Uiscolianoous.
DR. O.'.W. BKNSON.oi Baltimore, Md
We cive above a correct likeness of
this well known and saccessiul pnysiciaa
and surgeon, who ha3 made a life long
study ot Nervous Diseases and the Dis
eases of the Skin,and be now stands in the
lushest rank, as. authority on those spe
and distressinff diseases. 1 la the
course of his practice he discovered what
now are renowqed m meaicai pracuce,
rir" . rnmhination of Celerv and Chamo
mile in the shape of Pills, they are used
. I - - ' & V . . H 3 M AVJt CT k M 4
by tne proiessiou aw i&rgu auu wuawut
ly recommended by them.
Tt is not a eaten t medicine. It is the
result of his own experience in practice.
They are a. sure cure for the following
special diseases; and are worthy of a trial
by all intelligent sufferers. : They are
preparea expressiy vo cure aica. uciav,wi,
nervouj headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, paralysis',- slp!cRsiv3V dys
pepsia and nervousness it : arc any
case. .
KftU sil ?rnrriata. Price 5fr cents
. hfT. nonot. -106 North Eutaw SL,
Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for
ll or six boxes for $2.50 to any auaress.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
u
s
ft
Is Warranted to Cur
ECZCR3A, TSTTERS, HUMORS
I K FLAM MAT! ON t MILK CRUST,
ALL HOOCH SCALY ERUPTIONS,"
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLE 8 A
TENDER ITCHINCSonaUparUofth
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body. It iaakMt2i akin white, soft and smooth
reciGTe taa aad freckles, and. is tto 23 EST toilet
droMlax la 22E2 VTaLD. lOscsstlx pnt up,
tnro bottle iaons "package, eg-oatoting cf both
internal and es.eraal trsstiig&t. '
2lflzstc2aindTttcSl3txha'To it. - f I. per paoVaga.
f
ivorjonnFUL
geatittact'ea X'XYXS; B0TTXLS
tad XlPETSat tb tnu time. t
Booftxss it elMtma the ayBtem of thpoim
ous h omon that dTlop in Kidnty and VxU
nary Pfeaiw, gfliootnaM. Jamndioa, Cosatl.
nation. m. or la ShaumatLrm. JTauralgia,
HSmtou Z)UoxdT aad Temala Complalata,
ajrM B. Stork, ( Janetkm CiT, CaMaa,
aya, KidawT-Wort aored him after regular raj
icUna had Man trying for four years.
Ifra. John Anultmt VTmahlnaton. Ohio, art
bar boy iraa glTea p to dia by. tour promlant
rymoind that he waa at tarwarda cured by
Kldaay-Wort.
It M. B. Oeodvta. aftedfter la Chardon. Onto.
aaya h was toot expected to 11t, -being bloated
beyond batiefi but JOdae3C.Wrtared Mm.
AanaZk. Jarrett f Sooth Salra, ?T T ffon
that sertn yaar sofferinff from kidaey trooblas
d othr &aanUoKtioaa vas ended by the ate ei
ajoney-n on. , .., .
John S. Lawienge of Jaekson Tnn.V.snffred
for Tear from lirer and kleaer troubles and
after taklnr "barrels ofother . medicines?
Kidaey Wort tqd him eB v ; .
mrfaiil-to bf-Montgomery Center, Vt..
fuflred elfffat rears with kidner dlfllsmltr. and
was eassble to work; Kldaey-Wort mad him
wau as otpt.? j skZ xui- -i -
- FCRS3 AMEtlTL V CURES
K1DMCY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles.
tar I Is pot up Ht&rrV Torsa la
Ua eaae, ooe paekacs of which aaakes sia quarts
ot medtclne. Also fit U4W Tatm, Try Oea
eitrated, for those that cannot readily pre-
pareit. -
tir ft act oit eqal mgritnev in either form.
GET IT A.TTHS DKUOOISTS. PRICE, $1.00
. TTKLL&, BICIULIIOSOX A Co., Prop's,
(Wnssad the dry post-paid.) BtBXntCTO.T.TT.
