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THE DAILY 1EVIE17. JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop'r WILMINGTON, N. C. TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1SS1 Eutered at the Potofflee at Wilmington, C. . as Second-Clues Matter. N. "Sews and Observer. JrRR R LAfK'5 REPLY TO IN FIDEL. INGEBSOLl. The North American Review for An- eust devotes one hundred and fiftj pages . Am 1 in a. discussion on me "iruia oi me Christian Religion." One hundred and twenty-seven ofthem contain Ingersoll's article, ana iueu iuuuwo cc a o ic plj. We quote from Judge Black as follows: "Mr. Ingersoll is not, as some h.ve es timated him, the most formidable enemy that Christianity has encountered since the time of Julian the Apostate. But he Ptnnds at the head of living infidels, 'bj m- l it raised to that bad eminence.' His inenUi jorgaaization has the peculiar de lects which fit for such a plaee. He is all imagination and no discretion. He lises sometimes into a region ot wild poetry, where he can color everything to suit himself. His motto well expresres the character of his argumentation: 'Moun tains are as unstable as cloud?;' a fancy - is as good as a tact, and a high-sounding period is rather better than ajogical demonstration, fclis inordiuate sell con tidence makes Lim at once ferocious and (earless. He was a practical politician before he 'took the stump' against Chris tianity, and at ali times he has proved his lanacitv to 'split the ears of the frrouuclincrs' and make the unskillful luujrh. The article before us is the least objectionable of all his productions. lts style is higher and better tinted to the weight of i he theme. Here the violence of his fierce invective is moderated; his scurrility givc3 place to an attempt at sophistry less shocking if not more true, and his coarse jokes are either excluded altogether or eise veiled in the decent ob scurity of geueral terms. Such a paper from such a man, at a time like the pres wit. is not wholly unworthy ol a grave contra liction. lie makes certain charges which we answer by an explicit denial, and thus an issue is made, upon which, as a pleader would sav, we 'put ourselves upon the country.' He avers that a certain something called Christianity' is a false faith imposed on the world without evi dence; that the facts it pretends to rest on are mere inventions; that is doc trines are pernicious; that its require ments arc unreasonable, and that its pronounces the Jewish system not only : i :: n "What we call the fundamental troths of Christianity consist of great public unwise, uuk irjuiiuatiy uuiusu 7 V. . . . . ... i i Judge Black disposes of. these .feria- event which are efficiently .established tim. b by history without special proof. J he As tn ihft fiaf.Hfip.ijil solemnities of value or mere historical evidence i- the Jewish religibn and their manner of creasesaccpnSUiigtolheimrjortairfeof the making war, 'the killing of those animals facta in question their general notoriety, was 'Mr. Ingersoll says, a terrible sys- and the magnitude of their visible conse- tem' a 'shedding of innocent blood qoences. Cornwallis surrendered to aWkintr to a refined and sensitive soul.' Washington at Yorktown. and changed ti , v. - jnri Vi rtf tmnArr0Ba in I the destinv aof Europe and .America. a UC1C UKflULU B UCU blA US, sv,awswww - I this feeling and such a splendor of refine- isoDody would thiuK oi caning a witness ment that I give up without a struggle or even citit, au official rep6rt to prove to the suDeriority of the man who merely it. J ulms Caesar was assassinated. W e riTWriftrit professes it. A carnivorous American, laonoiueeu Lwrove mat -acL iu a. rnii r Knf. m.ttnn jrhn mrtnrna with ordinarv murder. He was nisster cf the 1U11 ui ivvi uva aa m frva - i m indignant sorrow because bulls and goats were killed