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tho utmost aoo.traoy and regularity on tho par.

tmT tSiccr M t"o 'n VA VII ninntyl 70 scn Whit be
cntt,,, n ih rnncr. Ihn r,.,wti, IF t,,o blunt ls
ihns 'S1n H. ksFs na,ca' srco. y =
Tic chanccs arc, thorctnrn. thai III. ii. viii
hereafter onjoy y ittlo tooi for mental iiRcs.
as So. -" .,.. 80, ,.,.,,
MAmtA MnSkn the hn,syea; nlnnds,nairoa ,1 ,eh
rest wns mentioned In yesterdays paper, turns
nut to DC moro tbah ~ oruinnrtty shfowu thof.
re eUaGnsg asss y III ". oft
win b"tl nea.ct, them il, orc way Or n,;ntner.
,r nr ha,o M ma Ms ehanxo % her r. "rnW. ss S
'cs 5 ;:,s syss P%ss soS SsaS 1r1 M Ut.
t,w ~" 'I prcssinx ~; necs. Thsn ,e w.,II1 @ afcr 10
IA = her isn'iisrl Or isadia''y. 4, .ho eAse
s syss. % wSs s,' nsss s Il ssS Urn III sps Ss s,
i!.ane!e!ly, 50 thas between her owl exsftons
r,i,afi,tnnces she nus managed tp nhe oit what
ano.,ltl iavp been i, r,tnInrtnhio cx,sterce. Sue
viii Ge arragnod before Justice Walsh this morn.
lnE.
4 urrr,so of about f,ftv nrontncnt 1,,,.s,nn
Israeitcs of hi. city was hstI y.stcr,iay aitsr.
~ ncttn,, " ~ +; ~ csnir ~ ~ iSa itms.sn "r'tvrs
cc,un Yrom nnrsa,+tnn mi .snxI - H. r,
" .g,ta n5 ~ ~ rsr,ac oatu :. pta,pr
trne c.hnirmnn. in nnnntr,1 thn mcnfinv. rnfcrrei
q tho dcsir!,Ity Il fortn,ne un .arRanizatioa
~ ia .m,i+tmn * nrmnn t.rooii; - ",,,t,,".ss
At tl.o h"I,i fhn snttr pprcri.I,s
No ono or tho gentlemen present havit11 d.vlsod
Dr. II. Geraon tnovotl the appointment OF i
conutstco of i've T. drift y plum af oraanIza.
tu!, and IN call nnss.nicet!nE next Sunday. to
which tho plan will hg AuntnlttGd for RtlOptlnn.
The motion prevailed, AUD tho following HGnttc-
men wEre appointcl: hr. j. ucrsoni, Jac'h
stein. aud f,r. ii. Kuti, ,s"n. Annther cou,ntt.c
WAS appuntcti To- inquire intO tho Rtntg Of the
smfVFants tndHcl In tho A.lams liouae by tho
hksttn Ir1R,n IN ff MI ur M fnn
q nf oa pf aa1 ea Itp Gner
@ sSes "fs =
] 'sas by Mr. Wsscr i' II mauneo. ai,S Messrs.
.e so nIsI nxe w9s .as cS rs's yo sssi mc
ata4p.ea ,,vo,an N.Y. near. r.
esssd seeS m s%oker. 81 4S
hoPl M @ @ % 9ot M as ,he pGs.scs; re-
,nva work. "nd sxth that t nsa may ,s wrk
tlpns wer" ~ 10 ssmi ,,smn,i.n1 Tia J,lw,r NMn,s
tm"iS,rr.. fttmi,,', nf stiiwnnkcc M a Snii can
epirlcy which socks to ,lpt,rIyo ci9artnwkcrs Of
nil prtsnnaI ltAertr ard declaring TINT It ,nnkp4
Itself sole Judge, Jury. md execua1ncr III alI
!nntters roncernng wAgsa mud conditions, and
sy"tathy % AMI NJ M to s naneini iii, Us %"s neces.
eary. tontrbutions ntno,.nting to siu0 were
snailo for tho Milwaukee strikers.
TS nrsetors Of + The new y nsran,es @
Enti,,t ..e,,cs a. III III H ~ et Mv
y Mr. iiradisYs iaw-e;'ies u . tne i;o:'rn biosk
Il ~ IL ,, I'LL w ,rs ,nn,n,tsnn nrn. ~
sct 'nt thcir rcv,.1a a,,rsr;w rnnnr,s NH
o'os fS o, @ 5nadXs h "e a tensfe m tno
nnnrnts1 In III IN, worls n foun,i,n~ III, nnnc
M.s; Mnry 4; 'rsleott VIZ tspscia'|y thanksa
in m'ns.Iarsinn ~ tvrSS H. ia h. Nr.s Si II t,an
, 1881-12-12
GLADSTONE.


