msciXLAffEPus
THE GREAT GLRMAK
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
BHECHATIS3T,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica. Lmbt,
niCKACIIE,
XUI HI Z, TXT21CI1,
SOP.E THROAT,
Sr?y-, Cats, ln:n,
rBosTtsrrca.
crnxi.ciLos,
AJ s3 WU1 cVr
4 fa.
nm tins i imt
IUM f 11 VrtcM
t water. PhkUU la 11
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til :ii.-Ui A.Tjjt!t 5.
., B4-. C. & A.
What is ?
I: i, the best vtlllc dress shirt no
c::-.:c.I for
Why i it the best?
, t I: i. c-Ic of lhc acrUli
Wrr.'- ma Jin,
l,;k!kIJ 2100 linen,
Cork's O. N. T. spool cotton.
:l I" "wc-rinuaship i unequalled
LnrU ting Stay Attachment,
French Placket Sleeves,
Reinforced Bosoms
3 1 I: ill inelegantly
Ti: rr.cn, Short men, .
l at men, Lean men,
men, Little rnenl
KJUOTACTVaiD T
DANIEL MILLER & CO.,
iMfvRTElS AND JOBEERS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
Gents Furnishings,
S2ar.lai HOPKINS' TLACE.
WAMSUTTA
2100 LINEN
C.rtu
.rtureo.
if A
ST
tf jroor dealer docs not keep it, send bis
a Urns to linicl Miller & Co., sole man-ufict-Tctv
TaUixorc, MJ.
Capital Trizo 8150,000.
'Wtdokfttty certify Qat wm $upei vO'tXt
mrwjtmrml for aU t AfcmlXty mnd SrwU
Jlmmot Vmts$ ef T4 Louisiana StaU Lot
ttrm Ccmtpuf, mmJ t jxnon wutnajt awi com
ti tU Drmff$ IWmMirei, ttd tXat (JU
mm ar etmdmcUd ra honesty, faimtxt. amd
TdfaLlUMtrtU partus, and tc author
u IW Vtmpawf to j tXis certificate, wiUkfao
nmLts cf 0r stgnaimrts mttacXtd. in its adver
nmmenU.-
Comtulssionors.
Jf rm t:tiKNTk:i attbactios i
vtr: it i.r million DtsTRintrrr.Dv
t'llIl STATE LOTIERV COMPANY
to0rpi,n1 la 13 for 13 year by tho Lrr
Jtarf f ir felueattooal nn Chart UbVj pur
1ua a raptul of ti.aw.ooo to wtucb a
m fia 1 et auo.ooo haa slaoi been
aa Terwh!m!a populax roto lUfraa
wm m.i a part of tha present sute
CCxcCoa a4opteU December JU A. U., 1ST.
aCnsoswauKntBKa Dnwcoi will
f'are monthly. It never scale br post
r". Look at tte foilowlas DUtrtUntloa:
iCOth Grand Monthly
A.HDTHB
"T40RDnCAT SEMI-AS 5 CXU PRAWIXO,
-It l lr.linr of Motto, New Orleans,
V e ronai mpcrttlon and manago
nieatoi
W i;. t. r.EAUREfSARD. of IxulUna. ant
JCUAL A. ilAULY. of VlrjnU.
Capital Prize $150,000.
IU;, fj. rifth. f J. Tenths $1.
use or raixs.
HUL 1'EtIE OF
$IM,0CO...$lM,000
ao.ooo
20.000
ro.ono
so.oeo
40 000
I,0ii0
50.000
20,000...
1Q.O0O...
a.two...
l.co...
1
l.r.
1 4A
1 .)
iOv
500...
ICO...
