r H B L BYTE IK II.
I Tbe following enigm M; written by
Mi3J Cailierine Fanshawe, in the Deepdene
Albuui, io lSlC,' while laUiDg Tbbmaa i
Hope, at Deepdene, England. Star. 1
. fwas wUlspere)ilh)ieaTeo 'iwtl mctlered
"la hell. ' ' i
. i ..nhn rancrht f&intlv the BOUDU E8 It
ADU - o 7 7 . , . . ; .
fell ' " " '' .:" . .1 '.
nn the confines of earth 'twas permitted to
Aod the depths of the ocean, its presence
coolest; t -' .tj-i'r V'j v 3:".:
Twill be found in the sphere when 'lla riven
asunder, ; , , .
Be seen in the lightning and heard In the
thunder; !'
'Tff as allotted, to man with hit earliest
- breatn, , ... - . t
Attends at his birth and awaits him at
death; - - ' ! ' -
Presides o'er bis happiness, honors and
health; m ) .r. i-u
Is tbe prop of his house and ' the end of his
wealth. r ... ' -
la tbe heaps of the.miset lis hoarded with.;
care,
But is sure to be l03t by his prodigal heir.
It begins every hope, every wish it must'
' bound; - ; ! '
With (he husbandman toils; with the mon
arch is crowned. -' '. 1 " '
Without il the soldier, the sailor may roam,
13ut woe to tbe wretch who expels it from
home! ' - -.,' - - -I,i
the whispers of conscience its voice will
k be found, r-' . -';-Nor
e'en lit the whirlwind of passion be
drowned. ,i
Twill not soften the heart; though deaf be
. tbe ear ; . j -
Twill make it acutely and instantly hear ;
But in shade let it reet ; like delicate
timer; .' ., . '!:', ,:.
Ob! breathe on it softly it dies in an
hour. 1 ' ". . J
I GiitNT IN TUB PILLORY. .
I be .indignant2 Irishman View of
the Action la Cork. ' L i
Washington Post Special..
New York, Jan. t.Thp JIercUdt
under the beading of "The Cork In
ditrniiy to Grant," prints an article
from the Catholic Herald, saying it
was reserved for the manly and truly
Catholic corporation of Cork to ad-,
minister a filling rebuke to the brutal
and bigoted soldier, who, m October,
1S75, at Dea-Moines, took advantage
.,f his exalted position as Frepident
oi tlie United Stales, to revivo the
beastly cry of "No Popery." The
Catholics of Cork do not forget that
when Grant aspired for; a third term
to the Presidency of the United
States, he tried vto strengthen his po
sition as a Republican candidate by
importing in ine most lnyiaious man
ner the religions and anti-Catholio
element into the political agitation.
He appealed to the religious passions
of the Native American element in
our population, and that appeal-has
now rjsen in judgment before him in
Ireland. - i
",l he Great raaatno t Brazil."
Mr.. Herbert H. Smith, who ia iow
in Brazil, collecting material for a
series of papers on that interesting
Empire, to appear .. in - JScribners
Monthly, writes as follows: "People
in the United States know little
about this great famine that is rag
ing in the northeastern part of Bra
zil; I, myself, had no idea of its im
portance ' until very, lately. It , ia
eooogh to slate that it affects at
least one-fourth of the whole popula
tion of the Empire; that hundreds
are dying of starvation, and IbouV
'sands of disease iouideni to exposure
and insufficient food. Ia tbe city of
Ceara, which will be 7: my principal
point of study, the normal popula
tion of 30,000 . ban been swelled to
80,000 by fugitives from the drouth
smitten interior ' country; and among
t tiia fin nnr vn t.i. v a
the enormous figure of 300 per day.
these drouths are periodical, occur
ring once in twenty or thirty years;
it seems to me, therefore, that a
study on the spot will be of Very
great importance; it is entirely an
other side of Brazil from that which
1 have before seeD and written of." !
Itayard Taylor and Beaeeasfield.
INew York' World. ;; : '
Id hia address at the funeral of
Bayard Taylor, ia Berlin, the Rev.
Dr. Thompson cited V little incident
at least as characteristic of the inge
nious Disraeli himself "it is ot Bay
ard Taylor. In , speaking of Mr.
Taylor's brief j career in Berlin Dr.
Thompson, said:. -I , rl'f' :
! Mr. Taylor himiself took an honest
Batisi aci,ipq .Hii' :bgition which ;sof
i worthily crooned theiahoTS ; and the
ttaining "o?.' his ; life. ':'. Ho Cwaa t in
the sphere for which hcf was fitted,
and with' which be was satisfied. 5
Jihall not1 1 orgei'the franks pleasote
; with whicK hfel0ld ; ine of his inter-;
course with the'personal celebrities
brought together, at tbe Congress,
j and : especially how the author -of
"Coningsby" and ,Tancred,,, taking
him warmly by.the hand, paid, 'Tsy
'or, Bayard Tayloiv how glad -I- am
o see the man whom I have so long
known." - ,
lmpreTlnc tbe Telephone.
fNew York Graphic. , V
m "There is my neytelephone,M said
Mr. Edison; pointing to a box half as
large as a cigar box hanging to the
pariiuonv . 'jl have discovered a new
substance which, if I can successfully
control it, will revolutionize, the tele
phone system,- JE can't tell yon, what
the substance it but it enables tne to
wake a telephone which : will easily
deliver a voice that can be heard in
any part of tbe room in which it
terminates. It is. not necessary to
hold it to your ear at All; yon bear it
as you hear me, and it delivers the
vce without any diminution' of
voiume. ..I 'tave ; heard ; whisper
through it often, and it will deliver
a whiBperfrom here to New York
5 it will if I can eontrol the con-
unions which make this substance re
8pon8ive.55yait;aIifhae, and IwHl
Ii" yu W, done iq tele-
Chief Justice Waite will ore
bVJl4rl&1,0, ncged Bouth Carolina
V SLLAITEOUS
45 Yeers Before; the Public.
THE. GENUINE '
OIolLajTE'S
t: ; CELEBRATED -.
