MISCELLANEOUS.
rvinn AH)
Enters tne .system trom nalmpwn
emuses, t all huou. ' !
Shatters tas Serves, Impair. Digestion, "
Knieenir lie
rr
r
I II I II II "
U 1 II u
THE
REST TONIC
Quickly and completely enres .TliUnMSL,ana tnua
and Ferrn. For I ntermittent Fr verw,
witadr, Inrk of Enerjry, it has no cqnal. Is
enriche and paririxw tb blood, rtraiulat es the ap
wrfit. nrl itnnrthBii th mnelea and nwwi
It does not injure the teeth. caoae headach. or
prodace conrtiptko all othrr Iron mdirtme fc.
Fatheb T. J. Rm.t.T. the patriotic and scholar!
OatholicDmn. of Arkansas, mts: . .
"I have aMd Brown' Iron Bitters with ths ret
wt Mtisf&ction for Malari. and as a prevent! of
Chills and like disease, and will always keep it on
hand as a ready friend.'
Genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. Take no otucr. Mad only by
Ladiks' Hand Book useful and attractive. c-m-taining
list of prizes for r-cip. information about
coin, etc., iriren away ty all leilers in rnediciu,or
Daily Royievy.
J SH 1 T. JAMES. Editor A Prop
WILMINGTON. , N. C.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 22. 1885.
entered at the Poatofflce at Wilmington. N. C.
aa second-class natter. -
I them at Anderson Yille on September
28. 1864. and aaaressca io ueir u"
Government, they say mai vwuue Bl
owing the cwnieaeraie aainoruiKs
doe praise for the aueauon paiu
oar prioner, number nf our men are
daily consigned lo early grates, in the
prime ni manoncu, larwuui uuim
kirdred. and this is not caused inten
tionally by the Confederate Government,
but by force oi ciicuiuawiiws.
The cave out of which Israel Putnam
draped the wol! is seldom visUed be
cause it is in astony, mountainous for.
ert. in a remote corner oi Connecticut.
A picnic partyirecently made the tedi
ous tripi which involved reveral miles
of rough walking There are pictures
in primers of Putnam entering the cave
eric . with a blazing torch held above
his head. The hole is really so small
that it only can be explored on bands
and knees, and an a Jolt cannot turn
around in it. The length is 300 feet
and tradition ssys that the hero follow
ed the beast to the further end, shot
him between the eyes by their own
glow, and then" was drawn out with
him by means of a rope.
The prosperity of Cuba requires the
adoption of a new commercial treaty
between Spain and the United States,
and if the Span'sh government precedes
from its position in regard to Minister
Foster's project, it will be to a great
extent on account ot the clamor oi
T.f."R."RTT. A "RJT3 CLIMAX Cubans, The total commerce between
JW I . , -. r..i- J O J I
trie ijnn.euaiaT.es nnn opbiu uuu mv
jan 1 ly
d Aw
DO YOU . KNOW
THAT
PLUG
TO
BACCO
N1
with Red Tin Tasr: ROSE LEAF Cut Chew
Ine; MAYY CLIPPINGS, and lack. Brown and
Yellow SMUFFS are l be best and cheapest,
quality considered? au 6 ly d&w
Dr. Mott's Powders
'EVER FAIL TO CURE INFLAlrfMa
tion of the Kidneys. Gravel, uieet. strict
ores and all Urinary diseases. Nervous and
Physical Debility, tJenital Weakness and al)
those untold miseries caused by Indiscretion
rr KrcMsefl. Svnhllls In all ls forms perms
nently cured. Yellow o Bro-vn spots on face
and body.Sore Throat anl Nco, scroruia, uia
Sores, Eczema, Tetter and 1 11 BkKd and Skin
diseases, urinary diseases cureu in uayn.
1t1pa S. Enr.'osa the monev tc FRANK
8TKVKN3 A CO. ..Baltimore. Md.. and it will
be sent by mall sealed. For sale by all drag
giats: sent br mall. iuly7dwly
t((in present given away Send
,rpaUl us & cnts postage, and you will
ret free a package ot roods or larec. value.
that will start you In work that will at once
bring you In money faster than anything e'e
In America. .All about the $200,0001n presents
with each box. Agents wanted everywhere.
of either sex. of all ares, for all the lime, or
snare time only, to work for us at their own
homes. Fortunes for ail workers absolutely
assured. Don't delay. II. Hallett uo
Portland, Maine. dec2d&wly
colonies is about $110,000,000 annually
and much the ereater part ot it is
Cuban. Cuba requires nearly. $100,
000,000 of foreign commodities an
nually. buc. while she sells the greater
part of her products in the United
States, f he obtains here only one-fifth
of her imports. It wonld contribute
much to the prosperity of both coun
tries to have a treaty established which
will remove the obstacles to an exten
sion ot their commercial antercourse.
