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The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop
WIJJKINGTON. N. C.
TUESDAY. APRIL 7. 1885.
entered at the Poetofflce at Wilmington, N. C.
as second-class matter.
In the early fall a Boston firm bought
5,000 cases of canned peas. The mar
ket afterwards dropped, but after cons
siderat ion the firm decided to protect
the original investment, and according
ly bought freely in Baltimore and
other markets, until they held all the
canned peas in the?country. From the
bottom price paid there has been an
advance of sixty-five cents per dozen,
and they have sold thus far 13 000
dozen. The advance in canned
peas has.affected other canned good
and canned tomatoes and canned corn
have advanced 10 percent. The corner
in canned peas is so complete that the
Bi-ston firm referred to is sending can
ned ca3 to Baltimore, New York and
other leading markets. The move has
been a genuine trade surprise, and also
thus far a great success?
Ben Perley 'oore , the veteran Wash
ington correspondent, does little active
work in these days, but he still watches
the course of events at the Capitol with
interest, and occasionally summarizes
the resu!t9 of bis observations. The
testimony of a man ol of his experience
i3 of no little value. "Never,'!' he sajs.
"during the. City odd years that I have
personally known ' asbington and the
sueeesaivu Administrations, have I
seen a new President take the helm so
promptly and so efficiently as the Mau
ot Destiny' from Boffaio has. Gen.
Jackson had to reconstruct his! Cabinet
before he was master of the situation as
President Cleveland already is. fe is
mueii impressed by the independence o!
Senatorial dictation which JMrCleveland
has declared. He reports that aimos!
all of the Democratic Senators are
"disgruntled" at his course, but he be
'ieves that thinking Democaats will sus
tain the President.
A strange fatality seems settling
down upon the Per nsylvania postm'as
ters. Within the last week or so three
have gone two wrong and one right.
The first, an eleventh hour appointment
of the late Republican Administration,
driven mad by the attacks of hungry
Democrats and disappointed: Republi
cans, drowned himself in a neighboring
creek, and he has gone to his grave.
The second, in the same couuty. by the
way, troubled himself sdrtly about the
real, inward meaning of Mr. Cleve
land's civil service reform letter, till
his mind also lost its equilibrium ; and
he has gone to a lunatic asyidm. The
third, having convinced himself that
his official time whs short, robbed his
ofh.ee of nearlyeverything but the stove
and the letter boxes; and he has gone
to jail. Moreover, a very s'mgularand
a very sad thing haB happened concern
ing still a fourth postmaster in Mr.
Randall's domain. The two proprie
tors of the local Democratic newspaper
quarrelled with each other over the
momentous question whether the Re
publican incumbent should be retained
or a Democrat appointed to the office-
This difference ol opinion widened into
a serious breach between the partners.
and the result is that the publication of
the paper has been suspended and the
shutters of the business office haye been
permanently put up. Thus does calam
ity follow calamity amone the postal
officials in the Keystone State and thus
are we.lurnisbed with additional evi
dence, it more were needed, of the evil
effects of an uncertain tenure of office
in the civil service.
The Republicans, says the New York
Ilcralcl. adjourned the Senate without
acting on a number of the nominations
sent in by the President. The nomina.
tions thus left over are mostly of consuls
and internal revenue officers.
It is understood in Washington that
the Republicans who control the Senate,
and whose "advice and consent" are
necessary to the con6rmatioti of Presi
dential nominations, were -not inclined,
without careful consideration,! to allow
the President to displace officers in these
two classes without "cause." Most of
the subordinate executive officers nom
inated by the President are by law
named tor lour-year terms, and when
their term3 expire it is held by custom
that the President may, at his own
choice, repominate them or name others
to fill their places. But consuls and
internal revenue officers are appointed
for indefinite terms.
We believe the public interests will
be subserved if the Senate shall set and
fix the precedent that these officers
shall not be removed without c-use
assigned. It would be a great poin1
gained for the public service if by the
aboiiti m of the four year term all other
offices were put in the same category.