in Judea three thousand years ago, has reached the climax of senti mental goodness, and should be permit ted to dictate on all questions of peace and war." Mr. Ingersoll permitted his chosen people to hold the captives they took in war or purchased from the heathen as servants for life. This was slavery, and Mr. Ingersoll declares that 'in all civil ized countries it is. not only admitted, but is passionately asserted, that slavery is, and alway was, a hideous crime ; therefore he concludes that Jehovah was a criminal. This would be a non sequt tur. even if the premises were true. But . . world and; his death wus iolioed.ny a war with the conspirators, ih-i Ivattlf Philippi, the quarrel, of ti-e vK-iorioii triumvirs, Actium, and the .tr:iiuu ni establishment of imperial go vrnmii-iM under Augustus. The life and cii;r:.r ter. the death and resurrection, of J. - s are just as visibly connected with ev j--.it s which even an infidel must admit t. be of enual importance. I he church rose and urmed herself in righteousness for conflict ;wilh the powers of darkness; in numerable multitudes of the best and wisest rallied to her standard and died in her cause; her enemies employed the coarse and vulgar machinery ot human thp tcfierps'nf sin. Is there anvthinz that curAra ftf trrantiv in lb is? A mat! Oi t?M VS W V w m m w mm j r - ordinafyjudfrrscnt will say no. But Mr. Tncrprsnil thinks it as oDDressive'as the refusal of Jehovah to' reward the worship of demons. f Accounts of miracles are al ways false.' 'Are miracles" Impossible? No one will say so who opens bis eyes tt thft miracles or creation witn wnicn we are surrounded on everv hand. You can not even show that they are apriori im Drobable. God would be likely to reveal his; will to tie rational creatures who Avere required to obey it; he would : au thenticate in some way the right of pro phets and upostfes to speak in his name; supernatural power wa the broad seal which he amed to -their commission. From this it follows that the improbabii- itv of a miracle is no greater than the original' im jirobubility of a revelation, and that is not improbable at all. Therefore, if the uiiracies of the New Testament are proved by sufficient evi deuce, we belieye them as we believe aay other established fact 1 hey become de niable only when it is shown that the great miracle of making the world was never performed. Accordingly Air. In- gersoll abolishes creation first, and thus clears the way to his dogmatic conclusion that all miracles are 'the children of men Miscellaneous. inacollaneona. LIRE Th atUation of HoUsekeeprn, Fanners and others I eUl to the .s. nxi rreparetioa r v1Ia4t run vim 1 1 if AdlliriU Aiiili flLL oAHITARY PUHPOgCo m. V vp. miJrjBLll UAemiA JJ mk. AW. JAM WW fl I a Mm WW m 1 sk . . " . v. iu ou ability i.d keaaty are two-fold greater -it aevrlqeiu lt.?S$. UlIMU 8UQOTU AH KmhoSmTSHW -ir claater. ior jers inn eoDUed it forms a aurfeoe aa HUOOTU ah v m , ui.'rrr tok. refer to the Ksiekerbocker Tee Oomnenr. and o'the. BUI J. INQ iWSlDcS. wndfor all DunxuMin whieh land and dm.... trial. pQa. w. efer to the Elsiekerboeker Ice Oompenj, and other. - f -at wholet&le, by the berre., and in mailer neekecer; at the' II .f. . " : 1 In Barrehi. WMta. IS O0.. ' iET"9. j la Good BueKet,(X ialsWhite CORLES & CO. L me axd lumber Hw. T" ts hi- Corner r rum and Hmm mi. . ir Ulltl . - . . . KU1I III.. . .iOTMceiiMQe ob vonrtenments of Lumber or lies, and a diet L.TLr'.4. Lumber sent to cut by if desired. t , A v t4 i w iiv. " government aerainst her, and her profes-1 dacity.' ' I . . 