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ilnj^l dh [along (ho Oofcton (aoton lj (or InudnoM lintho futnro, and porpooo (o make Char lea place than over. In tho on (he atroeta tho old ‘ aoundaof “aibbjbean,” “okra’n ■- “taw shrimp, etc., are heard season ffead „. and oouragv nay Twwwnpon cn me mrgv tyosim w i on the Bar and inquired as to^thdr ess for buaincm and JudgraAtt of tho i's prospects. All tho linos Were busy and all spoke with confidence irage of the future. ■ % in Charleston Hi ^f vThe U. 8 hare begun their The’' Custom . is injured. The club I on Meeting Htrcet will be Tlw rear of tho Weetorn Union SgtE' xategraph boQding is dangerous. Tho Cotton Factory wul hare its walls polled in by rods, and its chimney polled down £ rebuilt. The general impression of board is that a largo proportion of taoant houses are safe, and they neonunand to their owners to rotnrn to Prof. MoGee, before leaving Charles ton, wrote a letter snying that the dan- R ia most probably over. He adds in ease of shook, however severe, those in doors should remain there til the disturbance is over. He rejects the ■ idea of tidal waves or volcanic eruptions. The continuing shocks he deems evi dences of safety, as they tend to restore equiUbrinm. A Trust Company is organizing in New York and otner cities for the pur- SUT. The people of Baltimore have snb- ivcro > at three per cent/ people of roribed fl5,000 to tho earthquake fund, and will increase the amount to 92r),UOO. The total fond subscribed from all parts of the United States up to Wednesday reached $110,787.67. The News and Courier says: “The refugees are profuse in their acknowl edgment of the many kindnesnes that have been shown them by the jieoplo of Columbia." There wm a felling off in tbo number of passengers from Charleston on Wednes day. Tbo free pase mstew ef the rail roads**has bain ahumd. Hereafter creator care will be exercised in offering nve transportation. The city schools of Charleston are un dergoing repairs, and such m arc ready wilTwpsn on the 10th October. The clergymen of Charleston are dis cussing the qnatonn whether the earth- ouake was s '‘visitation of *Ood * wiktli tor sta" or not. Tho Rev. A Toomor Porter lias writ ten a letter colling on the people to ro- torn to their houses sud svoul exiiosuru from sleeping in tho open air. lie calls on the strong to go to work and the feeble to leave the citv for a fortnight. Ha advocate* also Ute snUtitntion of terra ootts pipes for heavy chimney tops. The Rev. Dr. Girardeau is preaching to larga aongregathms in Mu Pleasant The shook st tlmiou Was 1 but caused not much dauiagi KnighUvillo, s village three miles west of Bwpmerville, was mirioonly injnml, ami the inhabitants are aaking for aid. Waltrriwro was sevorely sliakeu, am but few houses have osoniK'd without in jury. Heviral wutursiNmt*< wore seen about terirteen milna from the town, and on one place a well with sliont ten feet of water become dry and full of white aamL On U10 Kdisto River a gap was uimh 1 hundred and fifty lee| long and half ai inch wide. Diminishing shocks of eurtlnpiaki have been full at various times ail over the Htato Mr. B. O. Ihincan, of Nowlicrry wnU's to the News and tkmrier tlmt he was in Ktoynia in 1Hn|, when tho islonr of#eio was diatroyisl, witk a loss o! fifteen thousand persons filled am woundi'd; and also at Naides in when two thousand persons j>crishi\ from the earthquake on the isle oi Ifihia. In each ease, after shocks con tinued for some Mmo, each diminishing to intensity. In neither place has there baste any raeomiwe of salamitv. Mr. Duncan thinks tho danger is over. He baa certainly had ooumderablo ex peri ■ City Assessor Kelly estimates the dam age to Charleston at $6,000,000. ^ Prof. M<*loe ttexrics that there is any adteteoetahtt between the mrthquakee in Greece and in tho United States. ^ Ifea Botithern Telegraph Oompany did noble work during the recent exette* mHTtt* AND DEATHS. ^ The usual weekly bill of mortality shows a total of ninety-eight deaths-In tho cit; for the week ending Bcptcml these twenty-five were white and eight colored. Tho dcuthH caused by tfic liirty-elirht up to the 4th insUiht, eleven df'tlu^Cbt-Ttlg white people and twenty-seven colored people. Hincc then there have been several additional deaths caused by the carthminko. Since Monday four additional certificates of burial have liecn b-sued by, the health department for persons