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, The following little poem is from the
pen of the late ex-Senator Pool, of
North Carolina, and was written by
him in the album of big little grand
child. Phila. Press: .
When little pigeons go to roost,
And little pigs ate in their bed,
And little children's clothes are loosed.
And . downy pillows hold each head,
Have the prayers of every one been
said?
What can the prayer of a pieeon be?
And how, think jou, a piz can pray?
The Iord made them as well as me.
His work to do, His will to obey,
'Tis thus the pi?s and pigeons piay.
I, too, .must work and must obey,
But yet to me His grace has giren
A higher part that when I pray
It is to be by Him lorgiven
And fitted for a place in heayen.
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WEAK, UNDEVELOPED. PARTS
K THK HUMAN l'.OItV KNUKGKD. PEVF.Ij-
Kossa on the Warpath
"Within a few days I wiil have
100,000 m my hands
e England, and I wiil
place every dollar ol the money where
it will'do the most good." So said
O'Donoyan Hossa thi3 morning as he
paused in his labor of grinding out an
editorial on the civilizing influences of
dynamite. "Yes," he continued. "I
will get the money through Dick- Brack
en, of Philadelphia, who ha3 fallen heir
to a fortune ol $ 1.000,000 by the death
in Pernambuco, Brazil, ot bis uncle,
Richard O'Kceffe." Itossa va3 quite
jubilant at the prospect thus euddeuly
opened tor the exercise ol his talent.
He said in his native tongue:
"Ma bn-faighmid an & 100,000 sinn,
buinjmid leagadh as' Sassana."
This language being translated
means, "it we get mat siuu.i:uu we
wiil knock a fallout of .England."
In what manner do you propose to
operate," he was asked
Don t talk of that, it is a leading
question."
"Will ycu sink any ironclads r 7
"Our method of warfare is not re
garded as humane so you must not ex
pect me to commit myself. I spent a
term in an .Lnglish bastille and 1 don't
want to get caught again."
A friend ot Uossa s hinted that when
the money wa3 received there would be
trouble in Scotland Yard, and that a
lew navy yards and dock yards would
receive lessons in the use of giant ex
plosives. Richard O'Keeffe, who will
ed the money, amassed his wealth first
as a miner in the gold districts ot Bra
zil, and afterwards by conducting large
sugar plantations, lie made his escape
from Ireland during the troubles ot
1848. when a price was set upon bis
bead. N. Y. Mail and Express.
picture was photographed 'when first
painted, and clearly showed Taft where
Crane now is. Id the famous Grant
Greeley campaign you remember that
Charles Sumner addressed a letter ad
vising all coloredjnen to rote for Gree
ley. That letter was written to Worm
Icy, although the fact' has never, been
made public before. When Garfield
was shot Drs. Bliss and Barnes sent
for Wormley, and ho supplied a'l the
beef tea and other meat extracts used
at the White House during that ter
riblesnmmer. .
A statement hs been widely publish
ed that Wormley's daughter married
one of the French legation. That is
not true. His niece, a daughter of his
brother Ralph, married Paul Girard,
the first secretary of the French lega
tion, fotne years ago, and afterward
died fn France. Amoag the colored
population here Worrdley was held in
the highest esteem, lie had more in
fluence than Fred Douglass, for the rea
son that Douglass has always been
suspected of trading his power with
them for bis personal advantage.
Wormley. oa the contrary, studiously
avoided the whirnool of politics, and
devoted himself almost exclusively to
his hotel business. invhichhe amass
ed a considerable fortune. He enter
tained no colored guest at his house
and they never gave him any trouble
by makinsr application for accommo
dation?. Chicago Times.
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yon toieeiac&rcely ableto be on yonrteet;
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I was offected with kidney and ur
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"For twelve years V1
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And I am perfectely cured. I keep
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"All the time!" respectfully. B. F.
Bootb, Saulsbury, Tenn. May 4.
1893.
