A Valuable Tree.
A few dnya ago a company bought of
3. W. Adaiusof rulllD, all bis walnut
timber, from 12 Incline up, at a goiwl
firleo. In cutting the timber they cauie
across an old wulnut tree tlint linrl liccn
blown down for at ltst thirty yuars,
and tiJ been threati-ned to lie burned
up several times, but wbeu tbey made
an examination of It tbey found It to
be a bird eye walnut worth considerable
money. The company gave Mr. Ad
ams $800 for It. It measured 70 feet,
and they will got $40 per foot, which
will atnouut to $2,800. Dorer iKy.)
News.
Jew In Jerusalem.
. While the return of the Hebrew r.ici
to their promised land Is rojfnnled by
most people us a visionary scheme. It
Is an Interesting fact that the n'linbei
f Jews lu Jerusalem has Increased
within twenty-two years from 15.0:10
to between Gn.Ooo and 70.000. An En
glishwotnau who has recently return
rd from Jerusalem, where she has
llred for forty years, says that the old
suburbs of the elty, Ion deserted and
mined, are be'.nx built up at a sur
prising rate, and that the Influx of
Jews is equally rapid lu all parts of1
Palestine, so that they are beginning
to outnumber both Moslems and Chris
tians. A Hertiitnul skin
la one of tharlitf rnnnNltctf on attt.vtlTe ar
l'8inn. tv lii'Uch. il y. c k y fuulii'S. lutle Mis.
try ei-upUiiia. reil rivi liiihl ,tulT nugwornia
these W(u:l p 11 v.m l.eau.y of a verituole
Venn I nie mpleiely und iiili'lily cured
by Tftti'i It. . : ii'au imx ul diur s:uresor
tor Tv coma l:i mumpst frrm J. T . aiiuptrlae,
tuviuuinh. i.a.
CASc.anrrJ Mimnlnto liver, kidneys a&d
bonels. Never Mi ken, wcakeu nr gripe; 10c.
Daafaess Cannnt be Cured
By local ai'iiiioat.im. as tliey caii'iot raaeh. th
dinva.iidi.orii u 'f t in o ir. 'larre is only out
wny to i uie cl-afii--, mi 1 t'mt is tiy const. tu
t'oum re.iin lia.. l.'e.i m-ss 'S iftatru byaol'i
jlviivil riimltiion ct til-.- ioui 0113 lining 01 lbs
KuMriu.iii lu ie. Wln'n this tube gets In
fUtu (1 oil Imvt A riwib.'ng butiroi or in per
foi t h MLiig, an t w i tn it, in iiirely Oosrd
Deaiuesa is tii re-u t, and un ess the infhua
luatiuitc.a lio a out huI tills tul'n re
stored to I s nor iiJ c milainn, lirminT will ts
letroved foray r. Nuts ri9 out of tea are
eauis4 by cttanh. which is noth ng- but an in
fla ned rontition of the mucoua S'.rfacri.
Wa will RivoOnn Hniir,.,t Do 1-rs for any
eaeof Dafns-s (vanned In- catarrh) tlMt rait
Dot b- ruivd by Hall's LaUrra Cure, i-ond for
u'calurs, tre.
F. J. Ch'-niy A Co., Toledo, 0.
Fnl.l by Tr nm I -, 7.
Hall's i'amny l'ii. hiv 1', bast.
otlic xioi .. in i.njiiim (. onvcntlon,
At WUmiuirt in. X. C, .MeySth to lltli. 1SJ7.
IheSiaVm il .ir Line oif tlio bc.-t, -erv ce,
iiuifko t route-h ml u i.ui. rule. In addition
to the reijnlur ! li-uilile I : i i i y vrrviee. it
is tiropo-,et to vnu ii -iL- 'llaiil i-1 Special
'I'rnlti " i-oiii Vir.;iiii:i, North I'lirolini,
routli Carnli'in i:ti'i iii-o u-:i, tmtkinic ininic
lllnte i r.n;ie ten.-i with tr;.M, I'roui ill! points
North. Sin'li, l-j-.-t .ml Ui-I. lor peeiul
rriiita.l ihiiite:-, ii'.iip-, t i't.i -'iil'lc'i. r.ites
ivkets le.'iii-i'- nii'l ii 1 hi'-'i n .-ili'iii, sililress
nr i-nll i'n H. A. Nt.- .i i.irnl, i.i -.,'i A.t., I'Mh-'r
Dept., ii Kniiij.ill Iton-c, A'l.iMa, tu.. or T.
