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TKa Hoilw Dow i A w i no uauy review. J T. JAMES, Editor Prop WILMINGTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY. rECEMB'R90. ; gane. His insanity gives co'or to the mmmmmmmmmmmm report that Abdul ITamid II., who snc THK GREAT KEFORM. ceeded him about six years a 50, is also It i MftBStfthlg. in Tew of former insane. The Sultan was 40 years old : -" ce with what ro.ip'rie lasi September, is well educated, and ziafalte ho Hoiuss Iff Cocgwsa srs has bsssi regarded as a man of ability. nowen2ad in thoc dt:::es for which . WTUiin iUl of :.he palace prison ot his ;ney wer'e- ted.. In ibrmer !imni. ::r: fortunate brother stands the Yildiz t . a.ways r:li ;hc present ess"r. Kio.-w, or Palace- of the Star, from commenced. n- actum! work hat been : who ground? he never departs except accomplislied uutii afu-r ile ijolldays. . for bis weekly visit to tlio mosque In and ihe meeting of the .members has a pa'acc near that in which no iives i j !jcc: merely a matter of form and a corop'iance with the letter instead 01 Ue spirit of the law. Co .ureas would meet regularly at the day and hour specified ami work would ostensibly be begun. Tli- i'rts.denta mc-sae wou.i be received, read and referred regular ly; Ihe call of Slates would be made aad bills would be introduced and re fistrad to the appropriate committees where Ibey were very liable to remain u oca red In and unheard of for months while many oi tho members were en gated in almost everything but the cares aad duties devolving upon them as legislators. Then came a long vaca tion during the holidays, when there was no pretense of work on tho part of our Congressional solons. Such has been the course pursued irom time al moat immemorial, as all who are at all familiar with Congressional proceed ings are well aware. But the times have wonderfully changed. Instead of having, as form erly, a Congress ot idlors during the first tew weeks ef the session, we won der iu grateful amazement at the uu tiring industry and unflsggiug zeal of oar legislators. There are now no hoars spent in idleness or useless de bate, but every day's labor closes only when some important act has been ac complished. It is a fact, unprecedented in the history of the legislation of the country, that in the short time which has already elapsed since Congress con vened, no less thau four very impor tant appropriation bills have been pars ed, and every member, especially on the Republican side, seems imbued with the spirit of reform and is earnest and anxious to accomplish something for the go-id of the country, t here are iuw no absent? save those who are actually compcited tn b lseut. and ihtfiaaruno idleis. but each member aetmi 14 bu acluated by no other desire ttian to accomplish the greatest amount of necessary work in the shortest possi ble time. Every one is in hts seat promptly, and is ready to go to work the moment the time arrives. Schemes of retrenchment and reform arc re cvi";ug earnest, attention and thought truni those whose prevpnis ac's and vote would imply that they considered wvu an entirely un important matters. Formerly a mem ber of Congress could be found alin.tst anywhere but in the legislative halls. Now there is no other place to look for him with any pro)ct of sue cess. Then, providing he could he fraud, he had any amount of time al your disposal, especially if he might thereby improve the condition of his purse or his chances of re-election. Now. ever) moment is absorbed in governmental affairs, before which ' all prisaie or personal inte.rents sink into insignificance. The change is wonderful, hut no: in comprehensible; astonishing, bat not anaceoaotAble. The recent elections have taught them the lesson they ought to have learned long before, and they uiake these dying pot'ttisi struggles hopiug thereby for . H .re political resurrection. Nearly a I of these, with t m one oi the pissenl session, will re lire to private life, and seeing the p. p. alar will, they are so framing their conduct as 11 be able aain to com mand liie rt,ct and suffrages ,,f their fellow ciiUens that they may again ap pear, at no distant day. in the tegisla'.h e hails of the country; ami. failing in this, thf y hope to so shape popular sen timent as to retain in power tliH pres ent ruling political party, thai they may hav-tf an opportunity of shitriug stil longer in the golden crumbs that JalS from the tabie of the public treasury. At the recent Protest ant Episcopal veotion. h-ld at Baltimore, the m m a ft tk ..... Hon. "Miait coiorea men nave of colored congregationM." was