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J03 II. T. J 1MES, -Editor, k Prop'r.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
SATURDAY, MAY 141181.
Entered at the Postoffiee at Wilmingta. N.
C, as Second-Class Matter.
The New Jersey Fish Commissioners
have planted within the last twelve
A.
months 800,000 of California Balloon
eggs, 300,000 brook trout and 15.000
black bass, and the result, they say, is
reaching far beyond their expectat ;oqs.
A friend wrote to Hayes .the other
- w
day: "Yon escaped in good time. ' Cul
tivate yoar Fremont farm and be thank
ful. The stormiest period of your admin
istration was as serene as a May morn-
in? compared to the second month of
Garfield's."
Mohammed-el-Sadoke, the present Bey
of Tunis, lives in a palace which is -a
marvel of Moorish architecture. lhe
exterior walls are of dazzling whiteness
and reflects the sun's rays like a mirror,
the upper part of the building being a
mass of embattled towers, green and
yellow cupcla3, and varnished roofs.
The central gate gives entry to Escalier
des Lions, whence the visitor passes into
the vestibule with its covered walls, ara-
besqued ceilings.and rainbow-colored col
nmns. In the centre is an inner court.
in the midst of which plays a fountain
casting an agreeable cooling spray over
the surrounding apartments. Round thi8
a
court is the Bey's private rooms.
The Chicago, St. Louis and New Or
leans railroad will change its track from
the Southern, or five-foot gauge, to the
Northern standard, four feet eight and
a half inches, in June. The Louisville
and Nashville railroad is making arrange
ments for a similar change, which will
be consummated in a few weekc, and it
is understood that the Cincinnati South
ern will soon follow. The late freight
blockade at Lou.s.viile. and Cincinnati
has precipitated thi3 change. The block
ade was largely due to the fact that the
cars reaching Louisville from the North
and West were of a different gauge from
those going South, and, as a consequence,
goods had to be transferred at that point.
The action of these Southern trunk lines
will doubtless necesitate a similar change
on the minor Southern roads, or entail
considerable loss on them.
"VVe noted with surprise that Senators
Beck and Pendleton voted -in Executive
session for the nomination of Stanley
Matthews as an Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
"What caused these gentlemen to cast
their vote in that way, we are unable
to determiue. But we are willing to
pin our faith on such men as Beck, La
mar and Pendleton, and if they, in their
wisdom, saw proper to vote for Matthews,
then we believe they acted from consci
entious motives, with the lights before
them. The impression made ipon our
mind during the trouble which Stanley
Matthews got into, in regard to that cele.
brated trip to New Orleatos of the "vis
iting statesmen," one of whom is now
the President of the United States, wis.
that Stanley Matthews somehow wasot
politician enough for the occasion, and
became the victim of misplaced confi
dencc. If that be so, then he is far bet
ter fitted for the position of Judge than
many others who will sit as his compeers
upon tho Supreme Court bench; and
1
again we think Stanley Matthews'
views upon constitutional law are possi
bly more sound than any other Judge
on the bench, except possibly Judge
Field or Judge Clifford. It is unjust
to denounce a man in ad vaoceas to how he
will vote in certain contingences asJade,
or deliver an opinion adverse to certain
interests or in favor of certain interests,
when the fact that he is a candidate for
such an exalted position precludes the
possibility of his either denying or affirm
ing these rumors. "We have thought tor
some time that Matthews was a victim
of a chain of unfortunate circumstances
and we have never belieyed him the bad
man that he has been represented by
some to be. ' Let ns not be too hasty
then in eur judgment in condemning
Senators like Beck, and Pendleton, or
Lamar for acting according to the dicta
tes of their own conscience and doing
what we believe they believe to be for
the best interests of those whom they
represent as well as for tbe coantcyat
. large.
