The Daily Review
ljSfH, Ra. HUii Prop
v , VOIS, N. ).
MO.l'il, JUNE 9. I S.
VIEWS AN ii KEV i .
Ei Queen Isabella, of Hpain, atiil
holds her little court in a quiet way in
republican Paris.
Queen Victoria drinks tea out of a sau
cer. As this isthe right and eensible way
to drink it, it is to be hoped that she will
persevere and sal a wholesome example.
Edward Sr. Stokes is dabbling in, the
mining busiiss on the Pacific coast. He
is mentioned in a Montana City Nev.)
newspaper a? sell.ng his interest in one
mine for t65,000.
Somebody stole $o00 from Mrs Lym n
of Daltou, Mass. She suspected her
youthful son. and whipped him until he
declared tout he was the tor f; hut in
vestigation pr V! d him innocent.
A Greenback orator in Iowa tafia Li-
audience that Communism in France
means the same filing as Sialism in Ger
many, and Socialifin in Germany the same
thing as Nihilism in Russia, and Nihilism
jn Russia the same thing as Greenbackism
in the United Mates.
Mrs. Gladstone says that the mournful
look on Mr. Gladstone's face depicted in
Millais's portrait is due to his intense
grief at the condition to which the Con
servative party have brought the country.
Mrs. Lawrence makes speeches in the
streets of Norwich, Conn., abusing the
clergy and violently assailing Christian
ity. Her tougue is long and active, and
she can always command large aud
iences. The public baths in New York have
already been opened for the season. Du
ring the bathing season of last year 2,457,
657 bathers were registered, the expense
of maintenance being Si 8,302. The
baths are free.
Quite a number of Americans have
found employment within the last year
on the London newspapers, and have sue
ceeded in infusing a little of the brightness
and vivacity of American journals into
those prosy Bheeta.
Senator McDonald, of Iudiana, t-ays
tfcat the Ohio campaign will be fought
on the issues of State control of elections,
without the interference of the Presi
dent by means of the army, and a bi me
tallic standard for the paper currency of
the country.
The last story told of Prince Bismarck
is marked with his usual condensed and
caustic humor. Prince Battenberg, the
newly-elected ruler of Bulgaria, paid a
visit to the chancellor of the German
Empire.aud asked his advee about accept
ing the post effe red him. "Take it by'
all means' said the chancellor; "it will
always be a p'easant souvenir."
The boot and shoe trade of Boston
shows the same improvement that almost
every branch of industry exhibits this
spring. The shipment" of boots and shoes
from the Hub last week tooted up 20,
214 cases, or over 7,000 more than tor the
corresponding week last year, and the
shipments for the first five months of the
year aggregate 681,673 cases, against
581,253 in the corresponding period bt
1878.
A young man who saw a fellow fall
prostrate on the sidewalk in a Western city
drunk and insensible, concluded to make
some observations. He accordingly step
jed into a dark corner from which point
he could see without being seen. He de
clares that inside of fifteen minutes six
different men passiug along and seeiug
the drunken man lying on the sidewalk,
scooped over him anil went through his
pockets.
The Fulton (N. Y ) Patriot prints a
uote from Mr. T. A. Edison, dated May 20,
iu which he says: 4 1 have nothing new at
present to communicate regarding the
electric light, but the whole sub' ct will go
through the press mill ere long, as 1 am
just now rounding up the corners, and ex
pect iu a short time to show the unbelievers
something that will make them doubt no
longer. As soon as 1 am ready to make an
exhibition of" the light here 1 shall open
my laboratory."
The Philadelphia Wain rH Street Thea
tre is the oldest theatre in the United
States. The owner is J. S. Clarke, the
actor, who lives in London most of the
time. Clarke bought the Broad Street
Theatre, in Philadelphia, a tew years ago,
and played there on his last visit to this
country, instead-of goiuff to the Walnut,
as usual. Manager Goodwin, the
lessee of the Walnut, retalia
ted by hiring the Park Theatre,
and transferring his best engagements to
that house, leaving only second rate
stars to the Walnut. The latest blow at
the Walnut was the production of an ab
surd drama from the peu of a Philadeh.
phia court interpreter. Nearly all the
lawyers of the city made the occasion one
ofgreat hilarity, jibing the author, com
menting louify4iO the play, and hector
iag the unfcrtuuamJ?erformers,
SELL AND GIVE.
