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Umbo contrary, thaadwn ir- .r' Tfrv highly iii'lorva. Improved p-rsons raav g"t gralod circulars giving .-tit part ioui.-rs t)V adrit.-.ng KlUK Mri)K AL() Bunalo, ."S. V. Ti.t tli mtt-j apll6 VdAw Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin ; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Balm. Magnolia mm feb 2 dAw cm tu tb sat nrm nkThink they know all about Mustang Lin iment Few do. Not to know is not to have. MMCUfcw cm itn sat nxm mioti neorir evwrr one timna to use aome P f3EBz8B The Daily Review J 8H. T. JAMES. Editor fc Prop WILMINGTON. N. C THURSDAY. Al'RIL 16. 1885, ' Catered at the Postoffice at Wilmington . N. C. as second-class matter. I The phenomenal growth ol the Wyoming Stock Growers1 Association is suggestive of the vast importance of the cattle interests of this country Twelve years ago this association was organized with ten members, owning 20.000 bead of cattle, valued at $350, 006. To-day it has 435 members, own ing 2,000.000 bead of cattle, whose es timated value is $100,000,000, Its sway extends over the whole of Wyoming aod portions of six other States snd Territories, aod it is without doubt the largest association of the kind in the world. Telegraphy is destined to wider fields of U3efuiue3a if the report which comes from Philadelphia is true. A cew in strument has been invented by a l'hila delphian on the principle of an ordinary type writer, all the keys of which are put in motion by the use of a single transmitting wire. Experiments made with the instrument were pro nounced in every way satisfactory. Owing to certain unavoidable mechan ical tm pediments the machine moves with less rapidity than the type writer although much faster thau the old Morse system. The effect of the Princess of Wales's adoption of the Irish green is a fresh proof of what may be done by those slight concessions to national feeling wbicb England has so signally neglected in India, and France in Algeria! The Russian Grand Duke Michael, wbeu appointed Viceroy of the Caucasus, conciliated his wild subjects far more by his instant adoption of their nation al dress than by all his efforts for their welfare. The FreDch General, Cbam piennet, won Naples almost without a blow by posting a guard of honor ground the shrine of the local saint, Gennaro, and giving out "Reverence I for Genntro" as tbe watchword of his army, fecnamyl s conquered Circas sians were pacified by being formed into a body-guard lor the Czar himself, in btie same crimson tunics and chain mail helmets which they had always worn in battle. I Our Mexican war began somewhat in the same way as this which seems now to be impending' between Russia and Great Britain. After the annexa tion ot Texas to the United States Mexico claimed that the river Nueces was the Southern line of Texas while we claimed that the true boundary was the Rio Grande- There was a broad strip of disputed country between the two rivers. Ou? Government sent troops into it to occupy it. and Mexico sent au army iuto it to resist. These sot into collision, there was a smart light at Palo Alto and then war was declared to exist by the act of Mexico. That is the way big - wars come from small beginnings. There's quite enough in this Penjdeh affair to bring on war if one or both parties should be so inclined; but there is not enough, if diplomacy were ruled by common sense and honest right, i New York letter : There are a score or more of men waiting at all hours ot the day and night for Geu. Grant to die Not that individually they desire that the ex-President shall die, but that pro fessionally they are all waiting anxiously, feverishly, to get the first intelligence of his death. They are the reporters. There is not an hoar in the twenty four that they do not swarm around the sick, man's house. Every man who leaves the house