Tte Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAZZES. Ed. and Prop
WILMINGTON. If. C.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 9. 18 .
VIEWS AND REVIEWS'.
Though the Kev. Aa Routb, an aged
clergjrcan of Bristol, Teen., has twenty
ix children, he bad the courage, a few
days ago, to marry his fourth wife.
Senator McDonald, of Indiana, Is
morally certain of a Democratic victory
in 1880. lie thinks the weakeit candi
dates that could be brought out by the
two parties would be Tilden and Grant.
Iodia has become one of the largest
wheat producing countries la the world,
acd it i anticipated that the crmpletion
of the Iudu Railroad, by cheapening car
riage, will m.ke the Tujjub a wonder
fu.ly Urge exporting province.
Ti.e Urgent steal caunon ever cast in
IU'Ssu is iow the subj-ct of experiments
iu bt. Petersburg. It was made in tbe
Government foundry of Obul hoff; it is
Vi inches in diameter, 1l'0,000 pounds in
we gh, 3.1 feet in length, and throws a
Ua'l nearly five miles.
The ordinary life ot a locomotive is
tb'ity years. fkme of the sruaMer parts
rtquiie renewal every six months ; the
boiler tubes la?t live years and the crank
ax?ts s:x jeajs; tires, boilers and fire
box s f;om t.x to seven years ; the side
lraii.es, xl. s aud other parts, thirty years.
Suow is bboveiled out of a large grtnite
bui dirg in Itcston every mornicg, and
tbe boys may p"ay at fnowballing in a
temperature ot IfO degrees, if they are
quick about it. This building is a
wure'v. r r t r the siorage of perishable
pro;.-: .-, tn! the air iu it is kept at 40
ly rr.f.ei-.v.nn wih ansmonia The snow
gt:br:e ci'iis'ant.'y in the mach'ne room
Tiree sot.s ..( t- biaraese twin?, Chang
aud I'.' , ri ncv iiv.t,; iu Sainter coun
ty, Kti-As. Tuey reteutiy appeared at
the United Suv lud office, in Wichita
in a coa'est in which on.e of tlem was a
df-cd-uit and the other was a witness.
They sc upoken of i iotill'gent, wide
awake ci; zai s, and fa.iy up to tho spirit
of the tin;', s.
According to the new German law
court regu'.atior.g, which are to come into
opeia'i uon tie lt of October next,
(Jcioian wi I be the only language which
can lw us-.d before tbe tribunals of the
empire. Interpreters are to be allowed'
when oneor theo her party before the court
does Lot understand German, but all
pipers aud proccidir.ts must be in the
Geiman language.
It is ttated that at the instance of
G. vei ai r M:C;elUa Senator Randolph, of
New Jers.'r, c'r airman of the Senate
Cimmi.tec on mi'itiry affairs, will in
troduce soa af er the meeting ot Congress
aud press th-ouh his committee a bill
restoring Geu. Fi'z John Porter to his
rank as majr-gener3l, with all tis pay
aud allowances since his dismissal. It is
said Geo. Sherman favors this move
ment. At:ntiou his just been drawn in Eng
land to Miss Dick of Vrntmoor, who has
voluntarily stayed abed for twenty years.
She was prevented by her parents from
marrying tb.3 man she lovad, whereupon
she wect.to bed, declaring that she would
never get up again, and has kept her
word. She is now ssii to have been the
r'g iil 2Ii.9 Mavii-iaa ia Dickens
'G.et l'lptrctatious.
Du::sz tLa month of June the daoiaga
cauf.d by fires in the United States and
C-nada amoved 87,020,100, and during
t he first i t months of 1S79 the loss was
$.0,873 200. These unusually heavy
loes. tnkta ia connection with the ex
coition sl!y low rates at which risks have
brt.a tsken, exp!aia why so many of the
fire insurance companies of the country
hvc iceu forced to suspend, while others
arc tr rnbling on the verge of bankruptcy.
