The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. J AXES. JSd. and Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 18.9. .
Entered at the j'osToFFt ce ai
WlLMINGTOX, N. C, AS SeCOSIJ Cu4.SS
Matter.
VIEWS AND REVIEWS.
Ex -Congressman John K Tarbox is to
preside over the Massachusetts Butler
Democratic Staje convention at Worcester
on the 17th inst.
An electric light in Saratoga enabled
persons to read a newspaper at B tllston,
7$ miles distant, on a dark night. A
powerful reflector was used.
Ex-Con frressman Kueene llale "is a
member elfct to the Maine Legislature
from Ellsworth, .lie will be a candidate
for the United States Senate, to succeed
Mr. Hamlin.
A correspondent of the Chicago Jour
nal proposes Gen Phil H Sheridan for
tfce Republican nomination for the presi
dencv. If it is to be stolen azain this
would be a capital nomination.
The total production of silver for the
last ha'f year, includitg that of Colorado,
is estimated at 17,000,000, and that of
gold at $15,000,000. This falling off in
the production has doubtleess contribu
ttd to the 'recent advance injhe price of
silver.
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky, in
a recent speech, declared that persons
convicted of the cowardly and criminal
practice of carrying concealed weapons
need not apply to him for pardon. The
Lonisvillo Courier Journal requires the
Governor to paste this declaration in his
hat and not forget it.
M. Waddington, the French premier,
caid at a dinner on the 22d of August:
What will perhaps surprtse you ia that
this republic, so cavalierly, so disdainfully
treated by the organs of the old parties,
has simply at this moment the test finarje
cial situation in Europe.'
Uohappy Hayti is again in the pangs
of revolution, or the anarchy which in
Spanish-American countries passes by
that name. The only results thus far have
been very destructive to property, the
patriots' on both sides being apparently
thieves and incendiaries rather than sol
diers. Alta California, of the 1st instant says ;
'Threshicg is making rapid progress and
the yield generally is fully up to the an
ticipation in some places considerably
above. Oregon has suffered severely from
rust, and the wheat yield in the William
ette Valley being one-third less on that
account than it would have been otherwise
a reduction of 1,300,000 centals on an
estimated crop of 0,000,000.'
The Norwegian bark Columbia, of 400
tons burthen, on the 4th instant, not far
from the Newfoundland banks, struck an
enormous fish or sea monBter, and tore
away the planking on the port side of her
bow. The fish was badly wounded and
remained on the top of water struggling
furiously and lashing the water with its
tail, crimsoning the sea all around with
its bloc d. It was judged to be at least
forty feet long. The - crew were forced
to take to the boats and the bark sunk
bfore she was out of sight. The crew was
picked up by the steamship P Caland and
landed in New York on the 9th.
The establishment of a system of horse
passports is under consideration by th
Russian Government. The measure is
suggested, not in view of political danger
from the equine race, but in order to
prevent a misfortune that often happens to
the horses themselves, namely, horse
stealing. According to this curious pro
ject, the birth, peculiar signs, and death of
every horse must be recorded, and the
proprietor of a horse or horses is to be
furnished with a horse passport that will
entitle him to the legal possession of said
horse or horses. Now, as a horse thief
cannot possibly steal both the horse and its
passport, be cannot sustain his ri-ht to the
possession of a stolen horse. This is the
essence of the wit and wisdom of the Kus.
siaa officials in this matter.
The first French ballet in New York
was given at the Bowery about 1827.
Mine. Button, the principal dancer, on
appearing in her brief and gausy costume
was greeted with a storm of hisses, which
ended with an uproar and the departure of
many from the theatre. The curtain was
rung down, and nofurther performance
was given that night. There was a
general attack upon the troupe in the
papers of the next day, and the exhibition
was characterized as the most shameful
v and indecent ever presented in the city.
The consequence was that standing room
could not be found the following night on
the rising of the curtain. The house was
black with men only. Within s week,
however, a few ladled appeared, and
before the end of the month fashionable
New York had flocked in large uujabers
to the theatre.
NOTES ON FENCESJ
The farm fences of the United States
. . Jt i rfi fvAA -re
are estimated to cost ci,oy,vvv,
quire 8250,000,000, annuilly, to keep
them, in order, ii-sides tU direct cost of
fjnces,the land which they occupy, and
render worthless, is an important omsidj
. ! - r ' - "
eration. The z'g za;? nil fences, wn
stake and iidtf:s,ua an ordinary firm
occupy tire per dent, of the land, or Lte
acres in every hundred. In view of this,
a straight lence.othsr things being1 equal -
is the cheapest. The wire fences of vari
ous styles,, now used, ! are to be com
mended as economizing space, and Deing
.
durable.