1 1 - A rJm;ao, ororQiflo..iw;ii7AlnntnaIsor8 were brutally murdered in large -unrisuanny is pernicious in iw mor i I Jr,K T'hofl nnmbcre: her triumoh was complete: the I al effect, darkens the mind, narrows the uaic auiuiJJtu ouvu .uiuk. t . . ... . -- 7TN IwL r. or Ptimx to curs. AlUjg tbe ltrhlBr, eUtwUThT e ee? ipmwi DViu ui unuruDL ' pei t .inisiew. m I loth k Arch, i' A rrri oVLxi- IT AU dnc:iu and country Mom lurt it rj,IH : "ja w - m . www w k- " slavery is a crime under all circumstances and at all times, is a doctrine first started by the-adherents of a political faction in this country less than forty years ago. i hey denounced uod and Uhrist for not airreemir with them, in terms very simi- gods of Greece and Kome crumbled on their altars; the world was revolutionized and human society was transformed. The course of these events, and a thou sand ethers, which reach down to the soul. arreBta the Droeress of human so- " " " --wm j. ciety, and-hinders civilization Mr. In-1 writes a druggist. Sidney-wort is the eeraoll. as a zealous apostle of 'the eos-1 most popular- medicine we selL" It pel of dirt,' must be expected to throw I snouid De oy right, lor no other medicine a . good deal oi mua. xuc inis is tool bucu sueciuc action on me. liver, it and use form it is sold by all hake City Tribune. Miscellaneous -Salt present hour, received its first propul-f much: it injures himself instead ot deh- Doweis and Kidneys, if you have those ar-m tho nspd here bv Mr Ine-ercoll sion from the trancendent fact of Christ's I ling the object of his assault. When I -symptoms which indicate billiousness or But thev did not constitute the civilized I crucifizion. Moreover, we find the me-1 answer that all we have ; of virtue, jus- deranged Kidneys do not fail to procure world nor were thev if the truth must I morial monuments oi the original irum I tice, intellectual liDeny, inorai eievauon, mnuiuuy. jlu uqaia or ary be told a verv resriectable Dortiop. of it. planted all along the wy. The bacra-1 refinement, benevolence and true wisdom J form it is sold by ail druggists. Politicallv thev were successful I need I ments of baptism and tUe supper con-1 came to us from that source which he re nnt sav hv what means or with what I stantly point us uacK io me aumor ana i vues as tne iountam oi evn, x am noi effect upon the morals of the country. finisher of our faith. The mere histori- merely putting- one assertion, against the - .1 1 ! ' r A. I -.1- I .11 C 1 A, I J-. . WU.'.L Doubtless Mr. Inirersoll srets a ereat ad-1 cai eviaence is ior luw; rcasous mucu i oiaer; ior x nave iue auvaumge, wmcu vantaP. hv invoking their nassions and I stronger than what wo have ior other I he has not. ot speaKing what every toier their interests in his aid and he knows I occurrences which arc regarded as unde-1 ably well-informed man knows to be true. how to. use it. I can only say that, I niable.- .When to tius is added the cumu- j itenect what Kind ot a wona this was whether American abolitionism was right I lative evidence given c nectly and pos- j when the disciples of Christ undertook J . I .A...l L. . n rt,,--., i . v f MtAHMVA nkn 14- mm Fv -mm- A n a-1 A A MA A Mak A MB 4- 1 U or wronir under the circumstances in iiiieiy uj ere nuww:s . m mcuiuoiyua- w iciorui 1.. auu wiuuate i mm ... . ' .... . I ,1 . i ;! i J.v- . V i i .i. i'j't? i aoie Character, hsiii wnouy uuconirauic-i conamon m wnica, meir leacnmgs nave ted. the proof U cini. so strong that the I put it. In its mighty metropolis, the a i 11 1-1 . . . iKe a liina oi i centre or its intellectual and political the best men ' were addicted which we were placed, my faith and my reason both assure me that the infallible God proceeded upon good grounds when he authorized slavery in Judea. Subor dination of inferiors to superiors is the ground-work of, human society All im provement of our race, in this world and the next, must come from obedience to some master, better and wiser than our selves'. There can be no question that, .when a Jew took a neighboring savage for bis bond-servant, incorporated him into his family, tamed him, taught