A party of tew'.y-arrived Icelanders
are now in New York, and although it is
the hottest part of our hot summer they
Lave r.-.v"s?d hitherto to lay off their na
i!nal cress, lleivy jackets, flannels and
furs tint tnci produce the most swel
tTio discomfort seem to them more at
tractive thin the lightest and most sea
sonab'e costume. When generations run
into a thousand years the force of habit
become prod: piously strong, and this is
a qiu'it " lustration of it.
JwTkti Miller, speakiug of SittiDg Bull
thus exp'ii how his Sioux highness came
by bis uiiu, the key to the conundrum
havi j Uen imparted to him by the In
dians themcrves: "An Indian is never
honored wiih a distinctive name,'' said Mr.
ilil'er, uu'il he has done something note-
wo.tby.and which retells a msrked trai 'of
character. When Silti eg Bull was a young
mm he wi shot in the legs in battle and
disabled, but Le sat bolt upright on tbe
ground and continued to fight with the
fierceness of a wounded buffalo bull, and
It was this incident which drew from the
tribe the appellation of Sitting Bull.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA!
During our stay In
Athevllle there was
a meeting heU there " of the Board of
Directors of the Western North Carolina
Kail Rcwd. They were met by Mj. W.
V. Rollin-, President of the Western
D Uion of that road, who was expected
to turn OTer to j Maj. Wilson and bi?
iiard the ssta of that division, in ac
cordance wiih an act of ne Legislature,
passed at the recent session, but this Maj
Robbiis refused to do', etating that he
had been so ad vised by his lawyers. The
result will probably be extensive i litigation
and a' feast for tbe legaj fraternity. Tbe
Ashevillians were particularly interested
io the result of this meeting, raone of the
objects diseussed was in regard to a site
for the depot of tbe Western X. O. K. R.,
but this quaetion, although brought for
ward, was not decided, but was left open
for action at a future j meet ng i of the
Board. 'We thick, though, from all that
we could ascertain, j that the depot will
not be within less j, than a miloofthe
Court Ilouse. The matter of schedule
and connections was also brought up at
this meeting when it was decided to make
no changes t present. j !
Among those whom we met in Ashe
ville were Judge McKoy and bis excellent
wife, who had been spending a week or
so at Flat Rock, and who came on " to
Asheville only a day or tn o before we
left there. We were pleased to note the
high estimation in which this genial gen
tleman and learned jurist is hf la by our
neighbors in tbe West as well as among
those in his own section of the Htate
Judge McKoy's name having been men
tioned in connection with the nomination
for Congress. from this district next year
e broached the subject to him, and were,
not much surprised to learn that not only
had he not tiTen tDe n1 thought,
but that the subject had up to that time.
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never bean spokon of to nim. !
Among tho many attractions in As ho
vilie we must not neglect to mention that
of the Opera House. It is located in a
large hall on the third 11 jr of the Court
Ilouse and is capable of seating seme
three hundred persons. The stage effect,
funiture. Arc, ar e owned by a company and
the chairs, a good, handsome and substan
tial article, were turned out at the furni
ture manufactory in Old Fort, of which
Air. D. A.4Smith, of this.city is President
asd Cipt. W. J. Calais, formerly of Wil
mington, is Superintendent. The Opera
House is now under leas by; the Thorne
Comedy Company, who perform there
every Thursday and Friday evening
duriug the Summer season; i Mr. Thorne
is a very good comedian, : and his wife,
Miss Bonnie Meyer, if a very good vocal
ist and a sprightly, pleasing performer.'
Mr. W. M. Paul, known to many persons
here, is with this troupe.
TUE LOBBY.