DKOUTJJ IN CHIN A.
Consul Lord, of Ningpo, China, writing
July 20, says bf the grain crops in tie
province of Che Kiang', that from April to
the middle of June thei weather was we;
and cold. It became; suddenly dry and
hnt. and so continued ud to the time of
writing. Such, was thf iuteosity of the
heat that the canals, which are largely're
iinon for ' irrigation. dried1 up, and
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everything became jparched.
drouth continue much longer,
Should the
the Consul
thou ht the grain crop of the province
would be almost totally destroyed. The
cotton crop had also suffered greatly. The
f Che Kiane has an area of
about 40,000 square mues, and a popula
tionof 20,000,000. j ' . I, I
IMPROVEMENTS MEANS OF TRAXS
P0RTATI0X.
This is certainly an age bfj improvement
and invention. Ilardly a day passes but
ime wonderful 'device is chionicled which
goes to make labor lighter and moe cheap
ly and expeditiously performed, r some
thing to ameliorate the condition! of man
kind. The I invention j ot the past fifty
years, had they! beconicj known a couple of
hundred years ago, would have doomed
scores to the gallows as beiug endowed
with the spirit ct w.tchcraft. ,
Among the more Ireceat inventions! we
notice an improvement in the construction
of freight car?, which if it jshould prove
entirely successful upon a fair trial, will
revolutionize the enltire railroad freight
system. We give below a description of
this newly , invented means: of freight
transportation, which is as follows:
The newly invented freight car, known
as the Prosser car, threatens to disturb
the freight question. (This car;isj made of
a cylinder, tne circumference hoops
on a barrel. The load rests almost entire
ly on the rairandj the weight of bj frame
work only rests 911 the sxle. It is as if a
bar were put through a hogshead of to
bacco aud traces attached to the
extremities I of ithe , axle, the cir
cumference! j of the; l hogshead
forming its own ! wheel . It is claimed to
have been demonstrated by actual trial
that a speed of four miles per hour, and
the centrifugal force! caused thereby, will
hold the grain firmly Without intermotiun
to the inside surface of the cylinder, and,
if tt e car be not jfull,1 there, will be in the
centre surrounding the axle a cylindrical
body of air. The frame-work h lding
these two cylinders together weighs only
three tons, instead of ten tons, the ordi
nary weight of a common car, while it
takes up only one-half the room on the
track, 1 11 i
TILDEN A11J&AD.
: Whatever may be Samuel J. Tilden's
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sins in the past, either as against his par
ty tr against himself, it is certain that, as
an organizer, he has few equals and do
superiors in this age and generation. .The
nomination of Gov. Robinson as his own
successor was the best and the wisest
thing that could be done and there islbut
little, if any, cioubt, of his reelection
John Kelly may be all-potent with Tarn'
many but if he is, Tilden is equally all
potent with the balance of the pai
ty in . New, ('York " State. Kelley's
biggett move was his most stupendous
failure. He announced, in advance of the
Conventicn, that Tammany would not,
under any circumstances, vote for Robin
son and that if he was nominated the
organization 1 would bolt. Therein Mr.
Kelly became adisorganizer. I t was the
old story J of a- ;disatisfied minority at
tempting to coerce the majority, and he
failed, as he aniply deserved to do. Mr
Robiason was' nominated and although
Mr. Kelly may lolt". it is not j at all
certain that Tammany will follow' him.
Ex-Gov. Hoffman has already announced
his secession from Tammany and I his de
termination to! sujpport Gov Robinson, and
Augmstus Schell and others will proba
bly follow. 1 This shows that Tammany
is not by any 'means a, unit under the
leadership of John Kelly. I
Mr. Tilden's
i
objective point is.
of
course, the Presidential nomination.
If
he can carry New York, through Robin-
A 1 .1 .i 1 . ...
son, men tne aoumern voce, notwith
standing its repugnance to iMr. Tilden,
will be forced into' his support in conven
tion, ''i- ; -' j '
A correspondent bf the Pall Afall Ga
zette says that it lis proposed to form a re
ligious guild for ptronsi connected with
the press, froii. editors: do wnw&rd. They
are to pledge themselves to go to church
once on Suudayii, and, if possible, once
on week day; to spend five'minutes a day
in private prayer, to be temperate in
dress, speech 1 and food; to be friendly
with those witn whom they work; and, if
possible, to induce : their fellow workmen
to join the guild.