I t v FOR THE CURE OF ; J ' ; F ;
Hepatitis or Li ver .Complaint,
- ' ; DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HXAD ACHb!
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in tiie right side, under the
h Pf the ribs, . increases pn pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
aige;tthe;patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side ; sometimes the pain is
feundertthe:shouldeit blade, audit
frtquently "extends to1 thewtop of the
shoulder, and is 1 sometimes, mistaken
ibfcirhemnatism'ilri . the I armT' The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
5 -tt-- e, I
- - - - - - .ii v. a j t tnt 1 1 1 r i .
vV', dvuvuuiu tumuouvc
itft lax: the head is troubled , with J
pdJn, accompamea Wltn a dull, Heavy I t
r - . .... i
Kfncarinn in th hirir nv n, i
uwc is i
generally a COnSiaeraDie lOSS OI mem- I
Orv. aCCOmrjailierl with a Tair.fnl cAn. I
r " v; iiu6 kh uuuvue some-
ihinghich ought to bve bee done,
attendant . The patient comrJainst cf
wearmessandebairy; he.,Veasujf
startled, hisfeet aretiold orl burning;
and Jie complains of a prickly sensa
tion pf the skin; his spirits are low;
and ough he issatisfiec) that exer
cise would be Beneficial" to him.v vet
ne can scarcely summon up fortitude I
enough to try it In fact, he distrusts
STmntoms attPn'rl th rlicA r.J
have occurred where few of them ex-1
AtSt?
naves been extensively deranged.;
"Ague and fever.
, , Dr.:C. McLane's Liver Pills, in
cases of Agtte and Fever, when-
Tacen witn V2uimne, are productive of
the ' most happy results. " No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or, after taking 5 Qumine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a fair trial.
- For all bilious derangements, and as
a bmpie purgative, tney are unequaled.
. BEWARE of imitations.
The Pennine are never surar coated.
J ' Every box has a red wax seal on the lid.
with the impression Dr. McLane's Liver
Pills - ' ' - - .... v
The genuine McLane's Liver Pills bear
the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming
Bros, on the wrappers. . . v '
upoa uaving lac genuine JJR. C
McLane's Liver Pnxs, prepared by Rem-
ingBroofPittsburgbPathinaxkrtbeing I
iu oi imitations 01 tne, name Ja.CJLMtief
spelled differently but saine pronunciitkm.'
Jan 11 eowDAWly
eh 6a
"iORET OF HOBEHOUHD 1KD: TAR
FQR.THE . CURE OF j ...
Coughs, Cclda,' Tnfliiimia, Boarssaess, Difficult
. Breathin, and au Affwvtiom of the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, Jssdmg
. This infallible remedy is comtx'ed of the
Honey of the tlant Horehound, in chemical1
umun wiLa iajl-haam, extracieo. trvm tuc
. rr. . . .L i 1 r . a!
LayE i Principle of the forest tree . Abeis
Balsamea, or Bahn of Ulead. f:
The Honev of Horehound soothes ANr
scatters all irritations and inflammations, and
the Tar-balm cLeanses and heals the throat
and air passages leading to the lungs. .'. FiyB
additional ingredients keep the organs cool
moist, and in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you from trying this, great medi-
nne ot a lamous doctor wno nas savea uiou.
jinds of Eves by it in his large private practices
The l ar-15alm has no bad taste or
ai-?RiCES 50 cents and $i ppit bqttle ,
f'! : 1 Great saving to buy large size.. ,
Tf Pike's ToothadieI)rops Cure
. In 1 Miniite, . v :
Sold by all Druggists. ' ; ,
Sfci . CEITTENTON, Prop., Uu
Cheap and Safe Li&rht.
FIRS PKOOP OIL. 150 de. TEST, '
With PERKINS HOUSE'S Lamps makes a light
equal to the best Gas, and no possibility : of ezpk
sions. . , , . .
STAND LAMPS, and Lamps to screw on Gas fix-
Jtures, en hand at bottom prices.
The -OIL Is water white and absolutely safe.
Pi ice only 36 cents per csUoniW,-!
Try It ana you will use no other.
nov to tf - i r rtif. ri 1 GEO. A. PECK..
