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Mr. Joe Person's Statement In Re
gard to Cancer.
lreceire numerous let ers askiuj Jf my
remfly wiil cute Career. I can only cite
the fo'lowiug case, uliich is the only one
I have ever cured, ibe only one upon which
I have had an opportunity oi testing it in it
incipient stage When we were married,
la 1837, my husband bad a sma'i wart--
I looking place on his left cheek bone,whioh
I ha fnlrl ma ttian tVirvnnVit wnnM VOntll
ally terminate in cancer. We paid no at
tention to it, though ne could see with ad
vancing yeaTS that It was gradually iu
creasiDg in size. Then it commenced to
form a ecabeomething similar to a piece
cf dry bran, which would shed every few
days, another form, and so it continued
until March. 3.872, wben it broke out into
a regular rum iog, eating sore, which con
tinned to 6pread with the most slaimiiig
rapidity throughout that spring and earn'
mer. The sore had eatea in considerably,
was about the aize ofa silver quarter, had
tbeappearar.ee of honey-comb, with the
cella distinctly marked, bed consider ably,
had a smarting, irritating sensation as if
needles were pricking the surface, with
occasional sharp dartiug pains, which ex
tended to the eye and weakened it. Every
body who saw it considered ' it a case cf
well developed cancer. Ibe phyeiciacs
advised him to have it cut outj whereas I
adFiied treatment at a cancer infirmary.
At -last one of tre nhvsicians siisypested that,
i j ro -try
my Remedy, and said lie believed it
wouid cure it. The thouaht ot - using-ft
had i);ver occurred to me. as 1 then only
ktew it 10 be good for Scrofula. I coai
tteiiad its use on the sore the Ut da r f
October and discontinued it Jbe 7th No.
ember, as it was perfectly cubed. It
had then been a running sore fur six
ninths. It broke out again for four cfm
wutive years, in the spiing ear.h time
more severely, and requiring much loncer
to cure. It broke ou. last in 17G, when
" required four monlhs'.treatuierit to fleet
'cure, since which time it has been and
cow perfectly weil. 1 have tried it in
many advanced cases cases beyond the
possibility or hope of cure, a' ways vith
benefit somciiiniis. .bv delating it s rro-
es?. sometimes bv eivioe Derfect Irrc
dora from all pain. . I am, very trulv, .
MltS. JOK PKKSON,
Ko? 11. 1&S1. Franklintoo, N. C.
The Remedv is for sale- 'in Wilmin2tjrn.
Dr. WM. II. GKBEX. Send for t'ir.
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VOL. VI
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements, i I
-Ai.taffep. Price a Co Sashf lioors,
JiSimis, Lui!i-r, i I
Ottkhbouro Wise Cal ulations !
F M AocaTixr The Dornico j
Opera Housr: Oliver Doud Byron
Opera House rank Alayo '
Colvili-e& Co Wauled
E ti Barker & Co Agricultural Lime
K M McIxtirk BrocbctShawU I
OW Yates Valentin ! I. i i
HEi.tfSBEB.aER Mark Twaiu'e Last i !
Pit Thos F WooD-Marlia'A'afc'ne Virus
Opera House John TRoymond . , .
Stcambcatmcn report plenty of water
iu the river. i I . r
The receipts oi cottoo at this port ic,
dij foot up 445 bales.
Rain is really needed heiej somiofthe
cisterns and wells are givir.gi out.
Mrs. Jone? says that her husband will
never be struck by lighting, because he
gels insulate.
II you are not ' vaccinated you may be
pitied. Arrange the pun to suit your
taste or convenience, li
Classical: "Julius, seize her!" said
Sambo, as Julius was contemplating a
fat pullet in the moonlight.
Watch your children during this
changeful' weather, to guard against at
tacks of croup and pneumonia.
? Kev. Tbos I). Pitts, tlector of St.
John's Church, returned to the city ou
Saturday night, after an absence of sev
eral weeks in Florida, i
Explosives A romatic young gir
and a tenor singer -are harmless when
aDart. but they mtke a terrific conibiua-
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tion.
To Builders and others Go- to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glaiss,
&c You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices.
Whenever I see a real hausuni woman,
engaged in thd wimmin's rights business
I am going to take my hat and jine the
procesehun. See if I don't, j
John T. Raymond will probably have
a huge house to-night judging by the
dilapidated condition of the diagrame.