11ADercnr
GLADSTONE.
'A ".....',. s.',' ,',,,'., '" "r . t,.'.....,o =" @
At.Atasn tf1ne'"a.nAe1cs- V"ts.pouuau
Of Sta,csn,nn aud v"'nb}c ithctora'
fnm 1,l,n+..cc.
~ ~ EdI,or a., n. tateaoo Tribune. +,
'CHtcatiO, !lec' M.-Mr' o'aaasona - the most
Interesting tlEurc III the limso nj Commuus. In
more phys,e alone 10 sta.'as ont promlncnt,y
.snus ~ 1''s coa.akuts' .1'e 'aeo - Luz an ""ax
she most striking n tno assembly. Tho head Is
forruoti, The Ths ,,o.e /, bsakod ,jKo Tho @ oaeios.
In h,a snlnn,i,r' ,.ro.sr ,nns ,nh,o,, es.t, nrn
III nIs w e"u m s" % 1yes, - " w,en ~ a.. sh sh,. s ~
Iect Of bitter n,taek-a trIc. of manner that
aRa's sa'ea.a sno , maoaeaa ~ TUG el', snsRest. NJ
INK tho eaRin Will hoaded utbs' Ilich tho
K nKa"y. and, ~ viii. i'sp''' iii hls II 'ya years,
M erect ns tho nah. lint wiat makes him st,ii
moro not'ce,la e the ,nohllity nr llIs face and
dinons shades ut ~! April axy. Anger, nmusG-
% %mpi. liz asnrossion ' ii defsatNo"ci, q those
mottds Is plniny sn.l promptly reflected In bis
!oaks: and i would ba but . sEht exas9eralon
House Ut cotnnioi,s and WIS we'll acquainted
with Mr. Gladstone, would bo abo tu tell tho
lie % saeo os tsS rs,,ns Minister. ;suaph lis III.
ser. or wero doaf and hoard not n wHrd OF what
my Of the epcahora was eaying. and thus. apart
from his position. the Premier IL tho Central Oh
tect OF ot,srrvmtion- -averybndy feeling anxious
to know wtlUt ulnaatuno thlnks, and evcrybutly
fnni.1tG hnrU that look nt Uhtastono's fnoe Will
tell. .-.-...
And tho result of tho rrcmer's orenncss Of
expression H. TINT tnembors aro thus at,cOurnwpd
to tnAku aIltlsonn To hl1n-tA0 hiltlLhlGst IcKls-
latnr huinK SURG u; nnrlue, whtthor In tho
Hhapc at vllltiuhte approval or almost cllliaiiy
yniljNbIe tllsapproynl lruni tho Prime. Minister,
Ulailstono himself. It is sometimes most amus-
Ing to eeu thu trst Minister OF Il great Empire
afr1,- zst cars and face ali Hlort with attot,.
tipll, while aulllu blunu0rinH Tory Squire. Ut
sofng yuun9 Parnelllte eaRer Of mischief, Is
koinu thirty ye1irs nRo, and In direct contratlte
ton with something he llad snid III tho cnrront
attuck ind cngerilass to nnswur nuke him tic
greatest obstructive to business tu the HOUSE Of
, 1881-12-12

for tho timo Of year, the winter had been npon.
From aIl appearances, howoypr. II can h0 aafeIy
statttl l,at co,l Will ~ III higher, un1 TINT thoro
IA plenty nf IL for hll purposes fluT on hand li
this Elty.
, 1881-12-12
THE CITY.



