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MiscixAirous
THE ADVANTAGES OF-
35
It cures DYSPEPSIA
fcy aetlna ft vnedon that most important
vr'jan, Stotnarh,
iTCUfcSS INDIGESTION
lry causing the assimilation cf the food.
It CURES-WEAKNESS "
f.y t oh iiiyttcklj the vllo system.
Itcurfs MALARIA
l.f enrrhlmj the blood td driving th
tuauirtaf poiw enmy y
It cifRf s CHILLS & FEVER
ftv Stoppimj the fever, and restoring thm
nerves to a health! condition.
It curss KIDNEY DISEASES
t rengtitening the parts, pnrlfijlng ffe
blood and relet ring ull pain in the bark.
It cures LIVER COMPLAINT
fcy waking the Liver and Jiowefs net
promptly, carrying ojf tJte surplus Mite'
It cures NEURALGIA ,,
bit regelating and strengthening the
nervous system of the head, face - tteeh:
It cures. RHEUMATISM
. making the blood flour regularly, and
t 'rrnlg through the veinsand by removing
iUt rejrotn the cause of the disease.
IrcuRFS FEMALE INFIRMITIES
Vr regulating the functions, giving
tirenqih to all diseased parts. Jt makes
the I tesh Smooth and Cheeks llosy.
It cures DELICATE CHILDREN
1 jiciug a healthy and regular apjtettte,
trarnting the blood and inducing etasti
s it y in the limbs.
It cures BLOOD DISEASES
bycitning and purifying the blood,
IT l5 detinhtful to be taken at
ANY TIME OF THE DAY
Jlreahfasl, Lunfheon, Jinner or Supper,
in all seasons, as it is exhilarating, corn
Jortiug and sustaining, providing in a
coueenti'ated form admirable, nutritive
and flesh-forming qualities, strength and
staying potrer. for sale by all dealers in
Medicine. Price $1.00.
The Volina Almanac for 1887 new
and attractive, mailed on receipt of a 2
tent btamp.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
Volina Drug & Chemical Co.,
BALTIMORE, MD., U.S.A.
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Holiday Goods!
FULL LINE OF ALL. KINDS OF HOL
1DAT GOODS received by Steamer to-day.
Citron, PreieiTCs, Craoges, .
Ealslns, Jelly, Apples,
Currants, Mince Meat, Figs,
Nuts of all kinds.
Candles and Cakes, .
I randled Peaches and 1 13s, r
something extra.
Dresfc J and Lire Poultry,
Ce'ery, fresh each day during the week.
Vegetables. b:th canoed acd fret h,
' of almost every kind.
t all early and
the rush
tecure your supplies lefore
.ISO L BOATWRIHT,
la St 17 Eo. Front Street
O-
Pure Buckwheat. 4
T HAVF. ON UAND A FBESU LOT OF
N. C. BUCKWHEAT. Just received from the
Western part of ti e State Thote desiring a
I U RE A RT1 C LE ran obtain it by calUjir on
Jno. L. Boativriglit.
dee 22
IS A 17 So. Front Street
Baggage Transfer.
pOU PKOilPT CALLS AKD DELlVKJiT
of n.iggae leave jonroiders at T.J. SOUTH.
K LAND'S Livery (table. Keith CecondSt.
tri!er for i'artlace prom Uy;fllleL
T. J. SOUTIIERLAND.
LI very at d S t le.S ta blea,
jly23irj No ICS A 110 North Second St
Charcoal
OFFICE CABOLINA C-'L CBEOIOTE CO.
Wilmington, N C , ot. 1?, U?.
-T?1RST-CLAS3 CHARCOAL DELIVERED
in an? pait of the city at tl.5 a eart load.
It Is rhean antt conTenlnt fneL
LUDW1G HANaKN,
nor IS " ..Um'lfUip
The Dally Review. j
; WIFEHOOD.
To be decked as a bride i.
Orange bloom in my hair; .
