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.1 MISCELLANEOUS THE CHEAT GEKMAM REMEDY FOR PAIN. Neuralgia, Sciatica. Lubbs, I1ACUACT1E, niUCU I3C11CIX SOPETHRfllT. mosmrrrs, cruxs.sriLDf, Al aa U411 flM tc. InrrctwM la II tr. That Doughty Duchess. iion.nitrOiMiiJons about n Won !friiil Woman Her Tiiunib ...! Tinkers. ivlreal oJV,:'. a lQC utaoit aatoolsh- -wM)nui!t,"2innc J her big broth t. ntIl-faTer, irlic In athlcUc. l U; lhlt Cymbarga, wife of p. le r.rw-t. of AudrU, couiu crac nun let tfe.tr llrlreB!U Into the wall m".i her tv-mt. W U! r cr u woruior'iiH the TOung i jtj. -w a h' "f1"3""" ameeued ber ii triir- . . Ii Abulia lM tkf was mighty begums . v i'-, t rl t ur, s wl bablU ami perfect Mf. A Stronjr. of mubcrg. Pa., write -rta::.ry aVut herself, but deserves .rl'Wirtertrankoei tesara: 'Tor the t up- i 1 nave been subject to severe lti ofr u-.n.t eTAfi. ! exhausting l-lct DUfra-tt VTea-y of experiment m! -nc. I turned, without hope, to lettB'lTCliS Tbrve bottle core! roe en i"f lVT'udl:ab- for other aliments wi ir' cio"nr eftcn ani'.cted. and It trirv- or excitations I sm hippy f4 o7-r uu tU:a or for the benefit of other La iy wt r latere ted In Mrs. Stwnr vtvr. :.i i-v w n ark that PARKER S TON 12 14 r;. nr. J i cure colic r.:.T, but if tlrtue of many rw and power ful terrelietitt. It al masters all diseases of i, u..iw!-a-h. f.r example, Kheuma OimaBjtlon.Srrofula. ami all disorders it K! tnr. Ufer an 1 Stomach. It Urn IiCuer ! Uoi but not am intoxicant. tr-v. -irenl an 1 l per bottle. UlscoX A l . t brmtt. ew Voric. Jil i: arm llw lrn rCapltal Prlr.o S75,OOOI TickcLi only 85. Shares in pro portion. Louisiana Stato Lottery Company. JT do ktnip 4rU,y IXat e super rU IX mrrtxwjrmtnU for all tJu AowtUy and Semi Ju4i Jratcingt of Tk4 Louisiana SitaU Lot tery Company, mad ia pmcn mmi md con trvl tU Lrairiy$ Utnucirej. amd Vuit Uu MM mrt condmcUd tcxlk honesty, faimetsamd ingoodfaUX Uncord mU parties, amd tot author ut U Cowipmy to us tXis cert,4eate, icithfac- Commissioners. taeorporauot la t3 for 15 year by the Lex xaurare for xiueatioDai and Chantatiie par pov; wlii m capital of tl.OOl.OOO to wbcb a rrrre fund of Luo.ooo ha alnce been all.L P'T an OTcrwhelmlnr nonaUi rote It fran 'hte wma made apart of the preaent 8Ute lotutituOon adopted December 2d. A. v., 15. J. Tkt omlf Lottery rrrr rated on amd endorsed y tw pepie of any satc Itnrcer senUscr postpones. ll Gnnl Slarle Nuabcr lrawlos Uae 1 U" 630011117. a spi.KSDfn oproirruSiTY to win a nJKTUSE. riflh! Grand Drawlnjc. Claaa C, m ie Ar mr of Mulc at ew urieana. iwuj. May IS, IS lBS'.h Monthly Draw lax. Capital Prize, S75.000, 10U.0OO Tickets at Five Dol lars Each. Fractions In Fifths in proportion. list or p&izrs. 1 Captul Prtxe of 1 Ctptul IMae of i ciiui rnte or ? Prlxe of t.noo. PrUr of t,ftio U rriwa of l.OOO t rrtic of iJ i rr.ze of PrUc of i oo VrUtm of ao : rr".i of ii. arrsoxiMATiox raizwa. ArproxiroAaoa PrUc of ITao. - " 73.000 3,000 10,000 12.O0C 10,000 10,000 10,000 .20.000 30,000 25.0IO C5.000 .730 i.500 2,250 l.-7 rrlie. amoanUnx to. . 7 -, m.mjuuun, hj... ........ wL o3;ne ot to Company ta hew Or- !rl '"iWon, write clearly, gr li 'ttU 1 Male P. O. Money Or- SKw.tVi?"