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The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prot
WILMINGTON. N. C
V E D ES I A Y ." J ULY 27. I8s7
ifcirn .. v iiit; iosuih-;e at Wilmington. S.
t6 ecoii1-cii.d laatter
t)fVi5L.ANi,S SKCONU
T lilt M
Tn our uiirid tfaerc is as Utile doubt
f Cleveland's reelet:tiou as of his re
uorninuUon. aod tbe laUer seems al-
ruuy nit assuni laci. iX'oeu.wii
Tburmau, ho was nct'ntly iutcrview-
Mi ov a iHev tors a.rtiiu iuuui,
.seems to re pretcy much of this opinion.
II- thinks that ibe only possible mis-
carri iyc abed may bo in the ou come
t the labor uiovemoaL in New York
cud rhat m man ean be elected wiib
ut th vo;.u ot that State lie does not
ipi.'i'fir, however, to seriously appre
m nil tioubio Irom that source. The
0 d tft iiiieui iM, by the vvay, tloes not ap
pear to mink ot the possibility some
w-uulcaii it the probability ot Cl've-
1 -ii.tl bt-iiii elected without the vote ot
New York.
Apropos of the subject of Air. Cleve
.aud's reelection, we publish the fol
mjaiiij;, which we find in the shape of a
-pecial dispatch trom Washington City
t the New York SCar:
The pension agents and political
demagi'irui'.s, who rcaily are at the
'iOtt"tu of the movement having for its
object the converting of the G. A U
into a machine with which to fight the
Presidents seem utterly oblivious of tbe
uudetiiable record, which shows that
very tar from being an enemy of the
soldier Mr. Cleveland has, since as--ujiing
tbe reins of ;overnment, been
ins great and tirm friend. The record,
indeed, isoueot the brightest made by
any president.
To bein with, ho approved the act
f Mareb 11) 1886, which increased
rom S8 to 12 per month the pen-ion
d T'J.'Jbl) widows and dependents. He
approved ihe aeL of Atiir 4. 1886. in
jreasiug the pension of 10.030 maimed
veterans from 24 lo $34. 30 to 36.
and from $37.50 to $45 per month
He approved th act of Jan. 29. 1887
benefiting over 30,000 survivors and
-odiers' widows of the Mexican war.
Mr. Cleveland has arppoiuicd more
"XUnion soldiers or their kindred lo
dliee than any predecessor During
he two ears ol his administration
139 ISO more certificates were issued
;han during ihe preceding two years ot
Republican rule, or over double the
number. During1 the same period over
$10. 617.000 was disbursed lor 'pensions
more than the preceding two years.
During the last two year of Repub
lican rule there were 303 (558 pension j
n the rolls. On July 1, 1887. there
vere ab-ut 402.000 a net gain to the!
rolls during the fipsi two years of the
present administration of 100,000 or
33 percent , and this, loo, in the laca
d the fact that death israp'dly thinoiug
the ranks of the veterans. During the
lifcal year just ended 5.017 more certi-
bcates were issued than in any one
ear since, the organization ot the Pen
sion Bureau.
President Cleveland has appointed
fikeeo distinguished ex-Union soldiers
to the great agencies throughout tLe
country. Civilians who were active
politicians in the Republican party for
oicrly hold the places, for their party's
advantage. Two wounded soldiers
still hold over from the previous ad
ministration, one at Washings
ton, the other at Syracuse". One of the
ppniutte3 by President Cleveland is
the widow of the gallant Irish soldier.
Col James A, Mulligan, ot the Twenty
third Illinois.
The remaining fifteen appointees
have all been Federal soldiers: John
I) Anderson of Augusta, Me.; Benja
min F. Peach ot Boston, Mass., the
first volunteer soldier from that State
m the rebellion ; Robert McKm3trey of
Detroit. Mich., who lost a leg iu the
Amry ot the Potomac: Thurman II
Allen, the Alameda blacksmith, ot Al
ameda. Cal.; General William H.
Davis ot Philadelphia, Franz Siel of
New York, the foremost German sol
dier ot the war: General Buell of Kon-
tucky, Charles A Zollinger of Indiana
polis, a splendid specimen of the Ger
an-Atnericau soldier, and so on
through the entire list.
The same care has been manifested
for the interest ol the soldier in the
bomeolliee, at the head of which was
placed General John C. Black. He
entered the army as a privato soldier.
passed up through the grades, serving
throughout the entire, war from tho
tiring at Fort Sumter to the surrender
at Appomattox. He was thrice severe
ly wounded, and dangerously so at the
battle of Pea Ridge.