him to work and gave him a knowledge of the true Gcd, he conferred upon him a most beneficent boon. The Judge discusses at length the au thenticity of ,the Scriptures, and gives disbelief we hear oi stvems insanity. "From the facts established : by this evidence i it . follows irjet-istibly that the crospel has come to us f;om God. That silences all reasoning about the wisdom and iustice of its doctrines, since it is impossible even to imagine that wrong can be done or commanded by that Sov ereign Being whose will alone is the ul timate standard of all justice.' "Bat Mr. lngersolt is still dissatisfied.- He raises objections as false, neetiDg.and power, the best men were addicted to vices so deb.isiug lint 1 could not even allude to them without sjjilinr the paper .... 1 write upon. All tiitiiinci oi unprinci pled wickeduess a, jumc treed lu the pri vate lile ot the whole pupHUuou without A I . . ! concealment, or sname, aiui int magis trates were thorouu 'y an.l uuivcrja.lly corrupt. Benevoleiiee n'f any suape 'was altogether unknown, i hj helpless and the weak got neither justice nor mercy. There was no relief for the poor, no suc- sauctions are cruel. 1 deny all this, and I the proof of their verity. He says : assert on the contrary that its doctrines I "When Jesus of Nazareth announced are divinely revealed; its fundamental I himself to be Christ, the Son of God, in facts incontcstably proved: its morality I Judea, many thousand persons who heard perfectly free from-all taiut of error, and I his words and saw hisi works believed in its influence most beneficent upon society j his divinity without hesitation. Since in general, and upon all individuals who j the, morning of the creation, nothing has! accept it and make it their rule oi action. I occurred so wonderful as the rapidity with 1 want a decision upon sound judicial I which this religion has spread itself principles. I abroad. Men who were in the noon of f T n rrCi rz?i I I fi r-r f Cf t f I fl f I fT I llfa wVinn TAane mn mnf 4 e WAn4h ne n i aXA. 1 o iiiou o i viuivawvu lllO W UWU v COUO TV CbO UUU tU UVCfceill - CiO Cb ; baseless as clouds, and insists that they I cor for the sick, no refuge for;the unfor- are as stable as the mountains, whose I tnnate. In all pagandom there was hot everlasting foundations are laid by the a hospital, asylum, almshouse or orgaL!. hand of the Almighty. 1 will compress I lzed charity, of any sort, the indiffei- his proposition into plain words,' and, I ence to human life was. literally frightful, j uining a loott. at iiia miaiy eioai,iuua, ici 1 me oruer ox a succesbiui leauer 10 assas them roll away and vanish into air, one I sinate his opponents wns always obeyed CELEBRATED , US after another. " 'The punishment of sinners in eter nal hell is excessive.' The future of the soul is a subject on which we have ,very dark Views. In our present state, the mind takes 'in no idea except' what' is conveyed to it through the bodily senses by his followers withthe utmost alacrity and pleasure. It was a special; amuse ment 01 the populace to witues3.the show3 at which men were compelled to kill one another, to be torn io pieces' by wild beasts, or otherwise 'butchered, to make a iioman holiday. In every province paganism enacted the same cold blotded azainst Christianity is the belief of its I malefactor lived to . see him worshiDDed I All t our conceptions . ot the, spiritual disciples 'that there is a personal God, as God by organized bodies of believers world are derived from .some analpgy to cruelties; oppression and robbery ruled the creator of the material uui verse.' If in every province of the Roman empire, matena tilings) and this analogy must supreme; murder went rampaging and God made the world it was a most stu- In "a few more rears it took complete necessarily be very remote because the red all over the earth. The church ca.ue peudous miracle, and ali miracles, ac-1 possession of the general mind,. supplant j nature of the subjects compared is so di-1 and her light penetrated this moral dark cording to Mr. Ingersoll's idea, are 'the ed all other religions, and wrouerht a I verse that a close similarity cannot belness like a new sun. She covered the children of mendacity.' To admit the I radical chansre in huufan societv. It did l even supposed.