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TT
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zn
110 you TranL a piuxr. wwum
ins Complexion I -' if so, a
feir applfcatloai -sSSr
MAGNOLIA BALH Trill grat
ify you to yonr-lieiirt's con
tent, -.It doessway with Sal
Iowncss...BednesSe Pimple
BlotcliS, and all diseases and
imperfections ofthosldn. It
OTcrcomes tho llnshedappear
anco of heat, fatluo and ex
citement. It makes aladyof
THIRTY appear nt TWEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are ite effects
that it is impossihle to detect
its application.
oet S-lmnrta
The Cosmopolitan
BAR IS THE PLACE WHERE YOU
can get the coolest, purest and most
scientifically mixed Summer Drinks to be
found in the city. The very best Wines
Champagnes an Uquors.aiwsys on hand
Uhe best 5entaClgr that is made. Drop
m and cool Aoff. JOHN CARROLL,
jS Proprietor.
8KIH
CONSOLATION.
It does not seem so strange
When the ripe wheat is bound
In sheaves. It is a change
That nature needs have found,
II.
Bat when the tree half grown
Is blasted when we see
A life cut off we own
Earth's.sreatest mystery.
III.
Tet consolation dear '
May dry the weary eyes, v
For days unnumbered here
Are lived In Paradise !
Dexter Smith;
Graphic.
Not a Modern Romance.
Togama. My dear, I mu9t no oat en
business strain to-night. . .
Kegina. fey dear, you, didn't find it
necessary to go away from me on basi
ness almost every night before we were
married.
P. No, my dear, but my business then
was to marry you.
R. And you enjoyed my company
then?
i I did, my dear. I wasn't so sure
of you as I am now. my dear.
lh Well, you're candid enough at any
rate.-.
P. I am, my dear; let us be honest
with each other. You see we ve talked
each other out. You know me all through
and I kno w y oil ; r
R. And home is a dull 4 place, I sup.
pose. And I am not as interesting as
beforc you married tne. - . :
: P. . xou put the - truth disagreeably
plain, my dear. - There is no use serving
up the truth raw in that iashion. But
that's the size of it when you take the
trimmiogs off.
R. Very well, my dear, I am going
out, too; 1 may be out till two a. m ; pos
sibly till three o'clock.
: I. Where where are you going, my
dear?
R. To see a person Tjn business.
P. A person, a man or woman? But.
of course it's a woman. And why .so
late?
R. It's u person, my dear. And it's
business. Business is business, you
know.
P. But a respectable woman has , no
business to be out with a person at
.v i v n v i .
wife. 1
R. And why a wife any lesa than a
busband, my dear?
P. Becausebecause it ain't the
thine. you know. A man's business
keeps him out late. At least some men's
business noes. Mine does.
R. And henceforth mine., does, my
dear. Sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander. I'm going to see something
of hfe. Home is dull. ; xou re right,
my dear. You were interesting before I
married you. Bat now we know each
other, you know. Come let's be honest
with each other. Sauce for the gander
ought to be the goose's sauce, hadn't it
my dear? Sauce piquante. Good bye.
I am off for greener fields and pastures
newer. -
P, No you don't, my dear.
R. Yes 1 do.
P. You go out of the door and you
don't come in again, my dear.
R. I don't want to, my dear.
P. What?
R. I don't want to, my dear; I've got
a thousand dollars of my own, and if your
door is locked when I return, I shall hire
a door of my own and lock you out, my
dear. Sauce for the gander is sauce for
the goose.
P. Ub, come now, my dear, this is ail
nonsense. You won't do any such thing.
Gome, be sensible.
R. I am sensible, my dear. In fact,
I've just got possession of my senses, as
Mr. Fresh says. I can do it and I will.
You know me well enough for that, don't
yon, my dear?
P. My dear, 1 think l won't go out
to-night.
R. Neither will I, my dear.
Manv miserable rjeonle . drasr them
selves ahout with failing strentb, feeling
... . mm a. . S
that thev are steadily sinking into tneir
graves when, by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic, thev would find a cure commenc
ing with the first dose, and vitality and
strength surely coming back to them.
See other column.
The Scientific American announces
ihP discover? bv Dr. K R. Heath, along
the previous ry unexplored.bordera of the
Benl river, in Bolivia, of abundant: rub
ber and chincona forests. As new rub
ber forests are to that part of the world
what new gold fields are to tho people of
this country, it may readily be -under
stood that the rubber Vfever" became
prevalent after the Doctors announce
ment of his discovery, and thousands set
ont to nenetrate the country of the canni
bals where the forests are found. The
exports oi rubber, , which -was last year
15,000 pounds, is expected this year to
reach the amount of 750,000 pounds, and
next year 6,250,000. .