-1-''!" Itetltr(Ml Letter to OUX. NATIONAL HANK, riwr.. .NEW UtUAXS, Li. !UMJLNom ordinary lettera by L -a: flJl1? ( f uJ upward yaiprt ai our expense) to U. A. DAUPHIN. -. w . . New Or lean. L. - . a. mcritix. JgSaf Waahltoa. D. C. Mortgage Sale. jx ftasuAXCE or the powibs of a nrru!a morture rora Ktoeh Reynold P D i. re.brtB lt the lth day or October. , n tulf reorted to the Iconbi of tho omuOBi, lathe elt of Wilmington. N. fo I. tlw tiKterUntl will tell t pab,li ancuo. n a wnarf al the foot of ill!... klTt h9 elty of Wllmlnfrtow. on r2i -,. .,ar C-Xh- rliB schooner or Li e1TlBMSABAn-.of lb bardeoof taAi7 TTTw w loo txriaerwiia &u ex the I aDr.t : " nn u oiner aeceaaarir Vlirr. aa ownf oatoaUd reaaeJ o w-L. . . Ta Alex. Johaaoo' w Weal Us of the rtier. hxrf pt In, IK 12 GO UK. Mortgagee TheDaily Review. ?T UNTiL-MfiXT TIMC. 1 I tlrcitnctl that wo were lover As tender as tra nand in K still When I iroaght joa the daffodil.' j And you looked j up arvl aruiled me. 'n1!? 9Wfel,,pals were we then indeed. beoyemth was budding inUj bloom; tjuu now me uowcis r gone to seed, uu oreczea uareielt no perl u me. 'Ik can so you ever, ever will ! ate such a crook el iew of things. iiiioniDK tnis ana that until Confusion ends in CAvilin" Itecausoyoai never, never will Tcrceive the forcoof what I say: A if I always reasoned ill Knouja to take ono's breath away !" "But what, it riner lovo replace Tlio vi.ion that enchanted roe. When all you did was perfect trace, Aud all you said was melody?" i . f And what, if loyal Learta renew The iuiace. never auite forezoce. Com bin ing, as f yre. in you A bamson and a Solomon?" "Then to the breezes w II I toss The straws wc split, loss. i with tempers Then seal upon your lips anew rhe peace that senile hearts ensue. "Oh. welcome then, ye playful ways. And sunshine of the early days. And banish ta the clouds Above Doll reason, that bedarkens love!" It. D. Blackmore. ItlOTING IN N Oil FOLK. Police Attacked by a Mob of Nejrroes Several Officers llurt. The Norfolk Landmark of Wednesday says: inc negroes almost hau posses sion of Norfolk yesterday. At an early hour the different military companies began to assemble at their respective armor.es, and about 11 o'clock marched down Church street to Mam. thence to the Norfolk & Western depot, where hey were shortly joined by two com- . a m pames irom. J'etcrsDur? ana one iroai Richmond. Coining up Main street they were met by the colored military roni Portsmouth, and the whole line paraded the city. After the parade the military marched to the Masonic Hall on Quen street and partook ot a ban quet. Kverything up to this lime had Eassed off quietly, although there were undrcds of negroes following the sol diers. A number cf policemen were detailed to go with the military to pre serve order. ' After-the banquet iho battalion, witb the visiting companies, marched to tho arge. vacant lot at the corner of Cum berland and Kent streets to have a dress parade and drill, where they arrived about 5.45 o'clock. By this time the crowd following the soldiers had swelled to at least 2,000 people, all ot whom were neeroe3. The crowd "then began to fill up the lot, and Major W. tl. raimer. commanaing tnc oaiiioa. had to call on the police to move tho crowd back, so that the companies could manoeuvre. The oQiccrs then began, to give orders to the crowd to move back. when there carao a volley ot paving stones, some ot which struck tbcotiicer3 with such force aB to knock them down. Officer Walters was rendered uncon scious by a blow, ami ho was afterward disarmed bv the mob: Officer Ilarnes was struck in the back: Officer West on the arin. and Officers Kast, Cuth riell. and llitcbinzs were more or less injured. Mr. T. K. Roberts, in attempt to lake tho Dart of tbo officers, was also knocked down and beaten. After a hard struggle the officers sue cceded in arresting three of the leaders John Moore. (Jeorgo W. Ellis and Henry Minton on a charge ot attempt ing to crcale a riot, aud two others named Walter Cameron and Robert Jenkins, tor interfering with theollieers in the discharge of