is interview ed. Tbe doctors are seen at stated in tervals. Everything that takes place in the houst. towards which all the world is looking with sorrow, finds its way into the notebooks ol the reporters. Special men, with a genius for des criptive writing, are detailed to des cribe the death-bed scene. The long watch around the death-bed' ot Gen. Grant recalls that of several years ago, which occurred when Charles O'Conor was lying on what everybody believed was his doath-beJ. For weeks the watch was kept up, but the old lawyer lived tb die at Nantucket, Mass., in May last. A remarkable article by M. Gabriel Cbarmes has appeared in the Revue des Deitx Alotides, discussing the conditions and consequences of naval war io the future. "In the distant past." be savs, 'Uhere was but one type of vessel, tbe line of battle ship; one firearm, the cannon, and one motor, the wind." With the invention ot steamships and torpedoes, however, eame a great rev olution. The "empire of the sea1' be came an idle phrase, and Ihe greatest victories no longer assured the sover eignty of the ocean. Tbe line of battle principle is consequently outgrown, and even blockading is unavailing A littoral like that of France, M. Charmea declares, could not be blockaded by ail the European fleets together. Under such changed conditions, therefore, the principles of naval warfare most change. Privateering. M. Cbarmes thinks, is to supersede other forms ot conflict, and the battle will be with the s wilt rather than the strong. Torpedo boats and fast gunboats will do what fignting remains to be done, and of saoh a contest the French writer draws a lively oicture. He is so sure ot the soundness of bis theory that he would have the French Government convert all its ironclads into torpedo bearers without hesitation. But M. Charmes will probably have to possess his sou in patience awhile yet before bis dreams are fully realized. Revolutions do not move so fast as sanguine men would have them, in warfare or anything else. Great Britain imported in tbe two months ended last February 166,260 pairs of boots and shoes, valued at 45. 509; 119,535 cwt. of dry bides, valued it 418.566; 65.708 cwt. of wet hides, valued at 991,118. The exports were : 1,128.420 pairs of boots and shoes. Of this enormous output over 600,000 pairs went to Australasia. 193.008 pairs to British possessions in South Africa and 99 332 pairs to Brazil, besides large amounts to various other countries; 77,677 cwt. of dry hides rere exported in the aforesaid time, valued at 285, 556. and 8,543 cwt. of wetlbides, valued at 21,645. Mr. Eugene Higgins is reported to be devising measures for stamping out the meanest of practices compelling em ploye of the Government to pay a cer tain percentage ot their salaries to the politicians who procured their appoint ment. The announcement has revealed the interesting fact that there are some Republican papers which would lather see the abuse perpetuated than have it reformed through the agency of Mr Higgins. Torture in Russia Prisons. A Nihilidt imprisoned in the Trouble tskoi Bastion has managed tocotnmun cate with the outside world. He says the prisoners are almost starved on mouldy food. Disagreeable diseases prevailed. Tbe use ot combs and soap is forbidden. Jailors are crhel Ver min abundant. Rats often eat dying prisoners. But tbe torments of dys pepsia need not always be endured, tor Brown's Iron Bitters wili conquer the diease. Mrs Wil.iams, ot Starksville. Aliss , was tormented with dyspepsia, and her daughter wkh debility. Brown's Iron Bitters relieved both APRIL ANTiCS Original Western settlers Pistols and knives. Waterloo Observer. There's one line that every woman delights to hang on Masculine, Wa terloo Observer. Nine society girls out of ten are in love with a noodle, boodle or poodle. Boston Po9t. A puppy's joke is not very funny, but there's