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The Daily Review.
JilSII. T. JAM US. Editor & Pn.;.
MONDAY. FEIIHU UY !. mi.
KaUf-t si lira tokxiirc at Wtimtnjrloa. N. C,
enol-r.U Matter
a cituci policy.
Tho policy which has oecn pursued
by EaslanJ am! Franoa f r the last
eight or ten years in regard t Kypt
nod ber affairs is simply atroci u. It
is a policy ai cruel and oppresire as
that pcraucd fmardi Inland by the
Crit-naaicd government, and hat been
much more disastrous in its co.istquen
cei. General Charles I. Stone, late
Chief of Staff rubo Kh-die. in a re
cent address before tho Military Service
Institution of the United State, garc an
interesting ami graphic account of the
manner iu which Ejryj.t had been treat
cdly England France, ar.d from his state
ment!, those two powers are responsi
ble tor the terrible scenes of rapine i nd
bloodshed which hare been enacted in
the Khedive dominions, in ihj a
large number of American officers.
some of whom had eoen emco in the
Federal and some in the Confederate
cause, entered the service of the
Khedive, and through their superior
men which the British telegrams of to
day call the Egyptian army ; is another
mio, anu tis wore so proclaims u. .
Youns Men. Middle A red Men and
All Men who suffer from early India
cretions will find I Allen's Brain Food
thu most rxiwerful invieorant ever In
troduced; onco restored by it there is
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J. II. Allen. 315 First Ave. New York
City. ' cod
PEICSONAL.
Mr. Cable will read in Philadelphia
hi week. j
Mr. Pe La Matyr. who was once in
Congress, is a preacher in Denver.
Dr. Jacoek Coopet. of ltutgers. de
cline a chair in the University of Mich
igan. Mr. Lester llack is said to weigh
now ISO poundi, as a result of of his
Florida trip, j
Ex-President 1 Davis has erected a
fine monument to Mrs. S. A. Dorsey,
at Natchez. Miss.
Poor ex-King Cetewayo," says the
Phitadelphia Times, has just died
again his first death this year."
Mr. P. T. Barnum declares that he
ba finihod lecturing forever in this
world." How many worlds does ! the
famous showman expect to conquer? '
Mr. Matthew Arnold has had small
audiences at St. Louis, and the Repub
lican ot that city says: "We are, es
Mntiftllv. a oractical people, and not
MISCELLANEOUS
HISCSLLAUEOUS v
Hew the Tipsy Topsrs Tipple 1
When yqu see fa jot of halftipsy
fellows lounging up to the counter ol
a village bar-room, and asking each
other if they will take some bitters, r (
you may be assured that the " bitters
they are after is "not UB rounds Iran
BitUrsr
When you see an old toper slyly
md repeatedly visiting his bottle in
the closet, and privately taking what
he tells you is his "bitters," you
nay be very certain that the bottle
Joesfiot contain "Browns Iron Bit-
Sash, Doors, Blindsv
White Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass.
KAIXJIOADS, &c
Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company. .
Orncs or GssiEaAi. SUPKLaiKTiwosafT,
WllmUijrton. K. a, Nov 17,18S3
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i
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get our prices before purchasing The fact
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that oar Paints are from the celebrated Fac
tortea of Wetherlll A Co., and Ilarrisqn Bros
Jt Co., lajanfficlent guarantee for. their quality
mad purity-.
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A fine One of Cooking Stores at Factory
Prices, In addition toour large and full
T Z X jF &
Tho following
wholesale price, fencrally. Ttop
small orders higher prices haTB tAVw
- wStti
to which your attention la respectfully invited.
sept 2
NAlH'Ii JACOBI,
10 South Front St
rm w. hrmth( In hiah nln f Of didactic IdCAS, dimly C-Xhlbited
skill and efficiency. General Stone
weave fsacmatioa aroona a procession i jon i iora moment uim. uui ic
aialy exhibited in ai een takine "Brazens iron outers.
