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For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
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A.A.-Sinal Meningitis, Milk Fever,
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i:. C. Distemper. Nasal Discharges.
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i. J. .iliHcarrlase, IleinorrbaKet.
II. II.-i:rinary and Kidney Idseaseii.
I. I. Eruptive Dixeawf., Mange.
J. K. Diseases of Digestion.
Stable Case, with Specifics. Manual.
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Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
and Prostration, from owr work or other causes
f 1 per vial, or & vials and large vial owde r. tor $5.
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IThe Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C
THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 187
Hum ! itf Postoflkvc at Wllmlngton.N- C.
second-class matter.
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IV l.
Thft Nh York Hera d lurnisho the
fMl;vvinr pen-picture d the noted Ken
tucky ou'law. Craig Toliver, who was
k 1 1 td Iat week :
Crhijj Tflivf-r. iho story ol whose life
will b U und ftlsewhre. wntiUI have
insiie a magnificent soldier, tint ns it
was he becatUH a desperado and ruf .
litn.
wa six (eel tall weighed nearly
to hundred p und ami was hi strong
:is a cTHnt He had a oast irn const i
liui'di. e'u!d hear any ainriuot ol ta
Hint? ar.d was the most reckless dare
dtvil that ever irinh'encd the people ol
K'dii( kv.
Hi- 1 1 lluenc over men was ?nme
thing wi.nderful. He won thnir admir
nliuii hv ' reat" ol strength which made
them -eem like children in c miarison
tiid had xo many narmw escapes and
carried in his body 8 many bullets
that h nppearel to them to bear a
i hnrmed lil.
The pistol and Winchester rifle were
his tools of trade, nnd he knew how to
;i!-e them b'th On ope occasion, when
tie wa unier unrd ol sixteen men. he
watched his oppoi tnnity, snatched a
tMin and compelled the whole posse in
throw down tbeir arms and surrender
Murder whs bis ptirue. and he kill
ed a man with as little c rapunction ws
he would kill n dog. Only thirty-live
earsbf see, he had committed crimes
enough to fill a dozen dime novels.
At last, however, his o n time came.
An ounce of lead crashed through his
ribs, and Craicr Toliver's leign of terror
came to an ignominious nnd tragic end.
In Belf. And To The Point.
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
good nsftire. .
The human ' digestive apparatm. i3
one of the m"Sl complicated and won.
dertul things in existence. It is easily
lu out f order.
Greay t vx1. tough food, sloppy otd.
bad c okery. mental worry, late hour?,
irretruhr'hnbits. am! many other things
which ought iiot to be. have made the
American peAple a nation of dy peptics.
But Green'i August Flower has done
n wonderful iwork in reforming this
satl hu-inessand making the Amet'c in
people so healthy that l hei' can en.i y
their malj and be happy
ReiUHinher : No happiness without
health. Hut Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the. dys
peptic. Ask otir druggist lor a bottle
Seventy five cents.
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impnuU ncecauHinK Prcnia
" turn lecay. Nervous Debili.
ied in vain every known remedy, has diecovered a
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oct 2 eod dAw ly
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Importance to you, that
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one can do their work and live at home. Kiln,
er sex; all ages. Something nw, that just
coins money for all workers. Wo will start
yon; capital not needed. This Is one of the
genuine, important chances of a lifetime.
Those who are ambitious and enterprising
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dec 1 6md lvw
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ANDSHAMPOON
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, et.2i d eod A w It .
The Raleigh correspondent of the
Petersburg Ind x-Appeal foreshadows
a revival of interest in the Blair bill
next Winter. He says:
Pursuing the object of education, so
la as it relates to our common schools.
it can well be asserted that it is one in
which our people take a deeper interest
than any other, and although aid in
this direction trom the general goeru-
ment is a matter that has been Ire-
quently discussed, both pro anil con, yet
it is conceded tha all parties wili be in
harmony in" tb next campaign, and
that either the Jilair Educational bill,
r one similar, will be urgtd tor favor
able congressional acti d. It wtil be
impossible lor the State of North Caro
lina, in its present financial condition.
to meet the needs ot the people without
onerous burdens, and it is sale to say
that no mere technical objections, based
on a squeamish idea of state's rights.