who have died from the result of injuries received on Tuesday night or from exposure or fright. SMBTIiqUAKR CIUI.DBKN. „ Only throe births have been recorded at the oflicc of the health department since Tucsilay lost, one white child and two col ored .children. It Is probable, however, that more children have been born. TUB qVLNTKSHKKCC OK MKANNK8M. yurntturo carts and express wagons arc- in great demsiHl, and the prices of a load have risen from 2o cents to from $1 .50 to $2.50. A colored man named Henry Lcstaue, who owns what is known as a furniture cart, found that his customers would sol submit to a charge of $2 a load, so he reduml his price to ft. One of his customers found that Lcscsuc hud sawed off from the tail end of his cart at least two fect.-t His idea was to reduce the carrying capolity of the cart, and thus to make two loails wmt of one. It requires an earth quake to bring out the full character of the "Charleston coon.'* A KALLINO WALL. A colored man, whose name could not lie learned, was crushed by a falling wall In Coming opposite Montague street, yes terdnv. He was engaged at work on tho prcniW-s, and whs caught under the wall ns It fell. He was taken out and received prompt medical attention. His injuries are thought to be fatal. CAUTION AGAINST rillE. The people are also strongly cautioned not to kimlls fires in tlidr (hlinnc-ys until they have tiocu thoroughly examined for cracks and other defects. There is scarcely 'a chimney in the entire city that has not been injured iu Mime way or other, and it would be inqmsatblc to keep (he file from Igniting the U-ams of the house or the slicuUnug of the roof. 't ’»* AK'VlABTllkiOXKE TjfttOliVrV A well known young physician, of Charleston, said yestndny that he thought lie eould suggest a theory which might ac count for the present disturbance, He said: "N lent!ficnlly as well ns sn|Krslillously ■Uiu j^rdi is Btu.>is.ncd to be at ila LtulrcjL. molti-a mass, the temperature being grad uully loworal ns we approach the surface where vegetable mid animal life arc sus taiiusl. This we have reason to Ix-liiM from the i-hi king of artesinn wells. From a d'-pth of two or three thousand feet we tire enabled to bring lioiHtig water to the surface. Some one, a scieutisl. 1 liclicve, has said that the earth's crust is, relatively ■pc.tkiiig, os tblfi os tl*«* sIh-II of mi egg. Tins <NHH|>arisoa may U- quite hypcrlNiii cal. It may he in thieknc** five Hundred or tbri-e IIioumhimI miles fur nil that is or run tic {Misitively known. Hut to what ever depth we luivc mi far readied wc have slwitis found water. In fart water seems to penetrate every js-rtioivcr the earth's crust. May it not la- that from the con slant burning iu tlu* bowels of the earth thsl lire at titues comes in actual contact with immense Itodicstil water, the eliemi eal action producing steam, which must find a vent, and hcucc the concussion on the earth's surface." among Tin-: TOMtw. Bl. laiwrenee t’einetery, Mag nulla, has suffered considerably by the enrtliqtmkc. Nearly all of Uu- small head stones are either down or out of place. Among the larger monuments Mr. B. Ilea lin’s it completely deiiiolislml. the marhlc cross of Mr. ‘.I. 0. Me Keegan is down, the marlile column over Mr. Hart is dow n anil the, urn broken, and the shaft of Mr. L'annon a tumb ia ilowa. lie occupants of tbo larga tents on the hnllcry fared better than thi'sc exposed to the pelting rain in Uic frailer structures elsewhere. Nearly all the tents on there grounds are provWcd with snlistanUal, wooden flooring, which, in a great many cases, is covered with matting anil carpet. The tents themselves, of the large army pattern, are made of stout canvas and firmly braced, besides which almost all have had ditches drawn around them that take off a great deal of the moisture. “TtlK DKAOLATK BAIN." _ The weather yesterday was exactly of the character Uial was most to lie expected and dreaded. ^Tl»e threatening clouds on Wednesday nighffMttltcd rain for yester day, and ft caiuto (Imvfi in the most unde sired quantities, FroW £o*c!ock until 1 the rain was so heavy that it ekgirod the streets and stopped ail work on tin: ( Vn ioi of the damagetl houses. The indications for the day, as furnished by the signal ser vice, were fully tertfiod, and Were as fol lows: f^or North and Bouth ( arolina local rains, nearly ntnliofiary temperature, northerly winds, becoming vnrinlile.” At 4.80 P. M. the clouds disapjiearod, the sun came out and the rest of the day was cool and clear.