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U'LURtittii
Exchange
Comer !'
You s!:ukl roine at one ;u.l fctl-tt yur
Japanese Goo'dss
before all are sold.
nice larf lLose. beautiful Wakers,
$i.L'fr &'; tLvvcrA gr.iug'faat.'
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r?:-t V'i -can give js a 14 j
t i i'. 'x wi'.li half dozen i;
rc.auscs of the present gratifying business
j activity, which had the effect of sending
gold to par in New 'York .'some week.3 in
advance, of the day, set lor resum-puon.
But for economic appropriations set on
i.yl and carrk-d into effect "by ttj! Demo
crats aainRt strong Kadical opposition;
but for numerous wise and beneficial
rneasures.set on foo by Democrats; but
for Democratic probation ol Radical
schemes to drain the Treasury John
Sherman ojuIJ not now make even an
effort at reaamptiori. In spite'of thjis how
ever, the JUdical parly tuay be expected
to lok upon the whole affair as a 'party
incisure and to claim it success as a
legitimate Lit of .party capital. This
will loS do. The Radical party being iu
c. -m pletepo.-session of tha exec utive branch
T the Government has beeq enabled to
.'lircci the process, Lutv-tbs work rias
i i'vu9, aa tha burden has been borr.e.
by lao people. '
iJut v.ni rt.su alp tii on succeed.
give to each residence a site' on the
avenue mamed after the appropriate
State. Gubdge.
Miscellaneous.
New , Advertisements.
WASHINGTON TOST bPLIXTERS
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The prediction ot 'immediate pros
pc ity,' as tne result of resumption,
reminds onus one oi -lorty acres
a mik . ' 1 .
The true wav to iavade Mexico is to
Rend Imttaiiom of ',drnmmerfl, with
samples of American manufactures .
Now if John Sherman .ghould have
to Jet po to expectorate on his hands,
what au Awful Calamity would eneue.
John Sherman makes his bid for the
Pleeidi-niial nomination in 1S80 to-day
in the cUpe of a small, round piece of
uovernaieiifc motey.
Trere Ua cheering proppect that,
through wise legislation by Congress,
our commercial, marine, ana our
fo-eign trad may be fairly, started on
a long t r-ji of prosperity duiing 3879.
Ths picture of Mo'aa Sherman re-
B:imin! 1 with' wtiwv'i som j.r nnr
o is largely in our I. favor ; business is i :oureh tf civilrz itiou' w:ll bo 1 kily
It i
eitviiiics the trial period it will,, if once
tne. iea takts rooLperm'anence is assured
. j Viih careiul management tho experi
. . .'r.fei.t should Lo conducted to a suoctss
f ; f-i couclufiin. All Jou'tsiJe con
uona favorable. TH3 balance oJ
.j. i ,1.
i.v-kiu up iu at sections ol tne country ; 1 1) resale u", euuii d
there is 1 renevei conntience; capital is: bickcround several tl
t t A 1 w
inrovviug on us timipiiy f in knori, we
Lav in the
Only SI Der Pair 3
ive v-r.u Kill .l. i f in .,Oc up
ir 'H 'nts at
xchiange. Corner
f.'V a little 11 iif ! '
t nil
l niC and get
-"5"iiu tan tin'
a l'n SiM.t fur .any vn , t icm
Z hihe to lliOi rob' fit maiv ;
We ttfi 1 ! call vour a'.Ki'ii'.n ;1 e
euter upou tlifc new jear unper circum
stances auspicious L2 the, completion of
our tinanciai redemption. I3ut there are
dangers and djnicultios to be met and
overthrown, and possibilities much to be
ireaued and guarded agaiLSt. bhould we
be compelled to suspend specie payments
:itier once havirgjesumed, theeflect would
te tearlul to contemplate. Chaos for a
time would reign. Jt may well be doubt
ed after sticn a proceeding if confidence
would be restored again for years."
Therefore resumption must not be al
lowed to fail. The work ooce commenced
must carried thiough. . , j
-AV.SHIGTQ.V LETIEIJ.