TheNorth Carolina System
Mb. Editor:
Thanking you for your courtesy xn
publishing my pre fious communica
tion, J Deg leave to repeat tnat u w
not my purpose to attempt any dis
cussion of the merits of any Norl
Cardiiiia Railway System. Whetmr
the policy put into operation by Pet
ldeui Wbitford and the Jaivia direc
arti w:i! prove beneficial isa question,
,i 8v.ea ii m, iit leust, that can be
aatisfactoriiy solved onlv bv the fu
ture; iu a word, by the Iruitsthat poli
cy may bear. Itj may save the Atlan
tic A N O Riilroad or it mav not; it
may be that nopolicg ;an save it; time
only can tell; certaiiy, however, in
view of the .act that rrebident nugue
and the Vance directors broke up the
'Combination' policy and put themselves
unequivocally upon record in favor ot
a North Carolina polioy, it seems to
me to be the part of fairness and pru
dence to give the new policy a fair
trial,1 at least until some proof shell be
offered that it is hot an honest! effort
on the part of Governor Jar vis toeav6
the road to the State.
That President Hughes and the
Vanoo directors did break up the
'combination policy, I presume there
is no doubt. The record speaks for
itself as to that, and the record I have
given. Ho less plainly, it seems to
me, 1 does the same record speak
as to their endorsement 01
the feo called North Carolina policy
aud now that time enough has elapsed
for the subsidence of any feeliug that
may have ar.'sen, there) thought it
proper to call attention to that record
so that a fair minded and 'intelligent
public may see for itself precisely
what t declares. That is my sole pu
pose. .1- I'
Thanking you again for yon- cour
tesy, Mr. Editorjl beg leave in con
elusion to sty that the promptness
with which measures vera inaugurated
by the new President and the new
Superintendent to repair the
very serious damages at i More
head Oitp caused by the dn-
aetrom storm gives I 1 very
hopeful promise of the ability of the
road under the new policy to contend
with the most advers& fortune. Wherri
er the road,embarra-sed as it confesse d
ly is,under any other policy could pro
vide ways and means to repair bucli
very serious damages within a reasoD
able time, m -y well be doubted. To
put, the road in the condition in which
it was before the late storm will cost
many. thousands of dollars, and yet,
unless x am misintormed. mean-urea
were matured to accomplish that do
eirable end without any delay.save that
absolutely needed to ascertain the ex
tent of the damage doun, and wi 1 he
prosecuted with the utmost vigor
Thus far, at least, the new policy bus
worfced no injury, X
Motto for bakers: Dare to dough
rightl TorODto Graphic. 1 (
'Boos ebonized here' . is the an
nouncementof a Bo ton boi t jjack.
I A cold wave Putting aside en ice
question. Havensack jEepublican.
The flower named 'bachelor'd but
ton' is so called because it is apt to fall
off. New Orleans Picayune. ,
'Have you a mother-in-law?' asked a
man of a disconsolate looking person,
'No,' he replied, 'but I have a father in
jail.' Albany Journal. ' ,
No matter how bad and destructive
a boy may be, he never becomes so
degraded or loses his self-respeot'suffi-oiently
as to thro mud on a circus
poster. New York Star.
Correspondent 'Will Ith; editor
please infer J3 me where my family can
go on Sundays and be cool and com
fortable without j danger of beiog
orowdd?' Answer, by the Rochester
Democrat: Go to church.
When filling a oavitr dentists some
times p'ace a dam in the patient's
mouth. When a tooth is being ex
tracted, the dentist is relieved of that
duty. The patient supplies all that
are required. Boston Transcript.
A great many morally inclined busi
ness men will tell you that the people
of to-day are not as honest as they
were in their time but they'll Bhove
a bogus quarter on a near sighted man
just as quick as a man of more modern
make. Elmira Uszette.
Is it Possible !
That a remedy made of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &c., make so many aijd such
jnarvelons and wonderful I cures, as Hop
Bitters do ? It must be, for when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, .all testify to bavng
been oured by them, we must believe and
doubt no longer. See other column.