something waggish about a dog's tail. Texas Sif tings. He saved, and he saved, and he saved. Economical, good Mr. Buzband ; And when he had got all he craved It went to bis wife's second husband. Courier-Journal. You can stave off a troublesome cred itor, and even procrastinate hunger somewhat by tightening the belt, but you can't shirk a sneeze. Chicacjo Ledger. Some of tbe poet Willis' best lines weie written in his boarding bouse. They are tender lines probably. They are always good in a boarding house. Puck. If a man wants a sack of flour, or something in a bottle to put on sore feet, be can send tor it, but for knowl edge, or a hair cut, he must go himself. Chicago Ledger. A North Carolina negro went right on playing the fiddle after a bullet had been fired into his brain. Exasperated people will hereafter fire at tbe fiddie. Indianapolis Journal. Our Progress. As stages are quickly abandoned with the completion of railroads, so tbe huge, drastic, cathartio pills, composed of erode and bulky medicines, are quickly abandoned with tbe introduction of Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative Pel lets." which are sugar-coated, and liitle larger than mustard seeds, but com posed of highly concentrated yegetabel extracts By druggists. z Appointments by the Bishop ot Kast Carolina. April 18 Saturday, i. P., S. Joseph's, Cam den court House. April 19 -Sunday, S. John Evang. SoTith Mills. April 31 Tuesday, M. P. , Curist Church, Itnx abetn City. April S2 Wednesdav, M. P., S. John's. New begnn. April ?S Thuradiy. P. Bart abas, Woodvllle. Perquimans co. April y Sunday, Holy Trinity, Hertford April 28 Tuesday. M. P., School House, Rock- A hoc It April 29 Wednesday, 8. Pau'l, Edenton. April ' 0 Thursday, M. P.. . Cuke's. Washing-ton County. , The Merchant has a Headache from a fit of indigestion, and misses a good bargain, The lawyer does the same with a case. To say nothing about doctors' fees. etc.. it don't pay to be even nMittle sick. J)r. David Ken nedy's "Favorite Remedy" is a friend of the business man, for it clears his brain. One dollar a bottle. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errois and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man hood, &C-, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a mis sionary in South America, Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City. eod.i&w ly IAAITED Ladles aad Gentlemen io take WW light, pleasant employment at their own homea (distance no objection); work sent by maiir o 6 a day can be quietly made; no canvaealDg. please address at once Globs Mfg. Co., Boaton, Haas., box 54. za uw aw MISCELLANEOUS. . A Youthful Editor. HISTORY IF THE HARDEST STRUGGLE OF HIS LIFE OF 0EEP INTEREST TO ALL PROFES SIONS. We be; to eall your especial attention to the foil jwinic letter Very seldom has a more re markable case appeared In tbe history of med icine. The Btory la absolutely truthful In every detail. Parents whose children are suf ftrrina or have suffered from Salt Bhe im should not fall to read it. If not now, tbe time raaycome when the information contain e i in it may be worth more than a mine of gold. The youth referred to la a marvel of editorial talent, nd well Known In the ranks of amateur journalism. But peruse what his grateful father says : Worcester. Mass , March 23, 1834 Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout : Dear Sir My son, a lad of 15, editor of the "Qo-Aherd," amateur Journal, of this city, has been at different times most severely, and appirenlv hopelessly, afflicted with Salt Bheum. When a very small child his body was almost entirely covered wit a tliis loath some eraptlon. It mostly passed away, how ever, alter the teeihing period, nd he was not seriously troubltd with it acain until about one yevr ago, when the Salt Rheum first appeared on his hands iet ween his tin sreri, then on his