We believe firmly in the very great
importance of the President's absolute
control ever bis subordinates; but we
hold that ibis is necessary, not for his
own personal purpose, but lor the
good of the service. If an officer has
done his duty to the government, if be
is capable and honest, efficient and
obedient to his superiors, and has not
I missed his place for partisan ends, why
shouid be be removed? If, on the con
trary, he is not capable, efficient or
honest, if he is disobedient to his su
periors, or if ho has misused his official
place and influence for partisan purpos
es, the country will uphold the Presi
dent in removing him ; and the opposi
tion of the Senate in such a case would
be resented as monstrous and intolera
ble. The Republican leaders have not been
friendly to civil service reform, but the
reverse, as their contemptuous rejection
of Mr. Arlbur showed. It is possible
that tbeir partisan desire to keep their
own men in piace may, against their
own intention, help the cause of civil
service reform in a very important way.
Hundreds of malcontents are leaving
Chicago for the Canadian Northwest'
and fears that the Fenians will aid Rie
are expressed in Canada. A company
of thirty scouts, composed of old land
guide?, has been formed to patrol the j
country along the international bound
ary to prevent American Indians from
crossing to jcin the Canadians, and to
prevent provisions and arms being
sent over. Gen. Terry, who is iu com
mand of the United States troops in
the Northwest, reports that no Indians
are crossing the boundary.
Tlie Vegetables You Eat.
Asparagus is good diuretic. Sorrel is
c ioling. Carrots are not very digesti
ble. Lettuce is narcotie, Celery is
good tor the .brain . and the nion
something you don't want to eat when
you are going courting. If you eat too
much of a variety, and get dypep:-ia,
take Brown's Iron Bitters and be well.
Mr. A. Stevens, Woodberry. Mo.,
says. "I had dyspepsia badiy ; used
Brown's Iron Bitters, and felt a
great change lor the better after the
first dose."
FASHIONS FOB SPRING.
Silver jewelry grows more fashiona
ble every day.
li'ack chenille fringes are finished
with tiny gilt balls.
Guillotine scarfs are the latest in la
dies' neckwear.
Needle-painting is a new name fur
an era broidery.
Iridic corahs, toulard si;ks and pon
gee3 will be very popular lor summer
dresses.
Large checks are seen in new suit
goods, a plain color forming the body
of the dress.
A large cluster of giit buttercups is
one of thespreltiest of spring garnitures
tor hats.
An eagle's foot, with gold claws hold
ing a ball, is a new style for an umbrel
la handle.
Decorative curtains are ot fine white
bolting cloth, hand-painied in some
Conventional design.
Humming birds of bright tinsel, five
or more in a spray, are seen among the
new artificial flowers.
A silk pillow, stuffed with odorous fir
or pine, has for a motto: ' Such stuff
asdreaujs are made ot;"
A novel scrap-basket is a Cylinder of
rough and mossy birch bark, with a
large bow of cardinal satin ribbon.
Black silk hose, with a faricitu! ar
rangement of cards or dominoes, is a
striking design for a fancy dress ball.
White woollen lace with a thread of
tinsel interwoven is a very pretty trim
ming for morning house sacques.
Jersey silk corset-covers aro in pale
shades of blue, cream and pink, and
have the neck cut low and edged with
lace.
Hand-bags, even though many new
nntl beautiful styles are introduced, are
becoming unfashionable for the street
Wedding congratulations are now
sent accompanied with a card covered
with white satin, hand-painted and
eelged with swan's down.
New slippers are of chamois in all
the new shades of gray and brown.
Lisle hosing to match makes a very neat
and tasteiul combination.
Gentlemen's sleeve buttons-are "quite
the style" when they are of gold, fiat,
square, highly polished and have a real
ruby set in one corner.
Lamps to heat sealing wax are pretty
ornaments for a lady's escritoire, when
of hammered bronze with a lizard,
snake or quaint figure for decoration.