—Acir* and Courier. Manager Harris sent out the first news of the Charleston disaster. . .. The Lord Mayor of London has opened a relief fond for Charleston. Bouth Battery, the Mall, Marion Bqaare end other pP 60 places in Charles ton present a picturesqne appearance with snoampments. Rations are issued to 6,000 people a day. Dumb animals appear to have boon as »awt«re The Charioston Bailors’ Homo is in The Mariners’ Chapel is badly 1 believed now that tho spires of and tit. Michael's will be saved. The damage to tit Paul’s is estimated at from sight thousand to totoho thousand doUapa * Dirasters are reported over the whole of tiw upper pvt of Berkeley county. Most of the houses at Ridgeville are told to be uninhabitable. In a radius of. fifteen miles, including the ridge between the Ashler and Edisto Riven, the dam age is said to be Bttle less than in tium- merville. The old colonial readenoes in tit An drew’s were badly damaged. St An drew’s Church is badly alia|^rodri?‘<'toh The earthquake destro; ]y Warped marble slab in of the old Circular Chi On Tuesday aftenfftfe a portion of (be Savannah and Charfeeton Raihbad, LINK IN THE CAMPS. A Trrrtble Day Cor Ihr WhHtrr!»•«•—"v-rd- of Strkarao. Tlie plight of the public peopk.- who oc cupy the rents and temporary buildings oh Mari-m square was aod enough after tiro h>-4vy rafo ycStcnlay afteiin«on. ta'tu- tenu, a few of which still remain blithe square, arc very lUuuy structures and the top cov erings arc almost useless ns against ruin from the fact that they have" not been stretched with sufficient tension to form n serviceable roof. 'Wiico the ruiu came down yesterday this was found to be the fact, and numbers of the dwellers in the tents hastily vacated and sought shelter under tho wooden sheds on the cast and west fronts of the square, ll was found that the condition of things was anything but satisfactory. The rain came through tiic roofs in torrents and inundated every compartment, soaking the occupants and their U-dding and cluU>ing, Tha.com. strui lion of luese roofs was on tho priuci- pic of lionrd shingling, but it was soon dis covered yesterday that the pitch of the roof sfighldliat It^ ■RHPWMHOI near Adams’ Ran, srasi ■oak about eight foot Tho to hate depression . to toe earth was fifteen feet long by wix road ia carefully pawolod. I MEN ON EAMT BAV WPKAK out. ' - bbS ('oarage to tkr 4EsBm thalfewi tml Cowisr.] October atmosphere of cheerful Bay yesterday. Heav- agh the bitti- street can jingled to active, pushing throng talks and th» lately toe road.” The Bay .gad went to Work, of the earth- icf ideal of was so slight that it ruITodw carry off the water which accumulated on the roof- and found its way under the "shingles” to the 'people beneath. Immediately after the rain the occupants of the buildings went to wprk and succeeded In patching the roofs very effectively with old tin, extra boards, and nil manner af material. At Robb’s lot, on which there nre per- kapH more colored people to the square foot than on any of the other camps of refuge in the city, there was a vojy great deal of distress and discomfort caused by the rain. The people in the tents, most of which are overcrowded, were huddled to gether like animals iu a pelting shower, and were without execution drenched with the pitiless torrents of rain. The serious effect of such a misfortune falls heavily on le, a largo number of whom lange of clothing. About , past 4 o’d Jck, however, the suu came out again and they made haste to utilize the grateful boo* to dry their clothing. At night the drying process was continued at the camp fires, around which the tuun, women and children.sat in that unexpected which loves company, d Washington square the situation was even more distressing. It is difficult to describe the situation. The “tents’’ are packed as closely as it is possible to pack them. For the last two or three days their occupants have been busy "skirmishing" around picking up old tin, old boards, and anything that they could find to tighten their teats. Nothing, however, could be done to protect them from “the desolate rain” that came down yesterday. There are no-sanitaty arrangement on the square, and nobody seems to have taken the trou kto to regulate the encampment. As u consequence about five hundred men, women and children are pocked in the place, living as best they can, and doiiig the best they may under such terribly dis Irani ng circantmoee. Without any desire to create an alarm, it . may be stated that thaaitaatioa st this ptoo* (•truly TpaBtof, R threatens disease. TUe Charily of Columbia. **'"? Many of the inhabitants of Summerville took refuge from nature’s furious convul sions at the State Capital.