It la stated that Gen. Ewing, in his
Democratic canvass for Governor of Ohio,
is making a strong point on the tact that
hs party, since having the 'majority in
the Ilouse of Representatives,! has affect
ed great economies in ; the administration
of the government. The notorious fact,
however, is pointedly made that since the
Democrats obtained the mastery of the
House the lobby has utterly disappeared
.'rom Washington, which is an argumeat
every farmer and mechanic , in Ohio can
understand. It means that huge and
wasteful leaks in the treasury have been
stopped.
SUMMER PORK. PACKING.
The Cincinnati . Pi if Current says:
Daring the past week the total packing
la the West has been about 70,000 hogs
against 60,000 for the proceeding week
and 65,000 for the corresponding time
last year. Since March 1 a total of 2,
246,000 has been reached or 165,000
more thanthe
same
date last
year. There are thirteen weeks to the close
of the summer season. In which time the
manufacture of meats will probably not
be much If any less than ,150,000,000
pounds. The foreiga exports daring
this period will take! about 125,000,000
pounds, or within 25,000.000 pounds of
what will be manufactured, and may pos
sibly fully equal the manufacture.
It has been commonly said that the cold
water poem, Tbe jOld Oaken Bucket,"
was inspired by a glass of brandy. A
writer iu the Boston Herald affiims the
truth of the story, and tells it as a personal
recollection. Samuel Woodwprth, tbe
author, was a printer, and was employed
in an office iu Chambers streetNew York.
One daj he dropped Into Mallory's bar
room, in Franklin; street, to get some
brandy and water. The liquor was excel,
lent, and Wood worth remarked that it
was superior to any he ever tasted. ;MNo,''
said a comrade, "there wmouo thing that
you and I used to think far surpassed this
in tbe way of dHnkg." "What was
that ?" asked Woodworth dubiously.
"Fresh spring water that we used to drink
from the old j oaken bucket that hung in
the well, after our return froM tbe hay
field on a sultry day in summer.' The
rbythm of the phrase, "The old oaken
bucket that hung in tbo well, struck
Wood worth at once, and tbe picture of the
well at bis boyhood's borne came to his
mind. Within 'a few hours be had com
pleted the poem.
TUE TENNESSEE COMPROMISE.
On Thursday Tenneeasee Lrotd
tho question of acceptance of the fifty
per cent, bond compromise. The can
vats baa been very 'earnest, but it is feared
that the proposition has t failed.
From the following balance sheet pre
sented by tbe American, one would con
clude that it ought to have succeeded :
We pojntedjont the other -day how we
have got $40,000,000 of deM the amount
of tbe debt a the time tke railroads were
sold down to $21,000,000. bow with ac
cumulated intereot, $24,000,000, and
how we are about to reduoe that to $12,
000,000. Thii we thought about aa
much as any man ought to ask In the
way of progress out of this burden. Be
duced to $12,000,000, it can be easily
carried and paid off without feellag it.
Some farther figures on this subject will
be interesting, The State has received
from insolvent roads Including interest
from July 1,1870, to date of payment,
$6,898,000; interest from July 1, 1870,
to Juno 1, 1780, is $1,812,000. Amount
received by the State from solvent roads
in payment of this indebtedness, $15,
086 074. Interebt on payment to Jan. lr
1880, $6,507,616. The total amount,
then, is including interest on the amount,
$32,104 490.
It seems to us that when a railway sys
tem has done that much, altnougn it was
almost utterly destroyedeoy tne war, h
was a wise thing to build it. We have
the beet system in the South. We will
have but $12,000 000 debt incurred on
account of it: Where would wo bo with
out it? These facts are worth considering.
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The bootblack shines while he works
Bat the lazy man whines while be
shirks. j
Haokensaok Republican.