Formerly two civilians occjpitd tho
poritions of deputy commissioners,
uow two distinguished ex federal offi-
cers. Ueueral WHliam E. McLean ot
the Forty-third Iudiana and Joseph P.
i;iit!u:t ot the Army ot the Potomac.
nil these positions The great medical
boa ds throughout tbe cotrntrv are
o Ulcc red almost entirely by ex-army
surgeons
By actual count President Cleveland
has approved in two years 863 private
peusion acts. 378 uioro than Grant. 560
more thau Hayes, or seventy-five mure
taau Grant and Hayes together, and
Vii more than Garfield and Arthur.
As a matter ot tact, therefore, the
claims of the'soidiers have been most
carefully considered and wiost gener
ously recognized by Mr Cleveland,
and it is this record upon which he will
stand next year, and not the dishonest
perversions ot paid attorneys and
creedy howlers
1 Had a Oreadlul Coufjli.i
and raised a considerable amount of
blood and matter; besides. I waVvety
thin, and so weak I could scarcely go
about tbe bouse. This was tbe case of
a man with consumption arising from
liver complaint. He recovered his
health fompletily by the use of Dr
Pierce's "'Golden Medical Discovery."
Thousands of others bear similar tes
timony.. ; Tbe Review Job Office is the place
to get good work at moderate prices.
.TULiY JUMBLED.
Pt.ient fd?s?atisfjtd ' with dietary
1 re'nctiriB) Say. Doc. I'ni blamed
I'm ,inr to starve umearn just lor mt
sake"t Irving a little longer. :
Tf e onlv rtason the world tolerates
a fl Idler i because' cat has to b kill
ed to lumi-h the strings A cat. dead
or alive, is b'und to make a noise
Did you hpar ol the accident to
June-?" Wuy. io; what happened
io hici?" Wdl. he fell from his lady's
tavr and broke his engagement."
A young man is apt to stammer and
stutter when he declares his passion.
Soun ims the pitying girl help-, him
out, and s diitimes it is her pitiless
father
Young wife I took geat pains with
tLaf cucumber salad. John, and I hope
ou ei joved it. Husband (anxiously) -I'm
afraid, my dear, that I took great
pa:ns with it. too
It is said that in" Portland, Me . there
i a man' with a false nose, a glass eye,
but three ringtirs at.d one thumb, one
ear, false tteth, lalse hair and cork leg.
He was formerly a base ball unpire.
A Vassar graduate out in tbe coun
try went into the stable of a farm
houe. 'Dear me now close tne poor
cows a'-e cr. wd-d together." she n-
marked 'Ye? nm am. but we. have
to do it." VVhyso?" Toet con
densed niiik."
In Urief, And To Tho Point.
Dyspepsia is dreadtul. Disordered
liver Is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
good noture.
The human digestive apparatm is
one of the most complicated and won.
dertul things in existence. It is easily
pu out of order.
Gteasy tood. tough food sloppy food.
bad c okery, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not to be, have made tbe
American people a nation of dyf-peptics.
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming this
sad business and making the American
peopln so healthy that ther can enjoy
their meals and be happy
Remember.: No happiness without
health But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the dys
peptic. Ask vour druggist for a bottle
Seventy five cents
A man is made great or little by
wn will.
his
For the Ladies.
Laughter is the poor uiaVs plaster.
Making every buiden light;
Turning sadness into gladness.
Darkest hour to May dawn bright.
'Tis the dppest and the cheapest
Cure for ills of this dascription.
But for ihoe that woman's heir to,
"Use Dr Pierce's "Favorite Pre
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inflammation, morning sickness and
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I SUPERIOR COURTS.
Fall Terms 18871 .
FIRST DISTRICT JUDGE GRAVES.
Currituck September 5, I week.
if
! Camden Sept 12, 1 week.
Pasquotank Sept 19, 1 week.
Perquimans .Sept 26, 1 week.
Cnowan Oct 3. 1 week.
Gates Oct 10. I week.
Hertford Oct 17. I week.
Washington Oct 24. 1 week.
Tyrrell Oct 31, 1 week..
Dare Nov 7.1 week.
Hyde Nov 14, I week.
Pamlico Nov 21. week.
SECOND DISTRICT JUDGE AVERT.
Warren Sept. 19. 2 weeks
Northampton Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Edgecombe Oct 17.2 weeks.
Bertie Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Halifax Nov 14. 2 weeks.
Craven Nov 28, 2 weeks.
THIRD DISTRICT JUDGE SHIPP.
Franklin Aug 15, 1 week.
Martin Sept 5, 2 weeks. -Pitt
Sept 19. 2 weeks.
Greene Oct 3 2 weeks.
Vance Oct 17. 2 weeks.
Wilson Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Nash Nov 21 2 weeks.
Martit.J Dec 5. 2 werks
FOURTH DISTRICT JUDGE MERRIMON.
Wake July 11 2 weeks.
Harnett Aug 8. I wc-k
Johnston Auir 242 weeks.
Wnkef Aug 29 2 weeks.
