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Prepares boys lor the Xijn;-iisir.- '1..
girls for th; onior ,, n (
College. Ky:0lliJM!. :
study of v.M-nl uiitl ih-
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Tboroogb Inet ui ti.oi . )..
i'cmuifeiciai AuihiDftic.
Board Hud tuition iu Kut.li: h -;7
HEY D.. F.,:T;
Professional Cards.
J. W.SA1N,M.D.,
Lias located l Lincoln! on ,t...i ..t
fers hid services physician o in-'
citLzeus ot Linuolntou and ciirn. ; i
iug country.
Will be touud at uignt at Urn Lm
coiotou Hotel.
March 27, 1891 ly
DENTAL NOTICK.
Df. A. W. A it-Xu!) iier v.:li i-e a
Ll8 ofllce at Llucolul O.'i, .luo-. An
gust, OcfoLe;. Dtcinii. i, i". i.
luary nod Apiil. Wili m M.
Uolly, July, yepteintn-r, N v. mbf i
Jaoumy, March Hint M .
Pa rouage soticifr). i . r us -n
BDd modt-rate.
E. M. ANDREWS
I VVlio'esale'anu KetuiTDtalers in
IL UCUJ UWJ l O 1 1 J I )
I I I I 1. I 1 I VJ 1 II VJ
ot tt-u piects, fiorn L'U (in to ?lf,!MH.
Parlor Suits
pce-, funu 5- to .(u).uu.
SIDEHOAUDiS
EXTENSIONS TABLES
hoi) $4.00 co 40.00.
Ghina Closets
S15.00 to S45 0U.
fffjtnttr fi;il!rn
'l.0o to 85,00.
lmh and Picture'-
S3 00 to af20.(U),
CPVCJTES and LOUXGES I
S7.f!0 in Sl'i.lK), !
rt w --- -- -
kO Sf-M- o
jkDd oll T
150 00 to f JqO.O
to 800-00,
' 16 and 18 West Tr-uie vSr,
CHARLOTTE. X C-!
Jan 9fi icqi ' !
II. l'l:OI,-. .S'JJO 00 : lJ?Z.Ji:Ain
a " r , ' i 2 .i-,-; - :"i:;t!'-; 'tact, that the country was
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ru ;r. r - :J " . i - e,,-con..; ; .:V(llihood nnaer the ir
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I A w.;n. m's reply to ;i man who
si ; chat woman caused ail the
i r.m;.J jo ih,- v,,i Id j
V"U- iv "tw;i. t!i w ifiiaii that
i r -.1 Ati.iin'? 1'fiil.
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inMiait ji.Oil,
Irnil va.-. I.ii hblil.l iji-loiv Mh-
Was iiiailo.
Hot ald-r his in, Adam, just like
a man,
.SuIKm lull! i' I hack of Kve a -5 last
as he can.
W iJ.-M
s I. ni
voice in
tin- ari!i: lv niL'fnt.
nd he wIhihmI: "'Lord bh-- ate il.
i just look a hi;. '
nd suice thai, sad tim I am s-.-r-
i v to Nay, ,
i.Man always ha? act. il tho wry
J same way.
ji'he wife takns the brunt, while
tin- man sneaks behind,
lhit up pops his hij,ad from behind
Ins salt- coVi i ,
W in u trials an- past and dangers
a i i i Hr,
And he crows loud and lorn; llke
a I n ild t ha nt icleer :
'See J shield and protect hr. the
weak little dear!
! How noble is man! for vou know
all the evil
Way caused not by man, but by
Eve and the devil. ?1
Ella M. Pro,er in Minneapoliri
Housekeeper.
21 m21i-4, 1 A' K .'' 4 ir
ot itic tf iivr"l ualHou
in ,19 'fi 'e I5ecirij.
llubhai-d, Price vV: Co., of New
York, in their weekly market re
port, say of cotton :
"To write an intelligent view of
t !:e market, which exists simply
.to a memory of the trade, i tin
'oeediniJ.ly diihculty problem,
hut one that must confront every
oV'Tv one who attempt to review,
jv- n to a limited extent, the cot
ton maiket during th'j past week.