J . . 1 1...- J :.J J
I'X. M A 'Wt IH IIV f
, MARKET STREET," WILMINGTON. N. C,
BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OV
FABMKBfl. TRUCKEH8 and GARDBNBjSS
generally, to their Stock of GARDEN, FIELD a ad
jrjArwjut (MUfcUtOi tne nest ana purest (juauoctw
The country is flooded with worthless trash, and
too much care eamet be exercised In selecting your
supply, .Always avoid purchasing what are termed
'Commission Seed." aa ther will rareTr be found
reliable, from the fact that eld stock is taken back
rrom year to Tear boxes reassortea for others, and
th MIHa fiAAA AAftr Atlf AtfMta 1 M rPm !fi-i
aW Bissaaav JVatf tit " Tfcllll MBJW1V UVfll ; .. . - , -
All Seeds sold by us are guaranteed fresh, and
true 10 name, ana prices as low ;as any noose in
tnis section 01 tne country. -: janau
I IT.. . . X 4 c . j .V -..i . 1 v tt
Buggies ! ; Buggies 1
Harness & Saddles,
i 1
FOR SALE AT
GERHARDT & CO.'S,
, , - 8d Street, Opposite City HalL
. I s Iff-. 3 i i
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AJSTD
, DI8PATCH.
HORSB-BHOinNQ A' SPECIALTY. 1
:Jan5t - -
: MISCELLAIOHa.
1 t
DAY, JANrjART 14, 1179 -104th Monthly Drawing.
T tatuUwa wa reeulmrly Incorporated by the
Legislature of the State Tor. Educational and Chari
tabla PorpMes in 1868, with- a capital of 1J0,)0,
Ur which it has since added a reserre fund of f85o,
000. ITS UttAND 8INQLBNDMBEB DISTKtSt)
TION will take place montaly on ttxe secend Toea
-i7 ?tJFa P&ones. " Look at the
following Dtotr8rattoni .y, ,;,p t .L 1
4 1 r CAPITAJU PKIZK. $30,000. ,V ,
103,000 TICKETS AT .TWO , DOLLaBJ BACH
I HALF TICKETS, "ONE DOLLAR
: LIST OP PRIZES.
1 Capital Priaei.;i...v;.i;.
1 Capital Prise....
1 Capital Prize......
$30,000
. 1U.UU0
Prize of 2500...C...
5,000
5 Prize of leoo.
5.CO0
SO Prize f 800...
ICQ Prizes of 100...
10,00Oi
10,080
SOS Prizes of 60. ..
10.000
500 Prizes of SO...
. .. 10.000,
1000 Prizes Of ' 10...
10.0CO
APPROXIMATION PHIZES:
9 Approximation Prizes of $300. .....
9 Approximation Prizes of 00... ..'
9 Approximation Ptizes pf 100......
2.700
: 1.809
,i 900
1007 razes, amooatlnz to ..... au0 400
ikiwuubw curneponoiDs ageB wan leu at ail
5iSrmw' wnom i"eriu compensation
1; -r .
PProf rawstocliftashoiUdonlrta
.."-"r w vueu. -
wnie, cieariy stating full address, for further in
luruuMODiwrBenaoraerBto .
M. TBfill?iPllIN,
I i P. O. Box 693. New Orieaa it Louisiana.
ah onr Grand Kxtraordlnary Drawings are under
SSSttSSSf
dec ll-U8aww4W
sat we
17 1131
Comoiiw jialtk DistiHitii.3iiiaiiy.
fj auiuuiii.jr ui wuuuuuwraiui ui acuiuckj,
Drawing and details under supervision of promi
nent citizens of Kentucky, in the, city of Louis-
vtu. on
Th Tirfiflfl V TTl 5.0
SCALING I NO POSTPONEMENT !
pbizbs paioun fuIli. j
$115,400 linCaslDlstrllintei I
TICKETS OXJLY $3.
UNPABALLBLEn 8UC0SSS OF THE POPULAR
Read tbe following attractive liat X Prizes for the
JANUARY DRAWING : ,:
1 Prize . ...$30,000 100 Prize $100 each $10,000
1 Prize 10,000 300 Prizes 50 each 15.CO0
1 Prize... ... 5.000 50S Prizes 20 each. 10.000
10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 10,000
SO Prizes 600 10,000 i f ti
9 Prizes $3C0 each. Approxha-itUMi Prises, $3,700
Prizes 200 each, " ' 1,800
0 Prizes 100 each. : . 900
1,960 Prizes.
I $115,400
Half Tickets, $1. ;
65 Tickets, $100.
Whole Tickets. S3.
Sn Tickets, $50.
Remit by Post Office Money Order, registered let
ter, bank draft, or express.. Full list ef drawing
jUbUsnea in ixmnmue uouner-dournai ana new
York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-holders. For
tickets and information address tbe COMMON
WEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO., or T. J. COM.
MBRFORD. Secretary, Courier Journal Building,
Louisville, Ky. (
aec . werrinuec stnsatuinjsn
liew upera i uanxatas s
XT M S PTNAFfiRE
ri m . AT -t" KJXxJ2jt
Comid Opera, by Arthur Sullivan,
la the most popular thing of the kind ever perforat
ed in tnis country, music ixoeitmc inaeuy, ana
words unexceptionable, making It very desirable for
amateur p. rformance in any town or village. Ele
gant copy, with words, music and libretto complete,
mailed anywhere for $ 1 .OO. L '
TRIAL BY JURY is a laughable Operetta y the
.. same auinor. ov cia.
JOSEPH'S BONDAGE. By Chad wick . $ 1 ,00
BBLSHAZZAR. r?y Butterfield. l.OO
ESTHER. By Bradbury, .50
These Cantatas are magnificent when given with
Oriental dress and scenery. The last one is easy. -
PAULINB (a.)-PALOMITA Kt ) DIAMOND
CUT IilAJtUMU IIl.-UU&KUtaA ATWii tlOUC 7
LESSON IN ;CfiARrTY 60c-) MAUD LRVNG
(60ci are Onerettas reaulrimrbut a few singers, and
are capital for Parlor Performances.