J. Anik-i'Soli, Ul u l I'a-'r Ast . I'lirlsuioulh,
Va.
I he Bonr.l of Arbitration s-sttloi Dulutu's
launJry strik-.
'n.Ta.ll:!C for Kifty Centi.
Over 4i"Mi cnr.-il. Why not U t Xo-T.'-Pne
reifiilate or reinoe your ih-M-i !or totru-i-of
haves nioii'-v. miilii-s li--.i!ili mi l nmnli-ioil.
L'urr Kunriili'ivcil. 60 ct-iits mid tl-U), ut all
4ruij-'itv.
Sydney CS. Y.) silk weavers 81 rselc nthot
Ibftfl give up thmr union.
F' I 1-; t-i1. .i-oe!ii)ilportiianentlyenr,t.So
fits at ui I'.r' ! n e i: lilt. Ki.isk s (lid AT
S ui Vi. Kr-ioiiH.-. I-';i-c -L'' rinl Imi t cnntl trem
ise. Itfiiu lo ill. K.nif. Uh Ari!i -t., I'uilii., Ta.
Mrs. Wlnslow's f iiothi'rj Svrun for children
tcetlilni?, sol len llie I'l.nM, reduce tnttiinuna
tlon, allays pnia. cures .u 1 to.it. i'.r.a boltie.
When hiliuu or entiv?.
candy catliarlir; cure L'tlaratit
.it n Co "ret,
I believe I'iso's I 'ure for f'onsmtinlinn saved
mvhi y's lfe lu-t .summer. M.-. AlUC Dodu
LaSS, LeKuy, Mich., Oct. Ju. im.
il nftVrted n : n -u" c-ion:-
Eyi) water. I -1 1 -.'i-
Jr--T try a e. ' i..
liver il tti - , ! i ri
e Dr. I. Thnmr
1 ut '.'oc a buttle
i-ri-i-. tha finest
ter ii'i'de.
St-Vitus' Iinm-e. Una liott! )).- Fanner's
r'tttirc nil-. ..i i:-i 1 ih.i Iiih, N Y.
VT. s my inle plrl, owini to si rofu'a irouble.
rlie "as trenttd hv p -ynlcians and sent M a
hnspit u it hnut eirgcu'Cl. W rorted to
Hood's upiivi'l", ami In u wee' we could
lee a di:m:e. Vt'.- ioi,!li.'.i ! it vinj her t'-.ts
m.'dii i'ie. nr.l tn.liy!..-r 'V-s ..re perieetly
n-ell; i here i -.nt a l-h-in h on ln-r skin, ard.
he is the pli ;'irf -.f li-.tlm." H. i'. Alms,
m wi-t : si!.-, t. N-.v y.iiis. x. y.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is sold by ail ilruiuts. Vt i 31. 6lx f r $5.
Uaai4'o R! ie '"-p I'aipt. efflnle.it ad
IIUUH 9 I I N
eauy in ejctit. cents.
Re labia Charjotis Merchants
Callon them when you k'o '"i.'liiirlotif, N.C. Writs
them If von .lo not o, ami htt- .mr -rili-rii illi-d
li mnll. In sn-int'il.iH' atlveriKni.eiin kiu 1 1 meu.
linn thin pHM-r.
m IKM-fl J3n Mantles. Tllss. Sart.rtoors.
fa, J. lahi.aA & UUi eto. l oiiege a. .1 nurd.
1 KTWORK. eimona le Prices
Write News Jk Times I'tV'. !!) ise.
WiIyAiAUo'i''anos. Oricim Bioye.les
1BUJTER
-IN-
Three Minuses!
