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Charlotte Homo - Democrat, ,
. . i'.UBHSHEP -, V BY FkIDAT - BY J " , ;
YATES & STRONG. 1 : ' :
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Tebms Two Dollabs lor one year.
Onb Dollar, for aiz njontha-j hy.
:' ' Suhscfiptldfl'pridd iae in advance.' " ' '
" Entered at .''tWa.t'Oiaace'tn' Charlotte, N
C, as second class matter1," according to the
rules of . the P. O. Denartnien t ' q j . ;
WHOLESALE '
- "' '"'- 'AND - ' . ' "1,1
; CHARLOTTE, N, P, , ; . -May
11,1884. . ..-'J
" CENTRAL HOTEL,
(UhcUr New Management)
ciiAitioTTE, ar.'c.
Newlv Furnished, .and, Equipped
. '..if:;. I the teat sttW17 u
Hot and Cold ( Baths.-'- Patronage solicited.
Give an a trial. Rates, $2 and $2.50 perday.
SCOVILLE & BROCKENBROUGH,
. 1 . Proprietors:
Feb. 20, 1880. y
J. P. McOOMBS, M.D.,
Oflers his professional services to the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country. All calls,
both night and day, promptly attended to.
Office in Brown's building, up stairs, opposite
Charlotte Hotel. .
Jan. 1, 1885. . .
1. BUB WELL. ' ' .' F. D. WALKER.
BURWELL & WALKER,
f u Attorneys at iLaw,' : I U
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
1ST Office in Law Building.
Jan. 1,1884.
HUGH W. HARRIS.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
CIIARLOTTE, N;C. i
Office, First door west of Court House. ,
Jan. 1, 1880. ' -
, HERIOTi CLARKSON. 1
, Attorney-at-Law,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
Will practice in all the Courts of this State
Prompt attention given to collections.
Nov. 7, 1884. i'Mtfiwi -Ui. '-!-tt
F. I. 08BORNE. W. C. MAXWELL.
OSBORNE & MAXWELL,
Attorneys at Law.
CIIARLOTTE, N. C.
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts,
ty Offices 1 and 3 Law Building.
July 3, 1888. i y' 1-"-ii-'
HAMILTON C. JONES,
Attorney at Law.
CUAELOTTB, N. C.
Will practice in the State Courts, and in all
the Federal Courts in the Western District.
Jan. 8, 1880. y
DR. M. A. BLAND.
Dentist. -':ii
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Office In Brown's building, opposite Charlotte
Hotel. .
Gas used for the painless extraction of teeth.
Feb. 15.1884.
DR. GEO. W. GRAHAM, ,
i . CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Practice Limited to the
EYE, EAR AND; THROAT.
Jan. 1,1884.
HOFFMAN & ALEXANDER,
Surgeon Dentists,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Office over A. K. Nisbet & Bro's store. Office
hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P.M.
Jan. 1,1880.
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W. H. FARRIOR & BRO.,
OpposiU the Central HoteL
Practical watch-Makers and Jewelers,
Charlotte; ;N. C s ; j A
Keep a full stock of handsome . Jewelry, and
Closks, Spectacles, etc., which they will sell at a
iair price. ., , ,
Dealers in Diamonds;' Watches, Clocks', Jewel
ry, Silver and Silver-Plated. Ware.
Repairing of Jeweliy, Watches, Clocks, &c,
uone prompuy, ana saiisraction assured.
tJT Store opposite the Central Hotel.
Jan. 1,1886. , . s .j'ji Uiii- irj
SPRINGS & BURWELL, (
Grocers and Provision Dealers,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
Have always in stock . Coffee, ! Sngar," Molasses,
Dyrupg, aiacKerei,. soaps, starch. Meat. Lard
xxauis, r tuur, uraus oceas, riows, sc., wnich we
offer to both the Wholesale and Retail trade.
All are invited to try us, from the smallest to the
B. A. LEE. , 6PBISG8 ft BURWELL,
R. A. LEE & CO., .
CottrfnUBHiya. '
Office-in, Vie Chamber Liverg Stable Building
Vollege street.
seuers win do well to see us. If we do not buy
u; - umu oe in value of the cotton. f
Jan. 30.1885. . ; ,. ...
HARRISON WATTS,
Cotton Buyer.
Corner Trade and College Sts., n Staira!
n CHARLOTTE, N. C. :
Oct. 14, 1884. Mi.ii. r .
THE CHARLOTTE .
COTTON AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Corner Trade and College Stsm
Charlotte, N. 0. '
s. il. PHELAN, Proprietor. mem-) a ' "!'
ber New York Cotton Exchange ,y ,
and Chicago Board of Trade )
V ; ' J.' F. LYON,
Dec. 4, 1885.';.' , u Manager
The' Near York Legislatore re- '
cently passed the followinfic law : "When
the Hfaea1 between 'two" towns1, wards dr
ooonties, divide a farm or lot,' the tame'
shall be taxed, if occupied, in the town,
ward at county where the" occnpant'jfet
aides. ' If unoccupied, each part shaU'j be,
assessed i of the towri;1 wardi4" village1 or
coantf 'where- the 'same shall lie'. ;. '
,0, ff.,"jV;" lExecution Sal e. . i. '.;.,:;;.:
; By virtue ef Executions to, me issued from, the
Superior Court of . Mecklenburg, county, I will,
sell at the Court House door in the city of Char
lotte, on - Monday, the 6th day of September:
3880, the following HOUSE AND LOT. t6wit:
Lying in the town of Huntersville, adjoining tae-j
lands of Mis? Herns and otners,. sold as the,, pro
perty of R. M. ant) M. M. Ramsey, . '
' " ;W. f. GRIFFITH,
I Aug. 18, 1886. ' 4r- : " ' Sheriff.