A prominent delegate, the Itev. Dr. G rammer, rather startled the Convention by advocating tho plan of colonizing" the entire colored race in Uniud Slates in order, aa he eat it, that they might cultivate their 'iaiosynerasiea.'' as well aa their talon ta. without interference Irom the whites, to b) race to themselves, aa God intended." Tbs colored people Dr. G rammer said, could not hope to be in thi. country ever on an equal with the whits race, either socially, politi cally or spiritually. The mistake was, as ln!philosophy. "yon cannot unite in same taose things which are separate ia nature." Dr Q rammer spoke of 1 - A - Liberia and Ilavli ft prarucai appuca- fh.t. ,U)lTjll llMIDin(,. teentb century problem in this country. On s bill overlooking the Bosphorus. jn a white. stately palace, Mura ti:e . insane brother of the Sultan pf Turkey, J is kepi in luxurious confinement. He . was fr a short ::a:e SnlLta,- but was lepoei! because .:c was considered in- the room in which Abdul Aziz, the late ' iui;;m. met his death. The threats of assassination which have been made against the present sovereign have driven him to desperation, it is said. and the time which he does not spend j in plans to protect his life he devotes to the study of the Koran, ilis enemies think this a favorable time to destroy him, because they believe that the knowledge of his treachery in instigat ing Axabi's revolt in Egypt has de prived him of England's friendship. The fear of assassination is enough to make him insane, but the story that he is mad may be a falsehood from the tongues of his foes. Even his brother may not be insane, but simply the vic tim of a conspiracy. The surroundings of Abdul Hamid vividly reveal the treachery and atrocious villainy which sre characteristic ot the Turkish Court. SHORTS. Of all the States. Iiiinoi had the most farms in 1880,255,741. Eveu the Chinese astronomers took : observations of tho Sate transit of Ve nus. Removing the dntie on ftuftr will injure a larire amount ot capital Invest" rd in the glucose business West. Pensacola. Fla., is takina Mens to form a sani'.ary commission, in order 1 to place that eitv in a proper aiiUuil condition. Cantou is soon to be snpplied with pane water by a native company- The capital, subscribed wholly by Chinese, ( is JtV.iXK). on temperance, delivered bv the veteran onn B. (fouflrn, in Music Hall. Cin cinnati!. 011 Monday evening last. Kve-ybody iroes to Saratoga to drink he water, but thai t!oen 't explain why 1 bartenders tln're are paid i(X)a month. anu ! ; h-nl . . . - rri 10 et tiom at mat. .MOOXSHIN K It RMV be set iowfl as an axiom that when a person i;row8 fat he ifrowBi waist fa 1. Late in lite George Washington rnde i rot!o , in his own carriage, but in the earlier j years he tocx a hack at the cherrj tree, j Wo srittr at the Siamese tr wor shiping the elephant; bnt think ot the money that is paid here annual!.? jmt to t pee ill Saturday Xiglii. Charming frankness : "You hare. loTely teeth, Ethel." Yes, George." she fondly lisped ; "Lhev were a Chritnia preeent from Aunt Grace, ntcJir. When a man gets into a fit of temper, do nut allow his example to bvCvtnie contagious, lor there is law against I ceunter rito. Bo$Ljn Transcript. It ia &iiid fhaf trainml rlri.vcB I'np ov. I en tug. wear are coming back into favor. ! It is very evident that if they wero not' trained it would be very hard for the j ZZ ' :en. Are yon troubled with such symptoms ofefyspepsia as belching, lasting of the! loou, ueart-burn, etc.? Browns Iron Bitters will cure you. PERSONAL. S.ir.i Ward, the noted lobbyist, is vis king friends in Rome. Cetewayo has signed the Zulu settle-: men:. He will be installed as king early iu January. lira. Melville is evidently trying to Hit the aching void in the public' notor- ! ielv recently occupied by Mrs. Scoville. j Xeilsontook $32,86d for eleven con-1 certs in New I ork. Lydia Finkham ; has an income of 40 000 year. This is the country for artists. A Missouri b u ber has struc k a bo nanza, lie cut Bandit James1 hair, recently, and now avlla a locket contain ing fifteen hairs for $5. David Dudley Field, the notorious iHnuocratic politician, was the author the bnnnay ode. the Borcement of! which i causing such a sensation in j New York. King Kalakau, of the Hawaiian Islands, celebrated his birthday with areat ceremony November 16. The festival continued three days. The American man-of-war Alaska took a prominent part in the celebration. Ieo XllI, will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination as a priest on the 23d mst. and a mass lor His Holiness will be said