vtstball.n ' Brown's Iron Bitters is not an
PlUn Taw;' pi KPt includes v two I : i lo o
oflhi, number, and from hi. pesi- . ',dTiifi. Spirit lamp. L"""?. , ,.,,u
iJ v-'vi vi wtwufcM. , jkcui. III uiH wuw I 1 j" 1.1 U 1M 1.. A1
InUmate relations with the Khedive, forbidden wine, because of her nerv- myuouy wou.u uc iikcijt -
and ueccsvarily became acquainted iVT ; u rrnl.u
Milk I ha tvnrlinira f Inn h iri-r.liin I . . . . . l 1 f I . O
n.w v. i the ueciares tuat no uocior snau ever
government aod tho influences which I derive her ol her tea. "I must have
m . mm mm I 1.. 11 1.. t a
surronnueu tis ruler, lie aid:
When you find several men com
gaining of aching: heads, and hear HARDWAKE STOCK,
X1CU1 SiXJ lllcii. UtC UllUC U4 U1CU UCdUT
iches is over-indulgence in what
.hey call their "bitters," it is beyond
Joubt that what they have been im
bibing is not"Bnmm9sfrmBitersjiE BRIGHTEST and BEST!
When you, find a man with red
dened nose, blodd-shot eyes, stag
gering gait, and other indications ol
rreirular habits, and are told that
his condition is the result of too fre
quent visits to the "bitters" bottle,
DAILY, SFJh. LWEEKLY, WEEKLY
A VD SbjDAY EDITIONS. 1
A.
THE
WEW YORK
fa)
FOR 1884.
Li
"In an evil hour for Ksypl, the
Kbcdivo Ismail. triHtinir in the honor
of European governments, allowed two
Kuroncan Minister to enter hts
Cabinet, each in chanre of a very im
portant Ministry. An Koglish Minister
of Ftnanca and French Minister of
Public Works nominally entered his
senricft. but really they, while holding
portfolios in an Egyptian Cabinet, were
mero representatives or the interests ol
their respective governments and each
one worked to securu to his owu govern
meni the commanding power in Eypt.
This unhappy chaugo occurred in the
summer of
After alluding to the fact that the
army was poorly paid, he said: "it
sec mo 1 to those who looked on and saw
the civil employees ivgularly paid and
the soldiers thus badly treated, that it
was the object ot the new Government
to crush out everything like military
spirit in Ejrypt. The new foreign Min
istcrs had their salaries increased from
S 15,000 to $30,000 per annum ; soldiers
who had more than a year or pay due
them and whoso officers had tamilics
nearly starving at name, guarded, the
buildings in which were daily fclorei
immcuso sums of gold, connmr from
the taxe and jroinirt pay foreign bond
holders, tho Turkish tribute and the
civil employees. Yet so linn was the
discipline that in uo instance wis there
a failure in the duty or tho soldier guard
inz thu public cdillcc. or guarding or
escorting treasure, lie who add re! c
you knew officers who appeared daily
r mi i - . i . i i tr
in lucir piacca oi uuiy in ciuan uuiiurms
and who alter a ttrici periormanct ol
their duty during the day. returned to
their homes. p:u carefully aside their
unilorms. and then iu feasant's dress
labored hall the night as porters to earn
enough to give their famines bread.
Yet this army spoke not .f revolt
throuzti munius oi mis ppresin. i.r
the officers knew that It was not the
will of thu Khedive wKicu placed them
in such a position, but tho will ol lor
elzners. who held the - power over the
treasury which they saw drawn from
their Icilow-coumrymeu at tho rate ol
millions per month, and this is the army
whoso discipline is o Iizlitly and con
tempt tbly spoken of What European
army would remain iuiei under one
month of uch treatment, could uch
occur? Whit ltritish or Freueu Min
istry would dans to apply such a lest to
the duaplmo of their own army ?
lie then described in detail the revolt
of the officers against tho Ministers
which led lo the resignation of tho two
foreign Ministers, hut England am
France inimol on their being retained
lie then 1m1 of the dbaslrotis litmneia
policy insisted on by ihe .r.ii;i
Ministers and it rejeelion by the Khe.
dire and then ssid : inis aetini w.i
received with acclamation by lh
Egyptians and by thoe Eur e:in i.
