Reporter and Post.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE,
JtlUered at the Danbury X C., Punt-offin
an Hecond (Jluim Matter.
1 1 * " -
THURSDAY, JUKE tl, 1885.
A milk und butter fair is to be held
•at Raleigh before long.
A man in Davie eounty killed a few
fine bogs by giving them an unusual
quantity ot salt in their slop.
A youth of 17 years is the engineer
in charge of a material train on the
Western North Carolina Railroad.
The Cherokee Indians, living in this
State, have brought suit for lands in tbe
Indian Territory valued at about $2,-
4)00,000.
Hon. J. W. Reid's address at Chapel
Hill commencement is highly compli
mented. The Statesvillc Landmark
pronounces it a masterpiece.
It takes about an hour to burn up a
body in the Lancaster, Pa., crematory.
About twenty corpses have already been
reduced to ashea at tbat establishment.
It is thought there will DC at least
two thousand persons in the State enti
tled to pensions under the pension act.
You may put down our guess at more
than twice that number.
The Asbeville Advance telis of a
mail iu Buncombe county who handles
rattlesnakes like red worms and who
will bold up a poisonous Hazard by 'be
tail, drop it in his mouth and champ it
"P-
A correspondent of tho New York
Buu, who has been overhauling the court
rocords of Fairfax county, Virginia,
finds that George Washington, of Mount
Vernon, was presented by a Fairfax
grand jury "for not keeping his roads
in order.''
Let it bo remembered that all per
sons entitled to pensions under the late
act of the Legislatuie must filo their
applications with tbe Clerk of the Supe
rior Court on or before the first Monday
iu July.
Mr. Sing Patterson, of Mt. Airy, de
dies in tha News, of that place, in iu
issue of last week, a statement in the
paper of the week before, that all of
bis tamily was down with the measles,
lie says he has taken the census and
found only nine of them prostrated.
When Congressman Scott, of Erie,
JV, was told by Secretary of State
Bayard to filo the papcA of one of bis
constituents who was an applicant for a
consulship, be replied that he had filed
a check for $25,000 last fall to help
elect the administration, and that was
all the papers ho intended to file.
Alexander Hubbard, of Milwaukee,
Wis., who swallowed a silver dollar sev
eral weeks ago, is getting along much
better than would be expected after
suffering sutih a peculiar and dangerous
accident. He is nst confined to his
room at present, although his throat
pains him considerably. He eats every
thing he wants in addition to a regular
diet of flux seed three times a day. He
has lost uino pounds of flesh in the last
plcven days.
Mr. S. G. Verris, of Borrien county,"
Ga., has a female mule which has been
pulling a plow for him for thirty-three
years, said mule being now iu her thir
ty-seventh year. She has always been,
since she got over ber youthful levity,
an industrious and well-behaved mule,
and ber owner wouldn't take $250 for
b«r.
Dan bury has a mule—"old Rboda"
«—whieh must be near forty, aud she is
almost as active and serviceable now as
ill iter younger days.
Tbe tobaooo glut at Lynahburg, Va.,
is unprecedented. Wagons somotimos
stand in tbe street all night, being una
ble to get to tho warehouses to uuload.
(vast week closed with 1,500,000 pounds
on the warehouse floors, sufficient for
tlis week's sales. Notwithstanding this
statf sf affairs prices have kept up, and
to prevent a break in tbe market, tbe
commission meruhauts bave advertised
reqoeat* to planters to hold their crops
baok for a Saw weeks. No such neces
sity ever occurred before.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
CAHKrVLLY CULLED A.\t> CnypE.rxfut
FKOM THE HKrOKTKB 4XO POSTS
EXCHA XQE.S.
State News.
Charlotte bus doubled its eireua tax.
It is now S2OO.
Cleveland county is moving toward
getting a monument to I'lato Dur
ban-.
Tho State Treasurer issued G2 drum
mers' licenses last month against 28
for may of last year.