Wayne Sept 12 2 weeks.
Wake Aug 29. 2 weess.
Wavne Oct 17, 1 week.
Wakef-Oft 24 3 weeks
Johnston Nov 14, 2 weeks.
Harnett Nov 28. I week
FIFTH DISTRICT JUDGE SHEPHERD.
Orange Ang 8. 1 week-
Caswell Au2 15. 1 week.
Person Aug 22, 1 week.
Guilford Aug 29, 2 weeks.
Granville Sept 12, 2 weeks?
Alamance Sj pt 26. I week.
Chatham Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Durnam Oct l. 2 weeks.
Orangi Nov 7, 1 week.
Caswell Nov 14. 1 week.
Person Nov 211 week
Granville Nov 28.2 weeks.
Guilf.rd Dec 12,2 week9.
SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS,
Lenoir Aug 22. 2 weeks.
Duplin Sept. 5. 1 week
P ndr Sept 12. I week.
New Hanoveif Sept 26. 2 weeks.
Sampson Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Carteret Oct 24. 1 week.
Jones Oct 31. 1 week.
Onflow Nov 7. 1 week
L noir Nov 14. 2 weeks.
Duplin Nov 28. 2 weeks.
Sampson Dc 12, 1 week.
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR.
Cumberland July 25, 1 wek
Columbus Any 1 I week.
Moore Aug 15. 1 wek.
Robeson Aug 22. 2 weeks.
Anson Sept 5, 1 week.
Brunswick Sept 12 I week.
Richmond Sept 19. 2 weeks.
Robeson Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Bladen- Oct 17, I week.
Moore Oct 24,2 weeks.
Cumberland"! Nov 14. 2 weeks.
Ansont Nov 28. 1 week.
Richmond Dec 5, 1 week
EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE CLARK.
Iredell Aug 8 2 weeks.
Rowan Aug 22. 2 weeks.
Davidson Sept 5, 2 weeks.
Randolph iSept 19. 2 weeks.
Montgomery Oct 3. 2 weeks. .
Stanly Oct 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 -JUDG GILMER.
Rockingham July 25, 2 weeks.
Stokes Aug 8. 2 weeks
Surry Aug: 22 2 weeks.
Alieehany Sept 5. 1 week.
Wilkes Sept 12.2 weeks
Yadkin Sept 26, 2 weeks.
Davie Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Forsyth- Oct 24, 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. 1 week.
Cleveland Aug 8, 2 weeks.
Mecklenburg.! Aug 29, 3 weeks
Union Sept 19, 1 week.
Unionf Sept 26, 1 week.
Lincoln Oct 3, I week.
Gaston Oct 10,2 weeks.
Cleveland Oct 24, 1 week.
Rutherford Oct 31, 2 weeks.
Polk Nov 14, 1 week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE MONT
GOMERY. Madisou Aug 1. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Aug 15, 3 weeks.
Transylvania Sept 5, 1 week
Haywood Sept 12, 2 weeks.
Jackson Sept 26, 1 week.
Macon Oct 3. 1 week.
Clay Oct 10, 1 week.
Cherokee Oct 17, 2 weeks
Graham Oct 31. 1 week-Swain-r-Nov
7-. 2 weeks.
Madis. nf Nov 21. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Dec 19. 2 weeks.
Criminal causes only.
tCivil causes only
JCivil causes ooly, except jail cases.
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MISCELLANEOUS ;
, ; - ; ; : J
In returning thanks to vou for my miracu
lous cure of eczema or salt rheum, deem It
advisable to give you a detailed account of
my case, and as there is. and always will be
a prejudice against advertised remedies xou
nave mv consent toputuian wis lesu ociai.
and all inquiries, by letter f-r In person. I r 111
cheerfully answer. I do this that people who
eo on vear after tear tv in ir out iage putcs
of money to Incompetent physlcHns and re.
ceive no cure, or even reiiei, or enn in nu n: a
premature grave, as was neany ray case, may
le induced to make trial of the wonderful
CUTICOKA r.EMEDIKS
At the age of thr e months a raeh mado its
apiearance on mv face. A physician was ca.'l-
ed. he sala teethlne was the cause, he pie
scribed some cooling medicine, but the sors
spread to my ears and head. Another M - D.
was c tiled He profesBed to know atl about
the case, called it "King's Kyll", and pre
scribed gunpowder, brimstone, and lard mix
ed into a salve, but the d sease continued:
They could not do anything with It. Another
prescrioea oor&x water ana nonr; an wier,
linseed poultices. None of them did me any
good at all, but ae me worse The dbeaie
continned unabated; it spread to my artrs and
tegs, tw i was ;ald ui entirely, sna irom con-
tinu il sitting on the floor on a plPow ray limbs
contracte t so that l lost all c itrol of them.