Flexible Hip Corsetj
For s:;!'' nlv it
It . ?. IV an?. v :
invite all to come as v.e
tu see thtm on
Va,iiingtjx, D. C., lta. 'SO, 1873
The Senatorial fox of Vermont, who
tis! Year prepared a provision of lw
a:e
MONDAY, TUE I)
AND
WEDrSESDAir 1
As we know it will rot only be
tolla ir inteiest but to their amits-ment
also.
H. SPRUriT,
Exchange Corner.
dec 21. -
The Daily Revi
JOSH. T. JAMES. Ed. af1 Prop
WILMINGTON. N.
TIIURSDAY JANUARY 2, it 'J
fOUtlGX TIll)L
A cotupa'iscn cf the favoral'Ij bal
of trade for the first three-qutiters of
cunentyear, with that of the same pe
riod for 1S77, ihovrs re?u't which i
equally surf rising and ratifv i::g. The
exports ot merchandise show ah mcieae
over iq'iporrs of -203,S'26,73, cr an ex
cess of SCO 1,800,404 over the-excess l-r
the same period last tar. This result
comes from a reduction of over $43,000,
000 on imports and aa incrersc of -over
$106,000,000 on; exports.
wtticu he thought provided S2O,0QO for
ai-y in vestigation the Senate might or
der into fcsQUthern eff iirp, 'riuds that
:h act, fairly c.)Lirtm)ed, does not au
thorize the ue of' the money by riena-
iirt-mred U'r "amfcS Committee. The First
' I Compcrolier of the Irtasury eo decide
ed. Afterwards,: at the personal so
licitation of Senator Edmund:?, the
Comptroller re-opent-d the cise, and
tiie Attornej General w3 requested
to decide tLe qu'ettiou. Oao of L'is
Assistants has now wiilten aa opiiiion
under whieh the money cru be. used
uv ine i:ame ujmmitiee. in-3 fame
petvereiou of written law that thus
disj)Osea of the amount wodld enable
the Admicistratiou to ttke money ap
propriated for the Agricultural Bureau
and use it for earrjiDg on a war r gainst
France. But I am not sorry that the
committee is enabled to v go on with
its work. I hope its investigation will
be thorough, North and Sj.uth, East
and Weet.
A lively interest is aiwake'ning in the
question of sustaining by Government
id, in the shape of a mail contract in
the usual form, to the American Tine
of steamships, giving our merohants
and manufacturers a direot and profit
able connection witlBraz 1. -By means
of liberal government subsides the
European nations have robbed us of
nearly all our trade in' the trade which
naturally beloDgs to us from countrie?
to the South of. the UnitedStatea, and
the. moment this question of helping
American interests in a similar way
comes betore Congress, the European
, ytkhiv owuers put on a lot -of inferior
'jr steamers to iuq
iOUSHll'
merciiants who are uu ibit u
! ruined
Resumption is to be ca hd "John
Sberman's March f.o the S--a.' The
toadies s-hou'd wait till they had out
wbetner or not be maiches into a pea
of troubles. Jchn may imitate
Pharaoh in .his great march.
The first of January is here, , and
John Sherman has probably reotim.d,
but the American people have paid
the price of it in close economy and
actual suffering. They will, therefore,
take the credit to themselves.
After many years of strenous effort
we have succeeded in almost '
English manufactures out of our home
markets. Perseverance will enable us
in a short time, to compete with Eng
land in all the markets of the world.
Of course the Teller sub -committee
will suboena The Jenks as soon' as' it
begins its work of exploration in New
Urieans, ' 1 he "expected prevaricator
aud the 'unexpected chairman' could
not fail to sympathize with each other."
the sun tor 1879. (1878. Chriktmas 1878.
i
by t
RESUMPTION.
esterday being the day set : pait
law of Cougr'ess for the'resumptiou of
cia payments.. The Washington Po
'an able article, under, the alkive car.tion.
thus refers to it :
To-day John tSheiman, Us Secretary o
the Treasury, will forina'.l begin the work
ot recia resumption. We 'hope he will sue-
i. In no spirit of good wtil toward Joht
Sherman or his methods, do we say . this
. however, for we have words of eommenda
tion or encouragement for neither. The
interests of the country simpjy demand
that the experiment, now that it has been
. entered urjon. shall be broualit to a suc-
cassful conclusion. A suspension or fail
ure at anv staire of the proceedings would
result most disastrously.