The Wilmington & WelJon lluilroad
has bought the Midlaud road from
Goldsboro to SimthGcM.
C. M. Etborodge, variety store, Char
lotte, lias tailed. Liabilities $3,000,
assets not yet known.
The wal!» of tho new government
building at Greensboro have risen above
the surface of the ground.
The Cluvcrius case ended at Rich
mond Thursday. The prisoner was
found guilty of murder in the first de
gree.
The construction of a telephone line
between Webster, Jackson county, and
Franklin, Macon county, has been
commenced.
The colored band of Winston is now
without a drummer. Their late drum
mer overloaded his stomach with cher
ries and is now a colored angel.
A little son of Mr. A. C. Davis, of
Caswell county was playing with a dog
ou a bridge over Iloguu's creek, when
he fell into the stream aui was drown
ed.
Judge Aycry has appointed I'rof. A.
11. Johnson clerk of tho Superior Court
of McDowell, Mr. liurgin having re
signed to attend to his duties as deputy
collector.
Hon. W. 11. 11. Cowlcs, Congress
man from tho eight district, has ap
pointed Kugeuc Dick Moore, son of
Capt. M. V. Moore, of Lenoir, cadet to
the naval academy at West Point.
Rutherford College has conferred the
degree of D. D. upon Rev. L. Branson,
of Ruleigb, and Ilev. J. Sanfotd, of the
North Carolina Conference, aud L. L.
D. upou Mr. W. II llailey, of Char
lotte.
The Shelby Aurora thinks Judge
Phillips is tardy and, though honest and
honorable, docs not know how to expe
dite business like Schncek, McKoy, and
Seymour. [McKoy! Great Scott'
Slowest coach on the bench.]
A correspondent tells the Concord
Times that one day last week May
Ellah, who lived at or near Mt. l'loas
ant, Cabarrus county, was washing at
a spring near her dwelling, when a tree
fell on her, killing her almost instant
' -
The Farmer and Mechanic says Miss
Julia Moore Wheeler, a grand-daugh
ter of Col. John 11. Wheeler, author
of the North Carolina State History,
has gone on tho stage. She signed
a contract with Madam lihca last
week.
The Clinton Caucasian says Mr. lien
Kyrd, of Sampson county left home,
Tuesday of last week, and some days
ago his body was found in the woods.
An open knife lay by hu side. lie may
have suicided. His uimd had been un
balanced.
A correspondent informs the North
Carolina Presbyterian that Messrs.
Brown k Bro., of Winston, have late
ly given SI,OOO to the endowment
fund of Davidson Collego to establish
a scholarship to be called "The Thom
as Brown Scholarship," in memory of
their deceased father, who was a most
Godly man and highly esteemed elder in
tho Mocksvillc Presbyterian church.
Concoid Times : Mrs. Iloldbrooks,
wife of Mr. W. J. Iloldbrooks, who
lived in Poplar Tent neighborhood, one
mile from Poplar Tent Church, com
mitted suicide last Monday evening by
shooting herself with a pistol. Tbcsad
affair occurred just after dinner, and
Mr. Iloldbrooks had gone to catch out
bis horses to begin the afternoon plow
ing when he heaid the report of a pistol
in the house, Hastening to the house
he found his wife near the head of a bed,
whero be was iu the habit of keeping
his pistol, iu a dying condition. She
lived only a sbort time. No cause is
assigned for the sad act.
General New*.
During a terrific storm which swept
over Ciiioago Tuesday night four per
sons wore killed by lightning.
Since Robert (Jdluin made hi* fatal
leap, three other men have tried to com
mit suicide by jumping from the Brook
lyn bridge.
Two jealous negroes met with clasp
knives »t Muekle, Ga., near Amerieus,
a few mornings ago, and hacked each
other to death.
The Mormons, it is said, arc making
many converts in Tennessee. Most of
the deluded disciples come from the
mountainous districts.
Thirteen thousand iron-workers are
on strike at Pittsburg, Pa.
