The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON.
resigned a decision was hurriedly for
warded to me, dated April 7ib, bat
mailed ADiil 12. endorsing this clerk
npou bis own ttatement that be was
innocent without receiving the proofs I
bad offered oral lowing rae to ba beard
la person, a decision which. I venture
to say. will bo pronounced by eilher
congress or the courts to be in contra
vention orlaw, justice ana Dropnety.
I cnarge tnat inesecotncwenicircuin-
stances make it imperative upon me
department to prove that no connection
exist between them, and to show why
it neglected American intercuts anu
American sufferers; why it negotiated
A t ft I . A A.
a nasty anu injurious treaty wuuuui
snbrnittinir it to the Senate: why it
MAY MOONSHINE.
FRIDAY. M 4 Y 2, 18S4.
lCurd at the FostoOc at Wilmington. N. C.
a aecon4lasa natter.
1 The charges made by Gen. Adam
Badeaq aralost President Artbir are
Tery aertoas, and If substantiated, will
eo far toward cookinz the Presidential
0isa rr- thm nrftipnt inrambnt at the I concealed that negotiation from the ofli
Tn AmaU ther ro as followa cer should first have been consnlt-
officc. Xra detail, tieyaro ct3 JToirow. . fn tQ u. Why for montns it
hinrYoBJC, April p. Tne Jrt&une failed nolca accusations of corrup-
this morninz publishes the following .. -mnM0Av nrcsnd nnon its atten-
leUer from Colonel Adam Badeaa, re- .:0D nd finally dismissed them with- person to bs tarred and feathered by
centlj United btatca Consul uenerai lor out r,iiinir tha witnesses or considering bis bo:n companions, ue was pre-
the evidence; wbctner tne3e were an pareu w view auj ucan ui wnuue wnu
equanimity, anu aiuer some nour ue
was obs erred to rise ana survey nim-
A lady reader writes to Fay that she
has been losing her hair recently and
wants to know what she shall do to pre
vent it. Either keep your bureau draw
er locked or else discharge the biied
girl and get another ' of a complexion
differing trom your3. Rockland Ga
zette i -
There is a fine distinction between a
delect and a misfortune; for, while one
cannot prevent the latter, the 1 defect
may be due to himself. Said a man to
mcaler in horses: t'You fooled rae in
a hcrse I bought fast week." "What.
I?. Never! 1 xes. you said be bad no
defects, and I find that he is blind in
one eve." " Why. my dear sir. that U
not a defect; that's a misfortune."
Chicago Herald
It fell to the lot of an inebriated
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cuba:
Sir Haying resigned my position of part of one deliberate scheme, and what
Consul General at Havana, I beg leave M thc Icason for this course?
to state my reasons lor this act. . Under
our Democratic system even tho gov
ernment Is amenable to those whom it
represents, and a subordinate whose
charges of delinquencies. in bis superi
ors are disregarded may appeal to his
countrymen to secure their rights and
his own. Wc are even now approach
in? tho moment when the present ad-
I hold myself ready to substantiate
ivcrv one of tbesc charcc3. and I call
upon the State department to publish
self in the pier-glass. Did he shriek
with horror? Oh dear, no! He simply
observed with complacent resignation:
.rorv ffonti.h that has Dnssed between "Become a bird, by Jove!" and then
.-icoir nri mn sinM November 23th last. laDsed once more into slumber. N. .
tho day of my arrival at ray post, Graphic.
... i ... I ....
witbout one woru. oraiwcu or uuu -uieminta." said a sorrowlul swam
lino mutilated. I! declare of my to his heart's desire, "this is , the third
knowledge tnat no legitimate interest, t ;me tnat your father has requested me
ministration ts to ass lor a veruict upon pahnc or private, can suffer from this to remove my person from these prcm-
"Heed him not." sobbed trie
grapneu to tne prcsiueui. a u.-i
appeal to the people tn-mcrrow- unlcsi
I bear from you." Within twenlj-foni
honrs the answer came : "Resignation
. 1 Mm. mm mm. J. A rtj I T V. f U Q T fT t"
its course. The time is therefore biting
to throw so mo light upon the conduct
ot one of the department which com
pose that administration. On February
23, and again on March 22 last, I ad
dressed the President, protesting against
tho action ot tho Stale department in
persistently screening corruption, and
at the same time negotiating an injuri
ous and improper treaty with Spain.