throughout Ku rope on that day, and probably in this country also. WISE people are always on the lookout for chan cea to Increase their ! earninrs. and in time wealthy ; those Who do not Imnrova I their opportunities remain In poverty . We or ' far a grant chance to make money, W want j many awn, women, boys and girls to work for us right .a their own localities. Anv one can d the work proparly tram the Srwt start. The i at w . . I c win pay naora taan ten times ordi nary waeM. ax pa fwe outfit furnished free. No one who eraawn) talks to ika monerr nn- hlly. Ton can devots your whole time to the work, or only your spare momenta. Fall In formation aad all that is n dad saat frea. Ad siuwi m. to., roruasa v le-dAw tt . MISCELLANEOUS. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS wiOccrt dypt psia,heaWburn , mala ria., kidney disease, liver complaint, and other wasting diseases. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS enriches the blood and purines the system; cures weakness, lr.ck of energy, etc. Try a bottle. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is th; only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and will not cause headache or constipation, as other Iron preparations wUl. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Ladies and all sufferers from neu ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com plaints, will and it without an equal. dec 18-lw tp-c-nrm Farmers, Take Noticef JORRIS' HOG CHOLERA COMPOUND li just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Choi en and all diseases to which Swine are eub- in I ' 1 1 will mvmnt thvit t rn nj1 fn 1 rliuxvmi k ii'iwn &ji inrnoas, ana win put voar nog in a thrifty, healthy condition, cieariog the ki 1 ncys, liver, Ac , of worn and parasites t.ach pav-kan contin one and one-half nonnu and will, if utven strictly accorrtlnjr to ; flir rcctlonB, euro 10 hocrs of the C holera and nut 30 no in a condition to fatteii in one ' the usual time, therciv saingone half of the feed. The farm -rs of Tnpl)n county aregivbigit t' r praise. All farmei-s should buy a pack - i age For iale .wljolenftle aad retail, bv W. H. w-'-'-'. Pmsaiut, Market street, frumtaigton, N- , dec idAw tf A FEW PACKAGES ov fTIATrr if TTT T UTi DAT ,-'tlU1i WliduJFi KVXj FOB 8ALT BT . fiiVV't A . xjl A-iAJ SJL A AJxa.AVk7Xa.AJAJ doc 19 JJn "Rptfinrr nr PrafrfTiTifT Deiting Of JD ragging LrT IT THE NATIONAL SAL- oon don't furnish you with the rT NEW Kl VhROYCTEtiS, put up In any style, whv, tell me about U. My price for Liquors, that eqeal any in quality sold over any bar, has always been 10 cents, and I am sure my Clears will satisfy any one. Just try me. ; oet W. H. M. KOCH. Proprietor. BUTTER! ILT KDGK, Jl OLKOS1ABOABINS. TEAS. corraES, MOLASSES, ;e. Ae.ae.. . Forale at low prisesjwy DeRosset & Co. ier. 19 WOT, Oactrlc Apploacet are sect oa 30 Days' Trial, TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR 0L9, HO arw awfferuur front Hnroci DnotrT, f IrsT Vitaijtt. Lacs or Kim Foxes riccm, W a.rrnrs Wi n n. aad mM Umm STfc ni i of FmtovfL NaTraa iMUaf from akosbs and : Orara t' .. BpMy ntltmt a nmaw rrnto , rda Ok ILkjlLTW.V roBantiXAXaoor OrxjtAjrrrxw. Th rraa4Mt tUmtrrmrr ot tfc Ntnewuk Ctatnrr. S diaa ooo lor UiMUraXod Taimpfait to . ABdreas i VOLTAW tLT CO., AttBALl, MIBH. 4 (BEFORE - AND - AFTER 1 aly t7-4ao4: w4 MISCELLANEOUS. Xmas Supplies. Fireworks of all Kinds, JJUTS, SA'.SINS, CTJRBAXTS, CITRON, Malaga Grapes, Apple , Oranges, &c. Peach, Quiuce, Damsons SD OTilE VARIETIES PRESERVES The Finest Assortment of CANDIES! strUx Exhibited in Wilmington. ROYSTER'S CANDIES ! Are bettci than all others. Twenty varieties.. Pure and Fresh for the Holidays, fiD flp.nts rifir Pnnnfl. w r CaU and sec our Stock of Fireworks, Candies . , . . . , and other Xmas Goods before purchasing. . Pi Xli B RID GEES & OOi dec 13 jo uo)s ooqg pu aooa snouiBj oq) iv s?oqg oao asoqjj 'uiau ;o 490)6 si aiair) ':?q noi pu-y" inraqi aoj Xjap om sooid aqj, ixoqi joj q2j HlJif qj imovri aaj ajo ssiqcfl eqx 'K311I SHVXAV AXIlVBg SaOKV.I 3HX K3AB ui SaipAiOJ3 qsn$ i? Toug Ladies' Bazaar. JJAVIKG TAKEN FLANAGAN'S OLD Stand, No. Ai Market Street, I will kcp on hand all kinds of Ladies', Misses' and Child ren's Under Garments ready-made. Millinery Goods of all descriptions, and all kinds of Fancy Goods suitable for the Christmas Hc4f day Gifts. To which will be added Fancy Toys and Fire Works. Orders from the country solicited aud promptly tilled. Every t hing sold as represent ed and we guarantee satisfaction. SIRS. S. J. BAKE Ft Wilmington, N. C. Dec. 1G, ISd dec lG-tf Peruvian Guano. 