To be wed, as maid' pride is,
ilDy almr. with prayer;
Side by side. hand to hand, with him
As his choen. in stand with him,
S happy, so grand .wiih him.
; Was it not a thios rare?
To think of him always.
My g'dd without nllr.y,
r meet him in hallways.
Abiut my employ ;
At his back wing to h m.
Talk with him, sinir in him.
Walk with htm. bring to him
Each e;ri-f atnt each j-v
To haye him, my orn one.
Possession enough!
To hae him enthrone one
Over all ot th stufT!
To feel myself cn with, him.
Till shall set life's sun with him.
However stream run with him.
Smooth car re tit or tough.
With him to bse.itMl
L - At the table I spread ,
With praiso to be greeted
For butter or bread;
lYtiu's loaf there to break with him.
L:fo race there to take with linn,
f.ifn's Inture lomakc with him
&Iy lord and my head!
To dream with his dreaininr.
To see with hi eyes. '
To scheme with hi scheming.
Be wise as he's wie;
Linked for we ami weai with him.
Ah life's change t fel with hiiu.
Night and morning to kneel with him
Facinz the same 9kies.
(real grows the? wonder
As round roil each yar;
God joined, naught can sunder.
Wmiher there. woHilmr here;
UplilVa hill ts climb with him.
To keep step and time with him.
As bells chime o chime wi;h him
With note soft and clear.
The wonder still greater
And growing more sweet.
That (iod the Creator
- No life can dpteat ;
That I should be nude I r him.
That I should hav stayed for him.
Helpmeet, handmaid tor him.
Completing, complete!
J. E Rankin, D D.
Salvation Oil is what you want It
kills pain and cures the worst of rheu
matism, neuralsria sore throat, hoars
ness, and headache. Take no "just as
good." Price twentysBve cents a bot
tle. . . v
Uillerence m Taste.
Young. Winks: "Ah! so this is
Mr.
saw
Minks: very happy to meet you;
vou on. the street yesterday and 'most
died with envy."
Young Minks; 'Just what I was
going to say to you, but I was thinking
ot the wonderfully beautiful andjovely
girl you were with."
-She. lovely and beautiluin Why.
8heV the most commonplace; young
woman in Omaha. I was referring to
that angel you had by your side." '
"Angel! You must be cracked. That
was my sister. Hut who was that
queenly cature you had?"
"My si3ter!"
.
Buculen'8 Arnica Salvo.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, liruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt
ltheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, -Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and Positively cures Piles',
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or moey
refunded Price 25 cents per bo:. For
sale by W. II. Green & Co.
Ancient Aqueducts.
The Romans knew the sypbon and
its .use, bet in their ignorance of metal
lorgy they were unable to use it as an
economical means of crossing valleys
when the volume of water was coniid
erab'e. They did not usd cast iren.
buL employed lead pipes of a crude
character, as also clay pipes; and they
krew how to prepare solder. The
builders of their aqueducts had some
acquaintance with the mode of level
ing, the instrument they used being
a sort of foreshadowing of the modern
Iovcl. Still they knew that the means
they adop'ed might iead them into
error, and tbey preferred to err on
the safe side, giving their aquc
ducts a great fatj, from one in 500 to
one in 750 Chicago Her.
A Novel Scnrf Pin.
One of the latest novelties is a minia
ture windmUl to be worn asa scarf pin.
It has little fans ot silver which fly
aroui d witb pleasant buzziD soakd
.whenever jt current of air is thrown
against tb6ru. The current of air is
produced by a rubber bulb or pump
held in the wearer's hand when in bis
pocket, a little tube leading therefrom
to the windmill on the scarf. The
.windmill is cot only . ornamental but
useful. It fills the place of a chestnut
gong, but performs its office much more
neatly. Whenever a loquacious
friend seizes the possessor of one
of these windmills and talks loo
long or too extravagantly, bis earnest
ness is distracted by a whiz z-z! whiz
zz! Slightly disconcerted, the loqua
cious man' endeavors to continue bis
discourse, but utters no more than a
dozen words befoie again comes the
whiz z z! whiz z-z! from beneath his
victim's chin. The talker stops short,
looks puzzled and slightly subdued, and
inquires:
What, ia the name ot heaven, is
that?"