It is fashionable quite fashionable to
quote Scripture, but not so fashionable to
practice It. Now and then a rare instance
.-'-. UailT , rule in f r 'be preaching aid
no f r ih- nr.f l.'-ers. We 5 id t e fol
low iug in an xrhatig Some ptple wh
quote Script u re moai fveely ould say ths-t
Me man wa.- in TAhilt- b.Ut a few would
ai uw tijeir Lbouti to tjugefr on the in
j motion tv"Lj up for ourselves treasures
in Heaven, where neither moth imr ins1
doth corrupt ana where thieves do not
break through nor steal :'
Edward Alexander Guy, of Cincinnati,
was in 1862 possessor of $40,000. He
a well educated, intelligent young man.
and particularly pious. Convinced that
the scriptural text, 'Sell all that ye have
and give "aim?,' was a binding injunction,
he began to dispose of his property and
give 'he money to the poor. He iiestowed
the gifts slow ly and carefully, and it .va
not until lsiJ that tne last, doll .r was
gone. He is now a religious rnnsiona y
in Cincinnati, penniless, but completely
absorbed in bis work.
I
EAKLY ADVENT OF) THE COT
TON WORM.
Prof C. V. Riley says that he h.js had
auLneutic reports of the appearance ot the
cotton worm at different points in th--Qojith.
He has just receive 1 a letter from
Judge James L Bailey, of Marion. Aia ,
showing that the worm ha been found
in a full-grown condition thus eariy in
the season, just south dl his locality.
Pruf E. A. Sm th, of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
reports the same thiug The past winter
was very severe, and this j early appear
ance of the worm, taken) in connection
with the fact that Judge Bailey found th''
moths abundantly coming from winter
quarters early in the spring, would seem
to effectually settle In j the
affirmative the J mooted u iesti''U
as to the possibility of tne in
sects hybemating in the United State: .
Prof. Riley, who bad charge of the cotton
worm investigation while entomologist of
the Department of Agriculture, is now
vigorously purouiug the same inquiry on
beh If of the United States Kutomologica!
Commission, which is nw requireil-by
iaw to do si; and noi withstanding the un
certainty about the passage of the pending
legislative bill, he has engaged sum :ieut
observers in Alabama and Georgia, and
has sent to Southern Texas a special
agent, who will make his headquarters for
the summerjat Columbus. Prof. Ri'ey will
go South himself just as soon as an op
portunity for practical experiment offers.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE C0NFED
L RATE BRIGADIERS.
In our local columns of this issue will
be found an account of a new, and we
trust, effective method for the adminis
tration of justice. There is only ene
element lacking to make the affair a
first-class sensation for the Northern out
rage mill.
Had the parties who administered the
punishment been white men, or had any
whites advised or encouraged the proceed
ings, there would have arisen a howl of
indignation which would have been heard
from Maine to Minnesota, and Senators
Blaine, Edmunds, Anthony, Conkling,
Windom, Logan and others would have
had plenty of new material for their old
chronic texts. The colored people, how
ever, had the entire control of the matter
from beginning to end, and thus robbed
the stalwarts of the North of a golden
opportunity to malign our people. Iu
this instance there were no whites present
to curtail the colored men of their rights,
and, although the proceedings were
"extra-judicial," we tnink they were
"rights ' which the majority of the whites
are bound to respect.
There is another feature in this act,
however, entirely ou side of politics, which
must commend itself to intelligent people,
as manifesting an' advance in the chara
tsr, aims and ambitions of the colored race.
For a number of years since the war.
when a colored man had served out bis
sentence for a punishment incurred for an
violation" of the law, and had been dis
charged from prison, he was hailed with a
sort of ovation, and received in some col
ored circles as an eq nl and an as ociate of
whom there was noieason to feel disgrC i.
