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THE IRISH SITUATION.
Strong Words Of the United Ireland, Par
nell's Organ.

DUBLIN, July 22.-The United Ireland,
Parnell's organ, commenting on the po-
litical situation, says; THE Marquis of
Salisbury will be compelled ere long to
produce his manacles. During the past
year the Irish people have submitted to
the bitterest privations and extortions pa.
tiently Judicial rents are becoming
daily more impossible for the tenantry to
pay, and more unbearable. Its absolute.
ly hopeless TO expect any redress from the
English Parliament. 1t is not in human
nature for the Irish tenantry to longer re-
frain from helping themselves. The land
lords will fight for their rents with fire,
sword or crowbar, thus obliging Lord
Salisbury to pray Parliament to assist
the landlords by some new tangled cOer-
cion act Then will come the tug of war. ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-30

RALE'S h0heI Is the ocst Cough cure, % Doc, 81
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties 25c
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunon>, 2lc
HILLS HAIR g. WHISPER DYE-Black S Brown, 5Oc
PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in Minute, Csc
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are a sure cure, 6Oc
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Death of a Well-Known Horseman.

BUFFALO, July 22.--William Lockwood,
a well-known horseman fell dead this
afternoon in this city. 1t is supposed
heart disease was the cause.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
In Indigestion. ni,d as a. Nerye Food.

DIR. II. q. lIITCHCOCK, Kalamazoo, Mich,
says: u have useu It in many cases of indi-
gestton depending upon nervous exhaustion,
nerve food"
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mas WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill.
drcn teething, is the prescription Of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with nevcr-taling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the pro-
cess OF tecthing its value is incalculablc. Ii re-
hcvcs the child from pain, cures dyscntery
and diarrhpa, gripping in the bowels, and
wlnd-colic. by giving health to the child il
tests the mother. Price zoe, II bottle.
AprlmWs-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-30

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, July 25.-An eXplo-
sion has occurred in "A government maya
zine near here. About 40 persons were
killed and several injured.
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OPINION AND COMMENT.
Modern .MartS RS.
Boston Transcript


The beer boycott in New York is having
so great an effect upon Mr.. Ehret's bust
ness that he will be obliged to discharge
one-fourth of his employees. The dele gates
of the Central Labor Union meanwhile 90
about from saloon to saloon, ordering
beer, and refusing to drink it upon ascer-
tanning that it is of Ehret's brewing. The
sturdy determination which causes these
men to turn from a freshly drawn schoon-
er of beer. in easy arm s reach, Is ample
proof of the fact that the age of martyrs
has not departed.
Will They Crowd the Scholars Hereafter ?
Springfield Republican,
There is a painful distance between Mt.
Desert and Saratoga. When the Ameri-
can teachers institute landed 1000 teach
ers at Bar Harbor, tbs other day, there
was absolutely no place for them to stay
over night. The hotels acted very surlily
and let them but few rooms many were
taken back to other places, 10 miles, and
some slept five in bed. The railroad and
local authorities did the best they could,
but Bar Harbor will not catch another
crowd like that, if ii knows it.
Consistency. Thou Art Paste Jewel.
boston Journal
1t is only few days since the New York
IVOrld. addressed IA very able and amiable
editorial to its city contemporaries i'm
ploring them in the interest of decency
to cease their personal attacks upon each
other. Yet the ITOrId of Sunday address
es the editor OF the star as as "the social
parasite and journalistic prostitute, Mr.
Blk Dorsheimer,' and declares that he
has betrayed every trust, proven recreant
to every political organization, and proven
false to every friendship etc, etc. The
WOrld should peruse afresh It's own ad-
monitions on the subject of journalistic
courtesy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-15
LIE ~ I'.iIG CAMPS.
\ Tr;rih!r Da! :or The sn"Itcr!c--.crhs OF
+i,hiIrs-.

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~Pcnitcntiary Poet.

The following lines were composed sii
he earthquake Ivy n cOlorcd convict wo'
ng at the pcnitcntiary brick yard:
Judgement must bc comm,
The earth is on a shake;
All the boys are sCrcamin',
And to their heels do take.
The hens begin TO tackle,
And rails Il mighty fuss;
The convict shakes his shacklc
And den says pray | mus.
De cart hab got de ager,
An tryin' to shake it off;
Den it'll take dc fever,
And Ill git in dc loft.
Gwinc to be awful hot
When dis big world git sick,
AL dc buckra faces
BE rcd as any brick.
De cart am cabin somcwllar.
| know dis for a fac:
I'll git Ohcr in my armchair
And peep through yonder crack.
Is lookin' obcr Wonder
Whar dat old church do stan,
An den begin TO wonder
VIII dat stccplc strike the san.
People mighty spicious,
DER eyes arc turnin' white;
For it shook der guilty conscience,
Ana now dcy'S all polite.
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THE BUSINESS MEN on EAsTBAI SPEAK
nIpV
All Look with Confidence and Couroyc to the
Future.
LFrom tho Nowg anl Conlier.l