The more shirtee the Melican man
get webhee, more money Chinaman
makee,' is the way an almond-eyed
PhiladelDhia Iauudrvman' translates
Cleanliness is next to goodiness.'
rmladelphia Uhronioie-uexaia. ;
'lie's see.' said a bewildered Repub
linan. the other da v. lavinff down i
copy oi the Okolona States, whloh he
had been reading, 'didn't Lee drive
Grant out of Virginia, obliging him
to travel in China. JaDan. and nil of
them foreign Darts: and didn't Jeff
Davis D&rdon Lincoln if Horace Qrea-
le v would co on his bond? It does
f uddle a man's idees to read this pa
per, sure enough.' Cincinnati Satur
day Night. I
The Wheeling Register gives an so
count of a woman who 'had Iauda
nnmed herself in the E'ffhtb Ward.'
We don't think we ever met a verb
that we ere ao taken with' at' first
sight. There is something very win"
niua about I laudanum. Thou laud a -
nnmest. He laudanums. We lauda
num. You laudanum. They laudanum.
O for one hoar of ! Richard Qrant
White. Albany Journal.
Out on Michigan avenue a man near
70 years of age started a small con
fectionery store, some, months since,
and the other day sent word to his
three creditors up town that he had
failed, and desired to compromise.
The trio went down to the store, which
they found in full blast, and the four
sat down for a talk 'You see, shen
tlemens, I do no.rpeeaness, und my
family eats up all der brofltsi' ex
plained tho tradesman by . way of ex
cuse. 'You owe me $12 replied one
of the creditors,' 'and each of these
others $15 apiece. That makes $42.'
Shuss forty-two,' sighed the old man.
'Now then, how much money have you
on hand?' 'Shust zlxty tollara and no
mare 'Very well, a a you have had
bad lack we will settle! with you for
120 cents on tbe dollar, and you can
go on as before.' 'Yaw. J will do dot,
shentlemens, und I am muoh obliged
for such kind treatment.' He got out
b''s money, the' 20 per oentum was
added to the claims and paid, and
before the oreditors retired he insisted
on treating them to iee cream. They
had beea gone an hour before tbe bid
man rushed out snd halted a police
man, and said: 'If J fails in peeahness
und bays 120 cents on der dollar, vhat
does it mean?' 'It means that you
don't understand how to fail,' was the
reply. 'Is dot possible?' whispered
the old man, 'I should say so.' 'Veil,
I go pack to der shoe peesness again.
Vnen I fails in dot peeeness I makes
everything. Vhen I fails in dis pees
ness I pays more as Ivowes. Detroit
Free Press. I
Be wise and Happy.
If yon will stop all your extravagant
and wrong notions in doctoring yourself
and families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure-alls, that do harm always,'
and use only nature's simple remedies for
all your ailments you will be wise, well
and happy, and save great expense. The
greatest remedy for this, tbe great, wise
and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters
rely on it. See another column.
CHAS. KLEIN, -
Mertater ani CaM Haler.
No. 24 South Front Street,
WILMINGTON, ir. a .
19 A fine iMcrfment of Coffins and Cast
keti constantly on hand. Fmrnitoro Repaired,
Cleaned and Tarnished Orders by tele,
graph or mail promptly filled. jan IS
Headquarters for Ale,
Lager Beer and Porter.
XX. CXAROUfl CL OOX7'0,
No. I MarketStreet
IAN FURNISH TOO WITH.THK BK3
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Ale, Laer Boor ed Porter, both kef and
bottled, la the city.
Ooutry orders promptly attended t$ .
IlisceilaneoajB.
' Boomo and Board.
T7KBT Flint ROOKS AICD BOARD ean
,V bo 'farabbed to families, cooples, or sin
fie persons, oa favorable Unas for the Bm
mor, atsho .pUoaaal and-ooavenitnt ! dwell
ing on tho oorsver ot front and Mai berry
streoU.
Botn transient, permanent and day board
on aooosamodaiod at moderate prions.