DJr me r'nr "r unuuin
niakt- ilevtMir rvvoivrt
aiiout '' Hiuah tn one
ii..iiuu n.l with fo
tni.i'h i'aw tlittt a thllrt
CMii J' ihttchiiriitnK
niit iaUU)n cnura or jut
i CUB be uncut wnh oof
power. Ilifflnoiir qua'lty
f yraiiuiatftl butrfrau4
fnorvot it f'T f he am
I fjuavutiiy of milk, iftoiail
. thiin with un v nt tier
rMt'tire carlv thl
only rlKht to hi1
i-. in yuur count.
i sA (t Man pbij
jswiirr. AnnreM
IIOHTHINO CHTJENta to. Charlotte, N. C
8. N. V. 13. 'U7.
ENRY STEVeXV SOUS COMPUIY,
MACON, - - OKOICGIA,
- Manufacturers of-
Siwar and Railroad Culvert Pipe.
Firo Brick. Milled r'lnv Vine ripe, Chlmnnj
Top". Urns, Kle. Well Tubinir with I'erfo
rated Hut loins. Will Last I'oruver.
Correspoiidenoa Holl cited.
UfWALLCOATIKG!U
SMOKE YDUR MEAT WITH -
WERS LiaillD EXTRMTjfSMOKE
M Cltcuui. E. KRUUSER I BRl). MIL IUM, PA.
Almost Olind
atiW JSA A i I
MEDICATED MA INHALER
Has no eqnsl far the can of Cstsrrb and Lang Dl
esses Uy liisU l .
i , UL. mutU it COm rtaatm AaCaia tbX
GOTHAM FASHIONS.
Handsome GownB Worn by Fair
New Yorkers.
Elegant Riding Habits Seen In
Central Park.
(New York Fashion Letter.)
- American girls are as ohic at Fiiri
siatia. Tbey carry tboir gowns in a
loss serious .way than tlieir British
cousins. Still we seem to follow Paris
fasbions loss than formerly. We are
looking to London for our models.
A long waist liue is the cry in Bug.
land. English girls positively refuse
to get "plubhy ;" they wn!k miles at a
stretch aud thoy don't eat icu cream
(chiefly, perhaps, because they citu't
get it). I used to tiny six-pence for a
little humbugging glassful, with the
bottom of tha glass wny up near the
top.
SMART KIDINO HABIT OV TURK BLUE
WOKSTKD.
Speaking of long waists, reminds
me of Miss Maximo Elliot, not long
ago an ansociate of Ad R.'hnn nt
Daly's, nud now Nst (lo-idwiu's lead
ing womao. Miss Elliot is a ravisbing
beauty, with features clear-cut as a
citneo, coal black eyes, full of lire as
an Egyptian's, and a ligurn as svelte.
Bhe is a perfect dreeer. I saw her
tlio other day, on the R'alto, in a
spring gown of groon mixed cloth,
s::vero in ils siuiulicity ; and as she
hel l up her I;irt to enter a cab, I
caught a f.leiuu of a green en 1 old rose
taffeta silk lining. The bkirt huug
gracefully, as silk lined skirts do, and
the jacket, hip length, was of a new
patturn, tight fitting, cut rouud at
Ct.ruers in front; with a stylish cullr.i
forming two narrow rcvors that opoueii
to show a s jft chemisette and stock oi
pain yellow.
COSTrilE OF BROWN COVERT CLOTH.
The revers narrowed to nothing at
the waist. There were buttonholes
on them and buttons on the coat, with
two directly at the bottom of the re
vers at the waist ; and two tiny pockets
with a button on each. The whole
ras well stitched, and Miss Elliot car
ried herself with the consciousness
tbat tba coat showed ber figure lines
to perfection. A large black bat with
throe black feathers arranged with a
broad effect, and a handsome out steel
ornament across the front, and of
course black gloves, finished off as
elegant a walking oat lit as a woman of
style could wish.
Wheels, wheels, wheels. No won
der they got into one's head. King
Richard cried, "My kingdom for n
horse 1" Nowadays he would call for
n bicycle. Dowagers who fenr to
mount a horse s ty they must leuru
the wheel in order to cbnperouo the
"younger folk" on their moruinij spin
in Central park.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and her sis
ter, Miss Virgiuirt Fair, tuo rich young
California heiress, were ut the bicycle
show. Mrd. Ojlriehs is exquisite in
ber selection of toilets. I havo seen
her often, but never looking more
recherche than then. The costume
whs of brown covert cloth. The plain
nkirt hung faultlessly. The jacket was
very dressy; double-breasted, with
rows of silk twisted c rd brought from
under each arm lengthwise down the
trout, forming a corslet in effect.