Within the past few years, however,
there has been a decided tendeucy on the
past of the more respectable colored peoplt
to ignore and taboo those who had br en
c mvicted for crime, and to teach the of
fenders of :he law that they could expec.
but little mercy from the race which thej
were helping to coniiuue J in disgrace am:
odium. This is right, and, while we aie
opposed, on general principles, to the man
ner in which punishment was administered
at Halifax, we are confident that the resuit
will prove beneficial to the colored people
of the State.
The act was very unkind towards the
stalwarts of the North. It has said to
them virtually, "We need none of youi
officious intermeddling in the affairs of the
colored race in North Carliua, for we are
perfectly competent and willing to tak
care of our own interes's." It is an abso
lute repudiation of any interference from
those resources, aod we are at a loss to
know what they will do about it.
Yea, Agaea, I m going to have a
o ream colored summer silk, provided
pa doesn't vet i the appropriation ma
baa passed. ' Waterloo Observer.
The inventor ot shoes for walking on
the water gave an exhibition at Memphis
He stepped boldly off the levee, but the
buoyancy of tbe shoes was not equal to
expectation, aud be immediately sauk in
to the river. He was so nearly drowned
when rescue! that they rolled him on a
barrel No m re successful waa the
'rial ! a firing ma h'neatSan Franci;-co.
I he inventor rtari-l (ai a houselop,,
fluttered rn-fl tu the air, and fell into
a jdrraro. where the apparatus nearly
catnted b s death by nuking him.
It said that tne suite of tbe German
Empress (who is no frieud of Bismarck's)
during their rec ut stay in England made
unpleasant remarks about the great
Chancellor They described him as declin
ing in reputation aud rapidly decaying in
phys que. Corpulence is rendering bis
huge form more uuwielidy than everjpuffy
and unhealthy is the look of his flesh; no
KisMiitien can avail agaiustthat enormous
appetite, which l oiisumnl largely of every
thing, butespeci y of bread and cheese
and brer, iiia incompetence in domestic
policy is beginning to alarm the best ot
hi: previous admirers.i
lOtbitlE
When childr- n get a few oentp they
generally sp ud them for c&y. When
thpy get older thy learn to save their
money to buy a $ of 1& - Newbury
port Her&id
Laundresses watch for the first
white vebt of fcnmmer as the lover for
tbe coming of his mate It means
mate and drink to them, be dad.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
jS-reuein a narrow lane. Footpad
Say, farmer, your ox won't let mo
pahni' iiustic WeL, s pose you let
him pawB.' Footpad There isn't
room. Runtic 'Well, perhaps he'll
toss you for it.'- -Punch.
Now the boy climbs up the trees,
Aud the verdant fruit doth seize,
And immediately the poison in his
sti'luacH camp.i,
And h i do iheti;gets and the colic aud
the cramps
Youkers Gazette
Now the winds that softly breathe,
and the flowers that garlands wreathe,
a gentle bint of summer iu the mind
implants; aud so do the beet es and
the spiders and the ants. Y inkers
Gazette.
It doesn't do any go d to veto a
butcher's bill. B oggsby tried it, and
the buroher, in defiance of all law and
constitutional pr. cedent, absolutely
refused to vote any moie supplies un
til the bill passed. Blogg -by says the
country is ou the yerge of a new revo
lution, aud in fao the new revolution
has come, for he now walks clear
around the block to avoid that butch
er's shop. iiunington Hawktye.
Deal Gently with the Stomach.
If it proves refractory, mild discipline is tha
thing to set it right. Not all the nauseous
draughts aud boluses ever invented can do
half as much to remedy its disorders as a
few wineglassfuls say, three a day of Hos
teiter's Stomach Bitters, which will aflord
it speedy relief, aud eventually banish
every dyspeptic and billious symptom.
Sick headache, nervousness, sallowness of
complexion, fur upon the tongue, vertigo,
and those many indescribable and disagree
able sensations caused by indigestion, are
too often perpetuated by iniudiciousd osing
An immediate abandonment of such ran
dom and ill advised experiments should be
the first step in the direction of a cure ; the
next step the use of this standard tonic al
terative, which has received the highest
medical sanction an(fwon unprecedented
popularity.