First and Joremost. itnitst ho de
li iicrately staled tliat there is ab
solutely no speculations in cotton
based upon the idea that tin; ju ice
is so low that, it justifies- an invest
ment oft-apital simply upon the
basis of its value. On t lie other
hand, it is well considered that
from the character of the advices
received from Europe, a laro
amount (A' cotton has been sold
for forward delivery by exporters
in tho interior towns r.nd markets
which has not l;een protected by
by the purchase of contracts
eit her in New York or Liverpool.
With the pvospects of the crops,
this is an unusual fe.ttu.re of the
mark ft at this season of the year,
as the method of selling cotton is
s simple and only involves the
outlay of a cablegram, that it is a
temptation for many to resist.
American spinners during the past
we.k have been encouraged by
tin- hettei tone to business which
is apparaot throughout the coun- j
ti v a result, of tho i.tiimressioii I
if the disorders in the West, re-
Jsnlting from the action of the rail
road employes. The fact that the
government promptly suppressed
what appeared to be on the sur
face a serious condition of affairs
has had the effect of diverting the
minds of people from the losses
which thev hav-' incurred miring
e past two years, and brought
forcibly to their attention to tne
still in
as possible
earn a
esent m.eth-
ry fre-
jijuemly tuch a shock is neeueu to
change the tone of mankind, and
io this extent the troubles in the
been beneficial, al-
t housh their immediate cliect was
4i
to derange all business operations.
1
' ''Accounts regarding the grov
yi rsi i
ig crop which are received from
1 1 1 r- C'ltton hv'll ur.' -it tho most fi-j
r.;tif natiiU, and th(- woiiih r l
tin- trailf is that thvir eit-.-t ha '
nrr 'fn mirf in:rkel ujon v:il-
ii-? than records show. csircely
a i:.iudaiiit is hanl lroin any
n.;i'tion of tlie territory, oxcentinv;
muimuis r.iaiuin ia-K 01 ram nn
? out h western Jexas and trio much
w.-t weather in the Atlantic States
and j'ivli tions as to the size ot
t h.- i r. ) an: freely mad.,- on .in
i.i.v'i inline . I--'! hy tI)M whu like
j l int.tMi'jv in 'stiniaiion of the
Sei.iji on the lmh tlav of July. At
the sMiiit- time it j .
that the nice of
V''U to llil(
colli. n toiiavi
is practically the same as it was
in ,Mav and forty points below
what it was in the month of Feb
ruary, after passing through a
period when all the inlliiences
iiave be. n b- i!r;i:r-N values.
"it is two asserted by many
that nothing but. tio- hr.nd of Pro
vidence can prevent the ciop fi.'in
reaching a large e ld, but some
how ihe experioi.i e of the p.t
y-ars, even including the J, K h to
bale crop, has been to show tliat
at some time between this date
and the. marketing of tne creji
some accident has happened whi-h
has caused those who based their
calculations on an enormous yeild
on the crop prospects existing this
week in July to regret that they
had not waited until later-m the
season. Doutless it is the conser
vatism resulting from all this ex
perience that has prevented the
good crop advices- from bringing;
about a sharp break in the value
of cotton.
"Therefore, at The moment the
situation as it presents itself is
is that the prospects for trade in
this country for the coming year
are greatly superior to what they
were this time a year ago, and
that the price of Jcotton is about
.f-J.OO per bale less than in 18l ,
with a reduction of the visible and
invisible supply of cotton as a re
sult ot this years croD. To offset
this we are confronted with the
possibility of a large yield the en
suing year. The solution of this
combination will be found later in
the season. It cannot be deter
mined immediately."
A !a?il Ifrive tn 'iVxus
In the Panhandle of Texas the
rabbits are very nearly as much
of a nuisance us they are in Aus
Jtralia, and the problem of how to
exterminate them isa serious one.
Unlike the prarie dog, which
moves when civilization readies
his habitation, the jack rabbit t
will remain very near the settle
ments and run the chances of be
ing killed. Parties ai' formed to
drive these rabbits. A triangle,
with the sides about a quarter of
a mile long and the base about an
equal distance across, is formed
with, closely constructed wire
fences or wire screening.