Speedy, but naturahy accomplished re-
fumotion we have always aavocateu
Forced resumption we have uniformly op
pose J. It? was because John Sherman
chose the laUer and not the former meaLS
of accomplishing his purpose, that we have
condemned the plan and tipneid tne pur-
' DCS8 . .
. Ths cfifects of this change in cur lu.an-
cial system will undoubtedly be-rea:. out
it will not oe percepiioie ou mo un.c
nor suddenly, felt Ko great commotion
need be expected to occur, for the result
:n v.1 .rtr2w1 out gradually. In the
wilt t7 -
first place, it will take the country some
time to restore its equilibrium, after the
Ion" period of business depression into
i 'which it has been thrown by' the cruel
-contraction policy pursued by Sherman
; and his predecessors in the Treasury de-
- partment. ' ,
To the extent that this resumption of
1 specie payments is orderly and natural
the people of the country are to be sin
cerely congratulated, tor to them the
credit belongs. By their patient economy
and labor they have contributed much
toward the result. The abundant crops
1 of the last two years wers the prime
'I bousands of People are Martyrs
To sick, headache, that infallible symptom
of a disordered stomach, liver and bowels.
Many suffer from it as many as three or four
times a week. They do so needlessly, for
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by toning' the
digestive organs and regulating the bowels
and liver, removes the cause, and dispels
the painful symptom. The intimate sym
pathy between the brain and the abdomi
nal, region causes the slightest disorder af
fecting the latter to be reflected, it were,
in the organ of thought. The reform instij
tuted by the Bitters when the digestive.
secretive and evacuatiye functions are in a
state of chaos, has other and more beneficial
results, viz, the complete nutrition of.the
whole physical economy, the restoration of
appetite and repose, and an increase ih the
power of the system to resist disease of a
malarial type.
j
r ir mjum
CH AS. KLEIN,
rpHB StJN will.be print-d every' day-'d ui: -j
L the Tear to iuii.if. Ita pa j' '"' !!: , '
od will be thefarn'sm iu tL? ;s' 1
sent all the news iu a reaJab e sLapi-, ..:.; t",j
tell the truth though the heayens f.ui. i
- Tas Sen hm been,' is, nd vill continu t
be independent of everybody ardevery tbinji
tave the Truth and its own convictions o
duty. Thatia the only poiicy which en hon
est newspaper seed bare. rJ bat is the poiicy
.whicb has won for this newspaper the confi
dence and friendship of a wider constituency
than was ever enjoyed by any other Aioeri
can Journal.
' Thk Spn is thenewspaper for the people.
It is not for the rich man against the poor
man, or for the poor man against the rich
man, but it seeks to do equal jistice to all in
terests in the community. It is not the organ
of any person, class, sect or party. 1 here
need be no mystery about its loves and hates.
It is for the honest man against the rogues
every time, ft is for the honest Democrat as
against the dishonest Republican, and for the
honest Republican as against tbe dishonest
.Democrat. It does not take its cue from the
utterances of any politician 01 political or
ganization. It gives its support unreserved
ly when men-or measures are' in agrement
with the Constitution and with the principles
upon which this Republic was rounded for
the people. When aver i tee constitution ana
constitutional principles are violated as in
the outrageous conspiracy of 1876, by which
a man not elected was placed in the Presi
dent's office, where be stills remains it epeakg
out for tbe rirht.' That is Thi Sen's idea
of independence, tin this respect there will
be no change m its programme for 1S79. 1
Thii Sua has fairlv earned the hearty
hatred of rascals, frauds, and humbugs of all
sorts and sizes. It hopes to deserve that
hatred not less in the yeiar 1879, than in 1878,
1877; or anv vear trone by. 'ihb fens wu
continue to shin on the wicked with unmitil
gated brightness, '
While the lessors or the past 6bru:d oe con
stantly kept bef e fhepeop le, Thk bcx does
not propose to mike itself in ISO) a majtzine
of ancient history. It ia printed for tbe men
and women iof to-dav, whose concern is chief
ly with the, atlaira of to-day. It has both the
disposition and ihe ability to afford it read
ers the promptest, fullest, and most accurate
intfillitrenrp of whaett er in tha wide world is'
driYing lrorth attention. To this end the resources
belonging to well-established pr epp-rity will
be liberally employed.