limbs, then on his faep! and head in occ solid mass. His cond tion was ter rible Tbe rash resembled ivy poisoning and we at first fancied it might frc something not so bad as his old trouble, but the physicians pronounced it Salt Bheum, -and msdeeveiy effort, withoutjtail, to cure It We tried a preparation widely ad ?erilsed as a specific for skin diseases, but it made about as much cf an i npreasion as so much cold water would have done. You can understand the si itation when 1 sa y we were In dee pair of obtaining real help fro lit any source. At thla point, through the advice of Mr. J. W. Bacon, whose da ighier had been cured of Salt Bheum by it, I tiled "KhiNNKDY'a FA VOBITK REMEDY" . This was the right and only thing at last ! Ihe skin began tji heal nt onee, and to-day the evidences of the d seasa have wholly disappeared. How ihankfulwe are, Dear Doctor, I leave yon to imagine. Yours, J. W. BATCHELBEIi. No 17 Terrill etreet. The experience of years, and the testimony of thousands demonstrate Dtt. DAVID KUt SEDY'A FAVOKITJfi REMEDY t? be the most successful medicine for organic aui blood cheaseB ever discovered. Prepartd solely by Dr. Davio Kennedy, l-hyticlai and ourgeon, Bondout, Y . aplis dw nrm THE GREAT DEMAND ! FOR Royster's Pure Candies continues. There )s n" use trying to ditputo the fact that they are INFINITE Y SUPE RIOR to any Candles on the market. 3 lbs. for $1. TRY PHILLIPS' COCOA. Prepared wl h Patcretlne. It nourishes the whole system, and does n?t I over-stimulate ' 40 Cents per Can. P. L. BRIDGERS & CO., HO North FroDt St apl 13 i BI0HM0ND, Va, . -AND- WILMINGTON, N. 0. II. BR-USHILD & BRO., - WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Liquors, Cigars & Tobacco. JJAVING RECENTLY OPENED OUE Richmond house and having made large addl t ions of our own manufacture and importa tion to our s'ocks in both cities, we are better prepared than ever to execute all orders en trusted to us. apl 9 Health is Wealth. CURE GUARANTEED Dt E. C. 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Hordes and Vehicles for hire at low prices. Fast horses, comfortable Carriages and careful and experienced drivers. Horses fed and cared fox by the day. week or month. mr Cart House and Cattle Yard attached tojthe Stables. TERMS LOW. pi 6 "Red Snappers" jASD A FINE LOT OF BL&CKFISH just arrived on our Smack. Will be for sale at our Fish Market Monday Pl DAVIS 4 SON MISCELLANEOUS Improved Life Insurance ! Cballengres Criticism ! Provident Sayings Life ! 6$ Liberty St , New York CUv. This company has shown by practical results' 'hat it furnish s insurance by far the safest, most economical asd equitable of any rystem that has been devised. Actual averace yerly cost In The Provi dent avisos during tbe calendar years 1883 and 1884, stage 40, forfctC.lOJ was fi9.23. INCOMPARABLY THE BEST! SBEPPARD 1IOMAN8, President snd Actuary JOHN E. LIPPITT, General Agent for North Carolina. Dr E. A. Anderson, Medical Examiner for Wilmington. feb 10 Gilding! Gilding!! Send in your Christmas presents, such as Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Albums, &c. and have name neatly stamped in Gold by a reliable and competent workman. In the meantime your orders for Printing, Ruling orBindlng could not be placed in oetter hands. JACKSON & BELL. 1885. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. WRh the new volume , beginning in Decern ber, Harper's Magazine wUl conclude its thirty-fifth year, f ne oldest periodical of is tye, it Is yet. In each new volume, a new m&g azine, not simply because it prefcen's fre-h subjects anl new pi- tures, but also, and chief ly, because it steadily advances in the method itse'f of magazine making. In a word, the Magazine becomes more the faithful mirror of current life and movement. I eadin a- f eatures In thp- attractive programme for 1885 are: nsw serial novels by Constance Fenimore Woolson and W D How ells; a new novel entitled "At the Red Glove;" dr scriptive Illustrated papers bv F D Mtllett, E Swain Glfford. E A Abbey, H Gibson, and others; Goldsmith's "Srhe Sfcocpa to .onquer," illustrate! by Abbey; im portant papers on Ar, Science, etc HarDer's Periodicals. Per Year : liAKFBX's Magazine. 