The hunters seperate very much
as in a fox hunt and. going in a
circle, meet a shout distance below
the base of tic,- triangle, beating
the grass as they go. Then, clos-
; ,i i ii i i .a.. ii. ..
m- Kl'Hmt'111 llu
trianule, and the animals suspect
I no danger until thev -are huddled
together at th.o point, They try
to jump the f--nce, and, failing in
that, made a rush to retreat. The
hunters are armed with stout clubs
and kill them by tne hundred,
ft is not uncommon for two or
three thousand to be killed in a
single drive. The sport is an ex
citing one, as the animals are ex
ceedingly quick in their movement
and will execute some "sery artful
dodges to try to pass the hunters.
K NIG i ITS n f M A CC A Ii E E.S
Tti-v'Stite Gomumn-itr wr'tes ns fioia
Lin.'ei'n. AV , a f.'l.w- "After try.
in;? "Her it idicir.e I r ul.at -femol to he
a very ntinate cmiifi in our 4tw ctiM
, e. w.' n i.-.j Pr, Kn.'s New Di'Ojvery
an I at ti'C fcad of vv. tlie cvuih -n-
tirb- leii, tliom. Wo will not le with
,,..t c h-i- slier, f.s -or eXf5ri.?ri. e prove?
p V'V:
tLit i civos vh-rpail tn -r remean-s iau.
.revea". i?ite Com v ny
Dot s-e u,!s l-
, ,ir(0i sr
rt:at meii' in. a ttiil, as it is
o.nranteed and trial bottle &t iree t J
M Ltiwiri,; Pru Stare. Regular sizo 50c.
and SI 00.
"Ivii VuriM it.r i.'m i4r
11; .
('A' hat. ! am about to write will
!. Hi in-arlv the words of the loan
uh .se story
T . , I
1 l '.l as no-mi -ry :.n j
make it.)
"I was t orn in Canada.
Win-i:
j as t-n v-its o!,l I
came with
my parents to the United State,
and with otte r members of the
family began work in a cottoi.
mill Jieing large of mv ago, 1
w is very soon g-ttiiix seventy-live
. entsa day limn- money th:.n !
Collld jaT f.,r a Week's Wolf ;:i ti,.'
i place Ueie 1 came t rom.
Mv father took mv wag.-, until
1 was twenty. hen I started for
myself, I g.,t good pay, and imme
diatejy b. gan to lay up iiioj,ev.
Befoic mill and after, I used p.
take care ot a lot of fam v fowls.
and to train dog-., out ot wlm h
business I made more moiii-v
Ahi. i! I add. d to what 1 t -..:!.
ill-" in t in- miil.
Ii. lore 'hem 1 had ein.indi t..
hire a saloon, ji.i a In . o-.- and o.
into t he in pn :r busi ness. I m a
Voting and a mint ions, and did:dl
that 1 could to attrait. U-I io
my shop. In my ehoi is i 1 o -queiitlv
br.,.- the law, and as the
pros, cut ing .iLynt m. am bu-iee-s.
I was oil, ii ;.rr. :t.-d toi iliegal
sale. Ten times have !..-: i b.-lore
t he coin ts, .mil while! n.-wr haw
got out into jail, l iiaVe h;ol tn pa V
lots ot money for breaking the law
I did not understand how it was at
first that 1 wan look up si. 1 1 1 ii. ii
Alt rwaid s 1 did. U'lio. 1 ! . ..!.
selling, if a man got musv an.!
nasty in his talk, 1 would Jiu.-tt'-him
out. Tii at would loul e lorn
mad, and he v.ou'.d get some boy
underage to buy a'iint. or some
bopy to come and get drinks on
Sunday, and first. 1 would know the
officer would be on me, and it
would be 'settle or the jail.' Af
terwards I took their auce and
filth, whether it was agin my grain
or not
From the first 1 in.v..r iiked the
business. I neva drank myself.
I never liked Mie taat- oi li.pior.
and edter seeing what miserable
beastly fools it iuadc of nn-n, i
could not P'.iu.'h tiie stuff anyway.
But I kept in it because there was
money in it I could buy ch; ap
i ; .. . t- l . 1 1 1 , . i ,., .ill.,
u.p.oi at, a l.U.e J r:.-. ...a., .t o.muo
and a half a gallon put. in my : h..p
and if 1 sold it by the (Inn.: it
brought me six dollars and some
times more. That's a pretty i o .
profit.
Afier a while 1 said I . ill ouit
the business, and I did and went
to Work by the day in I did before
I began to sell rum.
