THE DAILY REVIEW.
JOSH. T. J AME3, Editor k Prop'r
WILMINGTON, N. O.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 183.
Entered at the Poatoffice at Wilmington, N.
C, as Second-Class Matter,
President Taylor, f the Mormon
Church, recently married his twenty,
eighth wife, a buxom Massachusetts
widow. Four days after the wedding
she so disturbed bis family arrangements
that he shipped her to San Francisco.
Young Conger, who was present when
Edittr Barton was shot, in Washington
City, is evidently a very nervy young
man. When the shooting commenced he
was present, and although unarmed,
saved the editorial lamp at the risk of
his life.
Talking about the presidency lately
Senator David Davis said: "My ambitio '
that way is gone. I am too old,, and
would not accept a nomination if tender
ed. I am sixty seven years old, and the
machine is not what it used to be. I
am not a candidate, and will not be."
Milwaukee is excited over the discov
ery that nearly all the prominent minis
ters in the city for th last twenty years
have failed to comply with" the numerous
and complex regulations which the law
requires them to observe in order to
make marriages which they solemniz6
legal.
Gaiteau has been selling his auto
graphs in order, as he says, to raise
money to buy a suit of clothes suitable
to wear when he again enters society
Wa should suppose that a very thin suit
would be warm enough for the society
and climate he will be most likely to
visit.
John Kelly, the "big Ingun" of the
New York Tammany Society, has gone
on a trip for his health to Florida. If
he is half as sick as the New York De
mocracy are sick of him, it might be bet
ter for all concerned if he would proloDg
his stay indefinitely, although Florida
might possibly suffer iu consequence.
Miss Minnie Hauck landed in New
York in the beginning of last week, hav
ing come direct from Germany. She
reached Little Kock, Ark , on Wednes
day, was married on Thursday to her
lover, who had emigrated from tho old
country some months before, ied on
Friday and vas buried on Sunday. The
cause of her sudden death was heart dis
ease. The Augusta Chronicle's Washington
correspondent says Senator Hill suffered
more from the latest operation performed
Upon his mouth than was anticipated,
bat is doing well. . He will nardly return
Washington before the end of the
month. Great hopes are expressed that
he has passed the Rubicon of danger,
and that his valuable life will be spared
for many years yet of triumphant elo
quence. . v
Commenting upon the reason of mer.
cantile failures in this section, the New
York Times says: "Happily, this is a
finoncial storm of limited area. Its effects
are little felt outside the lines ef trade
which extend from the planter to the
ultimate source of his supplies, whether
North or South. It involves a certain
number of Northern and Western homes,
but not heavily. The real business of
the South is hardly touched by it" .
Congress is discussing the Apportion
ment Bill, and the Northern members,
especially some of those from Pennsyl
vania, are doing their beet to get the
lion's share. Hon. S. J. Randall, of that
State, however, is opposed to the "new
deal," as proposed by some of his col.
leagues, and his patriotic and statesman
like course is a thorn in their side. The
Republicans have the majority and wet
of the South, stand a poor showing for
anything like justice.
Dakota is claiming for admission as
State of the Union, or, rather, scheming
wire-pulling politicians are working tor
that object. To admit her with her
present population would be a gross out
rage, but there is every evidence that
she will be admitted. Her vote may be
necessary to a Republican majority in
the next Presidential election, and that
object will overrule every consideration
of justice, loyality or the needs of the
country. The Republicans are in the
majority now and they .will hesitate at
no act, however uncalled for, unneces
sary or outrageous, in order to be able
to retain it.
The New York Sun says: The south
bat it was a northern afiair, as viewed
by the Louisville Courier-Journal:
"The brutal mill was fought by two ex
ponents of the siperier culture of the
north, one of them representing the, Em
pire State and the other the Bay State,
Nearly all the money at stake came from
the north, as did nearly all the roughs
who constituted the spectators. - The
Southern states have not been accustom
ed to such aesthetic entertainment, and
had therefore failed to ecact)
laws pro
hibitinat prize fights." .