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: GOLD REDUCTION1 WORKS i;
'3"i : or:sx:K .:'
' I will sell at Publip Auction upon the premises,
on the 27th of September, 1836, that valuable
Property known as the ADAMS REDUCTION
WORKS, situated on the C. C. Railroad, one
mile from Charlotte, .the same consisting of
about 10 Acret of Land, on which is a Gold
Mine, large, commodious Buildings thereon for,
the operation ; of the works, an Engine of 200
Horse Power, new and never used Furnaces, and
all the Machinery, Tools and Appliances neces
sary. The entire property will be sold privately
before said day of sale, if sufficient bid is made,
or leased. At the day of sale, the right is re
served to sell separately the Engine, Machinery,
Tools and all loose material. -
i, t W. P. BYNUM,
. Aug. 6, 1886 . j 8w Attorney for Trustees.,
Valuable
: ,. , FOR
Machinery
SALE".
, I will sell all ' my Machinery situated in the
town of Matthews, consisting of one 20-Horse
Power Return Flue BOILER, and 15-Horse
Power Erie City ENGINE: one SAW MILL.
48-incb Saw; one 50-Saw Hall Cotton' GIN:
one Boss Press; one 36-inch Corn Mill ; one
20-inch Franklin Planeing , Machine, together
with all Shafting and Belting, in good running
order. Will 6ell any part or the whole with Lots
containing it. '
For prices, &c. write to or call on the under
signed at Matthews, N. C. '
D. M. FESPERMAN. !
March 26. 1886. tf . - , i
STORAGE FOR COTTON
At the Charlotte Ware-House. '
If you wish to store your Cotton this is one of
the best and most convenient Warehouses in the
city. For terms, &c, apply to
BtrKlJNUa 3s BUKWELiL, or
R. A. LEE & CO.
Bagging and Ties.
20,000
500
Yards Dundee Bagging.
Bundles Delta Ties at
SPRINGS & BURWELL'S.'
ISP" 1 you owe us anything we want it.
, SPRINGS & BURWELL
Nov. 0.1885. : ;
SOUTHERN
PRIZE TURNIP.
"This new variety of Turnip is rapidly grow
ing in popular favor wherever it has been tried.
and is destined to supercede all other varieties in
Southern culture.. . Certainly, no variety yet in
troduced has proven so well adapted to our cli-.
mate or produced larger crops. The testimony
in its favor as given by some of the best farmers
is of the strongest character ; leaving no room to
doubt the point 8 of . excellence claimed for it.
n fact, it is affirmed that it is a better Turnip
even than it has been represented." If. C. Farmer.
SF After thorough trial , for- several years.
the following points of excellence are claimed
for it, viz: '
It has no equal for root or salad. ' It stands ex
treme heat and cold. It is superior to the North
ern Turnip. They do' not pith or become spongy
as other tnrnipsr"'Itproducer "Salad"" two weeks
earlier than any, other turnip. .Insects do not
injure wiB as laey ao omer varieties. It proJ
duces more salad than any other turnip. It pro
duces a larger root than any other turnip. It is
the best turnip tor winter use in the market.
For general farm market purposes it has no equal
in the South. All of which is fully confirmed by
the testimony of many of our best farmers.
In addition to the above we have in stock a full
supply of all other varieties of Turnip Seed.
1 -iu rujjoORi$PSDAvVc0.o-
Druggists, Springs' Corner.
June 25. 1880.
Bread, Cakes,
Cocoannt CuBtardV and Peacli Pfes, fresh every
day at
S. M. llOWJSJULi'S.
May 7, 1886.
' . i .r i n 1
Rooms for Rent, Cheap.
Two sod BOOMS, in.' Democrat Ofl3ce 'BuileV
ins 10 rem. addiv ai unarioue "uome-iemo-
tS r m. ' ar t t - , mm wm
crat OfflC3,
Aug. 131888i;C
H bilA
King's Mountain High School.
Open September 1st, 1886. ; : fi
The largest Military Boarding School in West
ern .North Carolina. Situated at foot of the
Mountains. Health record better than any
School in the State. Sixteen hundred students
in the last ten years. Large Assembly and So
ciety naus now aeing added to the present build
ings. A thorough Business College attached
$225 covers every expense. For catalogue, ad-
aress
W. T. R. BELL, A. M.,
King's Mountain, N. C.
July 23, 1880. 4w
nmimnnm f n rtv r rtrtn
Statesville, N. C, '
Begins Wednesday, September 1, 1880, Closes
June, 1887.
Villi Pnrrva rvf oKIa TflaohAra Vine niimnln
dome Comforts and Moderate Charges.
Special lessons in Cooking and Housekeeping
without extra expense, send for Catalogue.
' MISS FANNIE EVERITT.
July 2, 18S6. 8m Principal.
Administraor'sfNotfce.
Having qualified as Administrator on the Es
tate of Li. M. Caldwell, deceased, on the 19th day
oi j uiy. isoo. notice is nereny given . to. ait. per
sons indebted to the Estate of L. M. Caldwell to
make immediate payment and settlement, and all
persons having elafnl 'against said Estate will
present their claims for payment on or before
the vtn aay oi August, lsav, or tnis notice will r
plead in bar of their recovery. y
7 i Admr4orii!M Galdwell, StaStesvili M &
August o, ioqj). ow
jCORSETS. j , , ; u
Try our celebrated P. D. Corsets.
For comfort and durability, they are unei-
ceuea. . ...,.
These Corsets are especially adapted to- Ladies
of stout build. ."SlUM'ti TU I 'IUr
i No one desiring an easy Corset should be with'
outjthem ' ,rh i
Tv one asd1wilecemeia irneat
k i f r. am fit. If.
July 301886.: i
'.; -ill
i t H.f -
r . i Tired I .well, whatjof that $,.,! i r
Dids fancy Jife was spent on beds of ease,7? -t.
Fluttering the rose leaves .1 scattered, pj (the
vComeSe Ihee f woVk while U is cajjed lo-
! 1 Ceward, ariaej go forth ty wyl ?