NEW 1 PIANOS $125
Each, and all styles, Including Grand Square
and Upright, all strictly pikst-clabs, sold at
the lowest nht cash wholesale facto ky
prices, direct to the PtracHASsa. These Pianop
made one of the finest displays at the Cer
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously re
commended fori the Hiohbst Honors over
12,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established over 3
veara. The Square Grasdi contain Mathc
abek'a new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
tt greatest improvement in the history ol
Pfkno making. The Uprights are the finest
in
America, rianos sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptive
r m rt :i j m
catalogue oi o pca miuea iree.
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IN THIS CITT OR ELSE7EERE, in
doors, outside or on the road, slles
man, writing or canvassing orders and
couaignmeuts. By a man ho is familiar
with trade in all it branches, who will
give his undivided time and best efforts for
ajsmall salary. Address, j,
July 22 Wilmington, N. C -
fcisoellaiieous.
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Fever and Ague is mogt common in the
spring, but most revere in the fall and winter
It ia strictly a ma'arious disease, and so sure
ly will the individual who adopts this pre
caution be exempted from its pains and pen
alties. Add to this jits value as a stomachio
and anti biilious agent, and who will rtn
ture to gainsay its claims to the first place
among family medicines. I
For s le by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally.
sept l-d&w.
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And Grand Medal of Eonot. !
Economy, Durabilily and Rapidity
odmbined with, perfect work,
' Arc Distinguishing Features of the
celebrated. j
Giant Farin anil Wareionse' Fans,
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, a: p. dickey,
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' Now having many late improvenan, they are fully
equal to every demand ; cleaning all kinds of Grain,
Peas, Beans, Castor Beans, Command Small Seed.
They grade Wheat perfectly by once handling. Sep
arate Oats-from Wheat, Barley and Rye. They have
very perfect arrangements for cleaning Timothy,
Clover, Flax Seed, Orchard Grass, and all other
Small Seeds. They Chaff perfectly, and combine
every qualification required to! do the best work in
the shortest tine, i 1 I
Warehouse, as weTl as FanrMMuls, are largely con
structed, both kinds requiring1 nine sizes to accom
modate the demand, and giving a capacity of from so
to 500 bushels per hour, according to size of milL
They are shipped, boxed for ocean transportation,
and Vset up" or "knocked down" for forwarding
inland, as requested; and in all cases put free on
board Cars or. Steamer Orders illedsame day as
received.
Mills shipped" knodked 'down " go for half the
freight charged as when forwarded "set up." Oleo
graphs and Circulars supplied on application. Prices
will be quoted low and on liberal terms. Corres
pondence solicited.
AGENTS WANTED For the Best and
Faste8t-8ellirg Pictorial Books, and Bibles.
Prices reduced 33 per cent. National Pl:
libhIng Co.. Philada., Pa., j Atlanta, Ga.jor
St. Louis, Mo. ' eefijrtl
& A n f A returns in 30 days on $100, in
JJ)1ZU U nested. Official reports and infor
mation.FREE. Uke profits weetly oh 8tock
options of $10 to $50. '
Address. T. Potter Wight & Co., Bank
er 35 Wall St., N. Y. 1 eept 11
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Miscellaneous.
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YELLOW FEVER -BLACK VOMIT.
It to "on t forget tbe ravgosof thb
terrible ditfeue, which w.ll no doubt retun
in a more ma ignar.t and virulent f um in the
fall months of 1879. '
Mkbrkll8 Hbpatinb, a Remedy discovered
in Southern Nubia and need with such won
derful results in South America whers tb
most aggravatea oases of fever are found,
rttusei from one to two ounces of bile to be
filtered or strained from the blood each time
it paasess through the Liver, as long as an ex
cess of bile exists. By its wonderful action
on the Liver and Stomach the HEPAT1NK
not onlj prevents to a certainty any kind of
Fever and Black Vomit, but also cures Head-1
ache, Constipation of the Bowels, I Dyspepsia
and all Malarial diseases.
io one need fear Yellow Fever who will
expel the Malarial Poison and excess of bile
trom the blood by using Ms skill's Hspatihs,
which is sold by all Druggists in 25 cent and
f 1.00 bottles, or will be sent by express by the
Proprietors. A. r. MNKKKLL UO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr Pemberton's Stillineria or Queen's
Delisrht. j
The reports of wonderful cures o
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Salt Kheum, Syphi
lis, Cancer, Ulcers and Bores, that come from
all Darts ot the country, are not onlv remark
able but so miraculous as to be doubted wer
it not for the abundance of proof.