their duties, it will be remembered that Jenkins is the same negro who was shot by officer Barnes in the fate raid on I Brown's saloon on Ouecn street. Duriug the parade yes lerday the soldiers marched to the City Hall, where they were addressed by Mayor Iauib. During the row the mob indulged in serious threats, and the police dcscrTc grtfat credit for tho cool manner in which they acted, and it is fortunate that their pistols were not used. ! About an hour after the occurrence reported above an affair occurred on Bank street between an officer and several negroes, which resulted in the officer being badly beaten. tbo facts in tho case being as' follows: Officer Slavin. while walking along, saw a negro man strike ano?ro woman in the mouth, aod thinking that a, row j might bo brought about by the act, went up and attempted to arrest the offender. when he wa resisted and( an attack made upon him. He was knocked down and his club taken from him. U bile down the rioters kicked, culled and otherwise beat him severely, many of bis wounds being extremely painful. and it is feared seriou. Finally assis tance was rendered Officer Slavin. and one ot me attacking party, a negro named James Norton, was arrested and locked up tor examination tlin morning. Caroliiia' There has been quite an interesting discussion in tho columns of tho Charleston Xcws and Courier as to the origin of the name Carolina. , The last communication on the subject declares the matter to be incapable of solution, and says that as it was a mooted ques lion ta Charleston as far back as lboti. when Ashe visited that city and when the first settlers were still alive, it can not now be freed from j doubt. We suspect that much of the doubt sprang from what Athe wrote. Charlfston waa originally located oa the Cape Fear then removed to that Sand Hills above the site of the present city and subsequently definitely j established where wo tind it. Il wast called in honor of Charles II who imade the grant of tho province to bis evtu courtiers. Doabtlecs among the settlers there were tomo who supposed that the name of the province also was derived from the fame source. Hat, Ashe hard ly soared that notion. Ho wrote that the name Carolina was derived either v' I ." -i' from that of our most gracious sovereign ChAtlcj II or Charles the IX. or France &c " One sees at a glance that he was inclined to the last opinion or he wonld not have mentioned at all the possibility of the derivation tiog from tho French king. - Besides, be log ically nuts the better opinion last. The fact is there was no basis for the su;" zestion that the name was derived from Charles II. '"Oar. most grcious sovereign" came to the throne in lfttO . while the country South ot Virginia was called Carolina anterior to that date. In 1652, in Cromwell's time. Yardly. a Virginian by birth, sailed through Currituck: inlet into Albe marle sound and visited Roanoke Is land and the ruins of the fort erected by Sir Walter Raleigh's colony, and in his account of his exploration be speaks oi mo country as oouia v lrcinia or Carolina1 The whole region between lrginia and Honda was known as Carolina long oexorc tne day ot 'our gracious sovereign Charles II." ThU then removes the doubt which Ashe in ICS0 cxDressed as a sort of compliment to the English king. - It is noteworthy. toolhateycn atthtdatc, 1652 South of Currituck inlet was known as Carolina, tor Currituck inlet was subsequently fixed as the beginning of the dividing line between the two domains News and Observer. Cash Well Spent. Money expended on personal adorn ment is often foolishly wasted unon articles of no intrinsic