Lovers of art work arc now turning
to the imitation of Gobelin tapes'ry,
which consists of oil painting upon a
Canvas especially prepared for the pur
pose. A very curious fabric used for por-
tlpreQ flnil wall Hranoro ia ranran r. f
gold threads, and little round mirrors
about the size of a silver dollar are
thickly interspersed in the composition
of this brilliant and costly web.
ACTUAI. KlIXDESS IS NOT EASY TO
Cure, but remember that disease of tbe
eyes often results frrm impure blood.
II you have reason to think .your sore
eyes may have come from this cause
lose no time in buying a bottle of Dr.
David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy"
to cleanse you blocd. You can trust it
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J. H. Northrup, of Lansigburg,
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A Cure for Gravel.
A COMMON AND PAINFUL COMPLAINT A
STATEMENT YOU MAY CONFIDE IN.
There are few diseases with which the pa
tient is called upon to endure greater inconve
nience and- pain than with Grivel. In its
more advanced stages the agonv l; producss is
often so great as to call for the use.of narcot
ics in extraordinary doses before any relief
can be obtained. Young manhood and wo
manhood are comparatively exempt from at
tacks of Gravel, bnt young children of tea have
it. and in middle life and age it is fearfully
common. Like gout ant rheumrtim i-ravei
is due to Imperfect digestion ar.d asslmilat on
of fned, combined with other predltpotiog
causes which vary with different hidividuais.
H henHbe calculi, f r tone,are fairy formed in
the k dneys or bladder the- render the suffer
er's life one constant srere of misery and an
prehension. Few pbysl Hcs or surgeon will
promise or uniertake the removal of these
stir es except by an orera'i n. They rarel?
or never pretend 'o be able to do It by means
of mtviiclne alone.
It semj to have been reserved fr Dr. Da
vid Ken'SSDY, of Rondout, N Y.. t - accom
p lsb, thr' ugh his preparation widaly known
a KKNNRoY'S Fa VoRITE liFMKDY, what
others have failed to compass. The subjoin
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ferera from gravel, ar.d to the. general public :
Albany, uareb -0, 1SS4
JJr. Tj. Kennedy, RomdMd, K. Y. :
Dear ir: Let me tell : on frankly that I
have "-ever been partial ti proprietary medl
cin -s. a I believe the majo'i y of ihem fo be
nothing better than methods of obtaining
monev from- people whom suffering makes
ready to ca ch st any hope ol relief They sre
mean ehej'ts and delusions. But your "f'A
VORiTfe RKMfcDY." I know by lupp expe
rience to be a totally different thing. I had
been a sufferer from Gravel for yer3, and
had reso:ted to many emiaent physicians lor
relief, but no pcrmarent good omc of it
About thTee vears sgo vour "Favoime Uem
Ebv" was viVommeLdG t to me. 1 can give
you the result in a sentence: 1 tried it anl it
cureq me completely. 1 am confident it saved
my life. You can use this letur if you think
ue?t. Yours, etc.. Nathan Ackley.
Captain Nathan Ackley was for a long- time
connected with the Canal Appraiser's ohice in
Albany. He Is well knon and writes for lo
other purpote but te d good to others.
As a medicine lor all diseases cf the Flood,
liver, Kidsc9sand digestive oigans, Kenne
dy's Favorite Remedy has lairly won its
h'gh imputation. Write If desirable to Dr
Kennedy, Roundout, N. T.
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Wih.iagtoa.H.afMarch6.i5 '
Change of Schedule,
ON AND AFTER March 6 in
A. M.. Passenger Train. jJS'
A. If.. Passenmr ' - ii
ton A Weldon Railroad will rnVT....!H
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAJN8D
Nos. 47 North akd 48 Socri.
Leave Weldon.... ..." 3J. I
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front St. lV'p't, fSv 1
Fast Tmtni?na a-t m, d. " I
WUflUQ
Dailt No. 40 Soars,
Leave Weldon 5 Sa !