Tke last three
are j avenues. 7
t Tli. irm unUPRRBR hs Snllivnn and
IU AlDj A.. m j ' 1
THS LirTLR DUKS.hr Leeecq.
Oliver Ditson & Co.,
I .BOSTON. .
CHAS.H.DITSOM St CO. I J. E. DITSON A CO.
M3 Broadway. N. Y.
1 9-23 Chestnut st , Phila.
Ian 4-4 wSw Wed Sat
NO MORE
ri r eouT
tT ACUTEOR CHRONIC, ry, b
mmr . , n til d r
Manufactured only under the above Trade-Mark,
by the. -.
rnrflUPQTiS.Qlipvlin -M priininp nrnnnQnv
liiuuuuunjswuiiwjuu uvuviuu uuiuuuji
;OF PABISiriD KtEIFZin ;s
tjtXCDIATK RKLIKT WAKRASTZD. PXBJUUrKNT
Cum enaaAHTKXD. Now exclusively sed by all
celebrated Physicians of Europe. acd America, .be
coming a Staple, .Harmless and Reliable Remedy on
both continents: , The Highest Medical Academy of
Paris report 95 cures out of 100 cases within three
days. - Secret The only dis solver of thspoisonous
l Me AeAA which exists in the Blood of Rheumatic
and Gouty Patients, r $1.00 a Bor ; S Boxes for $5.
Sent to any aaaress on receipt or price, skdobszh
BT FHTSIOIAHS . BOLD BT AUU iiaUOSISTB. AUUTesS
WASIIBUE & CO.,
Only Importers' Depb 23 Cliff-st., V. Y
nov 14 eodaeowly Vtn satu
Atkinson fclJaing's
Insurance Rooms,
BANK OF MEW HANOVER BUILDING.
- i Wtiapmw.tfa,?;v"
NorthBrlttsh A Mercantile Ins. Co., of England.;
Hartford Fire Insurance Company; of Hartford ,
National Fire lnsnrance uompany, 01 nartiuru,
Continental Insurance Company, of New York,,. .
Phoenix Insurance uompaay, 01. new xora-
Springfield Insurance Co., of Springfield, Mass.
Roy al Canadian Insurance Company, of Canada
Mercantile Mutual Ins. Company, of New York.
fercantUe Mutual la. Company, or rt ewxarx
insurance Co. North; America, of Philadeh
.iiwb45:vA: sv
. Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Hartford. ,.
'- .... ' v - ' - ate - "
Total Assets Represented Over SIOO.OOO.OOO.
Janll-tf
ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
1 Secvxity against Tire.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
aotlE INSURANCE COMPAN1
! 1 RALEIGH, N. C. . .
This Company continues to write Policies, at fa
nonalicia6f Insarablepropert. - . .
, AU iaa are pipmpuy aajusaana pai. x
"HOME" is rapidly growing In public favor, and
appeals, wiwioonflaencettoinsnrra of property, iff
fferthCOrtfUia.
Aents In all parts of the State. mSI
B. H. BATTLE, Jjj, President. , 4
C. B. BOOT, VicePresldent.
BEATON GALES, Socretary.r
PULASKI COWPKR, Supervisor. .
TAJXINSON MANNING, Asms, ,
augl-tf " rWihnmgton. N.O.
a. annxaa. - .:a ? -s
. voiurat
ADIlIASf & ,YO,ltBttfi
!cen
acr Vrent and Bosk Ms4 "nt;
fl TTTOLESALSGROCEHS v ' f " - -1
YV ( - 'IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
1 Country merchants will da well by calling on w
and examining our etock. novl-tf
v 1
'Aj 8PMINDI0 OPPORTTJIIITT TO
SlJSroNK- yiR8T BANS D18TKI-
BITTIOK. CLASS A. AT" NlVnOTlim Trrvu
in
m
r
hVeni l-'-.-Vidi-l Vici !
A ReTolntionary Agent to our MiM t
-f ; . : j' f j5 . :r ,
THE ATTACK ID OS BI THE ,
HO LHAH LIVER PAD.
i ix-. v i;:8.?ii.'i..,r- -
ABSOEPTIONvs. DISEASE
Internal Medicine Aboliaked Forever !
NO MORS CANKERED STOMACHS OR DE-
1iJSTROYED DIGESTION I
DOCTORS, LAWYERS, JUDGES AND GOVERN
ORS ENDORSS-XHEPAD. j
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD THUNDERING AT THE
I GATES OP EVERY aOtSEHOLD.
A
MALARIA MET AND VANQUISHED t READ t
' ? ' PONDER r llrVEStlGATE t p ! -
; .una j evjift? ' . ''t
Not since the fatrodactlon of Taccination by Jen
ner.has any medical 4ascorery equalled In Impor
tance that of absorption, aa illustrated m the fiOL
MAN LIVER PAD, t-T' . r. . . 1 N
- The principle upon. ! which it acts is based npon
eommon sense; and ltjr'deelopmsnt lathe result of
scientific investigation Therefore, lay aside .your
prejudice, and give this your rawest attention and
r.WwAAtiurntinv.' 1 ? .. ... i
rrs great Value not at pirst reVealbd
, Luce every hew ' discovery, all of its good result
conianoii
coma not be known at once, lmpon&ni aeveiop
nMBti ! Kwmw a mrM nf ntfeerdiaeasea beafda
of enres of otter dUeasea beside
If alalia, were manifefttinc themsdvea raoldlT. be-;
ztaiana..w
ingacanowieagea ana reponea oj we grateiui par
Uents of both sexes and all ages tarengkout the
land, until tt- has now become a settled question
that the Holman Pad, iateUigenily applied to the
pit of the stomach, and worn according te direc
tions,wiir cure nineteen-twentieths of the ills either
sex is BUDject j lv.,; ....vr- - r Xt 1 - J(
TBE STOMACH AND LIVER THE GREAT
M i SEAT OF MOST DISEASES. 7 .