William May Weightman, one of the
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, died at his residence in
Charleston, S. C.nyesjterday, the 15th
in8t., aged seventy-four years. Bishop
Wightman had been actively engaged ine
the Christian ministry more than half a
century, having been licensed to preach
in 1827. During his long life he has
been a Professor in Randolph Macon
College, of Virginia; Editor of the
Southern Chrisfian Advocate; PresL
dent of Wofford College, South Carolina
and Chancellor of the Southern Universi
ty, at Greensboro, Ala. He stood high,
not only in his own Church, but among
all Christian denominations as a pulpit
orator of great and eloquent power, and
as a ripe and finished scholar. He had
been a Bishop about sixteen years, having
been . elected to that dignity in I860.
His Tast cicknees was long and painful.
In his decease the Church which he so
ably represented will lose one of its
most popular, valuable and beloved
ij
members.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound doubtless ranks firBtas a curative
agent in all diseases of the;
procreative
system, defeneration of the!
kidneys, irri-
tation of the bladder, urinary calcuhi.&c,
&c. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
233 Western Avenue, Lynn
Mass.: for
pamphlets. t
Items of In teres
There are 3,000 bodies buried in the
potter's field in .ew Yrk.
The output.of bullicta Iroia th'e
Utah
mines for 1881 was 10,000,000.
There are within a few. miles of Los
Angelss, I al., 256,135
trees.
bearing
orange
Only 17.617 Chinamen came to this
country in 1881, and 8,178 returned to
China. ' I
It is estimated that the sum !of 500,
000,000 marks ($125,000,000) 'would be
required for the purchase of tho German
railways by the state, as intended.
The London zoological society own
4,000 specimens of God's creatures. The
cumber of visitors: to the gardens each
year is 600,000, and the reveaue $125,
000. ' .'
l no amount ot wont a man can uo m
a day has been estimated to be equal to
a force which, if properly applied, would
raise the weight of his own body one
mile.. -'. 1 ' -1 '
Mr. Tsu, one of the retiripg Chinese
legation at' Washington, wished to re
main, but his'mother commanded him to
return, and in China the Another s com
mand is law. ! i '
The average number jof teachers in
the fifty-four public schools of Brooklyn
last year was 1,338, the average number
of pupils 52,733, and the i cost for each
pupil $14.86. - j
The authorized manufactory of play
ing cards in St. Petersburg is- stated to
preduce 24,000 packs per day. i .Estimat
ing the working days ot the year at 300,
this gives a total of 7,200,000 packs a3
the annual consumption ot this article in
Russia.
That bloodthirsty
monster Thibo,
King. ofBurmah, was taken with the
desire recently to see som modern plays
and opera bOuffe performed in the Indian
language. He induced the company of
the Victoria theater in Bombay to visit
his capital, but compelled the venture
some actors to apyear on the stage, j out
of proper respect for him, barefooted.
The performance took place in the royal
palace, and the players were 'guarded by
soldiery.
It is the Height of Folly to wait un
til you are in bed with disease you may
not get over for months, when ynu Can be
cured daring the early . symptoms by
Parker's Ginger Tonic. jWe have know
the sickliest families made the healthiest
by a timely use of this jpure medicine.
Observer. I I I
UOOSbllltffr.
A Chicago paper tells of a man who
was complaining that he had invested
a rather large sum of money in Wall
street and lost it all. A sympathizing
inena asuea mm wneiner ne naa oeen a
"bull" or a "bear.'
HO replied, "Neither;
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W K M k. IIIIIIkMU 1
A man rushed breathlessly into a law
yer's office in St. Paul; and approaching
the legal luminary, excitedly remarked :
"A man has tied a coop to my horse's
tail ! Can I do anything ?" h Yes, re
plied the attorney; go and untie it."
That was good advice, and didn't cost
the man but five dollars. j' j ,
A clergyman lost his hat one evening,
and was obliged to go home with a shab
bier one, which was j left in the place of
it. Next day the hat was returned by
the penitent appropri&tor, who said, "I'll
never take a minister's hat again. You
can't think what queer things have been
running through my head ever since I
put that hat on."
Forty years ago, when ; Mrs. Mowatt
was playing Juliet to a crowded house,
and she lay dead in tho tomb, she con
trived to ask Borneo how the scene was
going. "Beautifully," ho answered f'the
people down stairs have put up umbrel
las to prevent being drowned by the
tears of those in .the gallery."
