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. i. i - r . - The Daily Review. JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON N. C. " MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1683. Entered at the Postoffiee at Wilmington, J. aa second-class matter. It it related of Gustave Dore that many years agof while'on a tour in Switzerland, . he happened to lose his passport. Arriving at Lucerne, be asked to be allowed to speak to the may. or, to whom ho gave his name. "You say that you'are M. Gustave Dore," replied the mayor, "and I believe you; but," hedded, producing a pencil and 8 piecQ of paper, 'you can easily prove Dore looked round him and per- ceieved some women soiling potatoes in the street. With a few touches he re produced the homely scene, and, ap pending his name to his sketch, pre- tented it to the mayor. "Your pass TZ P"rt Jirfoctly. in order," "remarked the official, "but you must allow mo to - .keep it as a souvenir, and to oner you la return ono in the ordinary form." It is seriously proposed to duplicate the Sues Canal. It is 300 feet wide on . . .... . . . inesnnaoo. out tne banks slope so gradually that the channel at the bottom is only 100 feet wide. The earth taken out of this ditch was left on the banks of course, so that the removal of one of thftso hanl-a to widen thflr.hann! wnnlrl a new channel namlM. Thn rst of this Would be considerably less than that fifth first, when terminal Hnets aaato oe. constructed ana provision depots all along. The new canal would be used for, vessels passing in ono direc tion, the old for those passing in the j opposite. . The plan has not been definitely adopted, bnt is under dis cussion, owing to the fact that the in crease of traffic necessitates a constant outlay for the exteusion of sidings where vessels can pass. A correspondent thus describes Miss West, the daughter of the British min ister at Washington : "She is a vigor w . 9m mm m e ous ana spngntjy.jb.ngusli girl, very popular in society, who rides in a stout, open, two-horse phaeton, the driver handling the lines from the rum bleN When out making'calls this young lady often send3 the carriage home, preferring to enjoy a walk, and wheth er walking or dancing she seems the fortunate possessor of enviable elastici ty, so rare among our own girls. In the bouseheld, where she is almost idol ized, she is spoken of as 'our bonnie little girl.1 As the head of the house, where a generous hospitality is dis pensed, she does the honors with case and elegance. Her dress is always in good taste, her floral adornments being remarkable for graceful arrangement. The rumor of an alliance with the - President is not credited here, and is particularly annoying to the parties in teres ted." Gen. Hazen, Chief of the fiio-noi I-'BUM I Seryice Bureau, seems, to haveTather singular and original ideas concerning4 the ethics of his position. An effort has been made to remove that Bureau from the control of the War Department and make it entirely a civil instftution, and to defeat that obiect Gen. Hazon has had some of tho officers under his control travelling about the country at the expense of tho government, using "every: persuasion they coilld bring lo : bear " upon prominent individuals and associations, to influence legislation to retain tho Bureau in the control of tho War Department. This fact has Krv-.wkn irnnnm .nri yntv o m,i, "liolaen Meaicai jjiscovery" nas as become known, and recently a member f fha ,0HiVi fWnHv xvhU it of the Houso of Representatives made speech npon the subject in which he cposed the whole plan and produced a Marge amount pi me corresponuence e- jtweenuen. iiazenana us emissaries, . ana aiso ma&in very, serious cnarges against Hazen. . This set the latter to work, and he wrote a letter to the Sec retary of War asking him to request tho Senate to make an investigation. Without waiting, as he should have : t i as he snouia have done, for the Secretarv's renlv. he caus- Tim 1 mM M V f m V f wmmr-mmm . i reply .of the Secretary, however, InJ formod