will cause the rejection ol a law so pro
duciive of good to all classes The
general assembly now levies a tax of
lv-i cents on every $100 of property
and 37A cents on each poll, and, at
leaai 75 per cent of all other poll taxes
whether levied in tbd revenue law, or
hv the county commissioners, must be
tppropriated tor the schools. If the
fund accumulated in each county is
not sufficient to maintain schools for
tour months, the statute requires
the county commissioners, in ac
cordance with the provisions of the con
stitution, to lew a special tax for that
purpose. Our Supreme Court ha de
cided, however, that this requirement
15 constitutional only within the limits
of (57 cents on property and $2 on the
poll, that special taxes tor special pur-
puses under special acis ot assembly are
not to beiocluded. Last year the en
tire amount raised tor public schools
was $b7L000. Thus it will be seen
that although the Stato has a uniform
and well appointed system, yet the
support of schools for even tour months
is a serious burden when all the funds
necessary are to be (raised by direct
taxation. Another Idrawback arrses
Irom the fact that thelsalaries paid to
teachers are necessarily inadequate to
secure such talent as is desirable. But
the State will continue under the sanc
tion of ail political parties to do the
best, under the circumstances, locking
forward to the time vhen Congress
will open the dfors ot the treasury and
extent aid. It is hoped, however, that
when Federal aid shall come it may not
be hampered with restrictions, but that
North Carolina, as well as all ot her
Southern sisters, may be allowed to
manage it in such manner'as their best
interests may require. Surely this
much should be unuceiled after a lapse
of twenty two years since civil strife.
We accidently overheard be follow
ing dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones Smith, why don't yoti stop
that disgusting hawking and spitting?
Smith How can I? You know I
am a martyr to catarrh.
J Do as I did. I had the disease
in its worst form but lam well now.
S What did you do fr it?
J I used Dr. Sago's Caiarrb Reme
dy. It cured me and it will cure you.
S I've heard of it, and by Jove I'll
try it. - -
J Do so. You'll find it at all the
drug stores in town.
In Garfield County, Col., there are
1.100 unmarried men, and only twenty-
eight unmarried women.
We Caution All Against Tbem.
The unprecedented success and merit
of Ely's Cream Balm a real cure lor
catarrh, hay lever and cold in head
has induced many adventurers to place
catarrh medicines bearing some resem
blance in appearance, style or name
upon the market, in order to trade up
on the reputation of Eiv's Cream Balm.
Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many in your immedi
ate locality will testify in highest com
n endation of it. A particle is applied
into each nostril; no pain; agreeable to
use. Price 50c
- A CAKO.
To ail who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions of youth, ner
vous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood. &c. I will send a recipn that
will cure you. fkke 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 d&w 1?
It will bf a cld flay when the North
Pole is disci. vt red. Tid Bits.
What the State most iiet:d is an anti
Le isUture society. -The Judge.
Thrt A. B. C of socialistic disturb
ance Anarcny, Beer and Clamor -Lowell
Courier.
A 1-irge head is a sign of brains, but
a big head is a !ign ot loll v. Pila. C i I.
A man is seldom very much hated
until he is successful ViVa. Aorlh
American.
A sailboat capsized of! Hull. Mass..
and one of the papers rlerred to it as
an off Hull accident Exchange.
If some men knew as much as they
talked there wouldn't oe any sale, lor
the ency clopedia. Somerville Journal.
In hot weather cfeam puff should be
fil e 1 only with icecream, as a guarau
tee of tieshness. Vhila Inquirtr.
The unusual aumber of picnics this
wek is the only plausible explanation
of the continued rains. Ph.ta. North
American.
A Wisconsin Norwegian sold his
wite for a bog weiehing 154 pounds,
but after six weeks b ugbt her back
fr a calf and two shoals. lie had to
lese her to learn her value. Dttroil
Free Press.
Down in Revere they use water
drawn from artesian wells, and a dis
couraged mother says it is so hard that
the neighbors can hear it squeak when
sh us-- it to wash the baby. Som.r
ville Jt urnat.
We wurii tte Southern States that
if these unfriendly acts continue there
wili be another war. They cattnot go :
J mm I - j
on lorever sending U3 s'.rawuernes
more dangerous ihan bu lets and about
as hard Boston Globe.
At the graduation exercises of th
New England Conservatory a young
lady opentd the programme with
Hugo'd "Tormentum lielli." Seems
as though green apples would render
that piece pretty well. -Lowell Cilizzn.
