Iu
IN SNOW TIM Ii. r.
. .hould I caoose to walfc
the world r
E,w ith the
witn thee. . . - .
ume ovro
IMJlUivU " BKi Am i
bieew. and each lefy tree
"J . itlr iUe ne--i of many a sliiKtg bird?
-maofruaes. wneu toe earth dotn lie
la uzLx La a garment 01 midsummer bass,
"fT. canopy of sapphire any,
J252 y wind' ahoula I
-ailtwun thee along a wintry road,
Thr"U flowerle tteitU. taIcaeown with
frtht rime.
.t. ice bound stream, whose waters
voice mosio all the summer time 7
1" . . .i'i,iiu nr kiitnniHr uln
I : i I f I UIW""' " 1
I chooe to mi mm. tue world
wita tnee ?
.. cAd trf f hA M TTIft rf IflTA
in is dear heart I but winter fires are
iuue'lack of sunshine from above
e mor carefully love's uacred .
tv, olla'among the roses lleth soft
-u.i-id ud radiaut uuder youthful
ant ou a' wintry way true hauds more oft
nt. ad clia la prepare Cioae and
Th re i8 more need ol love's supporting arm.
i i,,!.!! life' s iypry pat i way iu froi.
l'ng
There is more
ueed for love to wrp us
Wctrm. ,
giut life's cola, when bummer flowers
are tout.
Let
others snare toy lue a giaa suuiuiBr
Bat let me walk beside the lu ItssnoWl
In a new electric battery, one of the
elements is composed of sheet-iron less
than the ten-thousandth or an inch in
thickness.
According to an English patent, a
mixture of locust beans (Cerafoni sili
qua) and .tares ( Vicia sativa) may be
made to.yield an infusion closely resemb
ling M.ocha coffee.
Ia the South Kensington Museum is
Edison's original lamp with the carbon
lwp. it i accompaniea Dy a ceriincate
1,390 hours.
It is 6tated that Mrs. Schliemann, the
wife of the great oriental explorer, helps
her husband in all his scientific labors,
superintending excavations under his di
rection regardless of exposure to sua and
dast.
A "proclamation" from Dr. Salvator
Vinci, of Catania, announces that a great
hand, for he will shortly demonstrate, by it is switched so otten, J ne same eat
:he most possible and incontestible evi- ment also makes a boy tender so much
dence, that the essence of heat, of light, so that, like a locomotive, he cannot sit
of electricity, of magnetism, and' of life, down. And for the tame reason. Nor
is oxygen I ristown Herald.
According to Dr. Edward Smith, an Eldest daughterI think you might
egg contains 15 per cent. ,of-carbon let me come out, mamma! I'm 20, you
and two per cent, of nitrogen. Another know, and surely I've finished my edaca
writer estimates that the value of one tion! Festive mamma (by no means pre
poand of eggs, as food for sustaining pared to act the part of chaperone and
the active forces of the body, is to the wall-flower) Not yet, my love. So
vslne of one pound of lean beef as ,1584 ciety is so hollowl I really must preserve
tn 900. As a flesh producer one Dound that sweet girlish freshness of yours a
. . 4. I
of eggs ii about equal to one pound or
beef.
One of the leading chemical manufac
tories of Germany employs six regular
chemists, with salaries varying from $1,
500 to $2,500 yearly, and in addition
eneages the services of an eminent chem
ist for theoretical work.exclusively, pay
incr him nearly 210.000 per annum. It
is doubtless to this patronage of qualified
scientists that the superiority of German
chemical manufacture is doe.
Near -Armstesr, on the line of the St.
Gothard railway, .excavations for the
road have laid bare a so-called glacier
rrrtan mntainintr ft HflTlPS of "criantS."
or larjre holes made in the rock by hy
draulic or fflacier action. One-half of
the garden lay across the railway track
and had to be blasted away, but the other
half has been enclosed by a wall and will
be carefully preserved.