- No revelation has lifted; globe, with institutions of merer, 'and one great miracle of creation would be an I this m the face of obstacles .which,. ac- the veil between time and eternity; but! thousands upon thousands'of her disciples admission that other miracles are at least I cording to every human calculation, were I m shadowy ngures we are warned tnat a i devoted themselves exclusively to wors probable, and that would rum his whole I insurmountable. It was antagonized by I very marked distinction will be made be-1 of charity at the sacrifice f every earth- all the evil . propensities, the sensual I tween the good and the bad in the next I ly interest. Her earliest adherents were wickedness and vulgar crimes of the mul-1 world. Speculative opinions concerning I killed without remorse beheahed, cruci- titude, as well as the polished vices of I tne punishment oi tne wicKeo, its nature i ged, sawn asunder, thrown to the beasts, the luxurious classes ; and was most vio I and duration, vary with the temper and or covered with pitch, piled up in great Feeble and;fcklF Persons Recover tbi'- vitlit ty pureuing a conrs of Hostetior 8Oiriirh l itterp, tb met pop ular in ri or Kt M.d alteiaiire medioine is use. i eaeral i ity. fevr nd gae, 'y r epsi, constipt;o , v he: m iao, and Other rail&diat are elixir leteW rtrinoved ty it.. Ark thosawno hav4 r-ueJ it wht it h&s dose for them. Jf'or e&le by e,l 'lace'fits and Dealers -Cenwrally. jr 1-nrai ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. J-T. It ooDUina all ihTi! M the Tally Herald, and y mTiZ department!. The ul. . . eiLbracet pee!al dtoptteh'M ham . ' ter. of the 1 be. uJderJS.kSj week from all tartiof the WmS tare alone makea. M,I. THE WEEKLY Hmux;! -he mn.t yalaablf chrwie:, j, case, liut you cauuot catch toe leviathan of atheism with a hook. The universe, he says, is uatural it came into being of its owu accord, it made its own laws at . the start, ai.d alterward improved itself considerably by spontaneous evolution, it would be :i mere waste of time and space to eaumeraie the proois which show that the universe was created by a pre-existent and seif conscious Being, of power and wisdom to us luconceivable The notion tiuit all thiugs owe their ori gin and their h.innoniousarraneement to the fortuitous concurrence of atoms is Kind ot lunacy which very lew men lu llWo das arc ufilicied with. "But Mr. 1 oversell asserts that, at all events. tli maierial world had not a good : uii beneficent Creator: it is a bad. sav- ae, cruel jiinf of work, with its pesti le.'ues, t'.iivut. vurtlujuakes and vol enuM'i-; .im t. uu, with his liability to sickiiCi-s, i iiilt iii! and lieath, is not a i mvr ss, ljut, on t l.e cofitrarr, a failure. 'i tietend t!.o Creator of tbe worfo", Hi: .iii.?t uu at i;iigumtnt so foul as this won't! be ulmoct uubccommg as to make the accusation. we have neiti.er jurisdiction nor ca jvieily to -rejudgo t lit justice of (Jod. Wuj mau is made to liil this particular luce on thB scale ot creation a little lower than angels, vet far above the brutes: not passionless aud pure like the former, nor mere machines like the lat ter: able to stand vet free to fall; know ing tbe right and accountable for goiug v.roug; gified with reason and impelled by sell love i exercise the faculty these are questions oa which we may have our ppeculaiivo opinions, but knowledge is out ot our