Hazen that the course indicated in the letter of the latter was without j " precedent, and that it wdmd be highly j Improper for one house of; Congress to inquire iulo auaira in .pruress in ma - pother and intimates that the only prop : , r vinrftA nf inmati cation would bo bv a eoart martial. Through the entire) transaction the course of Gen. Hazen s has been such as to place him in a really unpleasant position before tho country j 'and in a humiliating position amon; . officers "of the army. He has injured the cause he advocates, while at the same timo he has brought obloquy up on his name that cannot soon be effaced-. Can' Get it. ' Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Kidney, Urinary or liver complaints cannot be contracted by yoix or vour family it Hop Bitters are used, and if vou al ready have any of these diseases Hop Bitters is the only medicine-that will postively cure you. - Don't forget this, and don't J get some -puffed up stuff that vrlll only ham yen. The number of casualties upon rail roads i3 really much less than has been generally supposed. The Railway Age for 1832, states that daring that jear 270.000.CXX) passengers and 419,000 rail road employes were transported by rail and that of this number only fil pas senscrs,Avere killed by cause which were notr the direct cause of l their own carelessness. The casualties jamong railroad employes,! however, run up to 260.' This gives a result of one1 passen ger injured to every 814. 4Q1 transport ed, and ono employe to every 417. Professor Melville 'Bell, father of the Professor Bell of telephone fame, and himself a noted Inventor, say? that in ventive genius is Hereditary in his fam ily. Hi3 father and, grandfather pos sessed it-in marked measures, thus making to date four generations ot in ventors. Ho believes that the problem of aerial navigtion wil be fully solved before long; that mans will be found for making electricity travel; .and con vey messuges at will without wires ; that a method will bi found . of detect i ing the location of minerals in the earth and th'at the next century generally will be more fruitful of great inventions than th past. '""H' i . . i i The London Times thinks that "of all ambassadors .Americans are1 probably tho best. With them-diplomacy is a profession, but not lone that requires anv Dre iramarv training ana ouim mm m '! a m A beyond the possession of an educated, Pen manners, u possioie, idea of the representative or honorable py luncuon.w ineruo onwuiw ui y convince aimwu uy turning ut, a vol ume of their Fpreign Relations.' Noth ing is too small, ior them to make a note of. Nothing escapes their observa tion, and whatever they observe Ithey report." . , Don't Die in the House. "Rough on Ratsi" Cieais out rats, mice, roacnes. oeti-ougs, nieSr ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers. 15c MOONSHINE. The Colorado blizzard is howling success, but ratner wmciy. Figures don't lie, unless they are of the feminine gender. Go North, young man, go North, and freeze up with the country ! When there's a j sale: of librarty cari osities the -auctioneer bates his hooks with book worms. . ! Inquirer: No, we don't believe in taking the bull by the horns. We tried taking a goat by the horns once, and that was excitement enough for us. Boston Post. I A Syracuse young lady has a pecul iar mode of reckoning time on Sunday Last Sunday evening, about 6 o'clock, when asked what time it was, she re plied; ."Five miuutes to Smith." So we learn from a local newspaper. A prestidigitateur that can turn a mess of cjggs into canary birds is clever, but the man who can turn a barrel of water into a mighty river is more so. The man that can turn himself into a bar room and then turn himself back again without injury and jwithout the aid ol police is worthy of recommenda tion and a green grave. Cliicago Eye. Mr J C Hester, of Kitrell, N C, says: "I have found Brown's Iron Bitters to .t -e j 1 llul Don't despise a thing! because it's little. A quart jug will hold more than most men. . . f I Answ er