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of goods that will put youdn the way of mak
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man and beast need a cooling
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feb 2 dw
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for a time and then have them return
others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a
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J 'ShTtTj AMES. Editor & Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY. MAY 9. 18?5
Entered at the Poetoffice at Wilmington. M. C,
as second-class matter.
The Little Sisters of the Poor have
obtained permission from Secretary
Lamar to solicit contributions of mon
ey from the employee of the interior
department, and now every day two oi
the sisters stand at one of the main
entrances holding a basket. For man;
years, until the present Administration
came into power, it has beerrfa rule in
the several departments that no solicit
ing of alms or subscriptions or can
vassing of any kind would be permitted,
the repson being that it interferred with
the public business.
Mr. James Anthony Froude, the em
inent English historian, has arrived at
San Francisco from a trip of four
months in the Australian colonies.
On being questioned as to society in
Australia, Mr. Froude said that on the
whole he thought it quite as good as in
England. He had been treated with
the greatest courtesy in all the large
cities, and retained very pleasant re
collections of his visit. Being asked
about the aggregation of wealth in the
hands of a lew, Mr. Froude said in re
gard to the land it seemed to him that
the Australians are undergoing an ex'
perience precisely similar to that of the
Americans. In Australia and in New
Zealand large companies are being
formed and are buying up enormous
tracts cl land. He thiDks this bodes
ill lor a young country, but does not
see any way by which it can be stopped
without interfering with the rights of
property, and from a long study of his
tory he has found that all attempts on
the part of governments to interfere
with the rights of property have always
ended in disaster.
Ex-State Senator Francis Kiernan U
quoted in the New York Commercial
Advertiser as saying recently, at Utica:
' I visited Washington recently and
found the President anxious to know
what the people thought of him. Mr.
Cleveland, notwithstanding all reports
to the contrary, is extremely sensitive
in this regard, and when sure that a
certain line or policy meets the favor
ol the public he is greatly pleased. I
explained to him what 1 thought jwas
the general sentiment in regard to his
actions, and said that so far as he bad
got, be unquestionably had the support
of all the thinking men of the country.
I explained to him, however, that
many Democrats did not feel that the
wheels of the new Administration
moved rapidly enough. He smiled and
said: 'We must take time.' It is this
answer that I think explains his whole
conduct. A change of administration
as radicaras that which took place last
March admits of do haste. Patience
must characterize the leaders and the
rank and file of a party who receive
power after a penance of many years.
It is not like a change of Presidents
during a Republican term ; it is a
sweeping change in the management of
departments. The heads of the depart
ments and bureaus are new men, un
accustomed to the duties required of
them. Of course in time they will ac
quire the same facility of handling
affairs as iheir Republican predeces
sors. At present they must take time."
r i i . . -
vmcago peopie worry little about a
Socialistic demonstration that would
upset the authorities of a foreign city
for a month. The other night when
the big board of trade banquet was
going on the Socialists had a meeting
in Market square, to vhich delegations
marched to the music of bands and
carrying black and red flags. There
were several red and black speeches, ol
which these are samples: "A new
board of thieves is to be opened to
night. It is time this thing is stopped.
These robbers fatten off our toil. We
must bring the revolver and Winches
ter riile to our aid, and learn the use of
dynamite. The demonstration to-night
shows that if we would achieve the
right to liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness we must arm, arm, arm! It
shows that the government of the city
is for our masters, and to keep us
slaves. If anything is done for us we
must do it ourselves." The bands play
ed the ''Marseillaise." the crowd took
up the air, and, singing and shouting,
tried to reach the board of trade build
ing, but found all the avenues guarded
by police armed with clubs. Alter the
banquet the crowd followed and stoned
the carriage of one of the returning
banqueters. The carriage windows
were broken and the glass cut the face
ot the wife of a board of trade member
quite seriously, but no arrests were
made for even this outrage, as it was
impossible to identify the assailants.
There were about 1,500 men marching
in the procession at one time, but most
of them were part of an idie crowd out
"to see the fun," and not Socialists or
Socialistic sympathizers.
German statistics show that there hsi
been an almost unprecedented increase
taSSUl a BoS.MiwYe of students during the late decade, and
api 3m eod d&w I at the present nionent Germany, with
a population of 45,250,000, has 25.000
students attending her universities,
while England, with a population ot
56,000.000. has only 5.500 students at
Oxford and Cambridge. There has
also been a largo increase of the teach
ing staff during the same period, and
such an increase represents not only
greater efficiency in tuition, but an ad
dition to the number of men devoting
their lives to learned research, as Ger.
man professors are, for the most part,
original investigators.