AN October atmosphere of cheerful
hustle pcryodcd East Bay yesterday. Hcav
lily laden trucks rumblcd through the bust
ness thorOuglfarc, street cars iingIcl to
and fro, and an active, pushing thromg
jostled along the sidewalks and the lately
popular "middlc Of the road The Bay
threw off its lethargy and went to work
The accumulated business Of tie earth
quake week was in process of transaction,
and there was also a great deal of new bust
ness in the way of repairs.
From the post Office TO the custom house
a large force of hands were mt work, and
during the day n number of buildings were
cleared of their topping bricks, shored up
and temporarily rooted. All this made
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Good Tor The Child,

The ailments of childhood need careful
attention and wise treatment. Some
people think anything is good enough
for n child, and there isn't much the
matter with it anyhow" But judicious
mothers know better, and do as Mrs. II.
w. Perry, of Richmond, Va, does. She
says: 81 take Browns Iron Bittcrs and
give it to my children with the most sat.
factory results" Sold everywhere.
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why some People Marry.

Some people marry for the fun Of tho
thing, and never see whore it comes in.
This is discouraging.
Some MARI Tor the sake of n eood
companion, and never discover then
mistake. This is lucky.
Man is a tickle "crittcr." Even Adam.
who had his wife made to order, found
more or less fault with her.
Don't marry n man for his reputation.
1T is liable to be only n second hand
affair borrowed from his ancestors.
Many women have married men for
their fine exterior. But that's all there
Is to an ancient egg worth mentioning.
Marriage resulting from love at first
sight is generally wedding bliss on n par
with SOur milk. One or the other gets
swim lied and often both.
Many a nan has married for beauty
only to learn that he paid 800 Tor what
"a be purchased for 20 cents at all
druggists. This is hard.
But few people marry for pure love,
and they in after years suspicion that
what were at the time p%rOmptinga of the
tender passions were, in all probability,
but the first symptoms of cholera NOR
bus.
The man who marrics a woman sim
ply because she is n dandy arrangement
to have about the house docs so from n
pure business stan APPOINT, and in the
end, if not compelled to support him,
she has done better than many women
II knows of.
1N..-,, ,s,...1 - ~
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''.MOTTIEFS
FRIEND!"
HESazEEzzEs3EREEHHuza

Not only shortcns
tljC timc of labor and
lessons the intensity
of pain, but, it
greatly d%iminishcs the
danger to life of both
mother and child, and
leaves tie mother i'm IA
condition highly IA.
Vorablc To speedy re-
cuvcIy, and far less
Liable To flooding, con
missions, and other
alarming sy mptoms
incident to slow on.
painful labor. lis
truly wonderful cnica.
cy in this respect en-.
titles ii TO be called
TIE NJ OF III + RS
FRIEND and to be
ranked rs one Of the
life saving remedies
of the nineteenth CEN
tGly.
IRON the nature of
.tlc case it will of
course hc understood
that we cannot pub.
fish certificates con.
corning this REMEDY
without wGunding tho
Gclicacy oGthc writer's.
Yet we have hundreds
of such testimonials ON
tile. and no mother
who has once used it
viii ever again be
without il i'm her tiIno
of trouble.
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Aprummcnt physician lately remarked
20 the proprietor, tl'ut If it were admissible
20 make public IL" letters we receive, the
"Mriivg,' friend" would outscll anything
on He market.
GLNrLrMEn.: During my career i'm the
prlc'icy ui medicine | usc; your "MOTll-
Eh'S FRIEND" in a great number of
eases, with IhC liappic,t results in every
in.tancr. 1t makes labor easy, ~laStcns dc
livery and recovery, and INSURE SAFETY
can he induced to 80 through the ordeal
without il after once using it.
Yours truly,
+. T.. PENNINGTON, NJ. ID.
Palmetto, Ga, June 10, 1881.
Send for our Treatise on 'IIcalth and
Happiness of Woman" mailed free.
BRADtIElD REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
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EARTHQUAKES RusiDLINGs.
Confidence Returning Charity from all Part
of Iho " ORD.