1 New Yorkers meditate a new lice of
steamers which are to make the trip; to
Europe in six days. This is pretty quick
ocean traveling, but until a line is started
that will beat a cable dispatch America's
defaulting bank xashiers will not feel
safe.. . .- i
nrwin. fin his new book, estimates
that there are in gardens 53.767 worm :
rs th acre. This tallies with our count
when we were digging garden nd didn't
care a nickel about finding worms j but
when we wanted bait for fishing, the gar-;
den didn't pan out a dozen worms to the
acre. They had all emigrated to the
garden of some other Jellowwho never
goes a-nshing.
j I nyalnable.In the Family.
Chablestox.S. C., Jan. 18, 1881. ..
11 H. Warkkr & Co.: Sirs Your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is invalua
able in my family and I "would not be
without it. : . E. A. Easojc.
WW. C- W. BESOX, of Baltimore, Md.,
iaveiitor pnd proprietor of the celebrated
Ct-lery and Chamomile Pills. These pills
are prepared expressly to cure Sick Head
aciie, feuraliat Nervousness, Paralysis.
Sleepkssue3 and Dyspepsia, and will
cuke any case, lio matter how obstinate,
if properly used. They are not a cureall,
but. only for those special diseases. 1 hey
contain no cpium, morphine or quinine,
aiid re not a purgative, but regulate the
boweh and cure constipation by curing or
removing tb3 cause ot it. They have a
chaim'u g f fleet upon the skin, and a love
ly quietiDg eflectupon the nervous system,
simply by feedirg its ten thousand hungry,
yes, in tome cases starving absorbents,
rbey ipake or create nerve matter and
give
nerves,
ower, torce and buoyancy . to the
ami in that way increase mental
power, endurance ind; brilliancy of mind.
Nobody th&t has a nervous system should
: eglect to take tht-m two or three months
in each year, as a neive food, if for no
oilier purpose. j - j '
fesold by all druggists. Price 50 cents
a box. Depot, 106 North Eutaw St,
Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for
$1. or six boxes for $2.50 to any address.
Df2. C. Wl. BENSON'S7
is Warranted to Cura
ECZEKA,; TETTERS, HUMORS,
!?jflaswmat:on, MfLK CRU8T,
C 1
M
ALLOUC!! SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DiSEASCS OF HAIR A?JO SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCES3S, PiiWPLES &
TEWDES iTCHifiGSonaapartsotha
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tccy. Xt nifties the shin white, soft and emooth t
vciucvos tan end ir?cl?s, anc is the EIST toilst
dressi4? i'-i TIIU WC2I.D. Hanfy pat up,
ivro bottles in one 'package, coaeitiag of both
iiiterj&p. cad os -ral treatment. '
AU 4r?(: :lr-as;-i-W r.itv2 51. per podksea.
"CHAST-N. CIUXTENTON, 115 Fulton
St., New Yoik City,1 sole agent for Dr. C.
W. Banton's remedies, to whom all orders
ehoiiidi be addressed.";
J. W. CON OLE Y, Ajrent.
Wilmington, N. O.
feb 1-cm-d nrra - ;
E C8DER
SOMETHING
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Put up by a Privata Fijmily in the
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State of New York.' !
And
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Bought direct from them, j ,
EVERY .'FAMILY
In our city
Should get rome of it in order to
see what Pure Yine&ar
really s2
FOR PICKLINQ IT IS ALMOST
INDISPENSABLE.
OYSTER CRACKERS'
of '
SEVERAL DIFFERENT (VARIETIES.
From 10 cents to 20 cents per
poti nd. Send in your orders.
JNO, L B04TWRIGHT,
II & 13 I. Front St
oo'. si
Pi$ 0SLL HOUSE.
CXDBfi SSff U A N A 6 KM 4" Jf Tt
EURY,
L Pt cprisk? Atretic BcteL' ' '
First Qlxs 1b Il its ftcpftbtaeatu" Ten
Shi to is psr dT. Tb i-U
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Mmm mm
ill U I
IHscollancoTxs.
Tfavfilltfs -Iosira Go.
of iiAfiTFOcb co:in. -
LOOK AT THE RECORD !
nrUQUESS AKS MORE ELOQUSNT tfax
J?
Words ! Hear whsi thejMT ? , .!
The paid up Cspitsl is $600,000.
The assets January 1, 1882, were $6,114,-
503.70.