! to -jy -ti.ii if a: -tJ 'fivii n?-..f-.i-ns
! . , u, Iondy I pd what of. thaf.? S a i ) . - A
iSome must be lonely, 'Ma not given to all,
Tp feelahearxespoflBve ris,an4ia.iU 'f-ni
j To blend another fe into jiU 9lfn-7r.. 7 h
Work may be done "Vnelinesfi.iiWOrk 4 !. .
i 1 ' : Dark ! ' well, wiat' of that ?
Didst fondly dream the sun would never set
J i
Dbsi fear lo lose thy way i ' iraxe" courage, yet !
,xearn mou jo watx py iauBjanu DVff tu
Tby 'steps will gVide Jbe, rguidd,righ'tu, j f k
''Ranlt areHi whaVolr thilH' lik t;i "K
DidstTancy Mfebneiaumm6r hOlida' !fc J I ''-''
With'lessons nepe to lettA'&d naifgal buf play ?
Goi get thee' to thy task t ; Conquer or die ,
It must be learned. ! Learn it,' then, patiently.
-M i ;f - J i .. - 'iii ; . .4- "(,.
u-'it No help 1 nay 'tis not ao-1'' i" " ;
Though human help be far, thy God i nigh, ! -Who
feeds the raven, hears His children cry, -
He's near thee whereso'er thy footsteps- roam,
And He will guide thee, light 'thee, herp .thee
, ; homo.. .-. .v '.:! t ' '
The Barefooted Boy.
You have all! read of '"Benjamin Frani-
in, and how he rose to distinction," amid
privation and toil.' Bat (there is one anec
dote' which i ! have never seen in print
t ' was told me ! by 1 a gentleman ip Bos
ton,' who remembered the old bouse in
which' 1 Franklin " was born; "Often,"
said he, "have V looked at the old tumble-down
' building ' On Milk' street and
imagined the bare-footed boy' sitting on
the door-Blep learning to spell from an old
Roat-bill.-' ; , ,.;iti.,. ...
A young miss , daughter ot a distin
guished citizen, passed him one day while
thus engaged, and the' boy overheard her
words of ridicule as she spoke to ber com
panion, laughing at the eagerness of the
poor lad, and deriding his "beautiful spel
ling book'-" ' " ' :
But' there came another day. when'
Franklin was our ambassador1 at the court
of France. A wealthy American lady.
who was present at one 6f the festive oc
casions made Id' honor of Franklin greatly
desired air introduction to her distinguish
ed 1 countryman. It was obtained, and
great was her surprise to near him
aav, "Aye aye, we have met before.
She- could not remember' when, and
Franklin added, "Yoa do not remember
the bare-Foot little1 boy on Milk street,
studying his lesson from the muddy post-
tyll." Mx.
A Simple Remedy" for Chronic
Diarrhosa.. Dr.'T.' C. Smith, writing in
the Medical and Surgical Reporter, June
12, 1886 mentions Che fact of his having
cared a case of chronic diarrhoea, which
had lasted for nearly forty years, by the
administration of a ' saturated solution of
salt and cider vinegar a drachm being
taken three or four limes 'a day.. ' He also
states that since the' first instance where
he ' recommended 'this homely ' remedy,
Without suDDOsiner that it would actually
dp any good, be nas employed itseveral
limes in more or less severe cases oi
chronic diarrhoea, in which 'is produced
great improvement,' 'and, in some cases,
cure. Where relapaea .fallowed the sus
pension of the remedy, its. renewed admin
istration was'again followed by improve-
UlCUIi.
I USE WILDER'S
Fruit Preserving . Powders .
cave plenty of Fruits foi1 Winter' For sale at
all country stores and at ; , v i ; j U - u
i , 1 . ; WILDEB'S DRUG STORB,
Aug. 20. 1886.? r - ! ' In Charlotte.
MOSQUITO CANOPIES
In several Qualities, different lengths and . the
most improved kinds.' Also a new lot of ' the
ereat convenience in the wav of ' ;
Bed Fixtures
'il .s
For the Canopies,
very best Goods.
These are- all .new .and the
;. . J.J--,., ! i --'it.1 il j
Mosquito . Bobinet, &c. No
.further troubled with the
Mosquito Bars,
need of being
mosquito. '
' b. -l! KEESLER & CO..1
Successors to Alexander & Harris.
July SO, 1880. , K ..iii ,, !;
j ",'. Pure Reliable Drugs.. ,tjj :.,
At WILDBRS Drug Store.'1 '
An assortment not to be excelled in quality
and prices anywhere. 1 - ' " ' ' ,
in fact everything kept m a' nrst class lrug
Store can be found in this establishment, i Give
us a call ; , - . .i
. .,; H. M. wilder,,.
! Cor. Trade and College Sts., Charlotte, N, C.
July 10,1885. . ,
P; ; Hood's Ssapaillah!"
Arid all the-leading t PATENT MEDICINES
for sale by i '' ;'.!
B. fa. JORDAN & CO,.
March 20, 1886. , . ' , 4. .. , .
i 100,000 Pounds ,:"
' ! I - OF .... ; !' i,
! RAGS WAFTED,
Paid in Cash, or i Trade, .at i '
' v I -i'-i-l: .o ROfiS &' ADAMS '
Book and Stationery Store No.' lk 8. Tryoi St.
!
Glass.
IJC iJl'S-i-
We have receiv
seivedt k lal-ge" and complete stock
lass,' large and small sizes', single
of Window Glass;
and double thick.
! . . R. .TT , JORDAN A sCJQ. 'i
May iiBBjCjj J,u (u; Springs' Corner. I A
- ; i"W,pQd.iWanted.-5-ii.SH? i,-n-.