PERSONAL.
Miss Mary Anderson will sail for
America Irom Liverpool on the 28th of
September.
Richard Parr, the overseer ol the
poor in Albany, who died recently, was
the contractor who paved the first street
in San Francisco.
Associate Justice Field, of the United
States Supreme Court, is about to be
gin writing his memoirs.
Miss Endicott, the War Secretary's
daughter, is said to he one of the most
beautiful women in Washington. Her
complexion is pure and white, her eyes
large and brown and her figure, so says
a lady correspondent, "exquisite in
rounded grace,"
Ex-President Mark Hopkins, of Wil
liams College, now in his 83d year, is as
vigorous at he has beeu at any time in
thirty years. His memory for faces is
wonderful. He recognizes with ease
his pupils of fifty years ago.
. .
"Man's work 's from snn to sun ;
Woman's work is never done "
Wort is a necessity to all ; but. upon
how many, women especially, does it
fall with the burden of the 'last straw."
and this, because their peculiarly deli
cate constitutions are so liable to func
tional derangement. We cannot lessen
your toil, ladies, but we can make it
easier for you. by making you stronger
and better able to do it. Dr. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription" will relieve
you of nervous and other weaknesses,
and all the many ill3 peculiar to your
sex.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAY MOONSHINK.
Men often miss fortune by a heir.
A road made of quartz is very hard,
but is a gneiss road.
A man is cal ed a confirmed liar
when nothing that he sas is confirm
ed. In the battle of life be sure you tat
all you want, for it is by that you can
work your weigh up.
The Venetian gondolier has a pecu
liar way of tying hiscrait; in lact it is
the moor of Venice.
Pick her up tenderly.
Handle with care.
The roller skates flopped her,
Teu feet in the air.
' Come along with me and have a
tine time," remarked a policeman to a
man he bad arrested. "I am afraid
you are trying to cell," me replied the
prisoner.
"Ah! you flatter me." lisped a dude
to a pretty girl with whom he was
conyersing. "No, I don't," was the re
ply. "You couldn't be any flatter than
you are."
"How can I tell how much the Wash
ington Monument weighs?" asks a
correspondent. Easy enough Let
him visit the place some dark night
when no one is watching and weigh it.
Cannibal king to missionary: "I
think that the best thing I can do is to
eat you." Missionary (in earnest
protest); "I do not agree with ycu,
sir." Cannibal King: '"Well I mustn't
eat anything that doesn't agree with
me."
There are differences even among
Italian princes. Tffe least enterprising
and shrewd among then come to
America, and grind hand organs; the
sharp nobleman stays in his own sun
ny clime, bides his time, and finally
marriea a rich American girl.
Quarterly Meetings,
The following are the Presiding El
der's appointments for the Wilmington
District of the M. E. Church, South
second round; .
Onslow Circuit, at Queen's Creek,
May 9-10.
Duplin Circuit, at Charity Chapel,
May 12 13.
Brunswick Circuit, at Summerville,
May 16-17.
Topsail Circuit, at Union, May 23 24.
Magnolia Circuit, at Magnolia, May
30 31.
The District Sunday School Confer
ence will be held at Magnolia in con'
nection with the quarterly meeting
beginning May 29th.
P. J. Carraway, P. E.
Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout.
N. Y., Proprietor af the great medi
cine, called "Favorite Remedy" is a
regular physican surgeon, and despises
a bum bug as heartily as any man. If
you have anv complaint of the Blood,
Kidneys or Liver, invest one dollar for
"Favorite Remedy," and it will prove
a good investment.
The Excursion and Pic Nic
S
EASON IS OVER AND THE THEATRI-
CAL, ANT) riATiTjPninnhflcAnnr.ii w i
JOHN WERNER, tbe practical Carman Bar-
ur sou rennracr, is personally m attendance
at his Hair Dressing baloon, 29 Market Street
between Water and Front, Wilmington N. C.
oec 11
At Extraordinary Bargains.
rpO THOSE WHO CAN APPBECIATE,
really j edges of goodgooda, I invite attention
to my cxbiblt of Table Diapers, Towels, Doy
lies, Napkins, etc.
To mothers desirous of clothing their Boys
tastefully au1 economically, I call attention to
my stock of Caaelmerea and Tweeds.
I have the chcancst sirto.k nf Whi '
- - uuiAte
and Laces in the city. Hosiery In eerv etvle.
