MISCELLANEOUS
THE GREAT GEKMAJI
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
RIIEUHATISil;
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lambajo.
hacicaCiie,
IZLUCH, TX7IKZX,
SCP.E THROAT.
qciss r. a t tixi 5 c s.
Sorted, Csts. rL,
IT.OSTBITE3. ,
nt'HS, RCALDS,
f all mthre MU; ck
4 iM.
nm cuts i wmx.
IUU J n Prci"t
Pe-- !um tall
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Tit Clirles A.V:j1t Cj.
to A l
lU.n, B4. t. 5. A.
LtW
What is it ?
It is the best wliiie dress shirt now
ofTcrcl for sale
Why is it the best?
it. lt ii mile of the best materials
Warn u'.ta muslin,
Ilrookhcll 2 1 oo linen,
Clark's O. N.T. spool cotton.
-I I;; wcrkinaaship is unequalled
llvcr'a tinjj Stay Attachment,
French Tlackct Sleeves,
Reinforce! Bosoms
It ill f-, elegantly
"I all ncn, Short men,
1 at men, Lean men,
Big men, Little men.
MAM.TACTVRIO Y
DANIEL MILLHR & CO.,
IuroRTsii and Jobbers,
Dry Goods and Notions,
Gents' Furnishings,
S2a.-iGlH0rKINS' VLACE.
If your dealer daes not keep it, send his
a I Iress t Par. id Miller & Co., sole man-
cfacturcri, IIa;t;nore, MJ.
apl II J 3i I cdnrm
Capital Prize $150,000.
We donetitp certify CXat tct supervise the
prmtfowiti for ait the Monthly and Semi-
A mnmil Urateinas of The Louisiana State Lot
terv Company, mmd in person mm;i and con
trol the Drawings tXruelres, and that the
me art gondmcud texUk honesty, fairness, and
in food foam tJcard ait parties, and tee autXor
ue the Vompanp to use this certificate, uHlhao
wuUs of our mfnaturts attack td, in its adver
lisemenU.
Commissioners.
1 XfRtCEDKNTED ATTRACTION !
VCi; hAI.r MILLION tHSTRlDUTED!
WI5IAXA STATEToTTEBr COMPANY.
inrrpml-l In 13 for 13 rears by the Leg
UUtcre for Educational and Charitable pur-Iwi-wUh
a capital of fl.OOO.OOO to wbxb a
fvTt fund of aUO.000 has sloce beca
sHisL
r.r as overwhelming ponulai role lu fran
h was Bade arart or the present State
CobjittoUoa adopted December 2d. A. D.. 1373.
IUGKAXDSrxaLSNCKBt DRAWDCOS wll!
Ule pis monthly. I merer sealts or post-
is&ot. at the rollowlnjc Distribution:
lth Grand Monthly
AXDTtIK
trRAu3DI!(AKT SEMIANNUAL UBAWI3TG.
t the AeaJemr of Moilr, New Orloan,
Tcc4ar, June 17. I$n4.
tar ironal raicrvUion anl manage
men I of
Wl-. T. ItEAUHEfJ A nt, of IuUUna, an 1
JCUAL A. KAKLY. Of VIrstnta-
Capital Prize $150,000.
Nn. L-TlckcU ar Ten lvllar nn'r.
IIUc. i. fifth. Tenth!.
usr or i uuk?.'
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aricuxiMATtox rnuts.
Ari-rotcvaUonlTies of 3m....3i.W
i
'r') 'Vui atu3unU"ig ta &12J
?p5cUoa ferrates to cluU ahouM be toa-le
vl Ue -c of Company In New Or-
i.or.fHri:eTt,iJort. "Tit clearly. 1r
fii.I allrem. Vf.k P.O. Montr Or-
Nr!J,.V,!'h" t a-1-lre KcrUterPd Letter k
OKLtANsi NATIONAL HANK.