". r. TnuMnutr, Of Elmlra. N. Y, Is at tho
Sherman.
LrssxpER rfAoa, Of Providence. It. l.. lat
tho Tromnnt
Hoh str scorr, OF Louisville, n.y., is ut the
r. 'rstcnAnbs OF Paris, France, Is at tho
Grand I'Htilr.
Epxuxn Ionsn7s, Of London, England, is at
the Sherman.
Mn. AND MRs. II. MONTGOMERY, OF Colorado,
nrc at tho Palmer.
,fubuE ConSsL1Gs L1HpE. or Rock Island, ILL.,,
Is at tho Qranu Tnclnc.
q. L. uuEEx and A. /. 1ltcc, OF 1sock island,
arc ut tho rand raclAc.
TnE isEv. !. CAMrnEt1 TEnn Of Hamilton,
Ontario, 10 Mt tho Palmer.
rAul. Du CHAstLu, tho celebrated author and
explorer, Il at tho Grand Pacific.
GusrAvE TaonMAx. manager Of tho Madison
Square cVFnpany, Is nt tho Shorinnn.
LIEUT.. Jona q. nounKE, u. 8. H.. tho we'll
known archTo!og!st, IS at tho fremont.
A.'W. K1rTsox unn Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Gull
hertson. ct St. Paul, Mimi, nrc At Tho Palmer,
". q. CURTIS. of New YORK, known on tho
stage as "sam'l Of rosen." Is at tho Grand
1'aclho
wilson, Detroit. Mich; Chnrics II. Nasu, New
York: and james Dclluws itucacster. N. x, are
NJ thn i.I,,ri -
y, 1 n,.H'' ,.ur., ,,,,.. ., ~.
~, r. nuRnstAN TUG GaI!lorn'n MesHn!n % ~ :,,s @
InfsburE Trades congress, VIII ahHfcss sn9
West LaSv strrc. on "ThS Chinese and ihe
Chinese Question:
HE9naE bELronn ehaf9e1 w!tn .na tnett ~ ,, Of
S Ifg }st saon Y, W. E Htase street T. aS u
httssiSa " u!aeets MMthano anu f'o"aFos' "aa
lockeo Hp III TUG "se'''osy. ....:.....
AIR r,ur geur.r ,uht1o art1nllv tntcytrAtnH.
fell frnu, tho north end OF tho Hxteonth street
yintslIct and received severe Internal injuries.
Jtu was taken IL tho County Hospital by tue
twelfth atreet poHoc patrol.
CuARLss TAy1,t,lt and ". II. Ellis. supposed to
be tho fellows cnvuprl In tho ht,ld,lH M Of
xchcxlI- bpya FIR the penufcs they have II, their
1askcts, were urrcatnd Dy Oi..eor 81. j. Granger
and lucketl TN ut tho aroipry.
49,. s,s,,..s - -. ~, Nm, ..u.. r.,,,
,, y GaSoea o. ,Ss M mni,. ETH sn,, rans,
u2npto ol MMc"ois p!teys; nA.!s ntau n'u .,,p anps
hn9gf snso III tno rohr o. hcr nnmo @ Sat"rsuy. s,.
Anu tHfllea toe!n osGr 70 tae p.ee. WIZ su,aA n
lnat taey "ere prooaoiy sto'eh ison sone WY
HSA
, 1881-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
GERMAN THEATRE,