50...
rrax:3ATiox ruuta.
rrrotinaUoa Priica of t
lt.... 10.000
75.... 7.500
rrU aaauatJnjc to fiil.500
te t::o tor nut to ehtba thou 11 be mvAe
ky tt c2oe of comply ln jew or-
r fBnT t-fonaitV,a. vrtte clearly,
tW7,i, r v A ra Ke?lrm Letters to
HauZjV 5tk aM orutnary letters by
T aiJ:!prr uu oa t&nJ npwarU
' xprr t ocr tipeae) to
H. A. DAUmiX,
a. nacritix Sew OTla L-
Water Coolers
TheDaily Review.
LAUGHTElt AND DEATH
W m .
iccrc is no laughter la the natura
world
Ol beast, or fish, or bird, thoujh no
au coobt .
Ol Ihcir futurity in them unfurled
lias dared to check the mirth-com
pclling shout.
The Hoa roars his solemn-thunder ou
To the Meepiu woods. The eaz'.e
screams her cry.
. . .
nven ino uric cuui strata a serious
throat
To hurl his blest defiance a: the sky
rear, Jngrr9 jealousy nave lounU
voice; .
Ijnxod pain or rapturo the brute
bosoms swell:
Nature has symbols for her nnblb jovs
llcr nobler sorrows. Who had dared
foretell
That only mao, by some fad mockery
. bhouia J earn to lauIi who learns tha
hcmujtdie?
I'ouns vj ftolcus.
A Manufactured Leather.
The manufacturing ot leatherboard.
a a substitute lor real leather for shoo
stlffoninss. i an imrortant industry hi
Maine. Tho peculiar thins about
Icatherboar.i ii that to a certain extent
the name is a misnomer. While the
produce lias tho color and quite the ap
pearance ol h-aiher. yet the best quali
ties have no leather m their compost
Hon, but are composed, instead, of hemp.
flax and similar materials ground up
ana pressed into sheets by a somewhat
similar process to that of the manufac
ture of paper. The manufacture af
ford a convenient opportunity for the
disposal of old sail, cordazo and other
worn-out materials into which the n
quired ingredients have entered, and,
as in the manufacture of paper, the
product bears little apparent relation
to any of its constituent parts. Ex
Dav3 Crockett.
David Crockett created quite a stir
during the Jackson administration. He
had served under "Old. Hickory" in
ho Indian wars, and he was famous in
Tennessee as a bear hunter, but in poli
tics be was a Whig, and was made a
great deal of by the Eastern members
of that party. He was neither granimat
ical nor graceful, but no. rudeness of
language can disguise strong sense and
shrewdness, and a "demonstration.
as ijulwer says, win lorce its way
through all tho perversions of gram
mar. He was a true frontiersman.
with a small dash of civilization, trans
planted to the soil of political life. Some
one undertook to publish his life, but he
promptly denied the authenticity of the
worlr. and hml jy truo memoir t himw
self written and published. When
Texas commenced its struggle lor inde
pendence, Crockett want there and was
killed while fighting at San Antonio De
llexar. His son, John W Crockett,
served two terms in Congress, was At
torney-General of Tennessee, and died
at Memphis in 1S52. Den. rcrlcyjoore.
About the 15 rarest Kusslaii.
IJere is an incident from the thril
lingly described third battle of Plevna,
which gives you an idea ol the magnet
ic influence of Skobeleff. He came up
on an olliccr who bad lagged behind
his men, and Jain down in a ditch
through sheer cowardice.
"What, Lieutenant, had you lain
down to rest?"
"My boots ray feet," stuttered tho
Lieutenant.
l)o you belong to that company?"
Yea?1
'Overtake tbcm and tell your com
manding oflicer that I order him to
send you b'rst with the volunteers, you
bear? I wish to hear that you were tho
first to enter the redoubt. Do you hear,
the first ?"
The Lieutenant overtook his men.
and so led tbcm that tccy wcro the first
of tho volunteers, and he the first of
them, to enter tbc redoubt. tendon
World.
IIo First Turned Hot and Then
Cold.