Itln JV NoT nt orilnary kliera by
w r? ErreA4 (all moi tt an i npwarUe
7 aipreaa at our expense) to
M. A. DAUriUN.
iitixni.hiiwWMhUftoi,-Dc-
IclcrcsUcg to Fishermen: Tbccclc-LraU!d-ruhwBraa4GilUni:
thread is
oclj at Jxcoufs. Ho is Lhalm
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TheDaily Review.
OS TO JtlCIIOND.
On to Uic-rimond!
tray
The blue and the
Hut not with the file And! drum
Toscstter the swct st ll mt-rsot May
a orotner, we onie we come!
Oo to Ilichmond
heart
love and with
To bind the wcunds of the brave.
Aud play the true, the patriot's part,
At the f hrino of a f oldier grave.,
On to Richmond with banners of peace.
i o it iuiti iu ine oanquct nail,
rra)iti our Iriudahip may
lay uever
cease, . j t
Pledging a bumper for all.
On to Richmond for right and for man
c march with a peaceful tread ;
Oil where the fliV 'of tho l!nniiln I
MunnuriTi diro to ur dead.
Ou to Richmond to bmid a homo
For the wounded, the weak and old:
mi iovc as pure tuo ocean loam
And honor a bright as sold.
Oa to Richmohd! '1 he irrav and the
blue !
In language of love shall tell
How each loughl lor his cause brave
and true
Or wounded and dying fell.
Out of the ranks to the camptns ground,
Heyoru the sun and the stars
Where sentiael soldiers march around
ith colors ot stripe and bars, j
-John A. Joyce.
j .
'MIC SLOOLM2XDYKI2.
Ho liictatcs u Letter to liis
Friend Spccklcwortli.
"Now, my dear," said Mr. Spoop-
endyke, when his wile had propped
bun u in btd, ar.u .sluflcd some extra
pillows under his houlders; "now. my
dear, take your pen and ink and 1 will
dictate a letter to Spccklewottle. If
yoa will play amannensU I don't sec
why I can t be sick just cs well as
not." ,
Mrs. Spoopendyke puttered around
and arranged her writing materials.
"Shall I write on a card with a gilt
cde. or shall I lake note paper ?M she
akcd.
VcnVl lettcr take imte paiier,1' re
plied Mr. Spoopendyke, severely.
"When I want to convey my ideas on
a sbimrle I'll carve "em in with .a knife.
Now, get rcadv, for I'm .itoIdk to start.
and don't you interrupt mo, or you will
put meut. !!
"All ready, dear," murmured Airs.
Spoopendyke, dippiug her pen into the
ink "and contemplating her husband
anxiously.
"Mr. lkter B. Specklewottle," com
menced Mr. Spoopendyke. J
"Is hi middle name 'Ii .J ' asked
Mrs. Sp opendyke, resting ht-r album
ou i be lauic, ncr tea i on ut r nauu.
and testing her pen with the blotter.
I don't tuink 1 1 JiLce; his name, any-
wav. rotcr isn t nice." i
If any other1 name occurs to you,
put it in," observed M r. .spoopendyke,
with a growl. "You don't need to have
a man's right name in a letter. Put in
.KKltiinn nml hnrri- n n will vll 3
Going to keej me In. suspense all day
about who this letter is eoing to?"
Mrs. Spoopenujke plunged into nor
work aud
wrote hurriedly
lor a lew
moments.
"Now. I've got
him in,
dear."
(;ot who
in:
Anybody I know?
Am I dictating a private letter to a
stranger? Got some particular friend
you want this letter togcfio unbeknowu
tome? Who's in there? I'm going to
know who s at the top, before J put my
name at the bottom." !
"Why, Mr. Speckewootlc. ut course."
said she. looking at him with widcopeu
eyes. ' That's what you baid. Now
go on with the rest.