Tho Popular Demand
So-great has . been the' popular de
mand for tho celebrated remedy, Kidney
Wort, that it is having an immense sale
from Maine to California. Some have
found it inconvenient to prepare it from
Ln .Imww xnmnrmnd Vfr finch the nrn
prietors now prepare it in liquid form.
(Thi8 can be procured at the druggists.
It has precisely me same euai. mo
dry, but is very concentrated so that the
dose is much smaller. Lowell Mail.
A New York barkeeper quarrelled
with his wife one night recently. He
turned down the gaslights in the room
and unlashed a fierce and powerful blood
hound and set the bratft on the unfortu,
nate woman. The dog seized her by the
neck and arms, lacerating and tearing
the flesh badly. Her cries of distress
reached the ears of some boys oa the
street, and they informed the police. A
policeman entered the room and secured
theinfariated animal until another po
liceman came to his assistance. He was
taken before Justice Flammer, at the Es
sex Market Police Court, and notwith
standing the fact that he had previously
assaulted her, the poor wife was nnwill-
- : rr. r-rr , . . . . :
lng to press the charge. lie was fined
hve dollars and required to tarnish bonds
in the sum of $500 to keep the peace for
six months, and in defauit thereof to
staad t committed to prison lor three
months. ssi" 'j. " -
i. Women, that have been civeh no bv
their dearest friends as foevorkTheln. have
been permanently cured by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkbam'r Yegetable Com
pound. It is a positive ctire for all fe
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E. - Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
A Handsome Gift-
Mr. D. Willis James, a wealthy New
Yorker, has presented to the autorities
of that city, for erection m Union bquare,
a beautiful fountain, which is to cost
about $40,000. It is to be eighteen feet
from the ground to the top of tbe group.
u pon a square block of stone three feet
hi?h rests a square pedestal seven feet
high and about half as wide. Uo this
pedestal is a group of bronze figures seven
feet high, which consists of a mother in
flowing dress carrying a naked child on
one arm and holding with .the other hand
a pitcher, which a naked boy is taking
from her. Upon each side of the pedes
tal is a basin, into which a stream of
water is thrown from a lion's head above,
while the surface above these heads is
decorated with water snakes, crabs, &c.
The drinking cups will be of solid bronze
Beer Affects the Kidneys,
and it may seriously interfere with the
health unless promptly counteracted, and
for this purpose Warner's Safe Kidney
and Liver Care has no equal.
Diminished Yigcr
It rcimbuned in great measure, to those
tmnkUd vnith weak kidneys, bv a iudioioui
use of Hoaietter's Stomach Bitter? which
- a. . .
invigorates ana stimulates witnout exeiusg
ha nrinurT ortraEB. In OOninECtiun witA
itm infloAnea soon them, it correcta aoiditr.
improres appetite, and is in every war con
ducive to neaitn ana nerve repose. Anower
marked quality is ita eontrol over fever and
ague, and its power of preventing it.
For sale by all Drug gists and Dealer!
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oet S-d4w
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uie
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&XLBOAD COMPAHT.
WUmisgtor.. S'. a, hi&j li, ioSL
CHANGE 0? SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER May 15th, 1831, at
6.10 P ii, Faaseasjer Trains oa the f il
miegton & Wel-lon Kailroad will rca re
follows
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TP.AIJ?, dU?
Nos. 47 North and 48 Bouth,
Learo Wilmington, Front St. Depot
ArrlTe at Weldon at.... 12 B0 P H
L3vs Wddon 3 3J ? il
Arrive at Wilmington, Front 8t
v"Dpot &t..........MMM.M.Ma 9 45 P
Fait Throasrh Mail and Fa?senger Traip
D.-.Uy Ncs. 43 North and 40 Soath.
Lsae Wilmington, Front 8t-
Dcpst at. 6.25 t &
nive atWeltlos 1.25 A M
Leave Weldoa.. .... 6.15 P M
Arrire at Wilmingtoa, Frt-nt tet
Depot 11.55 P "M
Train No 4'J South will stop only at Kooky
iloant, Wilsor., Qoldcboro and Magnolia
Traiat on Tarboro Branch Itoad leave
Rocky Mount for TarDoro at 7.40 F M daily
and Tuesday, Thursday and datarc ay at 5:Ut
AH Returning, leave Tarboro it 9.50
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesdar sqc
Friday at 8:30 P Mi
Train No. 47 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North dailv. All r ail
via Richmond, and daily except Band ay via
Bay Line.