u,++.u,r
0ERSiAN Tl1EATRE'
1ial II nor been for tile fact thAt such favorIt
mn I.nns,n,s fior,,.,, cn,,,nnt,v a, Wov,rkor,e
.h a..,.,a. r,.,, =, ~ ~ '...n,oa
Rt,olly nrray Ut empty sea.s. Tho burning Of
tho ling Thoutru at Vienna and tho cremation
@ or nlto,,i thousand humnt, beings hns ur
,,,,,..a sr,,.i ~. T,n.,nnn ,,,cotrn.,,rcrs ,nt
wa,lc inc fqpofts OF tno .feaa1n' a'sastef re,
n"h asa .|'. v. uo HI, .u' y. tau "op'o .. WI
Wcessarny iee1 m.'.r ,eIsuas '.,' ~ ,.. .as.s'
~ , msn ~, ..a. ~. ,,,s.ss
49, 1. o. ....', ILL., ..s...s ~. .s,
n.e1 use"".e va "e4' "'''" u''''''' ''o "op-
~. ~ - .no s .,,.,.nt,. -,
' ,., .ass s,',a ssa.s VIZ ~" ..t.. ~
.ae unu Es w.. 'as. oust ~ ~ "'!a ~, ~. W., sae
NV. w. ". wv o"s" y. ~ 80 w. 800.
.:,,.;.', " ur,.s,s.sas. ss ~ ~. ,,,.sn "nt
I"ssu" ss,,s - us. .,.s,,n s.,,,n ',a
S.ooos'!. ~, "as 'k'na, "s" ss =,
al, ~ t,a,t, :. "S v.. " ,,r,,,,oaJ
by Nj. Wuratrre coMpnnY nhont fotir years nRt
at tho Now Chicago Thoatre, Miss cottrclly as.
hna baeu lntcly eh"nxea 'nto singing farce ano
Its title cha'1gc', but tho text hns bcen hut little
iutor,,,,,a I'm ~ sonss comnets ami ,1"nccs In
~ .'c,y ahn,c ,ho nny Ia trr ,uor. on,,s,nr nnI
has lost non OF its effectiveness. alil3'nK farccs
ns II Hcucral ruic aro stupid ct'acoctlona. and arc
cnu,usns aIi opportunity 10 shine III thotr Pc
culiar apeclnitles and thus ntrotti amusement to
Ss @ w f ~ 1a 81. nny i oas 81
the leading suubrut and comedian q tine pppur-
tnnlty to !n.erpn,ato a!l ,l,e variety n''snsss ,
pendent Of tho istnns business ant tho couple,
warkoa out, and noaSy MI the cnaractcrs arc of
| sumo consequence. y careless and absent
, 1881-12-12
Try Gro sonaIng IN money ut The rnto ot q, ~,
ulnr salaries. e|''a tnofr rec.
MONUMENTAL.


John II. Vo'k. designer md mannroo,,,
flnn grnn!to md marble tt,onu,nen,s .N OF
stattary, oathlnR, ote, In sctcc.ol stnct """r'' "
corner Dearborn ann ltanin[pi strcot. o0eo
, 1881-12-12
HHuClt(lpAlnhu

New, quick, complete Guru four ,tora ,.
nfeot1nnH, snarte. frequent or u,IJ,cn,, 1''ar5
ton, kdnoy s1iscnsos, st. Druys,,ta ,,. n.'oa'
e. L0ko street. "epot
, 1881-12-12

iNmtAitAMGsTsE! \; .ho o, n,
ChGxt Attd Miss AIar!nite Fntter IL
, 1881-12-12
MIRIs[IHE,x.