value. A bottle of SOZODONT, however, is worth its weight in gold to any one troubled with poor teeth, and its price is cash well spent by the purchaser. Though it will not make the teeth regular, they who use it are astonished at the rapid im provement it effects in the dental row. Moreover, they breathe sweetness, and haye healthy gums and ruddy lips. A Alother's Love. A dwelling-house took fire in one of he chambers the other night from an exploding oil lamp. The . llmes were extinguished after a sharp struggle by the woman of the house, -Who had her hand badly burned. She was relatli r bcr adventures to a neighbor next morniog and the woman asked: "Why didn t you rise the alarm where was Bessie ?" Bessie and her beau were courting in the parlor," was the calm reply. "And you never called on them ?" "Not a word. I have known cases where a sudden alarm has upset a young man just as he was about to pro- ose and cnaneed the whole luture ot two lives." ChicagoSun No other preparation so concentrates and combines blood-purifying, vitaliz- ng, enriching and invigorating quali les as Ayer's ISarsaparilla. Quality should be considered when making comparisons. Always Put Something Arouud Her. "There. Frances, you have caught auother cold, and I'll warrant you caught it last night when you were walking with Joe." ' Oh. no. mother. I couldn't have caught it then, 'cause we didn't go fast enough" to citch anything: in tact, wo just sat down on the stile and studied astronomy. "And did you haye anything around you. ray dear?" f Ob, yes, indeed, 1 did! Joe is al ways particular about that: he won't allow me to sit down any where in the evening air without sometning around me. Uhrtslian hxammcr. Ex-Speaker James W. II listed, of tho New York Legislature, MAKES A FEW-REMARKS.' You did not go to Florida for your couh and co'.d. as you proposed?" I found the necessary ozone and pine aroma in four Allcock's Porous Plastcrs.'twoon my back and two on my chest. I was quickly cured ; they proved a perlcct snicld agaips t pneumonia, These plasters also cured my son of rheumatism in the shoulder, which for months defied medical skill. I have found them very quick to cure aud ab solutely painless. In bruises no exter nal remedies can be more enective. 'Allcock's is tho only genuine Porous Plaster; buy no other and you will not bo cheated. Baltimore & Wilmington i ( . .. . Steamship Line. STEAMSHIP WILL SAIL FRO BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MAY 10th i FROM . ' j WILMINGTON; THURSDAY.. MAY 15th Through Bills of Lading and lowest through ratrs guaranteed to and from polnta on the nan Koaia ana ape fear uirer. -i ALSO. To anil from Boston. Providence, Pnllade phla and all Western clUea. For Frelgrt Engagement, apply to A. 13. OAZAUX Agt, Wtlmtccton. N. C. ANDKEWS, Jfc CO., Ajjt.f S. W. Corner Light a ad German Sta-, s mayS BalUmore.i Sportsman's Goods. V1TE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT If of EngUah &ad Belgium BreecbvXoaders ever broaeht to this market. Also a flrat- etaaa stock of ShelU. Wading. P rimer. Crt rtdgv Baga. Gun Cap. Game Bags. Ac In tact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good goods and guarantee prices. W. K. SPRINGER A CUu SnccAsmrs to John Dswson A Col, j may 3 IS, XI and Z3 Market SUoet MISCELLANEOUS. ' PSAT.MS, . ' kevised.3 . i . vHEAR this, all ye peoplqj. and give ear all ye invalids of the. world, Hop Bitters will make yon weil and to re joice. . . i - 2, It shall cure all the people and put sickness and suffering under foot. 3. ' Be thou Nno afraid when your family is sick, or you havcBright'sdis ease .or Ldver Complaint, for Hop Bit ters will cure you. 4. Both low and high, rich and poor know the value of Hop Bitters for bili ous, nervous and EJteumalic com plaints. 