Train No 43 runa daily and makes close
connection for all points North via Rich
mond and Washington.
All trains run solid between Wilmington
and Washington, and have Pullman Falac
Sleepers Attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Sapt.
A. POPE, GenI Pass. Aent
mav &
1881 THE M BALTIMORE 188U
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CHANGE OP SCHEDULE
m ON AND AFTER May 15th, 1881, at
1,05 P M, the following Passenger Scheduls
will be run on this road
STIQET EXPRESS TRAINS (Daily).
Nos. 48 West and 47 East.- '
Leave Wllmlngton..... 10 05 P B
Leave Floronce.....,...... j 40 A K
Arrive at O O and A Juaotloa.. 6.45 A V
Arrive at Oolumbia.......... 6 00 A II
Leave Columbia I0 OOP
Leave u Uand is A Tunction...M10 20 P M
Leave Florenee.......ww. J 00 A M
Arrive at WHmingismWMM. 6 20 A M
Nibht Mail akd PAswweKB Tbaiw, Dailv.
fio. 40 Wist, asd Dav Mail asd Pas-
sbbqbr Tbaiw, No. 43 East.
'7 Wilmington au.11 45 P M
Arrive at FhTnce.......M... ... 3 15 A M
Leave Florence.... 1 05 P M
Arnve at Wilmington.. 6 05 P M
Train No 43 stops at all Stations
nPnriSforr,0oluiali' "1 points on
? O-..R? O. & A. R. R. feuUoas,
Aiken JnnotioH, and all points beyond,
should take 48 Night Express.
JBsssjsssr. fOT
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miv 16!
OABOLINA CENTRAL BAIXEOAD
Omam GsxxaAi, Btr? jaxjtxasDjarr,
Wllalafftoa, IT. a, June 4, 188U'
CHAN&K OF SCH2DULE4
ON AND AFTER June 6. 1881, the Tol-xv-
i0!? Sflhedule wHl be operated on
tr is Railroad :
passenger, mail and express
Daily except Btiadayi
Bo 1 LaJe "iarton.,.9.45 A M
(Arrive at Charlotte ai..6.45 P M
No 2 Va7et'Hl0.t,te.t-6'00 A M
J Arrive at Wihnlntrton at.S.2& P M
Traias Nos 1 and 3 stop at regular stations
oniyandmPnta wignated In the Compa
ny's Time Table.
These trains makeelose connection at
Charlotte with trains Nos. 3 and 4 for Cleve-
virforf f rUlgS POiBta n 8helbv Di"
PABSENGER AND FREIGHi "
. f V70 Wrtoa iU. 6:30 P M
No 6 V Arrive at Hamlet at. 1:28 A M
I " at Charlotte at 80 A U
r ) 7 h"lott at.7:30 E It
Ne 6 Arrive at Bandetat. 1:28 A la
) " at Wilmington at 9s30 A M
No. 5 Is dally except Sunday, bt no
connection ftr Raleigh on Saturday
No. 6 is dally except Saturday,
SHELBY Dm8IOJr.Pi8SENGER.MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
No. 8. f 7Ohrlctto.-.7:00 P U
f Arrive at 8helby at-,.100 P li
Wo. 4. 1 ve 8l7 U.. C:00 A 11
Trains rtos 5 and 6 make close eonneetien
at Hamlet to tand from Raleigh, except as
above.
J'f ani mak eoxmcctionat
CJ A T' ' 0 ' B- wrlTiug
at Stafesville same evening; and coupecting
thM-e with W. N. C. R. R. for Asheville and
all points on W.N -C R, R. , t
Traits Nos 3 acd 4 wxmeeaJotvdyiwith
Chester & LerJor at Ufieclnion.
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purposes with : a espial,- of LO00,CCP t j
which a reserve fund of -over $120.000 1 2 3 1
since been added rT" " ; fTTj
By an overwhelming- popular vote K lh f
franchise was made 1 rart of tho
State Constitution adopted Dccenber 2d,
A.D.. 1879
Its Grand Sixolr Ni'jmr.
will take place monthly.