USE
BONTON STARCH,
Oae Pound Papers.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cheapest!
O WASTE !
Sold by all Grocers !
OB.
june 5-tf
SHOULD BE
Alleghany Springs,
(VIRGINIA )
The Celebrated Dyspepsia Water.
yyiLL BE OPEN FOB THE Reception
of Visitors on the 1st day of Jane. It is qb
necessary to puDiish any of the thousands of
testimonials which have been given as to the
curative powers of these OELEbtiTED
LIVEK AND DYeJPEPSIA WATERS.
They are universally known to be the mom
1" effective in all diseases of the fctomach, Liver
ana novel-, yet discovered.
The place has been thoroughly repaired
and the accommodations are fit st- class.
Tdejrraph, Express, Post and Rail Road
offices in main building'. 8end for pamphlet
containi g foil particulars.
C. A. COLHOfTN,
may 19 lm General Manager.
R. T7 HENDERSON,
Inspector of Naval Stores.
WILMLNGTON, N. C.
(17 Will ve prompt and personal at
tention to ail business entrusted to bis care,
may 30 lw-d&w.
Few Advertisements,
sv m A WEEK in your own
W tow and do capita risk
J J cd. 1 u can give 'he bu
siuess a trial without t-xpnse 1 h- bt
opportunity ever oflfeied lor tfcos trill ig
work. Yeu should try nothiigelse nuiil
you see for you-sHf wha' you can tio at t he
busiues- w i ffer. N no.u to exp'ah'
here qi emu dtavou; aH your liiu or only
yoursparn time to tbe l- stitv. ami m tk
irt pay f t "Vtv l.inr h t vu wrk.
Women nuke a much as mii, Nnnl fi
special private terms and pedicular, Which
wp ni-il fe. $" Oirfi fr. . I)on't eoui
ptai i ot h"1 iin' while vou have such a
chaniM. Addre.13 U HALi.fc.T r & CO.
Portlaud, Maine. june 7 &w.
$ I 500
TU $0001) a year
or $5 to $0 a
day in your
own local ty. No risk. Women do as well
as men. Many make more thau the amount
stated above. No one can tail to make
money fast. Any one can do the work.
Toucan make trom 50 cents to $2 an hour
by devoting your evenings ind spare time
to the business. It costs nothing to try tbe
business. Nothing like it for money mak
ing ever offer d before. Business pleasant
and strictly honorable. Read r, if you
want to know all abont the best paying
businefcs before the public, Mnd us your
address and we will send you full particu
lars and private terms free ; samples wcrtb
$5 also free; you can thn make up youi
mind for yourselr. Addiess GEORGE
STiNSQN CO , Portland, Maine,
june 7-d&w
$300
A MONTH guarau
teed. $12aday ai
home made' by tbe
inuusinous. Uapaai not requwea, we win
start you. Men, women, boys aud girh
m ike money faster at work for us than a
anything else. The work is light and
pleasant, and such as anyone can go right
at. Those who are wise who see thi-
uotice will snd us their addresses at once
and see forth mselves. Ostly Outfit and
tern s free. Now is the time. Those al
ready at work are laying up large sums of
money. Address TRUE &CO , Augusta,
Sdaiue. june 7 d&w.
Steamer PassDsrt,
C
APT. J. W. HARPER,
Will resume SUNDAY
TRIP3 TO SMITHVILLE, April 27,weather
permitting. Dally Trips l&i usual. Leave
Dock at;9.39 A. M.
apl 26 GEO. MYERS, Agent.
The New and Popular
Boot & Shoe Store,
32 MARKET STREET.
THE PIONEER OF LOW PRICES !
N
o
OLD STOCK TO WORK
OFF AT ANY PRICE I
All New Goods, selected with a great deal
of care, in accordance with the times.
All of mv Goods warranted,
of the prices :
Notice some
A Lady's nice
$1.00.
Cloth Budkin, from 60c to
A nice Kid or Pebble Morocco Newport
Tie, from 90c to $1.25.
A Gent'B nict Box-Toe Gaiter from $1.2 .
up to the beat
My Ladies' and Children's Department is
now complete.
A call At toy place and a fair comparison
are all I ask.