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front St. D'p;t ioftw'l
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN ft
nu. AOTU1.
Leave Wilmington.
Arrive at Weldon...
S.tO p. n
Train No. 45 leaves Wllmlrgion at in w
arrives at Weldon at 7. 88 A. Si.
Train No 42 leaves Weldon at loi 4
aTlvea at Wilmington at 7.10 A, M
Trrtin No. 42 dally except Moooay
Train No. 45 dally except fcunda
Train No. 40 South will atom or !y t tp,,
Goldsboro and Magnolia. 7 K Wk
Trains on Scotland Neck Bnnrh tl
Halifax for Scotland Neck atSO p
rrdng leave Scotland Neck kt 8MA
Train No. 47 makes close eonnertv lM
don for all points North DaSRS
Bjchmond, and dally except Sunday 3fjg
Train No. 43 runs dally and mak-u-nection
for all Points North !s WchS08
Washington. mchbs0wJ
AU trains run solid between Wi'aurwt
Washington, and have Pullmau Ps.l, s,"
ers attacbeL ww
For accommodation of local travels nu.
ger coach will be attached to local freirfcTu
Big Wilmington at 5.20 A. M DexSS
Sunday. y eice!
JOHN F. DIVIKl, 1
Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta R. R. Co.
UFFICS OF QRKKRAL SUPKRWTKHDErt i
Wilmington. N. C. March 6. 188&.
Change of Schedule,
ON AI?D AFTER MARCH 6, l&h,
5.C7 A. M., the following Passpoger Sehut
u e will be run on this road :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILT-Kos. 4
West and 47 East.
ICave Wilmington 8.20 P. M
Leave Florence. j 2.WA.I
Arrive at C. C & A. Junction 5.20 A. U
Arrive at Columbia r..w ak.
Leave Columbia..... 9.KF.K
1-save C, C. & A; Junction ..lQJf'P.M.
Leave Florence 5.1" A. I
Arrive at Wilmington.. : MTA.I
Night Mail ani Passkkgrk Tkadt, Diti j
No. 4o West.
Leave Wilmington..
... ...... ..10. p, n
1 ffllA.I
Arrive at Jt lorence
MAIL AND PASSENGKR TRAIN Dm
So. 43 East.
Leave Florence at 4.15 p.i
Arrive at Wilmington J .&,ni p. I
Train No. 42 leaves Wl'nilrgtou at 7.80 AJfc
arrives at r lorence at u.4ft A. H.
Train No. 45 haves Florence at 10,00 P. TL,
arriving at wiimicgtonat i.60 A. M.
Tratn No. 42 daily except Monday.
Ttain No. 45 dally except 8aiirrdav.
Train 42 and 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 4o stops only at Flemlngton, and Mart
Pa-cngera for Columbia and all points om
4C.R.R..C., A R.R. Stations, Aikco Jot
tlon, and all points beyond, should ttket
43 lftntjsxpress.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Aopatti
Train 4 8.
All trains run solid between Charlestosa'
Wilinlagton.
Local freight leaves Wilmington dailT t
cept Sunday at 5.25 A. M. 7 I
- JOHN F. DIVIH1,
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Carolina Central R. B
Company.
OVFIOB OF GENERAL SWKBINTKWDS51, i
Wlhaington, N. C. Sept. 20. 1884
Change of Schedule.
following sensanie will oc operated o
RaUroad :
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TEal
a a a nn t 1 r.x tr n a 1 .. r mi
t -. - ..." u.fi. . ijvju m
I Arrive at y,iua i
) iLeave Charlotte at f"?'
No. 2. J Arrive Raleigh at. " 1
t WUmfnirtnn at. ...8.- n-
Passennrer Trains stop at regular
only, and points designaieu m u
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays.
o I Leave Charlotte T
Arrive at Shelby - "1
. I Leave Shelby
J Arrive at Charlotte, V
Hamlet with R. A. Trains w
, . 7 ... 1 'WTAT 11..
ami Tr .SnftrtanuurK,
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