* The wives and children of several prominent, residents of the suburb arc still in Columbia, and will rbmnin there until the quiverings of the earth sulrsidc and thciT rcsidenc< » are rfr pnirod. Dr. H A. Muckeufuss and Mr.' John Kughfcimcr) whose families nre now comfortably quartered in the city on the Congnrec, were in tin- city yesterday ut- tendiuc to their business. Tluy, in com mon with all the other refugees, nre pro fuse in their acknowledgment of the many kindnesses that h ive been shown them by the people of Columbia They say that t-Vfcifybody-h’lis done more than could have Ik-cii cxi»ected tfliSnnke them ccanfortabl* and to relieve their wants. The good pco of the Capital, In their open hospitality, have crnmjied themselves into small quar ters, in order to give tho unfortunate victims of the enrthqimkeJiomes in their hour of need. Houses ;m<l pioms were freely extended to the rcfug*TS on their nsrivaU and provisions mid other necessities for the preservation of life have been show ensl upon them conlinuimsly. TJiey are daily visited, and every edort is m:uie to make their stay ns pleasant ns it possibly can lie under the distressing eircuiuslaucea that make their residence necessary. The i.k 1. Ii.mi- in 1 very case are cxtrethely MIx Tallf tbciir liteflin^s -h ilh ynt refugee and .in many ruses have absolutely refus«sl to accept a cent fof’TbelT gooda. When the n fugees refused to, Iiocontc object# of chnrity, tlie mercbuiiU sob! them the needed articles at .prices far below —A t </■* and Com ier. A AAlkMMtl lu linrlrteton Ntsw York, ScpU taVicr 8.—At an In formal meeting held i t New York to day, ■f several- prominent business men of Charleston and a |)<>rti<m of the coiumittev ap|M>inted liy the Chamber of Commerce at its nvenl uu ctiug fi>r the relief of Charles t-m suffertTS. the pu limb,ary si(-|>« wHt taken toward tile organization of u trust ltsHii|siHy< with its |>riiu-i|ml office in CUarlHoKi, iiihI wilti brnneh offiix-s In all large cities of the country, for the pur|>o*e of raising the necessary funds, by siiliM iip lion to its stock, for the re-buihntig of tin ruinnl |s>rtious of tlie city, the money to Is- loaned on bond, sceunsi by mortgage on Hu- rro|)crly’ improved, at 11 |ier e-eiil. iu- te-resl. - — -• ♦ - 'Vlills Til r»-1» I ir<- Tlirrt I* U<i|<«. Many of flic (U«eascA 0/tiiis season of the year run be avertisl by a riiirII amount of enre and at iilllc eosr,~Cy Uic timely u-o 01 Kwhank’s Tut‘AZ Cinchona Coiuu vl. 1( rnres Diart liu-i, Dysentery, Cliol- era Morbns and like cotnpkiiuts. Ao trumlcr sbutil I be without a lioille, ns it will prcvuiit’'any diaejiso that would no doubt arise (Void tlie change of water, food and climate, without its use. The most valuable medicine in the world, contains all the l>est and most curative proirortica of all other Tonics, Bitters, etc., etc., lieing the greatest Utood 1’uriticr, Liver Regula tor and Lite and Health-Restoring Agent in existence. For Malaria, Fever and Ague, CbltTs and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, titek Head ache, Nervous Headache, -Chronic Ulicmnatism, etc,, euv, it is truly a Herculean liemedy. -It g+rprrnrw life and jigor to the aged. For ladies in dcliente health, vrf-uk and sickly ctiil- dreu, n nr si 11? niotiicrs. tieo circulars wrapped wjtb bottle. . CiiARi.F.9Tojt, S. C., Sept. 1, 1885. H. B. EwuANa. ifiaq., Frcsldent of Tk» Topaz t’lnchoiia Cordial Co- T .