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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
I'imijek Preservatives. Of
the many piocefseH suggested for
preseivin timber, only three have
been much used. Of these, kyan
uiug, or impregnation with bichlo
ride of mercury, has proven very ef
fective tor structures like bridges
exposed to the weather alone,
and not to continuous dampness;
but tor railway sleepers or pave
ments it ia of doubtful value. Burs
nettizinf, or treatment with sul
phate ot zinc, is unfitted for bridges
and ober exposed placet, on ac
count of the leadiuet-s with which
the zinc is washed out. Several
met! o Is ot preventing this, howev
er, dosing the pores of the wood,
have been piopoaed. The hornet
tiziug process used to borne ex
tent in I he United Sutes hr lail
way sleeper, though the cost is 20
to 25 cents each ; while on English
railways the third process, creosot
in, is almi st. universally employed.
Creos ting i also much used tor
baibor works, as it offers the only
practicable means of resisting the
attacks of marine worms. A new
proce, consisting in soaking the
timbrr Hi naphthaline, was intro
duced into England in 1882, and is
reported to have giveu good exper
imental results tor fcleepeii, coaU
mine supports, harbor works and
care, and to have the advantages ot
not untitling the wood tor cutting
or paiuting, aud of being readily
applied to the uudried l gs.
Gkouni Water and Disease. Mrt
Baldwin Latham, President of the
Royal Meteorological Society, states
that most epidemics acoompauy or
immediately follow a period when
the under ground water is unusually
low, though some diseases are most
rife when the soil contaius most
water. Cholera ordinarily breaks
out when there is least grouud wat.
er ; small-pox ia almost always pre,
ceded by a long season of dryness
of the ground : and typhoid and
carlet fevers are most prevaleut
on the first wetting of the ground
a'ter a dry period. Tbere is usually
most diphtheria in a low water year.
Measles, on the contrary, is most
prevaleut at aud near high water
periods, while whooping-cough in
creases with the ground. water, and
diminishes as it subsides. The
death-rate is always greatest in
years of drought aud low ground,
water.
Constitution of the Earth.
Sir Win. Thompson demonstrates
the solidity of the earth by rotating
two eggs, one ra and the other
cooked, suspended by steel threads.
The cooked egg behaves like any
solid body, aud continues to move
for a long time , but. the raw egg
soou comes to a stop, because the
shell only was put in motion, aud
the friction ot the matter of the egg
soon overcomes the impulse. From
this it appears that the earth cannot
cousist of a thin solid crust contain
ing a liquid or psty nucleus, such
constitution being particularly iu
compatible .w.tb the movemeut ot
be terrestrial axis corresponding
to the p ecession of the equinoxes.
An Austrian naval officer finds
tba contrary to general statement,
the itnagiuarv lino separating one
day Iroiii lb? next does uot pass
the Philippine lsimuls on the west,
but eniiftiderahly to the eastward.
A ihdiiue to the Jjiitopenu date w is
made bv the governor ot tho e
islauds in 1S44 by omitting Dec. 31
f oio the calendar for ih.it yar. A
similar change was made in Alak t
on its purchase from Uussia.
The 300th asteroid was dtscovtied
on Oct. 3d. The first was licov
ered Jan, 1st, 1801, and the list h
been increased by about 100 in the
last ten years
Variations op Latitude. Ob
servations at Berlin, Stranburg,
Prague and other plaoes have been
reported as showing a decrease in
the latitude of Central Europe. This
implies that a shifting of the earth's
axis is in progress. For the six
months ending with February, 1890,
the amount of decrease was half a
second, which would be quite a se
rious rate of alteration if steadily
continued. According to Prof. AN
fred Kirchoff, however, the obeer
vations for the halfijear ending
with August, 1890, show an oppo.
site change or increase in Berlin'
latitnde: The movement, therefore,
appears to be a minute oscillation o
the axis, which is probably produced
by nome changes iu the internal
mass of our planet. It was lately
pointed out that a heaping np oi
the sea to the extent of 500 cubic
miles would give a perceptible vi
bration, and an ice accumulation
might have a like effect,
A Salt Lake. The salteat body
of water known i stated to be th
Lake of Ur-imia, in Persia. The
lake is 84 miles long, 24 miles wide
and very shallow, and is at a heigh
of more than 4000 feet above set
level. Its northern shore is a glit
tering border of salt. Analysis
shows that the water contains 22
per cent of salt, a much larger pro
portion than exists in the Dead
Sea. A very small species of jelly
fish is the only living thing that cab
endure the salt.