Oa Aprd 4. baring received no reply
beyond a bare acknowledgment. I tele
graphed to tho Preaideut, requesting to
be ordered to Washington to substanti
ate my charges. To this also I receiv
ed no reply. On April OJx I azan tel
egraphed in these words: "I have tbe
honor to tender my resignation, to take
effect immediately. I can be ordered
to Washington for thc purposes already,
explained." I then received a dispatch
by- cable from the Secretary of
State, announcing tbat tbe Presi
dent did not think it advi3ab!e
lor mo .o return to Washington, as
my services were required at Havana.
I immediately replied: "I request you
to say to tho president tea: i am un
willing to servo under a department
whose policy I disapprove, and which
I consider has treated me with in
justice and indignity. I lender my
resignation, to take effect immediately
To this I got r.o reply, and asrain tc le-
graphea to tne presiuent. i sunn
unless
ir
Lion
accented as reouested." I low charge
the state department wiih grave dere
liction from public duty; with gros?
and continued neglect ot injuries and in
jolts put upon American citizen.
American seamen and American trade
in tbe Island ot Cuba; with a vacilla
ting and ignominious policy, requiring
often to be stimulated into tbe defence
ot piotection ot Americans, and even if
sometimes assuming an nonoranie anu
becoming position, abandoning it as a
rulo before the resistance of Spain, and
yielding more than onco'just before
Spain acceded to ils jnst demands. I
charge it with negotiating a commer
cial agreement with Spain to manifest
ly improper and illconsideml tbat in
six weeks after it was signed it had to
be abandoned and a new one concluded
in which two of the original seven
articles wero omitted altogether while
two others must be submitted to the de
cision of the Spanish cortes, not yet
elected.
I charge that tho stipulations of this
agreement are injurious to the interests
and honor of the country, and a re
proach to its diplomacy, for it provides
that the United States shall abandon to
Spain duties amounting annually to
$6,500,000. while Spain gives up to us
only $1,700,000 In return. It provides
that American cat torn house officials
shall report to aSpanish consuls, iu order
to enable Cubca authorities to enforce
rigorously their exactions on our own
trade; and this, as it standi, istbe whole
of the agreement lo-day. I charge that
this agreement ws in reality a tn-aiy,
and not submitted to tho Seoalo in ac
cordance with the constitution; but un
der the pretence tbat it w s a "ooiu
tnercial agreement." important stipula
tions with a forelsn government were
entered into witbout tbe sanction of
that branch of the legislature whose
consent is Indispensable. Two impor
tant provisions in the treaty of January
24 were thus altogether illegal and un
constitutional; one stipulating, as I
have shown, that the custom house of
the United States shall lumish to Span
ish consuls, whcnovcT they noy request
them to certificates of thc cargoes o
mnr inri tobacco brought from tbe
Antilles and tho other, far more
grave, establishing 'perfect equality o
treatment between tbe bpanisa provin
ces and the United States," and remov
iaz all extra duties, "or discrimination
not general as to otner countries having
tho treatment of tbe most lavorcu na
tion." Tbe executive bad no more
freedom and that no one will jbo hurt
except tho3c who should not bo screened.
KUADAND THINK.
Wounds given to honor never heal.
Corncillc.
Every great passion is but a prolong
ed hope. J'cuchcrcs. 1
Fiction pleases tho wore in propor
tion as it resembles truth.'
He who lives but for himself lives but
for a little thing. ZTaoaH.
Yoojunt but few things necessary is
the foundation ot many virtues.
Our acts ruakc or mar us; 'wo are tho
children of our ovvn deeds. Victor
Hugo. J
Women enjoy more the pleasure
they give than the plcasure'they feel.
Jlochcpcdrc.
As to trouble, who expects to find
cherries without stones, or ruses with out
thorns?
To succeed one must Tometime3 bo
very bold, and sometimes very prudent.
Xapolcon.
Hypocrites are wicked; tbey hide
their defects with so much earn that
their hearts an; poisoned by them.