4 m-
An Excellent Medicine.
"My wife and myself were in bad
health tor some fifteen years. I chanct d
to be looking over one of Simmons Llv
er Regulator Almanacs and saw A. II.
Stevens' and Bishop Pierce's names to
testimonials. I then obtained some of
the Regulator and can heartily reeom
mend the Liver Regulator to my friends
as an excellent medicine."
Z E. Harrison. M. D..
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1
Valuable Lands for Sale.
QNE TRACT OF UND, LYING ONE
mile from Lincoln ton, N. C, consisting of 83
acres, 53 acre's cleared; Is best for cotton,
but gives good crops for all grains. Has a
branch running through It and a fine spring;
a few acres of bottom land on the branch and
?0 acres In wood, oak aad hickory well tlm
be red.
Another tract lying 2t miles lrom Lineoln
ton. mile from c. c. R. R., no acres. 25
cleared, fine spring of delicious water, about
six acres of bottom land near it an to a brarch;
!,or t050,. but grows other crops
well ; 75 acres in yellow pine and oak
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SUPERIOR COURT8.
Pall Terms 1887.1
FIRST DISTRICT JUDGE GRAVES.
Currituck September 5 1 week.
CarndenSept 12. 1 week.
I Pasquotank Sept 19. 1 week.
Perquimans- ejjt 26, 1 week.
Chowan Oct 3. 1 week.
Gates-Oct 10 1 week
Hertford Oct 17. 1 week.
Washington Oct 24. l week.
Tyrreij Oct .31,. 1 week.
D;ire4 -Nov 7. I week.
HydeNov 14. I week.
Pamlico Nov 2 1. week.
Beaufort Nov 8, 2 weeks.
SECOND DISTRICT JUDGE AVERY.
Warrfti Sept 19 2 wh'Jcs
Northampton Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Edgecombe- Oct 17.-2 weeks.
Bertie-().-t 31, 2 week 3.
H.nlitax N"V 14 2 weeks.
Craven Nov 2H. 2 weeks.
THIRD DISTKJCT JUDGE SHIPP.
Franklin Aug 15, 1 wetk.
Mai tin Sept 5. 2 weeks. '
Pitt Sept h). 2 weeks,
(irei-ne Ocf 3 2 weeks.
Vance 0;t 17. 2 weeks.
Wilson .Ot:i 31. 2 weeks.
Nash -Nov 212 weeks.
Mart if: D e. 5. 2 wpi ks
FOURTH niSTl.'IUT JUDUK MERRIMON.
Wfiki duly 11 2 weeks.
Harnett Aug 8. 1 week.
Johnston Aug 24. 2 weeks.
W-tkef Aug 29 2 weeks.
Wavn Sep; Vi 2 eeks.
Wakfc Aug 29. 2 weeKs.
Wayne Oct 17. I week.
Wakef-O.-t 24 3 weeks ? ,
J ohnston Nov 14, 2 weeks.
Harnett Nov 28, 1 week.
FIFTH DISTRICT JUDGE SHEPHERD.
Orange Aug 8. 1 week-
Caswell Aug 15. 1 week.
Person Aug 22, 1 week.
Cailtord Aug 29. 2 weeks.
Granville Sept 12. 2 weeks.
Alamance Sept 26. 1 week.
Chatham- Oct 3, 2 weeks
Durnam Oct l. 2 weeks.
Orangv Nov 7, 1 week.
Caswell Nv 14. 1 week.
Person Nov 21 1 week
Granville Nov 28.2 weeks.
Guilford- Dec 12, 2 weeks.
SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS.
Lenoir Aug 22. 2 weeks.
Duplin Sept. 5. 1 week
Pender Sept 12. 1 week.
New Hanoverf Sept 26, 2 weeks.
Sampson Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Carteret Oc 24. 1 week.
Joues Oct 31. 1 week.
Onslow Nov 7. 1 week
Len.ir Nov 14 2 weeks.
Duplin Nov 28, 2 weeks.
Sampson Drc 12, 1 week.
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR.
Cumberland July 25. 1 week
Columbus Aug 1 1 week.
Moore Aug 15. 1 week.
Robeson Aug 22, 2 weeks.
Anson Sept 5. 1 week.
Brunswickr-Sept 12 1 week.
Richmond Sept 19, 2 weeks.