The sources of petroleum are found in
almnat twertr rrrt tf fVio rrlrK ATI fl tVlO
- . . . .. . i I
use of the article would seem wen Dign
coeval with civilization. Jhcre is a
spring in one of the Ionian Islands which
has yielded petroleum more than 2,000
years. The city of Genoa was formerly
lighted by oil from the wells of Armenia
on the banks of the Zaro. In Persia, al
so, near the Caspian Sea at Baku, num
erous springs of petroleum have been
known from the earliest time; and those
of Rangoon, on, the Ira waddy, are said to
have yielded, before the general intro
duction of petroleum, some -400,000 hogs
heads of oil a year.
-Sir Wyville Thompson, in whose
charge the Challenger deep sea explor
ing expedition was made, considers the
most important and remarkable biologi
cal result of the work of the Challenger
to be the final establishment of the tact
mat contrary 10 me esiaousneu ueum,
the distribution of living beings in the
sea has no depth limit, but that animals
of all the. marine invertebrate classes,
and probably fishes also, exist over the
whole floor of the ocean. He is an wil
ling to speak positively as to the exact
nature of the lite existing at the great
est depths, but from a depth of some 2,
000 fathoms specimens were secured pro
ving the existence of a vast and var ied
than two and a quarter miles beueatn the
surface.
During a late visit to the solar obser-
vatory at Mendon Prof. Ml was much
uueresiea in oi. "I118a5u BP1C1U tha peopte of BoboT BiehmoDd and An
photographs and expressed the opinion J ton eoautiae, in North Carolina, and in tha
Zi . - . P 1 : l- f I . , :.? -r a v r -is.. tk.
mac tne Tariauoaa ui uriKuiucas ui n
ffiven solar neint miffht make the photo-
phone sneak, and so reproduce in the la
boratory sounds produced on the sun. M.
Janssen put his instruments at Prof.
Bell's disDOsal. and the experiment was
made on a fine day. but without distinct
success. M. Janssen has proposed that a
eries of successive photographs of a par-
aiM point on the sua s surtace do pass
"efTapidly before an objective giving
images on the selenium apparatus, thus
condensing into a brief space variations
which in the solar images are too slow to
produce sound in the photophone.
The Friend or Delicate Ladles -
. WarneTa Safe Kidney and Liver -Cure
the remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to women. Headache,
neuralgia, disordered: nerves, weakness,
leatal shocks, and. kindred ailments are
ffectaaliy removed by its ost. Th$
, v GalTeston News.
Don ale-Barrelled Bribery. 1
Uncle Moser of Galveston, was not
noticed near the Dolls on election dav
. - rf"
consequently a colored striker was sent
out to hunt him up. He was siting hy
the fire groaning dismally in his cabin. ,
"Uncle Mose, haa yer voted yit?" ask- j
ed the colored rounder. !
"No, chile, I wouldn't risk ketch.V
cold in my lungses foah all de money, in
de world." -
' '"Here's $i to pay for your time."
The old man secured the subsidy, re
marking: "Ef you is comin' de bulldoze on dis
old niggah he weakens. Hey you fetch
ed a kerridge for me?"
"Hit's .waiting at da doub, Uncle
Mose."
'Is yer gwine to bring ma back after
I'se roted?" -
Bring you right back, Uncle Alose;
nuiry up, now."
"Gimine a dram foah I starts."
"Here it i3,".said the emissary pro
ducing a' flask.'- "Take a pull.'
He pulled aud asked:
"Gwine to gimme anuuder pull when
I'se doue voted?" aud iht-n he '. pulled
auin.
"Yes; take annuder pull right now.
Don't be afered ob it.- D.ar's plenty
moah whar it cotne irom.
So the old man pulled again and want
ed to know: ,
"Hev yer got annader dollar bill wid
yer?" ,
"Look heah. old man. tou must 'low
de campaign committees' irade of money.
Here's yer udder dollar; Now' jimp in.
De polls is gwine ter close."