In the municipal cleotions in Vir
ginia, tho Democrats were generally
aiicoesatul. Norfolk, heretofore a lle
jmblieaii stronghold, went Democratic.
A message tran>mitted from Lon
don to New York, Wednesday occupied
just three seconds, iu transit, which is
about the quickest time ever made be
tween the two cities. ,
The explosion of a boiler in Linsted's
Phosphate Woiks, at John's Island fer
ry, Bear Charleston, Tuesday wrecked
the works, lulled too negroes and dan
gorously wounded a third.
Miss Cleveland has sent to hei pub
lishers in New York the title of her
forthcoming book. Tho title is "George
Eliot's Poetry." The book is expected
to be given to the publio in about a
fortnight.
A file in a coal mine near Durham,
Englaad, Wednesday, destroyed 22
lives. There were 350 men and boys
in the miuc and it was feared that all
of them would be burned to death, but
all escaped except the 22.
Boston burglars will avoid the houtt
of David B. Sears hereafter. Last
Saturday night he heard one exploring
his rooms, got up, s«iied him, and threw
him out of the window when the sudden
contact with tho sidewalk below broke
both of the burglar's legs.
Richard Hands, head clerk in the
drug store of Henry V. Crawford, No.
120 lludsou street, New York, was
found murdered, sitting in his chair, in
the back room of the store, list Sunday
morning. 11 is skull was crushed to
pieces by some blunt instrument and
his throat cut from ear to ear.
A band of 250 masked men rode into
Corydon, Ky., on Saturday night and
deposited in tho postoffice loiters ad
dressed to the county commissioners and
other county officers, demanding of the
officials an impartial and vigorous in
vestigation of the county finances in or
der to ascertain the truth of rumored
irregularities.
A notorious woman at Gallipolis, 0.,
who bad got an innocent young girl in
her power, and who endeavored, first by
persuasion and then by threats of per
sonal injury, to induce the child to adopt
a lite of shame, was taken out of her bed
by a mob of 500 men last Saturday
morning and tirrcd and feathered from
head to foot.
Counting-Out Rhyme*.
Mr. 11. Carrington Bolton, of Trinity
college, contributes to the Boston Jour
nal of Education the following specimens
of "counting-out" rhymes oollccted by
him from children, and by correspond
ence :
One-er/, two-eiy, ickery, Ann;
Fillicy, fallacy, Nicholas John ;
Quover, quaver, English knavcr;
Stiuckelum, starkeluui, buck.
This chyme is widely used, having
been reported to me from Connecticut,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati. It is sub
ject to many variations : 'English kna
ver" becomes "Irish Mary" or "Virgin
Mary;" some insert the word "berry
or the word "John" bclorc "buck" in
tne last line. "Ickery" becomes "hick
ory," "stiuckelum" becomes "stringe
luui," eto.
Ana, mana, niona, mike;
Barcelona, bona, strike;
Care, ware, frow, frack;
Ilallico, ballioo, wee, wo, wack ! —New
V ork City.
This, also, is subject to countless va
riations : "Barcelona" becomes "tus
oalona," eto. One form ends in :
Iluldy, fculdy, bee, out goes you.
Ana, mana, dippery Dick ;
Hitcha, pitcha, dominitcha ;
Hon, pon, tush.—Central New
York.
To some districts the third line is
given as "Houtcha, poutcha, dominout
cha," and in others "Ilotcha, potcha,
etc." "Tush" may also become "tus"
or ' tusk."
Haley, inaley, tippety fig ;
'l'iney, toney, touibo, nig;
Goat, throat, couutry note ;
Tiney, toney, tix.—Rhode Island.
Eatum, peatum, penny, pic,
Babyloui, stickum, stie.
Stand you out thereby.—Scotland.
Besides rhymes of the character o(
the above—i. c , consisting of a mix
ture of gibberish with diseouneoted
words, there are many rhymes oontain
iug no uncouth words, but possessing,
in general, a jiugie easily recognisa
ble.
