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inst. lie appears to be ono Of tho leaders of

Inst. lie nppcnrs to be ono Of tho leaders of
tho Nihtlists.
TttE ''oDy OF THE EMPEROR
will Ia removed To tho I'etromuloyski Fnrt-
fess Sntl1ftay MI houses, SlIuts. hila pub
lie buildings will bu tlrnpctt In l}ack a1ul
white.
searched nj tho l.ot1s.s lit tic nctghl,orll0od
hf tho Michael fsidtnR-SclIU0l a,tti In i.ittln
tlnrtGn street.
ALI. ttDUaE1tut.nEtlS AM, l.ONNE:tts
aI01iE tho roslte which tho funeral will tnko
'tre prfi11itetl admitting strangers lntu their
dwellings tn Witness The procession, except
I'll their own responsibility.
THE CORONATION.
AS Mt present arranged, tlle coronation Of
Thu Car will take place at Moscow Mt the ex-
plrntion NJ tho period OF deep mourning, tho
Imperial purity remaining III Moscow until
tho cad OF tho year.
TIE AMOUNT nF DYNAMITE
fnlll,l II, tho NIhlltst mine WINS cIgl,ty-scvcn
pounds.
MOURNING FI.Ans
hang from every building In 81. Petersburg.
itEsANKAHf.l; Action IN AUSTRIA
vienna, March ls-l}nron Won llaylncrso
las resigned. Count knlnoky will succeed
Him. Ill0 resignation Is III consequence u
the refusal of the Austrian arlt hungarian
Diets To MSS vote Ut cotl,lOrtIGc oil the Uc-
casion Of tue ttcatEt VI the Czar.
rAI.aE.
1.oyUoS, Afurch ls.-A Vftslnn correspHlll'
ctlt states that the report oil tic resignation
Of l3aron Won lInymerlc Is false. Baron Won
Ilaymcr1o telc9raplcA Il message of cul.-
| .totellcc to ST. Petersburg immediately utter
/ t,n rr1nf .nj ,,Htpn nF fht, II m u
, 1881-03-19

IffFU1t FFFf 1'Ffss ~
"You SEQ ,SAs Kp!ny iii III tho Woodward n.y.
ensto cnr." explained tho old man, "and pas:
se,4cr xot IN and trod on my awful e9rns. !
..I'Asnn Ill" belurp could check n,ysef.
Evury wo,n, In Tho cnr roso IN IN harrur,
md iva ur thrre Ut tho mon saIll ought III
ne rt,r, ul,t. Wei. iha next night was lit thu
tlleatre and u,lu actor sn'i 'aa,nn ysu. and
uvcry woman .aggaed. Thea, another satd
Il thirti said tlntnu hcr!' ali ho brought ,!ows,
thu house. How It comes nbaut don't know,
hut 1t seuu!s to make Il hGAp Of difference wh1r1
yull ary when you kick all uld hat with 4 stono
under IT,
, 1881-03-19
.1}1tIT'ISII.


I.0SDnH, March 1s.-fn THO Commons
Mu1nlella, yice-I'rcstttent Of Tho Council,
snid Thu report That It Is intended 10 cxteth
tl,o pesEod vi n mouths quarantine whtrl,
stenners carrying cattle fr0nl tito United
Stntcs arc llabn to before they arenIowetl to
bring cattle to Great Britain from Callutln Is
nnfonn'led.
AT TItE wool, SALES
to-s1ay 9,4'O lalcs were otrerrd, chiefly Port
Phillip. Sydney, ntld Adelaide. Kaies lt,l-
changed.
HOSTILITY TT AMERICAN PRODUCTS.
l.USioN. A[urch 1s.--It il said tho uoycrn-
tnent will oppose Chnplin's motion fn the
Commons declaring tint t1,0 compulsory
slaughter Of cattlc docs not prevent tic ill.,
PRODUCTION Of contagious diseases, md dc-
clarlng tho necessity for n pract[ca! stls+
pension Of tic importation Of lEyo cattle
FROM ail countries except Spain aiid lortll-
ga!. ........ -........
IN THE CARyE1ssC0T1' MATCH
at the conclusion of the shooting Tonight,
each n.ali had made I, ,760.
, 1881-03-19
MEDTCdL.
DR.. Boards
Views on the Treatment
Of CQtarr1l,
He Glasses It Among the Most De-
structlYo Of Human Ailments.
Rapid Progress hon a Simple CaQ in lhc
Head 10 Consumption,
4 Safe, Economical, and Permanent
Cure Suggested.