Marguerite dc Valois.
There are m tt'es everywhere,
But smocta green grasses are more
common ttill ;
Tho blue of heaven is larger than the
cloud. Mrs. Iiroicninrj.
Whatever the world may fay, there
are tome mortal sorrows, and our iiv3
ebb away less through our blood than
through our tears. Juillerat.
When you measure aught give full
measure and weight with a just balauce.
One hour of equity is better thun severs
ty years of devotion. The Koran.
It is much easier to find a score of
men wise enough to discover the truth
than to find one intrepid enough, in the
face of opposition, to stand up for it.
lses." . iieeu mm
fair one. "do not co." "I must." Just!
then tho father's steDS echced adown
IkA liitllntnit rm. nit n nt rf m Ck in
old gentleman," said tho departing)
lover: three removes arc as good as a
fire," and he clutched his sombrero and
departed. Boston Courier'
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1 2 -iml 22 - -23- ii -ig
, j ' Fa " 9inw 'ti' 'ILL
V V
The best evidence in the world of the
purity and excelieace of BlackwelTa Bull
Durham Smoking Tobacco is found in the
fact that the fame of this tobacco increases
from year to year. This could not be the
case if it were merely gotten up to sell.
or had any dubious or dangerous ingre
dients in it Among' mfllions of users of
all nationalities, surely some one would
find out if it rere impure, injurious or
unpalatable. For 18 years this tobacco has
been acknowledged to be the best in the
toorld, and every year the Bull Durham
brand grows more popular, the demand for
it wider, and smokers
more enthusiastic over its
delicious natural flavor.
Ask your dealer for it
Get the genuine trade
mark of the BulL ,
There is no mischief done where
Blackwell's Bull Durham
Smoking; Tobacco is used.
HAXLKOADS. &c
TFilniington & Weldou
Railroad Company.
OFFICE O? GEMEaAL StJPERlimJNDKUT,
Wilmington, N. a. A ptll 25, 1S84.
.La.
I Change of Schedule.
nN AND AFTEE APRIL 27, IS84. AT 9.00
Passenger Trains on
ailroad wiU run as follows
I P. M.
2.5.0 A. M.
stop only as Wilson,
men 7 1yd nrm c f rl
DIXIELAND
SUCCESS TO TRIFLES
i 1
CUCUMBER PICKLES,
In bottles, ke3 and bbls.
Large and Juicy.
Twenty-four Hours to Live
From John Kubn, LarayeUp,-Ind.,
who annouuecs that he Is now ia 'per
fect health." wo have tho following:
"One year ago I was to all appearance,
in the last stazes of Consumption. Our
best physicians gave my case up. I
Goaliy got so low that oar doctor said I
could only live twenty-four hours. My
tnenda then purchased a bottle of 1)11
WM. HALL'S RALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, which considerably bene Iked
mo. I continued; until j I took nine
bottles and I am now iu pcrlcct health.
The.. Georgia cotton crop 13 very
backward.
Seven new churches are now being
built in Little Rock, Ark.
Ch.nese laundries arc springing up
with wonderful rapidity in the South
ern cities.
lhe Mississippi Alius, at wesson
annually convert 750.000 pounds of
wool into cloth.
Crystal Springs, Miss., is shippin
large quaniies of strawberries to points
INorth and West.
Mississippi grows the nnest wool in
the world, and yet but iittlo attention is
paid to tins industry.
s a. . V r-v tJ
A lam il7 named u ueii, living in
Knox, county, have fallen heir to a tort
unc of $8,000,000.
ChUtanooogn .Tenn., is talking of
organizing a jockey club, for the pur
pose of giving regular race meetings.
I l our hundred and nxly seven in
mates of the Lunatic Asvlura of Miss
issippi, with 200 more knocking for ad
mittance. .
The calcite crystal marl found in tbe
mar' beds near Whiteville is said to be
liner than anywhere else in North Car
olina.
Nearly 500 miles of railroad have
been built in Mississ3ippi during the
past two years and the manufactured
cotton output Iia3 been doubled.
