MISCELLANEOUS.
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la a
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it tends, by impairing nutrition. and do-
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Decline
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All Sorts of
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Ecm lad tu th sat nrmj
The Mirror
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
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eb 2 d&w
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tu tlsat nrm
I CURE FITS!
When I say core I do not mean merely to stop them
for a tune and then nave t Hem return ar nn. immn a
radical core. I have made the disease of ITS, KPI.
LKPSY OK FALLING SICKNESS a lif e-loag study.
I iwi lint nay remedy to aaietkawpwseasa. Baaa
others bare failed is no reason for not now receiving a
Bend at once tor a Treatise ana a rree uotue or
Uive Kiprewand PostcOce. it
The Daily Review,
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor A Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 27. 1885.
entered at the I'ostoffiee at Wilmington. N. C.
as second-class matter.
Since Secretary Whitney discharged
employees from tbe Mare Island navy
yard for political offences farther devel
opments concerning other matters con
nected with the establishment there are
said to have been brought to light. It
is intimated that some interesting in
tormation will soon be made public in
regard to the cost of repairing the Moh
icant a vessel which has cost the Gov
ernment $900,000 since she was fir&t
commissioned. Three vessels equal to
the Mohican is every respect couM have
been built for a like sum.
AddroM WR. L taw awUT, Hi Pearl CSV., flew z 0
14 Saieod d&w
The report of a Legislative investigate
ing committee in Massachusetts wil
show that the cost to the Bell Company
of the ordinary rubber hand telephone
is 1.62, and of tbe transmitter $1.80;
total, $3.42. The average rental charg-
ed by the Bell Company of tbe sub
companies is $7 per year each for the
hand telephones and the transmitters,
or more than four- times the original
cost. The net earnings of the Bell Tele
phone Company for the year ending
March 1, 1885, were $1,710,892.69.
Ex-Representative Broadhead has
left Washington for Paris, France,
where as special Government
aeent, he will examine tbo records
ot the prize Courts in search of
information in connection, with the
French spoliation claims. The secre
tary of State has received information
from tbe UnitedStates minister at Paris
that the prelim inary legal proceeding in
award cases will cost at least $10 in
each case. Persons in this country who
are interested in the matter should
make arrangements to meet such expenses.
Senator Blackburn, ot Kentucky,
says there is no truth in the highly
colored reports of a rupture between
himself and.the President. He tells the
Washington Star: "I have no quarrel
with tbe President nor with the Ad
ministration. I trust and believe that
it has no better friend nor supporter
than I in all that it may do or propose
that is right. I have honestly endeav
ored throughout this matter to do the
one thing which is both hardest and
wisest tor any man to do, namely, to
keep silent. I flatter myself that I have
succeeded, and that jay only failure in
this regard is attributable to gratuit
ous utterances put in my mouth by
those who could not possibly know
anything of the facts. There was no
witness to the interview between the
President and myself ; there could be
no authorized version of it given save
by him of me. I have given none; I
am not willing to believe that he has."
President Garfield was insured for
$25,000. President Cleveland is insur
ed for a considerable sum in two com
panies, and says he was especially care
ful about them as long as his mother
lived. Senator McPherson, of New
Jersey, carries a life insurance of
$110,000. Ex-Congressman Frank
Jones, of New Hampshire, who was
talked of for the Cabinet, carries $205,
000. Senator Sa bin has an insurance
ot $50,000. Ex-Postmaster-General
Hatton has $25,000 on his life; Senator
Cockrell carries $10,000; ex-Scnator
Bruce a reasonable sum ; ex-Congressman
Chalmers, of Mississippi, carries
$10,000; Senator Plumb has an insur
ance of $21,000; Gen. Slocum, of New
York, $20,000; Stewart L. Woodford,
of New York. $40,000: Congressman
Poland, of Vermont, about $5,000;
Congressman Miller, of Texas, $5,000;
Senator Kenna, of West Virginia, $12,
000, and so on.
An American who has been traveling
in different parts ofEu rope for sometime
writes to a London paper that socialism
is stronger in the United States than in
any European country. He also states
that the socialists here are more aggres
sive and boastful than in any country
he has visited. He refers to the meet
ings held in Chicago on Sunday of
nearly every week as furnishing evi
dence ot this state of affairs ; states that
such meetings would not be allowed in
any country in Europe, and thinks that
ao one could be found in Paris or
Berlin who would advocate the senti
meats that are expressed in them. He
thinks the worst classs of anarchists
come to this country because they
know that they will not be interfered
with. A man who is not sufficiently
bold to publicly advocate the use of
dynamite in a city in France or Ger
many comes to New York or Chicago
and begins to harangue workingmen
on the wrongs they suffer.
He is greeted with cheers, and
is encouraged to go on making
inflammatory speeches. This writer
thinks there will be no well-organized
movement against propcrty-holders
till another panic ecsues and difficulties
are encountered in obtaining the,neces
sities of lif e. He believes that there will
then be an uprising. In hit opinion,
aw abiding citizens will then ascer
tain that the Socialists have a well
organized army, trained in use of arms
led by officers who have had military
experience in foreign countries, and
ready to use dynamite and other ex
plosives. As we support but a very
small standing army, it will be very
difficult to put down such a body of
men. He thinks little can be expected
from local military companies in a war
waged by Socialists, and refers to the
riots in 1877 for evidence in support of
this opinion.