"Lor', chile, you makin' out yon is a
statesman, hean ! heah 1 I'se been foolin'
yer. ,1 done voted the udder ticket only
dia morn in', heah! heah! heah!" and the
old image settled down in front f the fire
and nearly chuckled his head on.
The new style of fall bonnet may be
photograp ed by slamming a ripe toma
to against a board tence. Mauch
Chunk Democrat.
The Syracuse Times asks: "What
is it that makes a , locomotive -tender?"
i . i imi i r i.
dune wnne longer: runw.
" What do vou mean Dlavinjr marbles
on the Sabbath, you young rascal?"
exclaimed a father. "Oh, thi3 is a sa
cred game of marbles, pa." That boy
remembered that the old "rascal" attend
ed a "sacred concert" the previous Sun
day, wnereat the "Fatinitza March" and
the '-Turkish Patrol" were the sacredest
hymns. Boston Transcript,
Wheel or woa. Countryman (to per
spiring bicyclist) Carn't ride 'un np a
'ill? Tips up when she coom to a stawn?
Whoy, I'd sooner, 'ave this 'ere donkey,
sir. Bicyclist Well, but you see this
thing requires no food, no stabling, no
bedding and no grooming; only a
litue
oil now and then. Countryman Iso
food, nostablun.'nobeddun,' nogroomun
No more do this 'ere donkey, sir, and
'e nivir gets no ile.
"I am so sorry to see yon have been
out on such a day, my dear, without
rubbers' said a middle jfsred woman to a
1. i:.l tn- nana nnlv
youug gin wuusc muo v..v
encased in French gaiters when the
streets were covered with snow and ice;
it does look as though you were too poor
to afford rubbers." This had the desired
effect, and the next time thejoung' lady
weot to town she wore her rubbers,
much to the gratification of her mother,
who had found warning of sickness, per
suasion, &e., quite unavailable. One
harto become worldly wise in dealing
with those will recognize no higher wis
dom. ,
HOW U'CLb ano'ntR SG"
SHIPMAN, Illinois.
Dr. R. T. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sir wish to state that my
daughter, aged 18, was pron
carabIe and a3 fu8ti failing, a
ounced in-
as the doc
tors thought; with consumption. I ob
tained a half dozen bottles of your Dis
covery for her and she commenced im
proving at once, and is ndw well and
strong'. She took the Discovery last
Fall. Very truly yours,
Rkv. ISAAC N. AUGTJSTIN.
THE
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.
TS THK BEST MK'JIDM: through which
1 y ;
ooraw canu ui ovum vnruiuw, uv
finterpn haa a larea and Joo'eaiing circa
larton ia the Pee iee ani Oape Fer tectiona
ofthiabtate bavioe obtainedja larjre oirou
lation in the latter during the ax monthi it
waa DUCtliaaed in Paretterille before ita re-
noTAl to Lanrinbartr. a ad in the former
within the laet few months.
Advertiiemnts will be inserted by the
month, quarter and rear at t eaaonable rates
AddreM, H. I. McDUFIK,
' . Laurinbartc, N O
Fresh Every Day
French and Domes tie, jvst reeeiTed and I
ale. v
THE OLT GENUINE HOUE-UADE
CandT in the elty. will be found verv
dar. fresb andaweet three doors 8outh of
tn jfoatoQO on oeooaa icreew a au
faU Kwr tatPwIofioeg
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And a 1 disdssOT of the Kineya, Bladder aad
Uriaarj Orjrau b weaiiig- the
Improved Excelsior Kidney
Pad
It u a Mi:vel of Heslicf ard Belief,
SIMPLE, SENSI31E. DIRECT,
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t boorr-ticn n- dl.'nct .iticstii .- ss oppoee
to ursati-tActurj i-t-rr aiici'-ri eeiid
tor oar treatise on Kiuue t.ob e, joatfres
rtold by drsgiijt, or feat by miitaoa receipt
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DesariotiTft of the noxmtry itng and tribu
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renovated this House and famished It entire-
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pnblio aU tht(nvenianelM of IFIB8T-
0LA8S HOTBL It Is loeated 1m the vrj
eeatre of tha bmisasi part of fte citj, beint
convenient to the principal bo&ineet honjae,
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Oonrt Hovae.
jOmTA First-Giasa Bar and Billiard 8aloor
oonaeeted wit this HotaL -k,
; RATES $2 EKS DAT.