-
tencb ths b,csttnu ,, pY Tho rtu.t,ttlnn than tn.
tarrb Aa senae If snet, Ut taatp tf atrt pf hcnr.
lug. thu hu;,,nn voice, tho n,Inu-unt ur more and
sYnet,,pos a Yiel to 1t. destructive Iu1uouco The
pplson II distributes throughout The sy.ts attacks
eyery rtnl force, n,d brcats III the most robust Of
constitutions Ignored tpcnuse but little understnod
by most phYs!c[aus l,nuutcutty assa.ca ty uuacks
ard cbnrlatan. tirDso suffering from II avs but little
h,,o To be- rs1'nycd of II ta sfe If te r.nvr II IN
t,me then Tint tc pn1sr treatment nf lbls terrto
afschfc " remedies Nlthh tho reach OF h'I pafsca
, 1881-03-19
GREAT FIRES,

TWO TOWNS NEA1sLf DfsTnOYEn.
DEn1.lN, March 1s.-rllc towns Of lnebolt,
on tho Black Sen, and Yelc1l, In Austriu,
IRE reported to Enye been nearly destroyed
by tire yesterday.
TIiItEE 4uSDlIED AND FIFTEEN ItoCaEs,
including the Custonl.llul&sn nltd Foreign
Cunsulates, were burned Mt 1ncbUlE.
1NilOLt,
the ancient 1nopolis, hns 5000 inhabitants.
1t Is IL, Asin Minor, seyenty-two iniles west
Of SluOpe.
, 1881-03-19

No wonder tho Turkish Minister for Flnnnco
AntIs 1t difficult to make both Gnls meet. 4
private letter fron Aieppo suys that "tho tithos
1T this ytIayat arc worth nonut 81 ,0o pur uIl-
nun. 2hey. hRvo boon collected this year utpi:r
Nuials traienl VI by lux fnrE,uEs; but 80 fur only
s51,Uo havo Reached the Treasury. The new
rectlot,, Us It relieved tho ptasAntrY ir0i tliu
rnpncty nf thu tnx-fartnors. HIT tho l'or,u
forXut tn llrDvt1n tho necessary machinery f0r
putting 1t tntn exeCutton-nAn,aIY, u body VI
hollest usll propurly- pal.l officials.
, 1881-03-19

Every Now-Isnglan4nr will welcome tho
Shakers SarB,larillu ~ m old friend, to wlloI.
he snne ED Ut bis fn1itfy III indebted for help
through tho DrftlcnE 1'eElS III S!eklGsa aud uu-
lllltY TINT EpMlQ u NtEEY QIIN
, 1881-03-19
Two Great Conaagrations Reported
In Obscure Towns Of Ineboli
and Volden.
Burning OF 015 Houses fn 1hcbol1,
Which Is OIL the Black Sen,
In Asia Minor.
The Disarming Bill Passaa by the
Lorda-The Boers-Stanley Heard
From.
RUSSIA.