Business has bppO rpODcnCl along the
whorvos NJ ChorIc.ton Cotton factors
and fuIi Of confIonco in The fnturc. and
declare their nnrpose To- make Charles.
ton n bigger place than ever. In the
market and on the streets the old
familiar sounds of "sibby bean. "'okra'n
tomOttis." 'raw shrimp" etc. are heard
again.
The T. s Enpinocrs in Charleston
have begun tlcir survey. The postofficc
is seriously damaged. Tie Custom
Housc ]portico i iuilrcl. The cluh
house ON Meeting Street will be pulled
down. The rear OF the Wcstcrn Union
puluin3 - u"'H$cioy5'
1ot.on "o'ol4 W nv 10 "Hi'' PHuo"
~ ~ i",it 'ti' !T 40 C,,,ninJ! pu,.c" Uni
the board is that a 'Irgc nroportion Of
the vacant houses are safe. and they
recommend 70 tncir owners 70 rrturn f.
them.
Prof. Niece. before Leaving Charles
ton, wrote a letter saving that the dan
ger is most probably over. He adds
that in case OF shock, however severe,
those in doors should remain there till
the disturbance is over. He rejects the
ldea OF tidal waves or volcanic cruptionS.
inc cohtlhHlnS shocks ne deems cNI-
oencC OF %'ic'|' us tAcE tCh0 10 restore
m
M H v I 1Hml"nI = oi3"i.I%ln8 In
NC" iorh "nu "lhcf citioa ior tiG IUr-
ton nj thr"" Nor rrmt
T,o | ~
,oriii11 SIGi nEo o. -, tn E"i,ih'n4,v LILY NY
onI iii T imnr"o ~, ,",.mt ! " "'W
;Tha ~ nt r.,rI inG @iito5't,' - oI''g."'
of the United States up to WcdnIsd,v
reached $40, T37.G1.
The News and Courier says: ''Thc
refugees are proiusc III their ackuowl-
cdglncnt OF the many hindncsScs that
have been shown thcm by the people Of
Columbia
There wosn laIIinooT in tbo nnmhar os
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

NNIIE rwmor that the Principal will re-
4 move To Columbia, :. c., i, mistake.
lie has purchased the controlling interest
N the CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTl-
IRE; has spent 1000 in rrnovating and
improving the buildings, and is now max
III" more valuable Improvements than
ever. tn" hUiIhimg, is lighted with gas,
furnaces, has /. and cold water baths,
ana ii..,-cIaSs appointments as a Boarding
Srhoo! III every respect. "
No moro experienced and accomplished
corps OF Teachers i, to he found in the
South, and tie Music and Art Department
ale unsurpassed.
E"I' session begins September |, 1886.
For Catalogue apply To the Principal
REV. WM. Il. ATKINSON,
AugllL2m Charlotte Y n
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BIRTHS AND EATus


Only three births have been recorded at
the Office Of the health department since
crcd children. 1t is probable, however,
that more children have been born.
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the day 4 notable ono after the gloom and
tOrpOr of the week.
4 reporter of the Noes ana Courier
yesterday visited most OF the large business
houses on the Bay ana inquired as to their
readiness for business and judgment of the
seasons prospects. All the firms were
found busy and all spoke with confidence
and courage Of the future.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-05
IN SOCIETY'S DOMAIN
Items OF the Past and News
for This Week.
C0lPlW 8S MILITARY GAlAa.
The L. l. e. Calendar Peiton' =
nsis 90 Christening Party Inc
f0rtni ghtlY CiI0 Another Re-
csption This Meek.