"Have you got the date and 'dear sir'
in too?" asked .Mr. i Spoopendyke,
peevishly, for he was trying to think
how to start his letter. I
"No, dear, vou didn t say anything
about those." replied Ids wife. "You
only said the name; but TIL put the
others in."
"Will, will ye?" croaked Mr. Spoo,
pendyke. "Sticking on a great deal of
credit to yourself for yonr kindness to
the sick. n:n l vc? Willinz to vicld
jonrown preferences in layor of your
suffering husband! Well, you cau'i
fool mo that much. Don't put .cm in.
hearme?" ,
Rut I've got 'cm in" pleaded Mrs.
Spoopendyke. ,
"Then strike em out. roared her
husband. S'pose I'm going td let you
put those thicg3 in and throw 'em up in
my la co from the moment I get well
till the day I die? Scrach 'em out, I
tell ye. I don't propose to have my life
made miserable by reminders of your
kindness when I was fishing around in
tho grave with one leg. Nw. what
have you got?' 1 j
'Peter II. bpccklewottle." a;d Mrs.
Spoopendyke. mentally satisfied there
cou'd be no mistake in that." j
"Anything 'to abowjwhethcr1 he's a
man or. a woman?" demanded Mr.
Spoojcndjke.. " 'Any 'Mrs.' c r 'Eiq.'
hanging to it anywhere?"
"Certainly," replied Mrs. Sjoopen
dyke. It says 'Mr. Peterl. Speck e
wo'.lle.' That's tho ay yu told me
to write it. didn't yuu? i Now jo on
with tho letter." , 1
"Thenputit: 'Iamdyinz and wish
yon"
"Great gracious!' ejaculated Mrs.
Spoopendyke dropping ner pen. "Vou
are uot dying, dear; you don't want tJic
man to think that?" I 1
VWby not?" squealed Mr. Spoopen
dyke. 'S'pose a man is going iourteien
blcck3 out of his way to get the mail
for a man who only has a cold in bl
head? Vou put that I'm dying, or 111
drop over into that comer and write
the whole business with ond application
of the inks:and!" t
' Go on, dear," cooed Mr. Spoopen
d)ke. I have got it so; only he may
think it strange that a tiling man
should write to him." j i
"Then say: :I want you taget my
mail from the otlice. and tell them II
will be over in a (day or two Got
that? f I
Ve." gisled Mrs. Spoopendyke.
"An thins else?" I
"Wfcat are you laushins at?"i howl
ed Mr. Spoopendyke, on whom thn in
coogTuUies of bis letter bad begun to
dawn. "What bare you got that xneas-
1 mouth of yours si retched out like a
uodgasted graveyard lor? Tbinc 1 m
dictating a comic almanac? Got a no
tion that this Ufer is some sort of a
rebus? Well, it ain't, and it ain't a
minstrel entertainment with a tunny
man at each end ! What are you laugh
ing at? Anjbody in this coontry
know?"
'I wasn't laughing, dear," muttered
Mrs. Spoopendyke, with a marvc!ous
ly st'ra'ght fac. ''I wa only sympa
thizing wilh oti."
"Was, eh?' runted Mr. Spoopen
dyke. "Well, when it takes toe form
oi a yisarc uue you screwed un a mm
ute ago, I want to be hunsr, iostead of j
being sympathized. Another time you
open your moutn like that I am ir-'ins
to iut seats in and start a church. ?1 t
And cogitating on thia vas improV
ment in his wife anatomy, Mr. Spoop
endyke, forgetting all about hi letter,
rolled over and wcnttojslccp.
Baldness may be avoided bv the use
ol Hairs Hair Rencwcr, which prevents
iuu lamngout oi tne nair.acu stimuiaica
it to renewed growth and luxuriance.
It also restores faded or gray hair to its
original dark color, and radically cures
nearly every disease of the scalp.
.Tlio Hat.