" . -
The Richmond Dispatch thinks JUr
' Conkling's charges against Mr. Garfield,
as they appear in the New York Herald,
are well calculated to damage the whole
Republican, paity. According to these
revda ions, Mr. Garfield sold out his
highest offices n.acl vance ef his tler.tion
to the ConklingFr'aaving gone to New
York city for that purpose. Mr. Mor
ton, the new Minister to France, was
induced to subscribe thousands of do),
lara to the Eapublican campaign fond,
Mr.iGarfield pledging his word that Mor
tonshould bt Minister to England or
France, or head of the new syndicate to
refund the public debt falling due this
year, or have some other place of great
dignity and emolument. $f r. Conkling,
however, does not seem to be aware of
the fact that in telling these tales out of
school he is injuring himself and all his
associates as much as he is injuring
Mr. Garfield. Possibly Mr. Conk
ling is of the opinion that his
clan , of third-termers, including Logan,
Cameron, Dorsey, Brady, G or ham k
Co..have fallen so low that no revelations
he could make could possibly degrade I
them. They were already in the low-
grounds of reputation. Whatever the
New York Senator may think as to this
matter, it is certain lhat he has drawn
t Vio goinril n nil f Vi rnwn aorav itin ann K
, ; ,7 ; rr:
oara, ana win ugm uarneia to me aeam
nnWa lott Kta n..t Will nor
field show the white feather? Hardly.
Blaine would leave his Cabinet if he
should. But aside from all other consid
erations, the knowledge that tobackout
now would be to confess the truth of
Conkling's charges will of itself probably
'e more than sufficient to insure a firm
stand ou the part of the President.
Cremation is a dead heat.
The man who talks shop has stores of I
knowledge to communicate.
A man may sometimes, but rarely, be
a capital fellow without having a cent.
Don't judge the man's character by the
umbrella he carries. It may not be his.
A tooth-pulling shop is known as a
sore gum manufactory. Philadelphia,
Chronicle Herald.
A member of the Colorado Legisla
ture, in addressing that august body, be
gan: iy know statesmen. Uis bill
passed. -
"No, Algernon, dear, I say the boy
snail not De oroujrat up m tue bottle.
Look at grandpa's noat!''
Very often a young man imagines him
self to be a perfect brick, when he really
isn t more than halt baked.
When yesterday I asked you, love,
Une little word to say,
Your brother interrupted us,
So please say yes-ter-day.
This is his first season on a farm, and
he has planted ten acres with old tomato
cans, xie eipeuwj me grounu win prt-
duce a heavy crop of canned tomatoes.
Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald,
lhe New York Mail wants Phillips
Brooks to come to New York. Bless I
your dear soul, pray for rivers to come to I
your filthy old town; brooks wuld not J
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have the least effect upon it. Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
Jones has got an idea. He suspects
hat Newfoundland was so called because
of the Newfoundland dot 8 that inhabit
that country. Nobody but Jones would
ever have made so startling a discovery.
-Boston Transcript.
"Pa, what is ensilage?'' '-Why h'm
ensilage, my son, is ur ensilage is'
oh, something like mucilage, my son;
something "like - mucilage; used to stick
hings togetberi xouiknow. 1 here now,
run away to yur play, and don't distnrb
me now.'' - And that boy thinks his pa
is a very encyclopaedia ot wisdom. Hap
py child! Ere many years have elapsed,
the boy will think he knows everything
and his. pa nothing:! HanDV childhood!
-Boston Transcript.
Troublesome Children
that are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help.' Tney need a medicine
having a tonic effect on the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Such a medcine is
Kidney Wort. It has specific action.
Do not'ail to get it fftr them.-a:cia??e j
Bishop Lyman's Appointments
May 26, Ascension Day St. Jobii's,
'Wilmington.
May 27, Friday p. m. St; Mark's,
Wilmington.
May 29, Sunday a. m. St. James',
Wilmington.
May 29, Sunday p. m. St. Paul's, j
Wilmington.
May 31, Taepday Clinton.
June 1, Wednesday- Faison.
June 2, Thursday Smithville.
June 5, Whitsunday Fayetteville.
Urdination.