— T —-- tiiMutanburg, 8. C.: • Dear Btr—Hmrr used a case of your Topaz Cordial in 4 t l n * injr family, and as a Tonic and Appc- tizer 1 coit cheerfully recommend S: to all who arc suffering ftoirt Dcbiljty and iacli of appetite. My children' csiicciuily, have been much bcnetlttcd by its use. Respectfully, 'litnsuw Lek. Ask your druggist for Ewhank’h Toi-az Cinchona Couuial and take no officr. The Topaz Cinchona Cordial Co., * tipartanburg, 5. C., U. S. A. m loTki i arc screamin', -their Iwels do take. The bens begin to Jackie, And nils a mighty fuss; The convict shakos his shackle And den says play I mitt*. Dc cart bab got de agar,. An’ tryin’ to shake U Off; Den if ll lake de fever, . And I’ll git in de loft. Gwino to lie awful hot When dis bfg world git sick. All tobMckra faces Hq tcmayuiy brick. De 1 rn git obenn m And peep tlffb' IVlookto’ ober yowl« Whaltelot old duirdi do staa’, An’ den licgfe to wonder Will dat steeple strike the sin'. People mighty splcious, 1 )cir cyro are turnin’ whit®;. For it shook deir guilty conscience, Aud now' doy’s all polite. BBIL’.A-BRAC. MM let lliey A difficult mission—Submission. Well connected—A train of cars. A smart buy—Just after a whipping. An open question—Come down and me in. They arc all “head clerks’’ in the barber’s shop. Nickel plated watch—Dog with a new collar. Relief an empty head than one with a cold in it. An interesting Ihjuor case—A box of champagne. If the fire bell rings a false alarm can it be called a libel ? A dentist says that false teeth arc getting os numerous as false hearts. Every-pound of bay which can possibly be saved ought to be cut. The cal’s antipathy foy mice probably acnflmts for woman’s love for cats. Money doesn’t make the man; and it isn’t every man who makes the money either. The Ohio man who sold his wife for five cents positively declines to. throw in • I. mmo. Bixllro mo cremated for tlirec dollars, which Induucsnrt urn, in Paris. 1 1n Milan the cost U only |1.40, It is ststerf.. A fortune in a name Iu Kentucky man named Hreckfeuridgc or Ciay can get a ten lent drink of whisky for a nickel. If a man's religion is pretentious on Sun day anil obscure on week-day * you better do liii.sincas with him on a cash Every person has two educations—one which be receives from others, and one mote inqiortant, which be gives himself. "Kiss the baby while you can,” warbles a |x>ct. Thanks, wc will wait till sbe sixbcit aud risk opr chances. A man who bos nothing to do generally telephones to busy [tuople to see if will go on an errand for him. Chronic grumblers are like flies In butter they do not ruin wlmt they mix with, but they spoil the symmetry of the scene. "It's a very solemn tiling tube married, said Auut Relhany. “Ye*, but it’s a great deal more solemn not to!lie,” said her niece One way to make picnic sandwiches ii to put u slice of raspberry pie between 1 prostrate log and a jiair of lemon colored trdurera. It i* not it good way, however, A Sioux chief is learning to rhle the hi 1 \i b . and Uic final extermination of the alsirigiual race is now only s question of lime. The most thoughtful man living Is tlie oik: who immediately stopped dying when reminded that his liie insurance jxiliiy had expired. An Ohio ridgym»u the other day made Ids congregation smile by saying that ere mation lias become a burning question iu the church. Mexican sugar planters offer $2o a head for Chinese la 1 Hirers. Why, at that rale it will pay to stop boycotting and go to kid napping them. , If infidelity succeeds in leaching s man that lie will die like® beast, it will at the same time succeed in teaching him how to live like one. •Tic single effort by which we stop short iu our down want path to perdition is itself a greater exertion o( virtue,.thou a hundred’ acts of - justice. - . ’ * “Why was Washington like a newspaper many” The Norristown Herald has solved the conundrum. Answer: "Because he couldn’t tell a lie.” One hour lost in the morning will put Imck the business of the day: an rising early, will make one the year. A well-known gentleman, speaking of another very conscientious citizen, said that "he was so afraid that he would do wrong that he did not dare to do right.” — proverb; but the man who buttons his waistcoat over a-hav-window wilT tell yon that haste w«s sf (BtaNtt ttslhwi ftBBi VartwH Hoarier*. Oldenburg Is to succeed Prince Akxan der, Charles H. Murphey committed suicide n Augusta a few days ago. f"' Secretary Bayard is tbo only member of the Cabinet now in the city of Washington. Prince Alexander is on his Way to his parental home at Darmstadt. The second International yacht race has been postponed on account of fog. Gcronlmo, the murderous Apache chief, s to be imprisoned at Fort Marion, Fla. In Dakota butter )S selling at eight cents a pound and corn at fifteen cents a bushel. Tho total capacity of American mills making steel rails is about 1,500,000 tons [u year, The Eorten Uourur any*-. “What willbe the end of tho unparalleled success of Rus sian ambition?” The Signal Service office at