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It never scale or pot.one.
Look at thft fnlh v if.r. I -i.trU.i t4
w - - - - 'wu viuu t ! 1 a
; . CAPITA ;':l'KIZE fSff,000t- "sr
100,000 TICKE'ls AT TWO DOLLAtJ
EACn, HALF-TICKETS, ONE Dollar.
LIST OF PniZR S . Tf!lif .t
JS0.C00
1 Capital Prize '-
1 Capital Prize . .
2 Prizes of $2,500
5 Prizes of 1 000 .
10,000,
5,0007
5,000
C.COOii
20,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
, ...
, 20 Piizes of . CC0 - - '
100 Prizes of 100 -200
Prizes of 60 - r - -500
Prizes of 20 -1000
Prizes of 10 - '. f . ;
APPROXIMATION PRT7F.Q.
9 Approximation Prizes of $3CC 2.7CO -9
Approximation Prizes ol 200 l.SCO
, 9 Atproximation Prizes of 1Q0 SCO
IS'm IMzes, amounting to - - $110,400
Responsible correEpohding: agents wanted
ataU points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid. " : . A , .
For further information, write clearly,
giving full address. Bend order by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
' 1M. A. DAUPHIN,
ESS Nw Orleans, LaS
or M. A. nAUPIH-v.at ,
No- 212 Broadway, Neir Yom
All our Grandv Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and management
of GENERALS G. T. BEAUREGARD and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
IVolice to the Public.41 v
. The public are hereby cautioned against
SENDING- ANT . MONET OR ORDERS TO
NTJNES & CO., 83 Nassau St., New York
City, as authorized by the Louisiana Stato
Lottery '.ompapy to sell its Tickets. . They
are flooding the country with Bogus Circu- ,
lars purporting - to be of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and are , fraudu
lently representing themselves aa. Ita
Agents. They have no authority from this
Company to sell its Tickets, and are not its
agents for any purpose. ,
. M. A. dauphin:
, t Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co. l
New Orleans, La.. July 4, 1581, J ' ' '
tep 14-wed-saM wdaw s r
DELICIOUS PE AOHESAND 5
. riyi
TOMATOES I V -
. "'
All varieties of Choico PrccciTea
-' , - , t
- ' -
-..: xz.tfi u
. . - ' . -. t' if r.ur n 'it
in one and two pound Cans, tha
best in the market.
, .Ail
Our elegant Family Flour,
600BS I
Parole d' LTononr ; "
Pig Hsmg, JGreakfast Strips
and Small Shoulders,
Parched Java and Lagnayra Cofleo,
These goods tie all-fresh'thiq)
weeij Oar prices and quality of
try us. ... .. , ..
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Try tho prepared Soups. -
j For salo at -
2 GEO. rAY-SRS'.
feb 14 2Tos .11 and IT Bouth Front 8ti f XiO
f Female School fH?
MI88EH BUBS A JAUf.H
Principals " '
Her. JdAi.r.rjRmnn. Vmv.i v-.f.r,.,.,
I mm-- m
dsy; October 6th, 1831, and docs aixmt Uio v
m.. wm mm 9 wv wy m wir w
f PspHs Wbo enter sfurthe firit mTth wfl -
ce cLXMTgea osry rrrzn asta it entrance fcr t
it is expected they will attend school th rt- t
maitdsr of the Sfsiontdiirfs "other 1st prr f
ventaa oy ui neaitn, 1 or. rm&vai Uom tbe
city. Deduction made Is all eases of iro
tractad sick seas.
! Ths eoatses rf initrrcrfon wfll b s tere
tof', thorr uab asd sjsuiiiatJc, , weh e.i f
receivias; isdlvidasl atu&ti a froa tL Pxit-
Tha -chool or 1ibIc vUi tx edrdoefed by ii
1Nrs.lL 8 Cnsfcirr. Po.il rutrids c tie . "
School, wiabif s; t ecter fm th.s branch " ht
A limi'MliiRMr At t emrt hlj MkrTa. ,
be r-e;iTd la th laxuL'y tf cts cl ths i lia.
dpals.
Tor further Earticnlars. sea PrineiDals.'or -
aqaire.for cixeulars, as SO