The present disjointed condition r f parties
in this country, and tin1 uncertain y of ibe
future, lend an extraordinary eigoiticaBce to
the events of the coming year. Tn discus
sions of the press, the debates and acts of Con
gress, and the movements of the leaders ia
every section of the Republic will have a di
rect beaming on the Presidential election f
18s0 an event which mut be regarded with
the mopt anxious interest bv every patrio ic
American whatever his political ideas or al
legiance. To these elements of interest may
be added the probabilities that the Democrats
will control both houses of Congress, the in
creasing feebleness of the fraudulent Admin
i8tra,thn, and the spread and strengthening
everywhere of a ht-althy abhorence of fraud
in any form. To present with accuracy and
clearness the exact situation in each of its va
rying phases, atid to expound, according to.
its well-nown methods, the principles tfcat
should guide oa through the labyrinth, will
be an important j. art of The Suj's work lb
173.- 1
We have the man s of niaking THE Sex, as
a political, a iit-rarv acd u general newspa
per, more ente tatniug ai d more useful than
ever before : tnd ne mean ; to apply them
freely. ' i I
Our rates orsubsenption remain unchang
ed, For the Daily I3uir, a four page sheet
of twenty eight columns, the price by mail,
postpaid, is oo cents a month, or $.tu .a
year: or, indue" incr the Sunday paper, an
eiirhtpaere sheet of fifty-six columns, the
price is 65 cents a month, or $7,70 a year,
postage paid.
The price of the Weeklt Svs, eight pages,
fifty six columns, is $1 a vear, postage paid.
c or clubs of ten sending $10 we will send an
r .! - . 3 .
extra copy iree. i Auuress
. j I 1 1. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher of Thb Sow, New. York City.
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Uniertater ranflj .Cabinet Mater,!
No. 24 Sonth Frnt Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
m -mmi a r
a que a?ortment ot uonins and Cas"
Notice.
IS HEREBY
given
to all
JOTICE
whom it may concern, that application
will be made to the General Assembly of
raph orpjail promitly filled.
dec 14
figaiDst the American !
iiue, saying to Oaugress: "you see we I
ask no aid for this prvicel" liat the 300 BUUCliCS ()f BilUanaS.
Uiuuicua uutgl to BVijvfUilin I licet 1
vessels are taken off aud
left to do the business that
it. This is the way thev fctartcti i u i!i h sol-1 very low. Those calling earW
mi - i ... n - J
28t.anivmj ha?d FarHure KeP3 orth Carolina, which convenes in Janu
.uu,.v auu f ariiisiied uraers dv tele, I a .f f. :
I ttll UrjAL 1U1 a LUdl LCI LtJ IRfl A LCI 1,1 1Z
'Wilmington, Charlotte & Western Rail
way Company." , dec 1 2-30t
oiu- Hue is I liAVii liilS DAY KECEIvED 300
at beloiics to i JJunches of very choice Bananas.1 which
vessei9 irom iew lori wLen tho eab- I i:1 ,,ilxe aivan:age ot selecting a nice
jtct was before Congress r.t tho 'fast ! l ' h (i- ;OKTHROPS,
petjioni Glensanuox, Jan, 10, Casiui ! 'v " t lUit anit Lonfectiphery btores
Feb. Ill; GlenloganJ Feb. 1 liS; Cisim.