luvetl Etfll. Well Would il h:ive heei
for the Eryp'ains. for the Und holder
and lor the ItrttUh (tveriuuett even
had that at -t ion In-en frankly aix-ei'tit
bv England and France. ell for lit
UntishUuvwuiueQU lor that (!.v rn
mcnl woqU hava been spareil an act ol
frightful injustice and cruelty which
has already cost her blood, treasure and
humiliation, and which m-ciiis likely to
cost her tuorco! each. Hut no; Eng
l&nd and Franco declared themselves
Insulted br the action ol the Khedive.
und calling to countenance them (ler
many. Austria and Italy, and receiving
their permission, they drove imra the
throno of EzfDt the sovereign who had
dared t act like a king for the protcc-
lion of hi country and his people
firainit foreign inter lerencc."
C!en Stone neat spoke of the action
of England and France in pretending lo
rtw)?nize the power of the young Kbe-
tvn whom they had placed on tho
throne, asd said It was a sham, snJ,
i.i-A nil shams, soon came to grief. The
mntrolicrs olaced in oflloc by thes
govcramcnU assumeil regal power and
that led to the revolt ol Arabi. which
the lecturer said ko could not approve
of. He then spoke of the conduct of
England In the destruction of Alexan
dria, which was such a wanton out
rage that even France would not coun
tenanco iu For the subsequent events
he said: "The first action of tho Brit
ish after success was to insist on the
issuance of a decree br the Khedive
disbanding entirely the Egyptian army?
Not tho disbandmcnt of the rebellious
regiments aad corps, but the disband
naent ot tho entire army. Such was
the end of tho Egyptian army of the
forty third dynasty. The handful of
pleasant to take as a medicine, is not
t "whiskey-drink" medicine, the use
)f which can be made an excuse for
tippling.
IbSto SlrJSrSSSiwI - bar.roomStavems. or places
am there a e my caddy and my uog wnere annKing men run ivi suum-
tea." she said to a Chicago reporter
"lea or death- three times a day. and.
as Johnson said about Mrs. Wofhing
ton and her tea. it is strong and red as
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR. Sunday-
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTEJt NO VMS IS, ISSJ," AT 1.05
A. M., Fiasenarer Trains on the Wilming
ton A Weldon liallroad will run as follows :
DAT MAIL. AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAIL.
NOS. 47 NOKTH AND 48 SOUTH. , L
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depst, 8.53 A. il
Arrive at Weldon..; 2.S1 P. M
Leave Weldon. 3.00 P. M
Arrive al Wllm'gton, FrontSt. Dpt, &40 P. Id
Fast Trsocoh Mail & Passekqeb Tkaw
DAU.T No. 4 South.
Leave Weldon I J 5.50 P. M
Arrive at Wllmgton,FrontSt.D'p't 10.i5P.JW
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAILT
. No. 43Northr
Leave Wilmington................ 8.00 P. M.
Arrive at Weldon..... ............ SLiiO A. M.
Mail and Passekgkk Tkains Nos 45 and 42
Leave Wilmington, (Sundays
cepted).... ....... .....
Arrive at Weldon
Leave Weldon,; (Mondays excepted)!. 05 A M
Arrive t r limingion. . ....... ...... 6 o5 AM
Train No. 40 South will atop only at Wilson.
xrains on xarDoro Branch Road Leave Rocky
ount forTarboro at 1.20 A. M. and 4.S0 P-
M.. Daily, (Sundays excepted).! Returninir.
co iiu uuiv a ju.w jXm A2. anu o i . in, XaiiV.
iiauw wa owiiuuiu xecK jirancn uoaa leave
nanrax ior scouana JNectat 3.25 P. M. Rv
turning leave scotiana Neck at 8.30 A. M,
aauy except sunaay.
Train no. 4. mates close connection at Wet
aon xor an poniu worth UalJy. All rail via
-tuenmona, ana aauy except Sunday via Ba
Train No. 43 runs dally and makes nn
nection for all Points North tia Richmond aud
vi asrungton. I
All trains run solid between Wi'mlngton an?