and the Spanish government cannot af-
foid to disrega-d this fact. Cuba and
Florida are not quite 100 miles apart at
their nearest points, and a line oi
steamships has been projected to c n
nect with existing railways and aflord
rapid communication between New
York and Cuba ports. The time by
water is somewhat less than six .days,
and the proposed route might . reduce
the time to three days. To the United
MOSQTJITOES.lKSathlMi? States the Spanish treaty would be a
IMjc Mosquito Bite Cure, al e instant gain , to Cuba it would be lifie nstead ot
relief, a&d drives them. away. Address
hALLiUK & CO ,-.
July 11 4w 8F8st1Sth frt.. New Tork
BURNHAM'S
MPKOVED
STANDARD
Turbine
MISCELLAHliUUS ,
.MISCELIANEOUS
REMARKABLE RECOVERY
OF A LADT UF hilLLTILLCf n. inu naa
PRONOUNCED BtTORU nurtur Kiwuitni
HOW IT WAS ACCOMPLISHED,
V. 3' - w -l & a V a 1 ltann
m i; iinDp-neriv eav. - wau uwu i - . - w . . w
anff:rer fromDyrpei sla from the time I was any Set of politicians or juaniptuaiors; xvu-
sixteen years old. 1 1 had consulted various
i.vsipir and been under their treatment
THE STJIST. ;
JTX IN DEPENpEST, NEWSPAPER OF
Democratic Principles, but not Controlled by
Is the BEST constructed
and finished Turb'nein the
world. It aires BETTEB
pemextaoe with part or full gate, and is sold
for LESS MONEY per Horses Power than any
other TuTbine. Pamphlet tree oy
Btirnham Bros., York, Pa.
ju!y 11 4 w
Did
you
Sup-
industrial paralysis.
The Charleston News and Courier has
taken occasion, recently, to administer
a well-deserved rap on the knuckles to
that very reliable paper, the New York
Tribune. In a recent issuethat delect-
! el sheet goes back to the days of the
war acd makes the infamous charge
that-more than 29.000 Union soldiers
Lad died in Southern prisons i"as
the result of the treatment they re
ceived'
The News and Courier challenges
this statement, and quotes from the re
port of Secretary of War Stanton.
dated July 19, 1666, to show that of
the Federal prisoners in Confederate
hands 22.576 died, while of the Confed
erate rrisoners in Federal hands 26,436
died. The Tribune think "it would be
The sea perpent is on time this year,
but has made his. appearance in lhe
Michigun instead ol on the broad At
tantic. A Herald special from Chicago,
dated on Monday. Fays: T
Passengers on the steamer John A.
mr nlvincr on IaSe Alicnigan oetwreu
i hi nort and St. Joseph, Mich., report
seeing an immense sea serpent sporting
in the waters ot tne iaice last w euuw-
dav evening. Captain tjoenrane s
the monster was DiacK anu aa
around as a barrel, having a long neck
and a small head, with little eyes, and
that, it showed above water a snort ais-
tnpe from the stern of .the boat, lifting
its head and looking arouna ana men
diving again- It moved rapidly away
frAm th hnat. Al . tlOSeon auu
" . . . . i r
Benlon Harb r there is a goou aeai o
mir oKrvnt ihfl Kprnent. ana also at
htt 1 A . I
.
Phil Jeannette. ewner oi J .ninmg
.hnnnr rata ihnt. as he was beatme
C WMWU' w a .
in i.hnnt half Dast six in tne evening,
ho onwihA sement run its head up out
WW ww " " w - I - - . - ww
r iho wotpr more than lour lett- tie
w aw - - ,
wm fricrhtpned. but could not 8iop in
boat, and felt it lac against someining
hrrl pnonrh to knock him off his feet.
Ixx)king over the bow ne eaw tne won
ator It wr nhont as biir round as a
beer keg. and its side was a bright
arson onlnr nnd looked like leather. - It
rWked ita head and slid off straight
whend. nivino- and coming up to me
- - o . f ...
purr Thf.ro was a sort oi rioge
inn ir its hank, and there was a ligni.
streak under its throat. Its teeth were
a little hooked and its jaws were about
a foot deep. Its eyes were about as
big around as a silver dollar, and they
set out each side of its head like little
balls. It was about forty or fifty Teet
long. Ita taiUloped off and was flit',
tened out like an oar, only much thick
er, and it lashed tha water with the
tail when it dived.