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SeroFuala, that most dreaded taint in
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in Ayer'a Sarsaparilla
A Strange Illness.
A dispatch from Lockport, N. Y.,
says: in ii, wnue douantan uass,
then eighteen years old, was going to a
pasture, now built upon in this city, he
felt a severe pain in bis right foot. He
has never been able to discover what
caused the pain. He became lame, and
tried in every way to get cured, doing a
little light work in one place or another
until 1857. Then one joint after an
other having became aflected, until all
were diseased, he was at last put on
1 n 1 .
an invalid s movaoie Dea. ne nas
never since left it. Until 1865 he man
aeed to Iced himself, but since then he
has been fed by others. All his joints are
firmlv set and immovable, and tnougn
ho cannot move any part of his body,
and, of course, cannot chw at all, his
appetite is vigorous, and he eats a great
deal ot meat bv suckms it into rus
throat in lone slices.
He can talk as well as ever, and is an
intelligent and well-read man. He read
so constantlv when he was first bed
ridden that he blinded himself, and has
not been able to see since 1869. His
body is in such a singular condition
that it seems as if it was all one solid
bone. The flesh has wasted away, and
his arm3 and lezs are very little thicker
than the bone? beneath the skin. Yet
the bones of tho nneers of the right
hand have disaoDeared, and so have
hi 'n J WM... nanu nave aisappeareu, uuu su
White CypreSS-and YellOW all the bones of the left hand and of all
the toes. He weighs only 70 or 80
me
Pii
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Mouldine. brackets.? Balusters! andLOrna-
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oct 16
PARSLEY & WIGGINS.
nounds. and anv one who can raise that
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under his head and one under ins beeis,
Ms body being as rigid as if it were i
lost. His muscles are said to be un
ftfTpnted. thonffh useless, his heart and
all his other vital orKaii3 perfectly
sound, and his condition otherwise
such as to lead the doctors to believe
be will live many years longer. He
does not suffer pain now as be used to
do early in his affliction.
Young Slen! Read This. -
The Voltaic Belt Co.,of Marshall,
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lectric Appliances on trial, for
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So. Bloojungviixe. O . May 1, '19
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tried vour Hop Biters, and it done mt more
good than all ths doctors.
JUISS S. 9. BOUSE
Baby Saved.
Wc are so thankful to say that onr nursing
babv was permanently cured of a danjrerous
and protracted constipation ana lrregu'aruy
of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by its
mother. "which at the same lime restored her
to perfect health and strength.
The .Parents, itocnester, . 1 .
93" None genuine without a bunch of green i
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile.
noisonous stuff with "Hod" 01 "Hods" in
their name." dec 18 lm uw nrmtc
Itching Piles-.symptomg and Cure.
The svmntoms are moisture, like perspira
tion, intense itching, increased by 6cratehing;
very distressing, particularly at night; seems
as if pin-wornu were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts re sometimes
affected. If allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. "SWAYNE'S OINT
MENT" is a nleasant. sure cure. Also, for
Tetter. Itch. Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Erysip
elas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all Bcaly, crusty
Skin Diseases. Box, by man, ou cts; 5 ror ssi,
25. Address, DR. SWAYNK & SON, Phila.
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Our Holiday Goods
A
RE NOW , OPES, AND OUR LADY
mends are Invited to criticise our selections.
GILES MURCHISON,
exc 10 33 & 19. MuTcalson Block
the Kestauraut
Keeper.
Wormley was perhaps the most
famous nurse ot this century. Among
Ihe great men he attended were Daniel
Webster, Henry Clay, Stephen A.
Douglas, Henty Wilson, Charles
Sumner and others of equal promin
ence in tho history ot tho country.