Washington; and have Pullman Palace Steep
ers attached. ,
For accommodation of local travel a passen
ger coacu win DC attacnea to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 7.00 A. IM;, Dally except
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Six months ago TIIE WORLD commenced
its new career. Its growth has been unpre
cedented. Its wonderful advance in circula
Uon, In advertising. In Influence, in popularity,
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coughs and fall derangements of the
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FOKKIUN FACTS.
Bamum's alleged while elephant has
been drawing crowds in Iondon, and
eats, hay in a way that looks as it he
didn't care whether he was a fraud or
not.
ltrd Carnarvon has been buying
lands in Australia as an investment for
his son and heir. Iord Portchester. He
is probably unfamiliar with American
mining stocks.
Since December no less than ui new
iournals and periodicals have- been
started in Germany. Ot this number
fifty-three have already gone up the
golden flue.
International exhibitions of one kind
and another are to be held this and next
vcar at Rouen, Turin, Pesth and
.Madrid. A number of countries have
yet to be heard from.
An Knglish genius has invented ven
tilatcd bed clothes. They aro per
furatcd aud permit the vapor from the
body tu cheapo. This kind of clothes
have luug been in fashion.
In another year- tho Thunderer."
otherwise tho loudon Times, will have
attained its centennial, and then there
BROWN'S I RON BlTTERS is the great warrants the claim of a leadlngposltlon In
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ip the system, imparting vigor anc
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JOHN F. DIVINE.
General Snncrlntendpnt.
T. M. EMERSON, Genera Passenger Agent.
UUV 14 . , ....
Wilinlngton, Colnnibi
& Augusta R. JR. Co.
OVFICB OF GB2TEKAL SUPEBJKTENDEH r. I
Wilmington. N. C. Nov 17,1888. i
AT
116 Rlarket St.
FEEN0H NAINSOOKS,
will be a doubio-icadcd editorial two Victonaaiicl Persian Lawns,
yanls long aud all literature! I
In Berlin the famous zoological
gardens are lo bo enlarged aud a pano
rama of natural history added, the
' finest in too world." "Not withstand
ing the increased attraction, the price
of admission will not be raised."
Dan. Godfrey's famous band of tho
CoUUtrcaui Guards has been offered a
good round sum to cotuo to this country
and giro concerts, but as eovernment
permission is necessary, the offer has
been declined with thanks.
A large skating riok is now in course
Change of Schedule.
AND AFTER NOVR ISth. 1883. at
33 A.IM.. the followinsr rasseneer Sched
me win ue ran on tms roaa :
No.43 Leave Wilmington, (Mondays
excepted) 7.15 A M
Arrive at Florence . . . . .11.40 A M
No. 45 Leave i Fl. rence, (Sundays
excepted)....... 7.40 P M
Arrive at Wilmington.. 12 10 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY- Nos. 46
I Weet and 47 East. '
Leave Wilmington ..... 9.10 P. M
Leave Florence. 2.40 A. M
Arrive at C. C. A A. Junction.!.... 6.35 A. AI.
Arrive at Columbia .40 A. M.
Lieave Columbia.... 9. 55P. M.
Leave C, C. & A. Junction.. ...... .10.20 P. hi.
Leave Florence.... 4.83 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington.. 8.23 A. M.
Night Mail ani Passekokr Train, Daixt
No. 40 West. :
Leave Wilmington ....10.40 P. il.
Arrive at Florence 1.45 A. M.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DALLY
! No. 43 East. !
Leave Flerence at .....3 .35 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington -.7.42 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton. and Marlon.
i-assengers ior uoiumDia andau points on G
A C. It JR.-. !-. . It. R RtotlnncL A Ikon Ti,
Hon, and all points beyond, should take the
isiani express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Charlestor
and Augusta on Train 48 .
A 11 tmmn.mmn mmn n 1 fl . 1 - . . . .
fmy-r iatt i n wTTTt t I m'huu ouuu uoiwcen vjQancsion anu
UIM Va llllljliA IL A I rjJX II. I Wilmington.
, ' i.LiOcal frelcrht lr,a.vt- Wllmlnirttn rioilw
JOHN F. DIVINE,
i I uenera.1 Snmrlntendinil
AIL THE NEWS, complete and interesting; I T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
ry sublcct. poUUcal or social.