The Pad farther proves that the Stomach and Li
ver are the foundation of most of oar troubles,
such aa Billons disorders. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsta, FermenUtlon, Letwoe, wrTOBMieBS.JNeu
ralgia. RhenmatlsmJDizeUess, life-long and peri
odical Sick Headache. KidneT Complaint. Dlarrhosa.
BUions Colic, all kinds of Female Weakness, Irreg
ular Action or the Heart,: jaantnee. iver uouens,
often taken for Consumption, Pains in the Side,
Back, Stomach and Muscles, .Fever and Ague.Damb
Ague; Maianai rever, Ague mwrmiraeni,
Remittent and Binoua Fever: addintr eloonay fore
bodings and depression of spirits. c r
The above emhraopt a long list, and the unreflect
ing mind would naturally be blow in aockptino all
these as proceeding from the great cause the Sto
mach and Liver.
f3yWe ask the question Do 70a remember of
ever suffering with any of the above named symp
toms while you naa a souaa .Biomaca ana Jiver 1
Ask your neig&Dor tue same quesuon.
H
O
L,
M
A
N
L
I
V
E
K
THE COURSE OF MEDICINE -HOW PATIENTS
t ARE DECEIVED. ; j
Most persons Beemto have the impression that
all so-called Liver Msciciaes go straight to the liver.
Mediciae,Uke food, goes immediately to. the sto
mach; a portion mixes with tbe snbstances, and
acts as a cathartic while the rem. Ioder eaters tke
ZV I
baneful effects, and begins tbe pernicious practice,
which, If followed up, will eventually -destroy the
stomacn and nsten aiease m tne ejbicm, never; ro
be eradicated.
THE PREVENTIVE AND ANTIDOTAL POWER
OF TUB HOLMAN AGUE AND LIVER PAD.
As a ' preventive of any disease tbat attacks tbe
vitals, the Pad is worth many times its weight in
gold. It is impossible to compute the value of a
discovery which, without medicine, may be abso
lutely relied upon to prevent tbe most dangerous
maladies. Nothing is truer than the old saying that
prevention is better than cure, i
jne frta wiu prevent oyer .kuu huo. nwu
according to directions J- the most delicate system
mar defy malaria, and come forth as safe as the
tnree Hebrew cuuaren in uie uiu 1 esismem ewry.
did from the furnace of fire. This is aosoiuteiy
certain, and has been proven over and over and over
again.;
it win in
will prevent Yellow Chagres, Typhoid, Remit-
tent, Biltods and Congestive Fever, and fevers of
all kinds.-' This baa been tested and prm en tn so
many Instances tnat we state it posmveiyana witn-
out any qualification.
It . will prevent coiqs, aHu protect ww luugo
against confirmed disease. It is better than all the
chest protectors ever made. No one wis "ever at
tacked with Diphtheria while wearing the Pad i
The habit of pouring medicines into tbe stomach,
in hope of curing diseases that are tributary to the
liver, is not only absurd, but wicked, . ! -
Nothing is so certain to produce torpid liver as
continual dosing with Quinine. .It temporarily ex
cites, but anally deranges and impairs the function
ary powers OI Wis important organ. ios eaect m
Mercury and Arsenic is to induce dropsical ten
dency. ; '
Do be persuaded to stop dosing and drugging.and
use the Holmsn Pad. It is a
precious boon to ha-
mansuffeilcg.
WOMAN THS MOST GRATEFUL.
None seem to receive such benefit and none show
such profound gratitude and interest in promulga
ting the use of the Pad, as woman. It seems to he
the only remedy peculiarly adapted to the many ills
the sex is almost aniveraally subjected to. , Many
very remarkable instances are Constantly occurring
and reported. For example, the Pad is applied for
some specific trouble, such as Chills and Fever and
Indigestion, or the Liver. Besides these, they have
constant ana penoajcat sick neaaacnes, wcaiuicee
in the hack or kidneys, pam In the shoulders or dif
ferent parts of the body,- a feeling of lassitude and
despondency, bearing down pains, prolapsus or re
troversion of the womb and other difficulties con
nected with these organs. f" - I -
Wltaout toe aagntest expectation or receiving vj
benefit for ail tnese symptoms, sne nnas. to aer
mat snrDrise and delieht. that within a short time
after applying the Pad that all of these symptoms
are surely yielding their hold, and continue doing so
until the system is restored to normal state of health. .
uv Thousands oi eucBvcases are occumng. - 1
4 You are ready to ask, and how Is this possible?
As has heretofore been explained, all these belong
to the same class and Drooeed from the same cause
the LlTer and Stomach. The diseases were noth
ing more nor less than fthe result of impure,' weak,
vitiated poisonous blood. i
The- Fad rectifies the stomach and Liver, ana
absorbs all the foreign properties of the blood,
thus sending pure, vitalising flaids throughout; the
entire system. These are no idle words for they are
susceptible 01 proor, and it is earnestly nopea tnat
women everywhere, ere long, will adopt the Pad
rand our Plasters which are frequently used) in lieu
of , the unnatural and cruel treatment otherwise
resorted to.
g short of
an unpardonable Indifference and cruelty not to
adoDt this sinrole and canvenient xemedv in all the
above-named eases -h-;.-- . 1
i y&T What ground can there be for doubting such
statements t ;wnat reuy not to accept tuem i
:"):;
ENDORSED BY THOUSANDS.