Corsets, Parasols and Umbrella.
apU
J. J. HEDR1CK.
WAITED ladies and Gentlemen to take
light, pleasant employment at tivtirown
hniTM ffllstanpp nn nhiaiHnn i- I ,
mail; $2 10 $5 a day can be quietiy mate; no
"T8V11CMe uurwj at once uLOBE
MTG. Co. , Boston, Mass., box 6314.
A Youthful Editor.
HISTORY OF THE HARDEST STRUGGLE OF HIS
LIFE OF DEEP INTEREST TO ALL PROFES
SIONS. we beg to call your especial attention to the
foil wing letter Very seldom has a more re
maskable case appeared In the history of med
icine. The fctory Is absolutely trnthful in
everv de ta 1 1. Pare! ts whose chlMre n are suf -ferinjr
or have miSercd from Salt Rheum
should not fail to read It. If not now, the
time may come when the information contain
el in it may be worth more than a mine of
gold. The youth referred to is a marvel of
editorial talent, and well known ia the ranks
of amateur j ournalism. But peruse what his
grateful father says :
Worcester. Mass , March 23, isst.
Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout :
Dear era My son, a lad of 15, editor of the
"So-Aherd," amateur iournal, of this city,
nas been at different times most severely, ana
apparently hopelessly, afflicted with Salt
Rheum. When a very small child his body
was almost entirely covered with this loath
some er jption. It mostly passed away, how
ever, alter the teething period and he was
not seriously troubled with it arain until
about one year ago, when the Salt Rheum
first appeared on his hards between his An
zers. then on his limbs, then on bis fac3 and
head in one solid mass. His cond tion was ter
rible The rash resembled ivy poisoning and
we at first fancied it might be something not
so bad as his old troubles, but the physicians
pronounced it Salt Bheum, and made every
effort, without arail, to cure it We tried a
preparation widely advertised as a speciac for
skin niseaees, nut it maus aocut as mucu oi an
i-EpresFiot as so much cold water would have
done. Yon can understand the si nation when
1 say we were in despair of obtainingreal help
from any source.
At this point, through the advice of Mr. J.
W. Bacon, whoee daughter had been cured of
Salt Rheum bv it. I tried "KENNEDY'S FA
VORITE REMEDY" . This was the right and
only thing at last ! lhs ekln b-'gan to heal at
once, ana to-day the evidences of the d'sease
have wholly disappeared. How thankful we
are, Der Doctor, I leave you to imagine.
Tours, J. W. Batcheldek.
No 17 TerrilUtreet
The experience of vears, and the testimony
of thousands demonstrate DR. DAVID KEM
NEDX'3 FAVORITE BEMBDY to be the
most successful medicine for organic and
blooi ciseaees ever discovered. Prepared
solely hy Dr. David Kennedy, Physician
and surgeon, Fondont, N. Y.
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Cape Fear & Yadkin Val
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rpo TAKE EFFECT AT 8:00 A. M., MON
DAY, January 19!h, 18:5:
TRAIN NORTH.
Arrive. Leave.
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Fayetteville 12.10 p. m. 1.C0 p. m.
Panford. 3.f9 3.25
Ore Hill 4 23 4 33
Liberty fi.34 5.40
Greensboro 7.0C
0 minuses at Fayetteville for dinner
TKA1N SOUTH.
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Liberty lO.gtTa, m. 1106
Ore Hill U 59 12 05
Sanfr.rd 1.18 p. m. 1.36 p. m.
Faycttevill? 3 45 4.00
Shoe Heel 6 15 . 6.40
Bennettsville 8 20
20 minutes for dirner at Sanf :rd.
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ap: 30 tf
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TU3T RECEIVED. A LARGE LOT OF
CHEAP 'TdfeACGOS which we are offering-
to the triile at very low rates. Also, a flee
lo: of
Rhein Wines,
Champagnes,
Bordeaux Wines,
AND
Apollinaris Water.
All cf our own Importation, whlih we are
offering at very low prices.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
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1884.
1884.
CHRISTMAS.
IT D A. SMITE'S
Furniture Warerooms,
Can be found a large assort r.ent of
VALUABLE GIFTS,
suitable for everybody.
The pub'le, and especially the ladies, are
respectfully invited to call and examine
prices, &c.
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Furniture Dealer, N. front Street
dec 22
TION.
I iv a noaltivo remedy for the fttsove 1 Iscase : by It.
AZ9 thousands of cases ol tho worst kind and of long
standi-!"- have been cured. I nderd. t o atrons Is nay faith
In its efficacy, tht I JEi 1 send TWO MOTTLES FRKB,
together with a VAICACt.E TREATISE on this dise&se
to any sufferer. Give express and P. O. ddr et.
