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THE DfllLV RU1E
JOSH. T. JAMES,. Editor & Prop'
WILMINGTON, N. C.
SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1881.
Entered at the I'ost office at Wilmington. N
i;.. as eecoiia iauer.
The backers of Keel j, of "motor
fame, have apparently concluded to de
mand from the inventor somethiDg more
solid than promises. At a meeting o
the stockholders of the Kecly Motor
Company a few days-ago it was agreed
that no more money be paid Mr. Keely
aintil he should have patented some of
the inventions or discoveries lie has made
He was also served with notice that he
wonld be proceeded against in the conrts
unless a patent was taken out within ten
days. Kecly takes matters serenely, and
says ihere is no danger of His secret dy
iDg with him, as he has a record of his
discoveries prepared to cc placed with a
been stopped before, and he has expend
ed about, $l.",000 of his own money. He
avows that he will be ready to make a
public exhibition in May.
A Washington dispatch says: "The
attorneys for Gaiteau arc deeply absorb
cd in studying out the authorities and
law upon which the defense of insanity
is to rest. Mr. Scoville'smail is increas.
ing every day and his correspondence
has assumed great proportions. He re
ceives letters, phamplets and suggestions
from hundreds of persons residing in dif
ferent Stafes, and also statements of
those who knew (Juiteao and his family
years ago. From wliat Mr. Hcoville has
been able to gather he believes there -wilt
be no difficulty in establishing the in
sanity of (juiteau. To-day tJuiteau was
very excitable and manifested a good
deal of interest in his trial. Lie is dis
pleased because his attorneys have put
in the plea of insanity, and 'insists tbat
all of his correspondence since his incar
ceration be giveu to the press. He says
that he r?sts his defense upon the inspir
ation of the Almighty, who cansed him
to kill the 1'rosident, but is unwilling
that his counsel make any eflort to prove
tbat other members of the family were
or are insane. H is ralber a coincidence
that counsel for Sergeant Mason, who at
tempted Guitcaus lire iu the iail cell,
will, in the trial of bif clieut, enter the
'o atlArnnji wvT
that, although there has cover been, so
far as he knows, any trace of insanity in
his client's family, he is sure the Ser
geant isin.sane, and will have do trouble
in proving this on the trial, which, being
before a court martial, has been post
poned by direction of General Hancock
until after the case of Gniteau shall hate
been disposed of."
The question of the cost per poind of
raising cotton under ordinarily" favorable
conditions of weather has been often dis
cussed, but generally without arrifing at
very delioite results. Attempts hate
been made many times to induce growers'
of cotton to reckon cloaely all the ex
penses of a crop from the time the ground
isopeued until the bales are shipped to
market, but like farmers everywhere they
are either averse to the trouble of figur
ing the detailed cost of their operations,
or arc' ignorant of what expenditures
should or should not be taken into ac
count. A correspondent of the New
York Times, in a recent letter from At
lanta, says: "1 have heard the cost per
pound estimated all the way from 2 j to 9
cents. The lower estimate repre
sents a possibility already realized by a
tew of the best farmers, and open to
many; the higher a discouraging fact
drawn from the experience of thousands
of cotton raisers, who go on year after
year pursuing the sanio looso system of
cultivation, and producing one bale to
three or four acres." He goes on to
enumerate a few of the debts and .credits
that should be taken into account, an
concludes with the assertion: "Nobody
has thought it worth while to make' the
.
effort on a large seal?. The estimates
that one hears so frequently of from 6 to
9 cents a pound arc based on limited ex
perience, guesses' and impressions rather
than on well digested data, bat they are
at least near the truth, as I think will be
shown with sufficient clearness by a com
parison of the results of two widely dif
ferent sjslems of farming."
m m m m
Til UTA RIFF AGITATION.
Two tariff conventions will assemble
this month, one at New York, the other
at Chicago. The New York convention
has for its object "the consideration and
recommendation of such Congressional
action as will best promolo domestic and
foreign commerce and afford adequate
protection U American industry." The
convention will assemble ou-the 20th arad
30th iiiBt.
The Chicago gatheriug will meet on
the 15th inst. The call takes high ground
for protection, aud says the - time has
come for manufacturers to make a stand
for their rights and insist upon the trnin
terrupted guarantees of the Constitution
and the laws. i. '
Two views of this manifesto are taken
by the low tariff men. - One, thaWtbe
protectionists are making a bold stroke
to' capture the next Congress ; the other
that it is their purpose, by speedy legif.
lation. to disarm the Democrats iu the
next national contest, by taking the lariffj
out of the field of dispute.