OK 'CORDS good i Hickory ' and 5 Oafc
H.WOOD. delivered at West end of Tryon
Street. Apply at f v - -i Iii ' a
, HOME-DEMOCRAT ftFFICEfi- j
Auissj.- ; , , u ; ;. ,
THE DODaE HOUSE,'
t j i (Formerly he Shannon House,) j .: - h
Cen tral ly. located on iTryon 6L4 betweea 4tft and
! 1; triuii Trade. j, ..i-t-i.
Good Accommodations. Moderate, Charges.
Tie patronage of the travelling public solicited.
Comeonee and yoa1 wiB Come agaitf. ' '.'
Be euro- that thai hackaoaii- taker yoa' vo -the
DODGE HQUSE,-Xojmrly the ShanoA Hooaar
I, IPili Aug. 6, 1886.
-.If5
In, view pf the, tendency, -at the present
day, for earnest. Chrisjiaa worker. to be-;
oomei abotbed Jo r work oatsjda-otithe
home. thws negleotisilatiea ;that belong
to tbie, social. r t la tionJ the Christiari Advo-;
jcate speaks as follows. B I i j; u d , ,l
I tt'llave w aged - parents r till -lingering
ion the shores of tine;l waningpatiently
Yor tlio finat aommonaf Never' "let it 'be
isakl that oari' earthly 'engagements have
been- so absorbing and -imperative that we
had no time to visit there; nO -time to bow
with-t-hem. at the fireside altarj no time to
Reassure them of tAir 4vVj, fid 'receive in
return their a blessing.1 f Where "there Is
he will there is the. .way The- loss to
oue'a: sselfyi tbroagh (aib inexcusabl de
linquency 'can rever b repaired. Very
soon- theyt wiU disappear from1' our -viewJ
Tbeir.lond embraee will only be a blessed
mnor5 ;theirword8'i-counsel and ''af--
fection bo more repeated;1 their presence
ne longer our inspiration.: -Mako haste.
Let not others claim oar beat affection and
help that which God bas adjudged as
rightfully doe the'3hiefesti beneiaetora1 of
our mortal Uf. And in thia- age .of op
portunity is there ao dangerj even 'in' re
spect to the family relation itself ? uitiu :
.The husband and the wife are 'called to
fulfill most sacred obligations obliga
tions to eaeh, other which no church claims
may remove; obligation of -v care and love
for the differest members of the household
which the Supreme Author of alldotnestio
relationships Jias Himself i imposed.- If
oar piety is of the kind that makes us less
carefal as to doinestio duties; if the .hue-
band cao excuse himself, from 'lightening
the burdens of his wife, because' of other
demand upon his time; i if the wife,' ab
sorbed, it may be, in noble charities with
out, can lay; aside the important trusts
within the sacred : precincts 'Of a world
which, in a real sense is her owri realm;--if
parents,- on the ground of pressing- Chris
tjan work, can neglect those offices:. of 1 af
lection and cnltnre which are-' "indispensa
ble to childhood and: youth, then will, the
power of the Christian religion be surely
neutralized before van observing : world:
No amount of public prayer, exhortation
or song will atone for such failure.' uod a
Word and human reason will alike pass the
merited condemnation. ' '
j A Discouraging ' Picture.
VY e see, or might see if we would open
- - 1 mm -am t mm
our eyes to faets that are continually be
fore us, that disobedience of law-; is one of
the most common habits in all circles and
grades of society. Adulteration of our
lood and , drink is among . the. .mosi.com
mon and gainful of our industries.- I A
thousand modes of law-breaking! are prac
ticed daily, bourly, by all classes of men,
from the holy-minded religious, devotee
down to the miserable but more consistent
evangelist of anarchy. , ; Occasionally,
when society is suddenly outraged by
some uncommonly great wickedness, ;like
the Hay-market massacre, it experiences a
sudden spasm, of virtue, and ..a .popular
clamor demands the execution of the. law
against certain, great offend ersj, while,tbe
thousands and. millions of. , offenders, that
are' not so demonstrative .in-itbeir 4aw
breaking go on breaking the laws. And
universally as to tbe ,laferj apjnot un
commonly as to tiie former, bur ministers
of the law look -smilingly on ,'studyirik the1
popular currents that will: carry them to
the goal of their hopes in the i next ballot
boxing. ' Wbo that looks'seriousiy at the
facts will leel warranted i in denying the
tltougbt of Macaulay? "Your constitu
tion is all sail and no anchor," Chicago
ftm " r. -fc ...-.. I ' - - - -i - ' "
dimes. ...... . . : , f ...
Jncekasinc? his
Height A' story is
told of a youth at 'West 'PotnJwhb was
bright and' 'profioiehr in, all Ms, studies,'
s tkture required of a cadet. ' He had been
admitted, however, with the' understand
ing that he mast be dismissed if at the end
of the year be had not grown enough to
reach the standard." He did ' not 'grow,
and on the night before the 'examination
which would be fatal to his' hopes" he and
his room', mate were sadly talking oT their
expected separation, when a 'bright ":fdea
broom stick he bit the little fellow two oV
. ------- -T
three Sharp Yaps on the top 'of bis (head,
raising a fine bump. The next morning
the boy came away from ' the examiners
exulting id tbe'koQwledge that he bad at
tained the fall atature Wxacted of cad eta,
with at least ad' eighth of an inch to spare.
1 rrvfviici iiuuoo.i.l'jvu. .
iJ Thb Monkey ok' T6p.The AaguBta
(Ga.) Presbytery fustained. . Dr. Wood
row. ' The vote was 13 not guilty v to J
-gaiitv. An appeal was taken to the
Georgia Synod to l)e held in October. '
K; The man most anxious; about ,-his
social position is the, man who Aever had
any . sueh jositionfc thongh he has tried, to
uuj it wun money. - :te . J.
;;. Ni'i. SEED OATS. l-:'su
! : We have just received a" car load Choice Vir
ginia White Oats.' J Also, a small lot Of choice
d. 1 . .1 1
DCIU. IITD. '; !,i I ..'. :'4i t .! -it It Mi
, " . SPRINGS & BURWELL.
