a
D 11 V QilfFlrC? w7 I rs. John Quincy Adams was never in pleasure. I'm all jna glow. Iem-
p r 1-2 3 1 fl fcia.U ILiLJi I uA.iu -v- :f I DAis AvaLanche.
" i i r-M- k lirjti i.ii nuiin pun u'A u iiicu ma i.
"Old Hickory" and the suave "Magician CleTeland lawyer once said in his
JOSH. T. J VMES, Editor & PropY. of Kioderhook" who succeeded Aoms A " il' 'tTfZZ
lived too much in the open air to be dry. laAso an avalanche, pin a napkin to
dinsrerouslv a fleeted by tae local i ine mouth or a rolcano, skim the clouds
influences. Harrison and Taylor the sky witha teaspoon, throw salt
u a:-a - xxru- ttawm on ibo wu 01 oar nooio American eagle,
.u """V "-1 whose sleepless eye watches oyer the
lyier ana roiK comessea 10 sis oi uc-
brought on by the air of the
Illscollanooas
WILMINGTON, N. C.
TUESDAY, MAY 24, 18S1
Entered at the Postoffice at Wilmingtei
C, as Second Class Matter.
N.
' A New York physician of extensive
practice has been effecting many cures
: of his lad? patients complaining of lame
backs by prescribing slippers and woollen
stockings for a week, to be followed by
wearing low, oroaa neeis to tneir snoes,
in place of the high French heels that
had caused their ailments.
pression brought on
White House in summer time. Presi
dent Buchanan's illnesses were ascribed
to his National Hotel experience during
the so-called "poisoning" there, hut the
White House atmosphere perhaps was
more to blame for his occasional bodily
infirmities than the "poison me." Poor
little "Tad" Lincoln contracted a mortal
welfare of the nation, paste 'for rent, on
the moon and stars." But the iurv did !
none of those things, all the same. I
Boson Posi. - - -
Giren up bj Doctors
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at worfr, and cured by so simple a i
remedy?"
" assure you it is true mat r.e- 13 en
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Hitters: and only len.daysago his doc-!
sickness in the White House, and pom-1 tors gave h m up and said he must die!"
-il "Well-a-day! . That, is remarkable! I
. I x UT nm .u.o u, i.i:U vowureiwiuiii uwi
mi i . . it. t 1 iiDuuica naui leu iu uiul 11 uiu ucr ixdi i t t 1 i
me special corresponaeni 01 me iion- i . 1 weorge 1 koow naps are gooa oatem
t,v- iliinlra wt1iA nnmW nf aetce mere. mrs. x-awerson ana un-1 j-0St.
persona killed by the Chio earthquake Stover, the daughters of President John.
sou, were irequenuy invaiias wnne mem
bers of his household. General Grant
probably counteracted the White House i
malaria with the antidote of his "fra-
doa not greatly, if at all, exceed 4,000,
and that this i3 possibly too large. Ia
the southern half of the island scarcely a
house remains in a habitable condition,
so that a population of nearly 50,000
persons is camping out in the open air.
Throughout the northern portion of the
island the repeated shocks wrenched the
houses and frightened the inmits with
out doing them any serious bodily harm
except in a very few instances.
arsenal has been
District Conferences-
The District Conferences of the North
Carolina Annual Conference of the 1
Methodist E. Church, South,
as follows for the present years
rant Havanas." The temperance socie- Hilisboro Dist , at Pittsboro, .
tie will nf tw hnk for WUmington Dist., ;at Elizabeth
tea and cold water Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
would hare been White House invalids.
How much of President Garfield's trou
bles may be due to the malarious influ
ences of the "Kidwell bottoms" a well.
convene
July 7
1
!
July 7
town,
Favetteville Dist., at Carthage, July 14
naieign uist., at uary, . . jury 21
Charlotte Dist., at Monroe, . , July 28
btatesville DisL, at Newton, . . July 28
Greensboro Hist, at Kerne ra
vine,
A PERFECT SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICIUE.