This. Cau you find a case of Bright's Dis ease of the Kidneys, Diabetes,! Urinary or Liver Com plaints that is curable. tnat Hop Bitters nasnot or cannot curei" Ask your neighbors t they can. Raising food! from the plate -to ths mouih is the best health lift. In the enre of seveie coughs, weak V lungs, spitting of blood' and the early stages ot voruumptiop ur fierce s curC8 the serverest coughs, it strenzth- ens the system and burifics the blood. y oruggisw. - tu0 Annm irt min i. n. tnw. path. What Seven Could not do. , Nashvilij:. Tenn. April 6, 1881. II II Warner & Co-- &Vj Seven physicians' could not do for me l'wbat vour Safe Kidnev and Liver Cure ac- complished. Hopelessly sick with kid- nev diseases, it restored me tn perfect health.'. - JACOB MYERS. A heavy ruash 'Truth crushed to death.": (; J-- Farmers and others desiring a gen- crai, lucrative agency business, dv which to S20 a day can be earned. send address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 105 and 197 Ful ton Street. Now York. dec 18-6 m Bishop Io nian's Appointments March 1 Thursday Weldon. 2 Friday Halifax. 4 Sunday kn held. -6 Tuesday Ringwood B Thursday Snow Hill. y- 9 Friday, p mt Newbern. - ll Sunday Newbern. 13 Tuesday Beaufort. VI4 Wednesday Rinston. 1 15 Thursday Holyj Innocents, Ienoir Co. 16. Friday Goldsboro. v 18 Sunday Wilmington. 19 Monday Wilmington. ' 20 Tuesday Wilmington. 23 Thursday Rocky Mount. 23 ;ood Friday Tarboro. - r . 25 Easter Day Wilson. 29Thursday-rSouth Mills, con- . - secration. , - : V ; - t 30 Friday Camden. , , : 31 Saturday Ncwbcnx Crc:Ir. MISCELLANEOUS. M! i . WOTED Dr. John E. - Hancock, late President of the National Phar maceutical Association of the United . States, says : - - ! "Brown's iron Bitten has a heavy &ale, la conceded to be a fin tonic; the character of the manu facturer to a voucher for its purity and medicinal excellence." j Dr. Joseph Roberts, President Baltimore Pharmaceutical College, says: j 1 "I indorse It as a fine medicine, reliabi as a strengthening tonic, free from alcoholic poisons. i : ' Dr. J. Faris Moore, Ph. D., Professor of Pharmacy, Balti more Pharmaceutical College, says r "Brown's Iron Bittnrs is a safe and reliable medicine, positively free ftom alcoholic poisons, and can be recommended as a' tonic for ns among tbove who oppose alcohol. Secretary Baltimore College of Phar macy, says - . ' "I indorse It t Vn excellent medicine, a good diffesthra agent, and a coo-intoxkant ia the fullevt sento." " Dr. Richard Sapington, one of Baltimore' oldest and most reliable physicians, sayss1 t " All who hare used it praiso lu standard virtues, and the j well known character of the house which makes it is a sufficient guarantee, of its being all that is claimed, for . they are tnea who could not be in. - duced to offer anything else but a ' reliable medicine for public use." A Druggist Cured. Boons bo ro, ML, Oct. ia, i8&. Gentlemen: Brown's Iron Bit ters cured me of a bad attack of . Indigestion and fullness in the stom ach. Having tested i t, I take pleas ure in recommending it to my cus tomers, and am glad to say it gives entire satisfaction to all." Geo, W. Hormiv, Druggist. AkyourIniggist for 'Brown's Iron Bitters, and take no other. One trial will convince ydu that it is just w oat you need. feb 19-lw tD-rvnrm il MOORE COUNTY GRIT 4r LUiiNmlLLo ANU MlLLOJUNCdf nnnu fit i rt mn m nrAllTA I (AUjSZZSS). orcTiriTur wnoi n Ubil i ill lib f wnu SAMPLES OP MXAX, 8XMT OM APPUCATIOH. I6RTR CAK31IRA KIUSTOSE CO. Branrh Offiefl. ThnrtMtft. N. C. m dL"'ii xivii -Li-iitj i Aru m-XWTTflV II'IDC T-i ft TTTT Jjime, liainit ana f laster i BUILDING UME, AGRICULTURAL LIME CARBONATE OF LIKE, KAINIT, LAND PLASTER AND MARL. GOOD FERTILIZERS, AND VERY CHEAP. Send for Circular t FRENCH BROS., Rocky Point, N. C. 23 Jan The Bad and Worthless are never emalated or counterfeited This is especiall true of a medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imi tated is of the highest value. As soon ss it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country had