KUSSlAs
THE GOVERNMENTS Policy:
ST. PErERsnuitu, March ls.-Ille Minister
Of fole'e' Ah"!,s nus "uuiesseu tnc to.t""
!R eiteul"r ~ ll'o A"Ss'a" REPRESENTATIVES.
seioaa: 49, a..
4's "a!esy. ~. 'no ,..s' ~. ~. tr.
.s'.." .u"''s " ,h M ,r,,.ra o.nunar.tot liz ,t,no
.haIs on,a I,ssIn hua rr,v o,t"irrl itcr YuIl
1ere,onment. INN % Feelings Of ieajouay aud discon-
ient arc coually foreign TO nor. Tho Emperor
will first givo bis attention 10 tho internal de-
selopment VI tho State. Tho En'pcror's foreign
policy will oo entirely pac!t'e. Rnss!n Will re-
main faithful to her irieads' rcelproeate tao
'neaanness M ~ a.a1es' anu ~. ~ cos''.o'
sn o,nos o1'. t, H. ,rotoas h,,r
s"n,. @ ,nn ."rt har ran, ,,n ,vor,s
nv ,n,erna, ,lnxconmnt' 1ho Fmncror viii o,,
,rayor IT,, atrenuthon hcr unwtr. advance her
ypfsrc, and secure her prosperity without tet-
rlu,ent to others. These aro the principles by
which tho pulley Of tho Eunporer will invariably
~ guided. Tho Emperor charges yoi to bring
these declarations to tho knowledge OF the toy
eminent tn which YOU nre accredited. and to
commit sonmnn,ca1e th's a'spatcn 10 'he n'''''s'er u
''''s' s'n"'.s' ~ -
r,u..a, s,,s Eu.o'es .'1 suna.oSu ,:a'':' a,,o,, ,
oe's'". e't'o.s 'l"'u oeea e"'l.!."ou .,.Ss
f..,.. t,.
N't!n ,,ai laun. "''e'"tee7 e''''"'"'eo " eNs''o
pao''s op'a'!o"'
o Nln!i'9ts fls'N en1enmo. NV, ,,,
.no Mo'oe 'rt.mDt ,'4 ssss' no n.'ssl''. .,.'
@ "e1o W. 'sEn ~, no'clIl 'u1e w.
uas N''il1sS tio'a e'''e"so' '"'' 'i"o 'ee'i-
"'ea elu soun.'s.
. HEVoLuTloSAhf 'hoc'AaAtioHs'
many toso'tA1"ty ptocl'in"'lons "ase
ros;,,,s ',. ,,,,i,,,' i,,,,,,,,'.n "''>* '0o
'"'''"' p"'''e N"''"'"es'
I'M, .... CLOSED uf' ,-.--
Tue ground tue up Whera INC mile was
u'seoVefca ms nech fcllilea' tlo door o1 the
Ahop III when tHo mouth ot tho tlii'le was
h'aaset! sealcu up, aha gnart1 stasaonea III
The premises.
NELialpus NEMEHTo.
1t slas been decided to erect religious me
haehto Oil the spot where TIC Car tell.
CONFESSIONS OF THE CONSIDERATIONS.
oho ot tile chief organizers OF tic plot
captured two days before The assassination.
confessed after the decd was accomplished.
ald 50 deeply cr!mlnatcl Roussnknif that lo
pllces; hence t,o arrests Monttay aud TUGS
uas' atla tae olSeo'eFS VI tae hll'le.
DANGERS AHEAD.
II Is statetl tllat tho Czar dcsiros to llave 4
chancellor 10 direct tho administration OF
foreign affairs. Prince Orloff md Gen.
lxnatief are mentioned In this connection.
S1I;oIA1,
, 1881-03-19
,AEGIIANIETAN,

THE EVACUATION OF CASnAl1A1s
CALCUTTA, March 1s.-1t WAS Intended to
complete tho evacuation OF CalMlnhnr by
April IT, but the Aineer Inns requested tho
1n,stponcmcnt Of It's evacuation BY the Etl-
t:lisll until le llns arranged for taking pos
session Of tho city ind province.
, 1881-03-19
FRANCE.