II A. THOROUGH BLOOD PURIFIER, A
TONIC APPSTIZSK. PioMAot to the taste.
lnrig orating' to tae body. 1 ha most emi
nent PHYSICIANS 'recommend these Bit
ters, for their curative properties. TiisJ
lize Wct.Foll gize (largest in market) f 1.00.
T2L3T T BBS
The Washington
abolished, and the buildings will be con- J of Secretary Blaine can disclose.
verted into barraeks. It is explained
that this movement to crather troons at . Miouri Kjublioaa.
IVashi ncrt.nn in int.pnrl for lhf nrnlpn
, . j -a. I I he constitutional amendment nrohi
tinn of the I fpasurv. whpre ar dpnosit I .... .. , -vuwm.vii p wu
, J r oiting ine manutacture, sale and giving
ed over $1,000,000,000 m securities, of liquor, backed by a legislative enact.
The government is afraid of burglars ment making minute and rigorous pro-
and mobs, and it is proposed to keep visions for enforcing it, in Kansas, went
ra!! Iprs. rr f-.J 11 ?r urnnnd ttip hiiildiiifra dav 1010 operauou auodav, May 1st, and
ft -J w -
and night. At present twenty cripples
. Jnlv28
i j. i. i . t ijt i n ... . . .
kqowu Lopograpnicai parase ai ine La Salisbury Disk, at Mt. Tabor. Auff 11
tional capital only time and tho diary I ohelby Dist., time not yet appointed.
For the Kidneys, Lirer sxd Urinary Or
mi, use nothing but "WAKNKK'S 8 APE
K.IDNKX ANl L1TSR OLBK It standi
UNRIVALLED. Thousands owe their
health and happiness to it 3 We offer
Wfrer'i rafeTonio littera" wirh equal
confidence. H H WAKNKR A OO..
apl 2 nrmtc B chester M F
guard the treasury building, arrd it has
been perfectly safe uader such protec
tion. The government, however, seems
to be nervou3 about a sudden raid of bur
glars.
jVajor Grace, under the conference
street-cleaning bill, which will pass both
branches of the New York legislature
in a fjw days, is to assume control of the
street-cleaning in New York City.
Under the bill agreed upon the Mayor is I ly distilleries
to appoint the superintendent of street-1 Kansas which claim the right, under
cleaning with . the concurrence of two eilral llcense to manufacture spirits
members of tbe board of health, bat he S'SS
will have absolute power to remove the the Courts. A decision against them
into
our neighboring State is now in the full
tide of the prohibition experiment. The
progress of it will be watched with cu
riosity and -interest. If successful, it
will be made a subject for imitation in
other Western Stales, probably; if un
successful it will reflect disastrously on
the prohibition theory and add another
to the many proofs of the folly of at
tempting to regulate the tastes and
habits of communities by legislative
statute.-'. 1 he rigorous nature of the
law and its serious interference with vest
ed rights render a vast brood oflaw suits
under it certain. There are several cost-
am! many breweries in
Why SofTer Needlessly
witnthe conralsmfir, spasmodia tortures of
lerer and ague and billions remittent, when
aostetters momacb. Bitters, scknowledeed
saperintendent. The Mayor is to have wld destroy their business entirely and eradiate the oanae of .o mnHh .nwlrZZ' w
I TH; 1-1 I , . . I. . - " ft " V
impair the value of investments involv
ing manj tboHsaoda of Uutlars. The law !
S3 so strict and peremptory as to include
4.1 " . . .
me aaministration oi wme ia the
sacrament. . ur course clergymen will
not respect this part of the- prohibi-
tl'nn" an1 mill -. J
vtwu, uuu Tiiii gy vu Buuinisienng
buo cuuuaiTiBb us asuai. xudiic ODionion
situation at Albany, in regard to J' 'f '
f 4- tt l o, o posed to prohibition, resolved that it
stiouoftwo United States Sena- shall b mai a mn .. a
w.avow a tlVMiVlQ. ' UO
clare that n exception shalbe made in
full control of the exDenditure of the
street-cleaning moneys as these are
monthly appropriated by the board of
apportionment. The bill is practically
the one contended for by Mayor Grace
and the citizens' committee.
