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NATIPL JACOBI, sept 2 10 South Front fft Quarantine Notice. m Q UARANTINE FOR THE PORT OF WIL- mlnglon will be enforcod from May 1st to Novomber 1st, aa follows : Pilots will bring all ve-selsfrr.m Ports south of Cape Fear to the Quarantine anchorage; also, all vessels wblch have had any kind ot sickness on board during the paeaige or op arrival, and will cause a signal to be fet in the main rigging on the port side, as soon as pos sible afier crossing the liar So vessel must leave the Quarantine anchor age, or allow any person, steamer or tug boat, lighter, or boat of any kind to go along si e, unleas by written authority from the Quaran tine Physician ; and every vessel mast be an chored as far to the eastward of the channel as is consistent with safety. Begulatlons governing vessels while in Quar amine may be had on application at the ouicc of the Quarantine Phys'ctan at Smlthville Applications for permits to vlelt vessels in Quarantine must be made to Dr. Thomas F. 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Lack or Nshte Fosc -isa i'ltro. WiTjxa We!, anlaJl li.ose!fmys it Fkjikokai. KrtaiC rruUi.- from Acsk nl ftTU&a CaNsu. l-ix-lT rclit u&l ianfifi rcf to Ktionof aALTBA uj xt antl Ma&uood Gu-muktesb. fci Krat dUcory t the XUr rwwita CVr.turj". ) cd At oAc far lUastK.tel PainpM"i t ree. AiMis VOLTAIC HIT CO., MARSHALL. KISH. IUII i III U nsk WES 7 car 27 leodAvta The Daily Review. USH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY.SEPTEMBTw 17,1884. Entered at the Postoftlce at Wilmington. N. C, as second -clas matter. December 15th. 1881, Grover Cleve land said at Buffalo: "We do not claim to make laws lor other countries, but we do insist that whatever those law3 may be they thall, in the interests of hu man (reedom and the rights of man kind, so far as they involve the liberty ot ourcitizens.be speedily administered. Webavea right to say, and do say, that mere suspicion, without examination or trial, is r.ot sufficient to justify the long imprisonment of a citizen of America. Other nations may permit their citizens to be thus imprisoned Ours will not. And this, in effect, has been solcmly declared by statute. What did Iilaiuc have to say on this subject while Secretary cf State? Sim ply nothing. The New York papers publish the missing Mulligan letters. They were furnished for publication by Messrs. Warren Fisher and James Mulligan, who submit them to.the press without comment. The original are in the hands of Messrs. Sohier and Walch, counsellors, of Boston, for safe keeping. Tby betray still lower depths of in famy on the part of the Republican candidate lor the Presidency. The let ters are too long lor us to publish but we give the comments ot the World: It i3 with h'umiliaiion that we print Uhis morning the extraordinary- corres pondence, now given to the public, be tween Mr. Blaine and Warren l i3her. The amazing exhibit made by these !ettsr3 of sordid subserviency and ot guilty implication on the part of a Speaker of the House ot Representatives is one to bring the blush of shame to every American, and no mere partisan feeling can quite overcome the sense of National humiliation t the disonor to the country. No one can read these letters of Mr. Blaine without arriving at the convic tion that the writer was using his po sition in the House of Representatives for the most ignobie and selfish pur poses. The internal evidence of direct and systematic collusion with railroad jobbers and lobbyists is unmistakable. It will be in my power at the ap proaching session of Cungress," writes Mr. Blaine to Mr. Fiskqr with regard to the establishment ot a bank at Little Rock'tio castan anchor to windward in your behalf." and "it will be to some extent a matter of favoritism as to who gets the banks." The proof ot manip u'ation ot railroad bonds is specific and. minute and, what is still worse, the evidence of distress and fear growing out of the shameful association is as plain as words of abject acknowledg ment can make it. The personal hardships," cries Mr. Blaine, of this connection, '-are to me bitter and burning and humiliating to the last de gree.'" . And we can readily believe it when we find this speculative statesman ac knowledging, as he did on the 14th of June, that he was in a "very painful and embarrassed condition, growing out of his connection with the Fort Smith enterprise," and again in November, writing, if you knew all the agonies I have suffered in this matter you would pity me, I am sure." But we are carried a degree further down,- from speculative audaci y to personal humiliation, when we find Mr. Fisher writing to him in April, 1872: I have loaned you at various times, wlien you were comparatively poor, very large sums of money, and never have you paid me one dollar from your own pocket, cither principal or interest. I have paid sundry amounts to others to uhom you were indebted, and tliese debts you have allowed to stand unpaid like the notes which I hold. I have placed you