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LUHQ DISEASES
THROAT; DISEASES.
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It DRIVES' INTO the intern cortUr
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It UaAWH ruSH the ueaaad parts the
pnicBs un cause ue&tn.
TBODsa&as Taaurr to Its Vlrtour,
Yon GaiiUB Selieyefl & Cnrefl.
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Pold br Drnjelste, er sent It mail on re
ceipt of price, $ J, by
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rear." bent Detroit. SSleh.
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32 Market St, 32
Sisrn .of the Show Case with tb
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always cornplete. Call and examine.' Sat
isfaction guaranteed to customers. Now ia
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A full '-line, of ' tnostf-CHILDREN'S
SCOTCH SOLE, in lace and Mt tohs." See
ing is believing. Convince yourself of the
fact. '
A new lot "of those SCOTCH SOLB
GAITERS just receive. Don' forgeiithe
old number. -
OSEWTHAL,
S3 Market Street.
BOVl
Eecelved this Bav.
50
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I ; IRT
-
Ati.:.it'tr,i Price.
50
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From Bend thi Dy,
i
And for sile at ImporterVPrices.
! (Hly $LtC for a Bittle of
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I At GEO, MYERP.
f
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Late Commissioner of Patente.
Pate mifis,
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Attorneys-ai-Law and Solicitors of Atner .
can and Foreign Patenta,
412 Fifth Street, Washington, D. O,
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A CLASSICAL. Mathematical, Scientific
and English School, ; with - Military Or-
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Principals, 1 c HOBNEr M.
The Sprinsr Session will ; begin January
4th,lS81. For further particulars apply to
Ml
Port &raie 1
red in tt rlrcM nJ oc
JLzcellent for &diej nud Weakiv
Perfor end the Iced-
Speer Port (jI rape H'ine
Four Years Old.
rpni8 CZLEBBATJED JTATITSINE
Is made from the Juice or the Oporto Grape,
raised in this country, lis invaluable
Toaic am-' Strenjtlieniiu -Kojerties
jisrjrrased br any ther natire Vr'ijie,
rttriiig the pare juice of the grape, prodncec
under Mr. Speer's own personal superTision,
its purity and genuineness are jruaranteed.
The youngest child may partake of its gener.
ens qualities, and the weakest inralid may
use it to adrantage. It is particularly bene
ficial to the aged and debilitated, and suited
to the various ailments that afflict the weaker
sex. It is, in every respect, A. WINE TO BS
BELIED ON.gt
SPEER'S
P. J
Sherry.
The V. J. SHERRY is a Wine of SUPE.
RIOB CHARACTER, and partakes of ths
jrolden qualities of the grape from which it
is maae. Jtor runty, Kicnness, jiarnr ana
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES, it will! b
found unezcoiled
SPEER'S
P. J. Brandv,
This BRANDY Tstandj cnivaled in tale
Country, boinr; far superior for a?.odica;pur
poses.
IT 13 A PURE distillation from the erapt
and contains valuable medicinal properties.
It nas a delic&ta flavor, similar to that of
the irrapes from which it is distilled, and i?
in great faver among: first-class familie3i
Bee that tne sismature o. Alfred opctr,
Passaio, N. J., is over the oork of each bet
tie.
For sale by W. H. GREEN, J. C. MCITOS,
Dngtisia, and P ht BI41DGKSB & CO
je 26-tr
Rust Well Ausrer.
Hust Well BrillEn
Kust Horse Power.
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Auger ana Drills work by band or norse
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Drills and Horse power nave capacity icr
1,000 feet. t
In use five, years and no failures.