Beware ot old st ck.
money for nothing..
You will spend,; our
Rem ruber no trouble
Stock, ftespect ully,
to show my New
C. ROSENTHAL
82 Market M.
Sign of tke Little Boot.
apl 28
11, 13, 16, So. Front St-
Deviled Ham-
POUND PACK AGES ONLY T6 Cents.
PICKNICKER8 and EXCURSIONISTS,
as well as Housekeepers, will find this the
most delightful as well as the cheapest Deli
cacy ever offered.
GEORGE MYERS, Sole Agent.
Our Sweet .Mash
Whiskey I
WE GUARANTER THIS WHISKEY,
sold at $3.00 per gallon, hatter than
any Whiskey sold in the market at $6.00 per
gallon.
Wo invite special attention to the same.
GEORGE MYERS, Sole Agent.
Wholesale Buyers
yyiLL DO WELL TO EXAMINE THE
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
OF GROCERIES
over offered in the State, at the LOWEST
PRICES.
may 23 GEO ROE MYERS.
Jas. T. .Pettewav
WILMINGTON, S. JC,
J8 AGENT FOR THECAL OF WILCOX
IBBS A GO'S Maaipalatod Guaao. The
best, cheapest and most popmlar Guano oter.
ed. Will take orders for delivery at Lwm
bertoa, Shoe Heel, Lav n burg, Laurel Hill
ad intermediate,? lets,
jas Zf-dw.
Mi cMlaneous.
THB5T
ra m v
THE WOK LP
SOLD BY
S1500.00
tfOTrc our criZ.SD&LRs nd RACE PUre
FOR PARTICULARS
WhiteSewing Machine
NEW RICH BLQO
Parsons' Purgative Pi ii..e N ivti
Blood, and will c mph-telv ciuue t e bl.iud
in the entire syst-m in thr netthi Anv
pergoo who will take 1 pi I i fa night futm 1
to 12 weeks mav be rest'Ted to sound health,
if such a thi be possible. Sent by mail fr
8 letter sumps., M. 8. JUHNTSO A CO ,
may 2i-4w Baneor, Me.
AGENT8 WANTED For the best and
Fastest-Celling Pictorial Hocks and tti
b es Prices reduced 3 t pt-r cent. Nati'iv
al PuBLisHrNO Vo.i Phila1, Pa. maj 21 4w
2o TO oOO) Ju'liciouslv invested in
WU Stre t, ia ihe foui datiou for suostan
tial lo'tun-s everv wck, and pays an iui
mense per centae of profi'S bv ihe New
(Jap talization Ms-eLi of'opeating in Stoeka.
H ull explanation on application t Adauin,
Bmwu a Co., Bankriis, 26 broad St , K. Y.
m iy 2 1 -4 w
DEAR SIR :
Please write f-r
large Illustrated
("ataotgu-r of
Rifles. Shot Cuns. Revolver.
Address Great W estern Gun Wo. ks, Pitts
burg. Pa. may 21-4w
BENSON'S CAPCINE
PORUS PLASTER
8ethateH"h plaster has the word
C-A-P-Crl N'-K cut through it, hnn
insist onihtving no otfae--. Ask you- r l yi-
cian as to rg merits over a:i ot e
T
majy 2l4w
DISLIKING TO EX 1'LK IX
O A
I
NEWSPAPER COXTKOVE :SY,
P. L. BBIJ)tiKSl& 0
Have heretofore refrained from saying
anythiug ou the subject oi the
Dufl Gordon Sherries.
AND
W, T. Walters & Co.s
Baker Whiskey,
Both of which they have kept since open
iag, although some oi their friends and
competitors CLAIM to be Sole Agents.
W. T. WALTER S & CO.
Refuse to make auy one their Agent, re-
serviug the right to sell to whom they
please.
By Business Men
it is well known that sucharticles as the
DUFF GORDON SHERRIES, MUM'S
CHAMPAGNE, etc, have no Local Agents
throng! ;out the country, as they can always
be bought much cheaper, in small quanti
ties, from second hands, than the Agents
can sell at, they being compelled to pro
tect the trade of those who buy hundreds
of packag s at a time.