Hn positions whereby you have re ceived very large sums of money without one dqllar of expense to you, and you ought not to forget the act on my part. Oi all the parties connected with the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad no one has been so fortunate as your self in obtaining money out of it. And yet in the face of this defiant taunt and indignant reminder of the principal to'his tool that . "owing to your political position you were able to work off alt your bonds at a very high price," we find this high-mindtd staus man. ninmindful of the shame implied in this letter and only anxious to cover up his tracks, replying to Fisher with a cringing and pititul appeal. And what is that appeal? Simply that Fisher will exonerate him, and to do it he, Blaine, incloses the draft of a- letter which he wishes Fisher to write, and which will stop all slanders before the Republican Convention assembles. And even heie Blame takes one more downward step, tor after he received the desiied letter he interlines it with his ovn hand to make it stronger. Wo place these documents before the intelligent reader in sorrow rather than in triumph. They show, we think, conclusively and without the shadow of a doubt, that James G. Blaine is unworthy the suffrages of citizens who believe that the highest oiL. i the gitt of the people should not be given to -a man who is by his own admissions the tool and confidant of jobbers; who prostitutes his position and influence in tbe House of Repre sentatives to lobbjisls end speculators; whose guilt betrays itself in the painful cries for help, and whoso wretched ser vility to the men who owned and used uim make even those men treat, faim with contempt. Every line of these letters should be read carefully and thoughttuily. Mr. Blaine cannot complaia if he i iudged by bi3 own self-made record. And having read thera this question remains for the people : Is it not a burning in sult to their honor and intelligence at this crisis ot official venality and almost universal fraud and corruption, rhen all issues sink into insignificance beside the cryiDg necessity for retorm, to see this self convicted political prostitute pte scnted to the suffrages of a great nation for their highest honor tbe place ones held by a Washington? BEPTMBEB SQUIBS. The champagne of youth produces tfie real pain of age. . Favorable weather for hay making when it rains pitchforks. Life. Never judge a man by the umbrella he is carrying; it may not be his own. It is impossible to be a hero in any" thing, unless one is first a hero in faith Will yoc vote for St. John or a demijohn?" i3 one of the campaign cries in Kansas, . A young man's cure for the ear ache Get a pretty girl to whisper in the aching ear. Better give yourself away than to lend yoursell to any enterprise. It isn't good for a man to be a. loan. The man who would beat an egg is mean enough to whip cream, thresh wheat or lick a postage stamp. Many a delicious quid of chewing gum has served as a rubber shoe before it was sweetened and mixed. If a certain article of dress worn by a woman is a basque, should the same article worn by a little girl be called a basket? If fresh air and exercise are whole some young fathers should be healthy. The nia'n with a fresh heir get plenty of exercise. Lressing and Untlresslos: the Sick. A medical paper gives detailed directions for doing this. The whole may be summed up by saying that such work ought to be clone care fully, kindly and gently. But there are a great many sick folks who are almost able to dress themselves, and will be entirely so if you give them Brawn's Iron Bitters. The Rev. J. b. Jain, Lewisville, Ind., says, ' I used Brown's Iron Bitters for nervous prostration and found it entirely satisfactory." 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The reasons for Democratic victory; and the even stronger reasons ror liepuoncan aereat, are abundant, and it is the purpose of THE REGISTER I to do its full part In lay in them before the people. ' i v as ine Desc means in its power o this end. and in answer to appeals, the Kkgistkb will e iurnuneti av sucn xow races aa to put it in the reach of every one during the present State and Presidential ampal0ns. 4 - - If we all do onr full dntv. Tlctnrv will cur a ly be with us; but that duty will leare u no idle time. There must be early work, late work, work all the time. If good govern ment and A. Tionnlp'fl nrnanorltv ta vnrth working for. let us all go to work, and at once. CAMPAIGN KATES. Thb Register will be fuTnishedto Clubs, until November 15, at the following rtes: One copy, 5Cc; five copies, $2, ten copies, $3 75; twenty copies, $7; fifty copies, $15; one huudrcd copies, $?S. . s - In every case the paper will be sent until the returns of the election shall be received and published, and we invite the attention of Executive Committees of Counties and Town ships, and of all others interested, to the Cam paign Register as a sure and cheap means of furnishing Information to the people. Address kaleioh kegister, Baleigh, N.C. DOCUMENT NO 1. 