I The TRAVELLER'S wrote , 97,501 Acci
dmt Policies in 1881, a gain Of 24,324 over
1S80. and a gain in premiums or 4U7,w.ju.
Paid on claims in Accident Department,
15,890 policies, which is nearly one in every
six persons insured, and the amount paid
on these claims was $714,003.16. which was
nearly $60,000 per mOnth.
In the Life Department there was a gain
in amount of life Insurance in force, of
$1,412,883.
These figures roeak for themselves. Poll
cies for $3,000, 25 cents for one day ; $4.50
for one month.
Preferred Risks, for year, $3 per $1,000
Polices written by -
SAM'L NORTHROP, Agent,
jan20- Wilmington, N. C.
EMew Restaurant
rjHE UNDERSIGNED would respectful
Jyannouuce tliat he
has Just fitted up at
No. S, Granite Row, South Front et., a Res
taurant for . Ladies and Gentlemen, where
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meals and refreshments may be had at all
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hours of the day. Everything is new and
first olaes. Polite waiters and courteous at
tendante.
Game anet Uys f in season. Fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
nov 18 ! j F. A. 8CHTJTTE, Prop.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
'! AT i
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rJIHE BEST ASSORTED STOCK EVER
broughtjto this citj, with all the latest Set
eltles and Shades ia
DRESS GOODS,
Satin Marveillsnx, Satin de Lyon, Rhad
amer, hurrahs, Brocades, Moire An
ique, Camegi Hair, rflk Tel
vets, Flwhes,
COLORED. BLACK AND ILLUMIHA-
TED CASHMERES
Henrietta, Mohairs, Baitings, Alpacas and
PUIdj la endless variety, Pasiamenftsrle,
Fringes and Trimmings, Whits Goods,
fiosBskseping Good',
' ' I"" ... -. .
DOLLMANS, CLOAKS AND
SHAWLS,
Men and Boy's Wear, Flannels aterinoUij!
derwsar, Hosiery, Gloves, orsets,
iiioesjand Edgings,
OURTJW ZiAGBS,
Staple & Domestic Goods.
In short eTerything desirable. Warranted
to ecas np ia priee isi'qoality, to'aoy.ssm
xla from rstail houses North
Call and isvd extra ezpeoss by buvlss;
from
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36 TJarlcet Street,
eel 31
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PRICE LIST.
No. ! Price.
4 Piano,7 cct., eqaare roeewood,
carved, agraffe ........... .$159 00
7 Piano, upright, 7 oct., cabinet
grand. 174 00
13 Organ, 4 sets reeds, 9 stops and
"! i grand organ.... 59 00
108 Organ, 6 sets reeds, 13 stops,
coupler, sub-bass 73 00
Oar Pianos and Organs are
warranted first-class. "
1 2 Violin outfit; box, bow, strings, i
complete.................. 3 00
8 -v loan cremona moaei, extra
fine
4 Accordeon, 6 keys, bass box,
' fine tone. M ......
0 Accordeon. 10 keys, 1 stop, 2
sets reeds, perfect. ........ .
Mouth Organs, Vienna concert,
24 holes.. U.
8 Mouth Organs,Genuiue Richt
er 10 holes, 0 8..M ......
11 Mouth Organs, Genuine' Con-
cert double 24 holes, OS..
14 Clarionet, genuine Martin, 6
keys, boxwood. . ....... .
17 Fife, in ebony, German silver
ferules.
18 Music Box, 1 tune, crank, fine
9 00
1 00
S 00
60
24
1 09
5 00
50
1 10
iv 5 tunes, wind with
lever, large. . 25 00
20. Violoncello, patent, machine
! head, good io 00
22 Double Bass, patent head, 3 or
J 4 strings '23 00
Z4 liuitar, maple, machine head,
fine finish.....
27 Banjo, 10 inch, 4 brass bracketa
28 Cornet, brass eornopeon style,
case and crooks.. ..!... ...
80 Drum, brass, Prussian, orna
mented.......... ......
Gold Violin, Guitar and Banjo
4 00
2 00
9 00
9 00
15
5
15
ou-mgs .u uroa
Silver Violin, Guitar and Banjo
Strings, H Bros
Steel Violin, Guitar and Banjo"
Strings, H Bros
Gat, Busslan, German or Italian.
best quality. J. ..... . ...... . .