One, two, three,
Nanny caught a flea ,
The flea died, and Nanny cried ,
Out goes she! — Delaware, Rhode Is
land, etc.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
Mary at the cottage gate,
Eating grapes off a plate, .
1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8.
This is given, also, "pluius," in placo
of "grapes, '* and "garden gate" for
"cottage gate." When "oottage door'
ends tho second line the counting stops
at "four" to satisfy the rhymo.
The clumsy passenger who, entering
a street car, tramps upon the rows ot
toes in the aisle, is bettor titan a red
hot stove to warm up tho atmosphere.
A Plucky Hoy
The famo'is electrician, Thomas A.
Edison, like many snother genius began
life a& a poor boy. At twelve, he was
selling pea-nuts and papers on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, and using his
odd minutes to study chemistry, lie
turned an old baggage-car into a labora
tory, and, for fear that somebody would
touch his chemicals he labelled every
bottle "Poisou."
11c picked up a little knowledge of
prating and of telegraphy, and when
about sixteen saved tho life of a little
child, by snatohing him from tho track
before a swiftly-comiog traiu. In grat
itudo for the heroic act the child's tat.s
er offered to teach young Edison
the art of telegraphy, but all the time
he was trying experiments with chemi
cals, sometimes resulting in accidents
which cost him his place.
But ho kept on working until ho in
vented the system of telegraphy where
by four messages can bo sent at onoc
over tbo same wire. This was quickly
followed 6y tho phonograph, the tele
phone, the electric light, and various
other inventions. He was described by
U. S. Patent Commissioner as "the
young man who kept the pathway to
the Patent Office hot with his foot
«t«psr"-4tofav)ile Christian Advoeato.
The Religion by
(be Time*
The world needs a religion to-day
that will make a man's word as good as
j his note ; that will make its possessor
pay one bundled cents ou tho dollar,
sell sixteen ounces to the pound, thirty
six incites to the yard, four pecks to tho
bushel, and one hundred and twenty
(eight cubic feet to the cord ; that will
make a workman do a full day's work
for a full day's pay, whether the eye of
his employer is upon him or not; that
will make capital disgorge the lion's
share of all profits and divide them
equally and justly with labor ; that qrill
cause the manufacturer to cease from
adulterating his goods, the clerk from
puiloining from his employer, the official
from embezzling the funds committed
to his trust; religion that will make
men honest, upright, pure and trustwor
thy in all the walks of life; a religion
that not only makes men happy, but
also makes them tighteous.
In St. Louis people spend Sunday as
they please. They are a liberal mind
ed set, and hato anything that favors
puritamsm. On a recent Sunday the
attendance at the churobes was 10,000;
at the base ball grounds, 20,000; at
the cowboy exhibition, 40,000 ; at the
beer gardens, 20,000; at Bob Ingersoll's
lecture. S,O»X>. It must bo admitted
that tbis showing is not calculated to do
the moral character of St. Louis much
go d.
The assertion having been made that
lawyers as a rule are skeptics in reli
gion, the Philsdelphia Times has taken
I pains to investigate the matter so far
as its own city is concerned. The re
sult is very gratifying. Of the 1,800
I members of tbc Philadelphia bar nine
tenths aro either church members or
have well defined church affiliations.
The lawyers in the Southern cities can
make a still better showing, as the South
is tho orthodox section.
A. F. Howard, collector ot customs
at Portsmouth, N. 11., has tendered his
resignation. Iu bis letter to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury he says he has
held the office nearly twelve ycais, has
always been an active llepublicau wor
ker and an "offensive partisan," and
believes that "to the victors belong the
spoils." Therefore like a manlj man
be throws up his commission and a
Democrat has been appointed in bis
stead.
A Southern man. Jefferson Davis, re
mains very distasteful to certain breth
ren of the North who proclaim free
speech, but sometimes are intolerant of
it. Auotber Southern man, Abraham
Lincoln, though.dead, lives in the mem
ory of the North as the greatest man of
tho most wonderful epoch. So, the
South has furnished the North with a
living bugaboo and a dead idol. Think
of that.