1884. DEMOCRACY vs.BEPUBLICA.NISM. Handbook of North carolinjPolitics FOB 1884. 1 . f ' . The Platforms, The Parties, and The Issues Thoroughly Discussed. The Influence of ''Document No ft." issued by the Democratic State Executive Committee in 1882, was generally recognized as decisive in that year's campahrn. 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Market t X!rht Hh(M. .11 - - , au i-c. consrrees. tne most ixmniif ,nrf hit White Shirt on th mirtpt rvvfn-Ai cviw. , ' ""1 v wmuxa uuuk ,1111 nni.. , A .1 Ok.lA . . hki . cuuua oDiru aii prices - J B K-vaiiuHi;, ucniinw rs and upwards Wamsutta Jeans Draw ers reinforced, equal to linen, something new; wersmade to ortfer. 75c. Wamsutta Jllrtwlth 2100 Unen bosom made to order at vrruvn mm uq country solicited aa promptly attended to. Give us a ealL mlyJl , j :Mannr Yp'-JiTEO-rA PEACT;CAL GIN Weight n . . u au juigmeer wants work. Address C. C. W. Ballroad Oompaay.1 .: Change of ScheduU fX AND ATTEB JULY ton A Weldon1lfiS,rt?f-2? DAY MAJL AND EXPRESS TfiAJXal i t? eiuon.. ....... r . ; DAILT-No. 40 SOUTH. Leave Weldon. 1 Arrive at Wllm'gton,rrontSLnw; Z< MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN 7l ' k No.43Korth: H Leave Wilmington......... ' I Arrive at Weldon........... " 1. 1' Train No. 40 South will stolL A,,t Goldsboro and Magnolia. 8toponIy M. Dally, Sundays excentedi d J'58 I leave Tarboro at S P. M3S J. Trains on Scotland Neck BTrpK dM J Halifax for Scotland Sert i04 .w. ai A. IM Train No. 47 makes close connecnon t 1 don for nil nolnt. KTns r.ri l "ts Rtehmond, and dally except Sday rU j All tniliiQ mn uiRit d.i... mi i era attached. 0lee For accommodation of local travpl prcoacb will be attached to local frelrK SunSS? A. M, Dally tJ! ; v; Jonu f. divdt .uenerai onpenntendoL r.M.jEMKRSON. Genera ?a5cnger Jg Wilmington, Columbh & Angusta R. R. Co. OilTOB OP GKNTCSAL 8UPIKIHTEia)Kirr. Wilmington. N. C. July 11,14, Change of Schedule, ON AND AFTER JULY 13th, ISM. it xr 0.uu n.. ax.., uie ivuuwug i-98Seng6r BCMd u.'e will be run on this road : NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Not. 41 Weetand47 East.- Leave Wilmington.. 9.05 P.M. Leave Florence............ 2.40 A. M. Arrive at C. C.4A. Junction 6.20 A. M, Arrive at Columbia. fi.40A.M. Leave Columbia. 9.55 P. M. l-eave C, C. A A. Junction......... 10.30 P.M. Leave Florence.......... 4.80 A.M. Arrive at Wilmington. 8.S3 A. M. Night Maii, and Passekokk Tbadt, Daiit No. 40 Wkst. Leave Wilmington. .1.1'.. Arrive at Florence....... .'...1.23 a. a. MAIL AND PASSENGJEB TRAIN DAJVt No. 43 East Leave Florence at 4.05 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington ......8.05 P. M Train 43 stops at all Stations. No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton. and Marion. Passengers for Columbia and all points on 0. ACS. R., C, a. A R.R. Stations, Aiken Jtum Hon, 'and all points beyond, should take the 40 Night Express. . ''Separate Pullman Sleepers for Augusta on Train 40. : . v- All trains run solid between Charles toi and Wilmington. Local freight leaves Wilmington dally cept Sunday at 7.00 A. M. , - r t- JOHN F. DIYI51, , . " ' General Superintendent T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Ael July 15 Carolina Central R. B. Company. OmOB 0 QXBTKRAli 80FEBIHTEVDKST, ) Wilmington. N. C. May 10, 18E4 Change of Schedule. AND ' AFTER MAY 12th. 1884, Tdl o foUowlng caeauie will be operated cnlW UaUroad : . -.-. ,.:-r.-i. , PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS THAT 11 a....!... ' - ) Leave Wilmington aL......;t' 2 No.1. Leave Raleigh at...... -VV u ) Arrive at Charlotte at...... .7.00 A. Leave Charlotte at 8-i?r2 No. t Arrive Raleigh at A 2 ' ) Arrive at Wilmington at,..&to A. Passenger Trains stop at regtlar sttttoni only, and points designated in tbe Compwr" Time Table. ., . SHELBY DIVISION PASSENOEK, UAl EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. Dally except Sundays. -. Wft , (Leave Charlotte V ZT No Arrive at Shelby....... 00 p- J Vrt . Leave ShcrDy.............J-0 ZT No : J Arrive at Charlotte... W-5 ; Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection1 . Hamlet with R. A A. Trams to and from km through Sleepinf Cars between Wtohtoa and Charlotte andRaleigh and CW- Take Train No, 1 for 8UtesvU Western N C ER, Ashevllle and poteU wej Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, AtBf-.v AtlanU and all points &otAet- : - 8upermtcndent- F. W. CLARK, General Paasenfer Agew mar iu Furniture. TTEW 8TOCK FOB FALLTRADi, ' AREIYLVG EYEBY DAT Manufactured expressly or this marktt New S tyles and Low Trices. Call and exam ine our extensive variety of New and r ! lonable Goods, all made this saon. - D. A. SMITH - FnrnitnTe Dealer. N. Front Street r-OPFICJB OF Dr.Ci O. Ellis,; .XTO.S3 SOUTH FOURTn STRElTt jji posite Miller's Drug Store. Vrt j$rjr Sotp e nan re of oi2ce hours, ww 4 ii mtmm '' - 2 !f iU JU JUXM, UA, ist num TiSUT as follows i u ij avm., w 21
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