Folds of silk velvet finished tha top of
this; and the collar was velvet. Tlio
I I
r.iriXrt TiAIUT OF A RICH snAT.r. OF
JlYiU'Li: OliLKN I'.IUIADCI.OTH.
jaekot en mo only to tlio w.iist, and n
broad belt of the cloth was worn. It
was open just cuouuh at tlio throat to
I show a white lie. The sleeves wori
' of tlni medium size, leg-of-mutton
J pattern ; aud the skirt was of the uew
I i st Farm cut. Mrs. OVlrichs wore a
' large brown miuw hat covered with
n nlling pluraoi, nu-l tha effect was
Htnkicp etnugh lo m:ike a f.jw ef us
forget wis wcra there to sea wheels.
Shu carried one of the now spotted
skeleton umbrellas in brown.
Tlio east side of Central park has ha
C iino a veritable Rotton Row. The
hours for ridiug and driving are tlio
sumo as in the famous London P. iu
nydo park. On uicii diys the benches
are throusjod and the adjacent foot,
paths filled with proinenadeis. Hoie,
as iu London, one sees the beauty and
fiis'uiou of a greut metropolis ac-
SFRISG OOWX OF OREEN MIXED
CLOTH.
tresses in smart, dog carts, and muny
of the well-known bellos on horse
back, riding in pairs, and accompan
ied by their grooms. Mrs. Duncan
Elliott Siillio Ilnrgous that was is
still one of the most beautiful women
in America. She is seen in the park
every afternoon on her Kentucky
thoroughbred, Slender. With raven
tresses and southern eye,a clear olivo
skin, with briiiiunt coloring from her
healthful txercise, sho is a beautiful
and a bold r.der.
Lust week she wore whole outfit
thot breathod the "I'm tho latest,
dou't-ciiar-kuow-air." It was of a rich
shade. ormyrtIe greeu broadcloth, the
skirt huugiug gracefully. The tight-
littiug, two-btittoued cut-away coat,
had tho regulation dapper collar.
opened at tho neck to xhow a dark
red Ascot tie, and from tha socoud
bmtou broadening towards the bot
torn a stylisU spotted linen waistcoat
was plainly visible. Tho coat oluug
tightly to the figure Around the
whole was a double row of Pitching,
Linen cuff peeped out nt the wrist
With red tan gloves and a nobby Eng
lish "billycock" derbv, Mrs. Elliott
was a target for every eye. The secret
of the charm of the habit was its abso
lute tit. She looked as if moulded
into it. Auother smart riding hubit
was developed in dark blue worsted,
It had a tight bodice which titted like.
a glove, and was as swell as one could
iui i.g.ne.
All the newest reception gowns have
demi-trains. For evening the hair is
worn high; for afteriioou, in tho cen
tre of tho head in pulls or in "door
knobs." I hear that the cycle tea is to bo a
feature of tho o iming warm soasou
tea ul f rehco, of course. It is sure to
be popular.
The costumes illustrated herewith
were made by the National Clouk
Company of New York.
New York's Ureat Iirk.
An Englishman was showing his
: ne. ul, an American, through the
iioii-cs of (j ti riiatnaut in London, tho
lue uiwhile c.Jtumouting.iu a somewhat
nr.tw.iiit manner, upou what bo was
pleased to term the superiority of tho
English public buildings uml parks.
''There," ho exoluimed, ",a our
inagniticeut Tham-s Embankment, a
delightful hpot! Why, you have no'.u
i:i,; in your country to compare with
it, especially in that great New York
city; then again, every gont'.eman
here owns nil estate, anil, let me as
huro you, sir.snch cstateo are no small
bits of property."
This wt-ut on for a considerable
time, until the American, growing
tired, said, "But, Lord da T., you
havo traveled in our country, have
you not?"
"Oh, yes, my dear sir, right across
it."
"Well, then, you should Lave a fair
idea of its hize."
"Very big place, sir; very big."
"And you know New Yurk city
quite well, cli?"
"Oh, yes yes indeed."
"Well, then, you see wo don't want
imything in tho line of parks in New
York, with, of course, the excoption
of a few squares ; but outside of the
city we wanted a park, and so we de
cided to use tho United States as a
park for New York city."
"Dear me, how extravagant."