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magnificent success it has already achieved
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gums. I
Statistics ot electric wire deaths in
New 1 ork are to be taken.
Daily and Scndat, One Yeah;
Dailt anp Sdndat, Six Months
Sun dat Edition, One Yeab
...fl 00
2 00
6 00
7 50
3 75
1 20
1 Change of Schedule,
fJt AND AFTER JUNE 13th, 1883, TUB
Railroaa :
following bcneaaie
will be operated on thl
A JFULL ; ASSORTMENT IN ALL JSEW
STYLES ANB DESIGNS.
ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED
at onco in every 1
whom a Li BE!
lowed
This Is just tie
unrepresented district, to
commission will be ai
BALANCE OF
Mason for t srents to exert
themselves in jetting up subscription lists.
uemittacces should be bv draft on New York.
. . r - - ,
money oruer or reguterea letter.
ena tor any information desired.! Soecl
men copies sent iree. Aaaress 1
I WINTER GOODS ! THE WORLD,
.l!.500 versus l,0OO.
"I spent $3,500 with other doctors'
writes Mr J W Thorntou. ot Claiborn,
Miss. Simaritan Xcrvinc" however
alone cured my son of fits." This is on
a par with hundreds of others, speedy
but thorough. ;
....
The last season brought 50,000 deaths
by cholera to KtjpL ,
StartllQir Weakness,
General and Nervous DebilUity, Im
paired Memory, Iack of Self-conO-
dence. lremature Ixiss of Man!; v icor
and rowers, rro common resalts ol
excssire indulgence or youthful iodis
cretions and pernicious solitary practi
ccs. Victims whose manhood has that
been wrecked by self-1 base shonld
address, with three letter stamps, for
arrtftUor rated treatise gtTinr means
of perlect core. orld1! Dispensary
Medical Association, Uaflalo
mth j
Centerbrook. Conn , u said to have
he larget t ivory factory In the wold.
ML LI KG OUT VERY CHEAP,
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING STOCK.
31 and 32 Park Raw.
dec.14 , NEW YORK.
Z : 1884.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pages.
surrsi to botv axd oraxs or fsox set
TO aiXTglM TEAKS OT AGE.
Vol. V. commences November 6, 18S3.
116 Llarket St.
jaa 21
NEW CROP.J
WE ARE NOW LAKDINQ 'J.
Hakpxr's Youko Pbople is the best week,
ly for children ta America. Southwestern
Christian Adroca&e.
All that the artlsU skill can accomplish in
the war ot illnstratlon has been done, and the
best talent of the country has contributed to
its text New England Journal of Education,
Boston.
In its special field there ta nothinz that can
be compared with it Hartford Evening Post.
TERMS:
HARPER'S YOUNQ PEOPLE, I -
fire icir. rount rnmw. 1
SxsfGue NcKBxas, Pour Cents each.
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Daily except Sundays.
) Leave Wilmington at ...7.00 P. M
NO. 1. Leave Raleigh at 7.35 P. M
J Arrive at Charlotte at...... .7.00 A. H,
. ) Leave Charlotte at ....8.45 P. II
No. 2. Arrive Raleigh at. ........ . . .8.30 A : M
) Arrive at Wilmington at 8.25 A. If
Passenger , Trains ston at reiralar st&tinn
i only, and points designated in the Companyt
. I Time Table. 1 f
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENUER, liAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte.......;............ 530 P L
Arrive at 8helby. 9.00 P. M.
Leave Shelby. ... I 700 A.M.
Arrive at Charlotte.. .10.30 A. m!
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection I
Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to and from Ral
eigh. Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmlsztoii
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte;
Take Train No, 1 for Statesvtlle. Stations
Western NCRR, Asbcville and points West
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athena
Atlanta and all points Southwest.
1 : ;w L. C. JONES,
r. W. CLARK. General Pajien a.
tune 13
Female School.
MISSES BURR JAMES, Principals.
MRS. M. 8. CUSIHNG. Musical Instructress.
rJlHE TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION of
SZS1? ThurUy: the
Linseed... ......... ...i.......
Rosin .'...I......:
Tar......... i.......
