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OINTIS UPfJOYO
Both the method and results what
Syrup of Fig is taken j it ia pleasur
and refreshing to the taste, and V -gently
yet promptly on the Kidnc ,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho 17;
tern effectually, dispels colds, hcaa
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ao
ceptable to the stomach, prompt la
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. . ' ,
-Syrup of Figs is for sale in BOc
and f 1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept auy
' substitute. -
CAUFORKi FIQ SYRUP CO.
$AM flAMOiaCO, Ott. -
touisriut. sr. mm row sr..
Tho Lat,wt in ll SHADES ond OOL
ORS, .Tee, ruffs. Four in Hand,
Wiodor. n.
CALL ANDJ.OOIt AT
' ' C ht t laud S.
Just recoivtd f y J. W. Sco'.t & Co.
one hundied baske s Concord grap i,
at 2$ cents a 1 a let. These aie just
in time Tor Suud y. Also on band
always the best, of tirioles out if
which to wak a to d b ekfa t, din
ner or eupp r ' h y have n v-ry
largo numoer ' " boarders" vn that
principe
Buoklon'e Arnica Salve.
The ! Snivi in th orld- loi
Cut, Brut e, Sores, Ulcers, Sail
Rheum, F.-rSaiv8, Teter, Obappel
Hand, 'CiniMiiiiA, 'Corus ul "I
Skin E upi ions, and positively cures
Pile, or no pay is rqnired. It it
goaraulHtid to give pnfuct satisfa
tion, or money refunded. Frice 2B
cents p'?r box
Holton For sale by C.
Mesr. J. v. Si ott & O. have just
received for their wholesale trade ten
grosj, or I52 pounds, of Blum's AN
manar, wh ch is the fir at installment
' of thht fanvms pub icuion, to wu 1
known in t is sectioa of North Caro
lina''' O'Uitiy merchants will get
their supplies from J. VV. Scott & Co.
';' ' UMON HOT DHOP3. '
' ' Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness
sore throat, bronchitis; ,. heniorrhafie
nd aU tnro.ii and lung diseases,' ;v El
ejant,.r2'aub!2 J: ". : I '
: 2$ cents dtuggiW,'- lYejwretij
only DyDr. Hv'toey.'Ala!ita. pa.
- "Owl" bran l ij mi Afax" codee,' 23
cents puu, 1 o :t.idfred by many
of our custane'rs "to be ;,erior to
Abuckle's. vve:i. y;u pays you;
money an:) you takes .your choice.
Fresh lut of ail ihs-eo innrf on hand
now. J. t. S, ott &).
. THANKSGIVING DAY.
Our Btor'o'will bo closed on Thanks
giving day, Nov. 24th. Friends and
tjufctomeru will ploase take notioe, '
SAitp-K .Biiowk.
"Mi!d, (feiule, aootuin? end bealiug
ia Dr. Sage's citirrh rerueiy,Cu";
. (" e worst forms permanent; No
imontirf?. 11 "Old Rfliab."
ASLO0SD NEILOHEAII.
, Omau, Nkb, Nov. ai. Frt-mont
c unty, lvw, is t-xt-ttrd cer the mjts
Uriou death of the fifth wile of Wil
liam Mayher. Mrs Ma) her di.d lud
denlyOot ber aSth. S'e h-d takVn
three or four gmius of quline tor
toothache, aud"iu less than an hour
was dead. Humor had it that Mayher
had made away with several wives,
and tbe coron r deiermited to ho d
n inqnts'.
The body tf wfo No. 5 was dlsin
terred and tie toraach, braia and
lungs wre rent to the Mat chetr.i-t
for analysis. Thy disclosed t yen
nine poi-om'ng and the jury yesterday
rendered n erdict in sccoidanc i ith
these facts.
Maher is six y years old and a
native of Ireland., Wht n twenty-one
years old he nanied a California
woman, who toon died of con uip
tion, S ayherSiis. In 1868 hi mar
ried Mrs. Travis. In two iars she
was taken sick and died.