200 Tons (Pennine Lobos Guano ! DIKECT IMrORTATIOK, KXTKCTKl PAILi , nd f r aWi by Chas. E. Smith & Co. dec 16 Excursion and Pic Nic KA90H IS OTEB. THE THEATRIC A j s and Hall season la now opening. Gentlemen who are nscd to FIICST-CLASS work and a dean and CwxnfortabJe Barbershop, will find it a; JOHN WEBXKB'S, Market Street, between Front and Water Streets. oct-7-tf PUE0ELL HOUSE. "JJKDEB KEW MAXAGEitEKT, wnMINGTOK, 5. C u PBRKy. FropiietoT Late Proprietor Atlantic HoteL First In all Its appointment. Terms $2.S0to S3 1ay. '- . i. J.f C. D. Morrill. i TTSnTIKTAItlCR. TiRIXFT MAkTK AVIi CABPENTEB. Office and Work Shop on Sec ond street, opposite Southerland's stables.eos Bospeotfally solicits orders and ffuarantin good work, prompt delivery and satisfaction very respect may 16-K Worth & Worth. QFTEB AT LOW PRICES TO PROMPT buyers : 10,000 Bushels CORN, 1,000 do. MEAL. ' flOO Barrels FLOUR, 130 Bags COKFEE. 100 Barrels SLG AIL, 100 Boxes BACON, 100 Bales HAT, 250 Hhds. and Bbls. NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES. t.000 Bbls. LIME.CEMENT 4 PLASTER 1,000 SPIRIT BARRELS, New and second hand Tobacco, Snuff, Soap. Lye, Potash, Matches, Candy, Candles, Hoop Iron, Na Is, Ac Ac octSS . Notice. "yE HATE BT MTJTTJ A L AGBEEEMENT, Concluded to Strictly Enforce the Law in al cases where persons are found Buying or Selling Our Bottles, which have our patented Trade Mark or Name, attached. All persona having our bottles in their possesion are here by warned not to Dispose of the same Under Penalty of the Law. Persons Having Our Bottles iu their possession are Requested to NOTIFY CS, and we will Call and Get Them . JULIUS M. LE1NS, Agent for ROBERT POETNER, WM. GENAU8T. nov 19 ljm . To-Morrow's Market. J WILL HAVE MX USUAL EXCELLENT buppiy of BEET, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL, rOBK. SAUSAGES, Ac, for sale to-morrow. Call and aee some of the prettiest Stall Fed Beef in the dry. JNO. C BORN EM ANN'S Market Street, between Second and Third. See If MISCELLANEOUS. 1SS3. j Harper's Magazine. iuiTSTUATED. Harper's Jjr?in logins iUMxty-elxth usie wilh tii-.' l'eceiiiiter Nurolerr It is Ainpiiea :d-1 Fngland, tut alo the largest in j Its scheme. 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More people have read The Stmr mi IW vcarjust now passing than ever befoJ!l t wan ilrst Printed. Ko other ncwspapertS liBhed on this sidenf th.Hhh.. ul-lV 00 and read in any year by so manv m.n 7 man. We are credibly informed that neenk v. read, and like The &un for the fouowhttiH' sons, among others: Because Its news columns present 1" itm, Uvs form and with the greatest posiIbhiS racy whatever has interest fo- hnmsaK the events, tho deeds and mlPdeed tSTk dom, the philosophy, the notable folly uJT Id sense, the improving nonsense all the m of the buBicet world at present revolrtofh space. Because people have learned that ia tii marks conecmlng persons and a flairs The miilies a practice of telling them thsexvt truth to the best of its ability thre Jl and sixty Ave dayB in the year, before ebtttM as well as after, about the whales as well u about the small fish, in the face of discern u plainly and fearlessly as when supported br general approvaL 1 he Snn has absolotelTR purno60 to serve, save the information of la readers aud the furtherance of the esaunoi good. Because it is everybody's newspaper. Re man is so humble that The Sun is tadlArtM io nis weiiare ana nis rutnts. No man lit I rich that It can allow injustice to be done Ma -i man, uu seeuvmuun iu men, is pOwenil enough to be exempt from the strict appkt tion of Its )rinclples of right and wrotfr. Because in politics it lias fought for a tleaa years, without intermission and sometime al most alone among newspapers, the -fight that h is resulted in the recent overwhelming pop ular verdict against llobesonlsm and for W est government. No matter what party lib power. The Sun stands and will continue u stand like a rock for the Interests of the peopa against tho ambition of bossesAhe encrtaei ments of mono(x)lists, and the rhihsnwt schemes of public robbers. All this is what we are told almost dally kr our friends. One man holds that The San 'j the best religious newspaper ever published, because its Christianity is undiluted with cant. Another holds that It is the best Hepuhhcai newspaper printed, be -aue it has aieawiy whipped half of the niscnl out of that Sim, and is proceeding against the other half win undiminished vigor. 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The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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