4 00 Harpke's Weekly 4 06 Harper' 8 Bazas 4 00 Harper's Vouno People - 2 00 HABPEB'8 FBAWKLOf SQUARE LIBRARY, One Year (52 Numbers) 10 00 Pottage Free to ail subscribers in the United States or Canada, The volumes of the Magazine begin with the Numbers for June and December of each year. When no time is specified, it will be under stood that the subscriber wishes to begin with the current Number. Tbe last eleven Semi annual Volumes cf Harper's Magazine. In neat cloth binding, will be sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt of 3 00 per volume. Cloth Cases, for binding, 50 cents each by mall- postpaid,. Index to Harjter's Magazine, Alphabetical, Analytical, and Classified, for volumes 1 to 60, inclusive, from Jttne, 1&50, to June, 1880, one yoL,vo, Cloth, $4 00. Remittances should be made by Post-Office Money Order or Draft, to avod chance of loss. 2i etcspapers are not to copy this advertisement tcithout the express order of Harper to Bros. Address HA BP KB to BROTHERS, dec 3 New Vnrh 1885. Harper's Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED-WEEKLY. The serial and Ehort stories in Harper's Young People have all the dramatic Interest that juvenile fiction can possess, while they are wnoiiy free from what is pernicious or vulgarly sensational. The humoious stories and pictures are full of Innocent fun, and tbe papers on natural history and science, travel, and the facts of life are by writers whose names give the best assurance of accuracy and value. Illustrated papers on athletic sports, Karnes, and pastimes vive full Information on these subjects. There Is nothing cheap about it but its price. An epitome of everything that Is attractive and desirable In juvenile literature. Boston Courier. A weekly feast of good things to tbe boys and irla In every family which it visits Brooklyn Union. It Is wonderful In its wealth of picture In formation, and interest. Christian Advocate, NY TERMS: Postage Prepaid, 2.00 Per Year. Vol. VI. commences November 4, 1884. Single Numbers, Five Cents 6ach. Remittances should be made by Post-Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of lose. Newspapers are not to copy this advertise ment without the express order of Harper to Brothers. Address HifRPEB to BROTHERS, dec 3 New York. ix'toSS.WftTER-PROOFi U.t'S.i or rattle. Is alM A SUBSTITUTE for PLASTER st Half the i4. Outlasts tbe building. CARPETS and RUGS of same, don ble the wear of oilcloths. Catalogue W.H.FAY&COXAMDEN.N.J. mch f daw 4w WE ARB OFFERING GREAT INDUCE menta in (rocerles. Ccffee one or more Sacks. to ii per ft. ; Sugars i4 to 8 cents; Mackerel $3.75 to $5 per bbl ; Meal, dwy load, il 28 per 100 fts ; Flour, K br.nu. $3. 75 ; F. Roller , $5 ; Micbiean, $515 ; cheese 9 cents; Mer tin's. 12; Batter 13U:6 per tub; N. Y. Crackers, Cakes, mixed, 84 per bbL E. G. BLAIB. apl 6 NO. 114 NORTH WATER ST. t 1884. 1884. CHRISTMAS. AT D A. SMITH'S Furniture War er ooms, Can be found a large assortment of VALUABLE GIFTS, suitable for everybody. The pub lc, KLd especially the ladies, are respectfully Invited to call and examine prices, toe. D. A. SMITH. Furniture Dealer, N. Frost Street dec 9 Bedroom Sets. rjTOK NICEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORT KAILjBOATjM. Wilmington 7wiij naiiroad Compaq OmCSt OF GBCTBU.I. wTtotattaa. N. CMarch 6. j Change of Schedule i Vfc AND AFTER March 6. ik yj A. M., Passenger Trains ontww! S ton Weldon RaUFoad wfflrmJE! DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TUw!, NOB. 47 NOSTH Aim -JZ v mrj " ". Ill m y). Fast Through Mail to