DS. T. A . SLOCUM. 181 Pearl St., Hetr York.
J aruoro. 1 4
Leave Tarhoro. . n
a-eave Wilson...
Arr. Golds boro.
i-eave Warsaw.
teaTe Burgaw..
Ar Wilmington.
- JJ1 W p
4 f 4 ?!
set
7 r .
7 30
L've Wilmington
leave Bdrgaw..
I .cave w ara-w. .
Arr. Goldabo'o.
Leave WTson...
Ar. Ho cky Mount
Arrive Tarboro.
Leave Tarboro.
Arrive Weldon..
No- 4". Dan,
0 27
in ic
U 3 M
i2 St p.
JO
J47
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if
Train on SmtiMH
Halifax for Scotland Neck 73
tarntng leaves ScotlandKTfl
dally.
Train No. 43 North wlii.i
Train no. u south will a2T ' "
Goldsboro and Magnolia. i
Train No. 47 mates clo. ...
don for all yttlnta North rwL8
Richmond, and daily wfoepTj
Trains makes close
No Richmond ani WkS!
All trains run haim .l"""k 1
Washtogton and have PuffZ?'
era attached. afcj
a. ox. EMawsoN, Geuftrs' ?
Lit a j
Wilmington, Tcoiiij
& Augusta, fi. dj
" T J3 i
CONDENSED SCHEDUI
TRAINS GOING 80DThT
Dated MayS, '85.
No. 48, I ally
Leave
Wilmington
Lake Waccawaw
Marion.
Arrive
Florence
Sumier
Columb'a
8 15 P.
9 4
11 42
M.
12 30
4 34 A. M.
6 40 K
TRAINS GOINtt NOBTR
No. 4?, Dally
Leave Columbia
Arrive f-umter. .
Leave Florence.
Leave Marion. . .
Leave L. Wac'w
Ar Wilmington.
4 15
5 01
6 55
8 '0
P. M.
. .4Y raga 3
" TAr-CALC'JRE FOR
Maflie Weakness,
.-PHYSICAL
DECAY,
iaYcung& Middle!
iKea reign
Tested for overSixi
Years by use i n many
Thousand Oases.
?.
TRIAL
PACKAGE. I
THE A TMEKT.
Ono Month, - $3,008
Two Months, - 6.001
Three Months, 7.00a
NERVCaSDEBfLITY
OUGAKIOVVEAKJTEna
Itecay.aiid numerous
obvCL.ro-tli'ic: cos. lr.f-
fltna t;.: r'aSled ob-
sicis;?. x-.:'-.it frcm
outlifu: iti-.vcrction.
inn frfw fiiiiSiraiieA. r.r
ovGrbraiTiT- .; !!. Avoid
the imposlii: n ct preten
tious nsKfUcj for these
troub'ec. Get cjx Frea
Circulsr cr.d Trie! Peck
age, and lcs.ni important
facts before taking treat
ment elsewhere. Take a
SURE Remedy that has
CURED thousands, doea
not interfere villi atten
tion to business, or causo
pain or inconvenience in
any way. Founded on
scientific medical princi
ples. By direct application
to the scat of disease its
specific influence is felt
without delay. The nat
ural function s of the hu
man organism is restored.
The animating elements!
of life, which Tiave been
wasted areeiven back, and
the patient becomes cheer
Tm and rapidly Rains both,
Krengtn una sexual vigor.
TRY
PHILLIPS'
Digestible Cocoa
40 Ceits per Can.
IT IS A SPLENDID SUBETtlTJTE FOB
TEA AND COFFF, AND AIDS
DIGESTION.
FOR S&LE BY
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO
HO North Front fit.
t
HARRIS REMEDY CO., H'FGPHEMI8Y8
806X K. Tenth St., ST. IXJOTS, KO,
R U PTliRP PERSOff 8 ! Wot a Trues.
ftV . Aak for terms of onr Appliance.
WJs3 GIVE E"Ef SlEX rr TTf
aplS rt&wly
Health is Wealth,
CUBE GUARANTEED Dr E. C. WEST'S
Nerve- avd Brain Treatmekt, a guar
anteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con
vulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache,
Nervous Prostration caused by the use of al
cohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental De
Vresslon, Softening of the Brain resulting in
Insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death. Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss
of power in either sex, Involuntary Losses
ana Spermatorrhoea caused by ovpr exertion
of the brain, self abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains one month's treatment.