reach. Meantime wc do not discredit our mental independence- by taking it for granted that the Supreme Being has done all things well. Our ig norauce of the whole scheme makes us poor critics upon the small part that comes within our limited perceptions. Dismissing in scathing words Col. In gersoll's charge against the moral code, Judge Black alludes to his strictures ou the civil code of the Jews, which Inger soll pronounces so bad and unjust that the lawgiver by whom it was established must huve beeu as savagely cruel as the Creator that made storms and pestilences, and the work of both was more worthy of a dev:l than a Cod. "II is language is ckl-f!iy bid, very defective in method, H-elhT larking in precision. J fiad fomS ojrctions io tne icwisu constitution- -not more than four which d Iri.i c enough to tdoiit of answer. Tl'e i ate to il.e provisions of the Mom4,c .aS eii iho fcuojeclsof (1) bias- plum .iu iuoiuu, ., v , 10 pjp!JSaaJ" lu these respects he lently opposed even by those sentiments ! and habits of thought which were es teemed virtuous, such as patriotism and military h eroism. It encountered not only the ignorance and superstition, but the learning and philosophy the poetry. elequence and art of . the ,time. Barbar- the imaginations or men. , uoubtiess we are many .of us in Perron but how can Mr. ingersoll enlighten us r Acknowl edging no standard of right and wrong in this world, he can have no theory of rewards and puishments in the next. The deeds done in the body, whether ism and civilization were alike its deadly 1 good or evil, are all morally alike in his enemies. . 1 he priesthood ofeverv estab-1 eves, and it there be in heaven a congre- lished religion and the authority of everv I gation ot the just, he sees no reason why I throueh the ages, attended all the way government were arrayed againsi it j the worst rogue should nqt be a member I by righteousness, justice, temperance, All these, combined together and roused I oi it. it is supposed, however, that man I mercy, transparent truthfulness, exult to ferocious hostility, were overcome, not I has soul as well as a body, and that both by the enticing words of man s wisdom. I are subject to certain laws, which can- but by the simple presentation of a pure I not be violated without incurring the aud peaceful doctrine preached by ob-1 proper penalty or consequence, if he scure strangers at the daily peril of their I likes that word better. lives. Is it Mr. Ingersoll's idea that this j ' 'If Christ was God, he knew that his happened by chance, like the creation of I followers would persecute and murder the world? If not.there are but two other men for their opinions- jet he did not forbid IV -1 here-is. but one way to deal I brought uncounted, benefits and bless. .1 l : l:. l jL- a ii.. I :.L jl:. 4. " 11 a - I. -.4. ....... . . .. ueucc uj wujcu me Apoaues were aoie I wim.tuia uccuaauon, auu inav is m cou- i ings. :ADOiisn it taae away. the re- to prove the supernatural origin of the I tradict it natly. IMothmg can be con-1 straints" which it imposes on evil gospel was overwhelming and irresistible. I ceived more striking than the prohibi-1 passions silence the admonitions of or else its propagation was provided fori tion, not only of persecution, but of all I its preachers let all ; Christiana cease by the direct aid ot the JJivine Being the passions which lead or incite to it. I thev labors of charitv--blofc' from himselt. lietween these two. infidelitvf o toilawer of Christ indulges m malice I hfatnrv t.hp rwrd nf its hiatnV hAnvn may make its own choice. I eveu to his enemy without violating the! lence repeal the laws it has enactedand "Just here another dilemma presents 1 plainest rule ot his faith. He cannot I the institutions it has built ud let its its horns to our adversary. If Christiani-1 lov Uod and hate his