THE NEW LOAN,
PAINS, Marcil lS.-'rln new lonn Ia more
than thirty ttnles covered.
CUl'lIANlIT,
pAnIs, March .la-The Subcommittee OF
ths International Literary Association pro-
puses to st1ikp out of the convention the
, 1881-03-19
CUBA.
COLOSSAL FRAUDS,
ISxF.S A.. IT..

PARIS, March 13.-A Aintlrll CORES pond
cnt tclcgrapl.s as follows: "Thu greater
mrt If tIlo lust Council presided over
by King Alfonso was devoted to de-
liberation OIL tho instructions 10 bo telc"
graphed to ten. Blanco. They ordered Hin
to Initiate more vigorous Investigations md
insparlng prosecutions Of tic authors
md their nccomplices concerned In tho
great frauds that ho has agatn dis
covered III tho Civil and Treasury Do
1slrtments III Guba. Gen. Blanco informs
tho Homo Government tllat, bcsitles
5000, coo OF frauds detected by Admiral
Dercnger Il, thu Nayal Department, he hus
found other fraats, amounting to $1,000, oo0
In tho Civil Service, AMI Slb,00o, 600 more
which was 1nlsappropriated, rs there Is
No DOCUMENT OF. TRACE OF THEIR En-
pt,OYMESr
found. Several high functt0nnr[cs hnye nj
rcutly bcun arrested III llnyana and A1a-
tallzns. Othors arc implicated, but llnye
lied from tho Colony. Thus Govern
ncnt is determined to lnfllct tic
seycrest punishment, whatever bu the rank
of tic offenders. Gen. DlaMco telegraphs
TINT mulch sensation was caused In tic colony
by tho revelations, which showed
tho immense disorder of tho aslusl,,-
istration during tho civil war. AS
tlle discovery resulted from n revision OF old
contracts and slobts Ut tllo Treasury not In.
clutleA In tlle ionll Ut 1850, ITO Cubans nr0
among thu otIentlers."
, 1881-03-19

llor2forl'2 Acid Phosphate for IlYs-
pcpstn, Mental Exhaustion, Etc.
hnyo used Horsfonla Acid Phosphate III
3,ltnbpr Of rasra In NhIcl 1t ta recommended
with good ct1Get. J. !. kOuKE Eli, II. d.
NuMl.EKyILt.K, Ind.
, 1881-03-19
ITALY,.

TAKING Up THE wO1tk OF THE C.EsA1ls.
KostE, March l8.-A bill for II Government
ionn Of &, ,o00, COO liro to tile city for public
improvements passed In tho Chamber Of Dep.
uffuq
, 1881-03-19

NEW SOUTH WAl.El

LONDON, March 18.-NoW South Wales
llas.votell E40, 600 to assist immigrants willing
to pay half the amount Ut their passnge
money.
, 1881-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Eclenco in tho household teaches III
thut ptnr Rntl Adulterateu Ftayorinv Extracts.
willis cnstny trii!o less, incrclse the tsoctuTs
kiifs. AIl s1ilLtu natures grGtltst Kift, huAtAy
stomach, Y uursu. lIurnutts E1tfAuta Are pure.
, 1881-03-19

Usv llc6dau4s& 1tu&k1a kalya In tho
houstt. ,l1Il use lled1lux's Ruasia balse In the
, 1881-03-19
FOREIGN.