1 00 a box, or six boxes for $5 00, sent by
marl prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
bv us for sir hflTM. anntmnnnlArl vfth a tn
we will send the purchaser our written guar
an tee to refund the money if the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only
by JOHN C. WEST & CO , 862 W Madison at.,
Chicago, IU. oct 21 lyd&w
Train 43 i i at all Stattna.
Noa.4Nan. 7stop only u Brinies, Wh
h'to. t.3 r, nux ni'iw, rair ana, nia
Mario . Pee Dre, Floroace, llmmonv
j.ym-.iinurv, suayemvtum, vwavet. yj
Cnnkn iv;t)uuanl ts stover.
Pasfiengers tor Columbia aBdau poind
y. R. R.. C. C. & A K. R. 8tattflBa.ll
Jan tion, and all poi n beyond, should i
trie 48 .Nig a i express.
Separate Pullman olaopore lor Stna
.-inn lor Augusta on Train o.
Facsenzc-rs on 40 can take 48 tain l
Fk n rice for Columbii, Augusts ani
points via Columbia
All trains run solid between Cuutettai
Wilmington.
JOHN I. DITHIJ
uenerai oupcnnieao
T. M. EMERSON .GonoTal Piaen?erJ
may 7
Carolina Central R.
Company.
Otvios or General supkeintb5ddi
Wilmington. N. C, 8ept. SO. ItH"
o
Change of Schedule,
AND AFTER 8EPT.L21".
Leave Balelghat f
Arrtm At r.hnrlottA at. iX
rlotteat fJff'i
sigh at MJA. 51
rUmlngton .. !
following ttcneuuie will be operated I
Railroad :
PASSENGER MAIL AND KXPM88 HiW
daUv fixceut Sundaya
1 Tjlvp Wilmington at '-f- II
No. L S Leavn Ralebrh&t "-3J f .
1
) Leave Charlotte
No. 2. S Arrive Balelgh ai
) Arrive at Wilmington
Passenger Trains stop at regalM
only. an(f points designated ia tk Vm-'
Time Table. -SHELBY
DIVISION, PASSISttH. j
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays, . -
Trains No. 1 and 2 make ctoeo coo-,
flftmtat with R. A. Trains to aaairoa
PUBCELL HOUSE.
J JNDEB NEW MANAGEMENT,
WILMINGTON. N. C
B. L. PERRY, Proprietor.
Lte Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Firs t-C lass
n all ltaoDontmQts Tama t'2.50 to 98.00
iav.
WANTED LADIES BY CBESCENTABT
CO. , o take Jight.pleasant e -n ployment at
their own homes (sent by mall any a tance),
$e.O0 to f ld.O j per week can be made; o pho
to painting; no canvaalg.
For fu 1 information please address at once.
CRK8CENT ART CO., Kcvere, Mass.
apl 15 d & w 1m
WANTED Ladies and Gentlemen to keep
our goods on exhibition. Agents make
f 3 to $7 daily. Fend W ccnta for Illustrated
Catalogue and begin at once.
PARK MFO. CO ,
Box 1,521 239 Broadway, New York,
apl 15 d&w lm
A P R T Z R BCnd eix cent8 for postage
-a. A MMtXMi Ta and receive fuse, a costly
box of goods which wiU help 50a to more
money right away than anything else in this
7rW AlV either sex, succeed from the fir.t
hour. The hxoai road to fortune opens before
Ibe workers, absolutely sure. At once ad
3Kss True Co., Augusta, Maine.
nov2 d4fcw It
M 1
lirough Sleeping Cars betwseaW
and Charlotte and Raleigh and CkwS
Take Train No. 1 for o5"22t. tukA
Western N C R R, Asheville and?""
Also, for Spartanburg, GreeorUJe,
Atlanta and all points 0jjr1
F. W. CLARK, CtoeriJIPsssenf
sept 20 H
Vegetable and Fruit !
RaT TW BROOKS ANDBKaDt
Our Crates are made with Juniper
Fine Ends, giving strengUi and
preventing splitting. Avoid defcr
ment. and get firat jnriccs by mkjf
ahead. P ARS La V
WHITE CYPRESS AND YELLOW"
Sash, Blinds and Doo
Guaranteed as good sf the MJJ
Moulding. Brackets, wiw
mapU3WOOrt W?FAR-LYjn J
Board.
A FEW MORE BOABDEB8,
tattle, regular or transercanbe
dated with comfortab e roomsana u-
nMba m4Knrlim At fn .
MB8 KOBKKiJSi
11S Market bet.
nov!8 tf