The following day* are first and sec
ond sales at Piedmont warehouse, Win
ston, N. C., tor Juno, 1885 :
Thursday, 4th, Ist sale.
Monday Bth, 2nd "
Tuesday 9th, Ist "
Friday 12th, 2od "
Saturday 13th, Ist "
Wed V.ay, 17th, 2nd
Thursday, 18th, Ist ••
Monday, 22nd, 2nd "
Tuesday, 23rd, Ist "
Friday, 26th, 2nd "
Saturday, 27th, lat ««
M. W. NORFLEKT A CO.
Tbere is a great deal of religion iu
this world that is like* life pieserver—
only put it ou at th* tiipe of immediate
danger, and then half the time put it
on bind side before.
The man who has nothing to say ii
unfortunately the man who is always
talking.
CAMACA!
To the Weary, Feeble
AND
PLEASURE SEEKER.
I*l Hill UMBHItIiiiBIIIMIM
Seeing the Deed in this section of a
place where the weary, feeble and brok
en down may recruit their health and
rest : where they and their families may
spend the hot season pleasantly when it
is necessary to leave their homes or
change air, that the failiug health of
some loved one may be restored, we
hare laid out
A NEW TOWN
and are now offering for sale lots in
probably the hcalthiast section in North
Carolina. The town is located on a
beautiful
Flat Mountain Itirigc
21 miles vest from Banbury , about t
of a mile from the celcbiated Piedmont
springs; about the same distance to
Pepper's Alum spring* ; i of a mile
from Smith's Chalybeate spring, and
two miles from C. K. Moore's Sulphur
spring, while the location presents
The Finest Views
of Moore's Knob, the Hanging Rock,
and other prouiiucnt peaks along the
Sauratown mountaiu. The lota aro
well covered with large tind small forest
trees, which will afford shade in summer
and form
Uenutiful Orovos.
The whole is
Surrounded by Springs
of the purest mountain water, entitling
it to the Indian name, "C&tnaca," a
land of springs, which, together with
the pure mountain air, would briog col
cr to the faded cheek, and strength to
weary frame, even if there was uo real
mineral water within a hundred miles of
the place.
The undersigned propose also to erect
a saw-mill, planing maohine, Ac., that
they may build oottages or furnish lum
ber to those who wish to purchase lots
in this healthful locality, where no ma
laria aver comes, and a case of typhoid
fever was never known, except it was
contracted out of the neighborhood.
The (rice of lota tbia season, 50x100
feet, will be s'2s each. For further
particulars addres,
N. M. k VV. R PEPPER,
May 20, 'BS. Danbury, N. C.
A MARVELOUS STORY
j TOLD m WO UTTERS. '
FROM THE SON S YerMJcLs»
" Ontlmtn. My tether rssldea at Olowr,
Vt. Ho has b«cn a great sufferer from Scrof
ula, Mid the lucloeed fcttur will toll you srliat
• uKkrralous atfect
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
hut had In his case. I think hla blood moil
havo contained tho humor for at least ten
years; but it did not show, except In the form
of a scrofulous sore on the wrist, until about
fire years ago. From a few spots hleh ap
peared at that time, It gradually spread so as
1 to corer his ontlro body. I assure you ho was
terribly afflicted, and an object of pity, when
he began using your medicine. Now, there are
few men of his age who enjoy as good health
as he has. I could easily name fifty persons
who would testify to the facts In his case.