Yiiu ask me what made me (piit
the business? I'll te'l you ; my
wife and 1 lived in the same house
where we sold tne liquor the sa
loon below and the tenement over
head. We had some children, and
once in a white my little girls
would come into the shops, no
matter how much we tried to keep
them ovd. and most always there
would be half-drunken men in the
saloon, and these girls would hear
their talk and see their actions
things I could not tell you; and
then they would go up and ask
their mother what it meant and
keep talking about it. I saw that
nothing could bo worse for my
family than seeing what they did
and what we could not help their
seeing. Besides, 1 saw tiiat the
children of my neiizhbors who kept
saloons vere growing up bad.
Some of the girls were street walk
ers, and the r.oys were beginning
to drink and 'bum;: and I said to
my wife I had rather -hovel gravel
at ; dollar a day than to see my
.oris harlots and U1V bovs sots.
Then again, I never had any peace.
After I got to bed some half-craz-td
man would begin to kick my
door and -holier' tor me to get up
and give him fc'.une rum. Some
times lour or five- v.oui.t come in
and make a night of it. I '-mid
not get the drunken fools out. If
it was cold IM got to keep them
any way, and if it was not cold
and I put them out they might
, toll on me and make me trouble;
land i h id to sel up all nurhr
j and cfian 'up wa-h ihe tloor in
j tho morning, and sometimes t!nv
(had. -pent their nion.-v elsew h.i
and I no.-r::ot a ceni. I'.eM.fi s
this. Wo broke the law. :..lmg Jo
mnmis and sellim; Sunday, and
every da 1 expe. pd the r-heritl r
constable would be on us; and
what peatv could I hav. '.
One other thing heip.-d to mak
ire op iiiv po. r brother dd a
drunkard! I ain't lnin h r.-ligi nis.
but uhoi, a man i- in a lueitiess
lhat help:, a man on v,a !
hell, I p-il you he had beit-a- gel
out, money or im uo.n v. ii w !
be better for him in the en. I
And so I quit it, and I would
starve I :.o', ,,,, J uoiibl lake i; nj
again. And was an- a happy fam
ily II"W. What U.oiiey We Uel We
earn, and we d..n' g.-t it out ol
somebody that ought to -p.-nd it
! i hi- family' instead (.f unkiiig
:: miserable fool of him- , ' 1 1
L !.' I. AO I io I; i i.e. ii e - 1 1 l :; .!..
"UKri.v vegetable o:ro..t
! U'u i. d fiom l!;.- . .-
( .fO!;-i.i, and liis in . u n.;t ! Iv :;uii.
ot lieoi l. w uli t!a; Ist ri u.: . b
Alim.-inn.-i of P!--l .1,
per.nh-toir. ii.t: - b...;
i'ic w. ii ,;t t j s a i
taint, :.u.;h a . v.i. t.;l.
CitiO I. ami
iv!,-
Treati 1 1. 1:1 . i ?: !
fret. luu r ... i. ( : i-1
4 .
The air '. ill -t and a l ran
about O.t'ittt grains per sonar.-
l.en.rc hreakinv, 1 fiat i . tin
hi.
wiil o.-.?ur when the . i. ctric j ; . i 1
amounts to -this, 1 .".7 j. uiods ;.. r
s.piare b ot". "'or ! i-; v a
. llbic mih. i t - i I a j i i -i 1 : 1 1 i j io! be-t-.ie
the dash we J.ave, :!,.-,:. a' lit
7i.(.KMI.ilO t.;ot tons, 'i !.,- average
thunder head or cii m u i..-n i inlne
cloud is not a mih' hi h. h"..-er.
For a small cloud, on- .hundred
v:irds square, and di-taot only a
.,,(,,,. I)t
a lliiei. u e uoiil'l eel
I .it(lt J(( 1t.
w.-i ,.iw a
it i-il eelt i quarter "i a Iioh- jolig
mean.- a pot.-nt i i- ! ;:ia!i million
volts. We cannot at pi . s nt lio-a.--ure
this directly, but. we can deter
mine the potential of the air w i!h-
in certain limits on airy day. thun
derstorm or no thunderstorm In
1 vS", at Illue Hill bs. rvatoiy.
and in subsequent year.-, v.e nie.t:
ured the r.enfial of tin.- air .ith
in-ulab-d water-dropping eoih rt
ors, aft:-r the methods or Thorn-on
( now Kelvin) ami Mas.eart. 'j h
top of the hill is til H feet above the
surrounding country: but with
Franklin's idea of reaching on! a
little farther from the earth, 1
ventured to use at times a 1 uge
kite, tin-foiled, and for kit- string
some oOO f . t of h' inp fi-ii line
w rapped aii'iiit w it Ii tin - un- oxi r- .
eojiper wire. J)nring thiimlor
storms the sjarkiin and sixlnrr
ai the el..ciromcb-r .-n.l !' the kin
string were iriei-s-a::t and -tart-ling.