Last Wednesday, while Standing on
the porch ot the St. Charles Hotel at
St. Joseph he shw it again. He saw
its head rising anove the surface about
half a mile off the beach and to the
nvrthword n fSt. Joseph light. He ran
into the hotel and called Colonel Tom
B. Seele's attention to it. and together
they went to the upper piazza of the
house and watched the serpent tor sev
eral minutes, when Colonel Seeley went
to get a field class to view it better
Upon his return with several guests of
the hotel the serpent was gon.
Jeannette sajs it dived once or twice
in plain view and then disappeared tor
good. He believes that its favorite re
sort is the warm water on the bar off
St. Joseph Harbor, so as to bask in the
sun. but onlv during the extremely hot
neriod. and that it comes from a sub-J
terranean cavern .under the lake or
through an outlet from some othe
body of warmer water.
The huge, drastic, griping, sickening
pills are fast being superseded by Dr.
Pierce's "Purgative Pellets." Sold by
druggists.
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Within three days afterward she got
well if the number of captives held at nineteen proposals of marriage and an
anv time euld be published" : toffdi from a dime museum. Lfiicaao
'Pho ronnrl ftf SnrffPnti (ltnornl I jeaffe''
pose Mustang Liniment only good
frr Viorcipc? It is iniiamma-
tion of all flesh.
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Karnes, u. s. A... sunnnes ine intor
mation the Tribune desires. Accord
ing lo that report the Federal prisoners
;n Confederate hands numbered 270,-
000. and the Confederate prisoners in
Federal hands numbered 220.000. This
is to say, the "official statements" of
the Federal Government show that
less than 9 per cent, ot the Federal
prisoners in Confederate hands died
"as 'he result of the treatment they - re
ceived, ' while more than 12 per cent
of Confederate prisoner in Federal
hands died from the treatment which
IS only a part Ol Deauty; zAy received. These figures hafestood
but it is a" oartL Everv iadv I unchallenged for twenty years, with all
mav have'-it ! at least, what tbat they imp'y.
J ' ' I TUrf A7V a yvl t tKna aIao vlo
luo xv etc i4t vvMf ( t'uus virai LJ
A Clear Skin
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautifies.
feb 2 d&w
cm
ta th sat nrm
Manhood Restored
Remedy Fkee. A victim of youthf al Impradenc
intT,
aar triea in vain everv ki
remKlT,has discovered a simple means of self-cure.
raostnir frematnre Decay. lrvous iebintr,
AiauDooc. ac. divide irieu ia vain everr a
Lout
Down
whicti he will od FREE to bis fellow-sufferers.
Address. J.H.RF.KVKS. 3 Chatham St-.New York,
nov 3dAwlv
and truly states the points:
I. Tho Federal prisoners in the
South received the same lation of focd
allowed to (Jon ieaerate soldiers in ac
tive service.
II. The Confederate soldiers suffer
ed for want of clothing because the
federal armies destroyed every manu
factory of clothing which they could
reach, and the Federal prisoners suf
fered from the same cause.
III. The Confederate Government
could not supply its armies and prison
ers with medicines because the Federal
Government (contrary to the usages ot
civilized warfare; made medicines con
traband ot war, ana sept meaicai sup-
Sraith. why don't you get your dia
monds insured?" said.Xones. "Where
can l do tnat:" innocently assea
Smith. "At the United States Hate
Glass Insurance Company, of course."
and a coolness has crown up. between
them. Pittsburg Telegraph.
Nothing makes a man prouder than
to find when ho has got his garden
nicely laid out and the seeds all in, that
every hen within a mile of him seems
determined to have a claw in the job.
and to show him how she would have
arranged matters if he had consulted
her. Fall llwer Advance.
Attorney-General Garland decides
that an Indian cannot hold a postofiice.
Not having a very loud voice in the
matter, this paper will not criticise the
Attorney General's decision, but it does
seem that a man who can hold a buck
jumping pony can" hold almost any
thing. Arkansaw Traveller.
"Pray tell me the difference, dear,"
Said Edward to his Iaas,
"There is between a storo cashier
And the teacher of a class?"
The damsel, smiling, said. "I will
The difference you will find:
The store cashier he minds the till.
The teacher tills the mind."
Boston Courier.
Ur. UOdd S IMerVine NO; Z.lplies out of the Confederate States.
W
ILL CURE NERVOUS, PHYSICAL
and Genital Weakness caused by in (lis
cretlon and violating the laws oi neaitn.