expressed the merits j of H. B., and in every way trying to in duce suffering invalids to use their stuff instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H. B. Many others started nostrums put. up in simlar styleto H. B., with variously devised names in wbich the word "Hop" or 'Hop3" were used in a way to induce people to beUeve they were the same as Hop Bitters. All such pre tended remedies or cares, 5 no .matter what their style ornama is; and espec ially those with word "Hop1' or "Hops" in their name, or in any wayroonnecft ed with them, or ! their name. : are imitations or " counterfeits. Beware ot them. -Touch none,, of them. Use:; nothing w but genuine' Hop Bit ters, with a bunch' or cluster -.of green Hops on the white label. , Trust nothing else. Draffgists and dealers are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits. ' - -: -itb I2-lm GUNS AND CUTLERY ! " AJrnrE""ABsojT3iimT or l Muzzle and Breech-Loader ... Guns, : Revolvers and Ammunition, SILVER PLATED 1 SPOONS- &: -FORKS, A VERY LARGE VARIETY OF Poctet Knives, PopxiUr ptlca to tnlt all &t r N. JACOBI'S, . 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QILIIETXSE. OIEOMA RGARINK. TEAS, ' I COFFEES, MOLASSES, Ac., Ac, &c, Ac For &aleat low pri?esy DeRosset & Co. dec 19 Fay ctteyille Observer. QN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8th, 18S3, the undersignedvnl revive thepul3icatlon of the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. " The Obsekver wi 1 be a large ; 38 colaran weekly newspaper, and will be mailed to sub scribers, postage -paid,1 at l per annum, al ways in advance. I will give the news of the day in as ample form as Its pace will permit, and I both regular and occasional correspon dents "will contribute letters from -the Capitil on State politics and affairs. ! - Democratic in , politics, tho Oeservek will labor, first of all, to assure tho prosperity o the Town of Fayettejille, to develop the Vast agricultural resources of its own and the neighboring countieSTand to promote all that cor-cerns the welfare of the people of North Carolina. Opposed to such innovations on tho . homely ways of our fathers as, in thegutse of pro gres, barm society, the observer will be found in full sympathy with the! new things born of tne r.hanged condition of the South which sound judgment or enlightened experi ence find to be also good.- - - As to ite rest: it will strive to deserve the reputation of the name it inherits, -feb 10. E. J. HALE, Jr. MORTGAGE SALE. JgT VIRTUE OF THE POWER QF SALE contained m a certain deed of mortgage mae by O. W. Hawes, 8. A Bedding and H. 31. Bowden. Trustee, to Boatwrlght A McKoy, and registered in the oflice of the Register of Deeds of New Hanover County In Book OOO, page 191, the undersigned, as Attorney for the asslsnee of the grantee In the said deed, will sell at public auction, at the Court House door in the City of Wilmington, on Mondav, the 12th day of March 1S83 at ,13 o'clock, M, the following lot of land fin said city, . with the buildings thereon:. Beginning at the North western intersection of Nunnand Sixth street , runs thence West with the North line of Nunn street 147 feet, thence North 68 feet, thence East 147-feet to Sixth streft, thence South with the Une of Sixth street Cd feet to the be ginning. JOHN D. BELLAMY, Jr., xeoiMioa .. r ATiorney. rjUIE GREA S0U1HE11N I BEHED Y for tie em of Serof. Ua, SypblUa Serofaloaa Taint, Uheu oiatiam, White Swelling, Goat, Goitre, Consumption, jsroncmtis, perrons ue bmty.llalarha, and all diseases arising Ifroa an impure conditisn of tbo ' V BLCOD, 2JQK, or SCALP. CIHIES SCCOFULA. Cares Rheumatism v. Caret Syplim. . ; Cures nalaria. . . ES.GUuiZlILiSS Cares Nerroaa Debility. CUIJE5 EiOTPTIOXS. ; 3 -jsm Its .t25Tefi!eat pTftllshed on every wi(MLi hn it. tn Trmr nhTSdan. sua. im wii tell rou ft i composed of the m . 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The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Feb. 19, 1883, edition 1
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