Measurements of the sun's dis
tanc by the methods of different
periods iu astronomical science hav
given these results: Uippa'chus,
150 B. C, found it to be 5,900,000
miles ; Posidonins, 100 B. C, 62,
750,000 miles ; Copernicus, 1543 A.
D., 4,700,000 ; Kepler, 1028, 13,500
000 miles ; Weodelin, 1640, 58,600,
000 ; Pticcioli, 1650, 29,200,000 miles;
Casein', 16S0, 86,000,000 miles ; La
hire, 1687, 136,000,000; Laplace,
1799, 92,800,000; Eocke, 1824, 95,
250,000 ; and recent estimates make
.t 92,890,000 mile.'.
Cuneiform tablets lately deciph
ered prove to be among the earliest
agronomical records known, giving
n minute account of Chaldean ob
nervations of the moon aud the
planets for the year 522 B. O.
Acidity on (lie Stomach.
This condition is due to germs,
and the cute lies iu getting rid of
the germs. Germs ot fermentation
in the stomach produce first alcohol,
then carbonic acid, aud then acetic
acid, A person troubled with this
form ot dyspepsia should be careful
to take only such articles of food
as do not favor the development of
germ?, aud thus starve them out.
Another thing to do is to wash the
germs out of the stomach by drink
ing freely of hot water before meals.
If food is puL iuto a stomach al
ready sour, of course fermentation
will be set up immediately. Some
persons notice that as soon as they
eat, their stomachs become sour.
The third important thing to do is
to stimulate the stomach to make
more gastric juice, which is a uatu.
ral antiseptic, and prevents fermen.
tation aud also hastens absorptiou.
The glands may be stimulated by
applying hot fomentation to the
stomach for half an hour or an
hour immediately after the close ol
a meal, or, easier still, by wearing a
rubber bag filled with hot water
directly over the stomach for half
an hour or an hour. Heat is a uat
ural stimulant, and there are no
possible ill t-ffects from its use in
this way. Good Health.
Koch's Lymph in Asheville.
There is probably no busier man
m Asheville to-day thau Dr. Karl
von Rucb, of the Winyah sanitari
um. The iact of his having pro
cured a supply of the uow famons
Dr. Koch's lymph, has caused him
to be besieged with applications for
treatment. The Doctor now has
three cases under the Koch treat
menr, and says that although the
reactiou has beeu slight in each
case he has every reason to be
hopeful, as the effect on rhe patients
is almost identical with that fol
fowiag the appiicatiou of the lymph
by Dr. Koch. Dr. vou Ruch made
an application of the lymph Sunday
at the minion hospital. There
were lighteeii physicians present
who are interested iu watching ih
result. A second inj-ctiou was
made yesterday morning. Asfaville
( itizen.
The greatest profit on a pig is in
the first pounds.
JU!, Aged 115 Years.
SANTA Fe, N. M., Dec. 24, 1890.
News of the death of Pedro Anto
nio Lopez, aed 115 years, was re
ceived here tonday. He passed off
very quietly aud without any suffer
ing, being conscious aud especially
talkative up to the last moment.
Ho knew that the end was coming,
and he had his children and grand
children gathered around him. He
talked to them of the service be had
done as a soldier under the Spanish
kings. Lopez was mentioned in
connection with the censuA report
in last Jnne on account of his ex
treme old age.