Tne oyster canning factory ati . New-
bern. N. C. has achieved aii abundant
success. Over 100,000 cans of oysters
have been shipped during the past three
months. One woman is said to label
over 5,000 cans in one day.
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES
AND DRIED PEACHES.
i
Received lately and guaranteed fresh.
CANNED GOODS:
FRESH APPLES,
j
In quart and gallon cans.
PEACHES, BARTLETT,
PEARS, PINE APPLES.
TOMATOES, (standard).
WINSLOW'S CORN.
GREEN PEAS, STRING
AND LIMA BEANS
the Wilantnp-
tun cb r exuon fun.
DAY MAIL, AND ELXPHESS TRAINS
NOS. 47 NOETH AND 43 SOUTH.
Jbeave Wlunineton.l!rontSt.DeTt. 9.C0 A- ii
Arrive at weldon... L. 2.S1 P. il
Leave Weldon. L. s.oo p. m
Arrive at w lim'gton j Front St. Dpt, 8.40 P. 3J
Fast Thkocgh Mail & Passsxges Tratn
Dailt No. 40 South.
.Leave weldon k. o P. M
Arrive at Wllm'gton.FrontSt.D'p't 10.25 P.JM
ItlAlL. AL FASSESGES TRAINS T)att.y
No. 43 North.
Leave Wllmlnarton.......
Arrive at WeldonL..
Train No. 40 South will
Goldsboro and Masmolla.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
awiuinoriaruoroai l.-u A. jy.. ana 4.S0 P.
iu.. jjaiiv. i buna a vs pxepntfn jfehimfn
leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M and 3 P. M. Dallv.
jx&uiax lor ocotiana jsecK at 3.25 P. M. Re-
lunung leave Bcouand Jsect at .39 A. M
aauy excepx sunaay.
xrainno. 4. makes cloeo connection at Wei
aonior au points JNorth-Dally. All rail via
lucnmqna, ana dally except Sunday via Bay
Train JIo. 13 runs dallv and raatraclAart CAT!
nection for all Points North via Richmond and
wasmngcon. " s
All trains run solid between WPmlii-trm
Tvasnineton. ana have Pullman Palaco Sleeri
ers attached.
For accommodation of local travel a nassEn-
gcr coach will be attached to local freight leav
ig Wilmington at G.55 A. M. Daily except
csunaay.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General SnDerintcndeat
T. M. EMFJ1SON, Genera" Paasenger Azenu
WHOLESALE PPIcfT'
The
wholesale i
small orders !
BAGGING
Standard.
2 lb.......
BACON North Caroll.""
fw"ii, V ID
Shoulders. V fc
Sides, tf-is.:. "
WESTERN SMOKED-"""T
tiaras.. ...... ........ 1
Sides, lb......
Shoulders....
DRY SALTED
u.uuj. v ...... ........ ...
Shoulders. &
uAiiiuia-spirlts Turwtt,J r
03 q
O !
Ci wijka cacn....... i
New City,each 5
BEESWAX, V fi.....I f
BRICKS, V - : a
BUTTER, fh
norui varoiinju. ......
CANDLES," "-f'tt'T 30 9
I Sperm 1 1
Taalow O
Adamantlae " " f lO
CHEESE, y ft
Dairy, Cream...
State 'k"
COFFEE, y lb "
Java
Laguyra.. '""
mo
o
ft
10 Q
IS
corn meal, v bu. . in iV.::
COTTON TIES. V hnnaTT0,
SheetlDg,44, f yd
Yarns. bunch
EGGS, y dozen .....I'-
o
Ol
85 o
S5 o
6 00
a
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u
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,a
. Mackerel No, l V half bw fs S 55
Mackerel, No. 2 bbl.... .j 5 X Si"
Mackerel, No. i half bbV 5 S '
Mackerel! No. 3. bf,K 0Dl" I Si 5
VTnllata 2 1.1.1 ' " 4
.............. i on m r
ainueis, rork bbls 7 nrr . L
N. C. Roe Herring, ker JS S ?
Dry Cod. W S 9 4? 4
TILIZERS. -2 non " f 11
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Wilmington, I Columbia
& Augusta R. K. Co.
