WILMINGTON- N. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1879.
Entered at tub .tostoffice at
WlLMINGTOX, N. C.f AS SECOND 'CLASo
Matter.
V1BWS AN REVIEWS.
The uland of New Guinea, which has
been frequently visited by French naviga
tors but never formally annexed to France,
has been chosen for an exclusively
Catholic colony. The devout emigrants
t.io r(.arnrr( a vessel runninz up the
Stars and Stripes to avoid, the Jtjjrencl
laws, and start under the command of
thfi Marnuis de llova. who is to be' their
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first king.
There are said to le fully L'OO ,000 beg
gars tramping aWit tbe Geiiaiii Empire,
and they are estimated to gnt as aims not
less than $18,000,000 ani ually in n,Of.ey,
without considering the value of food and
clothitig given them. Many of these beg
gars got into the habit of gainingllWir
livelihood in this way through the oppres
sive laws formerly in vogue that r -quired
apprentices to travel about, litera.ly us
journeymen, with a view to perfecting
themselves iu their respective trades.
The Committee of the African Interna
tional Association has scut orders to Caui
bier, chief of the Belgian expedition, to
mlvunra about 300 miles bevoud Lake
Tanganyika in a northwesterly direction
and to found a station at Nyangwe, on
,. .
Congo Papeu, who
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r Ke'"ian t r n-U rior.
the Lualaba, or
2ommanils another Jeian
which left Znz'.ba"r towards
of las'- July, will establish a station, de
fti jed to be. the Crst of the scries, ou the
eastern shore of Lake Tanganyika.
Crude rubber, has risen fifry per cent
in price since last soring, owing to the
light . supply.' The caoutchouc trees of
Brazil are dying out, owing to frequent
tapping, and the Indians who collect the
gum are compelled to go further u o the
dangerous and almost impenetrable for
ests. As the Iudians are lazy, and the
work arduous and poorly paid, they will
not undertake it if othur employment can
be found. Tbe 22 per cent, tax levie i
by Brazil makes the matter worse.
Albert Brassey has a steam yacht as
spletdid aa Mb brother's Sunbeam. I;
is called the Czrrina, and is the perfection
of comfort. Albert Brassey is the ydung
est of the three sons of he great railroad
contractor. Their tather left them $500,
000 a year each. '1 ho second son, Hen
ry, is a famous breeder of fancy stoik,
Thomas enjoys yachting, and Albert is a
master of fox hounds, as well as a yachts
man. Albert married the daughter of an
Irish peer.
It is an open secret in London that at
the meeting of the Cabinet after the re
cent prorogation of Parliament, Lord
Beaconsfield declared his desire to retire
from the Premiership, though willing to
remain in the Cabinet without office, and
expressed a strong wish that Lord Cairns,
ft
his Chancellor and friend of thirty years,
should be his successor. There is no
precedent for a Chancellor being Premier,
but this w uld not stand in tbe way, had
not Lord Salisbury declared his tixed de
termination not to serve under any ona
ehe, or waive his claim in favor anyone
A new Anstr iiim delicacy is findir.g
its v ay into she London markets in th
shape f dried kangaroo tongues. The
tails and skins f these animals have long
been utilized the former for making
soup, the l itter for leather; and the recent
enormous destruction of kangaroos has
given considerable impetus to these two
trades. Struck by the waste of food oc
casioned by the slaughter of so many
thousands of these marsupials, whose
bodies arc frequently left where they
hive fallen, a War roo settler ma le an
experiment 'in curing the tongues of
so:ne i'f tbe slain, and so hisb'y were ?hey
approved that a considerable trade h.is
sprung up in tbis commodity. Tbe
tongues arc uu-dly cured by drying' in
smoke, like the Russian reindeer tongues
Somerset House, in Loudon, is the re
ceptacle of may curious documents, but
none more so than the will of ex-Qucen
Christina of Spain, proved the other day.
The personal estate is under $30,000
She direct that 5,000 recited masses
shall be performed for her soul, 5 000
for the soul of her late husbaud, 1 000
for the sotiU of her deceased children,
and 500 for the souls of her deceased
grandchildren, the price of each mass to
bo ten reals. She orders her papers not
to be open for forty years. Christina
was a daughter of the King of the Two
Sicilies, and had for her first husband
Ferdinand VII. of Spain, and for her
second the Duke of Rienzares. By the
former she had two children, Queen Is
abella and the Duches de Montpensier,
and by the latter eight.
TIIC COTTON CIlO P.