WE ARE SURPRISED
That out friends, with their long Business
Experience, should have brought forward
such a weak point as this, but can now
understand, paying package rates to the
Agents, why they supposed, on account if
the low price at which we were selling thf
goods, that ours was not the genuine arti
cle. Respectfully, and truly,
P. L. Bl.JDtfERS & JO.t
The Eiamond 3 for 10 cants,
Cigars, are all the go.
The P-R-I-N C I P E
Cigar is the bet
IO Ceut Cigar
Ever brought to Wilmington. A -New Lot
oi them ju-t received.
P. L BRIDGERS & CO,
may o
M
Each, and all styles, including Grand Square
aud Upright, ali strictly fihst class, sold at
the lowest kbt cash wholksalk factok
prices, direct to the purchased. These Pianot
made one of the finest displays at the Cen
tennial Exhibition, and were nnanimouslv re
.commended for the Hiobkst Hoiioas over
12,000 in use. RegularH incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established over 3
years The Square Grande contain Mathu
shek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale
the greatest improvement in the hiftory o!
Piano making. The Uprights are the hriMi
in America. Pianos sent on triaL Don't
fail to write for Idustrated and Descriptive
catalogue of 48 pages mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO ()..
apl 7-m 21 Emai I Ht street. 5 Y
Mint Julep 1
fJlHK FIRSTSOFfclHE SEASON I
At
jane 2 JNO. CARROLL'S
NEW
PA
$125
JjM SJMPLt
BER ON Sf A DDRE2 S :
Co. Cleveland, ohio
L F H A BOTT'.
The M.st :n b leaj jk
ery ln
More t
N
a a .
or Jiincrnl l'uisoiis 1 . f
Mine
ji(jun, oireiiiu tot liu V.
autl Health for All.
AN ( PEN LETT KK TO T H K
Be'lieviug that b cl-aiisiiiir ti
I'llil
building up th conni;uti n w a-1
wa 1 baui oiug iiiM-af and Otlng tr ! '
with weakness of the luni?, etrr -much
braeo down in eonatuatiot 1
after t-i..g the bt phvsiciauti
out iuv mouuv tot mi'.y eilos ,,t .Jt
advertised without boding a perm
I b au doc to ring lujeelf, Ubic,
'ent cn-.
ma"e from
root and herbs. I f.trtn..
oiscovered
a
IT! r,m li-
Cleanser, tbe riret bo (tie of whtcn ar mt
life anu vijnr, aud in time e & cu-d ,
wruva i t u i LI ILL
v - " , lev
became strong anu Bound, bt ir an'-
1 . . U .... J fl
lllB UUkl BC VCri- HU I1U CI Kl; U T t- H .1 I ,
trained over thirty pouLds in weight
in corrtident that 1 ha3 made mm
diacoveiy in modieine, I i-repreJa ..."
the Rout bitters, and w in th,. f
givinit f eii away to si-k fr rfd s .
b.irs. I fouLO t .e medicine toSecteC , '
wonderful curt? f a 1 'di.-ea't? C4m j (L, "
huiufirs or tcr.f la tn tlif bio ,:, Q L
Bit 8t iuach, Wt-akiieiss, Kii!tV
orpid Ltv , Ac, Ac-. The ut
discovery tn tbiB wy spread iro n tae .
to another until I t'cuii'i myself cat lea !
i" supply, patu! ts Mtb tueaicii e flr
w id-, ani I 'as tn luced m t ahli?Ft a lai J.
tor, for cu-ji - uOit.J an bottling mi k
Uitterg in iaiiL quantidies aud I r.' j T
al',m tinit to tbis bu-iuccs.
I was a li.-ai baokwapd in prLseatmgeitg.
myself or disco verj in 'bis whv to the pubj i
nut beiog a putcnt med ciue" mail acid!.