5Aug.8,1886.: i -tl-' J"
SECOND-HAND ENGINES
Bargains. fox those n want of Machiaery,
i Three 6-Horse Power Engines, one'' located
! near Pineville, N. C. - : " -
5 m a tt t -n
: Two 8-Horse Power Engines.
. 1 Two 12-Horse Power Engines!1
ill t-14
ti une.i-uone fower" i&ngiaev
il
v 1 a.s
These Engine are. all in good order and are
as good aa new t and will, be aold jat-ry. Jow:
prices and pn easy terms. For further informa
tion apply to" f " ' ? J ' ' :'
, T r-, 'O 8. JOHNSTON Agent for
. !-.Un Talbolt ; Sons, at Char loue; N. C
Aug, 2Q, 1886m l-op-ji v-J jiofc-
.t.-j.Vi i TT" w.'.U ?!' 'J U'l, U
rt-
t
Nobt CAHoiiwA lUintoAO TjovirV.'
' i i . j Bacretarf and iTeasurera-uoice. i i i
. The aecetid pay meat Of 8 per cent en Dividend,
No. 24 wiU be due on Btptemoer lstt to. tocft
holders of record t 12 o'clock M". i on August
10U.' Tfie transfer books Win be' 'ose4 at.42
o'clock Vie on A-Jfns' 10th "antH September
tiatJ1886--) i,l - jtr'i t.ifow nif-wtM
rJ
5. 4w f ;j 6; (Secretary
iS --si: They -Canght Aim.
In'tbe'daya'wheri
inns , were not6or
numerous ks they' cowers, it .wairpusr
tomaryi in' the Highlands of Spotla for
ravelers to ask lodgings at the houses by 1
Ithe jwayaide At a. lonely part bfa tfigorj
and road a weaver had his home. ' He 1
was a good man, and one who had real I
, , ; ','. . --m :. . (. . . - 'i :i
aith in God. He was poor but hofpiu-l
ble. and kindly entertained belated. Strang-1
era who asked to tarry for the night, . Bat
be was sometimes imposed upon by worth-
ess characters, who rose early and made
heir escape with what they coald most
aaid to biro that if he took in 'people he
kneW nothing 6f, after the way be bad been'f
- n. ---j , , . . 1'
depredations; but he felt the 'necessity j
laid .upon him, in his;9ircumstanee, tofal-
fill the scripture .command Via entertain I
Straneers " and. althontrh ha wuhea India, t
nmintfl hfl -nnM nntth nt no itiif
''jT-flvw","T.y' & i '6 "i'i
m .
A person presented himself at his door
shortly after tje bad,. suffered at tlie bands
of dishonest guests; ..and . be, wishing to
satisfy himself and bis wife of the man's
goodness of character, said, Well, now",
you. are a stranger to -me; what security
do yougive that yoa are-saeh a person as
ought to entertaior,Withoat 'a i mo
ment' hesitation the man answered.' ,4The
ord
good
wall.
in
stranger admitted was hospitably treated,
and, after worship, was shown to beI; iut
be - was a .thorough rogue. .,ano betore
the 'day f dawned? he , bad left,,, the
house with a . 'web the weaver had got
ready jlhs .previous - evening to carry 'to
bis emolover.. -4 . i. :. iU-.Sii
rrr ''- ,
. .When the. weaver and bis - wife got p
the next morning, and -found! the fellow
goatt, his: wife ! was in great perplexity;
ana, jn-ner. anxiety, gave way to uporaia-
hg her husband, saying, "Now, you : see,
i is just as I saidr. wei shall ' certainly ; be
ruined by this foousb ' practice of yours.
What are we i now -to do?
away and how. are we tolive
weave another?" .: '
It was a dark day to her'.
him; for he said, "I got a, good
ana 1 keep tbe securjtyj and
Intk ' r-IuL-'-L-':. -
wilt mi uu ,iur ,iub utttu
Lord's sake receive. him; and although
he has proved unworthy of oar hospitality,
yet Jesus is worthy, and we shall yet lose
uolniDK by. Hi" .uy-i-.l . .
As the thief was orossine a; bill. I shun-1
ning the usuai rdad,, God iny eloped him
in a miaty covering, .tie. wanaerea 4ong
upon, the bilhside, this way and tpat, and
,iai) gut. t,u vuu iuuv vi iuu urn, iuu
1 . . . . i i.i.i:ir; Jl.
knocking at a cottage, I he asked if they
would keep hint for the night. Tbe good
man of the house i recognized the voice, '
and said to him at once, " Uome in, and
down' with e-the web V The' thief
Was thanderstru'ek ,;whrle':.the' man' saidl
r it ueir' youpucxi inienu to uiay simi-
ar" pranks' mind hot 'to! giveJ yddr.'se-
Cdrrty
54 4 " Li'.tt tsiViU 6 !1 -".!!tlai '
Udwo
eternation
!Tbee
the jthief got.bewiJdered ia the-, mist, and.
mseaqoi, going. aowQ toe lartuer siae m
the bill fae caaie down- the. same aide, and
knocked at,, the . very cottage, door from
wjiicbt he had set out in the morning! with
. ' a
tlie poor man's weo. - 0
A Plant' to Suppress Malaria. ':t!ii !;
(Dr. Brahdesi, physician at Hitzacke?,
tiauoyer, nas, written an article in auer-
ma6 medical paper in which bedemon-
straCes 7 the valuable'!. properties of the
Abaoh'aris. 'alstnas'trum, a water 's plaijt
wuiuu u u ibu.w. uyeu iwuaiw-f ?,; -y
unmitigated plague, , chokine op "Yers,
add altogether useless. Dr. Brandesi hif.