Made from best material and sold for half
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an 37-lydlw
8t. Joseph, Mo
THE OLD
T THE OLD ESTABLISHED
House of Georee Myers, 11 and 13 South
Front Street, the people of the entire Cape
Fear section will find a complete stock o
FAMILY GROCERIES
of all fclnds, which were purchasedsed ex
pre&sly for this market, and which will
sold at prices to suit the'times.
Now opening a tme assortment oi uimst
mas Goodies to which attention is invited
In Liquors we defy competition. Oar
Sweet Mash Wliiskey,
at $3 a gallon, is thebest intheJmarketTo
the price, and our
DELMONICO CLUB WBISKET
which we sell at $4, is worth almost doubl
he money.
Call and see the stock and "SAMPLE
when yon visit-Wilmington.
OSOB.OB.SIX7BB.S
Family Grocer.ll &13 S-Frontstreet.
de9-7w
A LARGE STOCK OP
Sash, Boors Blinds?
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK
. LUMBER ILATHS. &c.
For tala Terj cheap, at
t ALTAFFERyJPRICi A CO.
'--SSA I C , RjT"
HOUSE.
Faetoryr
foot of vfalant n.
. dte
OfSee: -
Astly mcar Et4 Crcas it
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follow J
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DAY AIAIL'ANP EXiMV.'
hot 47 North en
Leave Wlirinjjtcn, iroat ht
at. ....
.rriT at Weldoc 1 1
Leae Weldon... ..i,
Arrire at Wilmirton, Fr -t;t
Depot, at.M...
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Fast Ttroarh ?! rv.
Daifj C8. i i h:
T'-r ;r.
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Leave Wtlrfon...,
Arrire at Wi,n i
Depot
Trsin No-4'i s.
Point, Bnre s
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Mount, Wilfcor, Gf W
Kight Pa&sen?er, Ji lrc1 lr
daily Si b. 45 N rlL - 1
Leave Wllmlngtcn, .i r it .
Depot at.....;.;.
Arrive at Weldcn tQw. ....... .;
Leare Weldon, .. , ,
Arrire at Wilmington, I. r ,
Depot at.-
Trains on Tarb'-ro
RocW Monnt for Tarn
and Toesdiy. TLnr J ,
n;
rn'
A 21. Keturiiin c , : . -.
A M daily, &r .1 " :
Friday at 8:30 P ;
Ticin r.'o. '7 : - -Weldon
for ll j . -
rU Jtichmotd,.:.".
Irain No.
Wathiogton, ;.,?(,.
daily to iiichtu! tj j, t. , x
dar niah's fur u.l j . ;
trsin No 43 ru s
'el
ccnnecion ior ru pom
mono ai.G cf irt' rs
All trRi-a rcn V r:: I ;
and Watliinti u, cza hts;o "
Sleepera Atts.chtii.
JOHN r. m;v;-
A. VOV, Gea'i i'r: .
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WILMINGTON. v Lti
CHAisGL OF
ua era i.-t'-
3:45 P JJ, tj r ir
viil be Tua t
v. -'.
Day Parserror,
Leare Wih-.;. rt- . ..,.. ,
Arrive at Florc'ct;.. ....... .
Leave Florence
Arrive tt W:lsair..-t a-... . ..
JSIGI1T EXJ"li;-.S T ".
' I103. 40 Vt'c:: cm.
Le&ve Wllininsrto....,,......
Leave Florence
Arrire at C C jsnd A Jrjt:;
Arrire at Coin ra'oi
Leave Columbia'i.
J I'
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Leave (J C ard & .
Leave Flo r or. 1 2....
Arrire at Win.'-;
This Traii: r.t
Whiterille.
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3 OA
Florence,' 1 i;nrr
C&raden Jacctjn
Pascn?tr8 to:
G. & C. Ii. K..
Vi.. U t"i
t
are,-
O id ,
Aiken Junction, r. ' aj
should taKe o 40 r. i-rh ' V
Heparate I'cUxen ,-.
and for Auuta o:i t's'ne
All trains rr.a tcii Lc
and Wilmington.
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