Tha Holman Pad has stood the severest and
I most
thorough test for years. It has a national reputa
tion, eeUblished through its wonderful efficacy In
all ailments thathave their origin in a torpid Aver
or diseaaed:Btomach.r ... . , '
We have bled the HOLMAN PAD with moat tho-
1 taugh beneficial cesaUs, aad found it to be all
I jjjAr lfe rWheart coatmendU : ...
ilimet b.ow rn.UMKiuH wa.-T r-,-?.
Robert Bonner: Markham House, Atlanta, Ga,
Merritt Roeson, Lore's Creek, N. C . .
1 Henry Harruv Falkland, NO.-.n ; -'
J. H. Col burn. Broad St., Charleston, S. C. t
O. M. Terry, com. merc't, i- - . , " i
, T. F. McManus, II King at. i
Jas.M. Wilson; a Hayaesb . "
Mrs. Bolger, 8 Cooper rs Court, f 1
UrtS 5 00,000 MORS.
IN THS NAME OF HUMANITY TRY THEM.
Every 000 who has Med the Pad pronounces it
the best care for diseases ever offered to the public.
Pad, ft; Specials, $3. - Specials are used in com
plicated cases,' ooy piasters, eoa Foot riasters.
uc a pair.-
Zr
wP. piasters sent hv mail (oh receipt
of Price) free of charge, j Salt Is sent by express at
the expense of pure:
cnaser
' lySend for Dr. D
Nature's Laws. Free.
W. Falrchiid'a Lecture on
U
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO J
Holman Pad Company,
CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS,
CHARLSSTO S. C, OR V&t MAIN '(','
, STREET, RICHMOND. VA. ; : :.
l 5M
4 4
FITZMORRIS FOSTER,
Y v7";. M4AGEBS:; ;"J -' -j
decW !
,Ailll7r iy RAIXJiaatjAl$
TAKE; iWOJICE;
,Tl Celebrated ,
SHOEING TOBACCO !
Is retailed at v . .
' I 1 N ITO" tTTTITSJ 1 I
-rZ V--1-
For 9ez. Sack, : l '
And the smoker iercts as much
Tobacco by buying it as he
does by buying ten events ,
worth of poor stuff.
TOT IT ' AID ;.TiI-'.I0 OTHEE !
Very Respectfully,
W. T. Blackwell & Co.j
MANUFlCTtfRBRS OF
The Original and only Genuine
DURHAM !
SMOKING TOBACCO.
WHDtWN8
..... . -.. i-.
Tbe Dariiam Brand of Sfflotiag Tolacco ?
lead Tlila ana Determine.
DECREE;
W. T. BLACKWELL & CO., S Clicnlt Court U.S.,
; . vs. . B Dish Of VS. .
DIBRELL ft CO ) : In Equity.
i ; '..
E Diet, of Vs.
W.B.
This cause came on this day to be heard upon the
hill and answer with the exhibits and depositions,
and was argued by counsel, and thereupon the Court
doth consider that tbe said complainants, William
T. Blackwell, James R. Day and Julian S. Carr,
trading under the name and style of W. T. BLACK-.
WELL A CO., HAVE TBS 80LS AND SX-
clusive Riant to trss and employ
TEE WORD DURHAM TO DESIGNATE AND
DISTINGUISH THE ' SMOKING11 TOBACCO
MANVFA CTUEED B Y THEM i. also to use
and employ In conjunction with the said word
DURHAM, the side-view representation of a DUB
HAM BULL as and for their trade-mark, and that
the said respondents, W. . DibreU and W. MT.;
PhUlips, trading under tne name and style of W. E.
Dibreli ft Co., HAVE . WRONGFULLY IN
FRINGED AND INVADED the said right and
trade-mark of the said complainants, , by designa
ting and distinguishing Smoking Tobacco sold by
them 3 DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO and by
using In conjoacUon with the Baid words the repre
sentaUon of the head of & DURHAM BULL. '
Wherefore, the Couxt doOtRDER ADJUDGE
AND DEGREE tint the said W. B. Dibren and the
said W. w; Philjipa, and theu and each of their,'
servants and agents, he, and they and each of them
are tiodUhmjf ENJOINED RETRAINED
FR OM USING AND EMPLOYING THE WORD
DURHAM TO MARK ANP DISTINGUISH
SMOKING TOBACCO, k& frOm uslfig and em
ploying for the said purpose the representation of
the head of a DURHAM BLLum other word,
symbol, representation er device, of a character to
deceive the public by inducing the belief that the
Smoking Tobacco sold by them, the said respond
ents, is the same as the Smoking Tohacco manufac
tured and sold by the said complainants; and it is
further ordered,1 adjudged : and decreed that this
cause' be and the same is hereby referred to Thomas
S. Atkins, as Maeter. 'to TAKE AN ACCOUNT,
of All and singular the earnings
GAiyS AND PROFITS made and acquired by
the aald respondents, by snd from the sale of Smo
king Tobacco, marked and deaigiited Z? U2Si.ii'
" -is:- rej'.v j I VfMi 5
Smoking Tobacco, and markedr and -designated by
- representation of the head of kfDURHAM
BULL, and to make report to the Court here of all
and singular he shall do Jn the premises, AND
THAT .TUB SAID -RESPONDENTS 1)0 AND
. SHALL PAY TO THE SAID COMPLAINANTS
; $- -,r ,iUBC
m- -mf!