BUiall caj ita!, but 1
that. Since 1 lirst d vortis-d 1 tt i-i(i,.l,c,
I have been crowded wttn orders t m c uj
ists and Country oealeis, and the hundrtj,
of letter? I hare receive from persobi carts'
ptove the fact that no remedy ever dt'.
uueh good in so sb jr t a time and n id to i
Huccess as the Root Bitters. In fact, 1 ,
couvinced that they will soon take the Va
o all otbe uiediuiues iu uae. ea ,t
hur d ed retail druggists, right here at bust
in (.Cleveland, now adl Root rtit'e e, um
whom have alied s Itl over oae tboua&i
butties.
Root Hitters are strictly a rnenicnl mwm
atton, such as was ued in the coduM t
of our forefathers, when people a cu-hj
by some simple root or plant, 'asd irftM
calomel and otber poisons of the minera.
kingdom were unknown.
They act strongly ou the liver ard kidom,
keep tbe bowels regular and build u; the
nervous sj-stein. hey peuetrate evert prt
of the body, searching out ever; rtrv.,
bone and tissue trnn the head to "t e ft,
cleansing and ati engtbening the .foui tiin
springs of lifei hence they mast reach li.
diseases by purification mid nourifhtuttt.
So matter what your f. e'ings r symptomi
are, what the disease or ailment is, use kct
Bitters. Don't wait un il you are sick , bit
if vou only feel bad or miserab e, ue the
Bitters at once. It may save your lit .
Thousands of persons in all pars of the
country are already Ufing Root Hiijten.
They have saved many lives of c mrumtiTei
who had "een given up by friends aud pbrfi
ciauB to die, and have pormlaneativ cared
mauv old chronic cases of Catarrh, -croful,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Skin Diseuti,
where all other treatment.- had fa led. Are
you troubled with sick headache, costivese,
dizziness, weakness, bad taste in tbe nvmuV
nervnusnees,and broken down in co III tiht list!
You will be cured if you take Kot Dittoe.
Have von humo-s and pimples on yosr&Si
or shin? Nothing will give yon sict ,: I
hoalth, strength and beauty as Koot si
tersi
T know that jea! u-- phys:c ac- H
c y humb'ig because my otscoery en ret 0
many of their patients, b t I creiot Its
now my desire and determination to plsa
my Ho t Bitters as fs a? p B'ible withia-lki
reach of ah thos-s su&eriug throng boot t'
world. old by wholesale and retail i'V
gists and cour trv me'chantu, or sent 'y i
press on recipt of price. $1 00 per bA't -six
bottles $5.00. For certihentes of
derful cu-es, see my -lar'e ci cu a" sro"'
each bottle of medicine. I e d and judjref'-f
vonrself.
kjB. Ask your ruggist or merchai- m
FRAZIEh.'8 KOOT BITTtRf, tbe p
Blood Clanser;and take no subsntate bm
recommend because he makes a large prod
O. W. FRA1ZKK, .Piscoverer.
338 Superior St., Clevlard 0.
Fors'leby J. C. Munds and T. H. RorDUl,
UruggistB. march 23tb eow-J"
Is a monthly, 100-page Scrap Book of tbecmo;
Trio World s Liter-iture. bint'le cory. aQc, of
. .. a 1 1 ii.oa ;..nVi.i nt " I OW
i- ' . rTc. ' . r
r'riK in im 1 ur ninninir nn . sain ! 1 C"i
liousehola Ma&zine all post-paid, i"T nni
The Collins Hot se
On The European Fin
Corner Front and Bed (ros? tv
Near Union Depot
J RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE I
my friends and the pjablic Iba1
opened the above llotise and am
pared to furnish meals ind todgtop1
Restauratit opin at all bdurt.
Prices low and bed-rooms 0
nd airy.
Special rates b day, week or n
QSTheofy Re.ta.iraiit ti
W.-M. COLLJVJ
oct 26-2t-.w-:nthu 'T' -
Hail & Pearsali
JFFER FOR SAL6, AT L0f Y
Fresh and Oo npl t$ S :
Flour, 8ugar,"Ufl'ee,
Molasaes, Core, Meat,
Lard, Butter, Chees-,
Tobacco, Snaff, Cia'.
Paper, Twine, Pa;r Bag
"One Spon" Bacin P "dr
A Few Fine S. C Ban,
and all other articles unl '
caffollf select d stock of oemrai
june 2