Mcb, 25. Giensannox, Af ril 25; G!en-'j
iogan, Jane 7.' Then i Congress ad-j
journed und the. vessels ceased run-1
uincr: and but ' for the ' np.w AmoriAan'!
liae our merchants would once more
hve had to send their goods and their
mails via England i at a rninons Iris-;
Now 'that Congress "has coma agai.M
and the subject is brought up in
an official form by the'recommendation
of the President and tho known favor
ot many members of Congrss of all
parties who believe iu sustaining the
American line, th se vessels are rpa
n ngjagain to create a'diVisrsion and i i
auoo OoDgrfcs to! reject all prcpositiqa
for aa "ocean postal service. The
practical question is! whether this
country will suffer its only South
American line f ste raers to be run
off the course by the European mono
polist9, and our . remaining, trade
with these countries, and our hope of
future advancement to be, 'sacrificed?
This country cin'biiild up an ri Wmous
trade for nearly all our productions if
we have anything like tqual. facilities
with other -countries. ; , ,
It has been f upgffcttd, ac the idea
seems to meet with favor, that each of
the States should erect1 or purchase
here a residence for its beDators.
These Senators are the direct ; repre
sentatives 'of the State, rather than of
the people. Their number is fixed so
that the expense might be counted in
advance. The project wouldl cive to
the people of tLe btates a more direct
and immediate interest in the Capital
City. The British' Government erect
ed Hero a few years since, ifor the oc
cupation of its minister, a fine .res.
decce, the expense beine:, I belieW.
only some $65,000. The bouses for the
Senators need cost no more, if as much ,
and would, of course, be exempted
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Vick,
31ercliani.
Now Openinc:
THE LARGEST AND BEST Selected
Stock of Fancv Goods in our line ever
oftered in this market, and at prices lower
than ever heard of before. Coxe and look
whether you buy or not. "We always feel
safe in showing our Goods and quoting
prices, i. GILES & MURCfflSON,
Crockery Department,
Jc 1 n ?,$ fc 40 Murchison Block.
. 1,. U...T
Wlioleal or
FROM
etui I.
Boatwright
icSoy,
5, 7 6l 8 rflToitb Front St.
dec 00
WW i lJ S I fc B0 m Good Agent
to canvass Wiipibt.rn and the aijoiniifr
towns for the bet celling h'nseho'd , iirticles
in the world. Tip top profits, write at once
to N.iY. ManufacturingCo.,'2 Clinton Place, i
New York. . jan l-4w f
HOUSEKEEPERS I I
! i ! . ' - t .
A Postal Crd sent us with your address
will insure free in return, our Hldstrated
Circulars of nice' Hou-efu- nihiog Specialea
14.lmeb & Sutltok, Manufcturer8. 2-1 Pearl
Street, New York.! ' jan 1-4 wj,
X'orth 7atsr Street,
oct 5
Notice.
TS HEREBY GIVEN that annlicatinT, n
L be made to the next sessi n of the General
Assembly Lran Act incorporating tbe His-
'""a; cticuuug oocieiy, or wiimng-
Bookfaindry.
r I ' 1 1 L U.NU H SIGNED would respectfully
il inform tne citizens of v7itmin?ton that
he is now prepared to4 lexecate all kinds of
ooosninaer j. uia Don kr made a good'as new
Prices very reasonable. Orders for work-
may oe lertata.ii. Hail's Job Printing office
11 f R. ORANX Jr.
i t
from taxation.
Let the State of Kentucky, or Iowa.
or some other, nearly' or quite out of
debt, set the example and the others
will follow. Washington will of
course present tbe necessary ground
and so rename its grand avenues, if
that shall be thought necessary, as to
Tonsorial.
ii a 13 u Air a i A located in the base-
a.. mem oi ioe rurceil House, I have thor
ouzhly renovated and improved the old stand
ana am now prepared to share.shampoo, axd
cut hair lor everybody. The best of work
men, clean towels, sharp razors and low
Prices- .KLVIN ARTI8,
july 27 PureellHouM Barber Shopw
Stamping and Pinking Em
. porium.