For partiomlars enqmire of i
MKri.L. BO0I1INOT,
Jose 14-tf Cor- Front ani I Halbotry ta
From Ever Quarter
QOMES CHKERINGNEWb OF Good
Crops. Our country j friends have been
specially economical. Going upon that
grand old principle, viz :
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"Be Just Before You Are Generous,"
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They will surely have considerable money
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this Fall, as we predict a remunerative
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price for Cotton. There is nothing like
having a little surplus.
Boatwright & HcKoy
WILL KEEP IX STOCK
A GOOD ASSORTMENT!
OF
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TO SUPPLY EVERYBODY.
- COME AND SEE US.
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07" We guarantee GOOD GOODS at
as LOW PRICES as can be sold by any
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houte in the State. Send for Samples
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and Prices,
Boatwright & HIcKoy,
O Cl T Horth Front Dtreet.
Corn, Bacon, Llolasses.
I 4Q 000 Bah Prime Oorn,
cc r Boxes D. S. and Smoked
04D Bides,
2QQ Hhds Now Crop Cuba
o r h Bb'i Cnba. K. O. and 8. H
OOV Molasses.
1 250 Bbli rwl11 lor
i r'Bblc Rairart. Crashed.
1 DUrannlated A, Bztra G, and C,
2 J Q Bf 0offd grades,
00 Tabi choioo Family Lard,
Q Bozos Tobaooo, Tax Off.
' ryer Half Bbie and Bozos Skiff,
O Tax Off.
1600
Kegs Nails,
ALSO,
Potash, Lye, Soda, Soap, Starch,
Hop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Glue, Ac
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MUROBISON, !
fene IT Wholosalo Oro. A Com. Mer.
A Young Man Wanted.
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A YOUNG MAN with a UtUe money can
seenre permanent i and desirable omploy
moat, or profitable business ia tie city, bj
addressing immediately, through Fostoffieo
jxno 14 ' " ' j. Kl W . Dealer.
Employment , Wanted,
TN THIS OinT OR 'ELSEWHERE, m
X doors, outaida or, on the road, sales
man, writing or canvassing orders and
consignments. By a man who Is familiar
with trade in all 4ts branches, who will
give his undivided time and best efforts for
a 'small salary. Address, J,
;)uly 22 j j Wilmington, u.
OFBN;'DAY aud sight.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, PAR
rm Olaer Tonic. Indian Cholacoffno.
finsfn. a iitEmi Cirarottos. and foil line
of Drugs, Modieiaos and Porfamory.
? - I T. C. MILLER,
i Corner U and Ann Stroots.
Open day and sight.
ansjVtf x ) ; 1 ' :
Tte illlUonalre,
P, H. O'BBlAJi, or can s-ramasoo, uai.,
avi s ' "HoraM Oooipomnd is tho boat
Cement for books wares lover oawr I feavo
artidee mended with it that otanA as srood oi
before tber were Lroken. Sold by aU dmr-
miatm, and eamntrr soorhami.r f TOT dmjr
rit baoa't t it. nor wont, send for a. nd
15 ojrats f or a bottle to
JsTO. Tk FATBIC1T, Solo Man'fr,
aplJJ-it . Ws4osboxojr.O
Uiscellaneous.
. TtSST
SOLO BY
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S1500.00
BZVARE
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FOR PARTICULARS " "-nosn-, ADORES s;
WhiteSewihq Machine CoP Cleveland, ohiq
LIFE IN A BOTTLE.
The Most Valuable Medical Discov
ery Known to the World-No
More Use for Quinine, Calomel
or Mineral Poisons Life for the
Blood, Strength for the Nerves,
and Health for AIL
AN OPE LETTER TO THE PUBLIC!