5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and I shall have robust and blooming health. 1 6. Add disease upon disease and let the worst cdmc, I am safe if I use Hop Bitters. i 7. For all mv life have I been I plagued with sickness and sores, and I not until a year ago was I cured, by Hop jsittcrs. . 8. 1 He that keepeth his hooes from aching from Rheumatism and Neural gia, with Hop Bitters, doeth wisely. 9. Though thou hast sores, pimples, freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poisoning, yet Hop Bitters, will remove them all. . . 10. - "What woman is there, feeble, ahd siek from female complaints, who desireth not health and useth Hop Bit ters and is made well. . 1. Lct not neakct to use Hop BIttera bring on serious Kidney and Liver complaints. 12 Keep thy tongue from belog furred, thv blood pare, and thy Btomvh from Indigestion bynalofr llop Bitters 1 - i 14 All mv tmina and iuhps ami iltuiona .a like chaff before the wind when I use Hop 14- Mark the man who wasnearly dead and Riven up bv the doctors after ra Ing Hop Hit ter and becometh welL 15. 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Even If the lady is determined to buy tlte- i - I- I i wherr, she will do well to call on n I I - j and see the latest fashions first, at ; ,: TAYLOR'S BAZA'AR. o- 1 JUST OPENED, A FINE AND ATT R ACTIVE STOCK UF GLOVES AND MITTS, In Black, Cream, Tan, Garnet, 'Bhie, and Id every color jou could wish ror;innc. Lisle Thread. Cotton. Brilliant Lbie. and Kid In every size and quality: " AUjo ready to show a new anil ' , 1 well selected stock of w - prons For Ladles, Misses and Children, which 1 , has never been shown in this city before, also, ULaSi-O 353. , , We display NovH les In Fancy Laces, i fot dress trimmings, Oriental, Cluey. Norman dy, Spanish Point in net, 27 laches wide. Lace Edging , to jmatcb, also, . f EMBROIDERIES,' r in Swiss, Nainsook, and Irish Point. at rc- 1 - ' i markably low figures at : TAYLOR'S v BAZAAR, 118 Market St., - WILMINGTON, N apl 15 New York & Wilmington Steamship Line. t;' STEAMERS WILL SAIL FRDU; NEW YORK .EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. P.! H. i BENEFACTOB......;.:....8atnrdAy, May rUCGUIJkTOR..-,..........StTirdayt May 10 BENEFACTOR........ ..Sarturday. May 17 I I .1 . REG ULATOR.. Saturday, May 21 BENEFACTOR. ..Saturdayl May jj MT Through Bills Ladlxur and Loweat Througa Rates gtaranteod to and from Foists m North and South Carolina. t x" .. 1 For Freight or Passage apply to v 1 -H. G. 8MALLBONE8. Superlatendent. Wilmington, N. C THEO. G. EQEB, Freight Agent, I 3o Broadway, New York. YTU. P. CLYDE ACOQwomr) Ageata. White Meal Yeast. . VERY VALUABLE PURE YK AST POWDER. HaTlng beea thoroughly tested by a greatjmny of the ladle of Wllailigjion f jel v hcilli.tln la coranoeallnx ill fa tho. publk. Il L;?iogct tor brcaV, roll rjrjblscult. I It is made by Mbta. f lodges! of thi fj-jlty, ot pore reg.-UL)e matter, azl clu?refer3.t mm." 'Tf' Mi e. A. A. U lllarl. J . Mrs. Gec'WhiUog, Mra. SaratM! Norttuop, ' , or thf XMTOUacsa o I lerUtcment - . jNo.-i.M.)vrwiujriT, Trmitat, Sole Agent - ,i- mch 31 For ale: Q.OdD HORSES, Mt7LlBfSCG1ilES A5D1 WAGONS. AppA ti e sabrctibers for Unas and partl'rulara. v . ; i.K M ..r4IIMMN A Oi., ' i : pl 12 1 Awlm WlUxxvl, Pcuder Co , N. C. U NTRIfllMED HATS V
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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May 9, 1884, edition 1
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