Three mouths later Mayher married
Mattie Iloon, a S daey,(Icwa) womaa
She lived twelve years Mayber
moved to Axtelle, Kan., and one
mcning w fe No. 3 died while at tbe
breakfast ta'de. Alter a lpse of tl ree
years Mayher married Mis- Anna
Vnbh, of Sidney. They went to Ax
telin, and there wife No 4 died of
Ispinrl trouble, according to Ma)h r's
story Thtn Miyler married Mis.
Erbeck, a widow with two small chi!
dren. Tne dea h of wifj No 5 is re
latcd kbove
KILLED HI :TuOUSItf AND
KlVAL.
Entbrprise, K., Nov. 2o Hars
Tf Wineate was shoi nd kil ed by his
cousin, O'car Y. Hill, on Fleming
Fork jesttrdiy. Thi difficulty came
up over a tin wi.oin Viagate had
sncceede 1 in tuking away Irru Hill.
Hill e-caped, but is being closely pur
surd by officers.
IE PL Af E QUIREElT
Thomas Odell, a young man of 22
years of age, living seven miles back
of Greenup Kentucky, has met death
in a strango manner. Ho had been
a puzzle to physicians for several years.
He was affected by what he ate to
such an extent that when he indulged
in beef eating, about an hour after
ward he would, become restless and
wander out in search of cattle and
bellow as an ox, and would get down
on his hands and knees and eat grass
like a cow..".. When he partook of mut
ton his actions were thoso of a Bhecp,
and he would plaintively bleat, like a
lamb. When ho ate chicken, he would
go and soratch 'for worms, which be
would devour with apparent relish.
After eating fish lie would wander to
tho crook and go in swimming. ' Mon
day his father killed several squirrels,
of which tho son ato heartily for din
ner. He left thc houso shortly after
and was'follow'ed by his father.- . Tho
father saw., him enter an oak, grove,
and soon saw his son jumping nimbly
from limb to limb, at'thd same time
barking like a squirrel. ' . ' I called
for him to eonio down,', but this only
etiued to make the boy want to . cs
Cape, and np attempted to jump from
one treO'to another, but missed and
fell to the ground, a mangled, breath
less mass of humanity, and expired in
loss than five minutu9.
Louis Zavicr, the French sculptor,
Bays the feet of- American 1 wonten tfro
too small.- He has never bee to
Chicago. ; But if however saw; an
American womua'put rlnr foot down
anday sho -mtvint it ho would" think
-Star. " ' r V"' ,
IN8T05'3 HEW HOTEL BUSHED.
Winston, N, C, Njv 23. Wins-
t n bus teen visijed ty another disas
troui fire. This time, it in the Hotel
ZiiZi-ndorf, Winston's fine new hotel
that was onlyroceit ly opened. Fire
broks out ia the Zinzendor at 11
o'clock this morning and the structure
was entiicly destroyed.
The fire originated in the laundry
of tho hotel and Was caused by the
explosion ot a gasoline store. The
loss is estimated at $125,000. There
is so inturanoe of $100,000 on the
property. ;
A liter dispatch says: The mov
ables and 'lersonab'e effects mostly
were saved. Tbe flames spread rap.
idly, fanned by a strong wind, and in
hair an hour tt)t building was a mass
of fjames. Thousands gathered to see
tbe awful sight Several invalids
were.carried out in time. .
The fire . companies could r' nder
but btlle assis:ance. The hotel was
completed last May. Two month 1
ago it parsed from the management ot
Eugene Boswell to L W. Scoville.
There were ab ut thirty guests in tbe
hotel. It was built by the Weit End
Lend Company, at a cost of $140,000
and was insured lor about fcl0i,000.
heavy L038 B7 riaiLATiTtfai,
Ltnchcubo, Vs., Nov. a4 The
greatest conflagration in the history
of Lynchburg broke out atac tarly
hour this morning What was yr r
day probably the busiest I lock m iiie
city is to-day a charred ruins. A cum
ber of tobacco factories and t-everal
large business houses w.-r destroyed.
The assessed value of the bu Idings
burned is $! 2,000. but their selling
valu would probably aggngite much
ore. The value of tbe stock cannot
as yet be accurately estimated, bnt it
will b 1 upwards of $175)0. Tbe
insurance will not cover the l ss, as
one of th largtst buildings was not
insured at all. The total innu anre
will be something like $100,000.