"Oh." replies the man who has his
band on the rubber ball ia his trousers
pocket, "that is the effect of the breeze
you'ro gTvin me!" Chicago Iltrahl.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Wins low's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little
sufferer at ence; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child trom
pain, and the little cherub awakes as
rbright as a button." It is very pleas
ant to t&sto. It soothes the child, soft
ens tbe gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the towels, and is the
bed known remedy Tor diarrhoea,
V whether arising front teething or other
causes. Twenty-uve-conL a Doiild
ily ti deod& wll. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capital Prize 150,000.
WsdoberUv certify fjka supervutth
rrtmgcmenU - for all XA Monthly mnd Semi'
A nautfi Drawings of Hut Lovisian Stats Lot
cry Company, and in person tnanags and con
trol the Drawing themselves, am that th
samut are conducted with honest fairness, anV
in good faun toward mil partim, and vse anSkor
ie the Company to use this certificate, xoith fac-
$tuus or our signatures attached, in its adver .
ttienents."
Commissioners.
W,- the vndersfaned Bants and Bankers, will
ap all Prize drawn in The Louisiana State
lotteries tchich map be presented atourcoun
fern. I II l.wBV. Pre Umltfana vgtn Bank.
1. W. Kll.HKKTII. Pres. tate Nat) Bank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. -ew Orleans Nafl Bk.
TJNPRF.CRDENTED ATTRACTION I
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED!
miisiana State Lottery
Company.
. ncorporated in. 1W5S far 25 years by tbe Leg
I .tature for Educational and Charitable par
pe with a capital of $1,000,000 to winch a
."eBerre'fand of over tW).000 has s'nee been
Med.
. Ky an overwhelming popnlai vote Its fran
:bl?e was marie a part or the present State
Jouittltutlon adopted December 2d. A. D..1879.
'Hie only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
b the people of any State.
it never scales er postpones.
Its -ranrt Srnjtle umber Drawings take
place n oat hly, and ih- Pei-Annual Draw
ings regii'at 1 y everT fclx month (Jcne and De
cember.) A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. SesAnd Grand Drawing, Clas4
R, In tbe Academy of Mnsle. New Orleans,
Tuesday, February 18872ftt Monthly
Orawlna
Capital Prize $150,000.
Nottck Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, f rirtus.fi. Tenths fi.
LIST OF PRIZES.
i Capital Prize of $150,000... .$150,000
1 Grand Prizbof 50,000... 50,000
1 Grand Prize of 20,000... 20,000
2 large Prizes of 10,000.. 20,000
4 Large Prizks of 5,000... 20,000
20 Prizes of l.ooo... 20.000
50 " 500... 25,000
100 300... 30,000
200 " 200... 40.000
600 " 100... "50,000
1,000 " 50... 50,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZLS.
100 Approximation Prizes of $:100 $30,000
100 " 200.... 20,000
100 " " 10'.... 10,100
?,179 Prizes amounting to $535,000
Application for rates to clubs should be made
nly to the office of the Company In New Or
leans.
For further Information, write dearly, glv
tng full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange lb or
dinary letter.. Currency by Express (at our
expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La. .
or M. A. DAUPHIV,
Washington, D. C.
Make P. 0. Monty Orders payable and ad
Iress Registered Lelten U .
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NW ORLKANS, LA
l?OlllOlllliorTnat tnc Presence of
Allill tJllMt?a Generals Beauregard and
Early, who arc In charge ot the drawings. Is
a guarantee of abroiute rairrcBs and integri
ty, that tbe chances are all equal, and that uo
one can possibly ulTlne what numbers win
draw a Prize. All parties therefore adver
tlelng to guarantee Prizes In this lottery, or
homing out any other impcasibie-uiduccmenu.
are swindlers, and only aim to deceive and
defraud the unwary jan 12
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NEW YORK.