It will be : a fine entertai i merit; of that
there is no question.
David S. Cowan, Esq., of Brinkley's,
in .'Columbus county, has justj ret!uined
from a visit to Florida, where he .has
been.to take a look at the the country
and its advantages. r
When the Old Testament ia revised
and modernized, it will probably state
that Adam, after eatinglj the apple, re.
ceived 'word that his resignation would
be accepted. v - j. !'
There is something radically wrong
about onr professions when a pious minis
ter only gets forty cent3 for joining a
couple, and a wicked lawyer receives
iorty dollars ior untying tue same.
The best Liver medicine known is the
Hamburg Drops, and it is also a specific
for Digestive ailments. , !
Old Peters wisest remar:, "Ef de
descendants ob de rooster what era wed at
I eter Was ter make a noise ebery time
a lie is told, dar would be sich a uoise in
de world datjyer could'nt heali de tens
cackle." ' . ! ' '
' Buchupatba," ! I
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent or
difficult urmationr kidney diseases. 1.
Druggists. Depot Jasi C. Munds.
: . , . .
A New York lady, who was traveling
in Ohio, gave a baby her goldwatch to
play with, and the baby gulped; it. down
and cried for more. What they can't
swallow in that State'must belover a1 foot
in width. ' : v -f- j . ' 1
We acknowledge receiving lfrom)Messrs
D. M. Ferry & Co., of Detroit, Michigan,
a package of fresh garden seed and' a
beautitul seed almanac for 1882. j Ferry't
seed are noted for their reliability. They
have a fine reputation. j
Exports Forelso. j
Bh brig Sea Jireezc, Starett, cleared
at this port to-day for Polnt-a-Pitre with
14g,624 feet lamber. hippd by Messrs
Iv Kidder & Son; Br. brig Zingu, Burns,
for MatanriS with 3D0 empty hogsheads
itind 21 empty puncheons, shipped by
Messrs 'Worth & Worth, and Nor. brig
Gazeiien, Weibge, forLondon, with 195
barrtla rosin and 1,507 casks spirits
shipped by Messrs D. U. ilurchisoa k
Co.. .v.:: ..rj
WILMINGTON, N.-C. MONDAY JANUARY
FrP Leciu re
Re v. A I). Mayo, of Boston, Mafs.,
in compliance with the ..request of many
citizens of Wilmington, will deliver a
free lecture at the Opera llcasu on
Wednesday evening, February 1st., at 8
o'clock, on education. Subject: Hovr
lioes Universal Kdocation Pay?' The
public are invited. i
Having used Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup
iu mj family for the last, three years, I
find it ia the bsst preparation I have
ever used for Coughs and olds, giving
almost immediate relief. B Walker,
i Gen'l Com. Merchant, 118 Light
St., Balto.. Md;
Has Left Us ;
Dr. E. B. King has removed from this
city to Goldsboro ,for the purpose of
practising his profession in that thriving
little cityl Our loss is Goldsboro's gain.
We commend him to the good graces of
the people of that city, as not only an
excellent practitioner, but as a gentle
man cans peur et sans reproche.
Cllj Court.
There was Jenkins, Obadiah, was
drunk and in the mire, when the police
very kindly took him in, but this morn
ing, from the lock-up; they early made
him walk-up and settle with the Mayor
for his sin. Bis Honor, feeling kind, to
mercy was inelined, and held the judg
ment merely in suspense? so that if the
sin's repeated, instead.of being cheated,
the city will get double for the offense.
Journalistic- j
i That excellent paper, the Asheville
Citizen, is hereafter to publish a semi
weekly edition and has secured the ser
vices, as Associate Editor, of that well
known journalist and accomplished
writer, Capt. Jno. D. Cameron. We
congratulate Bros, Furmah and Stone on
this evidence of prosperity, as well as onJ
the fact of their having secured Captain
Cameron's excellent aid in the" editorial
department. i
! j Accidental. ! t
A young man named James Mintz, in
the employ of Messrs. Altaffer, Price &
Co., had the misfortune to get the thumb
and second finger 6t his left hand quite
badly lacerated this morning, by having
it caught by a buzz saw. The thumb
was cut to the bone while the finger
was not cut so deeply, and it was fortun
ate for him that he was not more serious
ly injurod. It will not do to chassez
around a buzz saw unless you have
ceaseless vigilance as a partner.