The
the elect
tors, remains practically unchanged. It
is said now that there is no doubt thatl faor f nyfdrni of administering wine,
Cockling and Piatt will be candidate
less cfiectiTe is this benienaat alteratira in
macs of cunetlptioav dyapeptU, liVar c. ni
plaint, rhematism aad in general debility
and nerrons weakness.
: . ror sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally
may 2-nrox
T !!
and the Stalwarts claim positively that
they will be returned,while the Adminis
trationists, or "hulf-breeds," assert that
such a thing is impossible. It is said
that the two ex-Senators will make a
personal canvass among the nembers of
the Legislature, which means much in
their favor. Coakling is 'still a formid
able power in New York State and bis
personal influence in his own favor wil
prove a tremendous force. As for the
Democrats, they will, it is said, side with
neither faction, but will probably put
up candidates of their own, in which case,
and the penaltyBhall be enforced asramstl
all violators of the law. The Kansas
yourte will therefore have to deal with
some delicate and difficult questions of
conscience and religioa growing out of
me law. une onensive feature in it is
that which rt quires physicians to make
oatn mat they "will not prescribe intoxi
cating liquor of any kiud for any nerson I
or persons whomsoever, unless in case of I
actual sickness, and when the same is
necessary for the health ef the patient"
The greater number of the physicians re-
luse to suDscribe to the oath which, they
assert, the State has no right to exact of
them. ;
As the law passed last Winter did not
go into eflect till the first of May, there
was ampie time tor consumers of spirits
A 1 t il ..... -
5': -sHcorr
Sm w
? P MAIU mm
Is a -Mo w - - -
.0a?9l to "l BB
C3 Hti,
ISBOWs
5ai o s s ?s 2 Z n
iT X 2 2 S.-o E."3 a-t a 5 S a
iSaEalfj a; $s Kill ern
li iff: ?i!:H lilii n
nay I-eod-lm
Glager, Bnehs
t Mandrake, Stllllngia andj
best medicines known are com-I
: t . . rr
many other of the
d so skillfdllyia Pabkeh's Ginger Tonic as!
btne
if the Adra inistrationisls prove as strone to 8tock themselves with liquor in antic- fcf n"i' S'?atete;ood Purifier and the
as they now claim that they 'are, there
will be a dead lock.
Tho balloting wi.l begin next Tuesday
and what the result will be no man can
now foretell. Wc are inclined to the
opinion, however, that the best thing
that could happen for the Democratic
party would be the return of both Conk-j
ling- ana Piatt. Such a result would
have the effect of widening the breach,
not only in the party at large, but es
pecially in New York State, which the
Democrats are determined to carry at the
next election.
ipation of the coming famine and there
is hardly a family in the State not pro
vmeu wun a generous supply of well
filled barrels, kegs, demijohns or bottles;
and it may be that the real strain of the
law will not be felt till these are ex
hausted. One effect 01 the experiment
will be to largely increase the consump
tion of liquor in Kansas City and to
make saloon keeping on the Western
border of Missouri a profitable business.
f Best Health and Strength Restorer ercr used.
u I C It cores Dyspepsia, Rheumaf im. Neuralgia,'
i raieepienneH, ana au u is eases 01 ine siOfflieil.
id..i. i 1 v:j -i i
If you are wting. away WltTi Consxnnptioa or!
any disease, txse the I onic to-day. No matter what'
your EYmntoiai may be. it will sureiv heln von.
, Remember! This Tonic cures druukennest
is the Best Family Medicine ever made, entirely
different , from Bitters, Ginger Preparations and
other Tonics, and combines the Best curative dtot-?
ertiesofaiL ny a 50c bottle of your drueeist.