Yours truly, W. M. PHILLIPS.**
FROM THE FATHER:
a duty for me to state to you the benefit I
hare derived from the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Six months ago 1 was completely covered with
a terrible humor snd scrofulous sores. The
humor cause*! an lnoeesant and Intolerable
Itching, and the skin cracked so as to cause
the blood to flow in many places whenever
I moved. My sufferings were great, and my
life a burden. 1 commenced the use of the
84RSAFABILLA In April last, and have need
It regularly slnoe that time. Ify condition
began to Improve at onoe. The sores have
•11 healed, and 1 feel perfectly well In every
respect —being now able to do a good day's
work, although 71 years of age. Many Inquire
what has wrought such a cure In my case, and
I tell them, as I have here trlod to tell you,
▲TEft's BiisiVAftiiu. Glover, Vt, Oct.
il, lfttt. Tours gratefully,
untax PHILLIPS."
Arm's SABSAPAftiLLA cures Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip
elas, Enema, Ring-worm, Blotches,
Bores. Bolls, Tumors, and Eruptions of
the Skin. It cloars the blood of all Impu
rities, aids digestion, stimulates the action of
the bowols, and thus restores vitality sad
strengthens the whole system.
PRBPARKD BY
Dr. i. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mitt.
Bold by all Prnggijta; sl, its bottle* for
TOBACCO FLUES
A SPECIALTY AT
vv t r
WINSTON, N. C.
A large lot of
Homc'3l(i(le
Tinware
ahvavs on lianil.
SHEET IRON
AND TIN WORK OF ALL KINDS
Done at bottom prices. Hooting and
Guttering at limit notice by skilled work
men. Come and see me, next door to
Brown, liogers & Co.
W. S. ItEMVSON,
Winston, X. C.
•fc A SO. 7 COOK STOVK, corn
el plete for $lO.
\ j A full line of Dixie Flows, Av
cry btei'l ami tl»e best Chill Plow
in the market; In fact cvcivthing I hat a far
mer, mechanic or merchant needs in the
line of
HAIiDAVARE ;
TOOKTUKB WITH
Nissen's ll'agons, Columbus
Buggies mod Carts, Mow
ing Machines, fo.
With the alK»vc advantages, together with
the fact tliat my lost year's trade was nearly
double the former, ami earnest request that
a similar favor may be done this year, 1 am
Very Kesj**ctfully,
H. K. CItAWFOKD.
NOTICE!
Ilarlng qualified as administrator of
Phillip Kiser, dee'd, all persons owing tlie
♦•state are required to come forward and set
tle, and all persons laving claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present tlie
same to uie for payment on or before the
'/.Mb «lay of May, IKSfI, or this notice will
l*» pleaded In bar of their recoveiy. This
May 15tli, INSo.
11. F. PULLIAM, AdmV.
NOTK;E.
The undersigned having qualified as Ex
eculor of the last will and testament of Peter
Tuttle deceased, late of Stokes county, N.
C., I hereby notify all persoiks indebted to
said estate to come forward aud mxke imme
diate payment ami all persons having claims
against said estate will present them for pay
ment duly authenticated within twelve
months from tike 2nd day of April IHBS or
otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar
oftbelr aecovery.
L. HILL, ExV.
March 80th, 18W,
DIXIE GILMER,
of North Carolina, with
J. P. Yancey & Co.,
(Successor* to Yancey, Franklrn Jt C0.,)1
IMPORTERS of NOTIONS,
No. 120R Main Stroet, Richmond ,Va.
March 27, llff*.
1-JLI fIK4BW\ 880 REWARD
\ will be paid fur any «irnln
/ *[ mn ."'if*""'. "'"VrV "r
MONAItCfI Grain and
Keed Heonratnr #n.l Baa
* ■ ver, which ** offer to the pub-
Mr- 'IWI 9 Tic nt a low price. Send for
m circular and l>riee list,
Vf V whleli mill be mailed rear.
XjL-J "•WATA.'S
THE COM PLET E hum t
book. c tu»on -N. « .4u.it.N*
fraM ... ~rr u» >... |«tc«
auapttd to all »i.'stc* n» a- Vrfiu. Ar'"H I .in» Mg
wvxa. KxcauuaNTTaaMv '••»« u*ad»uu».»t, -c tl «
tnr fvtwi.l. A^y
> F. )onm»m tc Co.. «oit Mai . St.. KVhmoeJ.VUginta.