brother; if he says I moral principles be abandoned and all ty was a human fabrication, its authors! ne can St. John pronounces him & liar. I its miraclee of light be extinguished- av I 4. . rm . x j av i i - niu6i nave oeen euner good men or bad. I ' no Droaaesi benevolence, universal I what would we come to 7 I need not an- It is a .moral impossibility a mere con. philanthropy. , inexhaustible charity are! swer this Question s the erneriment ha tradiction in terms to say that good, inculcated m every line of the New .Tea-1 bten partially tried, a he French nation honest and true men practiced a gross tament. It is plain that Mr. Incrersoll I formallv renonnced Christiftnitv H.nio,i w I - . --m - 99 - ' -w - wm m MV1MVU iuy.,wtt,U4 wectpnou upon me wona. 111 never, reau cuapieroi it; otnerwise ne I the existence of the Supreme Being, and is equauy mcreaiDie that any combina-l would not nave ventured upon this pal-1 so satisfied the hunger of the infidel heart tion of knaves, however base, would I pable falsification of its doctrines. TVhnl fnr tim What fniina t TTn;.M.i w a w - v w mm wauiwi v - - w iwiiu ii a J ii r, m heaps and slowly burnt to death. But her faith was made perfect through suf fering, and the law of love rose in tri umph from the ashes of her martyrs. He then briefly discusses the various objections urged by Ingersoll against the charge of the Christian religion, ia the course of which he says: "This religion has come down to us ing nope and white-winged chanty. Never was its influence for good more plainly perceptible than now. It has not converted, purified and reformed all men, for its first principle is the freedom of the human will, and there are those who choose to reject it; But to the mass of mankind, directly and indirectly, it has irauuuientiy concoct a religious system told him that the devilish spirit of per-1 depravity, garments rolled in blood, fan to invoke the curse of God upon their secution . was authorized, or encouraged, I tastic crimes unimagined before, which owu conduct. Men that love lies, love or not forbidden br the eosDel? The I startled the. earth with f Wr ' gnMim. uot aucu lies as mat. is mere any way I peruon, wnoever 11 was, wno imposed I atrocity. American people have land cul oi mis uiuicuuy, excepi py coniessing npou nia irusiing ignorance should be I ought to have no special desire to follow that Christianity is what it purports to I given up to the just reprobation of his I that terrible example of guilt and ; mis. UC B U111UU lCIClttUUU I 1C11UWH:1JiU.:US. I tmmww " 4 T . J 4 4.ii44 m . I ii inL.:.i: ta.. '' . . . . I ' jl uws iiui appear mat. me statements I -curisuanuy is opposed to. freedom of the evangelists were ever denied bv I of thought. The kingdom of Christ is any person wno pretended to know tbe 1 based upon certain principles, to .which r it .1 . . I -i .1. . . tacis. ai auy mere were in tuat age aud I " requires. tne assent et every one who afterward who resisted the belief that! would enter therein. 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Luy a 50c bottle of your druggist.. None genuine without our signatilrdCil' oufsider yrapper. Hiscox g yo. nem;sts, jiw yorg4j PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM may I-tvsat-urm Th best m3 nort Bomk-.l Umix Irw4By f V nrirl RnfTprinrr hann'a mr.. but his jour moral conduct to hia Uws, you can- caused by a sick lamily and Urge bills 1 nnmtwl nnt PTnrVt t hat. hp will orlmit t, nr. - r j . 4 - 1 . . y v v4o was year bro- commenced their 1 - . . , a a w 1 nin g AAA VUW IIJil11 VII f 3 WClvS M , dq 1 1 . on thecrosa and resurrection .from the heart, reason, and conscience ot man en- and none of us have' been sick a L grave of these not the faintest contra- treats him to take thought for his own since- and I want to mjM JH diction was attempted, if we except the highest interest, and by ill its moral T yoTcWr false nd feeble story which the elders flaence provokes him to good works; but miMm! andchief pr estsbrit ho U eoortntod any kini of tort .S SSLnSZ auress to leave tne service or relinquish! cafe. 