Robeson Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Bladen- Oct 17, 1 week. -Moon?
Oct 24 2 weeks.
Cumberlandt Nov 14. 2 weeks.
Ansont Nov 28. I week.
Richmond Deo 5, 1 week.
EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE CLARK,
Iredell Aug 8 2 weeks.
Rowan Aug 22. 2 weeks.
Davidson Sepi 5, 2 weeks.
Randolph fcept 19. 2 weeks.
Montgomery Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Stanly Oi-t 17 1 week
Cabarrus Oct 31. 1 week.
Rowan Nov 7, 2 weeks.
Tredell Nov 21 2 weeks.
Davidson Dec 5, 1 week.
NINTH DISTRICT -JUDGE GILMER.
Rockingham July 25, 2 weeks.
Stokes Aug 8, 2 weeks
Surry Aug 22 2 weeks.
Alleghany Sept 5 1 week. ,
Wilkes Sept 12 2 weeks i
Yadkin Sept 26, 2 weeks. '
Davie Ot 10 2 weeks. .
Forsyth- Oc 21, 2 weeks.
Rockingham Nov 7, 1 week.
Stokes Nov 14, 1 week.
Surry Nov 21, 1 week.
TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE BOYKIN.
Henderson July 18, 3 weeks.
Burke Aug 8.2 weeks.
Ashe Aug 22. 1 week.
Watauga Aug 29, 1 week.
Caldwell Sept 5, 1 week.
Mitcheil Sept 12,2 weeks,
Yancey Sept 26. 2 "weeks.
McDowell Oct 10. 2 weeks.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MACRAE.
Catawba July 18, 2 weeks.
Alexander Aug 1. I week.
Cleveland Aug 8, 2 weeks,
Mecklenburgf Aug 29. 3 weeks
Union Sept 19, 1 week.
Unionf Sept 26, 1 week.
Lincoln Oct 3, 1 week.
Gaston Oct 10,2 weeks.
Cleveland Oct 24, 1 week.
Rutherford Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Polk Nov 14, 1 week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE
GOMERY.
Madison Aug 1. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Aug 15. 3 weeks.
Transylvania Sept 5, 1 week
Haywood Sept 12, 2 weeks.
Jackson Sept 26, 1 weeic.
Macon Oct 3. I week.
Clay Oct 10, 1 week.
Cherokee Oct 17, 2 veeksV
Graham Oct 31. 1 week
Swain Nov 7. 2 weeks.
Madisonf -Nov 21. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Dec 19. 2 weeks.
MONT"
Criminal causes only.
ICivil causes only
Civil causes only, except jail cases.
SHORT-HAND & TYPE-WRITING
SITUATIONS
pay both young men and ladies much bett-r
salaries than most commercial positions, and
the de.nand Is greater. Mudents can be tit ted
for office short-hand posIUons
In Three Months' Time
by Haven's system No previous knowledge
of either art required. CoUeges open all the
year, ftudents can enter any time, all tulUon
bolng lmlividnat. Superior facilit es for pro
curing situations, for which aid we make no
charge. CoUege pamphlets with fnlleet self
teaching leseons in either art sent to Kny ad-
ress tor 10 cents. botli arte. 20 cents' o
stamps accepted Adnress either of Haven's
Colleges: New York, N Y; Phi alelphla. Pa;
Chicago, 111 ; Cincinnati. O; San Franclsco'Cai.
june 8 eod 3m
MISCELLANEOUS
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In retnrrdne thanks to you for my miracu
lous cm e of eczm o salt rheum. deem it
ad visa be to give you a detailed account of
mv case, an.l as there Is. and alway- win be
a prejudice against a tverdsed remedies sou
havemv consent to onbiHn mis le&ii omai.
ana ail lnqutrte. by letter r in person. I ill
cheerfully answer. I do this that people who
go on year after year pTic' out la ge suns
nt moucy to I r competent vdiyslcWns and re
celve no cure, cr even relief, or end in fill nir a
fremaiure grave, as was neany 'y mbc, way
xt induced to make trial of the wonderful
CUTICOR A f EMKDIES .
At the age f three months a rash made it
appearance on my face. A physician was call
ed he said teething wss the cause, he pro
scribed some cooling medicine, but the Bores
s pre -id to my eara and head.. Another M, U.
waactlled He professed to know all about
the cae. called it "King's Kv:l" and pre
scribed gunpowder, brimstone, and lard mix.
ed Into a salve, but the d tease continued.