J ' 'i " J, "m
j ' ' ' 5 BO, W. HUGHES, ' Judge.
, i
. Richmond,. 18th January. 1878.; . c
f - - - - ,t'
; A true copy Teste :
M. F.. Pwus-MCttW Clerk,',
Wilmintoii ' & T7eldon
RAILROAD; CO
omen o Gas'S SunanrnHiMnr, 4
!. Wilmington, C, Nov. 23, 1878, 1
Change of Schedule
V V AND AFTER -
8UNDAY, OV; S4th.
J 1$78, Passenger Trains en the Wilmington &
WeMoo Railroad will run as follows:
DaF Wall and Expreaa Train, Dally
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at' 6:38 Al M.
Arriveat Weldoa ... - 1K F. M.
LeaneiWeldon. .i.:.....s..... 233 P. 1.
Axnvost Wilmington, Front St Depot, 9:53 P. M,
RlKbi Klall and Express TralB, Dslli
Leave IwUmlngton, Front St. Depot, at. 9:30 P. M.
arrrreat weiaon..... 5:ouiU S
LeavWeldon... .t.. -I-'' .. . a:13A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot, 8.16 A. M.
' Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave Rock)
ifountiforTarbOTO at 5.00 P.M. Daily, and Tuetf
day, Thursday and Saturday st 5 CO A. M. Returar
lng,1eave Tarboro at 10.00 A. M. DaUy, and Mon-
nrln.... onA 0ri9aw at. ft aft P M- . i
The Day Train makes close connection at Wet-j
don for all points North tia Bay - Line, dally
except Sunday, and daily via ; Richmond and all
rail roite. -1 : j - .. : . -" -
inght train makes close connections at weldon
fbrll tnjinta north via RichmoBd. -
SleEBing Uara attacked to all Night Trains.
. -'"T) .V::. v . JOHN V. D1Y1NB.T
.4eneral -8upi
General Srip'ts Office,
wrHMlNGTOK4 COLUMBIA Al
'- i IIST'U. R. COBK14SI.NY,
t f 5 WILMINGTON. N. C. NOV. S8, 1818.
WMfeiHSBIIIM
. CKange of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAT, NOV. 24th, 1878,
the following Schcdale will be run on this
Road:!
I Jay Expresa and mall Train Daily.
iLeaTO Wilmington.......... 8:36 A, M.
Leave Florence.
1:03 P. M.
Arrive at Gohu&Ma .
.......
4:15 P. Mi"
13:55 P. M.
Leave CelumDiai.
Leave Florence. L
4:47 P. M.
ArriYe.at Wilmington. .
9:00 P M.
MIGHT JBXPRBSS TRAIN (Dally).
Tm W!lm1nPton....' ........ .:. 10:13P. M.
Arrive at Florence........... ........ 3:3ft A. M
Leave Florence, ....i. . 8:00A.M.
Arriveat Wilmington.... .... .. ... 6:18A.M.
This Train stops only at Flemington, Whiteville,
Fair BhdE and Marlon.
Passengers for Augusta, (via Columbia), should
take Day Express-Train from Wilmington.
Throuh Sleeping Care on night trains for Charles
ton. ' I . i
JOHN F. DlVlNK.
nov 4-tf
Gen'l Sup't.
CAEdLlNA CENTRAL RAIL! AT CO.
Oma Gehxuax. SurzaxHTramxin .
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 29, 1873.
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, the following
Schedule will be operated on this Railway:
PASSENGER, 'MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN ;
' I Leave Wilnungton at . .
... 6:20A.M.
2:06 P.M.
No. 1. V Arrive at Hamlet at. .
I " 1 Charlotte at. . .. .... . ,..7:E7 P. M.
1 Leave Charlotte at......... . ...6:00 A.M.
No. I. V Arrive at Hamlet at ..... ...11:40A.M.
1 " ; Wilmington at 7:55 P.M.
SHELBY DIVISION MAIL, FREIGHT & PAS
. ' SENGER AND EXPRESS.
1 Leave CUariotte
Ko' 9- f Arrive at Shelby..,.
w. 1 n I Leave Shelby. ... i .
f f Arrive at Charlotte. .
7:00 A. M
.. 11:15 A. M
...18:45 P.M.
... S:00P.M.
The; above Trains have Passenger accommoda
tions, ind are the only ones permitted to carry Pas
sengers, i
novSO-tf
- General Superintendent.