Deck and Spar.;...,..:.......
POULTRY j 1
, Chickens, live, grown... ....
o " Spring.........
Turkeys
PEANUTS y bushel........
oWCCt. ......
Irish, V bbl
PORK; V barrel-
City Mess........ .............23
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Rump............
RICE Carolina. V
uougn, v bushel...
BAGS, V lb Country
City.. ,
ROPE. ft
SALT, V sack. Alum.
Liverpoo
Lisbon........ ................
American......;..............
SUGAR. V ft-Cuba
Porto Rico.......
A Coffee. ..... ... .........
B ........
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Ex C
Crushed...
SOAP. V 1ft Northern..
SHINGLES, 7 In. VM........,10 M
common.... ................... 2 SO
Cypress TSaps...... .......... 4 60
Cvrreea llcartn. 0 00
STAVES, V M-W. O. Barrel..l2 00
R. O. Uosrshead.... .....00 00
TALLOW, & lb.. ............... .4
TIMBER, y M feetShlpplng.l2 00
fine iiuu.-.. ............. ....ill sa
Mill Prime........; i 7 80
Mill Ealr.. ...... ...
Common Mill.
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WHISKEY. V at-Korthern..l CO, 0
North Carolina...... ....1 00
WOOL, y B Washed.
unwashed.... ........
BUZTT.. ....... ........
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25
20
111
0 ISO
0 00
0 (0
flOT Ti ,0 lhe working claw. Send
XX J JJAJ for postage, ad
box of sample good that wlU pat FonUt"
way of making more money In a few dytw
uu ever mougni possible at snr ou"r-
lanital nnt rfvinfrMf xia nriii .t.rf too. i"
can work all the time or in spare tin
Tke work is nnlveniAnvrlTttid tobotH
young and old You can easily cn ttw
cents to ti every evening. That s K7?L
work may test the business, we mske
paralleled offer: tn n wv.m - not well txv
lied we will send ft to pay for tbsk trot.j
writing us. Pull partfirulars. dlreetlon. ?
sent free. Fortunes will be made, hy t
who give their whole time 10 the woVk.
success absolntelr sure. Don't delaTt P?
nowi Addrcsa Snasox A Co., fofr
Maine. novaOdCo1!
yseni on receipt or Three Cts. Uh ot October. 1883. aii Z.?I:J
372 IHids. and 100 miaJrfsanasjm
: T i ted Cloth, will be sent by mail, postage pre
Very Prime, Bright
NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES.
IT WILL BE SOLD PROMPTLY.
WORTH & WORTH.
The Volumes
uowufcui lnstrucunn ! ihnmn.t. -,t
paid, on receipt of $3 00 each. Cloth dUes I nklntn in"o!i w.7rTnule. ens in
foreacH volume, suitable for bindlnvilllS SeSalid India fartSESJ1 with
sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt i of 0 eentii I
eacn. i ' I whV.i. n' rates.
RzmlUances should be made br1 Post Office thefofintw ZelJe i?"30 ,or
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance ofk!. Scc3r? P0. price will be re-
wSSexreLH-fJ .,?il8.?.tf.W oAhe,! who desi W
News
sent
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Address
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New York,
For further
or call for
aeptlJ
uo wen vo appiy earl v.
JjrUcuUrs Inquire of IrinelpSi,
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price. The fastest seUlng book toi",2
Immense profits to memntM. Afl LaUiUV
people want it.; Any one ean ibecom fZ-
txsstuj agent, 'lerms Iree. liAi u"
Co., Portland, if sine. nor 20-CwdlJ
p. JLjAlZiJj and receive free, i
oox or gooas which will help yoal k rz
money rlh t awav than anything el D
workl All. ot eftner sex, succeed from
hour- The broad road to fortune open he
the workers, absolutely sure At once .
T Co.. Augusta, Maine,
nov 20-Cmd ly w ; jf
!t 2 week at borne. tiOO outfit r
wPOPsj absolutely sure. o-z
Capital not required. Reader, If yon w
business at which persons of either ex.ji
or Old. can mikH rmt n v all t tlateU
work, with absolute certainty, write for
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. nor 20Cna lyw i