The general talk
among plant eH
the Macon Tclcyfafih , is1 that the
cotton
crop don't p.iii '
i near as wel
as woo
c'i -J'y
feUol l ' t
anticipated.1 J'h:.
V
light, anl will be I a ;zhm 1 deal
that of last years -i?"' ;erj
the be
fct crtura
stances. Ana,
i b Home t t
this may 'be a'pfij
s the V;'"d : nil
,N' five mi ion
If vou 1 n't : e.-
over the a iron; region.
bale crop fur 137O80!
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lieve it am? u r it proved A pruslent
forecast of theUatjon, as it is fixed uj
however, will be a rather feeble-and trmid
market until wefi infp next spring, when
the right kind of bopfs having got. hold of
the crop, things Will move along more
decidedly.
It seems to ui that! it would be in or
der for the Republican 'officials, w'
have control ot he principal department's
at Washington, to, fiJd some place for the
widow Oliver in t-omejof the ffice?, rather
than to allow her to remain, where she
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now is, an inmate of! the alms hou.-e m
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that city. Unsliccesaiul' in her raid upon
tr;e purse of inon Catcron in that
famous breach I'of promise Case, she is
Lelplos, fuisaken and Ipenniless, and has
been compelled to se(k aid from public
charity. Old fcjition id too stingy anu
mean with his lLmerise "wealth to give
her a cent, I but i!he might, at least, use
:jis u.nuence
; tu wires' getting her a situa
tion where
tlhe ijnight Secure
an hone-t
livelihood Without 'depending
upon the
public lor purport, j I
1 AT IS Nl
HLISMT
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The LondUn J"ivks answers: ''N'hi'im
corits oi a profound, rjj any -turn. d j dis
content ith the present Older of tilings
hn Russia J no young stu ient -.vno reaos
J ; T -
..-? ot te nuhi'-rrus bniati transiaions
i . . ...
iiir'HM rroar crio-
lurtaii
.it-- the
iDtt-iieqt iykiu l..dy v ho is!
hut! sex Uti'.Uiv-I be buiaiiCip- "
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aajinus tna;
ted, and pu
jts bside, mf'st termnmo ways m
manner arn d ress1 as pn judices anl ob
stifles in the path of 'proyresiS, ibb vutary
uf s-rne crude furml of materialism, the
vendors of transparent -sophisms dressed
out iu ostentatiously scientific language;
the conspirator who. hates tbe Cz ir, "puts
no trust iu reforms made by the court,
prints in ionoon or ipuricu nery pauipu-
lts full of scaridal and sedition, and be
lieves in no mission -iry but the revolver
all these various typ
es are alike described
as Nihilists 1 ; 1 j
SOUTHERN COTTON MANUFAC
1! TURK. 1
The late report 'of the National Cotton
E change places jthe t jtal consumption ol
cotton by Southern , mills during the year
1878-70 at 186489 bales, against 147,747
bales the previous year,! showing a gain
ot 2G per cent. Georgia is by far the
largest cotton manufacturer, having 160,
000 spindles inoperation, North Carolina
standing socond, and fckjuth Carolina thijrd,
Texas is the smallest ib the whole list,
hor consumption, duribg the past year
ha-ving Uen only 3!S1 tales. While tlie
consumption in tliie Southern States iast
year showed an increase of 26 per cent,
the gain in that cf i ho North was only 2
per cent. A number of ne w mills are now
in courae of construction iu different parts
cft;.e South, aind, the production thue
beins increased the percentage ( during
the next lew years' is expected
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to
show a
much geeatcr rate Jthan the past.
NBW V(iRK POLITICS.
It really does not seem that Cornell,
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the Republican candidate for Governor of
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New York, is to sail iuti) ofricse over un-
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ruftled seas, evtn wph the assistance
which be excels ;o obtain from the Tam-
many bolters from thj Dmiratic ranks
If prominent
Li -i . v, i . .- !
anil i n n;aen rial! lie puniicau
j,)Urual8 can
j control any . coutidrable
octroi any . toutidc
number ol vote, it looks very much aa if
Le wuuld not gtll there, at all, Harper's
Weekly has appeared in bitter opipositiou
to bim, and there iremany others, con
spicuous among which is
the Times
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udidacy ia tu
y "damned
whose endorsement; of his id
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weak that he i is being fair
with f.iiut praise." j
lhe hendatj upright, patril
btic and iu-
tel.igent course pursued By Governor
Kbii.son, , in hit; adtninistrpi:oh of the
atlairs oi the; bta q ensce bis eleo
i-tiice,
!
tion
to
, has
commended
itself to alt fiirj-ujiinilei people,1 whether
l. , -v ...
or: Republicans. Ibe
convention which :
enoiLmated bim devl
oped the tactithat ti.e true Diiuocraev W
the State were not!
lobe led by the nose
'aiumany faction. This
any longer by thet
determined siand:
taken against tbe right
ot Tammany to dictate to1 the majority,
has had its influence for, good upon the
llep lblicans, 1.0 writhe ubder a know.
edge of the fact that Conklmg, not aTa
vorite with a large portion ofthe-Dartv.