Office oy Gsxkbai. S upesiktentjen t. .
i
Wilmington, N. C. April 25. IS 4 I
FER1
Peruvian Guano, No. 1..... n ra
!Jaagh-sPho8Vhar.V:-.rSS
Bone Meal ' ""S S
Bone Flour....;... ..'Tqqm
Navassa Guano... j in aX
Complete Manure.... ioo oo
Whann's Phosphate m
Wando Phosphate :"m J3;
J( It.
0100
Oi7Ct
tM or
45JC7 a
Dnate r"-
Berger & BuEz's PhorphatB. 00 CO iS
ExcellenzaCottotvFcrSMS SS?
rench's Carbonale of lEZr'Z
Agricultural TI
f, u ..............., .. o in
Northern Super. & 4o
Family....... i
aty MIHa-Extra.... .... .... e eo
FamUy..... ...... 575
extra amuy.... 6 so
ou
OI75
a e av
4S
L. BBIDG-ERS & GO.
11 0 North Front St.
apl 26
Nothing Like Them.
Benson's Capclcc Porous Rasters are be-
yord all comparison the best. Prompt, sure.
trice xo cents. i apl 21
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Change of Schedule.
n AND AFTER APRIL 25th. 1&4. at
F 4.33 A. l., the following Paeserrer Scued
u;e will be run on this road : i
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Nob.
West and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington .7. 9.10 P. M
Leave Florence 2.40 A. ii
Arrive at C. C & A. Junction .20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia fi.40A. M.
Leave Columbia 9. 55P. M.
Leave C, C. & A. Junction.. .......10.20 P. M.
Leave Florence.... 4.33 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 8.23 A. M.
Night Mail and Pabsknqes Train, Dailt
ISO. 4U WEST.
Leave Wilmington lfi.40 P. M
Arrive at Florence
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
No. 48East
Leave Florence at
Arrive at Wllmlnarton....
Train stops at all stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemingitoii. and MarioD
Passengers for Columbia and all points on i
& C. R. R., C, & R. R. Stations, Aiken June
uon, anu all points
40 Night Express.
Sejarate Pullman Sleepers
anu Augusta on Tram 4 0
All trains run eolld botween Charleston and
Wilmington.
Local freight leaves Wilmington daily ex
cept Sunday at 5.00 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINR,
General Snucrlntenticnt
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
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WLUIu w IB n
txKAJJN, sr Dusuei
jornr from store, br.gs, white.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white..
Cora, cargo, In bags, white..
Com. carcro. mixed. In bss-s..
.1 . . . - - - KJ
uaia, irom store.
Cow Peas...
HIDES, ? lb
varcen. ......
Iry
BAY. & 100 Ibo-
Eastern.....
Western
North River
HOOP HRON. W lh
LAliD, Vtr- : j
N orthem . . ,
onn tj arouna m
LIME, barrel i 40
LUMBER, City Sawed, r M ft.
cmp isiuu, rcsaweo. oo
Rough Edge Plank ....15 00
Wee t India Cargoes.according 1 1
to fluality..! l.t 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00
Scautling and Board. com'n..l4 00
MOLASSES. p"crallon i
ftew crop oiiba, Li lihos.....
" In bbls
Porto Rico, In t Eds..
" " In bbls..........
Sugar House, ia bhds
" .-- in. bbls
Syrup, In bbls '
NAILS, & Reg.Cut.10d basis..
OILS, gallon-
Kerosene
Lard..'J
Linseed
Rosin.. j
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th coTtrnment, and who ought to haru
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information without considering which
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consular clerk whom 1 repeaicoiy re
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snDoroinauoo, sou a4u
and private moneys.
Tbeso accusations, eight times pre
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cfiidally for four months,- until tho day
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UAItTEB A BEOTIIEns,
23 New York.
Fanny Ellsler, the successor 61 Tagli
ni as the most famous danseuso of
Europe, is dangerously ill in England.
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(Jov. of West Virginia, died Monday
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married again in thirty minutes Irom
the time sho received a decree of divorce
from her tirst husband. j
It is said that Senator Farley's health
has been seiiously imparcd by the use
of a hair dye which has been i found to
contain po:ton'-us ingredients,
Mrs. Tabor diamonds havb created
a sensation at Oshkosb, Wis. She has
them now, but her brother's creditors
are endeavoring to secure possession.