"Not nt nil, sir; why, wo even con
templated flouting the British Isles
over and anchoring them n short dis
tance outside the city'a harbor ah u
hort of breakwater, yon know." Uar
per'u r.-.'Und Table.
Pirds Dunce to Her Music.
Sparrows some of them, at lenst
are inordinately fond of music St.
nil Albauy (N. Y.) young woman Lai
discovered. When ho was playing h
medley on the piaun tho other morn
ing two sparrows flew to ono of the
parlor wiudowa and pcrohud thom
solves on tha ledge. They cocked
their little brown heads in a listening
attitude, and when tha miihio wnt
merriest began hopping gayly about
on the narrow sill.
They chattered joyously and shrilly,
attracting tho attention of pedestrians.
When the uiusio stopped tho uparrowi
ceased dauciug. When the music nai
resumed they again dauced. It wat
nuly when tbey were wearied that thoy
flew away to a nearby tree and rested
themselves.
Siuco then thry have flown to the
wiudow every morning as soon as they
heard tho piano, and danced much nf
ter the fashion of cbildreu who clus
ter about the baud organs iu summer.
Now York Tress.
The Microbe of Rinderpest.
Trofei-sor E. Symes-Tuompson re
cently delivered at Grcsham college a
courso of four lectureson"Bacteria and
Disease." Referring to the investiga
tions now being made into the cause
of the rinderpest in South Africa, be
expressed his belief that tho microbe
discovered by Dr. Eddingtou at Gra
hamstown might be regarded as the
microbe of rinderpest. Frofessoi
Koch appeared to have Ascertained
that the organisms could be trans
ferred from animal fo animal, but that
in the case of somn the antelope, for
instance the disease produced; wae
rouoh milder than in thecase of others.
It would probably be found that the
inoculation of tho less virulent form
of rinderpest would render cattle im
mune to the more virulent form, ex
actly aa vaccination rendered us im
mnue to smallpox. London Inven
tion. The Answer Was Favorable.
"Esuienddu," eaid be, hoarsely,
"I'm waiting for your auswer."
"Qu, forgive me, Tom, I was think
ing." "What wera yon thinking of?"
"I was thiukiug how I would have
my weddiug dress made, dear." Odds
and Ends.
TRUMPET CALLS.
Kan's Horn Bounds a Warning Met
to tha Unredccmad.
takes religion
i'lth sunshine in It
to attract a child,
6omevery large
trees bear very
little fruit.
Winking at tin
will soon ruin the
eye-eight.
A wolf In
Sheep's clothing
la none the less e
wolf.
The r e a t of
Christ Is for all who will give up ln.
Every temptation resisted la a trou
ble eccaped.
Nothing Is gained by starving the
soul to feed the body.
No man who truly follows Christ
ever boa to ntnnd ulone.
Every man helpa the devil who talks
one way and lives another.
When you pray don't forgot those
Who treat you despllefully.
The best ur-wa evor told in this
world waa that Cod Is love.
Too many start to follow Christ who
stop at the first cross-roads.
The man who lives a lie baa a pack
of bloodhounds on bis track.
The best place for a Christian Is
where God needs him most.
Be careful where you step, nd those
who follow you will stumble less.
God has called ninny men to preach
the gospel, but none to defend It.
Sooner or later every great thought
will make lta way around the world.
Improve your time, and you can de
pend upon It that time will Improve
you.
There Is such a thing as having re-
llzlon In the Lead and not In the
All Your Nelghhors
Tlis wonderful new Coustitutloool Cure
for KM 111 MATISM.
The rrinp.lv 1 a YiraltlA rnmpnunil,
Kvii.n. -r H.-.is. li.-rl. ana n.irkt. ni l i
cit, l u, ... ...I mul.lrlxs . ut tha
"l-iht Ui. ii I!. 1,1 rnino thr -l-,'.-,o. i:uru
9 irr ct-nl nt ilu j nil- n.s. t hi'ii i'iu 1.
RHEl'iACiD
And t Kl! f hi-iimwhin.
Fold liv nriiK.K" . iii-ml'T. rrti-t tl .00
p-r b ft p; "I s rr it iir l ul ilriuc-K'.-t
hm t k a It lu at -vi, i rt.-r irnn tba
i.iunii'iii'M' r.
THF BOBITT TR''(? CO. Faieifth. K. C.