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The liver is cleansed of all disease, and the L Bowels move freely and healthfully. In this J way the- worst diseases are eradicated from thesystem. Aa it has been proved by Uidmaanda thaS Si 4 is the most e2ectual remedy for cleansing ths system of all morbid secretions. It should bs need in every household as m f i SPRING MEDICINE. " Always cures ErLIOUSITESS. CONHTEPA- TIOIT.PIXES and all V!ULS Diseases. Is put up fn Dry Tec-e ta Sle Form, in tin cans, one package of which niakee SquarUmedicin. - Alao in Llqald Fraa,very Caeeatratdfor the convenience of those who eannot readily pre pare it. It acta tcith equal efficiency in eUkerformu GET ITOFTOUK DBCGfllST- FElCE,tl.O WELLS, EICHABDSOX Co., Prop's, a (mil send the dry post-paid.) BTULO-TOS, VT. s Mcetinz :of Trustees of me UEireratj. THEKE WILL BE A MEETIKO OF the .Trustees of the University of North Car olina,' in the Executive Office, in R&Iehrh, on T0S.6DAY, the lUtfi July, , t 4)4 o'clock, P.M., at urtlch a Praftor t f Nat ural History will be chosen in the place of Pr. F. W. fclmonda, resigned on account of ill health. - Applications should bs address ed to PRESIDENT BATTLE, jy 7-tww Chapel Hill, N.C. m a ralthfol tMH . ' i" : " ' wj v vi " ; TO lTIr'AL EWS 'joVhrscinr cmpM. iA K4mi deBpatoheifrom wMhiDKt;p; lJsilu5 rem ts ol th tptwhM cf eu.iirt.Bt po&aka oa the auewitia of the boar - .Tummm THE FIRM DEPlRTJimr : or tha Weekly Bertld rife, ttekat'i well u the bm jjrtetic J rttrrtrtioa u ducdTeriei reUticirta thBinL uA.f.Iz r. Ihnts for rslim TJHtM.ToBhrr, OttLu. Trees, VeetbUfc It, As, with ntrmhm for keeping baitdtaga ud fsrolnf tttmiH m repair. This is sppiecssted it iwfl. edited department, widelr eonlsd. rtiu head of ' . , TCEEOifR r ' gltiiijf 1 eceipts for Kcr?eJ dlthetlito lor makieir eloibiztr anoyfo:tspbf d villi ths leteet fashion at tbe V wt vHo linj item of , oocklrir - or ccuosdt iwiesUs ia tlis depsrtmeot is prsctiosllr. ItitM rerts before publiestion Utien fro sr Par ib a' d Londos correttxiPCeBtios tin wri lstet f-ehioDf Tks Hods Peout Ml eflM Wf y Herald will mt6 ths hoiftvif swf lb lo t rh hundred times ths pries of tk It per in interest of , , . " j-KILLED IAIiOR 1 ate looker sfter. sod ererrtbicr rrlstiti mechaoi s srd Isbor istisf U etrriilljr corded 1 bore is a pies ditoted ts sUftt latest pb sees of tbe tBsioess msrkri, Upi' Merchandise, lc Mo A Talsiblsf'stsnu found ia th specisllf rrportsd prtou td conditions of THE PKODUCE MARKET, , rportiofr Vrwt at boms ssd tlttti, eether with a ftorv eTsry Nf ' by some eminent diries, Utsrir7.1liB; Dramatic, Personal and ties JTotss Tun no paper, in the world wilch fw'J much news matter eTary week at tbs WT Herald, which is sent, poitafS free, WW DoUar Y ou eaa nbseribs.st saf Um The Hew York Herald n a weekly for. One Dollar a Year Address, Iew York DfraW- Hrriwsy aod Asa btrst,5r ' rt THK 1 to adtertbe Fall ani "ft ii-tor the people of CobsMa. r i'baod 4 sonoonctis, In NortL CsrUirs, border e unties of fca Csrol Enterprise t ss a Ja 4 t r lation In the Pe i ee snii Csj M f this HtW f.alrf obUired s UH' lation to tte isiter derinr re was puUuhed t0-Fsystrerbef,4firtJf oval to lurtobwVa witbin tbe last few month. 6 Adrertisenvnts' will ne ".tti rsH oath, quarter and 7f""il. adres. Freoh Everv pat frenebaad Domsstts, tile. . Tilt s9h 'rv aid . V 6e'd .111 be A . AmAU strte. ged 5 an 22. issr tt
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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July 19, 1881, edition 1
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