Rev- Dr. A D. Mayo.
This distinguished divine, who is now
in our city working in the great cause of
education, preached yesterday afternoon,
in the upper room of the Tileston School
buiiding, to a small but very attentive
and x interested audience. His sermon
was a powerful but beautiful exposition
of God's love to man and the serene
joys of man's love to God. His manner
and! language; though manifesting the
polish of a high culture, were yejt ap sim.
pie 'that his meaning was within the
comprehension of all.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and LinesJ A full assort,
ment and lowest prices at J acobi's. t
Oliver Doud liyron.
"Acros3 the Continent," Mr. Oliver
Doud Byron's specialty piece, which
will be presented at the opera house
next Thursday night, February 2d, is
generally considered one of the best
plays of its class, as it certainly is one of
the most successful, having completed
the decade of its unparalleled career.
This is to be explained by the fact that
it is on a large scale, requiring really ,
the services of two ordinary companies to
portray it; and also by the careful, spirit
ed acting Mr. Byron throws into it, in
the leading part of the Ferret. There
are lew parts of the country that have
not seen and applauded the characters
tic American work,- which itself includes
widely varying scenes taken .from the
heart of New York and from the wild
gorges ot the Rocky Mountains respec
tively. Not only is there exciting melo
drama, hairbreadth escapes, and a grand
closing tableau of rescue by United
States troops," but in the prologue
there is a full concert scene, giving half
an hour's agreeable interlude of fun and
minstrelsy by capable performers.
I Suicide and Pjipepsla-.
i A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
"Wells Health Renewer." The great
est tonic, best bilious and Liver Remedy
known. 91. Dnggists. Depot J&&.C.
Mundl. ' . '
1 New Secret Order, i
There is another secret benevolent
order which has been gradually advanc
ing in this direction, and a lodge of
which will probably be instituted here
before many days. A lodge is known as
a "castle," and .the order js called "The
Knights, of the golden Rule' .The
plan is co operative and mutual, as it is
in other ordersJ ahd 'applicants' who
can pass a satisfactory medical examina
tion, aud whose i moral character can
pass the scrutiny, hve, the option of
admission into any one or all -of five
classes, with insurance as follows :
First, class . . . . $ 500
Second class . . . 1,000
Third class ' . . . . 2,000
Fourth class . . . . 2,000
Degree of Ruth . . . 1,000
The society was organized in 1879, is
now in its third year, and has been a
success from the beginning. It is .char
tered by the Legislature of the Estate of
Kentucky, and the Charlotte Observer,
in whose city a "castle" is to be institu
ted, is authority for the assertion that
the order, so far, has stood every test
that has been applied : !
Frank Mayo.
This young tragedian will appear at
the Opera Hoose, supported by a full
company, on Friday night as Richelieu,
on Saturday matinee as Ingomar, and on
Saturday night as Davy Crockett. Mr
Mayo has won high encomiums from the
press .wherever he has appeared. In
speaking of his performance in -the first
named play, the Providence, j R. L,
Eveninq Telegram says:
Mr. Mayo's Richelieu, to our mind, is
the best impersonation he has given us
thus far, and we predict for it a favorite
place with the public in his repertoire.
His acting, in the first act, was excel
lentand the famous curse scene was ren
dered in a manner that was simply grand.
That is the only word that expresses it.
Its power and impressiveness fairly
thrilled his auditors by its intense real
ism. As the last words of the terrible
invective were uttered, his tall form tow
ered high and quivered with indignation
and emotion, and seemed like inspira
tion rather than acting. To our think
ing it was the finest representation of the
crafty and powerful Richelieu that we
have seen, and showed in the originality
of conception a distinct departure from
the usual assumptions of the character,
worthy of commendation, and from its
excellence, stamping Mr. Mayo as an ar
tist. !
THE MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at the City
Pot Office as follows :
Northern through mails 5.15 p. m
Northern, through and way '
malls......... 6:40 a. m.
Ralelgb. .6:40 a. m.
Offices "'between Hamlet and
Raleigh......'............ ...7.30p, m.
Mails for the N. O. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, Including A. & N. O.
Railroad, at. 5;40 a. m. and 5t80 p.m.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily. 8.00 p. m. and 7:45 a. to.
Western mails (O C R'y) daily
(except Sunday) ........... 7;80 p. rxu
Mail for Gueraw & Darling
ton.. 8:00 p. m.