Fli0et DR. IIUNTER'S PILLS
Cures Syphilis In all It forms and stages,
Vollnw or Brown t rots on the fae an body.
Rata Throat and Nose. Scrofula. Tetter. Kcxe-
ma. Itching sensation. Salt Rheum and all
Blood and Skin Diseases. Uilnary Diseases and
Strictures speedily cureu t nee s
ni! linVT FK1I -LK FR1CND
f alto tt I'rtn irrvtmlsjitlea or Snppres-
- alons. caused by colds or - disease. Married
. ladies and ladies in delicate state of leaUX are
cautioned to not use it. Price $S. Enclose the
money for either medicine to FRANK STE
VENS Jt CO.. Baltimore. Md and It will be
sent by mall or express sealed. For sale by
all Druggists; sent Dy :
- inly 7 dawlT -
WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN"
In city or country, to receive light, aim
nle. easv work at hone all the ye r round.
work sent bv nail: distance no objection.
Ralarv from i to SIS per week: no canvass
ing; no stamp required for reply. Address
Diiiow MT'o Co., 767 Washington btreet.
.' Boston, aiasa. . iJ aju.w
mall or express.
Uontederate soldiers ana f ederal pris
oners died alike irom want of these
supplies.
IV. The Federal Government broke
its cartel for the exchange of prisoners,
and refused to renew it when the Uon
federate Government repeatedly urged
such renewal.
V. The Confederate authorities next
officially proposed, in August, 1864. to
surrender sick and wounded Federal
prisoners in exchange. The Federal
Government failed to avail itself of this
off er until December. 1861, lour months
later, and the records show that the
chief suffering among the Federal
prisoners at Andersonville was during
this period.
.VI; The Federal prisoner! at An-
deron? ilia .themselves recognize ' the
source of their rufferings and
fixed the responsibility where it be
' a . a
longs, in tQ8 resomuoni paasea oy
Advice to Mother.
Mrs. WrNSLOW s Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as
"bright as a button." it is verv nleas
ant to taste. It soothes the child, soft
ens toe gums, allays all pain, relieves
ind. regulates the bowels, and is the
best Known remedy for diarrhoea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes, lwenty-bve cents a bottle.
jly 6 deod & wly.
.
The Narrow Escape. M r. Peter
Lawler, of Dalton, Mass., led a raiser
able life for fourteen years, with stone
in the bladder. He called on Dr. Ken
nedy, of Rondont, N. Y. for relief.
"We will first try 'Favorite Remedy.' "
said the Dr., "before risking an opera
tion" A few days later he -received
the following letter: -
Dalton. Mass.
Dear Dr. Kennedy- The davafterl
nave came home l passed two gravel stones,
and am doing nicelv
TiiTJiB LAWLES.
7 COMPLETE IN EVERY KEUfKUl
AND WE ARE PREPARED TO DO
ALL MANNER OF
Mi
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. juneaJtl ' ; !
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Railroad : I
PASSENGER, MAIL AND ElPUSSTti
Dally except Sondyfc
' v l Leave Wilmington at....-7f .
66.00C no. 1. 5 Leave Raleigbat........'- V,
) Arrive at ;narioiMjk.-"-j
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No. 2. 5 Arrive Raleigh t..-"V""Vi
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A. MARTIN, ; . .. JAS. SPRUNT.
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FOB
OFFICERSl
Mm E. BURRCSS.....-.
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-, President
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paged
-AT-
LOWEST CASn PRICES
ICask, Capacity 1000 Gals.
1 " 160 "
iOO M.'T. Whiskey Bbls.
100 M. T. 8 Hoops, New
Alcohol Bbls.
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APHYSICAI
v DECAx.
In Young A Middle
Aged wen.
Tested fob ovEnSix
Fears by use in many
THOUSAND CASES,
lY TRIAL
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HERVOUSDEBIUTY
OtiAMO WEAKVESS
lJociivjir d nnmeroas
obsccTodiHenwtA. baf-
tinatha sklllod ?hy-
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youthful indiscretion.
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boB- rcmsuics l- inevt
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aee.and learn liRDortant
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H. BRUNHILD & BRO.,
WILMINGTON, N, C.
1 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Is ,
Liquors. Cigars (tbTobacco.
matut elsrvhere Take C
sure remedy that has
CURED thotteaiKit. doe?
not interfere vilii stten
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ctenti&c medical princi
ple. By direct anpficatioa
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peeiae. infineaee ia flt
without delay. The cat
oral fanctionaof the hu
man organUm if restored.
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