And now comes tho drawing of the
capital prizo ol $25,000 in The Louisi
ana Mate liOllery Company, on April
Hih, drawing at New Orleans, of which
Isidor Isaacs, of Modesto, has been
awarded $5,000. Sir. Isaacs was
in San Francisco yesterday, and
said that there" was a pecul
iar circumstance in relation to bis
a w . e
securing the lucky ticket. in too nrsi
place, said he. "1 sent to ban r rancis-
co for a ticket In The Louisiana State
Ix)ttery. I received no answer to my
letter, and so wrote again, requesting
him to rend another or retuod my
money. He sent the ticket, No. 58,298,
lor April 8Lh drawing tho lucky one
lor it was only a little while before I
received a dispatch that I had won a
15.000 prize. Well. I guess I felt about
as any poor man . docs who suddenly
comes into possession ot money like
that. I first turned hot and then cold."
J. Boas cashed the check for the lucky
man, who left the city ior Modesto in
kigh glee. Mr. Isaacs is a clothing
store keeper in Modesto, and has seen
some pretty hard struggles. San Fran
cisco, Cal. Chronicle m April 40.
Kcmnrkablo Escape.
John Kuhn, of Lafayette, Ind had
a very narrow escape from death. This
is his own story: 'Ono year ago I
was in the last stages of Consumption.
Our best physicians gave my case up.
I finally got so low that our doctor said
I could not live twenty-four hours. My
friends then purchased a bottle of Du.
Wm. Hall's Hals am you, the Lungs.
which benefited me. I continued until
I took nine bottles. I am now in per
fect health having used to other medi
cine. Three fourth of the Parisians are
poor. There are in the city
lodging?, of which 458.CI1 are let for
less thin $60 a year.
.
t ItrhlagPUe Symptoms ami Curr.
The symptoms are moisture, like penplra
tlon, latene ltchlac. tncreaae-l by teratchlox;
rerr d ftUeaalng, particularly at eight: aoenu
a If rla-worrn were crawling la and about
tb rrciatn; tbe private parta re someumea
affected. If allowed to eooUnae very serious
result may follow. SWAiNli.'d OIT-
VI i vih . . ninnt inn mNi A lao. for
Tetter, Itch, fait ttheum. Scald Head. Kryalp
eUa, Barber Itch, iilolehea. all acaiT. crusty
kkln Dlaeaaea. Box. by malL 30 et; 3 for
13. Addreaa, DR. KWAYHK ot VX, rhlia..
Pa. Sold by DrugrUta,
may S lj deodd w xw
The Guillotine. "
The first cart contains the bob do
lastice, the apparatus of death, the
other a rough receptacle which comes
empty, bat will go away full." The red
timbers of the guillotine are raised
some fifteen paces in Iront of the prin
cipal gate raised almost noiselessly,
no hammers being used, but every part
being screwed into its place." By. the
light of a couple of lanterns the . knife
ot the guillotine is. fixed, into the
grooves, and the executioner makes his
experiment to ascertain that it runs
smoothly. By and by the spectators
increase. Tho-i iff-raff are there, the
amateurs of the sensational, some
journalists, and shame to relate a
party of youthful dandies with the bc-
rouged accomplices in their debauches.
Order is kept by the police, but-later
march up the municipal guards and
trot up tbo splendid gendarmes of the
Seine, massive troopers in bear-skins,
iite tne scots urcys, and they lorua au
enclosure round the machine ol reprisal.
ine executioner on this occasion was
Hendreich. He did not prepare him
self for bis work on beer and boar
uounu, nis peculiarity was to make a
meal otf rusks and now milk before
approaching bis dreadful task. The
peculiarity of bis successor, Iloch. was
to superyise the proceeediogs without
removing his tall, shiny silk hat. M.
de Paris, as he is called, has higher
emoluments than his English col lea
gue. tie receives y.ooo irancs a year
from the state for expenses, and $1,000
lor salary. As the dawn approaches
and tho gas over the jail Tate
waxes yellow in the advanced shafts of
day, the chaplain drives up in acab and
en;ers, and such sinister adjuncts of the
r - i
tunciion as DucKets oi water, Dran ana
the. zinc bath-like case to receive the
head become visible. Hendreich enters
after tho chaplain. The hour is at hand.