Movement in Berlin for a
Congress Of Powers to
Repress Anarchy.
rjghty.scycn Pounds Of Dyna.
mite Taken from Tho
Nihilistic Mine.
Further Pretended Revelations by
Roohefort, Forwarded from
Geneva.
The Public to Do Informed Of Ill Tho Pru.
ceelings in ltousSakolrs
t'aSe.
Three More Bombs Awaited
the Gear Had RoussakoH's
Not Killed Him.
-
Discovery Of Frauds in Cuban Finances
Amounting to Nineteen Millions
oil Dollars.
Two Great Conaagrations Reported
In Obscure Towns Of Ineboli
and Volden.
Burning Of 115 Houses fn 1hcbol1,
Which Is OIL tic Black Sen,
In Asia Minor.
The Disarming Bill Passea by the
Lorda-Ths Boers-2tanley Heard
Frnr
, 1881-03-19

tcd hIs put,ca! conscience: and tho best toase+
and fishes Of which tho Government IfepOacs
wero to he ncttcl Mt tho rnlnts Bourbon,
, 1881-03-19

syMrArlEtxEs WITH I.AnSELr"
LONDON. Mnrcl1 1A-Alr. Lowell, the Amer
lean Minister, yesterday received telegram
from tho President Of the knights of 81.
Patrick III st. 1.onis. expressing sympathy
with parnclI, a,lA requesting Lowell to for
ward this Telegram to Parnell.
Mo1sE ATHEISTS.
Du1IJS, March 18.-Two nlnru prisoners
have been lodged iii KflnaIntam Jatl.
THE pEsANMlNts lslft..
Tile House of l.nrtts passed thu Dlsarming
bill.
"F1EEMAS's JOURNAL"
Dt'nI1S, March 18.--'rhe FrccmHu's Jour-
nat regards tic proposal for the appolnt-
nlent Of II 'apal Nuncio Mt tile Court OF st.
James rs one of the iiost dangerous i'll
trigucs ever attempted by England against
the natlonnl faith of Catholic ireland.
MACnoSolfH11.
DunL1S, March 1s.-Tlo services Of the
Orange Emergency Committee l'as been
asl;cd by AIacDonu1lglt, leading counsel for
the defense In the recent State trials, ut the
sales Of seized stock Oil Ills property III Kill
kenny County, where tenants In arrears re-
fuse to pay. ......-.
LETTERS or ALI. 1s1Sps.
IL IL STATED that forty pounds Ut powder,
pact1ett Iii 4 bux, were discovered under tho
AIausinn House window. The Lord Mayor
llas n number Of kilograms from the Amer
icnn colonies coneratulating him upon Ills
Escape. lie l,ts also received Il number Of
threatening letters.
THE ltUUSEI.ES9 1S1IAnITAST5
nre destitute.
C4AItTl.InOEA.
I,1:1T11, March lS.-Whpn thu customs OIL
GERS boarded yessel loaded will. 0il.caka
from New Orlcnns, box was discovered
containing several Thousand cartridges 1t
is stated 1t wns originally Intended to dis
charge the cargo Mt Queenstown. The po-
lice lave tnkcn charge Ut the~cartrltlgcs.
, 1881-03-19

II Invariably Cures Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Tllroats,
Asthma, Group, and NIL A1fec-
tions Of tho Breathing Organs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12
r

An old physician, retiring from
active practice, having had placed
in his hands by an last India Mis-
sionary the formula of a simple veg
e,able remedy tor the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumption.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma. and all
Throa, and Lung affections, also a
positive and radical cure for general
Debility and al! nervous complaints.
after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, feels i, his duty TO
make it known to his suffering tel.
lows. The recipe will be sent free
OF charge, to all who desire il. with
full directions for preparing and sue
cessfully using. Every pa'ien, is al
so entitled TO a copy free OF The
COMPLETE PHYsIclAN,' a work u
nearly $40 pages. containing over
1000 formulas. The latest and Bes,
family Medical work out. Address.
with stamp, or stamp SELF addressed
envelope, DIR. NJ. T. BELL. l6I v.
Calrert ST., BALTIMORE, Mp.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