Werecosnn,cnd Eldredee sewfnV-,nac,,,,.
, 1881-12-12

MRnt wtn II nHen nEteateTnpLltuamo ~ htlVa ocoa hes-
!Ktlntcu atnsA!e-t1f, ~ laying hls pr9pusA!s Ge.
I1to t.e tio!iso " Gont!os, h!s ais !H9 Witch
Gan " oHt5 M w uusupase4 tuttaat yoA thl4at !nHH,,
Nv W tt!o utnM ~ n!t.1ta MAut Nv ueseoHaeu
ila tu0 o.! s VIII tao tlutnts Or a1oAe thAE
~, !, ~ pfmmaanas fs'aa ~ ol Ien9n tst, .
tha ,,slsot ns thls lnat' With iiasi'llag 9yea ad
iiap!sst.,x!. ihSo, WHIP voice taat rlnRs and
Mn,u ~ "a a.'!el'llt WARNING nr prophat.
MKN H""V!.eatsoa. ! ~ H!4st iMpsesssso; inaMes
nKEneMaut saurett duty. Aflt! ssKesss that tlls'
Si e,"civ - ~ 1ce @ @sy'nr ~ a. tntVr
Fe;a accustomed 10 Nr. 0snustones tonka Ut Gu.
!%sts"t snsp!s@ton an4 hsg!n:.sax % aaa'yxa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
REBECCA CAMERON.
For the FARMER AND II KCHAsIC.
DGrCoMBR Co, Nav {, 1881.

EDGECoMBE Co., May t, 1881.
Mr.. Editor For the consideration
of your readers | desire to diyulge in
your excellent journal few remark
concerning the Importance of regulating
the rates Of the Railroad companies IN
transferring freight to and from our
State, which could be done by the Leg
islature. | have carefully perused the
sentiments expressed by the advocators
Of this measure, and | deem it expe
dent to our people TO recognize the re
marks Of those who advocate such a
bill The Representatives who SO Wig
orously urged the importance of the
Railroad commission bilF' in our re
cent Legislature, deserve the support Of
the people In the next election Of Leg
islators, regardless of their political ca
reer.
Railroads, | admit, are essential to
our prosperity, if correctly super, ed,
which is not performed 1t present: and
such being the case, 1t is more than es-
sential for us as a people to exert our
ardent influence IN revoking the unj uSt
actions of the Railroad authorities. |
deem it superhuous to substantiate at
length the solidity Of the former sen
tence, because | am confident you will
coincide with my remarks after a cor
rect examination of the irregularity in
rates of freight. | desire to have my
remarks on this question correctly com
pretended by the supervisors of the
different Railroads, and not cause them
to think it wrong for any citizen TO ex
press their opinion in behalf Of the pub
lie, because it is generally maintained
that by the actions of such company
the property In our State can be either
Increased or decreased in value greatly
the latter by unjust determinations.
In States where competing Railroad
lines exist, the rates Of freight and pas
senger fares are merely nominal. Still
the value of their income exceeds that
of Railroad which is ruled by men
o. Un principles, who endeayOrs
to bring the advocaters of our country's
prosperity to despair. For an exam
pie, | will call your attention to the
difference in the charges on bale Of
cotton from Tarboro 10 Norfolk Va
and from Enfield, which the latter is
50 miles nearer to market, and still The
CnarSes are nearly an DuDuTeu per cent
more. Why is this | will leave i,
for you to consider.
Fellow readers, the time has come
for US to give our thoughts to such sub
ject, and as free people we should not
hesitate a moment in doing So.
The best method, in my opinion, to
rectify this great drawback TO US and
our State, is that W should be Ga efuii
Mlecting men as representatives OF our
prosperity in the next election, and
not confer any favors upon men VIII"
truckle fer Ra lroad honors, aud who
will act against the wishes of the peo-
pie by not sustaining such Bill az
was before our last Legislature.
| | candidly hope the day is not far
4 distant when such monopoIies will be
justly rewarded, AID the prospects
i for our prosperity will begin to brigh-
ten. The very best institution Of our
land can ecome corrupting to OUT
country by being vested with an impe
rial prerogative.
II G. Z.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
For the FARxEg .Np NacH.Sfr.
A ROYAL Anecdo> o>e.