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successfully dictated toltbem ia coulpen-
tion, and foiced upon
not of their choice. 1
em a candidate
This augurs favorably for the Demo
cracy, for Tammaiy having1 bolted at the
outset, the parcy knew i the jwork which
was before them and couiq lay their
plans according; while the Kepnbli
cans having quietly submitted to the die
tiion oi Conk ling, are now awaking to
t ieir sense of duty and are repu IU ii g
their candidate in unmistakable ternu
leaving those." who run tbe machine at
the convention f n'i elv at a loss as to
what course to pursue in relation to the
c'cf ctlon. Every indication now is that
h?re will be enough Republicans to vote
t r 11 n;ssou t
rnort than compensate
ii-.-e :h kt Tammany can
iSo iu jte it be.
fur ali t h1' a:rS..-l
give to Cornell,
. Colocne Cathedral is at length near
c nipletion, and August of next year wil
see i fi'ii?hed. Begun in the very midst
ol the 'ages of faith,' whn monarchs beg
gared themselves to rai:e magnificent
structures, of! which only picturesque
ruins now remain for the world to look at,
this temple lagged behind all its cntem-po-
iries in the work of construction, saw
tij m reach their mature glory, decline,
and sink to ruin, itself being all the time
an unfinished fabric. ' The firt stone ot
Cologne Cathedral was laid iu'l-J45i,
when the grand edifices -now left, perfect
, ; mined, in Europe were either just fin
ished, or, like Notre Dame, in Paris, were
in rapid progress ; but while the most
elaborate ot tbt m took on'y three centu-
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"ries to brig to perfect ion, Cologne has
more than doubled
the time. It took
!
ies to complete the
nearly tluee ce.ntur;
choi , hT:d bince that pate it has required
iib.!ial -.id fiom nearly all the sovereign? of
Kurope to keep the construction going
What now remains to be done is the last
s.ae ai.d crowning decoration of the state
JV tOW ITS. I - -. !
Theru are jven different ways oi l
dti'.teratn.g oiier, but tua olivapust l?
t ) n ocL Hi uboni teu -litons of water
to :w.iut5j two of c:der jo man cau
oLjei3t to! waiter. (
The dilllo-'t tims are between sea
son;, wu-u rae girls tiav,-j nothing to
yrcbt; 0e i'; i-j too cool for a t?um
t : i Ln 5 t..: w r-a fur a. fall suit. N'V
Orlwfl Pio V jjne
u OIlejOECopical
Hi -
8jci.-ty' Hud a Mte Society,' and one
naturally woudera whether the fi-st
ws" or;i" zed in order to discover the
iaMt-r. Nurr Herald.
Wili this shoe certainly hold ?' ask
ed the horseman. 'I nm shoer of it
replied the blacksmith. This is not
forged, but a fact, tlis own ballown
blew' on him N Y Mail.
If you want to convince a boy of
sixtean that this world is all blank,
just khrd;y inquire about these days ii
he is gomaj to biocK out a pair oi emu
whiskers for thd winter season De
troit Free Press. j
There is something passing strange
about human nature. If a man had to
support his family by playing; billiards
at $12 a day, he'd complain that he
had to woik awful hard for a living,
Middletown Transcript.
A washwoman, who did not hang out
bet washed clythes yesterday, owing
to the cloudy weather, let them fly in
tho air this morning, wirti the remark,
'I'm ail right to-d!iy. U s the equi
nox, and the suu's bound to cross the
line. I'hila Bulletin. ;
Worthless StuO!
Not so fast, my friend; ilf you could see
the stroug i healthy, blooming,! men
women and children that have been raised
from beds of sickness, suffering and al
most death, by the utso of Plop Bitters,
you would any '-Glorious and invaluable
remedy." iSee another eolurnn.
Fevr j and Ague ia raost common i ( the
cprintr, b'nt moft seve.-e in the fall aad wi.it-;r.