June 17, Friday Wilson.
June 19, Sunday Rocky Mount. Con
secration. -June
20, Monday Halifax.
June 21, Tuesday--Scotland Neck.
. v
GiTcn up by Doctors-
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy?"
'I assure you it is true that he is en
tirely cured, and with' nothing but Hop
Bitters; and only ten days ago his doc
tors gave him up and said he must die! '
"Well-a-day! That is remarkable! I
will go this day and get some for my poor
tieonre 1 know hops are good." oaiem
lost.
Quarterly Ueetlnst
Fpr the Wilmimirtoa District, Me tho
dist E. Church, South, 1831.
(Second round.)
Wilmington, at Front Street,
Brunswick. At.Zion.- May 14-15
Topsail, at Herring's Chapel, May 21-22
un8iow,iuam iirancn, - Aiay
Clinton,
- - Jane 4- 5
Cokesbory,
Coharie
- - , .Jane 11-12
- - Jane 18-19
S. BCKKHXXD,
Fresidinff Elder.
I I40T7 AdYOrtiCCXnOIltS.
m warn m a tw
WA rt. ---e"'
PURE LV V EC ETABL El
APEfFECf SPRIhG AN3 SUMMER
MEC1C2NE.
a thorough blood puri me, a
TONIO APPKTIZSB. Pleasant to the taste,
taviiroratinflr to the body. The most emi-
for" 'the curative property T.Ul
i fiont fnvrit;iAnn rflcmnmenu iaBM nu
size 60c Full size (largest in market) 1.0O.
THY
For the Kianevs. Liver and Urinary r
rass. use nothine bat "WAHSK'S 84FE
KIDNEY AND LITER CURE-" It stands
"Warner's SafeTonio Bitters" wih equal
onofidenoe. a H WAKHKK O
.pi SiMl.w nrmte - Boeheeter NtY
With tbe coovalsinir. BOMmo6i, tortures of
feTer amd ague ard blUiocs remittent, when
Hoatetter's 8tomch Bitters, acknowledged
o be a real curative of mala"ial fevers, will
iM. effeetiveia this benscnant alterative in
oases of constipati n, dvspepeia, liver com-
plaint, rheumatism, a id in geceral debility
anJ nervons wwkneM.
?n flI hr .!! I ltn or rrvafa 1 1 at lion
generally.
may 2 -arm
DOES::
WHY?
WONDERFUL
CURES!
3
Because it acts on tho LITEE, BOWELS
and KIDNEYS at tbe same time.
i
" Because it cleanses the system of the poison
ous humors that develope in Kidney and Uri
nary Diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Consti
pation, Piles, or in Rheumatism, Keuralgia,
Nervous Disorders and Female Complaints.
8EH WHAT PEOPLE SAT :
Enarene B. Stork, of Junction Oitr. Kannas.
says, Kidney-Wort cured him after regular Phy
sicians had been trying for four years.
' Mrs. John Arnall, of Washington, Ohio, says
her boy was given up to die by four prominent
physicians and that he was afterwards cured by
Kidney-Wort.
M. M. B. Goodwin. ti erttfnr In ChArrinn. Ohio.
says he was not expected to live being bloated
beyond belief, but Kidney-Wort cured him.
"Anna L. Jarrett of South Salem, N. T., says
that seven years suffering from kidney troubles
and other complications was ended by the use of
Kidney-Wort.
John B. Lawrence of Jackson, Tenn., suffered
for years from liver and kidney troubles and
after taking "barrels of other medicines,"
Kidney-Wort made him well.
lllchael Goto of Montirnmprr f!nfi Vt .
suffered eight years with kidnev difficulty and
was unable to work. Kidney-Wort made him
weii as ever."
M
PERMANENTLY CURES ' '
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Constipation and Piles.
tWlt Is tHlt no In Drr TeretmKlM Vann In
tin cans, one package of which makes six quarts
of medicine. Also in Llauld Farm, mn Con.
eentrated, for those that cannot iaiduy pre
pareit. . "
ty It acta cih equal ejjlciency in either form.
