic C. )
Raleigh. N. I ...lime lib. IsTH. j
imi ami arierri l.l.i .lime cil. l-ri iri.1...
on the Rnleiirh ,1- A uirusta A ir-I ine ll'.dlr I
will run dailv s iii.,i:.v .v. i...l ..s r..it. ... .
... . ... - .i ... .. ,
i o niKcpiioct 7: Miu. ni. Monda
ay. May Hi, 1-TU
Leave Leave
Raleiph X ;xi j. m Hunilet a ,u
Arrive at Arrive at
Of "'let 2 ' P.:!.-.h s :in '
train No !n..;n.r;s at Hamlet with llr
(. C. Railway tor Wilmington, Chaili.tte
and all pointsSouth.
No. 2 c-onneefs at Hnleijrh with t he ltah-Uh
v Gaston Railroad l..r all points North.
.I'lllN C. WINl.KK,
Superintendent.
(6 tracer.
B U TTE R !
Hereafter, during the Summer in .i.n,-.
we will receive our fine
Butters Express Every Week
Ho as to offer it fresh arid in good i on l.tin.
Ketail price 25e. per pound.
KAW NKW OHLKANS Sl lJAH. Iii:lilll
YKLLOW; VKRY MCK K K
TIIOSL " II i? LIKL .
"OLD FASHlON
blW I1R0WN
fiUCIAR.
-")ur stock or flmt-claiii Orocerio an i
Provisions was never more complete.
Iteliable iioocU !
Prcuipl OeliVf?ry I
low I'rleea !
, , ,. H. J. Hardin.
I u ne ! t
W. C. & A. B. Stronach.
JUNE !2th. 1879.
2,ftHLbs. holc eSucar-' nrrd Hams.
A(U Lbs. 1 i.in SugwM 'u red Strip!
o.Onn Lbs. Harvey's Helii.i Leaf ij.rd
i,' i-.iisiieis w niie and eilow i 'orn
1.n'I:,Z('"x.,'al"''M " '-"klllK rowder."
jnRbls. N. C Newcui Hr-rriin's
4 bests Imperial and Gunpowder Tea.
12 Doze,, Columbia Ktver 1 lb Salmon
r.aies Aralnan Moeha Coffee
.5 III. Is. Fresh Break fast Samp'
10 Bbls. Patent Process Flour. Kual to I'a-o-
,5, .P'iJI'Ireent. less in pri. e.
2.. Hbls. W hite and Yellow Su-ar
U Boxes Fresh Messina Lemons.
, Boxes P resh Jamaica Oranges.
- ... ofi"as. Primes and Figs
. Illlis Seleeted (ioshen Butter.
Burton
Chew Ing Tobaceo.
"nd nolce Line Cigars, Kc v Vr.l,
if? V.tKjMIultf-'.rlHiMloCcn-has, High
ijlle, Keina Victoria, Hegalias, ImiM.rted
Wo'ana 'l'raUHl Dead 8h.t.ll
Havana, Five Cent Cigar.
Fresh lot of those Delicious Plain and Jellv
Jumbles, Cocoanut Snaps, Vanilla
Creams, Pr is burgs, Ac.
BOASTED COFFEES !
Roasted I CofTees, our own Itoastlng. at
Green Coffee I'ric-s.
Boasted and Ground Itlo Coffee. 10c M.
Good Roasted Kio. l c.
Choice Roasted Ulo, 20c.
Prime Roast'd Laguavra 25c
Best Old Government'Java Roasted, tv.
Roasted Sa vanilla andtXU Rli-a, v.
2V4 Bbls. Winston ii CclebraU'd Roe Her
ring. Choice Lines Fancy Pickles, Glass Jars,
A Flrst-CIass ' Foreman
For a flrst-elaM Job Office wanted. Applj
10 J' NEWS OFFICE,
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