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JLenwkable Cure of Scrofula, &o.
CASE O t' i;uii. J. C. BRANSON.
1 Kingston, Ga., Sept. 15, 1871
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Gents:. For pixieen years I have been a
great sufferer from Scrofula in its most dis
tressing forms. 1 have been eo fixed to my
r(fOmandbe i for fifteen y ars with scrofu
lous ulcerations. The most pproved reme
dies fpr such cases had been used, and the
most eminent physicians consulted, without
any decided benefit. 1 bus prostrated, dis
tressed, desponding, I was adv Bed by Dr.
yer, of Floyd county, Ga., to commence
the use of your; Compoaod Ext; act Stdliagia!
Language is as insufficient to describe tke re
lief I obtained from tb iise of the Mtillingla
as it is to convey an adequate idea of the in
tensity of my suffering before ! using jyomr
medicine ; sufficient to say, I abandoned all
other remedies abd continued th use of j ur
Extract of Stillingia, unt l I can say truly,
"1 am cured of all pain," of al disease, with
BOthiner to obstruct the aotivs pursuit of my
profession. More than eight months have
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
an v return .f th dinea.aa.
For the truth! of the above statement, I re
fer to any gentleman in Bartow county, Ga.,
and to the members of the bar of Cherokee
Circuit, who are acquainted with me. I Bball
eyer remain, with tbe deepest gratitude.
Your obedient Bervant, I
J. C. BRANSO Att'y at-Law.
A MIRACLE.
WestPoirt, Ga., Sept. 16, 1870.
Gents: My daughter wsa taken on the 25th
day ot June, 1863, iwitb what was supposed
to be Acute Rheumatism, and was treated for
the same with no success. In anarch, follow
ing, pieces ef bone began to work out of the
right arm, and continued to appear till all
the bona from tbe elbow to the shoulder Joint
cme out. Many pieces of bone came out ot
the right foot and leg. The case was then
pronounced one of White dwelling. After
having been confined about six years to her
bed, and the case considered hopeless, 1 was
induced to try Dr. Pember ton's Compound
Kx tract ot otilliogia, and was so well satis
fied with its effects that I have continued the
use of it until the present. !
My daughter was confined to her bed about
sixyeais before she sat up or even turned
over without he' p. She now sits up all dav,
and sews most of her tine has walked across
ine room. Her general health is now good,
and I believe she will, as her limbs gain
strength, walk well. I al tribute her recove
ry, with the blessing of. God, to the use o
your invaluable medicine. With gratitude
I am, yours truly. W. B. BL ANTON.
WssTj Poimt, Ga., Sept 16, 1870.
Gents: The abc ve certificate of Mr.W. B.
B lan ton we kuow and certify to as being
true. The thing is so: hundreds of the most
respected citizens will certify to it. As much
reference can be given as may 1 be required.
Tours trulyi
CRAWFORD A WALKER, Druggists.
HON. H. D- WILLIAMS.
S9 DR. Femberton's Stillingia is pre
pared by A. F. Merrell k Co., Phil a., Pa.
Held by all Druggists in $1.00 bottler, or
sent by express. Agents wanted to canvass
everywhere. J
bend for Bonk-'Curious Ptorv" free to
all. Medicines sent to poor people payable
in instalments. I may 28
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LIFE IN BOTTLE.
The Most Valuable Medical Disc,1
jery Knowri to the World-'
More Use fpr Quinine,! Caloi
or Mineral Poisons Life for tT:
Blood, Strength for the Ne
and Health for AIL
j AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PUliUC
Believing that bv cleanain r .L'L i v
building up the oonstituUon was the
after trtir th hit nk..it.. ' ,
wonderful Hitter Ur ut.L
Cleanser, the firs t bottle of which ar be J.
life and vigor, and in time effected a htrl
nent cure. I was free from catarrh, my i,,
became strong and sound, being able to suL
the most severe cold and exposure, and 1
gained over thirty pounds is weight! ?J
ing confident that I had made a wendm,
discovery in medicine, I prepared a oiaiwt,
ot the Root Bitters, and ...in .v..Tm-r.
giving them away ( to sick friends aad atlA
wonderful cures of all diseases cuiei ft
humors or scrofula in the, blbod, Imprudent.
Bad 8tomach, Weakness,! Kidney Din..