W.L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE I
BEST IN THE WORLD.
P Tor 14 years this e'loi- by merit alone, has Y'
V ditanci-d nil conijx-'.irors. )r
J InJcrsed bv over l.C-JO.OOO wtarcrs as the 7
J best in ntylr, fit and i'nrjbility of any shoe X
V vfroflcTcdut.J.OO. r
g It is r-.mle in all Ilia 1ATC0T SHAPE3 and Jf!
X BTYLESandaf every vsriaty tt teathar. X
K 0n ioal.r la a Is-ir flvn sicluslve seta &
aal adtrt!ar j in lo -a I rsprr on ( r:irtif 5
L rMor.sble oritr. t"Witia fortatilcti-.!i to &
XW, L D0DULA9, Brocatgn. Kasi. jl
and health making
arc included m the
mukiiii; of HIRES
Uootb.-er. The prepa
ration of this creat tem
perance drink is an event
of importance in u million
well re "iibited homes.
Rootbeer
is full of pood health.
Invigorating, appetiz
ing, satisfying, l'nt
some up to-day and
have it ready to put
down whenever you're
thirsty.
Mide onlv by The
Chnrles U. Hires Co.,
Philadelphia. A pack
age makes 5 gallons,
tiold everywhere.
"Blight"
costs cotton planters more
than five million dollars an
nually. This is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
bama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
"Kainit
11
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
AU.thr.ut roti.h the result of i:s me by Actual er
pertinent tt.e b- firin in (he United States il
,U in a litlie book vrhv h we publish and will gladly
Bet! tsTCC to amy f.nncr iu America who wi.l wnit foe it
Ct.KMAS KAM WORKS,
03 Naisuu St., New Vorlv
Vr T''itr I'xp'Ticnr mMi,
iiM'tfu. MitiitraUr trvAt nn-1
net tiMllv etna Cancer anl
TutiMitrt witbotit the hint'
Ad'frrf It I,. ILUratiguy
rWtpHeP biink aW'Tlt frii,
Hi Wttat K'vrtittl Mrpot. 1 lUVIQDSti. U.
ml
HIRES
T Cu h t i b n ! ill I LStrAil ST HCj
M Bnat ouh bjrup. Taatra U'joi. Vs Wt
Ci, In time. Hlil hr drniraima. f
BUCKINGHAM'S
DYE
For the Whiskers,
Mustache, and Eyebrows.
In one preparat'on. Easy to
apply at home. Colors brown
or black. The Gentlemen s
favorite, because satisfactory.
B. P. llitt Co.. PninrlfMr., Nuhua, N. It.
Suld bj all Driii.i.n.
qj)ANdy cathartic
TlWf all
25 50 Ad&aiMS DRUGGISTS
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UJJUllU llilil UUflnttfl 1 LtiU ,(,,. Pr iv or ,rin,.bBt rails fa iiatnralrranlM. Saai.
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Baker's
.
MA0I BV ' 1
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd., jj
Established in 1 780. at Dorchester. Mass. 1
Has the well-known Yellow Label on the front of every
package, and the trade-m.irk, "L" k-l!e Chocohtiere," !
on the back. '
NONE OTHEK GEA.U!E. j;
.
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd., Dorchester, Mass. ! !
A Southern firmer, wlios; Irmc s.iincwhut in t!u
barkwoods, i:i ;m interview wit! i :i i:evy;M;vr coi ri'sponJcnt
s:ii-.l: "I am 6i years oIJ, and until I v.ms ria': tiiito v ycais
old I was always well and peart, t!ie;i f.r a I wIi.Ij i su:'
(eiid with indigestion and could not eat anv;!iini,' hardly at
all. My daughter, who livej in the city, sent iiu'somj of
Ripans Tabides
told me how to taka them, and tliey Itavo completely cured
me. I want vou to tell everybody how 1 pot cured, lor it is
a blessing to humanity."
THE STANDARD PAINT fo STFIUCTUR A. PURPOSES.
Pnmiihlet. "Sapifiwtlona Extarior DC( ration." Kamj;!e Carannil D. -rrlrtivp IV1.-B Mat f rao r.y nil.
Aabcatoa Boafinv, lliiiiillng Frit, Kirnm PorUlmj, ilnilrr Covrrlnaw, Firi-l'rouf ralota.ElC
aUr.os Nuu-t oudortli' uuil l li-i iri. ul Ini.uluili: .Ifiiurittla.