Fell asleep in jess II, SUNDAY,
Nov. 9th. 1881. Ms Na.la.., X
Lynch, wife OF L,n.u~i Lr.cii. E>q
She leaves six children anA many
friends and relations to mour their
| IS, bu, they sorrow no; as th Sc
without hope, for they know the
loving mother, gentle " ite and sym
pa,hlzlng friend is now reaping the
reward Of a we'll spent l;te Of -
years. She died surrounded by her
husband. children and g%rand-chi!-
dren, exhor,ing them o meet her n
Heaven. She had been an invalid
for months, bu, bore her suff-rings
with patience and christian torti.
tnde. In her passage through the
Valley of the Shadow ct Death, her
Savior was with her. She had long
been a consistent member of the
Presbyterian chnrch in lIll>boro.
Her end was peace. Her husband
and children rise up and call her
blessed. "May. we die the death OF
the righteous, and may our last end
be like theirs &.
THERE Is A NATURAL BODY
immortal is my mother, know,
Not summers turf nor winters snow :
Nor depth of earth could turn to nOught
SO much of life and love and thought.
And yet that form | did intrust
To kindred earth, the dust to dust,
And thither still my thoughts will tend
As if TO find my vanished mother.
And there | tende,ly laid down
The hands that fondly clasped my w
The eyes that knew and answered mine
With many a meaning, loving sign,-
The lips familiar with my nalne
That freely called me and | cGme,-
The breast that harbored all goodwill
The loving heart now cold and still.
o sheltering Earth. henceforth defend
All thou hast garnered of my mother
Against the wintry tempests beat,
Against the summers scorching heat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

The Ncwbern Commercial News
takes he following from The Wash
ington Press, and says that it is a
banning shame to the County Com
miseioners aud a lasting disgrace to
he peoples at Beaufort county
We have never thought i, a wise
move in'our County Commissioners
10 dispense With the county asylum
Cor the sfrk and INDECENT, poor, aud
.ubsequenl exents have proven tina,
the dispensing with it has worked
badly and suffering humanity calls
Tor its restoration" or some other
means looking after and fostering
The poor. The death of several
panpcrs has suggested this matter to
US. and the last death that has &C
Cured demands at our hands some
remarks.
A white man was put in charge O.
a colored shop.keeper near Market
rect, the county making a small
allowance for his support. The
white man being invalid aud will
little or no medical attention dice
on Monday without even ,hesneces
si,iea of life, either Of medicine, foo
or clothing lying upon boards Gov
cred with straw and in an out shcilc
just large enough TO hold his re
mains, through the roof of which tn
rain tell upon him while sick aud O.
lis corpse after being laid out.
Humanity calls for help. w
witnessed this scene and saw tn
poor emaciated form still in deatl
wrapped in homcspun with the raj
drops standing upon it. Others vii
messed the scene and were mortified
We repeat humanity demands tina
such things shall cease. The abo'
isL.lng Of the county aims nous
throws the poor on the hands Of tn
public, and what is everybody's bu'
>iness is nobody's business, and tn
poor consequently suffer. Where
the good in q county governmer
when the mere matter of form {
keeping a road in order and keepin
bridge in repair, aud seeing that
county official gets his pay, and
the same time a poor unfortunate
allowed to die alone, uncared 70
aud wi hout ever medical attention
We repeat that such things shout
not and will not be long tole, aztec
1t the county authorities will nc
sustain 4 home for the poor. the
should make ample arrangement
for their support otherwise, and nc
only make such arrangements b,
see TO it that they are carried III,
effect
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

lr Is sad that the Ninth Massa
rhu>rl:- Regiment, while at York.
Town nj Richmond, behaved in a
most di..racrtul manner Many OF
the ,ncmiers were drunk, insulting
n !">. imrnding upon private tamA-
lee and acting only as rorghs and
,~.-cal> could act. Nov i,hslanding
ms conduct. on their return to Bos.
ton lhcy published articles III the pa
rcts ,rsduciug the South and espe.
ciaiy ma'igning the people OF Rich
mou,l. That ,hey behaved shame.
lc>sI, i- proven by the FAC, thu, the
Regiment WAS placed under arres,
hy Gen. Hancock, and other North.
ern Regiments refused To have All,
association with them. The above
We take from an exchange. w.
hope j, ia exaggerated, and await, the
report Of tho Committee sent on,
from Massachusetts 10 investigate
.he reported bad conduc, Of this
Regimen, while At Rich.,cnd.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