Torpid Liver, Ao , Ao.j The newt of J
discovery in this way spread from ooo uerr j
to another until 1 1 found myself called tp, (
to supply patients with medicine ir 4
wide, and I was induced to establish I Ul
ator y for compounding and bottrrc; the ko 4 1
Bitte'rs in large quantities, and I now defm
all my time to this business. 1 r
I was at first back ward in presentici iutiu
myself or discovery in this way to the piblit,
not' being a patent medtcibe man and via
small capital, but I am getting brarely am
that. Since I first advertised this meHictM
I have been crowded witn orderifi(im dur
gists and country dealers, and the bund-rfi
of letters I have received from persorii enr't
prove the fact that no remedy I erer 4ii w
Uiuch good in so short a time and had tb mv.-t
success as the Root Bitters. In fact, ' I d
convinced that they will soon take thu 'eti
of all other medicines in use., ea It om
l J J Lit 2v.n ..il !
uuuuieu ruui jj ujcgiiM, iigui lucre bi.qjm
in Cleveland, now sell Roct Bitteri, t tmt i
whom have already sold over one UiontiU
bottles. I . I
. Root Bitters are strictly a medical prepir.
ation, such as was used in the good old pin
ef bur forefathers, when people w re jctirw.
by some simple root or plaat, and wh
calomel and other poisons of the'! mkeril
kingdom were unknown.) 'I j
They act strongly on tke livsr and kidgoi,
keep the bowels regular and boiid up li
nervous system. i hey peMtrVte-eTetjt psn
of the body, searching out f every item,
bone and tissue from the head to tle fet,
cleansing and strengthening tbe ifosntut
springs of life, hence they must' i-each all
diseases by purification and nouruhmu 'j
No matter wha your feelings or iniptoiti
are, what the disease or ailment is, bm l&c
Bitters. Don't wait until you are tick, bit
if you only feel bad or miserable, uetbi
Bitters at once. It msy save yoar life. I
; Thousands of persons in all parts of til
ountry are already unng koot BiUtn
They have saved many lives of) c )0b
who had been given up by friends and phj
eians to die, and have permanently at4
many old chronic cases of Catarrh, fcroftU,
Rheumatism; Dyspepsia, and tikis Uue
where all other treatments had fs'Ied.
yen troubled with sick headache, entire!)-,
dixxlness, weakness, bad taste in the tnoai
nervousness, and broken down in coEitituti.
Too will be cured if you take Koot Bin
Have you humors and pimples on your ltrj
or skin? Nothing will give you such f i
health, strength, and beauty as h,oot t
ters. - i ., . '
1 know Jealous , pbyslcisni is
cry humbug because my discovery curei
many of their patients, h t I care tot a
now my desire - and determinstios to pw
mt Root Bitters -as fast as oosdbls withil
reach of all those sufferingi throuffhoat fb
world Hold by wholesale and retail Mt
gists and country merchants, or seat 7
press on receipt of price, $L00 per bottle,!
six bottles $5.00. For certificates of p
derfal cures, see my large eircuTar srpw
each bottle ef medicine. Read and i ud? W
j-i . '
tM AirTonprfrarriit or nierchut W
FR A TIER'S KOOf BlTTfcR, ther
ecommend because he makes a large s""1!
G. W, 'FRAIZER, . Discoverer-,
q uTsm,tm tit movrlacd u
Forsle by J. C. Munds sad T. tf. BarboW
For Smithville.
gTEAM TACHT ISLIZA
BETH, Gapt D.W.Chadwick,
carrying United SUtes Mail. U1L
foot of. Market street daily (0j'B"?t
. 9 P M Hamrnincr. T OPt" -
Returning, leave
at A.M.
B, P. PADlWr
sept 8
Burank's Pharmacy;
PRESCRIPTIONS OOHPOUJfDJO
care and accuracy by competent ! hsfcifc I
Only ageney to the ,
I iver Pad Co's remedies.
aug t$ . t
Theodore Joseph
Corner of Harriett & Baliioury &
Oae Comer. West Raleigh
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w. . .Ill
.1.- a.. mM thm EttXOP
fitif action gmrrvteedln rJPV
11 v bar is snppliMl wtta Fia he's
A and C, and W jtJK
brands or ye suw .
eet 19U ,
Furniture.
JUST RECEIVED FEOilFl
a large wuortment of Walnut
9
at icat Brgains: , CaD "tf
onlt if.
way ui um nmg oiseas and beinv tronh' I
with weakness of the lungs, ea&rh .
much broken down in eonititnH. .! er'