When Lincoln was shot', Sumner and
Zach Chandler sent at once for Worm
ley. He went to the Peterson House
and remained with the president, until
he died. In this connection it wil be
remembered that subsequently Little
field, tho artist, painted a picture,
-The Death-bed of Lincoln." At first
some of those present objected to hav
ing Wormley in the picture, althouah
he was one of the most conspicuous
figures, and was holding Lincoln's
head in his hands when he breathed
his last. Summer and Zach Chandler
heard about it and threatened to ex
pose the whole matter, and as a conse
quence the objection was withdrawn, j
The trouuie over tnat . picture uiu
not end there. It appears that as soon
as Both fired the fatal shot there was a
cry: "Is there a physician in the
theatre?" Dr. Charles F. Taft, of the
army, happened to be present, and he
went at once to the side of the dying
president. It was trhougb his orders
that Lincoln was removed to the Pe
terson house. Taft remained with Lin
coin until he died. Ot course be expec
ted to bo represented hi the picture,
and was, but later Surgeon General
Crane had Taft scratched oat and his
own portrait inserted in its place. The
' 1885.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
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ber. Harper's Magazine will conclude Its
thirty-liitn year. Tte oldest periodical 01 its
tyre, it is yet. in each new volume, a ntw mag
ozine. not simDiv uecause it presents ire?n
subjects and new pi.-.turcs, butaiso, and cnier
ly. because it steadily advances in the method
itself ot maeazlne makini. In a word, the
Magazine becomes more the fyithful mirror of
current life and movement. Leadin features
In the attractive vrommme far 1885 are: new
serial novels by Constance remmore wooison
and W D Howells; a new novel entitled "At
the Red Glove;" descriptive Illustrated papers
v F D Miiiett. K swam Gifford, k a Abbey,
Gibson, and others: Goldsmith's "8he
Stoops to Conquer, Ulustratei by Abbey ; Im
portant papers on Ar. science, etc.
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CHAS R JONES, Editor Charlotte Observer.
A G BREN1ZEB, Cashier Commercial Nation
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Dr JOSEPH GRAHAM, Ex-President State
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J M HORAH, Clerk Superior Court.
j s Mccu.Bm.Ni, Jr., '.Treasurer Rowan co.
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Hardware.
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dec m
Conference is Over
gUT HUMPHREY A JENKINS
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House. No. 112 South Front Street, from 40
te 50 gallons of fine New River Oysters. We
also keep a full supply of Green Groceries,
Chickens and Eggs, oysters sent C. O. D.
dec 5
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dec 3 . New York.
Eastern................ ....... 1
Western.... 1
North River
HOOP JIRON, & It
LAliO.y lb-
Northern...
North Carolina ,:
LIME. V barrel 1
LUMBER, City Sawed; V M ft.
Ship stuff, resawed...... i w
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West India Cargoes.accordlng
ts quality ..IS 00
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MOLASSES. & gallon-
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" i .' .in bbls.-.. Sa e
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In bbls.. 3S -O
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s fx bbla.. ,v.: 28 f 0
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NAILS, f Keg, Cut,10d basis.. 0 00 0
OILS, V gallon-
Kerosene...................
Lard................ .......
Linseed......
Boats
Tar....
Deck and Spar..
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Chickens, live, grown... ....
" Springs...... ......
Turkeys
PEANUTS V bushel....... ...
POTATOES, y bnahel
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Irish. V bbl. . 3 00
PORK, V barrel
citv Mess... ....'zs sc
Prime 16 00 'ail
Rump 17 00 018
RICE Carolina, V tt . :
Bough. bushoi . 95 0.
BAGS, V" fl Country ' 140
city... 1440
ROPE, V tt.
SALT, sack. Alum 00 0
Laverpoo uo a
Lisbon 00 0
American... 000
SUGAR, V fiy-Cuba
Porto itico
A Coffee
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Crushed 1010
SOAP. V m Northern 5 0
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common.... .................. 2 50 03 00
Cypress JSaps... 4 50 0 5 00
Cvprees Hearts............... 0 00 0 7 50
STAVES, V M W. O. Barrel.. 12 00 013 00
R. O. Hosrshead... ........... .00 00 : 010 00
TALLOW. W & 4 0 6
TIMBER, V M feet Shlpplng.12 00 014 00
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Mill Prime 7 60 0 8 50
Mill Fair... ........ '...r. 6 000 6 50
Common Mill. 6 00 O 0 00 .