A rat trainer fays: "Take the most
ferocious Tat, throw it into a pail ol
water, and leave it there until it be.
comes exhausted and is about to drown
then take it out, roll it in wadding and
put it in a warm place; when the rat
comes out, it wnl evince the deepest
gratitude, and follow you about tnc
house like a dog." Wc print this
paragraph for the benefit of our lady
readers. They will want to test the
recipe, and it will be a refreshing
spectacle to see them catching "the
most ferocious rat.1' Norrislown
Herald.
The
Safest and Best Enteral
Keniedy.
It is 5afe to take Bkandreth's Pills I
at any time, but to get the best result
they should bo taken on an empty
stomach, going to bed. It is well on
he night you take them to eat little or no
supper. As no two people are affected
precisely the same by a like quantity ol
lie same medicine, it is dimcult to de-
ermine the dose; and it is something
which must be left to the discretion ot
the patients. We will say, though, the
average dose for-an adult is from four
o ten, according to effect.
t or Constipation or Dyspepsia, one
or two taken every night will, in a
short time, perform an absolute cure.
t is well to take a purgative at least
one or twice a month as a preventive
of disease, and as these Pills are entire-
y vegetable, aYid arc made with the
greatest care, wc know them to be the
safest and most effective purgative ever
introduced to the public. They have
been sold in this country for over fifty
years, and nave in mat time attained
an unprecedented popularity.
Monday often leads men astray.
Some of them, will run after a dollar :
but a hound dog is more avaricious
le will follow a scent, i ,
Aii Undoubted Blessing.
About thirty years ago a I; prominent
physician by the name of Dr. William
Hall discovered or produced alter lonjx
experimental research, a remedy for
diseases of the throat, chest, and lungs,
which was of such wonderful efficacy
that it soon gained a wide reputation in
this country. The name ot the medicine :
is DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR
int. L.UJN Gi, and may be vsateiy re
lied onjas a speedy and positive cure
for coughs, colds, sore throat, etc
Itching Piles Symptoms and Care.
The symptoms are moisture, like persnira
tlon, Intense itching, increased by scratching;
very d'stresslng, particularly at r.lght; seems
as If p!n-worm were crawling in and about
tho rectum; tho private parts are sometimes
affected. If allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. "SWAfME'S OINT
MENT" Is a pleasant, sure euro. Also, for
Tetter, Itch. Salt Rheum, Scald LTe&d, Eryslp-
eias, uaruera lien, lsioicncs, an Bcaiy, crusty
8 kin Diseases. Box, by mall, 50 cts ; 3 f or" $1 , -
ivuaress, uu. Bn Ainfiaau, Jrmia.
la. sold by Druggists.
may 2 ly dcod&w
f m w
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
White Load, Paints, i
French Window Glass.
AGENCY FOR N. Y., ENAMEL PAINT; ,
CO'S READY PREPARED PAINT.
Q ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND
get our prices before purchasing. The fact
that our Paints are from the celebrated Fac-
1 . !
torlca of Wetherlll A Co., and Harrison Bros
A Co.,a'sufflclent guarantee for their quality
and purity.
A fine line of ;Cooklng Stoves at Factory
Prices, In addition to our, large and full
HARDWARE STOCK,
to which your attention la respectfully Invited.
NATTPL JACOBL
. 10 South Front St.
ept t
PARSLEY & WIGGINS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
KASII lll.TlVTl IIIIIIKS J
v'-,-' I
ANF
ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK.
apl i tf
Boxes and Crates,
TX)R SHIPMENT OF VEGETAB K3 AND
Jj Fruits, in shook or ready maie.
YkLLOW l'INK LUMKKH. i
A full stock of Rough nnd Dressed Lumber.
La'fcs, ., for Building puroses.
orders by the cargo. Imestlc and For
eign, solicited.
apl J dAw PARSLEY. A WIGGINS
To Fruit Growers.