To tac Society s.ii1sr Isl 80 aAa-a -aEaAtD
orsnd kaplis Mich. Dee l. iss6.-lt Is
a patent lacf lhat discussions abOuJ.reforma-
tory measures 30 not continue long Gnless
there Is something worth while al issue.
therefore consider the replies. such as they
are 20 tae articles written oy nae in this
paper % be glrtaai acknowledgment that
shat I nave sail il Horthy OF some con
sidera.lon. zm therefore battered by
these replies In one OF them the broad
assertion Is male that President
Cleveland poses IS the fashion plate
of America. beg 20 difeT with Merritt.
few days since I read ia New York
paper that Pierre LOrillard created some
thing Of sensation by entering a fashion
able ballroom. wearing ia lieu Of the Gus
to1ary dress coat bGb-tsil sack. as 30 y
would cal IL. II Vas stated IN the same ar
ucir thar the example set By the New
York millionaire would in all likelihood
change the style IN dress for the season.
This IS but one Of many such examples, ana
il Merritt only knows it. American fash
ions Tor men are set rather by metropolitan
miil.onaires than by presidents. May be
This should not be so, bat IL is. Il is there
fore nay opinion tnaf the last part Of ''Mer-
r'lls article 5 applicable 20 himself rather
thsn 20 rae.
a
shows longer pair OF ears than my friend
Merritt Let Is reason for a moment,
Ia the social world as in other departments
~ Life. there are strata ranging from the
lowest 10 highest, with we'll defined inter
mediate stages. Two or three Australian
r1ot-diggers assembled together FOR purpos-
- of recreation, be 10 bat % smoke their
pipes Of mud. and gossip in their rude way
form perhaps a fair representation of the
lowest stratum Of society. The Hunt ball
gence and beauty OF the eastern metropolis
highest Development Of aesthetic
cui-gre and social refinement obtains,
forms fair sample of the highest stratum.
digger would make violent objection 90 adj
ball, unless 10 would De to don dresscoat
and st-nt about In gavkish and savage
delight even as C-nnibts do in the
garments If missionaries, whom they have
eaten. Do Merritt and ~" understand
me- OR : 10 necessary for me 70 add that
this feeling prevails in the same degree
proporti0nate. of course. 20 the position
occupied In al the various strata of society.
toward those station, higher th-n their
own IL was my wish 70 lift
our society here as near as possible 10 that
existing in the higher circles. and thus
benefit myself as well a "yerritt' & Y -
I perceive in their obsiinacy, however
Just Il suggestion II the root digger. II
they are unwilling 10 follow the fashions OF
IN their present condition.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-05
GREAT BANK ROBBERY
Terrific Combat Between the
Robbers and the Police.
THREE POLICE lA0 THO ROBBERS SHOT
The Robbers Escape. but Two OF Then
are Probably Fatally "oUnoed---A
waseriy. o. Bank Robbed OF
Great Sums OF Money.

CHLLIcoIBE, o.. Dec AT so O'Clock
this morning four escaping hank robbers
and four policemen Of this city engaged in
a terrific encounter, resulting IN the shoot
ing Of three of the policemen and two Of
the robbers and the escape OF the latter
Late last evening a stranger negotiated with
iiyeryman Miller for the hire oi baroucne.
desiring 10 drive 10 Kingston, ten miles dis
iant. Miller. regarding him with suspicion,
refused 10 let out the rig unless accompan-
led by a driver To THIS The stranger
objected. AT 3 o'clock be again ap-
peared and succeeded in getting the DarOuche
for a short drive As lie left the stable
Miller recognized in him the men who had
hired rig from him one year ago, the
night of the pOstOfiice robbery al Naverly,
and ordered hO.tler 10 mount and follow.
A short distance away he was joined by
three men. and passing through unire-
quenied streets headed for Mayerly, the
county seat. The hO.tler followed several
miles returned and Informed Mlller. who
Al once notified Chief Of Police Regney.
Three policemen were summoned, and the
officers started in pursuit.
About ! o'clock tins morning. Night
watchman schwartz OF Wayerly, encOun-
tered four men, who seized ana oyerp0w
cred him. carrying him sntO the rear room
OF Emmett. bank, the door Of which had
previously been broken open. Schwa-iz
was gagged and bound TO a chair The rob-
bers then lel.urely opened the vault door.
IL is not known how much money was OBJ
Jained, as after an hours work the vault
doors were carefully closed and the handles
knocked of rendering it impossible 10 open
the vault until al expert arrives, VINO has
been telegrtphed for.
Watchman Schwnrts, however, states
that he saw many large packages of money
IN the robbers hands. Schwarts finally
worked himself loose AZ 4 o'clock and gave
an alarm
At 3 o'clock Chief Rigney aad Officers
Hall, WillOth and BrooSmeyer were with
in three miles of Waverly when a rig rap
idly approached. Riguey called a hal.
which was complied with The four Occu-
pants asked what was wanted. Rigney told
them they were wanted wheTeupOn they
began firing Fl the officers. Twenty-Five or
more shots were exchanged. Chief Regney
received a glance shOt on the back Of his
head rendering him inscnsiole. officer
BrOokmyer was wounded in the right arm.
officer Willoth stopped three bullets. one IN
the shoulder and one in each of his legs.
The robbers whipped up ;heir horses and
escaped and the police were unable L. again
oyertake them.
The robbers drove 10 Three Locks station
on the SciOta Valley Railroad, but were too
late 20 catch the morning express, as Was
evidently their intention. only two men
were on the barouche when they reached
the station, and they hasii teft Tor the
timber There is no doubt tb:t the other
two were wounded and were placed in hid
ing among the bills Late tnis evening it IS
reported that the dead body OF one OF the
| rObbers had been found
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-05
PELroN.