Nose genuine without our .signature on outside
r
wrapper. Hiscox & Co., Chemists, Jfew York.'
QUUtKUlBB.
DAOVrD'CUAID DSICAK Tht bntkodmocti
ti-Batnrni ;"
Mrs. Garfield's illness, says the kNew
York. 1orldt is likely to revive the
question of building another Presidential
mansion m Washington. Many -consid
eratioos seem to favor the project; and
the historical interest, such a3 it is, at
taching to the White House need not
be injared, for that building could still
bo nsed as an Executive office for the
transaction of business. As J or the ex
pease, doubtless an excellent plat of laud
could be obtained free of cost to the
Government from land-holders whose ad
jacent property would be immensely en
haaced in value by the proximity of the
President's house. A suitable mansion
At dinner. Jones (who speaks French I
like a native of America)-This is good
boolee, Fosg." Fogg "Just as you say,
ib is uaiiy.-
It is quite common to read a paracrraih
like this: MA thunderstorm passed ver
the city to day.M One that passed under
oe ciiy wouia He something new and !
rorth mentioning." Boston Transcript j
iub uuict xanuiora wao mazes it a
rule that any of his waiters who accept
a tree win do oiscnargea so quick that it
will make their heads swim, and who
riXKJ. tr. Ubaftoh, Stost B Ladd
Halrebt E. Paini.
Late Commissioner ot Patents.
afenfs
for the President need not cost over half
a niiluon or dollars. 1 he present White the other lady, "Dear, you take it. I
iioue stands on the site of the older am very tired, but you are much more
cue." which was burned in 1814 by the g? VLiJ! jt
..... . , . dear, you loos: so weary, ana I can t rob
iinu. h forces. It was first occupied by you of it." Then another r. ntleman
.Mu.);c-. Its drainage has always been j rose, both the ladies, took seats; and one
dejLct.ve, aud doubtless the faults of its
coastructioa in a sanitary view will never
PAIKE, 0RAFT0H & IADD.
Attorneys-at-Lawand Solicitors of Amer
carl and ' Foreign Patents,
412 Fifth Street, Washington, D. C4
Practice patent law In all it
sees that his guests receive proper at- in the Patent Ofiice, and in the Supreme
ienuoa wunoui naving to pay double I "a uircuu uourts of the Unite.i .Sutra
board in the way of fees, is the landlord I Pamphlet sent fre 00 receipt cf start n
nuv " ... u uivFOk poiiuug, Uit&C tUC I v pVDHgCi toll 28
most money ana De the happiest. This
feeing a waiter every time he moves for
you is getting played out. Boston Post.
Two ladies, handsomely dressed, en
tered a car. A gentleman rose and
offered one of them a seat, bhe said to
SCUPPERIfO
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of the fin st TOILET SOAP, con
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Colgate's Famous
New Mown Hay,
Mignonette,
Heliotrope,
Bridal Bouquet,
West End,
White Roee,
Ylang Ylank,
and Musk.
Also,
Turkish Bath,
Frown Windsor,
Vaseline,
Turtle Oil,
Fine Almond,
Alsatian Boquet,
Honey and Glycerine,
From 5 cents to 50 cents per cake.
JNO, L. BOAT WRIGHT.
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iloSiseii1
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t
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For supplies and any information in refT r
dec 23 .
M7 GOODS I
ml WEEK
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IVos. 11 &13 N. Front St
may 23
AND
Flowers Wins J
jyjA.5UFACTUBSD B EWBlTtSVL
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I feel so maeh brighter for runninj oat;1' I PrioM.aad gamplM oDipplicatiod. -
bs fully known until it is demolished. Ea 11 aa. fihonnin is a ri-nt Jcurcrflan for th hoDdays. -
o o- I-M k W l . ....
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i Q tXri S118 Tierces
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feb 23 WILLIAMS & MTJRCHI8QN
HEW FRUIT AND CpWFECTIOWEaY
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These goods w e all fresh fhis
week Our prices and quality of
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' , Try the prepared Soups
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