In AVE JUST RECEIVED 1C 0,000 Fruit
- j - -
BaskeU and Strawberry Crates, and jun pre
pared t J urn's h the trade, from Gol lsbor to
Charleston. Those crate weigh It pounds
and save tLz2U freight between Wilmington
and NewlYork. on each trip Write to
- E. G. BLAIR,
apl l Agent
MISCELLANEOUS
Beaten bv Wind and Rain.
SAILORS 01 THE SLA AND LABORERS OH THE
LAMD-HEtP FOR THE LARBOARD WATCH.
There Is no UUln the force of the wind;
and the height anf rush of the se was simply
appalling. W hen Cornish, the boatswain, and
nyselfcanie down from alott, At-cr I furling
the mala royal we were wet through and half
dead from the hard toil ami the exposure."'
So said inornate of the 'Grosvcnor," when
relating the incidents of an Atlantic cyclone,
after nearly a'l the crew hvl mulinnl and left
ibe ship In boat to escpe punishmcBt.
Mechanics who labor upon lofty buildings;
cTi-cntcr?, masons, painters and Lricllayersj
may be called a kmd of shore sailors, and that
their n timbers are not more largely decimated
by accident and disease U a marvel. Mr-IJa-bez
Itogcrs, tuck polntcrj house painter, etc..
or No. CCS Madison street. Cblfso, over a
pip and autumn fire, said ti yoar correspon
dent: j -
"No, lam only a yoiin? man j!t thirty live.
fellow' looks ami constitution
that s all; but the kind of work 1 do tells on a
icnow's looks and constitution. Uut Spring
wf a nuoui run tiown with over work and c.
posijirc. I had to give up doing. any work my
self and in At made out to ovcrec-a my men in
a sort of half and half way. 1 thought I wa
pUjedjout fr sooil and all. 1 was racked
with acongli, staptied with a coUl, and torn
and d sbto with lthturaatUm. Do? 1 took
PARKER'S TONIO and It cured me. Those
three words tell he s ory t cured me." 1
To all persons subject tOTiak fromcxio6ure,
PARKER'S TONIC will commend Itself It pu
rine the Blood, locltes the torpid Liver to a
healthy acUvity, and opens the pores of the
skin J This Is the season of out-doors perils to
health. Keep the Tonic near you. Prices, 0
cents and $1 a bott'e. ! Hiscox & Co., Chem
ists, New Vor. . may ludlwlm nrm
Mortgage Sale.
N PURSUANCE OF
niE rowlEKs or
A.
certain mortgage from Eroch Reynolds t P
Lt tiore, bearing date the 19th day of October.
1882, and duly recorded in the Records of the
flnititm HnntA tn thn ittr nt Vllninir(nn V
0.. In Book J, folio 1, the rtnderslgned wiilscirt
at public auction, at the wharf at the foot of
Market street, in the city of Wilmington. On
Saturday, the 31st day of May. IS, at 12
o'clock, M, for cash, a certain BChooner or
yessel called the "SARAH", of the .burden of
eleven and fcO icu tons, together with all of the
masts, anchors, cables, chains, rigging, tackle,
apparel, furniture ana all other necessaries
appertaining and belonging unto said vessel
Vessel can be seen at Alex. Johnson's wharf
oa West side of the river. ,
, . L IX L. GORE,
apl 30 lm . ! Mortgagee
inly 11-dAw
First National Bank of Wil
mington.-
C APIT All' STOC K . . . $2K),00J
SURPLUS FUND....
Deposits received and collections; made; on
all accesslbie polnfsn the Unlteditatea.
DIRECTORS
E. K. BURRUSS. D. G. WORTH 1
i i
A. MARTIN, JAS. 8PBUNT,
UEORGE'CH AD BOU RN.
i OFFICERS
i
E. E. BURRUSS.-....-. .
A. K. WALKER
President.
i ,
Cashier
A'swt Cashier
W. LARKIN8..
nl 2?
1884.
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