.a a.
Can consumption be cured? Yes.
One man only, discovered the laws of
graviiation. One man only discovered
tbe virtue of vaccination. And one
man after years of study and reflection
has discovered the cure for consump
tion Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" is its specific. Send two let
ter stamps and get. Dr. Pierce's pam
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PERSONAL..
Queen Victoria is fonder than most
people of tbe great American oyster.
Secretary Lamont never forgets a
face he has seen or a name he has
heard.
Secretary Whitney, of all.Cabinet of
ficers, makes the finest appearance in 1
society.
Fred Douglass is waiting! to be turn
ed out of office before aiaking a Euro
pean tour.
Bismarek'sJame is not a preventive
of physical ills. He catches cold in the
slightest draugh.
Minister Pendleton defines the spoils
system as one which uses public service
to pay private debts.
Mrs. Barrtos, tbe widow ot the late
President, has black eyes and glossy
hair and is only twenty-six.
Charles Longfellow, the son of the
poet, is about to start upon a journey
around the world.
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Pain and Sickness bring on old age
with fearful rapidity. Dr. David Ken
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MAY MOONSHINE.
"A good name is better than tons of
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about that. Wohave never had more
than one ton of gold at a time. Graph
ic, "Were you 'at the ball last night?"
asked Jones of his friend Brown. "You
bet I was at the bawl." replied Brown,
"and I stayed, all night. Baby had the
colic." Texas Siftmgs.
When the man told his landlady she
fed him wooden biscuits, she did'n get
mad1; oh, no, she smiled and told him
board was so cheap that the story is
too sad to conclude. Mer. Traveler.
A farming exchange says: "A fair
average profit for a hen seems to range
from 1.50 to 2 a year." If a hen
can make a profit of $1.50 to 2 a year
she ought to be able to lay up some
thing Drake's Magazine.
Japanese dentists use only the thumb
and forefinger in pulling teeth, and it
they drag their victims around the room
half an hour before the molar comes
out they don't charge anything extra.
Norristoivn Herald.
A GOOD REASON.
Why does she hold her head so high
And look &o supercilious,
And pass the other maidens by
As if they made her bilious?
Well may she proudly walk the street,
The while her pride increases ;
Her crazy quilt is just complete,
Made of ten thousands pieces.
Boston Courier.
' We had quite a discussion at the
club last evening." said Fenderson ; "I
made tbe closing speech, and I think I
made myselt clear." "Ah!" returned
Fogg, "then I have been misinformed.
I was told you made the others clear."
Boston Transcript.
"How did you feel?" a man was
asked, after telling how be was caught
by the cowcatcher of a locomotive aod
thrown over the smock stack into the
tender. "Well, I didn't like it, although
I must say I was very much taken up
with it at first," he replied. N. Y.
Journal.
When the philosophic gentleman
Attends the roller rink
And pensively sits down, my son,
Does he sit down to think?
Hatchet.
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IT WINS THE BATTLE.
GRATEFUL LETTER FROM AM OLD SOLDIER-
ACUTE SALT RHEUM YIELDS TO DR. DAVID
KENNEDY'S ' F AVO R 1TE REMEDY' -A YOUNG
LADY'S RECOVERY.
alt Rheum is the popular name for many
forrs of skin disease. All have the same gen
eral origin. Many of them seem almost im
possible to cure. They have baffled the most
scientific treatment which learned and skilled
physicians have be?n able to bring to bear,
one fact, however, Is now firmly sett'ed: halt
Rheum, in all its varieties, is the result of a
foul and diseased condition of tbe blood. Poi
sonous matter, which should have been ot h
erwlse got rid of is taken up and swept into
circulation. Sometimes the Hrer is most at
fault and sometimes the kidneys. Sometimes
one part of the body is attacked and some
times another Not Infrequently the whole
hodv is covered with the outbreak of skin dls
eae', which defies all efforts to lemove it and.
remains aurins: tne me ot tne patient, uut
ward applications are of little or no use as
many a sufferer has found to his sorrow and
cost.
How to cure Salt Rheum was a perplexing
puzzle to medical men until the discovery of
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REM
EDY, whiih masters the disease by doing
awav with its cause. All sufferers and their
friends should read the following letter:
Worcester , Mass , 1884.
Dr. D. Kennedy, Handout :
ear biR: For seven months my daughter
Euffered from an acute form of Salt Rheum in
the head. Besides disfiguring her appearance,
Abe could scarcely endure the beat and itching
sensation. I resorted to Ore best physicians
of this city who exhaustetf their skill without
doing her any apparent good Then we turn
ed to the pa" ent medicines recommen-led for
Salt Rheum, and gave several of them a thor
ough trial, yet they seemed to aggravate the
disease instead of abating it. Last of all we
tried Dr. David Kennedy's "Favorite
Remedy," and am thankful to say we had no
need to seek any further, for after she began
to use it she improved so rapidly as to sur
prise us all. Her skin soon recovered its nat
ural health, look, and she is now entirely well.