remaraea tnat in tne district wnere ne i
JHes, andi where --malaria and : 'dlirrhea A
fofm, these diseases i have i gradually de I
creased since the Aoacharis-alsinastrUrof
began $ to infest tbe neighboring-' river I
1 ' . j .... 'it i J
na marsnes, ana since ioar 'years nave i
totally, -disappeared. The J- above named
water plant nourishes itself o"idecayed i
vegBtableaatternd grows with incredi
ble rapidity. it thus destroys the germs
w&icb prod oce malaria and' diarrhea,' and
besides,' its presence obliges -tbe -freoaent
claanaing ot standing waters a measure
penenciai io neaiin- .r,, pranoesi inere-1
be tried ofnlanUna tte Anachaxis alsiuas-1
trim in marshy distriptB, Ji is also use -
tai in protecvoc Wf young ; oi7 nsfl. ve
P,Tur r'guy . wu, v.ua.,wUOuW
ib was uiDurut lwuiieiiuu. buu iucuub vu
"Tbat'a qaite- enoueh. Said' the ZZ LhuL . "Cii mistaketypo ' fhadein' laVifrtr tMl
man, opening the door wide to .Jth took htm ' 1 '''"-' ' t ' I goo4 Old way Wf a,oing,"'thdt' 6nrfainef
"Come in. come m. v' I receive you I , u 9 t ' ,ii.H.;ziv l and tnotbefs observed. Tfier are 4alyir"
the name of t the Lord," ., ,And .so the j rw Wthr-:atv f "4 ,J frettioi atfd fitrdifrg ault. f.The'tferir'a
tiermany about 1840.' in north uermanyi"' L,rinMBNt FOfi C.1U.chb. Accord-
year : appears in all pirts ' iu ! unuBual
li : . 7"- 7-, 71.... H7.i: i
.c.-r-mrv y fr ,1
r eColbred Race to Dlsaear.;, J l;
thl 'white knd colored death rates ind
theirrelatiou to each othef are agaiu being
commented orf . extensively.. The death
coulirrrinraclo
enrmoui t;iu 5v.Vngtou iti.33.38 per
M?V Pf.P?"n neWt?5JP!3
ii raLe. wane iu oavauuau 1. is uu w x. uuu i .i. , .j
in icsef faot. no le.s than vJThe 3SK'Tr"; s, .g ,,T-tK
. oordance.. with AiW pfficUL.reportt, i.Tf nA A ,1- t-; i' !AM1SM,RMf .i.J
,f .eema jto indica atthe pejgTO, Mnd 5ta CoostiUtion UTmoortan. w,Nm.pimtf. po.se.. itfgf fonpp ;
ooontry ne manages, to aeepowq np raie i . " Vrr -t ,T 7 " r iv ""' "J ueyeiopea inat viie ui- v i
to k point sbmewbat near that of the. wh "l8 4rlt and -rjiiok)milk! nal appearB to.be guided by wn.eoV.rea.!
man, but iu,t9wn he aeem. wholly flnablf iMt?kMD P.al?S?n. ,miny aT. M i,. Wnkfrid.- IleyMr'aWyj'AnV.i
to resist theprersuref hia envierpment, gW.-h7. .W..' .WV' oeV J' Wl'V'-ffr'?.
y bat the result upon pun. oi t&e . opraeps - , TvTTuTjr t- 'V 'yi1 ownea nors ins joe. naa oeen anving
nazaetfonii p,CrJe4on.UM ,:..ciitq. ,c"h5er?-
5.4 U-tVRwJtfi wcnrMy., .boii teepi. :-,,flJJ. k0f friend he had so ofnriveMnflo W
!4Hte UdwUnedwPW-M fj4,m?na "85 !, pren Incf UK rJmStadintlaifbt.1bW
tMOattOLM'thaWina .?0W 'if th4?orBhatiei'rneaH
edTbefow hiinX-rt w 0? b, CM ft?PM .JSoif. . whentlr his .ng ,i-beiglniJtofetghV1,
ft9 .f..K7 -r - . time'on (ce:.. ; !!tw ., , knbin?lliathelBSe!lfigoiKom
,i ,BgfT, rthefe nflver wai such an improve-, riU, tr Lastweek $5,000 N:C. 4 per cents OT golg to a neighbor's. tQjiinner. Thii
nt.ii).roppfo.r.M;th.i bM. beta. weredldlinNeW Yofrlf at lOl'.'The6 " fi on?f f "MfJP V.tl
within the .pjutt.fjhreM touieek Th elf 4btWte4Br-'dVtoc o)
crdo will far exceed last, ytar'r.. where L,b .rW r.tifiotAll' trri r twelv o'oicwk tbe swad ef the din-'1'
there wma, .tafld .it, fould, ot. dflhhel rood of-the State Ut heat:RafeT&A
better, tisnii t., 4y?Wii4! iP:
vberever iha. been wo;ked.ijit manifr
oemM Tobacco w'riot doaag macb,E0od:
and corn--dou'4 talkjrr -
ydesviUe Landmark.
.The enerey, that wine success becina tell
J develop vry e,a?ly , im life.WiTbe,pharac-:fpn,in tt,rto siti;fomonlotedli9okjcBdi
jter'isttcs 'of xbe boy will commonly, proyo?llind,y.t,edj,r. .-Jiiwr aithfully-j th i
those of the man. and the best charauteris- i
ticsMyounglifeahould.be encouraged ndle-. and with kindly deedtntodawordft
tedneated in th . wisest nossibla . manner. I
The folio win sr story atronalv lllustratea I
r, ii .1 " - - 1
this truth: . n t ,t -i . t J
j sia Jn1 P - Ahont t hirt-- vi- 1
Said Judge P-
auuui, iuiruy vem 1
ago I stepped into a book-atore ia.Cincin-
nati iu search of some books that I wanted. I
WK?ii tfcA' i tw fU V.'i KAtr nt ' rwar
tWeiva y4ars bfge came n and . inquired J
iui a ueuf rauu v. i
Plenty of them, , was ; the salesman
r'Jrv
now mucn ao mey cost r, r .3t
Ohe dollar. mv ladV ' ,J ,V -'
iaia"noVtnowhey wereioLmuch ;
'tri isUn'iA 'aA
.u. 'ij'L d'i2-t j L:r -i lir'
t i ' w-.
osck. : .