tit. Paul, Minn., reports light snow at Helena Sun day last, with the thermometer at 31. A tSSftro man in Garden, Ala., murdered his three children because be wanted to get rid of them, 5 — Pauline Mlttclstaedt has been arrested for the murder of an illegitimate infant, Kir which she was to receive |300 from its mother. The negroes at Flcmlugton, asmall town a few miles from Savannah, arc terribly ex cited over Uic story that the world is com ing to an end on September 20. Tho Jommal de* Debat* at Paris publishes a sensational re))orl about an alleged up rising of the people of Northeastern India nst British rule and iu favor of Rus sian invasion. Tlie Chronicle blames Bismarck for cre ating the present critical situation, and says that the clouds In the Balkans arc darker and more lurid than ever. — The Tern;* says: “In a short time Eu rope will have to accept the fact that the Russian outposts will be by procuration at the gates of Adrlanople.^ Tlie MaltaffMatt says: "Pc Giers has raised tbe Czar to a position which Russia has not kmririt since the flattering days of Olmutz. Russia's influence has again In come decisive in the fate of Europe.” A volume made Hs appearance Thurs day last at Washington containing the President’s vetawof private pension bills There are UU'vetoes in all, which w ith copies of the Mils aud the committee re ports thereon make a liook of 350 pages. Mrs. James Potter Brown, who made herself famous at Washington by reading “Ostler Joe,” liaOmet the Prince of Wale and he is “her n.' 1 She will soon return to America, and has Mg offers to go upon the stage ss a professional. The Da tig Telegra/th snys: “ ‘Every one for himself is now the motto of European concert, and the result is discord more or less -veiled We are a maritime power. Looking to the dark, lowerin'' future, we cannot too soon take all needful slc|M and rely on ourselves.” The people of the South a few years ago were paying from $3.5U to ffi an ounce for quinine, that everybody uses. That was when foreign quinine was heavily taxed Tbe duty was taken off by a-IKmocrutU Congress, and now it is quoted at whole sale in the North at 62 cents an ounce. While Doris's cirrus was on its way to Norfolk from Ca|ie Charles on Hunday some of the ennvasmen liecamc involved in a quarrel, when Frank Smith ahol George Tayior. Thinking that he had killed 1 ap lor, Smith shot himself and died iu u few minutes. Taylor will live The troops engaged in the Wood fore evictions. p» their return to their barrack at Birr, protested against the work of forci bly putting helpless, infirm and slaiu:. people out of shelter into the rfridway, amt declared that they would in future refus to perform such obnoxious duly. A special from Washington says Hmt Secretary Bayard am-pu the decree pn mitigated by the Mexican Minister t Foreign Affaire, M:iriseal, in regard lotto arrest and treatment of foreigners, us a complete vindication of the (tosition taken by him in the Cutting affair. The farmers of Uic South arc beginning \o reap the reward of mortgaging their lands to Northern enpiulioU for liorrowuL money. especially those who wish to sell Purchasers know Unit very soon the j;md* will be sold under foreclosure of mortgages, and that they can then buy them at "a mere song.” Rev. W. II. Ilarriwn, of Atlanta, pre dicted an earthquake, Imsed on a scientific calculation, on the South Atlantic coast during the month of August. IKxtL This prediction was made iu a letUT-w ritten four ot flvssjrears ago. lie also 'jwediend tltaa ' "" ' ' ' - W r . 1 IRON BITTERS WILL CURE HEADACHE INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS PROSTRATION MALARIA > CHILLS and FEVERS ^ TIRED FEELING GENERAL DEBILITY PAIN in the BACK & SIDES IMPURE BLOOD CONSTIPATION FEMALE INFIRMITIES RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES * FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS The Genuine hu Trade Mark and crossed Red Lines on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER. & AUR r.Ttotow maim Twrorl No^Ioro ranger! TO Mother or Child. TL* Dread u# Motherhood Tranafonnetl to Not onlj the time of labpr lessens the inteltsUir >1 puin: but, ft ueatly dimluishestlie of both ierl ' ivas Ute mother! itlou highly fu- le to speedy ire- ly, mid far less to flooding,got. ns, . mid dUter afkitnlogsy Rip tom h incident to slow or Until! labor. Its bly wonderful effica- iu tlii.