Believing that by cleansing tne blood and
building up tbe constitution was the only true
war ofbani hing disease and being troubled
with weakness of the longs, catarrh, very
much broken down in constitution, Ao , and
after trying the best physicians and paying
out my money for many kinds of medicines
advertised without finding a permanent cure,
1 btgan doctoring myself, using medicines
made from roots and herbs.) I fortunately
discovered a ""wonderful Bitters or Blood
Cleanser,the first bottle of which gave me new
life and vigor, and in lime effected a perma
nent euro. I was free from catarrh, my lungs
became strong and sound, being able to stand
the most severe cold and exposure, and 1 have
gained over thirty pounds in weight. , Feel
ing confident that I had made a wonderful
discovery in medicine, I prepared a quantity
ot the Root Bitters, and was in the habit of
giving them away to sick friends and neigh
bors. I found the medicine effected the moat
wonderful cures of all diseases caused from
humors or ecrofila in the blood, Imprudence,
Bad Stomachj Weakness, Kidney Disease,
Torpid Liver, 1 Ac , Ac. The news of my
discovery in this way spread from one person
to another until I found myself called upon
tn nnnlv n&tients with xnedici'.e tar and
wide, and I was induced to establish a labor
atory for compounding and bottling the Root
Bitters in lartre Quantities, and I now d vote
al' mv time to this business.
I was at first backward in presenting either
myself or discovery in this way to the publc,
not being a patent meddle man and with
small capital, but I am getting bravely over
that. Since I first advertised this medicine
I have been crowded witn orders from drug
gist and country dealers, and the hundreds
of letters I have received from persons cared,
prove the fact that no! remedy ever did 8-
much good in so snort1 a time and h d so mucb
success as the Root Bitters. In fact, I a m
convinced that they will soon take tbe lead
of all other medicines in use. eat ly one
hundred retail druggists, right here at home
in Cleveland, now sell Root tiit'efs, some of
whom have already sold over one thousand
bottles. I
Root Bitters are strictly a medical repar-f
ation, such as was used in the good old days
of our forefathers, when people w re cured
by some simple root or plant, and when
calomel and other poisons of the mineral
kingdom were unknown.
Iney act strongly on the liver and kidneys,
keep the bowels regular and 1 build up the
nervous system. They penetrate every part
of, the body, searching out every nerve,
bone and tissue from the head to tre feet,
oleansing and strengthening tbe fountain
springs of life, hence they must reach all
diseases by purification and nourishment.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms
are, what the disease or ailment is, use Root
Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, but
if yon only feel bad or miserable, use the
Bitters at once. It may save your life.
Thousands of persons in all parts of the
ountry are already using Root Bitters
They have saved many lives of consumtives
who had been given up by friends and physi
cians to die, and have permanently cured
many old chronic oases of Catarrh, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Skin Diseases,
where all other treatments had faded. Are
you troubled with sick headache; coativeness,
dizziness, weakness, bad taste in the mouth,
nervousness, and broken-down in constitution?
Tou will be cured if you take Root Bitters.
Have you humors and pimples on your face
or skin?. Nothing will give you such good
health,! strength, and beauty as Root Bit
ters. Si,
a- I know that jealous physicians will
cry humbug because my discovery cures so
many of their patients, b t I care not. It is
now my desire and determination to plaoe
my Root Bitters as fast as possible within the
reach of all those suffering throughout the
world, i 8old by wholesale and retail drug
gists and country merchants, or sent by ex
press on receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle,! or
six bottles $5.00.1 For certificates of won
derful cures; see my large circular around
each bottle of medicine. Head and judge for
yourself. j
aAsk your druggist or merchant for
FRA2IER'S ROOT BITTER, the grea
Blood Cleanser,and take no substitute he ma
reooinmend because he makes a large profit
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G. W. FRAIZER, Discoverer.
338 Superior St., Cleveland O.
For sale by J. O. Munds andT. S. Burbank,
Druggists. march 26th eow-daw
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
WILMINGTON, ! N. C.
A- DCHTJTTE, Prop.
T
HE! COMMERCIAL, formerly the "EM-
FIRE H0U8E",having been thoroughly ren-
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ovated and refitted is now one of the leading
first-class Hotels in the city. The table is
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supplied with the best our home and north
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era markets affords.