U. W. JOHNS MANDFACTUniria CO.,
87 Mnidcrt I a nf. New ork.
rmOAOO: SJnfcS43IUnaolhBt. PnrT.ADEI.rniA: I70&IT3 North 4ib St. I'OSTOX: 77 h Taarl HI,
FOR
Woman's modesty and igno
rance of danger often cause her
to endure pains and suffer tor
ture rather than consult a
physician about important
subjects.
Pains in the head, neck,
back, hips, limbs and lower
bowels at monthly intervals, in
dicate alarming derangements.
s
1
Rets hold of a dollar hangs on
fsrlCELREE'8 I to it like grim death, hut hero
llflKli" nr nun mil I ia a proposition that will inter
WIllE OF CARuIII I , csfc ou if anything will.
Is a harmless Bitter Wine with
out intoxicating qualities.
Taken at the proper time it
relieves pain, corrects derange
ments, quiets nervousness and
cures Whites, Falling of the
Womb and Suppressed or too
Frequent Menses. Price $1.
Far SaJa hf Hetflclne Da&lers.
a N. U.-13 97.
OSUOXllVID'S
AMD
ohool of Shortlaakncl
AI'Ul'MT4, .
IfataaS awifea qho. a.-tnal butinaas fraai alar nt
aaurlna. Sains aapart, aoilaaa ar,,aa aal
(l44 u.al. Ha4 for aaadiiocaair lllaafcralati aaaa
uaaa. alaaril aaaaiiar lata ib aar Matsvi slf.
MILLIONS
Vt Ill liSl ( IIK hr.N-MT-
l li. uil Tidl.l KA.Ul LfS
ni dl-l AltAX.
turpi, i-very
ri it-i-nti'. ttuld by all
N4y3d"-Ti.t and mar.
ftjST jO?Vliiii.l. or aarople
"- . 'Ii niiiii'i InU Into.
TRADE IVIARK inili-..tiiiiil uiily ly
Tba Durham Cholera Cure Co., DurUaai. M-C
L great Mid i- line tur 1 -i Uii.ui ra.
Chocolate I
COMPLETE
COTTON, SAW. fllttST,
llil lllitl I frlilizer
MILL OUTiyilS.
Ala.) Gin, I'rcss, Cane Mill ami
Milnglo Outfits.
sWCii. rvery u'.it; umr.r 110 hands.
LOHRAIil) IKON WOKKS
AMI S! ITI.Y ("OMI'ANT,
AK.l 4il.Oi:iIA
We Want to
Stir Your Blood!
Wo know it's pretty sluggish
nd that tho avtrai:e man who
HEARKEN !
Weoffnr ono lr.1 of Mous' Blnplt Clay Dl
Rgonal Sack Suit", all wool, wall mada anil
tut color at 95.00 n cult. Wo ofTr 100 line
Clay DiaRounI Hack Suits, round or ai)iiHr
cut, good wellit to nonr all Him y.mr round,
thoroughly well rrn lo and cuarot90d la
every way by u., at $7.83 a suit.
Alaoalotof H;.ck tiuitt for man tn dark
gray cnj-imrrsanil f.im'y pluld ohovlota, ail
wool nud wull mudi', nt 15.00 a suit. Tbaa' t
re extraordinary tnri;aiiis aud aulus of this
aeaaoo'a mak. Having tbrca stores In thla
State (Cbarl'Uit, MnHpluiry and Winston) we
buy ololhltig lo lar.or lota and cheaper than
any othar Arm in North Carolina. V will
promlurt you that tlieve auttaaro not matohxa
by any llrm In the Stato nt our prlcaa. We
and Koodn anywhere by oxproes. You may
return anything not antiafnotory at our ax-
fenie. Our rulola nionoy baolc it you want
t." Write or call on iw for anything In
Clothing, Ilnta or UenU' t urulahlugs.
LESLIE & ROGERS,
Clothiers, IIattr and Furnishers,
CHAKLOTTE. N. O.
Tlii. la put
up in .--. n
a i.wiui m'Tif bimI lilt in i.Htiu ins
KEN CHOLLHA CURE
mi
1B1GAMS';
j -HENS' silTSlji