-i respect en- HOPE and m* it‘to Iw CHtled TUB M O T II £ It’ti FRIEND and to be {ranked as one of the llfe-aaving re mcdles jof the niiiehrnth ceu- jtun'. - 1 From tbo nature of the ease it will of course be understood tliat we cannot pub lish ccitiftcntos con- crmtng this' Rkmkdy without wounding the idelicqcy of the writcra. kTTweliavehundreds aaicty ana f.te»e ;of80ch testimonials on —to— te'tle, and no mother JOY. no who has once used it mm, ... wl* 1 ever again be Suffering Woman Without it in her time of trouble. ttofl mciJftMAi u> p*»nkteA«te. nwuff-wvn t STIDIGER’S kmm nW*. I* to not s paaaoa* for all dinmaM, MnatnT the diaMM which afllrt msnktnd are oricin all/ caused by > disordered condition at the LIVE R. For all complaints of this kind, each as TorpSdWr a* the Lirer, BUtonsneea. Nerrons Dxpepaia, Iad%aa. lion. IrrasnUrity o* the Bowels. Constipation. Flatu • lency. Eroetstlona and Burnin* af the Stomech (rometiaaro c-vlled HoertSunj). Mieama. Malaria. Blood7 Plus, CtuDa and Fever. Breakbone Fertr, Eihsuation before or after FWran. Chronic Dtar- rixna. Lris of ApfmSIta. Headache. Font Breath, Irregularities incidental to Femalea. Baarin»-dwra Pairs. Back- scha,Xe .*c. i la Invalu.ibl*. hot f\l IC3E 1 Siscaaaa at the LIVXM, will ysLi-USfi STOMACH and BOWEL*. It chance the completion from a waiy, yetlow bnae to « ruddy, healthy color It entirely remoroe low. xloumy rpirita. It is one at (he SEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and Iq A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER’S AURANTII Fur .<cJs by *3 Dr*cs<sts. Pries *1.00 per bottln C. F. GTADiCEft, Proprietor, 140 SO. FRONT ST.. PhtiadcVGa. Pm A pruniuu'iit i<Lyslcun lately remarked to the proprit tor. that If it were admissible to moke public the IcU nt we receive, tlie “Mothers' Iik tid” woald outsell anything on tlu) market. " Geintucmlh: -Duri practice of luedidnc 1 reU’S FH1KN D” iu i cases, w|th tlie huppie instance. It makes it livery ami recovery, TO MOTH MOTHER AND can be induced to go without it after onre using it. Yours truly. T. E. rJDQfINUTOX, M. D. Palmetto, Ga., Jme it», ih»». v tic«d for our Trostlse on “Health Happiness of Woman,’' mailed free. BkaDFIEU ItKGlLATOU L’O., •v Atlanta, Ute. my career in tlie your “MOTH- greiit number of results in every >r easy, hastens do ing tides safictt Hi LU. No woman trough the ordeal ‘1ms Sm ii fsrp t Sim." IP , . K.rnMMird in I TOT. Tin. U3o VRANI.T Tkuu In-gins Septan- Jber hilt. 1KH6. For C':*tkloguc, giving lull partipulitf*. oildrosA. Maj. R. LINGHftM, Supt.j Bin .'lnm s. Uati 1*. O.. Or»i»g« Co., N. (’. PEACE INSTITUTE FOR YOUIG LA DIBS, RALEIGH, NORTH « AROLINA. rplIK FALL TEW COMMENCES ON A tiro first Wedmsdsy of N ptrniber, taw’), ami closes corrsptnuing time In June I following. .VI von tups for iiiHtruetkon In all tbe branebeo, uuollv tauglit in first* class ScnMuariea fur 'funnu iaitUes, unsur passed. Building twatrd by steam, amt tn every way as to eqstp sent, etc., equal to any in tlu< Southu A fall eorjis of Klrst- C'iass Teaebers SDtetgN fo» session tsim- meiu'iiig in Sqitcaintf. Terms as reason- aide as any oilier Institution otfering same advantages. CorrSspvndem'e .noik-ited. I For eataiogue. conti inisg full particulars as to tenu-. etc., ad Irew IlRxr. it Bl JKWK1.L A SON, AugllL2in Princ pate, Kalclgh, N. C. CTIAI LOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE. at no distant date after the present tiiake up tlie city of tian Francisco would oc totally destroyed by on earthquake. Hood for (he CUM. \~ Tho ailments of oliildhood nood careful hour attention and wise treatment Home people think “anything is good enough for a child, and there ion’t much the matter with it anyhow.” But judicious mothers know bettor, and do as Mrs. H. W. Perry, of Richmond, Va., does. tiKe says: “I take Brown’s Iron Bitters aud vo it to my children with the most eat- results” Bold everywhere. Why homo People Marry. tiome people marry for the fun of the thing, and never see where it comes in. This is discouraging. Some marry for tho sake of a good companion, and never discover their mistake. Tliis is lucky. ’ Man is a fickle “critter.” Even Adam, who had his wife mode to order, found more"or less fault with her. A Don’t marry a man for his reputation. " hy 1 '! married men for tliafs all there is to on ancient egg worth mentioning. Marriage resisting from love at first sight is generally wodding bliss on a par with sour milk. One