Mr. Sam Ward, who has been in
Homo all Winter. ! has recovered from
tho malarial attack, and the Italian pa
pers say that tho I attempt to make a
Catholic of him failed. j
Thc only two living daughters of
General 11. E. Lcc, Misses Alary and
Mildred, make their home with their
brother Custis. who succeeded his
father as president of the Washington
University, at lcxington. Miss Mary
has traveled all over the world since
the war. and both are most, intelligent Uarpcr'8 YOttllg People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pasca.
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tho way of Illustration nas been done, and the
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MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE.
A Certain, Safe and Effective Remedy for
SORE, WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES,
Producing Longsightedness, au 1 Re
storing the Sight of the Old.
Cures Tear Dreps, Granulation, Stye Turners,
itea Eyes, slatted Eye uasnes, ana pro
ducing yulck Kcaer ana i'crma
j ncnt Cure.
Also, equally efficacious when used in other
maladies, buco as Ulcers, Fever Sores, Tu
mors. Salt Rheum, Burns, Piles, or wherever
Inflammation exists. MITCHELL'S SALVE
may be used to advantage.
Bold by all Druggists at Zoo. apl 21-4W
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OrflCE OF GENESAL SUPEKUfTEKDEXT,
Wilmington. N. C.. Oct. , 1833.
I
266th Edition. Price Only $1
li X MAIL, I'USl -t AliJ. .
1884.
Dolus a Great lcal oTGooil.
Mrs. J. Berrr, of Portland. Me.,
writes Your HENRY'S CARBOLIC
SALVE ts doinj a great ileal ot good.
Some of my friends hsvc been greatly
benefitted by its usa. I think it is tbe
bat falro I have overused. Beware of
counterfeits.
BAKER'S TAIN 1'AAAUhA cares
pa.n in Man and Beast. For use ex
ternally and internally.
DR. ROGER'S VEGETABLE
WORM SYRUP instsntly destroys
Worms and removes the Secretions
which cause them.
DR. DkWITT C. KELLINGER'S
LINIMENT is an infallible euro lor
Rheumatism, Sprains. Lameness and
Diseases of the Scalp, and for promoting
the growth oi the Hair.
Denton's Balsam cures Colds. Coughs,
Rheumatism. Kidney troubles, etc.
Can be ucd externally as a plaster.
KHOW THYSELF,
A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD.
Exhausted Vltalltr. Nervous atid PhvRlcAl
Debility. Premature Deciino in Man.
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contains 125 prescriptions for all acute and
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by mall, post-paid. Illustrative sample G cts
Send now. Gold mclai awarded the author
by tbe National Medical Association, to the
officers of which he refers.
This bdok should be read by the younn for
Instruction, and by the afJieted lor relief. It
will benefit all. London Lancet.
There is no member cf gorietv ta xc (mm i K'a
book wlU not be useful, wbf ti
guardian. Instructor or clergyman Argonaut.
. f eawwy aicoicai jnsuiute. "t
VJ'.W-J.1' barter. So. 4 Bull2nch Street.
UOStOn. JIasS. . Who HLS v lm rr.Rnltvl nr all
diseases renulrinz skill ami
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Change of Schedule,
rH AND AFTEK OCT'K 1st,
POTATOES, bnshel
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Irish. ?" bbl..
POILK. barrel-
city filess 3 K sTA
Prime WOO C17M
Rump 17 00 tflS 00
BICE Carolina. lb
Eoueh. V bnaheh. 95 fl lU
BAGS, lbCountry.. IW 1
nil m . mmm 1 i
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ROPE. V ft
SALT, sack, Alum.
Aaverpoo
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American.......
SUGAR, ft Cuba
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Railroad :
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PASSENGES MAIL. AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Dally except Sundays.
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i. jeave Jiaieignat.... 8.00 p.
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No. 1
Arrive at Charlotte at 7.30 A.
Leave Charlotte at r.i.5 r
no. m. arrive itaieign at 8.30 A.
) Arrive at Wilmington at....8.25 A.