And even on 1. udlo-- days
I foiirid it possible to lraw sharks,
r ading "at the sain - time on tie
eh c'romote,- from ininute to min
ute t he eh ! rifioat ion of tie- air in
Volts. In '.Old lvv7. ii) s-uii--
investigations carried on by the
Chief Signal utlicer, and nu.re im
mediately under the c uj-oi viionot
Professor lendeiiliaib I oxp-ri-medt-d
at the top of lh - Washing
ton .Monument, n! that time the
ll;-le-st fditice in lh w..iid. 1 he
inves.tigati- n n! imn-d
month.-, but j.-.-rhap days
sever..- thunder-tortUM
man v
uir. d
were most impressive.
It being beyond di-pi.-o. then
that high 'potentials can b-obtained
from the air. th.- question
naturally ensuing is. Can we not
Use them ? With thr- e r four
sparks as small as those mentioned
Iter irJi;
above, a large fruit jar can bp
eh-an-d of smoke with which it haa
previously been tilhnL Perhaps
nature repeats this on a largo grata
and lightning and clarifies a foul
du-t-ladeii atmosphere with theSo
'.seat spaiks. It may be, too, that
tin .-.- ilashes ale all needed, ami to
attempt to duett them would he
ninvi-i'. p... that as it may, wo re
living iti an age of "step up" and
".-b p down" transformers; an ago
when, for the fir-t time in centu
i :e-, w,- are p.-nlou! n.- n dupli
cating light uiie;" Until recently
de luded liglitione only in miu
i tlui'e. I'ioI Fiihn T!ioinsoii was
kind enough b ii iw nie in his
Lynn laboiatoiv. hm siimmers
ago, some of !os h.iger hoine-nnnlo
lightning. Indeed popntialsof
KMt.ooo ..Its ai.- i.-ss rare to-dav
than pot.-nji.it of o.lMl ..!ts were
live years ago Ail w ho say the
Thompson and Te-la exhibits at
the Kh-ctrhai huihlin:.r, Chicago,
w ill easily believe that it is within
.-ur p. i o lui'ii if.- Meeting high
poind ial lightning into a cm rent
: ..w.-i potential and lie it.
Professor Ti ..w I o idge, of Har
vard I n i .-! :-i I v. iii a dicus-don t"
oiiio piotographic negatives, shows
that "tin- d..;c!i.irge hdlows exactly
I he -am.- oilh iii : 1 1 r I r t hleo h 11 li
do d l h uisaudt lis ..I a second, "and
adds l.hal "'il is probable that an
ordinary discharge of lightning ol
a Jew hun lit d ft-. I in length could
light f..r an instant m any thous
and llreaiid. s- . lit IlllOe if it We To
poip.-ily transformed b-, uk-.iiis of
a st. p down transformer' The
eye alone cannot give a complett
hi 'dory ot the myriad minor Hash
es during a thunderstorm. The
charred, though to us intensely
brilliant, crack in the air which
we call lightning is but a great
splash m the ether ocean. Tl.-
waves and ripples come tumblm
along in all direction-, spp'adii.g
rapidfy. aye, very rapidly, neat .y
ji n t.t m M I miles per second. ii,u
a proper i. s.,nator. and the wa.es
will do work. If my leader keep
every sense on the alert, he may
liapp--u on some Strang.- allustra
tion : work don.- by lightning,
now ,iil uiisusgecti'tl. In the tink
ling of the telephone bell, the
blinking of an incandescent lamp,
tne melting of a fuse, or the tiny
spaik from a gas pipe or loose
wire, in the constant proof that
there ale mole things going on be
tween heaven and earth during a
thunderstorm than most of us
dream of in our philosophy Prow
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