and was utterly helpless My mother would
have to lift mo out and into Ixd. , 1 could cret
around the houte nn mv bands and feet, but I
could not get my lothes on at all. and had to
wear a sort of dressing gown my nair naa
all matted dow or lalin oflf. atid my hepd.
tace and ears were one scib, and 1 hn to
have a towel on my h ad ail tbe time In tbe
summer to keep tbe fl'es off. y parentscon-
suiten a prominent pnysician anu surgeon re
in t. bicago (tbe other phvslcins r efore t en
tlonedwereof t uudaa and Iliidilon Cana
da he shIu he could do nothing for me, that
'he chance were that 1 would irrow O'U f It
or thai it would trle inwardly and kill me
In time. He v anted to cut the sinews of my
less so tnat I r.ouid w-tlk, but I would not let
him. for if Jdid get hotter I would have no
c ntrol of them. - '.
he disease continued in this manner until
I was seventeen ytarso'd, and one day In Jan-
u -ry. l"79. in the hlcago Tribune, x reaa an
account of your medicine They described
my ca?e o exacly tbat I th uglt, as a last
re.-ort, to give them a trial.
when I iir.t applied tbe cuticoka, i was
aU raw and blteding from scratching myself.
but when I applied it I went asleep almost lm
media el'-, something I had cot done for yearSj
the effect was so toothing.
t nr m.u..j 'iu.
,VLS4PM:kage0 nailed to pu-
m-rr-mmit tlsDt0 a lSXKO DTOOOrtlon ,
I iljfci " r 'OCA XUdUMUlU
tf. ZAbAtyfAaofwhomtookafalltreat
i!iit end were restored to health by nao of
M?g& SEMIHAL PASTILLES.
A. Radical Curs for NrvonsDebilit7. Chvasio
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aiaAeedMen. Tsstd for F.ieht Years In ttimit
thooeand esses they absolutely restore prematura!?
aged ana broken down men tome ran enjormentor
perfect and full Manly Strength and Visoroes Health.
To those who Buffer from the many obscure diseases
Sroaght about by Indiaoretion. KzrKxmra, Ovor-liraia
Work, or too free Indulgence, we aek that yoa send us
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Tho first moraing after using It mr nn
bad no tk'n only on the end of mv tomo
a pink color. Next day It ws kind of hi
and 1 could plaee my hand& on the sores ih
out It bPinBTH'ainful. In about two wti
could ranl straight, but not wa k, l
wean, bu: my ores were nearly well rLi
1 commenced the me of the i uticuha Rsam
vknt, and in three da-s 1 wb wor tfii
ever. ; I was one mass of pimples from th
of my htad to the solos of mr ft;tiiMb
were palnlul woutd no do Itutlce o the cam
In from two to'four dy they bunt and 1p
a small . cale, wnich dr. pped off nj left t
Fpn pure and the skin white, anaune&Ttai
cm judge I was cured i.i a ont six toeiiht
weeks, and up t thf- date i t f:omanuiirr
1879 to January, lss7 1 have not be a tfctii
ny wy, or havo had tho least sljnwot u
dlfcease nappe -ring on mo I have au ejeej.
loot appetite, have the very best of beaito.
My imbs are straight, sunpio and s tott. I
hawe beeii exposed to all torts of veaihw
without the least signs of tho dlc&se jet. rtx
only difference I find in my i-elf Is that my jtu
is finer, t-olter, and not so liable to getcbin.
ped as is other persons . . : - ,
No doubt many persons wll not believe thlt .
almost improbable story, many will think it
grossly exiggerated. -I dou't blam- tbemi
bit If they tio. but to satisfy tnemselver, tbn
cm caU or write to me and find nut tf what!
have written above Is irae or not. There ta
manpereous-who can terabyte the wonder
ful cure 1 have rcelet by y iur .:cticuiu
RkMEDI' 8.;
Gentlemen, 15t me again thank yon for bit
cure - W. J. McD NAll
.3,732 Dearborn St. Chicago, Ul.4 Jan. 'Si
Nothlcg Is known to science at all compart
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vellous i ropertles of cleauBbig. purifying sod
beautifying the skin and In curing tortu lnc
dlf-flguring. Itching, calyand pimply dUauH
of tin- skin, scalp and blood, ltb loss of Uilr.
"i uticuha, the .treat Hkin u e, and CDTl
cuaA oaf, as-exquisite Skin lauilfier, pre
para i f rom It, externallv. and CrTicoR Hi
solvent, the new Blood Purifier, Inter naUy,
are a positive cure tor every form of bkin and
blood disease, from pimples to scrofula.
- told everywhere. Price, Cuticuka. 5 c.;
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n acientlfia medical prinelpitaBriM
implication to the seat o f
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waKeu animatine eiemenu ot ine are ritch r-z
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