Board per Day $2 and $2 50 !
fiS" Large Bample Rooms for the Com-
mercial trade. . i
C3- A Pirit-ClM. Bar and Billiard Hall
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connected with this HoteL
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p9 FREE LUNCH daily from 11 A. M.
to 11.30 P. M. -
July 19- !
A WEKK In your own
town, and no capital risk
ed. i'ou can give tbe bu-
auiess a trial witnouc expense, i ne oesi
opportunity ever offered for those willing to
a 99 ' V m
work. You anoula try nomu g eise nnui
you see for yourself what you can do at the
business we .offer. No room to explain
here. Tou can devote all your time or only
your spare time to tbe business, and make
seat pay for every lKur tbat you work
Women make as much as men. Send for
special private terms and particulars, which
-we mail free. $5 Outfit, free. " Don, com
plain of bard times while yon have such a
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chance.' Aaaress xx xxaajij&a i ol
Portland, Maine.
June 7-d&w.
HiBcellaneous.
90 SJMPLr
Schedule H Tax
-Notice
THE ATTENTION nfaierchaB." J I
ders in Pender ntjZt"i
following extract in.ni the k-.T " f7io
187k: Mi
fee 12. Every merchant ;JL.,. i
druggist; and every other dealer IV1'
buy and sell goods, ware, or erVbSi."1
whateve- name or description; e1(S:
are specially taxed elfewhir! ?V',ck M
shall, in addftion to Hi. J I o7e A
st .ck, pay as a license t,' on. i.,.TV.V"
per cen urn on the total aidant otbX
in oa out of ths Stat., tor cm or erofit J
whether such noriAni k.: WUL
.r.-uo uc.c.u mentioned ih.n
purchase as pnneif,al or through lu , ,7.2
or c,jnv issiou merchant, r very, ps'rMa
top.- ed in this section shall, wlthwItet ST
after; the fiat dsy of January dJtwC
each' year, oeliver to the Berber' of fvLS
a swurh statement of the touliinonntiShu
purchas for the preceding six ttipntbjJa
ing on the 31st day of December ir th
of June Any agent ore mmlMionmercW
making such pu-chass .hall, for hU p.
pal, make and deliver the statement u herril
required. Provided, that the persons
t.uucu iu una ncuun mir miii out ia writ
ing a list of their purchase, and fvetrij
the same before any Justice of the PeccJ
iuoir cuhiiiv, ua return saia lut to the Ker.
ister of Deeds ; the Register j of jDeedi th5i
keep a Vok in which fhall be reco'ded thJ
iiKkKircu luvuuiui, b uerrin required
sbali furnish the Sheriff with a copy ofi.ij
list within -en days after the ae regi,
in. 1 It shall be the duty of the HKariff
lect from eve ry pers n on the li t t'ttmUh4
him by the Register of Deeds the Uie.
braced therein. The Keeister of Deliih i
have power to requi a the merchant nukfoj
bis stat men t to submit his book, for eim
inatin to hun; and every merchant fsilinc
to render such list, or refusion on demmd,
to sabtnit his books for such iexuminitum.
sbll bi guilty of a uiiadetueanor, and oncm.
viction shall be hned not more than fifty s -
lars .r lmpriioned rot more than thi-tr dji.
It shall further be the dntv of th kH(riaLr rr
deeds to prosecute erery merchant1 refojiiif j
w v v " a vsuvb JL VUMIUIUK 3 U II 1M I
formation and . ouipeui g payment
roper tax. i j
Of the
As will be seen thelaw allow, me no J:
creUoc in the matter and I hal! b-c nupcli l
to prosecute to the full extent f tbe Urn a!l
who fail to comply with its provittiorji.