GET IT AT THE DRUGGISTS. PRICE, tl.OO
VWELLS, KICIIAKDSOS& Co., Trop's,
(TO send the dry post-paid.) BCRUXGTOS, VT.
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n
XDEf 9-nrmeow
Ginger, Bucha, Mandrake, Stlllinffia andi
(man)
my other of the best medicines known are com..
bined so skillfully in Parker's Ginger Tonic a
to make it the greatest Bood Purifier and the
Best Health and Strength Restorer ever BsedJ
It cures DvtDensIa. Rhuma4Uin. N.nnlnla
Sleeplessness, and ail diseases of the Stomach,!
s, uiver. Kidneys, Urinary Orcaas
nary Org!
and all Female Complaints.
It you are wasuns
ie away with Consumntion or!
any disease, use the Tonic to-day. No matter what
your symptoms may be, it will surely help yon.
, Remember! This Tonic cures drunkenness,!
is the Best Family Medicine ever made, entirelv.
different from Bitters. Ginger Preparations sad
(other Tonics, and combines t he best curative prop-
eruesoiaii. uv a jacwAiie oi youroiuggist.i
None genuine without our signature on outside
lwTappCT.Hiscox&Cg:hcTnms
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Fresh Every Day
fine H-rENT -? candies
PMaob sad iat rxiTd Ud foa
atia.
THB OSLY OKNtTlNB HOilE-MADE
Candy ia th city, will be found avert
day, fresh and iwett, tbro doors South ol
the ioftofuo oa 8eonrd street. Xiao, Sutr
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. Jan 22 . - Hoax the Postoffiee
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Practice patent law in all its branche
Id the Patent Office, and In the Supreme
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Pamoblet sent free on receipt of stara
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Health is We&lth I
TVR. E. C. WEST'S Nekvk and Bbain
I Treatment : a specific for Hysteria,
Dizziness, Uonvuislons, JNervous neaaacne,
Mental-Depression, Loss of Memory, Impo -
Age cluTed'bV "SK
exertion, excesses, or ever-Indulgence,
which leads to misery t decay anddeatn.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one month's treatment. One dol
lar a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent
bv mail prepaid on receipt of price. We
guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by. us for six boxes, ac-
the purchaser our written agreement tore-
turn the money If the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued by WM.
H. GREEN. Drusrffist, (successor to Green
& Flanner) Wilmington, N. C. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention.
men 23-diw-lv
fill
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CD ..-B O P- 2 JS
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may 1-eod-lm
if
Health 1b-Wealth."
"Health of Body is Wealth of
Mind."
IN OKDER TO OBTAIN THIS,
it is necesrary to tire only the
purest and freshest of Groceries,
and these can always be had by
calling at
r
ll'A-13 North Front St.
I keep in stock always
The Purest New Spring Butter,
Pure leaf Lard,
The Finest as? ortment of Canned
Goodp, both Vegetables
and Fruit,
Dried FruitF, all kinds, both For;
eign and Domestic.
Hams, Breakfast Strips Shoulderr,
The choicest Movune and Formosa
Teas,''
The Freshest Crackers and Cakes
Flour of all grades Fresh ar
rivals every week.
Fish in Bbls. Half Bbls. and Kits.
North Carolina Bee Herring
from the Boanoke,
and almost all other goods in my
line.
If you will purchase the pure
fresh necessaries of me, I am sure
you will acquire that health which
will giro you wealth.
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Great and Special OiTfer for ThirfrT
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Boxod and
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(ail ot practical usa, y
5 SETS OF REEDS,
(making a graM toui oi
1 1 octaTa of ioj.!..)
CLARIONET J
TWO SWELLS
(fail organ and knee
swells,)
OCTAVE -COUPLER,
(which doubles the
power,)
SUB-BASS.
Sent on trial for 15
C,
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factory. CAUTIOII.-S?,.
Organ advertised five
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