Dropping Into the Court House,
one going to see the Register of
Ueed8 would find a one-legged man,
and sitting by would be his chief
clerk, a one-armed man. In the
clerk's office he would find the dep
uty a one-armed man ; and up in
the office of Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction he would also find a
one-armed man, while as he goes
out he would bid farewell to the
janitor, who still bears in his person
a ball received in battle. Is there
tny other Court House in the State
that makes such a good showing?
Ealeiqh Observer.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she save them Castori
BUCKLEY '3'AKNIcA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
eres, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures pilps. or no pay required. It
guaranteed to gi ve perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Pr.cs 25c. per box. For
sale by Dr. J. M. La wing, Druggist
WHY IS IT THAI
TjlE HE DOQE BfGE
!3 THE
Greatest Wonder of the age?
Because It lathe only Range In which you
can roast meats and fowls (all other ranges
bikeihem) also because you have 30 p. c.
less loss in weight. of mtais, than in anv other
ranee, making the saving; of cost Of a Cauia
Door Range every year in this one iccm alone.
Think of it!! A leu pound roast will lose four
p.M.i.is when baked in any other ranee, which is 40
per cent ; while a similar piece when RoASTeu in
a realize l)our K,uije will lose only one pound,
or les tlian id per cent.
Because It orevents Dyspepsia, as nothing
fried r.ee.i be eaten if you have a Gauze Door
Rantre. all hrc.il vq heint; done in the oven n Ite
broiler ; hfie. HOW IS ALL THIS ACCOM
PLISHED? 1 i-ouii in the even door is a sheet of fine brass
wire cauze. which allows aclrculatlon of pure
air to pass into the oven, hence the name
CAUZE DOOR RANGE. If more attention
was pai I to how your lood was cooked, there
would be les need of Doctors.
Tne Principals of the Philadelphia, New York
arid Poston Cooking Schools all use the Gauze
Diior Range in their Schools, because they wat:
U;e Hest.
Vou owe a duty to your family both in saving
;htir health and saving money by using a Gauze
Door kane.
Agencies for their sale have been established
everywhere. If there is no Agent in your im-roeiiia!-;
vicinity, write us, and we will lumisJi
you wi:h circulars, and tell you where to get one.
MaNCFACTTRED OVI.Y BY
Thomas, Roberts, Steyenson Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
New York Salesroom, 15 Peck Slip. .
COUNTY DIRETORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff, J. B. Luckey, Lincolnton, H. C
Cl'k. Sup. Court, C. E. Uhilds, "
Reg, of Deeds, B. C. Wood, " "
Treasurer, L. T. Willkie. "
Surveyor, C. C. Bess 11
Coroner, J. C. ' ..over,
Supt. Pub. Inst. Alf. Nixon.
BOARD OF COUNTY CC3I MIfiSIO.NSRS.
T. H. Hoke, Cbm'n, Lincolnton. N. C
A. L. Cherry, KUdsville,
J. E. Reinhardt, Iron Station, '
P. A. Reep, Reepsville,
W. M. IIull, Orleans,
COUXTY BOARD Ol' EDUCATION.
R. Z. Jo hnaton, Chm'n, Lincolnton ,c .
D. A. Coon,
S. V. Goodson, ' '
POST MISTRESS.
Miss Nannie C. Hoke.
TOWN OFFICER:!:
Mayor, H. E. Ramsaur.
Secretary 4- Treasurer, W. K. Edwards
Town Const. Chas. Jetton.
Commissioners : P. J. Pate, Blair
Jenkins, F. A. Toby, H. W. Burton, T
H. Hoke, W. L. crouse, L, T. Wilkie, P,
S. Beal.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
MaiLs on C C Railayf distributed 6:30 P
Mnd 11 A M
Mai's on Narrrw Gauge Railway, distrib
uted 7:30 P M and 12 M.
Stir Route,' via Reepsville, leaves L.in
colnton at 7 AM, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays; nrrives at Lincolnton at 4:30
P Hon Fridays, Thursdays andaturdays
Public Schools open Decf ru't'er, Janu
ary, February and March
Board of Coitmissioxers meet first Mon
day in each month.