MBS. SPERTXER desires to inform th
Ladies of Wilmington and the surround
ing country that her New Stock of Embroid
ery and Braiding Patterns surpasses msv in
the Bute. Ladies need wait but a few mo-
menu lor meir worn ana u not convenient to
call for the same it wiU be sent to 4heir resi
dences without extra charge. Don't forget
to call at Second Street, next a&or to ess
man's Bakery. dec 13 tf
THK WILMINGTON JOURNAL, is one
of the rerf ;bst advertising medium
TrJr ; july 31."
iw1 mm ' $125
Kach, and all styles, including Grand Square
and Cprijrbt,ah strictly first-class, sold at
the lowest nst cash wholesale factoby
prices, direct to tbe pcrchase. These Pianos
made one of the finest displays at the Cen
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously ye
commended tor the Highest Hosobts orer
12,000 in use. Regularly iccorporatsd Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established -over 36
years The Square Grand contain Math u
sbek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
the greatest improvement in the history of
Piano making. The Uprights are the fineet
in America. Pianos sent on triaL Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptive
Catalogue of 48 pages mailed free. ,
MEXDELS80HN PIANO CO.,
sept,6-ly 21 East 15ta street. N.T.
Annual Export Table for
1 .1878. r
THIS TABLE, WITH NOTES cf Values
Ja J of ahiPPing, will be printed pro-
Lt8?' "iffieient number of subscribers are
n6 'frti desiring c'opies are re
spectfully asked to hand in their' order r a
Boon as possible to
.. JOHN L. CANT WELL,
dftc13 Compiler.
Reduced Prices !
FOR.
AGENTS, READ THIS.
We will pay Agents a Salary of $100 per
month and expenses, or allow a large com
miseion t sell our new and wonderful inveu
tpns. We mean-what we, 1 say. Address,
Without delay. SHERMAN A CU,. Jlarsbail,
Michigan. i 1 ' jan 1-4 w
will
son's Anodyne i.iiiitiic-nt
positively prevent ithis 1 terrible disease, and
wi'l positively cure nine cases iu ten. Infor
mation that will save many lives sent frea bv
mail. Don't delay a moment. Prevention is
better than cure. i'So d everywhere.
1 I. S. JOHNSON A'CO.,
jn 1 V Bangor, Maine.
HIDES Green, V &
urv, id H
HA V" Lantern, V s
. Ncrth J;iver, i 100 lbs.... J CO
"'HOOP IKON' y ton 80 00'
L Alt I northern V fb....... .8
NcrtbCarolina V ID. 11
LLME-VWjl 1 U
LUilBER Citv steam sa'wd t I
.Sbip8tuff,reeawed, ilft.lS W
tiniigh edge. plank, y il ft-lp COj
1 Vc-et India cargo, Record- N
ing to quality, y M ft.. .12 j)0
. Drejiaed fiooring,seasoned.l5 00
ricantling and'boarda com-
mon, y M ft.... ............. 12 00
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdVgl'f 3.3,
Cuba, bbls., i gal........... Z5
. Sugar house, hhda. y gal. 24
, . ,bbla. V pal... Ty
Orleans Choice bbls.' y gal. 37
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,jk'g 2
01.LS Kerosene, y gal...... '1
. Lard, y gal.... 110
Lmseed, W gal. 1 00
KosinVeTl ..a......... 3
PEANUTS y bushel....... . C
POTATOES Sweet, y bus. 0'
Irisbl Northern, y bbl 2 5
PORK-UNdrthern, city mess. 12 0
iuiu, uui. ...OU Ki
1 Prime, y bbl ( extra) ,10
Kutap, y bbl..... '. 00
RICE Carolina, V .....
East India. lb
flotih, V busheL....
BAGS CVantrj, y to
uny, id..
fc-ALT Alum, V sack,...
Liverpool, jW sack........;
Asiericaii t sack
Jiarsi.al & tinje, y sackU..
Cadiz y sack,. ................
SUGAR Cuba, y fi
i'orto Rico, y to....
vcnee, y id.
ri " . y &.
c " u is....
it
.....m. .......
Li C y lb k;
Crushed ...J i
SOAP Northern, y C.... 5
SHINGLES Contract. J CCa
f & 1 35
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AFRICA'
A NEW EXCITING BOOK
I . ! r
Bristling wth the WILD ADVENTURES of
STaNlEY.