They could not do anything with It. Another
prescribed bor ix water and flour; an-1 her,
llnnesd poultices. None of them did roe any
good at all, but ae me worse The disease
continued unabated ; it spread to my artr s and
legs, till I was laid up entirely, nd from con
tinual sitting on the floor on a pillow my limbs
contracte l so that t lost ali c iDtrol of them,
and was utterly helpless My mother would
have to lift m out and into bed. I could get
around the houre on my bands and feet, but I
could not gt my lothes on at all, and had to
wear a sort ot dressing gown My hair had
all matted dow or lalien ff, and my bead,
face' ad ears were one tcib, and 1 hid to
have a towel on my h ad ail tue tim in the
summer to keep the fl ea off. y pareutacon
Bii I ted a promiuent physician and surjreon hrre
in Chicago (the othr phsleUns. .eforcn-en
tloiu d were of I unda-i and .i ton , Cana
dt "he iuhe could do nothing fir me, that
he chance" were that I would grow out fit
or that it would nt. t-e inwardly and kill uie
In time He v ant- i to cut tne sinews of my
!& so tiat I cou.d wllc. but I would not let
iiinr, for if l did fet hotter 1 wouid have no
c mrol uf them.
' he disea&e continued in this manner until
1 ws teventeen wars o d, and one day in Jan
u ry 1-79, lrf the hlcago Tribune, I read an
ac-. 'tint f your meidcinob. 'Jhcy tescrlbed
m y CH-e o exac ly that I th ugLt. as. a last
reort. to ivj them a trial.
When I llr t applied the Cut.c'KA, I was
nil nw and bh edlng from scra'chtf g myself,
but when J appih d it 1 went asleep ainioat lua
media el'-, sou.ethlngl had not done for years,
tin effect was so toothing. ; ii'J..
The first morning frO till.- mM - t'
bad ni ekfa only on the end of mlb
aplukcolor. Next day it wi, kliS '
and I could pla.-e my handi on thiJi.1
out it being paintuL in
could e and etra'g.t. but aotwi'k i11
weak, but my tores were nearly wJ
1 commenced the-uie of the CTrcrtl
vurr, and In three-data 1 wiSt
ever; I was one mass of nimplet troil1
of wj h. ad to the soica of mfSSSS:
were gainful would o do liioa.S?8
In from two to four dtya they bSmL
a small cale. which hvppedf uaZL
pt pure and the skin wbl, nAuJzl
cm Judge I was cured la tont JiT.
weeks, and up t ihl date (I i f eaTii
1879 to January. 1887)1 bare M k u
any wsy, or have had the km Jnrt.
disease reappe trtng t,n me I knu
lent appetite, have the very bwaf JS
My Im os are straight, wipp e ui u
have beeii exposed to allortt,iL
without the least Blgna ot the timmnLn
only difference I find in myielf ktkt iji
is fioerofttr, and net so liable M
ped aa Is otber persons . i
No doubt many persons will aotkttmi
almost improbable story nury win Uiu
grossly exaggerated. I doa't Uia ot
bit If they ao. but to satlsfr tuemielffc.s
cin rail or wrl te t6 me ata flad out 1 n
have written above is true or not Then
manv persous who fin testify to
ful enre I have receive 1 br ru t etc
RtMEDI 8. - . ' j
Gentlemen, let me again thank roi W
cure . vr. J. McO 'In.
Dearborn St. Chicago, Itt, Ju I
Nothing 1h known to science at all eat;
ble to the Cuticctka Ukkidiks la tbetrt
vellous properties of eleaoalBg.; purlfjtaj
beaunfylDg tbe skin and In cuniftgrtit
disfiguring, itcbi"g, acalyand plmpf
pf tli- skin, scalp and blood, wliauiitk
uticdka. the reat Hkla n , a4 U
CUka oap, an exquisite Skht Bnatiittj
parrt . from it externallv. aod CrTiccu
solvent, the nevr BlSotl Pnrliler, taum
are a positive cure lor en rrorm m
blood c'isease. from plmpleato rrofaU-1
?oid everywhere. (Trice, cwnccu.
Soap, 25o ; itKSoLV kt. $t. rrern
thel'OTriK DKDO ANDtHKlUCAttO,
ton, , ass. ''''
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