Abu WM |>*nJ ac« l-vwka am) ilti jrt.
TO
MINERAL MEN.
X>o "\'on Want
1%1 I IN E R AI.H
OR
If so you will d«> well to mrivspoml Willi
tliti
Pepper Mining Co.,
DANBURY, N. C.
Miners of COAI, and IRON, alto minora ol
ami dealers In CUT MICA, KLEXIHI.F
SANIKSTONE, anil mineral specimens.
It Stands at the Head.
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
" DOMESTIC.»
That it is the ackuow/eilc{e«l I.KADKK in
the Trade is a fact that can not lie disputed
MANY IMITATE IT
NONE EQUAL IT
The Largest Armed, the Lightest Hun
Hing, the most beautiful wood-work,
AND IS WARRANTED
To la» made of the beat material.
To do any ami all kinds of work.
To be coiiq.l ;tc in every respect.
POII HAI.K nY
W. 1». Ormsby,
WINSTON, N. C.
jWELUgSjI
; Aroyon faiiinar, try WBIJ.V ffaai.TH Ra-
KEwmo. a puro. clean, wholesome
TOMIO,
r.>r Brain. Karrca. Stomvli, IJTST. KMntfy,
Lunfi Au I'm-qtUkivd lnri«ror»nt. ('urva
DYSPEPSIA,
* Headache, Fever, Ajtuo, Chills.
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Nice to take, true merit, uncquaicd for
TORPID LIVER and Night
Sweats, Nervous Weakness,
Malaria. Leanncsa, ScnuO Ueeline.
ftl.no per bi't. ft for $5.00, at Dnirnpst*.
t & Wstxa, Jcrney «ty, N. J., A.
Remarkable Cares of Oalarrh of the
Bladder, In flam mat in. Irritation of Kid
neys and Hlatlder. Btone or Gravel Die
eases of the Prostate Uland, Drofwical
Swellings, Female Diseases, Inrontin
eooe ofUrtne, aU Disaaaea of the (Jealto-
Urinary Orjan* in either sex. For Un
healtlt/ or Unnatural use
also "L'hsnln's Injection nour," each sl.
I For SrrillMS. rithor oonlrnetM or
; herc«!itary mint, use i!hapin's C'onstitc-
I ti«>n mtt;r Kynp, ft.nojMr battle, and
ChapinNi rtvni.Uiric I\Uh. S2.ni); and Che
pin's Syphllitie Hah*. sl.no 6 botUes
Bymp. 9 «>f lllls, i Kalve. by Fxpreas on
reoeipt of Slo.no, or at 1 *nii?iKt*.
James D. Chamberlain,
WITH
C. W. THORN & CO
Wholesale Hat Dealers,
RICHMOND, VA.
special rtten glvdn to orders and satlafacts
guarsuteed.
ICFNK c WAIITED '"oVri;
OMI Is |-l® or *ata. B«mpltfrM to thoas lie
*W»H ■ M comlnK sfenU. No risk, quirk mlm
Territory riven, Mii»fsctlon ruaranteed. AddrsM
DR.BCOTT,B43 Broadway St.,N.Y.
The Latest and Best.
THE NKW REMINGTON
Sewing Machine
IBTlt£ UEST MACHINE fnr tlw family
Huns e»*y. IVrfrrt ill coiwtmction.—
lluautilul In Hi>iii'ur«iK'e. llaa all Improve,
moiila and altat'lmii'iita, and la warranU-d foi
live years.
HARRIOTT «* BARSTOW,
foiitliorn AgonU,
No. 7 South diaries Street, Ilaltlmon, 114.
R VV. POWERS 4 CO.,
Wliole«iile
I>rmrifi(*tm
*0. 1.105 Main and 9 and 11
R W. Powers. J
Wf«r I). Tayter. HICHMOND, V«.
April 18, ISHI-r.m
--e; iiacsassSSKi#