1t fell out one day as Charles the Sec
ond was hunting, that he got separated
from his companions, and found hlm
self alone in an unknown wood while
TO make the matter more vexatIou, he
WIS pledged to dine with nobleuIan
near by, and knew not how to reach the
castle, tho the clam >rous voice Of hi
inner man warned him that dinner
time was near at hand.
In the midst of his perplexity, how
ever, he spied fhaviug a special gift for
the sameJ fair maid approaching him,
whose only attendant was a superb deer
hound. When she drew Ugh he saluted
her in courtly phrase and made known
his deplorable state.
The maid at once offered 10 guide
him to the castle, and walked beside
him talking so gaily that when the
pointed to the grey turrets of a castle
not many rods off saying that now
she must take leave of him. the King
felt as if it were all too soon.
Throwing himself from HI, horse IN
took her soft hand, and thanked her
with many graceful compliment, and
then bending forward essayed to press a
kiss upon the red lips that had 50 sweet
ly beguiled his wearin.s
But the maid drew back, saying quiet
ly, - moments grace, >ise. W no kisses
me, Charles Stuart or the King
Both Most lovely forest queen
was the quick rejoinder
Then pardon me- sire. when say |
am too lowly for the Kings conlesccn-
sion, too noble for Charles Stuart pre-
sumption"
The merry monarch albeit unused
to such rebutfs = alas for the credit of
Englands fair with the quick wit of
his French mother, raised his plumed
hat with knightly gesture. and saying,
Thus the Majesty of England salu,es
as an equal the royalty Of female vir-
tue he bent suddenly down, and set
an ardent kiss upon the lips that had so
boldly rebuked him.
With a fu h of mingled shgm and
anger, and yet laugh in her eyes at
his cool audaclty, the maiden disappear
ed, while the King rode on to fulfill his
engagement, aud much to his delight t"
find his lovely guide had been the
daughter of his host.
RERECCA CAMERON
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
SHOTW ELLIS
G. AR REPLACER,


A Simple, Durable, Portable, effective de-
vice Tor rapidly replacing engines, and cars, un-
tracked by accident. 1t be carried on the To-
connective, or under the coach seats. 1t requires
but a second to put in position, and in ordinary
cases the car can be replaced within two minutes
after its dislodgement. The economy in time,
and T. bor, makes the contrivance worth an hun
dred times Its cost.
to the Editor of this paper, who will furnish cir
culars, with full details, on application. Or ad-
dress ". s. Shotwell Enthusiastically ofice)
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The Replacer is now
in use on several New York and New England
Railroads
Read the following Report Of q special com
nittee of Pennsylvania State Fair
JOHN W. HAMMOND,
President Penn'a State Agricultural Society,
Dear sir: The undersigned committee appoint
ed by you to make An examination, by actual
tests, of M. =. Shotwoll's Patent Car Re ,lacer
beg leave TO submit the following their opinion
OF the IN rits of the above valuable invention.
They have as ordered by you, placed in opera
ton, the above Improvement, and do most en-
phatically pronounce the same to be the best
ever presented to this Society for ins pection.
For simplicity, cheapness, compactness and
strength, it cannot be excelled This Replacer
can be carried in the tool box any Engine,
and will work on any gauge, replacing any car
in the shortest pos ible time, and therefore
respectfully recommend it to the public-and
also, that a bronze medal be awarded by this
Society.
JOHN O. MORRIS, Chairman
Official: ID. w. SELLER, Sec'y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

THE LORD LovETH A CHEERFUL
GIvER THE late James t. Fields, a
clever man OF letters, was well do,
and in his will leaves several bequests
to literary friends. Among them he
gives to Edwin p. Whipple $1,000,
John g. Whittier. 5000, Lucy Lar
com 1000, and I. b. Aldrich, editor
atlantic Monthly, s. 900. There are
great many benevolent bequests. A
good example for rich Southerners. =
vii. Star.
Exactly so! Walk right up, and plank
down half the money, and your name
shall go upon the free list of the Far
mer and Mechanic until the third and
fourth generations.
Then when you climb above the shin.
ing stars you can glance down sun.
beam and see how nicely we administered
your legacy, in glorious charity-begin
ming at home
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