The gates fly open and the procession
appears. 1 be ielon. with bair cropped
aod naked to below the neck, still in the
straight waistcoat, hobbles along; at
the foot of the ascent to the guillotine
tbc chaplain kisses him on the left
cheek. Hendreich supports him under
the right arm-pit, an assistant under
the left, another presses froni be
hind. A fourth stands by an up
right plank which rises to the level
of the felon's breast-bone. As he
reaches it he is pushed and falh on
his stomach to the plank, which is shot
rapidly forward until his neck falls into
a semicircular hollow under the knife;
the upper part of which completes .the
circlets dropped. Hendreichs touches a
lever, the blade Hashes downward, the
bead jumps into the zinc case, the body
is turned over into the tumbril, the
head being shaken from its couch ot
blood-dabbled bran alongside it. All is
over. There is no senseless formality
of inquest. The severed remains are
galloped off to the Turnip Field, there
to be buried, the head between the legs,
beside the paupers from the hospitals
and the unclaimed unfortunatos from
tho morgue. Tinsley's Magazine.
ino opinion or the general publ'c in
regard to Avers .Cherry rectoral is
conGrmed by clergymen, lawyers, pub
lic speakers and actors. AU say it is
the best remedy that can be procured
lor all affections ot tue vocal -organs,
throat and lungs.
lne 1'cnnsyivania state society in
Iowa has over 900 members enrolled.
Petroleum V. Nasby.
'D. K. Locke. Petroleum V. Nasby,
editor Toledo Blade, writes: "I had on
a forefinger of my right hand one of I
those pleasant pets, a 'run-round
The finger became inflamed to a degree
unbearable and swollen to nearly twice
its natural size. A friend crave me
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE, and
in twtnty minutes tbc pain had so much
subsided as to give me a lair night s
rest, wnicn 1 baa not naa oeiore ior a
week. The inflammation left the fin-
W a n
ger in a day, 1 consiucr it a most val
uable article1
Some Days.
A bright day Sun-day.
A cash day 'Mon"-day,
A numerical day Tues-day.
A traveler's day Wends-day.
A dry day Thirst-day.
A cook's day Fri-day.
A lazy day Sat-urday. Ualchet.
Cure of Asthma aucl Spinal
Weakness.
239 West "23d Street,
New York, May 17. 1883.
Though it may be irregular for a
physician to give a certificate in favor
ot a proprietary medicine, still, in the
cause of humanity, I venture to say a
word in favor of Allcock s rOROCS
Plasters, which 1 esteem tne most
remarkable external remedy of this
century.
I have known these Plasters to cure
Spinal Weakness where the patient had
been confined for montfis to his bed.
A DiacKsmuii oi my acquaintance was
severely injured in tho back by the kick
ot a horse: four Aixcock's Pquous
'lasters quickly relieved him of ex
eructating agony and cured him in a
week. Another patientr sufierinz with
if"??? Si lf ;"ew was coa,PIetel
IU lUUt UUUI3-
In Asthma. I know of a case where
they were worn lor three months and
futly restored the hcalib. In another
case, where a patient had Sporadic
Cholera, nothing relieved him until he
puton'hree Allcock's Porous Plas
ters; in twelve hours a!i paius in bis
chest and stomach disappeared I
know that these Plasters, applied ou
the pit of the stomach, are a sovereign
remedy for Dyspepsia and CoDSlipa
lion. Finally, if periona once use All
cock's PoimU3 Plasters they will
never use any other; they are so
pleasant, qnick and painless nature
oaimy assistant.
II. C. VAN NOIIMAN. M. D.
AlicockV ii
Ihrous Plaster.
the only Genuine
LAP ROBES.