I. II' BROWV
jane 19 -Register of Deedn, Tender Co
A JSure t;ure for Piles
A SURE CURE for the blind ,'bleedin
il itchincr and ulcerated pilee has been di
covered by Dr. William (an Indian remedy),
called Dr. William's Indian OintDent. A
sinele box has cured the worst old; chronic
cases of twenty-five and thirty vear.Vtandijriir,
No one need sutler five minutes after at ply.
isc tnis wonaeriui sootninsr meaicine Lo
tions, instruments and lectaanej ao mre
barm than good. William's Uitment ib
sorbs the tumors, allays the interne licbing
(particulaily at night after gettiL warm in
bed), acts as 1 a poultice, give, instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Filrs,,
itching of the private parti and nothing elie.j
a, consulted physicians i ck Fbiladel-;
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapdlii and
this city, and spent hundreds ofdollafs, anl
found no relief until 1 obtained a box of Dr.
William's Indian Ointment some four monthi
ago, and it has cured me completely.'
I Joskph M. Rtdeb, Cleveland, 0
'Has done me more good thanali the mii
cine I ever tried, and 1 have .pent more tbarf
lfWl wU1 Acw.tnr. besides medicines 1 aid
cure cost me more than $40." I J
David Sfa&lins, Icgrahaai, IT,
"Have suffered twenty years witblitchiir
and ulcerated piles, having used ev0-y rem
dr that came to mv notice without benrnt
until I used Indian Ointment and redd
rid'
immediate relief. ,
Jahei flAimoL. fan old mi'er)
j Tecoma,,fiev.
taa,- NaPile Remedy ever gained .och
rapid Tavor and extensive sale. Bold by all
wholesale and retail dru?zits. For
lals b
J. C. Munds and T. 8. Burbank.
tech 20 eow-dAw I
A GRfeAT OFFER !"?
OKO ANrt
upward
PIAMiM S12& imwtrdf. not used a vtar,
go'd. as new; warranted. NEW PlkSVi
and ORGANS at EXTRAORDINARY LOW
prioes fob cash. Catalogues Mailed, HOR
ACE WTER8, Agent, 40 Kast 14th PtreL
V. Y. P. O. Box. 3530. MUIVIMW
t JOnn returns In 3q days on flOOtnTM-
ipl&VJKJ vested, umciai reporu ana imv-
mation rasa. A.iae pronu wexiy,oj pyi.
options cf 10 to 0. I J I '
Address, T. rotter Wlgst A up., po-
er , 35 Wail St., a, i. UulJ iT"V
4-'J -rr
$10 tO lOOOdtoSlmaKiofunli
every month. Books sent free explaiuintf
everything. Address , M 1 !
BAXTER A Co., Bimkibs, II Wall flt, ,
July 16-4W . New York. 1
DEAR SIR:
Pleas write H
large Illus rstJ
Catalofeue f I
Rifles. Shot Cuns. Revoiyer
Address Ureat Western Oun Works, I'M" !
burg, Pa. jnlyKMf V
IA1IAICA GINGER
SANFORD'S
The uniy oomoinaiiwi
of the truej Jamaica f
Ginger witi tboice Ar
omatics abd iwc
Brandy ' for Cl-wlera
Morbus, Cramp.' an1
Pains, Dlarrhoia ati
I) ii e- i
JAMAICA
Flatuleoey, Wa .w
Tone aad Activity i
tho Stomach anJ Bo
els, and avoidinr tn
dangers of Chan or
Water. Food and dh
GINGER.
naate. Ask for
Sanford's Jamacia Clngei
A MONTH guirau
teed. $12 a daf
home made by tn
start youi Men, women, boys and; glru
mMaw .m af mrnrk fdT Hi than
anything, else. The , work is ligbt
pleasant, and such as antons can go nt
at. Those -who .are, wise who see tu'
notice will send us their addresses at once
and see tor themselves. Costly Ontfit anjx
terms free. Now is tho time, 'loose Al
ready at work are laying up Urge sums H
money. Acona iaua ,
ifaine. uxne 7 dw.
S30