Passenger Trains ston at reirsbir fitn.n
only, and points designated In the Company
SHELBY DIVISION, PAS3ENGES, MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
SHINGLES, 7 In. y M M tt
Common.. J 60 111
Cypress :Saps.. f g
Cyprees Hearta 0 00 O 7
STAVES. V M-W. O. Barrel,.12 00 It I w
R. O. Hogshead 00 00 CM w
'ALLOW, v ib.;..- m 0
1MBER, M fcet-Shlpplag.lS tt
No. 3. J
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No. 4
Dally except Sundays.
xcave i;nariotie......
400
ll
8.15 A. M
Arrive at Shelby ......12.15 P. M.
xaveDneiDy v7.40 p.
arrive as unariotte 5.40 P. 11.
Trains JNo. 1 and 2 make r.lran mnmm
rr . . . . , t-. . . 7 . u.
jnaimei wita k.a. J. rains to and from R.i.
clgh.
A nrougn Bieeuins ci
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Uharlottp..
x .&g i rain
Cars between Wilmington
TALLOW
TtMTtPIT?
Fine Mill. ........11 oa
, Mill Prime..... 'LSJE
trill c. tODH 9 BO
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Common Mill .. f 2 i S
m. mm X tjl MJ W II A I 1 1. I m mt
WHISKEY, V gal-Northera-l
North Caroliha....... 1
W4X3L, & Washed...... 2
Bum 11 si i t-
n AT Ti for the working class. wLj
mall vou free, a royal, tao-
box of sample goocb that will put r i
way or making more money in
Mil fTri- I hr.nrh rwas1hlA St SHT V""ZZ
Capital nol required. We will urt ro
can work all the tlma or In spare
irain ro. x ior otatesvllle. Stations I c11 wen an me unu or in Brvvj,icJ
Western N C R R, Ashellle and points West. lke work Is universally aUptci wbowg
Atlanta and all points Southwest. cents to $5 everv evening. That ai
. . - m mrm mm
L. C. JONES, wort may test the business, wo T,
innftrintTiri i iaraJiCiCu oner: to an wno re w
octl I writlnz us. Full nartlrn!ars.drectto.
sent free. Fortunes will I mAoc,
For Sale.
i
PAIR CARRIAGE HORSES, -
who give their whole lime to the war- .'
success absolately sure. Don't oe,
now. Address Stixsojc Co.,
sxAinc
urn i
jc''ty. KlbMEa Such
THYSELF
500 Horses
BE FITTED OUT WITIT
yj Bridles, Saddles, Collars, I lame i. Ac
Harness,
full line of Trunks. Bags and eatchela. Car
ria res. Burgles. Phjctons, Carts, Drayi, Ac.
All out goods are fresh and best qualltr for
price In the State. - 1 J.
- KCDOUaALL BOWDKN
v . " Korth Frost St.
Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store.
aplSS 4 ,
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SEVERAL FINE BUGGY HORSES.
GOOD MULES.
Also, Carriages,SBuggics and j :
Hearses toJU5i:ilowe6trpossIble;rates.
HOLLINGSWORTH A CO..
f livery and Sale Sullies,
Emch 15 Cor. 4th ax.d Mul berry sta
Dyed
TMONACH'S, 16V SECOND STREET.te-
tween Mariet and Princess, Ladles and Gen
Ueraen'a gooa of every description, any color.
Also, cleaning, scouring and bleaching. I iSend
me a pair of tout old J&d Glove. . -COV
AGENTS
"" The Urgest,
ot ever sold for Jess --
fnce. Tre fastest scmng DW,n lnieU
mmesse profits to agcots. -f jL. i tf
people want it. Any one cznui"Z vpoi
ceasfnl agent. Terms free. JJArj7i.ir
Co . Portland. Maine. voiwi
a week at none. fji
kzr absolutely earc
busmess at which persons of wUot Wl
or old, can make great pay alJ fff. jr K
work, with absolute certainty, oTSuwU"
ticulars to U. Hallett Co.. Ponu
S66
A PRIZE ddTe'tr.
box of goods which will help
money right away than Wt?2e&t
hour The broad road to fortune tfflLg, f
dress, Tkujb A Co., Augusta,
nov 20s3d lyw
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