"I've got51 ttxty-ona cents," said M
'ooald yoa! let 'me '"have'' a' Geograpt
and wait a little while for the rest of the
' How' eaeer!his little brfeht ev looked
tn r. 'Amu cosr. tt.'' A
shrink within his Vagged clothK whfen th
mannot very kindlyitotd Mmh 4coald
rim Thrt?MTW;mlAiiftiaf!MirtftVnT
iuk.ii t - j i . ii': kjli .l j ii
oD . i f-:.:hut . .. in iuii
KYI VVl OBB " J "" I
i "O yif. yoa like,'N said. he.ln-aut-
' ' c I
our different stores
and each time he was
Wilryoa try again?
"Yes, sir, I shall ' ii
fellow walked up maiifiilly.iid told" the
' r - . - ..---T1;
gentleman jast what he' wanted, and, how
mdCh he had ' . , -
,ftnd i want t0 learn'of the place8 wherehe
sed to iro ; .-i--i ' "Jt-
H'Well, my lad.l willell yoo5 what I
wills do; I '-will !let yoa fc have - 'new
aOAn,.hKv. a. m'.''ihi L
fmainderof the money when you can. or I
win let vou have one that : is hot quite netf
for ttrtv 0en'Bv -,V -.-ja ? j y
. ... .
"Are the leaves, all in. it, , and. just like
mo uwucr, wuiy -.uv". "w t . , ( fi.ui
1- . 1 1 . on .
S . Yes, just like the new one." ,H
; "It; will do just -as well- then, and.I
will have eleven cents left toward.) buy:
ing some other books. u, I, am glad they
dm. not jet , me have one , at the; other-
places. '
rr
ILast.year J went to Europe ,oo .oae if
qe hoest, vessels .that ever, plowed , the ,
tnat w6uld have' Bdnk all !dri board bad it
I tin MA tv tlri. av nrtAiattamnf Ia AM A- rJl uvn, J vu iiaju luu laou.ftuu VUO
I I J l , . ii .i ik.,j..J- i-nr m ill iiui is
entered!withhimsi',f' " uv Hyn puuuu, Biuv-f
' i "Yoo want the book1 very much?" asked rMm, ep at a-Um,, Pack over w
Tbe web's l h rnnriptnr : " ' ' ' " i. '1 the lives now drawing so neaCi Bliiekel
iantilyoo f i 'Yes" very much " UiU 'f'---ly;qii.;woul4f:find 4h.a4tAlb tbexntevinglf
- . Wh d0 dQ ailt it eogryttlcfc'r ' ?Wi bakjoyeB, lhak.path oiaittiiUey,.
bat not so tol i .t.nl' -?i T'W.M "Anl' llMe.tMtf.oMliDleiWirei,. wV;4Qios.d
.security, an4 i gtudyVhen T can it ,hbme.; All, the eJ vFlVed-eir, flares ohildboodABii.
1 ani sure boys have gof. oneVand they will get ahead J0JWMJa;aarvnf,taren.11Iwie4nc..u,?-
it was lor the ir ma r..ms. ' f.t,. u- - -;ia-, iscaoot weyt.piaya afteiAnWicaajawiireni
not been for the eantain. Every shar was I
laid low ithe' rudder whs n8elesk...aiidTa I tltn.e uP.t0.
great leak had shown 'itselfttirektehing lT?V "a
? am iut .nL--.. il.ii. .ti f had been tryin
isia i. ii n hiiiii. a irHW warit hi i mi.i iiiiu .
williogtten,nd the mates were all rac- aa n TOTBgr-auguwew-iiwiiog
ticalseamen'of 'the nrsticttssf buBt5firiVu:0nitr,",t T",'1
pamping for One whole nlght.and the
still gaining upon them, they gave
despair and prepared to take to the boataj1
a boataJr"
though they might have known no small
boat could livet.in such sea.; i .: I ""'r-;
The cau tain, who had been .below.'-With.
oiB cnan.now came up. xie saw now mat-
ters gtood.nd. with---yewe that I d
tlintlv heard iurhoan.hftmr..t.
ordered every man to his Doet-
Ml 'will land ' you safe ' at j the
Qieri
iM Q
moored
t - ,
on the
thanks
they passed wn the , gang-plank, ; , As
I oassed he ffrasDed mv band and said:
rfe;?
him T
was ,not aware
etbat;i1
rpardf
I ever skw' bim until' I steDDed aboard
jbis vessel' 'Ji,i ' " ' " " T
vuo you remember that boy 10 . vinoin"
; , Vill 'William Tf.vUW
j 1 wT'Wmhej" he'aaid. ."God Dlessyou.j
i, r And God bless noble paptaiu.Hav.rly,
:Zdting fo;' Weekly.
i a, a
(recommends a liniment cc
I Lk.Lk.J iLf.MIl ,A.
V'? Vfl..tjL E7..1 . j P-Vt ;I
V!$ bemliHe- , A
U'nl ftVrf inOTnlS'S
JflSuMnfh?
lffi 2? w W
I ".3" t'
that the pain W almbst , ikmedlateiy rVl
iVrr rtifinr I
jiOarvtr'e tat;oi,'yuii ."iouaibotnf'tf rte isiewMml4wyl.-beiHfJ jj
i.iu ! i f
iai
L f -(Thegrea ,ol: mankind. oasj 4owtil-hewherf4hena3f .thwitl
1 only-gayer aid wonder if they isndeztakotaad ,haa beBtopi! hnd'rjffaifre teWdW11
1 to. think. ihey grow liatlea. .arid Boon Ulra
iA'raosji eKerjJwmtJiasj.hOiao Old ;pero
ttio totkahOQld bettaineaj lcTa tot'
toake.tbeirilot olewaat !. ? W-lntar e
. . .-. . . . ..
a.fKima.WAtli iOid peM)IenUi hddreni
both in it, we tiod jaj-BCrongj tit Ibet ween u
them. .Qhi, folks,. naturally Jlurai Ho. the
r . - .