To the bold declarations of the cali for
the Chicago council, it is enough, s tys
the barannah " Netcs, to' say Ahat its
claim of the constitutionality of protec
tion always has been an open question,
and, if protection per se is warranteJ,Tt
is only permitted and not commanded.
TbVaVerager taxpayer is apt to thick,
too, that the time has come for him to in
awtopotf his rights, which antedate the
constitution and which that instrument
nowhere permits to. be transgressed. It
is not unlikely that the protectionists
will be shrewd enough to read the signs
of the times and consent to lose some of
their vast privileges to retain the rest
and agree to a revision ot tne "preatui
tariff rather than take the chances of a
new one. '
- Whateyfr merit lies in tariff revision
belongs of right to the Pemocratic party,
which has forced it by its persistent ad
vocacy of the rights of the people. The
question of Hhff tariff is nc of the few
live' isruca upo'n.'which parties are divid
ed, and it is time the friends of' revenue
reform were moving.
The Radical party saddled ; the people
with thfi"- Morrill ''tarifTa "'network' l
monopolies. What' is needed is a new
tat iff framed for purposes of revenue. 1 If
the duYiesJt shall impose "afford protect
tton, well and; good. But Congress
should not legislate for protection per se.
Kvcn if it were proper to do sen the ex
periencc of the past two decades shows
thai it is not expedient. The greatest
good to the greatest -number . within the
limits ofjustico is the duty ol every leg
islator and the right of every people.
UiccollancoTifl.
Drtissoa'slsthaaEeaedy
is nneqnaled as a positive
Alter&tire aod Cure for
and all tneir attendant vus. xi ooes doi iuereij
affbnitemporary retleT, but IS a permanent care.
MtsTb. F. Lee. of Beimor.0,,aar of it :T am
ntrprUed at the tpeedy tfftxi of VOr rtitudy. n U
tie Jtrtl medicine t tix years lAat no tooaenea w
cmnh. and made exvectoration canla Ueen ou
nlofU without coimMm." If voor drogrgist daea not
kee it, send for treatise and testimonials to t .
TZZ . II. IX. PECK A COt.
In trade from a Blmple ITrecIeal Leaf of
arr Talae, aad is a fOtUTtfE Semrdj
for 1 b dli sum tht cu palss ' It ihe
lo we' i art of the bidy for Torpid Ller
euia-her Jauodlea Dtuiae, Gravel,
Mal'iia, sitd all dltSealdes of the KldaeTs,
CI er, and Dri-ary Orrane. For TxkIlm
Dibsuu, Moath y Menstruations, aad dor-:
tc 1 rtzoaner. it naa no eq aaU I rartnrei
it he bt Bloob Fcrifiis. It lathe onlj
knows Tmecj that caret Bi0aTfl Discasb.
P r i J abates, ma Wxasaa'i Bafb Diauetks
Cure K '' ' y vr.-.'S
For tale bj Drnggiits and Detlers at $1.3
or bottle. Largett bottle in tbe market
Try It
EL H WABNBS A CO.,
Jt 3 2-dw armto , . Rocherter Kf
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THE BEST PAPER TRY IT
Beaattrollj UloitratodSU Tear.
The (Scientific American.
mHR 80IK.NTIFI0 1 AMfcBrlOaa IH A
1 large Fire t-Claw Weekly Newtpeperoi
rtizteen Kaees, rrinted in tne most beantual
Btvle, profusely illcstratea wita spiecCid en
praTupT. repreteiitioir the' newest Iaven
tions and the molt reoent Advaaees lathe
Arts and Hdesees; inelBdlag Hew and In-
. t t . - - - - niMiii..
wimuuj m mvm x ai iviuiui uui uvuiuu r,
the Rome, Health, Medical Progress, Social
Science. Natural Bistory, Geology Aitroao
my. The most valnabla praeueav pavers, by
emir.ent writers la aa department ot Heieaee,
will K fnand in the rteientifie Amariean. .
Terms, 93 20 per. year, UoO half -year,
whieh roelHdes postage. " Discount to gents.
HiDifie eoples. ten cents. Bold by all Nevs
dealers. Remit bv postal order to JsUn N
CO., Pabllsheri, 37 Park Row, New York
T A rn.TilXTrTIC In connection with
1 A l JCiiN 1'Oa'th 80I3CNTIPIC,
AMEEIOAN. Messrs. llunn A Oo. are Bolie
itors of American and Foreign PAteats, have
bad 35 Tears etperle&ee, aod now have toe
Urc eat establishment In the world. '. Patenti
are obtaU ed on the best terms; A special
notice is made in the 8ciemi8d .ftmerioan of
all Inventions patented throngh' this Areacy,
with the name and resides oo of the Pateatee.