Passkso 1 Daily No. 40 Socth. Leave Weldon . Arrive at Wlhn'gton, Front 8L pyt Jjlf -1 MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN h." No. 48 North. Leave Wilmington;.... , Arrive at Weldon J? J-1 Train Wa AK Wlhi.l.i M arrives at Weldon at 7. S A. M. Train No 4? leaves Weldon at Ifln . arrives at W ilminmon at 7.1ft l w . j i i hi nu. uAuy zvcopt aioaaav Train Vn . duliv cvrm.i K.y T 1 ,o J .1 1 1 . - " ' Train No. 40 South will stop ajr GoWaboro and Magnolia. S 41 iukuu """Kyi KoadLfi... Mount for Tarboro at 3.45 pv . J? Trains on Scotland Neck Smi, J Halifax for Scotland ST W, turning leave Scotland Keck it & daily. 6-a' A jl Train No. 47 makes close oonntw don for all points North TDaliv MJ Richmond, and dally escept iCa$ JJf Train No. 43 runs dally and maw-i nection for all Points North vaPt3r,,ee AU trains run solid between Wivt. Washington, and have pS&m pSX era attached. rwJtes For accommodation of local tranli aa. gcr coach will beatta-hed to local fttiif?? ingWllmliigton at 5.20 A. ST DilSlW Sunday. uuyexe JOHS P. DITlKk T. M. &MKK B mch 7 " Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R. B.(k OWXOB 0 GXtTKKAS. StnpEKIKTBKDn- j wTlmlngton, N. C. March , 15 3K. Change of Schedule, ON AND AFTER MABCH 6, l&L B 5.07 A. M., the following Paaseiw uie will be run on this road : NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. DAILI-Ko. West and 47 East Leave w llmbigton. 8.30 P. M Leave Florence 2.40 A. k A w'' ru at C I ' h- A TnntitfA. r an . u Arrive at Coluoibia M0A.H, Leave Columbia ftP.E uravou, u a. it. ft um;u;.'ii. . .....iakli r. M. Leave Florence 5.CT K, H Arrlva at Wllmbagton 9MX k Night Mail act) Passsnqkb Tbadt, Daiu No. 40 West. Leave Wilmington lfl. P. 1 Arrive at Florence 1 ft AM. MAIL AND PASSENGER TEAK DAM No. 4S East. Tave Florence at 4.15 P.M Arrive at Wilmington 8. '5 P. V Train No. 42 leave wi'miDgtou at "SO Al; arrives at Florence at 11.45 A. M. Train No. 45 ltavtg Florence at 10.00 P.M.; J W M A a A. m f A If . i 1 I ' H . 1 . 1. .. arriving ai vviimingion ai i ou a. m. 1 ra'n No. 42 daily except Monday. Ti ain No. 45 dally except Saturday. Tram 42 and 43 stops at all Stations. No. 4i stops only at Flembigton. aad Mtrtai Passengers for Columbia andallpolMosaj & C. It. R., C, to A K.R. Stations, Aiken im$ tion, and all points beyond, should tab MP us Silent express. . m Separate Pullman Sleepers for Angvatsi Train 48. All trains run Bolld between Charkstnl Wilmington. Local freight leaves WllmlngtOH da&ri cept Sunday at 5.25 A. M. ,. JOHN F. DIVDB, . General 8nperlntaki T. M. EMERSON. General Passeaftri j mch 7 Carolina Central B. 8 Company. Ormrn o enkkal Rvrxsarmnmn, j Wilmington. N. C Sept. lt Change of Schedule. , 0 . aM nt O N AND AFTER SEPT UM, " (Ml following acnoauie wUl be open"" Railroad : PASSENGER MALL AND KIT0 Dally except Snaday. Leave Wilmington at. Jf.' M No. i. I Leave Raleigbat...... Vjj. M t Arrive at yiu" i Leave Charlotte at aaV M - M No. S. S Arrive Raleigh sX-'' 'TmL 1 ) Arrive at WQmlngton Passenger Trains stop J&00tfi cmlyTandpoinU designated hi tke rime Table. a,jn. MAi 8HMLBT DIVISION, PAS8KSWJ KXPSE88 AND FBEIGH- Dally except 8unaay. t Leave Charlotte niT.- Arrive at Shelby " y , LeaveShelby--." 44 P. t Arrive at Charlotte ? No. 3. No. 4 Tak?TraJ?No. KJS Western N C R It, Ashcvllte and gjW Also, for 8irtanbttrg, 22Sr 1 Atlanta ana an pomw CJH onnsatal Oily F. W. CJ JkRK, GeneraljT sent 20 L A. ST MXXJUmU Md receive uL m wm mm m rw mi ouu . - a w j hffir of sroods Wblcn ww :r' ua hour. The broaa rosu w lv'' At 'be wor.ers, bsomtely "are lress Tkvx to Co., Augusta. bov 2 dw It ALpadW Fitan AV r ad. r- .'"iST"' ma. wf" r&tSsssm rssisissn aflMiaw UPMBsM N I RJSalHBU VITa' IOKR.S SI wears istandiag , Tiiarfsn ' ExtSWsddrga9to Dr. AB. dee 22 eod
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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