TIE ONLY QUARTZ MILL IN TnE
East. T.-passengcrs in the cars crossing
the meadows between Newark aud Ber-
gin Hill have been observed lately
among the cottages forming the village
Of Arlington, on the hills skirilOg the
meadows to the west, a buildids OF
peculisr shape 1t is painted brown.
and at one end rises to the height cf
Of sixty feet, while its long, slantlng
roof is not more ;han twelve feet above
the ground at the other end Of the
queer structure. The building is L
quartz mill, and is said 10 be the only
one in the East. 4 French mining
company has had it erected, and in
few days will begin sitting there the
ore from its gold mine in North Caro-
lima. The North Carolina ore isrich,
but it is difficult to extract the precious
metal. In thi, mill French proce',
o. separation will be followed.-N T.
Sun.
All such si.us point to the coming
greatness Of the Old North State,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

The United States Supreme Court
recently decided that conditions in
title deed Of prohibition the manufac-
ture or sale Of liquor on the ground
conveyed by it are valid and binding
even upon subsequent purchasers from
the first grantee. The conditions are
attached to the land. The benefit Of
this adjudication is now TO be turned
TO use in the founding Of a new colony
in Dakota under the lead.of two Wes
tern cIergymen. which is 10 be pro-
hibitory Temperance settlement, where
no man can get deed TO lot Of land
without iron bound liquor clause.
This viii be safe haven, secure against
the uncertainties of popular feeling and
legislative action.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
WHY ARE YOU RILI.IoIf -Becau

WHY ARE You BILLIoUS. Becau, e
you have allowed your bowels to be
come costive, and liver torpid. Use
Kidney Wort to produce free state
of the bowels, and it will stimulate the
liver to proper action, cleanse the skin
of its yellowness, cure bilious headache,
and cause new life In the blood. Drug
gists have it, both dry and Liquid. -
lions Herald.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

"A despatch from the capital Of Rus
sia announces that a chain Gang Of r.
200 persons, is about To start for n
IBERIA, where they will be virtually buried
alive l. it any wonder that Cars are
assassinated ? Americans arc two apt
to be fascinated by the power, and per
sonal suayity Of the royal Russ. They
forget that Nero, Caligula, Sardanapa-
lus, and almost every other dcspOt Of
the worlds history was personally quite
a mild, polished, and pleasing indivld-
ual
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
JAMES BRYAN
You may save hundreds of dollars

You may save hundreds of dollars by
remembering that for female diseases
especially, and all other diseases that
require an Alternative treatment, the
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass is
by far the best. For nervousness, moth
ing equals it. Ask your Physician to
give you its formula, and you can see
for yourself its highly curative qualitie.
Made by Landrum & Litchfeld, Abing-
don, Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
YOTT CAN RE II HAPPY If YOU will stOp

You CANBE HAPPY. If you will stop
all your extravagant and wrong notions
in doctoring yourself and families with
expensive doctors or humbug cure-alls,
that do harm always, and use only ma
ture's simple remedies for all your all
ments-you will be wise, wei and hap
py, and save great expense. The
greatest remedy for this, the great,
wise and good will tell you, is Hop
Bitters believe it. See Proverbs in
another column.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

Ex-senator Gordon, of Georgia,
whose resignation year ago causee a
general surprise, is quoted as saying
that Il have reason TO congratulate
my self every day that am out of the
vortex of the Senate now; that | can
be inde pendent and think for yself,
or not think at all!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
Ringgold. Bienville Co.. La

l have used DR.. Clark Johnson's In
dian Blood Syrup in my family with
very beneficial results. WAS in poor
health for some time, and it is the only
medicine that benefited me- My wife
is using 1T for Liver Complaint and is
almost cured Your medicine is all it is
recommended to be.
JANES BRyAN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
INSTITUTE
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instruction in Lang hages. InStru-
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

Lynchburg boasts the nativity of a
dog that recently sold for $3.50. She
was setter by Nerbrasion; Frost Ii.
by name, and was bred by Dr. William
A. Strother who knows more about
the animal than any other man in Vir-
ginia : LyachJurg Correspondence DIS
patch.