Mie nes.r somety 1 ineyaeiitttoAaTO'
?FI u?.lDB W'M'ana -.it goiag iflowaf
RO omer jbwo ?Kmet(...iiie vHitia ooesi tana
F?l . wUhi.la! and.gabil
most of their happiness rosa yieirsoo'iety
TTr 1 .l:. . 1 . .
Wise beyond their years, from .the JtbowJ-.l
edge.vpo.me,oJd graudpaiorgracdaia his
imparted to them,nd woi inyariably;B8ffp
uappy.otu fjeoptf wi(,a.qunu AUrsaiWUQii
aa,,uuia tncKSnjaaa speecnea toiaagh,
y.er.and : Jtell jtbcj.liifcle tnjes3 of. asi Stbesii
row" larger Both are benefitted. bY i"
omingjn contact "with tkeothAti w :1 .
tJiuj, occasionally ; we. aesapj tld alan'ot j
omao . that.iflf dreaded bsAhaveholti
amijy thej hAHeife6Q)ine,ioardj by.eoa.1.
V?kMfer IVems.aa .ttoagfcfcty-
Mbiug had gone wrong they bad .toAeixSl
hontactLwllh' --"- Ujto talk with
t5hem, ?PJS lay, m
T4how up to you the extravagance of the
Jar'
onuaren are airaia -oxinem. ii mer winn
.1 . .... ...., . .. . -J cu.
uajret om oi.4Qe.nome to Disiiaa.-iaBi
i ... 4 . . -
vnroognf
than u? 1 1 1 1 1 rvt aa alAn W fva r anw mmrl oi ,
tflear.,Wepi sayo tne .mn ene w
. , . ' . 1 1 . . i . ....
1Bm,e1 aomcrwna oj.wie.i long ago .,
vumumB uu,ptu,w1Vtt hUi;U4 iwi4vuat u
cfeiyedthpu.niahweatiorM
c nldren.pf Jp-day doJ? lhej,!acU their;
liyers at achppl, to, whom. they. Wrote mjsr i
eives' oi,toye,,ana .pveaaifluy t aupptanlO'
themUjtheirijlargestjkppe ,or;abrownjestJj
doughnut, and .later, PQ. in Uf e(they sought.
the society of the one they loy.ed theiest.ii
just as the youths of to-day do.. n Some
maiden ,d earer.thaq aU OtHers. jvbb eleaen
t0 pass throagbu Ufe,-by thejr ideitandll
when they began life AAieaj-neBtaOru&t.!'
own homes, many of fa timer's And mother' Jj
I. ' ' ' i.;j r . . .
ways were xaiu Asiue i,or power, opes ja&bjB
as their sops and d&ughtecs bavedoQO, ,ii AL
I jnda82.theijri'cbild gfew-j npihew,ii
abxioHB;tbey1wereUithaV. th? .shftflVdlbaiii
thought eji8e,rjan.ati.pjeurigii5
folks . arppn J. . Andj theyM ipwijh c a ;
fraepd'a elp,f Ijat .trftvelfad, through,! thesis
years naf. inpy ;ja,., realise aiymw; iT.uey n J
see fop .flheime ibrtteyihMei bee fooi-i.
ish. unreuaj;e,(i4Uftrahua. oj.plk not- w
realizing tbat people had tfiroome, Btepjatui!
the place inlife where they
upon
i.it as .they. do.. Tbey
their waVtbT,;Dut an
, j i . ... .I
Uiil ..Avai i" '
i Were is a;maa,ai geYree.ospiTojj
ta3. Atlanta, .wboJifBwelye iba jqp the $)l
WWven ojrieV hejwelftht,')
fib was cukfrom hia nght.aid thiBftFeekM,
The Wan who has thus become aJittleona,.
IiH???
,e jn.whp has .tuBecome ittppf,.
io
Aa.bama. ,, cmck jsKyqaug, mairi.vi.j
refused. r -Snapa, pr t.giaoiWiv jor, teaB;i
rV them' kli; 1 ort I'p! t'iPMld fen. doo'ftrdow aowoiaa itbey
r i.iviiAV'JL J i aia wnen we were voene- wore. atichaoti i
fean trying
1 ii.ini.77r. iijiJ
A few monthaVTSew..' toil?
to oxjtae td Atlanta' d -havfl ati-btierallob"
performed. . He feached .he 1 tity Brrhda'yi 1
and 'placed himself tf adef Dr."NchoLsb'B'"i,
care. The doctar'ooo1 disodve red thtt' l
the only ehsace for the "insr? reTief ,v
in'removiDg a fll-and lBSertin' '4 HhbV1.
through nhe' oriBce made. "Hlfu patient1
wtsadvised'ss tothe dtiger0uloprttt6tr,UVJ
but agree! tr(ts; being' performed3. YeB',.l,
terday imorningDr 'Nicholson,1' 4fdd- bt-14
I twot 4iourS he tAMksi
fi-b hdweVer;
the-ttta4iaTetehlo7 tm aidl
t WkmitoWpm
UcW' i?tl TM-afif5'
difficult one andi. rareryl'reioHe-l-
! ;.?luJ1l!?0
hit born,.!aBd. lwbo.yJ4 bettthe
3TTk i bu! rjQreaea oiswBTeca,wua'iaei1"-
4 until the harnesB ia taken xfLHbpk(if 3
e -
i