JS ENDLESS VARIETY THE FINEST
assortment of Trunks. Bags and tatefcela ever
offered la this city, tiadales. Harness. Bug
gles, Phjrions, Road W arena, Ac., at prices
to suit the times. Trunks re pain d by the
only practical CranJc maker la the "tate.
MCllOUttALA. BOWWCS,
114 North rrorl St.
Next to D. A. Smith's JTurniture Store,
mayta
MISCELLANEOUS
Beaten bv Wind and Rain.
SAILORS 01 THE SEA AJO LABORERS ON THE
lAMD-HElP FOR THE LARBOARD WATCH.
There Is no telling the force of the wind ;
and the height and rush of the sea was simply
appalling. W hen Cornlah, the boatswain, and
myself came down from aloft, aler furling
the mala royal tre were wet through and half
dead from the hard toll and the exposure."
bo sua me mate of the ' Grosrcnor," when
relating the Incidents of an Atlantic cjclone.
after nearly aH the crew had muUned and left
me Bmo in boat to escape punishment.
Mechanics who labor noon loftv buUdlnsn
carpenters, masons, painters and brick la vers.
may be called a kind of shore sailors, and that
iiieir numbers are not more largely decimated
uy accident ana disease is a marvel. Mr. Ja
nez lwogers, tack pointer, house painter, etc
oi no. wo jtiauison street. unic&?o- over .
Pjgjand autumn lire, said to your correspon
"Ho, I am only a young man yet thirty-five.
that's all ; but the kind of work I do tells on a
fellow's looks and constitution. Last Spring
i wa Hvuufc run uown wiui over work ana ex
posure i naa to give up doing any work my
self and iust made ont to oversee my men in
a sort of half and half way. I thought I wa
played out far cood and au. I was racked
with cough, stapified with a cold, and torn
and d sbled with Rheumatism. Do? I took
PARKER'S TQNI0 and It cared me. -Those
three words lell ibe 8 orr t cured me."
To all persons subject to risk from exposure,
PARKER'S TONIC will commend Itself It pu-
riiie me JJloou. incites the torpid Liver to a
the pores of the
skin. This la the season ot out doors perils to
health. Keep the Tonic near you Prices. 60
cents ana 91 a dou e. uiscox a-.uo.. (Jneni-
ists,-;wcw rora-. .: :- may iOdAwlm nrm
WEAK, UNDEVELOPED i PARTS
OK THE HUMAN KOIV
OPKI. RTRENCTHKXKD." Ktc. iaan wtTPtvng
1 verti-wrugtUoniMruTjT toin-
mrtes w win Bay insiinere id no evidence of liuni-
Untbe contrary, the advertisers are
Try highly indormxi. i n MTfsT-l
persons way get
fealw:
ti circulars riving all
particulars by addressing
HitlE MedicaIjOo., Huttalo. f.V. Toi.
loKrrnimf Jire.
a pi 16
lydiw
JUST IMAGINE 1
THE COOLEST STORE FOB LADIES TO
snop IN 13
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
and there la where you will find the finest and
largest stock to select from la Millinery and
Fancy Goods, as we receive new nd choice
goods every day. Just Imagine 63 cents for a
bunch of three Tips in any color, regular val-
ue One Dollar. These goods have been sell
ing so rapiaiy we had to duplicate them over
and over again by request of our patrons..
Just Imagine 39c for a bunch of three black
Tips, worth twice the inotey. Such prices
Ladles have never heard of before.
Just imagine 73c for a flao plume in any !
shade. An excellent line of Feather Pom
poons. An earij call will secure you some of
these goods atTAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
From the smallest single Violet to the largest
branched dress garnature. ; Daisy Wreaths,
Pansies. Buds and Roses, ln fact every kind
of Flowers, at prices which set competition at
aenance.