By tbe immense circulation thus fives, pub
is attantioa isdirMted. to toe mmtt or the
new patent, and sale or Introduction often
etsilyeflected. , . i-iv,s.-yj
An persea who has made a neif .diaco vary
or invenooB, can asoertatn, free ol cnarge.
w newer a pateat can proDaoiy oo ootaiaea
by wrltinar to Mann a Co. We" Ito "sen
free our.Hand Bok about the Pittat Laws.
Patents : ava4,-TraeM arks, their coett,
and hoir proQared, with. hints - forpToeurihg
adranees on tnveatiocs. " 'Address for the
Papeior conoerninar Patents. iV
- MUrtN Js CO 37 Park Bow.1 Hew York
aich O 8os d?r, P Tth ass, . i r v '
How JJUrCW. BENSON'S
. Celery .and Chamomile Fills
Build up the Nervous system and posi-
t ively rnrc ' Sick Headache. Nervous !
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
It has;
PURE CIDER
llablitial CosliveiURs
ig' the bane of nearly every American
womaiu From it -usually arisen those
disoedcrs. that so dndcrnitno their health
and strength, livery woman owe it to Sleeilcs3BCss and, DvsneDsia.
herself and to her "family to use that I been proved that they-successfully .ward
celebrated medicine Kidney-Wort. It I off all danger of Paralysis. -Apoplexy and
is ihe 8 are remedy for constipation, and Sudden death. - -Their - effect - upon the
for all disorders of the kidneyt and liver. I Nervous System is aoraethinir wonderful,
Try it iu liquid or ' dry lorm. Equally I and there is no wonder' that thousa'nda of
efficient in eitberwosfort ott'mavineonle avail themselves of such a valua-
Budgct. - r.--, I ble remedy, while it may be found, in these
- m . m. m i days of Nervons Diseases. ' The simplici-
I-,!" wicir- lavor, as mey ao not. pnysic,;
What is the matter? Three "hours I ' Paralytica that have not walked ; for
were allowed to- danaa between the last! two-yeats hate been fully restored bv
twoXJabicets that were, constructed' by f tbeae pills, and thousands of cases of Ner-
he .Washington correspondents.. Yes l youa weakness penecuv cureawmie tne;
SOMETHING
HO
X TRi I1C E!
terda we bad a new ope every. ten mjn-. casesol bick and Nervons Headache and
tktto'Phtfai-Bulletin? u Ne'dt'algiVthat they haye cured are in
,2ik. iANAkir .if-V -ntimerable ;each year "and add to their
covered ia New JereeyT - Just befoiehe popjilanty.- loo much cannot-be satd
died be saidjo the undertaker: 'When
you putrae on Jce, do not waste any, on
my teet: tbey nave already been Irozen.
Detroit fret Fress.
4 -A Chicago glrl writes'home from Dub-
uur: .'-The moment I set foot on Irish
soil I could observe tbat I . attracted at
tention." Frpm what is said ol Chicago
feet it is to be' presumed they would at
tract allentioh.5 if set upon any soif.
Detroit Free Press: ' :
' .li'NoiDaD was ever elected President
who was. bora in a cityv-i Aml vet, des
pife this factr boys continue to be born
in cities. ' They evidently doa't aspire
fo the Presidency. They prefer to be-1 n
come racmoeraof base ball clubs or somcf 9
ball "XorribttwVtJJrcrald.
-Amerceiiary little ; boy. overboard a
confersiUon betweettrhis -parents con
ceruifjg a wedding that was soon to come
off, and recalled the subject at the break
fast tabUc. the ' best 'morning' by : asking
the foUftwjog questions: . "Papa, what
uqiyou. want.to giro-th Jrjde way for?
Can't'youselherf''' -0 .-
Hate, him, yea. jre-hate-ixim with an
.undying hate, and-we'll bring, woe upon
hinL.Jvc4l-dTivetm nearly to distrac
tion. v We'll tcJI him wo saw his name
in thararf'the other day bat don't re
member-what paper It was.r what was
A new bckoa-NVo Building" was
probably wriueuiy a man who struck a
clothes line while splitting wood in-the
back Very: fewjrravationa will
.make a Jnah . baifd , words more ramdlv.
out some ot.tnem possess too much em
phaticness to preserve in book form.
iVorr. Herald.
m .their .favor for while they euro these
terrible Nervous Diseases, tbey alsoim
prove the general health, and, especially .:
the complexion and skin, and ( invariably
improve the digestion.' -r - .'V -:
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents!
a box. Depot, 106 North Kutaw SC.
Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes,, for
jpt. or six boxes lor $2.50 to any address. I
Pat tip bv a Private Family of the
State ol New York.
And
DR, C .W- BEfSSOrii ff
Pi
4.
jjj .is Warranted tct Cure
.... -
ECZEWA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
twFLAMraATIOJi, MILK CRUST,
ALU ROUGH SCALY ERJJPTIONS,
DISEASES OFSA!R'AW!y'CALiP,
5CROFU LA ULOZRtii PIM PLE9 A
TEMDER ITC!KC5oaall partsoftlxa
body. Xfc inaTtes the ski wbito, seffc and smooth s
ezracvm tan cd freckles, and a th6 BEST tottst
dressing in THE - V7CELD. . Elegantly put up,
tvro bottles In ose package,- cscsleting cf botb
tatmal aad c-x.emKl treattaeat.
AiianrtclrjsdragsrlBtsliava it. Sl.perpacluur.
J. W. OONOLEY, Agent.
Bought - direct j roia;;tbQir,i: j
E V E R Y F A TJ 1 L Y
: In our city "
Should get some of it in order to
see what 'Pure Vinegar'
:? ; " reallypf. -" '-'"" ';U'
FOR PICKLICI IT flS ALMOST
IftDiSFEKSmt.
LLuj
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OTOSIACXX
fill
One of the Reasonable Pleaiures
Of life, a proper lj oo ked laeal, affords lit.
tl or no preamt en ojm?nt, and nuehiab
leqaeit V tu to a canfitsed dapeptlcu
But ween cbror-io iniirei inn ii co btto4
with e tatetUx' Btom&eh Bitjtert 'the food
is eats yrl h relUh, nod meat important f
all. is aedxifated by atd sncriBfaes tbe
tm- Ueethis rraitf tonic And corrective
aisu to reaedj eofetfpati.on, tillioanefla
roeumttitm. fever and arce,
ifor sale by all t ro?8riat and Dealera
. generally.
nov i-d&w
BDITOB AND
Ispnbii&hcd
Baling and Ties
j QQQ WhQle and UaTf Rolu Ba?sne
3000 IU1 aud p'cd T1ES
.-v'. . - . .1,.. : v .
. Bacon, Ifoftee, Hugar.
200 60X68 SmokedandD 8 sidej
' 250"'Bagg Coffu dcren s14
1 OHfa BWs 8ur Granulated, '
VJLf - 8tandard A, Extra CJ and
1 000 BbI Flour 1111 rades
100 7111,8 Ch0lC8 Lef Larf
Bbla and Boxes Fresh Cakea,
250 Boxes Aasorted Candy,
. JQQ Boxes Selected Cream Cheese.
Potash Lye, Soda,
JQQ Boxes Ball Potash,
200 Bor" L)re'
100 Boxe and jk288o3
jgQ Boxes Soap,
Half Bbla and Boxes.Snuff,
Dozen Buckets,
130 ReamS Wrapping Paper,
Hdop Iron, Nulls, Hay, Oats, Randolph
Tarns and Sheetings.
For sale low by
oct 31 WILLIAM MTJROHISON
AN ONLY DAUGHTER CURED OF
xohsumption; h
Whan deatb waaboarlt ezpeetcd.' all rtm.
edi .0 baTin2 ftiied, acd lr. ii. Jamra was
experimenting with tbe many hexbsof Oal
c.ta, be accidentally made a preparation
whicb cored his onty.ch-ld of Consump
tton b ot iid is now in tbia country. aLd
eajcyiDR tbe beit of httlttu , He has, proved
to tb woild that Oonsnmntlon eui be
poiitirely a.d perm an tij cu.ed. 1 hs D c
tor now Klres fbl Kerfpe free, uly asking;
two three eeot stain rs to pay x f tea. Thia
herb also ca:s Nicht 8 treats. Nansta at ba
8totiach, and will break np a fresh cold ia
twenty-fow hinra. ' Addreea Craddces: 4
Oo , 10i3 Race street, Philadelphia, naming
tpaper.wa-.; '.;. -: .1;: A.
At
(EnadtTs excepted)
the followmg p
peid 1
One Year.... ;;..C3C0
Six Uonths
Thiw Honthj...,,
One Month
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The paper v 01 . diTcr bj
carriers, frse of ehirje, ia any pari
Send to - . ? ;
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irusiifBss uariv ersttj
Atl&ntJU Gau
'orLUustratect Circular. A llva actual RHinees
ttabiiskea twenty yean. . ?