TIE Noes and Observer says the
election news Tuesday night by tel
cCraph was very mcaCre. but We
gather ,ha, n. Republicans have
carried Massachusetts, and the Dem
ocra,s New York. Virginia is in
doubt. Both parties are said To be
confident. The account Of the muir
der Of the four whites at Meridian,
MISS, by negroes, is u Q. those
brutal outrages which ,hc whites do
no, seem 10 have sufficiently guarded
against.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

READ the communication con-
corning The House of Rest" 10 be
found in another column. The poor
and unfortunate Of our country must
rot be entirely overlooked. Bic sel
is he who remembers the poor, the
Lord will deliver him in time oil
trouble.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

No fewer than FIVE "e%n,erprising
showmen" have visited Cleveland in
the hope of purchasing the funeral
a which conveyed the remains OF
President Garfield, and have offered
very large prices for it-s5o,0OO, i,
is said, in one case. The persons in
authority have refused even TO listen
to such offers. The car is to be ell.
closed in q handsome case con
structed in a large part Of plate
glass and preserved in the cemetery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

Two hundred horses have died in
Baltimore Of Pink Eye" within a
few days.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12
In London the price paid for Con
federate bonds has been Sl7.5O

SLANT l TAKE A BLUE PILL?2
No, don't take it and run the risk OF
mercurial poisons, but when bilious
and cons,ipated get a package OF the
celebrated Kidney Wort, and it will
speedily cu,c you. 1t is natures
great remedy tor constipation, and
for all kidney and liver diseases. i,
acts promptly on these great organs
and so restores health, strength and
vigor. 1t is put up in liquid and
dry form, both acting with equal e.
ficiency. Price 81. See adv.
AT the colored fair was shown a
gun owned by Henry Berry Low
cry, the famous outlaw. 1t is a
Maynard, with two sets Of barrels,
one ritled, the ether smoolh-bore.
and is liz a case which contains a
wonderfully complete apparatus TO-,
making cartridges. With this gun
he X Il q several persons, among
them his mother. Ills initials III
- Is ~ are cut Ii tie stock
Nears- OJserrer.
II e trial Of Gui'cau was consid.
erred At i Cabinet meeting, and AT.
t,iney General MarNraoh said that
i, was not bis business 10 conduct
the case. 1t ~, certain that the
government viii be ready 10 90 or
with tie trial at the time appointed,
mex, Monday. 1-1,h inst.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

4 KIND WoKD OF ADvICE.-Ii
YOU ieel yourself growing weak,
your strength failing, the natural
functions OF the body becoming i'm
paired, take warning in time your
system needs Iron, which, when com.
bined with proper vegetable ex.
tracts, produces . tonic OF rare me-
dlcinal> effect. Such a remedy is
Browns Iron Bi,;ers. Bay j, OF
your druggist aud do not be per.
suaIed to take a substitute, for this
is the only remedy which gives per.
manent strength. l, contains no al.
cohol, nor does it blacken the teeth,
1t receives the universal endorse,
ment Of clergytnen, physicians, drug.
gists, aud all who have used it.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-11-10

ga GIRLS CHOICE. 1T was in
drug store of course. All interesting
incidents occur in drug stores, that is
nearly all. She was pretty, with blue
eyes and golden hair, one Of those kind
of beauties the poet would have called
an angel" but for the fact that
colony of pimples on her fair fronts
piece precluded all thought of n celes-
tial being, Bowing timidlyto the hand
some clerk, she asked for "Swayne's
Ointment for skin diseases, p" and upon
receiving it vanished like the morning
dew before the Summer sun.