" The fire is supposed to have started
in th immenso tobacco ftrtilizor ts
tablishment ol Wright & Craigbill,
on Commerce street neir Seventh.
The alarm was trned in at 2.2$
o'clock a ra., an ! when ihe firemen
arrived they found the fertilizer hcuse'
in a light blazV aud the adjoining.
bulling, a la: ge brick structure, oc
cupied by Mr., W. A. Heffern as a
stained glust macufacory,had cauh
A eooud alarm w. s aounded, and the
entire department . responded. - The
firemen devoted (har energies to pre
ventiffg the spread tf Ihe flames, b it
owinq; to the strong wind that was
blowing a", the time, it was far into
the morning before the fire could be
gotten under control. The origin ot
tho fir ' ia unkr.own. . :
A3 TO THE EE VtTIS ILLIS0I3
' While the tariff apt fores bills,. Mr
Cleveland's popularity and the do
fedtion of theLutherans doubtless had
much to do in bringing about this
revolution, in Illinois yet we believe
fho chiof cause of it was the nomina
tion of Illinois' gallant leader, Adlai
E. Stevenson, for second place ou the
ticket. The Credit for this sagacious
political move is due chiefly to.the
North Carolina .delegation in the
Chicago eon vention and especially
to the chairman of tho" delegation, Mr
Jos' P. ' Caldwell.- Newton Enter
priS ' '
. ; Mrs,' J. ; M-" Cross-.' returned . from
IIEM3 OF GEHEBAL 1NIESEST.
Tho Turkish war office has prohib
ited all officers below the rank of
major to take a second wife.
A building in which a wedding
feast was in progress at Brjar, Spain,
collapsed and nine of the guest were
killed
The President hat appointed Wm.
Potter, of Pennsylvania, minister to
Italy, and Wm. P. Thomson, of Ore
gon, minister to Turkey.
A cyclone swept over the town of
Red Bud, III., last week, destroying
thirty-fivo houses,; killing three per
sons and injuring fifteen others. '
.1 Congressman Chapon, of Brooklyn,
recently appointed a railroad commis
sioner for New York State, ha re
signed as a member of Congress.
Secretary Foster denies thau he
said there would be a deficiency ia the
Treasury ibis year.
Tie Treasury Department has lie
gun the issue of the new $700 notes,
a.distiDgoishiog feature of which is a
v gnette of Gen. W. T. Sherm.n.
Gov elect Turney, " of Tnnessee,
who was reported as being some
days ago, is much improved ! it !
.jfjjou&ht-wiil oon b4 wciajiiu.
THE GUILOTINE " AND ITa
V INVENTOR.
; Oue of the most w dely dissemi
ra'ei of popn'ar errors is that Dr.
Guiliotio .inviiu d the gjim machine
which still bears his name. The real
inventor ot this sinister c ntmahce
was Dr. Louis, a srell known medical
man and permanent secretwry oi the
Parisian School ,of Medic ne, or
Academie de Medicine.
Dr. "Guillotin, who died in 1S14
energetically but vainly protested
against the use of his name in con
nection with ihis disagreeable sul jeet
an evidence, if one were wantel, oi
the great d fficu t. there is of correct
ing a popular error,. Needless to s y
that the legend that Dr. Guilhitin was
among the victims of his friend's in
genious and merciful instrumeut of
destruc ion h wholly apocryphal. He
died at a good old ge, and in his bed,
surrounded by his children who, how
ever, oblain. d permission to change
their fiame, London Saturday Re
viw;
" THE TIES! STEAMBOAT. 1
It ii hot generally kuown that the
fire,t stemboit ever built, in "' the
United States was . construcud by
James . Ruuisey,' ut Shepherds own,
W. Va', in the;year ,1785 Robert
Fulton, wi h his e.lermont, whs ant.ci
pated y' Ruriisey jwehiy two jears
According to the Fi ederiik (W. Va.,)
News,; the steam boat., was fitted up
with machi'iery partly . mariufautured
at the Carbd irrfurnsce of the Johnson
Ba.s , near Frederick Th-3 . boi'le-,
twd-cylindeip pumpp, etc, wire
manufactured in" Baltimore':; Some
portions of the wo. ks were . o ade at
t ie Antietam Iron Works, On March
14, 1785, a public experiment, th9 first
ever undertaken in America, was
made on thit Potomac River.' Rum
spy succeeded in attaining a epeed o
four miles an hour iigaiiwt the current.