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NEW PROCESS. I ELECTBIFYING.
FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD USES.
Endorsed and for sale by
HAIL PEARS ALL,
JOHN L. BOATWR1GHT.
J T. McIVER, EelllBgAaent
dec 13 2m Wllmlnctnn N. C.
Bagging, Ties,
Cotton Gins, ic.
lOOO HALF R0U' iba;g,nq-
DDLS. AUROW TIES.
Wins hip Cotton Gins, with Coadensers and
Feeders. Wlsanip Cotton Preases. .
Bacon, Ccm, lard. Flour. Coffee. Sutr.
Nails, Hoop Iron, Tobaeeo, Snuff, Molasses
e., Ac. For sale by - .
' WOHTII & ?BT
: ', J-
MISCELLANEOUS
..it i ?
Over 9,000,000 worn during the past six
yeaxs. This marvelous success is due
lst.To the superiority of Coraline over
all other materials, as a stiffener for Corsets.
2nd. To the superio qualitj shape
and workmanship of our Corsets, combined
With their low prices.
Avoid cheap imitations made of various
kinds of cord. None are genuine unless
44 DR. WARNER'S CORALINE"
is .printed on inside of steel cover.
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS.
WARNER BROTHERS,
359 Broadway, Now York City.
ian 17eod & w 4m rop
WEAK. UNDEVELOPED PARTS
'f tbe Ijody enlarged anf strengthened.1 Full iHrticii
r Bent sealed free.KRIE MEI.CO.. BTTFFALO.N.Y.
and Whiskey Tlab
it cured at home with
out pain. Book of par
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B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D.
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may It lvd w eo
1887.
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J. II. JONES,
J I VERY, SALE, BOARDING AND EX
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No. I,
Dally.
old
No. 47,
8 A ) am
9.34 am
10 S3 am
No. Gi5,
Dally.
oU
KV43.
old
to 4
1 l .40 pro
ii'sVair
l.fa am
Leave Wllmlnston
Leave Burgaw....
Iave Mtgnolla.. .
Arrive Goldsbpfo.
Leave Fayeltevillc
Arrive F'elm
8.V)pm
9 M pm
10.42pm
11 M pm
s oo am
10 47 am
It 50am
AriiveWUsoiu
-M
Leave Wl'son.-,
.'.4t am ,12 25 pm
.........) 1 COpm
12 61 am
1.27 am
Ar. Rocky Mpun t. .
Arrive Tar boro. ..
Leave Tarbon. ..
I 4 50pm'
(11 SO am
Arrive Weldon... 4 V) am 2 qspml 5.S3 am
Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.00 P. II. Re
turning leaves Scotland Neck at fl.SO A.,kl.
dally except Sunday. "
Train -leaves Tarboro, N. C.; via Albermarle
A Raleigh R. R. Dally except Sunday, 6.0 P.
M , Sunday .V00 P. M.. arrive Wllllamaton.
N. o., s.i. P. M., f, 40 p. to. Returning leave
WUllaraston, N. C, Dally except Sunday, 8.00
A. M., unday U A. M., Arrive Tarboro, S.
C., 10(5 A. M., H.30 A. M
'iraln rn Midland N. C. Branch leaves Golds
boro, N. C., Daily except Sunday, 7.00 A.M.,
arrive Smitbfield, N. C, s 30 A.M. Returning
leaves SmltliOcM, N C, ! oj A. M:, arrive
Gofdsboro, N. C, 10 30 A. M.
Soi.tbbour.d Train on Wilson A FavettcvIUe '
Branch Is No..M. Northbound Is No. r0.
Train No. 27 South will stop only at Wllsor .
Goldsboro and Magnolia. '
. Train No. Ts makes close connection at Wei
don for all points North Dally. All rail via"
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay"
Line.
Trains make close connection for all point t
North via Richmond and Washington. . .