How can I express my gratitude to you for so
wondef f ul a medicine ? You may publish this
If you lite, and say all you think I ought to
say in this letter. You cannot praise Dr. Da
vid Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" too highly
to please me. Yours, 4c, John W.Bacon
Mt. Bacon Is a United States mail carrier in
Worcester, Mass., and a veteran of the war,
having been a member of the Sixth (MasB.)
Regiment, in its famous march through Balti
more, when It was attacked by the mob. He
tH respected by all who know him.
Dr. David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy"
has wrought equally remarkable cures In all
parts of the country. Try It; or address Dr.
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may 21 d&w nrm
Condensed TimeTable No.11
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rpo TAKE EFFECT AT 8:00 A. M., MON
DAY", January 19th, 1835:
TRAIN NORTH.
Arrive. Leave.
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Shoe Henl.. 9.37 a. m. 10.00
Fayetteville 12.10 p. m. 1.00 p. m.
Sanford 5.C9 3.25
Ore Hill 4 83 4 38
Liberty 5.31 5.40
Gxeenflboro 7.0C
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Liberty lO.Eti a. m. 11.06
Ore Hill 11 59 1 2 05.
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Fayetteville 3 45 4.00
Shoe Heel 6 15 6.40
Bennettsville 8.20
20 minutes for dinner at Sanford.
W. M. S. DUNN, Gen'l Sup't
JNO. M. ROSE, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
apl 30 tf
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Cures Syphilis in all its forms and stages,
Yellow or Brown spots on the face and body.
Sore Throat and Nose, Scrofula, Tetter, Ecze
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money for either medlciue to FRANK STE
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iuly 7 d&wl v
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T.M. EMERSON, Genera' PaasengJiS
Wilmington, Colnmhii
& Augusta R. R, Co.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING 80UTH.
Dated May 3, '85.
No. 48, Eaily No.40,DaiJj
Leave
Wilmington.
Lake Waccawaw
Marlon
Arrivo
Florence
Sumter
Columb'a
8 15 P. M.
9 4
11 42 "
12 30
4 31 A. M.
6 40
10 io t. a.
n 17
12 40 1.1
1 15 "
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 43, Daily
No. 47,;Dllj
Leave Columbia.
Arrive 8umter..
Leave Florence.
Leave Marion...
Leave L. Wac'w
Ar. Wilmington.
9 to t M.
11 51
4 15 P. M. ' 07 A. M,
6 01 " 5 68 "
6 55 1 4
8 ?Q " ft 07 "
Train 43 stop at all Stations.
Nos. 48 and 47 stops only at Brinkleyg.Whlte
vl He, Lake Waccamaw. Fair Bluff, NtchoU,
Martor, Pee Dee, Florence, TinnnonsviU,
Lynch burgr Mayes vllle, Sumter. WcdfefleW,
Camden Jnnctionand Eastovcr.
Passengers for Columbia and all potato on a
AG. R. K., C., C. & A R. R. Stations, Alka
Junction, and all points beyond, should lata
the 48 Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Pamath
and for Augusta on Train 48.
Paesentrers on 40 can take 48 train froa
Florence for Columbia, Augusta and Gcorgta
points via Columbia
All trains run solid between Charlestoa ud
Wilmington.
JOHN F. DIYIRI,
General Superlntendeat
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger AeM.
may 7
Carolina Central R. R.
Company.
OfTICB OF GEZTBSAL SUPEB1BTEM DM? , 1
Wilmington, N. C Sept. 20. 1884. !
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Change of Schedule.
QN AND AFTER SEPT.iSlst, 1884, fHI
following bcnecraie will be operated os is
Railroad.:
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TlAls
Daily except Sundays.
) Ive Wilmington at ;7.
No. LI Leave Raleigh at W 5
) Arrive at Charlotte at.
) Leave Charlotte at fiJa 5
Ho. 1. Arrive Raleigh at v a M
J Arrive at Wilmington aL8.
Passenger Trains stop st regulsr sttjjst
only, and points designated in the Company
TimeTable.
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, UAU
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT
Daily except Sundays. -
Vn , Leave Charlotte, AlApt
No-8 I Arrive at Shelby WJ J-
w . i Leave Shelby H2 t
No- Arrive at Charlotte p
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close coMeedss
Hamlet with R. 4 A. Trains to and from
through Sleeping Can between WThatart
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Chartotta
Take Train No. 1 for Stetesvllle, 82
Western N C R R, AshevlRe and polato js
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, As-
Atlanta and all points Southwest.
L. C. JONES.
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sept 99
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JT XJU Ei and receive free, 2g
box of goods which will help yonj
money right away than anything ewe
world: All tf either sex, succeed from,
hour. The broad road to fortune opejTfr
the workers, absolutely sure. At
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