The grand military fair which has beer
agitating the members Of Co. B., and ha.
stimulated many a sweetheart's nimble
fingers TO untiring work for the past two OF
three weeks, IS az last ready 70 open. and
tomorrow the public will he let into the
arnory 90 see the result OF all this planning
and labor. The fair is given, =, most peo-
pie know, as a method or raising money &c
defray the expenses incident 20 trip down
10 Washington next year. With the osten-
sible purpose Of securing some one OF the
military prizes 20 be given >, the National
prize drill 20 30 held at toe cspitOl city in
the Spring. The armory las been fitted up
nicely a0i 1t present has the appearance Of
one of the o'diimed hail. preparing for \
Christmas celebration Booths have been
built In eccentric shapes ,r0nnd the side. Of
the building and in them. presided over by
Eiusom msidens. will be arranged almost
evsry article 0f utility or virtu from Chinese
blick-a brack tO = bel slat The various
companies and business firms oyer the city
have male generous donations Of the good =
they deal IN. and so far as the good will of
the community goes. The week will be n
profitable one for Go. p. The fair will open
tomorrow ight a. : clock and will con-
'iDue everv night durinE the week Thurs
dag and Saturday tho sale vii DO carried on
during the afternoon. ~ well as the even
inr
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-05
FIVE CENTS

oi tAt State shsi have good fassau O. dauni
tne s3-fsagy uf AtA sASh corporation or a.
SOFIA t-- he NAV Af f1e expense az sueh
tt'f i"tt~tiiu Vf hss.itIatIuI. cause al fkanl-
iAesi.'l sag i.s hopAs nuu i'aptrs ,a bs n.sas
AND q aAtn ekaailIi4Ilul estsbii i~tts the
iAi iAsi stiuh Corporation at association IL
AuAait io carry ou ,.s contracts wifl iis
members sn eoao i4itl. oI is irausact,na its
nlsiiiees ifsl1uitAuf lt mas revoke The
sal 4eni3 say sucA corporation ur association
ala lrfhibil a ifau doinl blssuessn
~ "a tnt examination uade ty las lau,-
missioner of lusarucs 81 ans association
efssu-. ea under the iaW ia quosimn ihe
,pia aiiasioner should tua flai 4uife q lar,e
ittuporicn az iut meI. nefs ol such associa.
ioA wtfe minors 4uo that ID aoula ht in-
pasaitls for tilt eampauy IL enforce The
payment oi assrssueli irom saol mem
nsf,. il NoElo uol la unreasonable - can-
cuAe shat nar State af iacfs authorizing the
revocation oi ihf authority ol suth com.
iaas existed. laueIv faal ii would he
"'s'.f 81 sol. a.. iiliIf..l.t ....t 60 atrD.-
teis ioi tAt reason ilss |i could hut come
pe- .Ae psNDlrut 0f assessments which
n'ishl he made ll.oI q large number uf ils
corilofaiofs
Nv eonciuson therefore is. that insur-
ahoe IT iais character was nef Anaeiustrd
pf iil lteler1 ry chapter lle az HoafIl'a
o-aiN lts and the ac. ui lass suppieuionLne
'iie sH mo and flai il VIt b. proper Tor YOU
O. fdiuse to Icfusf elnuanits or...f.ssoa
uDeci THIS las wiict afe irauss-i na ius1r-
aAes 81 ihls character and lnsurine miuurs
asaiufi whom she enforcement ~ uaVm.f.
oi aairs>meots sau noi bf made
Nerf laspecifuiiY
AAsks iAeoaI1.
lIlnTugt General
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-05

The ladies' Literary Club have prepared
and published a calendar for i.s7, through
special committee selected for that pur-
pose It reflects great credit uTon the
ladies IN SO much as II is entirely original
With them. probably being The only one Of
che kind ever issued To Is composed of
original and selected sentiments contr5u-
tea bY over Two hundred present and for
wfr T. L. q. members escn lsdvs selection
being placed on fne c.ri bearing the date
II her birth or as uesr ir A. possible. QUO
tafions are msde from about one hundred
~ the most noted authors. and there il
fronts piece or dedication aud a inis Th.
calendar Is printed ga he.r7 larn ledger
gaper. sud rs cover isscomp ere min -ture
csiends~ fhst 81 ae usei throughout the
year The cs'entsr ls m.f< con- eiete BIZ =
handsome cax reCepric's highly polished
bearing a monogram composed - fLc iet-
fe-s T. g. g. T. may 10 adjusted to tas
val b~ rich bow 0f rho0n Cf ar7 color
fn1f rsv suit the owners fancy. Only =
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