Malls for points between Flo
I renceand Charleston.. ........ 8.00pm
Fayette ville, and offices' on !.
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,,
and Fridays......... 1:00 p. m.
Fayetteville via Lumbertcn,
daily, except Sundays....... 7.80 p. m.
Onslow O. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Tuesday
and r'riday at. i -COO, m.
Smith ville matin, by steam- :
boat, daily, (except Son- I
days) 8 SO a. n
Malls for Easy Hill, Town
Greek, Shallotte and Little
River, S. O., every Tues j
day and Friday at 6:00 a. m.
OPXH FOB DELIYXBT.
Aorthern through and way
mails.. .7 :80 a.m. and 9.00 a. m.
Southern; Mai la. 7:00 p. m. and 7.30 a.m.
Carolina Central Railway 8:80 a. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:16 p. m. Money
Order and Register j Department open
same as stamp office.'
General delivery opsn from daylight
to dark, and on 8undays from 8:80
to 9:80 a. m.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 p. ra.
Stamps for sale In small quantities at
general delivery when clamp o face is
closed.- i
Just as we go to press it is snowing
slightly.
COSMOPOLITAN BAR AND RES
TAUR AUT.
JOHN CARROLL, Prop. I -South
aide Mark rt Street, Wilmington, N.C.
rpHEBAR ia supplied with the beet
J Whiskies, Wines, Ber, Champagnes,
&c. t Igars of the finest grades always on
hand. At the Restaurant can be found the
finest Oyaierajbrought to thia market, wtdca
are served la any style desired. . JTaxallita
applied, w . v I Jan IT
30. 1882 NO 25
New Ad vertisemen t
Wanted.
25 000 PISE CROS3TIES 5
feet lon$
For further partlculara etqulrn
CLVILL&CO.
of
jaa SO.'f
Cheap AgriciiitiiralLiino
yy-E HAVEON-HANt about 500 bbls.
Lime, which we will sell at .10 cent cer
bbl , or ier tun. Delivered F. O. B.
Cars. Send orders to
K. O. BARKFR&CO.,
janSOStwlttl
Wilmiagtoa, N- C.
The Domino
jNa MASQUERADE BALL will take
place at Germacia llall; Thursday uext,
February 2nd. Masks can be had at Brown
& Roddick's, and Domlaos of the under.
signed, of whom Tickets for young gentle-
men and married people, whose names are
on the llat, can be procured Subscription,
Masquers, Gentlemen, $1, Ladies compli
mentary. : ,
Admiftaion, spectators, Gentlemen, 50 eta.
Ladies 26 cental F. M. AGOSTINI,
jan 80-2t Manager
Kllark Twain's Last,
rpaE F BIN OS A5D 1H FAUrEB. A
new lot ja t ec3ii at HEINSBERGEEL'S.
FAMILY BIBLSS. PitAYES AND
HY M5 POOKtt, Gold Fens and PeneUs.
at H EI N 8 BEBGER'B .
PIANOS AND ORG A CI 8. A -area atook
always on rand chsap tor casa, or on
tha eaav Iaatalimdat fiao, at
HEIN ilEBGE S,
. jn 30 Lira Book and neic ritore.
Valentines.
pBANG'S , UTIfUL AND ARTIS
TIC YALEN'TINVB thu jiira delight to
tha eye acd joy to 'hi rau-t- W at it n a
i - .' J
of tboaa til ad laaaltig Com'e Ya'en
tinei that have hratoL e ben an ayeioro
to daeancy and a dlscraoe to the ouifcom.
o. w. Vates,
jaa 39 Bookialler andBUtioa r
Brochet Shawls,
gINGLE AND REVER3IBLS, Just ree'd.
The prices range from $12 to $16.50. Thli ia
one oi the moat useful wrap.
LARGE NICE BLANKETS, -'
. MARSEILLES SPREADS,
1 CRIB SPREADS, CRIB BLANKETS.
NEWNLCK WEAR, embracing a variety
of just such things as the Ladles will ad
air e. . !..-: -
CARPETS.XORtJICE, CURTAINS.
The price are JUST RIGHT, ai yon will
i :
find on examination.
" 1 I
A few Cloaks and Dolmans left I will be
sold very cheap.
Mm HI. Lie I nt ire.
fan 30
Altaffer, Price & Co..