AH trains run solid between Wilmington anc
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached.
Daily except funday. '
JOHN T. DIVINE,
General Superintendent
J. R KENLY, Sup't Transportation
T. M. EMERSON , General Passenger Agtat.
Jan S ,
- -i . , , m t
Carolina Central B. K.
Company.
OFFIO OT dEMKRALSUPXRIHTElCDKNT,
Wilmington, N. C, Dec20, 1K6. !
Change of Schedule.
o
N AND AFTER THIS DATE. THE
following rcheuuio will bo operated on
Kaibroad:
No. 1 , Dally except Sundays.
Leave Wilmington at... 6 CO A
tbt
M
Leave Shoe Ilecl 10.17
Leave Charlotte.---........... 3.45
Leave -Phclby. 7.01
Arrive Champton.... 8..l.i
- No. 2 Dully except Sunday.
Icavc Cbampton. r, 0)
Icavc Shelby.. 7 2S
Ix:avc Charlotte. i lo 28
leave Shoe Heel. 8 45
Arrive Wilmington 8.10
- No. 3 Daily except Ennday.
j
P M
P M
Ixiavc Wilmington 7 00
r m
Leave Raleigh.
Arrive Charlotte
.00
'.5 AM
No. i Dally except Sunday.'
Leave Charlotte 8 15 PM
Arrive Balcigh 8 35 A M
Arrive Wilmington........... 8.40
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 make connection at Shoe
Uccl with trains on C. P. A Y. V. Hy.
Trains No. 3 and 4 make close connection at
Hamlet with Trains to and from Ra'elgh. -
Through Sleeping Cars between WUmlngtOL
and Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh.
--Take Train No. 1 for Statesvllle. statlona
Western NCR R, Ashcvllle and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg. Greenville, Athens,
Atlanta and points Southwest.
Local Freights Nos. 5 and 0 trl-wcekly be
tween Wilmington and Hamlet.
Local Freight -No 7 and 8 tri weekly be
tween Hamlet and Shclbv.
Nos. f, 0, 7 and 8 will not take passengers.
L. C. JONES.
. Superintendent.
I". W. CLARK, Genorftl Passenger Agent
Wilniington,
& Augusta
Columbia
Hi. K. Co.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
i No. 15 -No. 73 I No 27 .
(old j (old (chl
Dated Pec. 12, ltx-j No. 42, )! No. 48.) No. 41', -.
. Dally, j Dall. Dally. ;
Icarc Wilmington. 7.20 am) l. 15 pm 10.10pm
Lv. L.Waccamaw . 8 4la'ro ,30 pm 11 15pm
Leave Marion 10 28 am 11.24 pm 1249am
Arrive Florence.... 11.15 am 42.15 am L23atu
Arrive Sumter 1.12 pm 4.24 am 4.24ap
Arrive Colombia.. . 3.f 5 pm 6.40 am 6.40s m
TRAINS GOING
NORTH.
4-
No. 78
fold
No- M
(Old
No. 43.)
Dally.
No. G2
(old
No. 45.)
Dally.
No,47.)
Daily.
9.-15 pm
1 1 50 pm
4 45 am
5.24 am
1.W am
8.30 am
Leave Columbia...
Arrive Sumter....
Leave Florence..
Leave Marion....:
Lv. L. Waccamaw
Arrive Wllmlnct'n
l.fC pm
I. tO pm
2.44 jm
8.io pm
8 AG, i,m
z pm
4.30 pm
5.12 pm
(.sg pm
8.30 pm
10.11 pm
11.25 pm
No. 2H and 78 stop at all Stations except
Register's, Elenczer, Cane Savannah, Watcic
and Slmms.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on
AG. K. IL, C, C. A A. R. IL SUtlOOS. Alk i
Junction, and all points beyond, should U ;
No. 4.". Pullman Sleeper for Auguata.im'-
train.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
J? R. KENLY, Sup't Transportation.
7. af. EMERSON. Genera I Passenger Agent
dec 11
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