It is strictly a ma'arious diseas;, and eo surf
lv will the individual who adopts this pre
c'aution be exe xptid from Us pains and per-alties-
Add to this its va,lue as a Bto pachic
and anti bifciou ai;ent, and who'-will ftn-
tare to grsineaj its clums to the first place
a-moD? fauiiiv medicines.
Fore lebviall Uruggisla and respectable
Dealers generally. 1
8ept l-atw.
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$125
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PIAMJS
Each, and all styles, Including Grand Squars
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and Upright, all strictly riast ciAas, sold at
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the loweat kbt cash wholksalk pACTaav
priceg, direct to the pcbch ASKa. These Pianof
made one of the finest displajg at iae Cen
tennial Exhibition, and wer ananiruoaelj re
commended for the Highest Honors over
12,000 in use. Regularly insorporaWd Man
ufacturing Co. rFactory established OTer 3
years. The Square Grands contain Mathu
shek's new patent Duplex Oreritrung Scal,
the greatest improvement in the history
Piano making, i The Uprights are the finest
in America. Pianoa aent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptive
catalogue of 48 pages mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN FT ANO CO..
apl t 31 East 15th street, if Y
hi lfcu-ollii.iioou.0.
For Rent.
fpHAT DESIRABLE WHABF, at
foot of Mulberry at reet, lately occupied
by the Baltimore Steamship Company, Cem
plee with Otiices. Rheda, Ac Also, the
COAL and WOOD YAL, corner . f Fr. at
and Moiberrv etreet at t,re. e:.i . ccupidby
J. A. Springer. A.-p'y to ,,
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For Rent.
rpifAT UKIIiABLiE ti.nriir.L
r.,w.TT r-.
on Third street, West de,! recettly
occupied by Col. Jas. Ql Bu r.
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Apply to
sept 24
R. F. LANODOy.
For Rent.
TEE ENTIRE THIRD Floor of the
; Mu chi8on Building, eimated -n
Front titreet. next North of the Bnk
of New Hanover. Especially suitable as a
Hall or fur Ulub purpose Apply to
b. d. Deforest,
' I ' I or A MOKCBISOK.
sept 20-9t
For Rent.
nn m Ii ru 4 J 1 IT1 QTliU
I . w . i - . n
i nl so ha jl ou inir.i n or. new
ly 'fitted up, corner Alarkt and
St uth VVa.t-jr Streets from th t 1st
of October "Apply to
eept 11-tf
H B.
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SGOO.
TT'OH RtNT THAT Y fcKY
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desirable store on Market Street,
i. ecu, ie i by Mr. Thos. H. Hcwey,
aa a Shoe .tore. The chepeBt Store on the
treeti Ap.dy t! THE McKOY'S.
eept 10 if
For Rent.
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J7EiOM let October ithat deeira-
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bie-STORE, No. 45 Torth Frcnt
afreet, at prefent occupied by So.
Fxpreas Company. Apply to '
. eept 23 lw D. A. SMITH it CO.
For Rent.
rjlHE ELL- GANT RESIDENCE
oc corner of Third and Walnut ets-,
recently occupied by Wm. Calder, Fsq.
Po83esirai given October 1st.
Apply to i
sept S3 V; J. F. GARRFLb.
To Rent,
I TORE UOU3E AND DWEL-
O 1
LING to let on Brnnswick
and
Seventh streets, in pei feet; "order, j Tosses
sion given immediately. !
J'A'so, three No. 1 Fro'U Rooms to let!, at
1 m '! . i
the. First National Bank,"old building, coi
ner! Front and Princess' streets,
i For particulars upp'jy to
sept 15 tOl SOL. BEAR & BROS.
The FJew Boot and
Sho3 Stored
32 MARKET STREET.
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TO MY FRIENDS AJiD Patrons : i
sill
Thankful for past favors, I will in- fn
i 4Sb-
form them that 1 hv just returned from th
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North, where I have vuited a'l the celebra
ted markets for Bo ts and Sho.es.
I am d teriiined to sell a god shoo for a
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low price, euch as yoa I never bought in
this market befo.-e. All I ask is a call and a
fair comparison.
My stoc'r is now an ivirg with every t air
nd cannot be excelled by any in the cdy.
liespectfully,
septic j C. ROSLNTHAU
Meats. Meats.
j qq Boxes D. S. Sides,
5Q Bb'.fl Mea Pork,
2Q Boxe3 White Strips, j
I 0 Boxes D S Shoulders.
Q Boxes CheapBre4t-,
L! r Tea Cheap II nn.