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MANUFACTURERS AND Dl AL1ES IN
WIN DOW SASHES ATiD BLIND T
DOORS, FRAMES MA3TLES.
MOULDING, BRACKETS, &c.
ALSO, , Ti :
MILL YARD AND UFFIC-,
San 30- ' F.-ot cf Walnut htre:t
The Robesonian,
JJUBLISHED KVKRY Wednesday, in
LUmberton, N.CiMby W.V. McDiarmid,
P i' . ' . " . - 1 .
has the largest rirctiWtlJii and I In largest
ad?ertlairg patronage ofar-y ctMibtry paper
n the State. It now has over $00 aubscrV
beis In Robeson county alone, beWidej a
gene ral cirenlatlon In the counties of Moore
Cumberland, Bladen, Cdnmbus, Iiicb-
raond and the adjoining counties, Marion
Marlboro and Darlington, ; in South Gam
if
OPERA.'' jHQUSE.'
Osb N'ioht O.VLT,Tuiitn.tr,FjeaRi;ARrjJ
4 The Funkiest Hay ia the World.
Engasrement of the Yeut.g Heroic Actor
M ho will appeir li thJa City it the -
world j enow ne l Ply, enVtlel
Across (he Continent 'i
but ported by tbe chaim'n? Actress
Miss KATE hi HON'.
4
AN ESSSMBLTfc 6b' TWENTTf .ARTISTS,
p-'i La'ushV hi "one Pr nh-lrannlcirT"
ruy la the r"orid !
NW.in Its twelfth year of micpcs. audpljf-
"cd tverywheie tJ crowdvd housea,
JOHN' i'2.VDn.j Lis' fp?cialties. .VaUr
CHAM. lIOQENitilhl tmititions of
,... Pat iloorey, ;
Sa'e cf Scats commeBced", at Dyer's thia
(Mouday) moruh). jan SO "l
J - v. 1
THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF MANY
SEASONS !
Friday and Saturday,- Feb. 3 and 4,
Matinee, Saturday, P. H.
Frank Clayo,
Supported By the Largest Legitimate Dram
i atlc Company Travt-llin ! i
fridat kto; Richelieu.
GALA MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2 p. m.
fpr Ladies and Children. Price 25e 50c,
THE BEAUTIFUL .
. LoVEfcTORT, INGOMAR.
AND
8aS'c Davy Crockettl
Sale of Seats cnrnmencc3 Tuesday mpra
lng, at Dyers'. Usual prices.4
jaa SO 3t ,
OPERA HOUSE.
iTJondiiy, Jannnry 30IU.
33th PERFORMANCE
I30th.
The Kins of Laugh-Maker, The Master;
Comedian of the St3ge. J.I
John T. Raymond,
i In his great Comedy Hit,
FRESH' THE AMERICAN.
Specially Selected .Company New Scenery
Throughout As produced upwards of
100 . .' .'. Nights .... 100
r At the Park Theatre New Yoik. ,
Scats can be securedfour dayain advance, '
JOHN H. HARLTN, Manager:
jan 2l-5t sat-th-tri-sat-mon
WISE CALCULATIONS
OR
Striking; the Natl on tlio
Head. i:.
OTFERBOURG
Is his own Prophet; iu fac ths buslnea
as done at the MEN'S WEAR DEPOT,,
for the past year, has been on tho Prophet,
able basis. - v J . ' s
OTTERBOUflG,predicled mild weatt
er. aud, as ij his L&ual cuetcm, in order to
close out all heavy weight garments, pro
" - Li
claimed to the public the facts. COK
CERNItfG HIS GBA.NDSEMI-ANNU-AL
COSTjSALE asale wherein si! PALL
AND WINTL : GARMENTS are sold
REGARDLESS OF ORIGINAL VALP E i
A Suit fotmsrly sold for $17 50 can bow
ba bought for $12.50 Sacrificed pricr.
A few Boys' and Children's Suits left at
figures calcalated to make mom-
"Two HundreJ' Umbrellas fJob lf.J),
prices ratjgiug from 85c, $1 and $1 50. ,
An early departure North necessitatis a
complete change of bis 3.
it will pay you to visil our Mammcth
Clothing Store.
.,!. Otterliaurr. ,
-1 -
r 22, 24, 20 and 2S N. Front St.,' .
jnJJ0 , t Wilmirgxii, ,N. C
MART HPS WACC1HS. VinU?.
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