-Railway Keview. - , , .
Mr. Eiank L. Full,r and Miss Lil
lian Day were, mwyied nt Durham j
lust ,Wenesdriy' morning "Iu thw 1
afternoon of the Fame day Mr,, Evn
G. Raylaodi 'led to the ? al'.ar Mirs
Ella Tones Reaves.- - " ' y .
LEMGN ELIXIR.
Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation,
ake Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, tika
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, and
palpitatioo of the heart, tkke Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomachy
take Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, lor natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Imon Elixir will
not fail you in sny of the above named
diseaes, all of which arise from a tor
pidor diseased Liver, stomach, kid
neys or bowels.
Prepared only by Dr II. Mczuy,
Atlanta, Ga. 50c and one dollar liottld
at druggists.
Oiiaranrctd Cstr'e.
We authorize, our advertised ding
gist Jo sell Dr. King's new difoovery
for Consumption, Cocghs ind Cold'a
upon this, corditiun. If jou sre
afflictfld with a eougb cold or any
lung throat or cbwt troub'e, and frill
use tbis remedy as directed, giving1
it a fair tria', and experience do ben
efit, yon msy re-torn the bottle and,'
narn your mouey refcndeJ. We
could not mak" tbk r iirl We ro
know tJiMt, I)r. Kibg' New r
eonl1 be '
Good .looks are uioie than skiq
deep, depending upon a bealthy con
dition of all of the vital organs. f
the livt-r be insciivo,yon huve a biU
ous look. . If ye ur stomach be disor
dered you ha?e a dypeptio look, and
if your kidneys be effected you have
a pinchsd look. Secure good health
il1 on will have good locks. Eleo
trio Bit ere is a great alterative and
lonio acts directly on tbe vital organs
Cures pimples, blotrbep, boils and
given n good cotupbxiou Sold at
C. E. Holton' drug mote. 50 con'
per botte
Piououuced Uoprless TetSayeo
F rom s letter written byMrtt Ada 1
Hurd, of Groion, S. D., we quote the
f.,lloiijg: "Whs taken uith a severe
1 old wbich settled on my lungs,
cough eet in sud finally , reunited in
consumption. Four Doctors gave
me np, paying 1 con id live but a short
time. 1 irvn myself up to my Sav
ionr, determined that if I Could riot
sta.v with my friends on earth, I
would ninet my absent ones above.
Mv bnsband was advised to get
Dr King's New Discovery for con
sumption, cougls, and 00 ds. I gave
it a trial and lock in a 1 eight boitleaj
it has ciyed mf, m d thank God I am
a well and bnarty n umnn. Trial boc
tie fren at O. E. HoltonV dmg stora
roga'ar size 60 cents and $1.
C. A. Thompson Seymour Ind.,
writs: 'My sister Jennie, when she
was a young girl, suffered from a
white Bwellinj? which greatly impaired '
hr ientiriit health end made her
blood -very.;. impure In the spring
she was not ab e to Jdo anyihing and '
could ec u cely get about, More than
a year jiga he took therce bottles ot
Botanic Clomi Balm. and now she is
pcfect'f cored, -v
r nntria. win insae .vm as tirt. smi
P. MABSB ALL, Stall f, Is a iran
Ui-iu'J ''l'nn a'ivertlst slila freth mrats. Try
it 11 tt'i-rt'tll lie is cheap and advertises
EMimated 03 by J ii Omrlii,o'1vt tn t
n (ptyUcwt OHitsr lor
;..dt. ; Miliary .i;.- - $
V. --M'i'ltfv;"-'i''rr"V
1. V. . kilf.y S'.t.T. ;
7 J
iZy'Hlirt fcU old chronioH
di-iwaV Wit mtt-J
A
J Concord last night
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