Town Council meet first Friday night in
each month, at 7 o'clock.
Board of Education meet first Monday
inJanuary, June, September andjiDecem.
ber. ;
LADIES
Needing atonic, or children who want build
ing up, ebould take
BROWN'S IRON HITTERS.
It Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, IndJ
gectlon, lUliouuue- and Liver Complaint.
GUARANTEED CUBE FOB CiTAP.D I
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DENVER ACADEMY,
Primary, Intermediate, and
High School Departments.
A MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
will be added during the next
Year.
Fall Session begins last Wed
nesday In August, 1890.
TUITION RATES MODERATE.
Prepares young men for any of
the North Carolina Colleges.
Ancient find modem languages
and literature are taught.
Instruction is thorough in all
departments.
For full particulars address,
CHAS. L. COON, A. B ,
Principal, Denver, N. C.
Aug. 1. 1890. ly.
SMITH & COURTNEY.
1419 Main St., Richmond, Va.
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Mill supplies. A complete stock of
everything iu this line. Write for
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Wheel and Drag Scrapers, Wheel
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solid crucible cast steel Shovels:
Verona Too! Works' Picks, Sledges,
Track Chisels, Pinch and Liuing
Bars: Track Tools, etc. Dynamite,
Blasting Powder, Caps, Fue, Bat
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The largest and only complete
stock of Leather, Rubber, and Gans
dy Belt, in theSouih. Lace Leather,
Belt Fasteuers, Hooks, Rivets, etc.
Wood Split Pulley, Shafting, Hans
gers, etc. Henry Diston & Sons'
Circular and Cross-Cut SawsTools,
etc.: Saels agents for the Howe
Scab s- Detroit Lubricatiors. Kort
ivg Univt-real Iujettors, Haucock
Inspirators, Metropolitan Injectors.
Buffalo Portable Forges, Drills.
American Ring Travelers. All
gradfs of Babbitt Metal. Indurated
Fire Buckets. Pipe, Fittings, and
Valves, all f-izes from inch to 8
inch, carried iu stock ; aud we have
a machine in stoie for cutting same.
We ship no goods C. O. D.
SMITH & COURTNEY,
141i) Mrin Street, Richmond, Va.
July 4 1890. 6rn.
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passed by the marvels of invention. Those
who are in neert of profitable work that
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ESTA'M AGENCY.
FINLEY AND ROBERTS.
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
TN ORDER TO OPEN UP A
JL channel through which r rtis
hf-re aud people from other parts of
the country, especially from the
North,, in y be enabled to secuie
valuable property iu Lincolnton and
L'ncoln county, ly being made acv
quainted with the true val u,heal th.
fulueNn, &c, of Lincolnton and the
surrounding country, and
lu order that those hodinug pro
perty for sale may have some sys
tematic method of disposing of the
same to the benefit of all concerned
by having it advertised and the
ooints of value clearly pointed out
to purchasers, and
In order to establish for ourselves
a business from which we hope to
reap some legitimate profits, directi
iy or iudirectly, by increasing the
population and the business of our
town,
We have decided to establish at
Liucolnton a real estate ugtncy, to
buy, sell, rent aud negotiate real
estate of all kinds ou commission
aud otherwise.
And in order to accomplish the
objects hereiu briefly referred to, we
re.-pectfully ask the cooperatiou of
our citizens.
Those in the ciunty hiving tim
bered, farming or mineral lauds,
water powers, &c, developed or
undeveloped, for sale, rent or ex
change; aud
Those having rea estate of any
kind for saZe, rent or exchange, in
Lincolnton, may find it to their ad
vantage to confer with either party
of this agency.
We offer the following valuable property
1. One lot on Main street 75 yards we9t
of the courthouse square on which there is
a large two ttory brick house with a bases
merit, a well bmlt residence containing 13
rooms.