FREE
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The Daily lixTixTr ii bow "fa iis
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fourth year ofjta exixttnco,Ij pix-
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GOLD. WEDAL AWARDED - THE AUTH0V'
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warranted tabeHfcmii cbwp.
st. lDOtspeosaoi. to reir
ma, entitled "the Sewnce of
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malin, mbosMd , f a 1 ! r& L, 900
p&ires,e(m taint beaatifo) atI
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now, Address FoalxJ W
rl Institute or Ir. W.ILPa
KEa,X'o.4 Bnlfiscbat-Bcwton.
OCt 6-CiD-d
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Do you xrant a pure, bloom
ing .Complexion I If : 0, a
few aDDlications of Hasran's,
MAGNOLIA BAL3Lrlll grat-
0YSTER CRACKERS
SEVERAL DIFFEBEfJT VARIETIES.
From lOacents to 20 cents per
a
pot: d. Sendin.vonr.ordera..5
A GREAT OFFER FOflT M . ;
HOLIDAYS I!
7ZAZ70S and t Jix-
traordin r y Lcxr prices for cah. lastal
menta reoeiTed e pleaosd Organa, 145, f 60.
160 up Uacificent IX oct. Roitwood
Pianoa, rtocl and V-ortr. cclj fl8&. War-
nted 6 jear-. lilnatrated (Ja'atojrse mail
ed. ?enta wanted. fluBAOU WATKR8
OO, afannfaotirers and Dealera. 829
Broad iraj, 5ew ork nor I w.
ticn list, tad prcstkto 'cgtVtata
ad otbefi a zsorl dtrzlb nt3
isa f or tdTcrliilflg
TTTTTTTninrnfT TnnnrfiT
tUiUllilllUll dUUiiUilLb
r -r- . t ... I
Uxat iher arastdUr.Saking iatd thei ent. esawayirttn Sal-
Kiaics ifuwu-,r ujr 'tuuiig x aiacr vriucri r i x Vl ' ti 11 j
X
.Tonic-ther - wonld find a enre commcne
ioffwlth the; first : dose, and Titality and
strength ;,wrefyliBomiBj back to tbem.
Bee othstiiPTOiira.
SllUWERflOIIG.
jyjasof ACTOjao by
AND .
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WBirstr'aju
WlM Ooaspaaj, If .itariUe, K CU
f rtefl aad LiasvIfAci Jf pJttwW
li4 ta 7r o4n sor UMi:tiSaaTt
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfections of the skiiu Jt
DTercomes tho Unshed appear-,
ance of Jicat, fattoio and . ex-,
citemerit. It males a lady, of I
THIRTZ appear bnt TWEN
TY ; and so natnral, gradual,
and perfect are its- effects,
that it is impossible to detect
Its application: : :
JNO. L: 80ATWBIGHT,
IVot. 11 &. 13 iW. Front it
Porto Ripo Holasoesi
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F re n c h C a n d i eop
XHST RECEIVED, full lioeot flu
- x reca anaiest' warraziieu - pare ana
rreen. Also, uome-Made Canoies. ir rnita,
oecond street, 3 doors below Postoflce.
OCtI3 B
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Porto feHico nolaccci.
Wil llama a Qnrclilrpiu
asj
THE HIGHEST AWARDS
in the GREAT WORLD'S FAIR In LONDON
1S51 ; at Ibm GREAT EXPOSITION" in PARIS,
lSCIjtt the IXTERNATIOXAL EXPOSITION
in CHILI. 1 $75: and at tba grand CENTES
KIAL EXHIBITION la PnlladtlpUa, XS7.
AH eraras wfahlasr t trairaaae (w ca
ain iDntmnrat. are rea pert fall y la
tted t Tlait oar Varemn. j .
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. Sow or Cirmtlar and Prict Ltt !
CHICKEnKiQ & sons,
GO Ofth Aven9. K.Y Jrwii St, Ectfct
oosxz.
EVE R Y.yE?C2'l'DAY.
if-
At tea fbUoir j k?3!1,',
Una Yesx... C C3
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Tea 17ccac3 tfcriixjr3!
The. C bo mop olitan
BAJOS THE PLAC . WIIJEEE TOU
can cet ine coolest, pores And ncel
flecttScally kited Samxner Drinla to hf
found in the city. Tbe "Tery beet Vf In as
Cnampajrnes an IJqnnn alvara on kand
tthe beet 5-eent Cigar that ta made. Urn
n and ceUo. JOHN OAIUIOLL,
Ccia ac cHrr