Just opened a stock of Fans aod Parasols.
together with a fine stock of Leather Satchels,
Underwear. Corseats. Ribbons, Laces and
made-up Lace Goods, Embroideries . &c.,&c,
at
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.,
my23 WILMINGTON. N. C.
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL,
WRIGHTSYILLE SOUND, N C.
SCOVILLE & CO., Proprietors
rrUIIS HOTEL WILL BE OPENED FOE
the Summer season of!8S4, under the man
atrement of SCO VILL.E CO.. (of tLC-Sco-
ville Bros., of the Kimball House, Atlanta,
Ga.. and the Buford House, of Chariotte,-JS.
C), and with the extensive improvements
which have been riacca upon tna property,
the Hotel is the best Sea-Side Hotel ln North
Carolina.
The table will be furnished in the best stvle.
Fish, Oysters and Crabs will be served ln great I
variety.
The Rooms are furntehed In elegant style,
comfortable beds, handsome furniture. .
The Grounds are very attractive, large and
roomy.
A line Bar and Billiard Room ha been
placed on the grounds.
two new iowiuik micyn.
Surf and still water batbinsr. Special excur
slon rates on all Railroads.
Fishing, Hunting ana Ham ng.
Boats to convey guests to the Beaoh.
A Band of Music is engaged for the season.
Evev arrangement la made for the enjoy
ment and entertainment or guests, noat
Races. Base Ball Games, Lawn Tennis, Cro
quet and other games. Complete line of con
veyances direct to the Park, meeting every
train.
Board by the day, f 3 50 and fS Spec ally
low rates uy tne week or month
may 24
Kerchner & Calder Bros.
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND COMMISSION Merchant.
offer for silo a full line of
KLOUR,
hUGAE.
COFFEIi.,
MOLftSES,
LA D,
HAY.
l'OTASII,
S4JAl,
CANDLES,
K1VET-,
MATCHES,
BUCKKTo,
TIES. Ac
BACON,
HALT,
UKI,
OAT8,
SODA,
STARCH,
CAND1,
GLUE.
BUNGS,
KICK.
ORN,
SNUFF,
LYK.
CRACKERS,
NAILS.
PAPER.
AXLB GKEASE. POWDER,
api 7
PUB0ELL HOUSE.
TJNDIlB new maragement.
wilmington. n. c
-
- B. L. FERRY, Proprietor.
iaie rropnetoT Atiaace uotei. rtrsviasii
al tte appclatnMNt. Ttrva gx.50 to SJ.WI
per day. -
Keep Cool I
1: rt. i 1
le6D UUUl ! I
A N OTHER LOT OF
THOSE WATEH
2X. Coolers received. lu Cream Freezers
that give satisfaction.. Refrigerators upon oe
touad to be the beat. Abo buj a GOOD COOK
STOVE, anch aa the -Golden Harvest" and
others we hare that are coolli g to the cookU
texnper.
- - PARKER TAYLOR.
PUSS 17TIITS OIL. may 27
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MISCELLANEOUS:
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1 by a great many of tho ladies Of WlUnlogfcm
fecljno'hosltatlon la commending it to tbo
public .It'.is'elegant for bread,r6lls' or biscuit.
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pure vegetable matter, and she refers to
Mrs. A. A. WUlard,
MrsGeri. Whltmg,
Mrs. Samuel Korthiop,
or the correctness' of her staWmcn
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A COMPANY WHO PROYmE ,TO
subllah a ma na! actor r thereoa. well timber
ed cypress lands, fames vtho aay lave such
lands to dispose of axe requested t coamuel
cats, with me at Wadobroor by icttev with
Mr. J04J1 T. James, at W Umlnztoa ta yamm a
Full prrteulars aa to: exact tocatloa of Un-U,
comber of seres. jxroLalda ytVl of Umber to
the acre and lowest prtoe, ranat be rcudo
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AT MOSAClVs 1C4 &VicbNUSTUTctie
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me a pair of v our old kid olovo.
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