Instruction Books, Howe's or Wini
ners. anv intrnmont
n , ' ...... jjJ
cjHaving jast madea good trade for 100
Singer Sewing Machines, will sell them for
$25 each while they last?
Money is quite sale in common letter if
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agBnund dealers send for our 40-page
On above net wholesale prices agents
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Keierence&t anv hsnV mvmia.i
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In the city. . - - w80ouse
Hnlbert Bros., is th only General
Wholesale Music house io SUoaia f
ft?miK, U LBERT BROS.,
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Iliscollaiicciii
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A aarnal revolution under the preeratT
airement, shiain?, as lwsya, for suThi
little, mean and gracious, eanteated aid
happy, Wepublican and 'leaaeeraL-dewl!
and virtuous, intelligent and otaaaVf
n's liirht is far mankind :,4
oi every sorx; dqi. iu genial warmih i. T
tbegood, while it pours hot disoomfort
the blister itg hacks of te persiatentlv
Thi ww of 1868 was anewapsp ofsVif
kind. It discarded ffiurr nf , .
a multitude of the superfluous wordaf5;
phrases of ancie- iOOraalisa It toJert J
to report in a fresh, uccitc, nncoaTtot to..V
way all the na sof the world, omltfe.
upon affairs irith the feariesanesa of ahsei
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men t was the sttf e. ss o " the 8uu. : ii erk,rjJ
a permanent ehange in the sty If of amerieS
nespapars. Erery important Journal?
tablisbed ia thia auntry in the dcxes t2
past has been modelled after tho eua,
m; otUnt journal already exfctiag hisbS
modified anti bettered by the fores offt!
Kn's example. . : , '
Tna Bvu of 1S82 will be theams outsporn
trnth-lellicg, and Into estiag newspaper
ab sdent prosperity affords we shad t!
it better than ever before. . s -
e shell print all the news, i stuns; fcB
readable 'tape, aid measuring its
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by its real interest t .; the people. Cutaaa '
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r in Bokhara. .. -j--
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are accustamed t express Wemia lupin
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think about men and eventi. T hat hihlt s
the onlr secret of tte 6un( politlcll tov
Thi Wkiilt final rethersintA
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agriciltursl Department of unequalltdae
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reading news, humor matter enongk i
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Mexican Bfnatansr Liniment has pec
known to millions all over the world u
the onlv safe reliance for the relief o.'
accidents and pain. It is a medlclix!
above pi-ice and praise tne beat ef luj
Kiua j; or every zona ox ezienuu
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U Mustans Iiniment la witbout an eansl
the very none makLag the eontisi)-
an ce of pain and inflammation uapo-l
siDie. jits eirecta upon unman xiwawi
the Brute Creation are equally waaacj
mi. xno .mexican .. : tr
!Hlis
Liniment is needed "by somebody fc
every house. Every day brings newi
the agon jr of sua awful scald ef
snVuTKwI. svf rtianmaHl wnmjrtTtt
stnrtvl. rtr a valnahlit liorss Ot M
saved by the healing power of this
L1NIC9
which speedily eures such ailIDOt,,
the HUMAN FLESH as f i ...
Bhsnmatism, SweUlag
Joints, Contracted Huscles. I
Sprains, Poisonous IUtss
Sores, TJleers, Frostttes,
Sore Minnies. CsriSed
Indeed iVer form of
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For the Bsutx CEEATjoa a
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Founder, Ilarness Sorelio.
eases. Coot T&at. Screw Woriav
HoUow ITorn. fratcbes,
flimllc. SlMvln. 'rtiraKh.
Old Sores. lU JSvll,-XS
to which tho ocenpaast ; i
Stable and Stoek Tard res(
always cnxea -and never disftPP
and it is, positively. ; ,-
THE BE8?-
' ' OF ALL
FOB 1IA1T 03 BSAST.
sion - pAiritiriQi BBoazis $
tuhe undersigned : vtoVp7
epectfully esy tbat until fnxibf fJ
may be fbnndat bis reeides I
Third and karket ctreeis, 'prej
cute all orderaHn ttei above nffta tjJ
cs.r Boom Sets, Tla,V7arf
repainted tni iuzltin&
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