2 A cottage in Queen Ann style of
architecture, together with hye acres of
ground surrounding and joining. The
property is improved by shrubbery, fruit
trees, &c, together with well and necessary
outbuildings, and a neat, comfortable bus
iness office.
3. Two building lots on Main street,
near the depot, containing a fine grove of
oak trees. Valuable property also for
manufacturing establishments.
4. About four acres ot land South East ot
the Court House. Excellent for building
purposes.
6. Two town lots in the South East part
of town on which are two two story dwel
ling houses containiug 4 rooms each.
6. About 100 acres of land about 4 miles
from Lincolnton situate on the Sherrills
Ford road and through which runs a gold
vein.
7. About 131 acres about 1 1-2 miles
from Lincolnton and about 4 of a mile
from the Lithia Spiings about 90 acres
wood land and 15 acres bottom land.
AUtheabrve described property is val
uable and tfill be oll on easy terms. It ia
situated in and near one of the most
healthful towns in tf. South and surroun
ded with a fertile countiyand has the very
best of railroad facilities.
For lurther particulars address,
FINLEY f ROBERTS.
Lincolnton, N. C, March 28, 189Q.; .
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Advice to Mother.
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tegulates the bowei s, aad is the best known reined
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Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Wn; slow "a Soothino 8 xasrp should alwaye
Je used whea children are cutting teetb. It w
ueyeatLe little suffererat once; ltproducesuataraL
quiet sleep, end the little cherub awakes bright '
Batton'it is very pleasant to taste. It
ootnes the cLil.i, softens thegums.silaysaU pain.
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IM7ENTI0N I has revoiutloniied
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and system ol worK that can be performed
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filCMOND & DANVILLE RAIL
KOAD.
South C'aioliua Division, & L. N.Q
Daily except Sunday, j
IN EFFECT July 6lh 1890.
No 53 .No. 62
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Saw Mill
Grauite Falls
Hickory
Newton
Maiden
Lincolutou
Hardin
Dallas
Uaatouia
(Jrowdera c'k
Clover
Vorkville
GutnrievLlle
Lowryaville
Uheutet
Lv.
D. Cardwe11,Div. Pas. Agt.
Columbia, S. C.
Sol Haas,
Traffic Manager.
Jaa. L. Taylor,
GeuM Paa. Agent.
CAROLINA GE Wfm SHGEDULE.
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER ONE .
Passkmgsr, Mail & Express Trau.
Stations. Abeivj:. Leaver.
Wilmington am 9 30
Charlotte , pm 4 38
Paw Creek 4 52
Mt Holly 5:04
Stanley Creek 5 20
Ironton 5 36
Lincolutou 5 52
Oherryville 6 20
Woe 0 6 29
Shelby 6 50
Battimore 7 10
iVooresboro 7:21
Elleuboro 7 20
J5ostic 7 45
Forest city j I 7 55
Rnthertordton I '8 05' ' j p m
MOVrINU KAST.
NUMBER TWO
PA96sxexB, AIajx. i sr-Ms Tkaia.
STATIONS. I AbbIYX, I LSAYE
Rnthertordton
Forest city
Bostic
Ellenboro
Mooreaboro
Battimore
shelby
Woco
Oherryville
Lincolnton
Ironton
Stanley Creek
a m
8:45
8 55
9:04
9 20
9 31
9 41
956
10 22
10 32
11 00
11 1C
11 32
11 50
12 01
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Mt. Holly !
Paw Creek i
Charlotte ! 12 17
Wilmiuetuii i 7 20
Through trtiglit an-1 prfjenger
train No. 25 witb z eperi attached
leaves Wilmington ar 8 00 p. m.,auJ
arrives at cbarloite C30 a. m.
Thn-ugh frei?bt and panseoger
train No. 24 with simpers aitcted
leaves charlotte 9 00 p. m. and ar
rives at Wilmingtou 7 20 a. id.
Close connection bofh ways at
Hamlet for Ra)r-h.
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i BirtUT V kswardid are then
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