The only authentic and copyrighted cheap
edi ion. By the brilliant' descriptive author,
Hon. J. T. Headley; Gires a all history of
lis wonderful discoveries in -J frica'and c:ar
vi lo us journey down the Congo. .3lorefas
cinaiing than romanee. . Pro'cfely illustra
ted, and highly eidorted by the cierg and
preaa. lOref J5,C00 sold. More AGtXTS
WANTED. J- For particulars about the
book, success of agents and be-t tor n ad
dress HUBBARD BROi., Pntsisbers, Phila
delptia, Pa. jan 1 4w
BEH'ON'S 0APCINEI
PDRUS PLASTER
Pi
C-CKninon, y ..il..... IV
Cypress sapfc il ,..X,.l 50
Cvpresa hearts, y il 2 00
L5TA V ES W- O. bbl. V -0 &0
R 0 had. y E... '..... JL0 00
Cypres5rV .i.JpO 00
TALLOTV y E.... ..U 8 ,
TIMBER Shipping y MIO 00 1
'Mill, prime per M.... 7 50
Mill, fair per M e CO
Inferior to Ordinary, pr .4 3 CO
WHISK'EY-North'n.per.l 1 l
rortn uaroana, per gal
n.wuii uuwasaeu, peril
S ashed. xer ' E .....
IS
Q 5 00'f'
& 2 00 ,
Q 2 00 :
e 3op,'
5 00 .
00 to
& .09 '.
00 f
Q 9 00
6 50
05 00 :
0 3 50
2 25' 1 I .
fi.W B
litlal .
Anjbody can learht3
operating in Stocks,
Kules lor Success," id
Co. s new circular. T
6d, wbich this firn h
enables peop e wl :i I.
reap all the bne
best skill. Tho
turns are pooled
qo operated rs ir
ing to each shs
the largest or
divided monthly..
N. Y. BaptutWci
o
U
ike inbnsy JWWi
Two Lnerniiii -
cottLicaion njetb- ,
made to rucctssiui,
ill meaos w
ital itna ,;
i. .
em
j.rfpft capi
of'Vdersnia-Tarlotti.
... .f.nit ;and
ty whole, thus tecur-
T . .r:c nfofit ',
. iniLuc.-- r m awrb
y atacntrtm $5 tp
fed euccesslally.
sajs, "By TtocW' September 2Cth, 178.
rivi fi r Jfjfcation system JI 5 would
S the .fee" d ASll000Vhr 10 P?
l.u . ; he month, according to
'BOSSIES
ash
dec 21
Celebrated the World Over !
The manufacturers were awarded the
bighett and only medal given rubber plas
ters, at both the Centennial and Paris Ex-1
positions. js
Far luperior ti .
comm n po-us plasters, liniments, The so-
called ele trical appliances. Ac' It is the
tlbest known remedr for I -m n,4 Wa k
tta kj rbeuccatism, i'emle Weaknea
SciaLca, Lumbago, Diseased'. Kidners.
Spinal CompUints and all ills for whict
fporn plasters are used. 1 Ak vour l'misr
?iex io- cesson s t.apcine I'lasier ana see
that you t et nothing e'se. Sold by sd
uruzirt42 P- ice 2-5 cent.
Mailed oo receipt price by SEABURTf
x jvniisvx,2i ritt Street, Sew rork
jtn l-4r
ink Leslie's Iflcstrated
h : 1'The combination
Etocks is tbe most scc-
hed." liew York Inde-
"The combination sys-
News paper, Ju
method qfopers
cessful. erer a-
pendent Sept. 1-
. r i . j ..i
7 correct bunoess princi-
nceed be without an in
come while i : ul wo.k; Megera
or iDide a n t profit of
ore ot Messrs. l.awrence
oes. rejc cuc Jiaf I mail-
evferTth;n Stocks and
vrnuiCDt b'in U supplied j
BiDieJv 04 txeharge
23th : "'Our
$10L25from$
A Coa comb i
ed, free) c;
bondswant'd.
Lawrence L
Plac?, y. V.:
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ii-. v20-t
RECtivr
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Bristol bar
li'LS MOti.MNG .ehdid'
te a ad colored Cuds and
heapeit iobthe citr. - 1
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