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At l"w prices by
Hall dL PearsallJ
sept 26 j
llcadquartcrs Tor Ale
Lager JBeer and Porter.
EC- $t SON'S,
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ro. 5 Market Stree'
G
IAN FURNISH IOU WITH THE BESl
Ale, Lager Beer and Porter, both teg and
bottled, ia the city. j
Country orders promptly attended t j
For Smithville.
gTEAM YACHT ELIZA
BETH,, CpL D.W.Cliadwick,
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carrjing United States Mail. Leaves wbar
foot of Market street daily (except Sundays)
at 3 P. M. Ke corning, lave Smithville
t 614 - M. B. P. PADDIaOrf.
eP8 ! - Afent. ,
Mi8Coiiaitou.
THEBtST
the woflo
SOLD BY
si5oo:oo
a?
nrr-rrr y 7,'
"UNE NUMBER on SHlA11, A
FOR PARTICULARS
WhiteSewing Machine Co.
October 1st.
FALL CAfflFAISS I
WILL COMMENCE.
Vk atlier been loo hoi
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Ibr People Io Head
A'1 ver liseihc
FULL LINE OF
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Pancp Groceries
JUST RECEIVED AT
P. 1. 8RIDGERS k GO'S,
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8500 lieward !
For -a Cigar at the same price that
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" equals our '
'-X-Iff-C-I-P-ES
0250 Seward !
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FOK ONE THAT BEATS OUR
SOX.OST SHIKTGIjE !
8100 Reward !
For an all-tobacdo Cigarette, of
same htyle, finish and quality.
that clan be sold as, low as our
Rose and Xill.
sept... I
O ILY 19 DOLLARS I
PENNSYLVANIA
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Equal to any h' inerer in the Market !
The above cut represents the most popular
ftj le tor the pe -pie, which we offer you for
the j low price of VJ, in luoing attach
neii s Aj Remember, we d not ak you
to pa until you hve seen the machine.
Aftt-r i aving; examined it if it is tiot all we
"i-p-cent, re-urn it o as at ou?1) expense.
Contu't your interests and orde- t "ne. It
voa live within seven hundred miles the
r ig.-.t wi.l pot b- mo e tba i one dollar.
Address, !
Sewinr HaiifleliCo.
lOth Street,
Pef nsylTaiiia
:i7N.
Philadelphia, Pa.
au 23-wtf
Winberry Oysters-
THEY ARE GOOD
now. Another inetl-
ment jost received ihis mor. ing. It's cold
uOUjgh now fo ho hiatey ana fat Oysterr,
Fiee Limch, every day at 11 o'clock,
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tpt26 JOHN CARROLL,
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address:
Cleveland, oh io.
LIFE IN A BJTTLt.
The Most Valu:ibl .Alcdical Di,ci ''
ery Known to the WorSd v
or. Mineral Poison sLif J fl?
and Health for AIL
ANOi;EN LETTER TO THE V
oeuevin iuai oy.creanslng the blnJ "
building up the ccxnbtitutu.u was the oL U0
wir of bni toing diseaoe and beinz ttJt"
with weakness :of the luns, Catarrh t K '
much broken-down in constitution aH j
after trjijg the bert phvfiicianii L ' 'l
out my money t'or;mauy kirids of ruffle
Rdvertiscd without tindin a perman'elt
I b.gan doctoring myseit,! UginK nfediri-''
uia-.ietrom root and herbs. I fortiu.? f
discovered a wonderful Uitter 0rl til
C!lfcanj5er,thetirBt bottle of whicn ?aTemLJ:
life and vigor, and in time effected D!Fr!r
nent cure. 1 was fiee troin catarrh mih
became strong and sound, bciDg able toiu i
the oiot severe cold nd expobure, audi h '
gained over thirty pounda in weigLt F?
ing confident that 1 had made a wondi
discovery in medicine, I prepared a fattaJ..
ot the Koot Hitters, and w in "the babul,
giving ttem away to sick fne nd? and
t burs. I found tae medicine effected th J
wunueriui cures ui an Gisea.e8 Cu)ed tr.
humors orucrof tla in the blood, Imprudent
Bad Stomach," Weakness, Kidalj bijl!'