or the other gets swindled and often both. < * Many a man has married for beauty only to learn that he paid $20 lor what can bo purchased for 25 cents at all druggists. This is hard. But few people marry for pure lovo, in after yotkrs suspicion that were at t^e time promptings of tho Under passions were, in all probability, bat the first symptoms of eholera mor bus. The man who marries a woman sim ply because she is a dandy arrangement aud they what were to have about tho house does so from a pore business standpoint, and in the end, ii not oompelkxl to support him, •lie lias done bettor than many women one knows of. —Towns simply have the right-of-way ^ and the power to remove earth to or from atey partxxf tha read for the par- Ml bad no band iu making his waist. “IUcts me!” wild he, looking at Utcclock; “it’s after eleven. How~thc time file*! I had no idea it was so late.” “It’s better late than never,” she said, hiding a yawn. A barber reduced the price of a shave from ten to eight cents, which action was followed by another, who further agreed to shave a man without talking to him. The South Americans put up sausages in bark. Concerning this no comment is neces sary, only to say that the South Americans desire to preserve every phase of the dog. Along with other things there appears to 1* an epidemic of suicides. In New York, on Friday, there were seven, aud in nearly every part of the country we hear of them. The largest clock ever known is that in the cathedral at StrasbUrg. It is one hun dred feet long, thirty feet wide, and four teen feet deep, and has been in use for three hundred years. “Pu,” asked a little boy, “when a poli tician goes into office docs he have to take an oath?” "Yes.” “And when Tie out of office does he take an oath?” “Yes; but there is nothing compulsory about 1L” A female preacher Is said to lie writing a “Commentary on tho Life.of Joshua.” It it is reported that she will observe that Joshua was successful with the sun, but he never eorawaudad the daughter to be still. It is not the man who talks loudest who w most to be depended upon in an emer gency. A silver dollar makes a great deal more noise than a five dollar bill when it is dropped into the contribution box. “tibe puts on a great many airt, docs she not?/ said Mildred, while discussing an acquaintance. “Aire!” replied Amy. ‘ 'That doesn’t begin to express it. tike just piles cyelones*on the tops of hurricanes.’ The hardest thing in this world to please tea woman. Mr. Young, of Minnesota, locked his wife into the house; Mr. Potts, of Wisconsin, locked hte wife out of the house,, Now both women have sued for pirns M mm BUY THEM AT HOME. pose of repairs or improvements; th« title to the aoil and all that grows According to the author of “Bow To Be Tho. ‘ “ lady Happy ^Thou^Marr^l/^ltwm^^admgo THE BEST MAKES OF PIANOS AND ORGANS —SOLI> AT— > ’f FACTORY PRICES FOR CASH -GR EASY INSTALMENTS. DELIVERED TO NEAREST DE POT, FREIGHT FREE. Write for prioee and terms to : which the' • — • Oi.**~:l ±,231 ■ yM ' ■ • iss 0 rpnK rumnr tbmi I 1 move to Coluntl He ha* puirhaMal t in Om* CHAKLOTIj Tl-TK; haK R|«‘nt JT improvitiK tiro imildi ing more valuable over. The buiblin warmed with the fumaees, has hoi :uul firet-cia** appoii .'vIhmiI iu every re.qro No tnori' exporie <*«*rps af Teacfron HTHith, and tiro M are* uiu(ur|>a«*cd. Full m*>moi) begins! For Catalogue up; Key. WM AngttL2m the Prjnsifwl will re- yto, SrC., i» a mistake. In- -ontrolling iiiU-r, »>t K K KM A l.K 1NNT1- in renovating amt fs ami is now in»k- ta. pro Yemenis than |t lighted with pas ■t of wroiigbt-lnUL cold water baths, iritis a* a Boarding Ll and accompli.shed p.i Ik- found In tiro id Art Department xU-mlror 1, IKSfi. i tiro Principal ATKINSON, Ciiarlotte. N- C. TEADB MARK. ECZEMA ERADICA Ocntlemre—It I* do# yort to wiy that I think I *m entirety welt of cccem takrn Swiff* SperiSc.- I have been Ironbk-tl with tt very little in ray face *tl At the tx-.-inniii? uf enlil weather lout fell it made a elijjt-t «{>pearince. but < ha- In verretTinied, St8.» YKrihJiltK broke it up; at letut it i>ut my nystem in | and t j.-nt writ It nl*o benefltett my wife greatly tn caac of sick headache, and L care of a breaktni; out cu my little three year old Uauithter last eammer. Watklneville. Feb. 13, 1SS6. ItKV. JAMES V. M. ' Treatise en Blood aud Skin Diaeasc* meiled free. 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