Inferior to Ordinary 0 00 0 4 00
WHISKEY, y gal Northern..! 00 0 4 00
JNorth Carolina. 1 00 0 2 60
WOOL, V nV Washed 14 0- 22
unwashed........ .15 0
Burrr 10 0
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Groceries, &c.
PRIME CUBA MOLASSES,
MOLASSES,
15Q Hum
100 Hbd8 Prlme o1
gQQ Half Rolls Standard BAGGING
1 000 Bdl0, w Arrow
' T. J . v.. 3 mm-w wr a
fQQBbla. FLOUR.
100 Bbls sugak 1 J
200 2488 corFKE
1 LIME, CEMENT", PLASTER,' Ac.
All at lowest prices.
WORTH & WORTH.
aug 23J i - ' ' -
pouslen
A T THE CHRISTMAS
CjL at.hand jou expect your friends.
succeasfai
new nl
rnthttrr
Address I
lURSir
V.lioso debility, exhansted
porr, prouiaturo decay
cud faiiara to terforra lif e's
duties properly uxo cmoed It
ex-(-st error f youth, etc..
vrui una a nerreci ana umt.k
restoration to robust hcallk
aad Tlenrorr) tnnnbood in
THE MARSTOM BOLUS.
T.eHatr tomch drajruiEg nor
i-rtstnixatat. Thiatre&tmeatof
lh rr J w I bocay is nmformlr
hciv.r& ti'rd oa perfect dienosi,
V.rrvt -.o:IiOd anti absolute tbor.
-'r;-.sion and TreatiM free
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46W.UthSL.NeYork.
M II .1 '
Monday
ND ALL THE WEEK YOTJ WILL find
buve conaifimments of Apples. Peaches. Pears
Chickens, JS-ggs aaa auotner eounry procruce
These rod must be soia at once, vau on
A- W. RIVEN BARK.
The livelGrocer and Commission Merchant,
114 North Water sw.
sept 15 y . , . ,. wJunUngton. M. U
The Excursion and J?ic Nic
lEASOX IS OVER AND THE THEATRI-
DIN NEB CLOSE
When
you sit down to find that Turkey burnt on
one side and raw on the oiher, that Cake half
done, you will make some side remsrks to the
cook (will not mention them ) She will sim
ply remind you of that Old Stove. Buy a new
one in tixe and save temper. - : , -
rAUiiCii X, XAIlAJU.
PURE WHITE OIL. dec 15
. offiCk of
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
NO. 323 SOUTH- FOURTH STREET, op
posite Miller's Drug Store.
MCkT Note change of edee hours, which aro
as follows 7 to 9 a.m., 12 to 2 p. m. 6 to 9 p.m
novo - . ... . --..
Board
, FEW MORE BO ARDECS, EITHER
dated with comfortable rooms and the best the
market affords, at
SlRo. ROBERT LUE'S,
113 Market sL, bet. Front andfecou'l.
"-: Hardware
rT ALL KINDS AND IN. ANY QUANT1-
Isnfioori .estored
Ruimr Faxx. A victim of voathfiu in wnd6Qce 1 n & t . a wtw & t t c..ix.tiiAiuinail mm
MSS5d?SaTi57SSd 7h?Z Tm JOHN WERNER, the practical German' Bar-1
Sdt.fmrJ berandPerfuntej. Is p5onaBr - to. dane. prices. ,
L tn mm Z v;. - " 1 mt tt.1t- rtTMjrtriv iWMtn. 23 ifarkel Street. I
Addr w JJtSTES,aChihsi Ks.,Hew Ysrk. 1 between Water and Trent, Wilmington, N. C. -r- 19, 21 A ttMarket Street.
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soy 21 d&wly
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