Torpid Liver, c , c The nwg 0f7f'
aiscovery in this wy spread fuiu wxA
to another until I founduisi;!i" cllei ,J.
to supply patients w nil meaictnje tiri
wide, ann I w.is iuauced to; eptablisih'a lb.
story ,for compounding $ud bottlin'the
niners in iarfce quiuiiues, and l nbw dr.n. t
al' my tiiue to thid buiinees.
i I was a lii tt backward ii presenting ilijei ,
myself or aiscovery in tbinjway tu thepubi'e
not being a patent naed cibe man aQd ww
small capital, but I am getting bravely ofer
taat. biuce I first advertieed tLi. uitHicia.
1 have been crowded witu 'orders funn dri is
gists and country dealers, and tLe bu;cdti f
ot letterp 1 naye received trom persons cana,
prove the fact that no remedy ever did ,
'liuch good in bo short a time and riidioniacj
succass as the Root bitters. In fact, I it
convinced that they will soon tak the lead
o all othe mtJic.cta in use. Kea ly or:
Lund.ed retail druggists, right here at hme
in Cleveland, now Bell Roct bitters, somiof
whom have already Bold oyer ofie tiomtnj
bottles. . ! I j i
f Root Bitters are strictly a medicr.1 prepir
ation, such as was used in the good old mu
of our forefathers, when people jw re cored
by some simple root or plaat, iatd whe
calomel and other poisons of the miaeriii
kingdom w?re unknown. j
1 hey act strongly pn tn Hyer ard lidtirjv
keep the bowels regular and build up tu
o'tvou8 system. 1 i hey peretrate ever? Prt
of the body, searching out)- every jrerr,
bone and tissue from the head, to te ft,
cleansing and strengthening the fousuit
springs of life, hence they nuBt ! reach til
diseases by purification and rjouruhiLent. I
No baatter what your feelings or sjffiptnnj
are, What the disease or ailment is, ure Rdt
Bitters. Don't wait untjl you are sici, bit
if you only feel bad or imiaerab e, iit
Bitters at once. It may save ybur lits,j j
I Thousands of persons in: all fjarrj 'at (he
ountry are' already using Kj)ot' Biite';i
They have taved many lives of conaumtirei
wLo Lad oeea given up by friends and pbjii
cians to die, and have permanently cafti
many old chronic cases of Catarrb, -crofula,-
Rheumatrsm, Dyspepsia, and fcfkm! VutMif
where all other treatments had failed. Ari
you troubled with sick headache, cosUTett
aizzineBS, weakness, bad taste in the ( mouthi
nervousaebs,and broken down in conBtitutidt
You will be cured if you takeiioot biftH
JJave you'humorB and pimples on yourfacj
or skin? Nothingwih give yon 8uchp"4
health, strength, and btauty aa hoot M
tera. ' . , . I,
. I know that jealrue phys baw m
cry humbug because u;y discovery 'cum J
many of their patients, b 1. 1 cre r ot lva
now my desire aDd d-termir!atiD tfr t'
my Koot Bitters as fast as p s iDlej within It
read of ali th v.se 'suSering Hbrouhoot ti
world Mold by Wholesale and reuuj P
giHtaaod couutry me'chanti-, or sent ryl
press n receipt ol price. $1 00 per bottle,
six bo' tie: $5 0J. For certipc -tea of -w
derfol cu ts, see my large ci cu;
acb bottle f m..dici..e. Head aa-judtel
youM.lf. ' I h ,L
&.Askyour rup'ift r mercM rer
FaAzr.ji.'a ajoi uiTTiiR-L -tit r
'iVood Cleanse -,nd take no snbatitat'in a..,
ecou. ndbe-tvae bfmaxes tarjip
. if. F-CAlZiilt, I Vcf"rU '
Si;-:.iorht.,jClev iaud 0.
Fors-.Ie by I 'J. Munds andlT. f . Brb
tKVLgL'hl. wsfMwjft
I Wanted.
V
hru g the hi-he-t rc u r-ehdatlcnj,
rpuaof a position 'ia r.ew-piper io-
the country. Will -wJn ?bep. irV
rer t W-t
Selected Fruits
and Vegetable
TN TOU3 AND T' AURlVr. ,
1 l-XTR A SFLEC I EDJ)U1CHKPJ.
A Va iet of Ap.des, Potatoes, '"j.
bge, Butter, Chiefs Ll cSi
sept 26-tf Corner Cht jrpj
'Stores to Mr
I APPLY TO
THE IVlcKOYaf
litorneys and Connsellors it
Office North'tjide Market et,
and 3d.
Furniture
ijST RECEIVED FSOM.FA-
J
. nrtment of W&Id' f L
adMofFURNITUKE, wbicb
at Orat Btrzains. Call and
I ! 1 M., :arer.f
. :piLJfjj2p
d.a. saai
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