I . ; . .. :
I BaUlt Of NiBW HailOVGr
f TT . . i
Authorized Capital $1,000,00 1
Casn Capital paid Ih $300,000
Sarplus Fnnd 'i $50,000
D IRE C 2 0R8
JOHN: DAWSON
D, R. MURCHISOS
DONALD MoRAB
H. VOLLSRsJ
R. R. BRTJX3ERS
0. M. STBDMAh
ISAAC BATES,
JAS. A. LEAS
B. F. LITTLE
B. B. BORDES
J. W. ATKINSON ' 4
CHAS. M. STEDMAN, President.
ISAAC BATES, Vice President.
8. D. Wam-OT. Cashier c ang 80-tf
TX7PTH DANDRUFF OB 'ITCHING OF THE
v F Scalp, when you can get relieved ny ustns
T. WTTRMANSKl'S Hair Invieorator. which is us
with great satisfaction by very many tiaxues ana
Gentlemen of this City. v It gives entirely new life
and Strength to tne growtn, wunout aiscoionng. -i o
Gentlemen the. first application free to convince
yourself. Call at Barber and Hair Dressing Saloon,
Front. st, two doors north of PnrceH House.- nor 17
JTortll Cturolina FtoTurf
JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE CONSIGNMENT
of NORTH CAROLINA FLOUR, In Sacks.. Call
and examine. !
Always on hand, at the LOWEST FIGURES :
COFFEE, : SUGAR,
' BACON, .LARD,
and a full supply of HEAVY GROCERIES. Large
consignment of BUTTER on hand.
DIX BROS.,
No. 17 North Water St.
dec 1 tf
Where To Go.
as
Exchange Corner.
W
ITH ALL THE OTHER NICE THINGS WE
offer for PRESENTS, we have also a FINS LOT
of jIf WAITERS and other FANCY JAP
GOODS.
fgCome at once before all are gone. ,
decSI tf -;i N. H. 8PRUNT.
Qet Insurance,
LIFE FIRE AND MARINE,
IN THE BEST, OF COMPANIES, -
FROM
!
JNO. W. GORDON & CRO.,
General Insorance Agents,
jaaStf-
24 North Water Street
I ?lHESClIPTIOM FREE.
T7OB!TH: SPBADY CURE of Seminal Weak
X! .. neaa. Lost Manhood, and all disorders brought
on ii ttidiafcretion or excess, aut arumnst nas
the Ingredients. Adaresa ur. dAiuxs cu., us
W Sixth St.. Cincinnati, Ohio, v febI5-lyDftW
, ;5TKAA1SH1P, LINES;
5i
New York and Wilmingtor
Steamship Line.
The' Steamer ;
REGULATOR,
ft:
Capt. DOANE,
WILL SAIL - FROM NEW YORK
' Wednesday, Jaa. 8..
P Shippers can rely upon the PROMPT SAJLI Nfc
" of Steamers as advertised.a ,
. For Freight Engagements or Passage apply xc
' j V A. 'b.?CAZAl7X Ageiil;.:.'i
! - WILMINGTON. N.
L. S. .BELDBN, Soliciting Agent.
WH P. CLVDK A CO., General Agents, -
Bowling Greeu or Pier' 13 Nl R., '
' octe tf
' New York
Baltimore & Wilming-
Steamship Line,
The Steamer
Capu OliIVER,
WILL 8A1LFR0M BALTIMORE Oh
'.. j SATITRpAVt.Jaii. 11.
Steamera Sail rrom WIlBalaartoa ever)
Saturday promptly at 12 Oi.
Kw""8htpperscanrely upon the PROMPT SAILING
of Steamers as advertised mSk- ..
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING given to an
from Philadelphia, and prompt dispav -r.
Guaranteed. ?
For Freight Engagements apply to
A. . CAZAUX. Agetil. ,
WILMINGTON N t. v
L. 8. BELDBN. Soliciting Agent;
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent,
. Corner Lee and Light Streets. -cct6tf
' , . ". - " Baltimore.
)RAWINC8 & PRICES
:j FREE BY -MAIL.
PlOKEER YY0RK8
BIRMINGHAM,
ENGLAND.
Prices in England.
$68.00, $78.75, $89.85100.00, $135.00, $160.00.
Delivered In New York, duty and all charges in-.
H i , elusive : , -$103.28,
$117.79, $181.97 $150.63, $184 8, $918.00.
The above inav be ordered !'Fnll Chake." "Mb.
I dium Choke," oi
I arid logaugewt
I to the larger dot
dium Choke," or Cylinder Bore, at these prices. :
we are now maaing rmau nores or nos. 14, is
and 30 gauge, which are scarcely inferior in ower .
to the larger hores. -
Weight of SO-Bore from. 5Xlbs.
, "1416 " ..... . 6tf "
" IS IV "
Our "Giant Grip""' Action has been awarded a Di
ploma of Merit at the Paris Exhibition. - -
Send for Illustrated Sheets.
" We respectfully refer to the following gentlemen,
who have purchased and are now usinsr our gnaa : .
Hon. Walter L. Steele, M.C., Rockingham, Sirb
mond county, N. C. - - - - - ; i.
Capt. IX K. Murchison. Wilmington, K. C. .
Col. B. F. Little, Little's Mills, N. li.
James A. Leak, Esq., Wadeaboro, N. C.
Wm. II. Bernard, Esq.,Wilminrten; N. C.
J. ft W. TOLLBY, -Pioneer
Works. St. Mary's Square,
oct 3 D&Wtf . ,. Birmingham, England.
IIAEBLE
r.ioraOr.iEiuTs
' 7; . and;.." '
Grave Stories.
' i , -,.;'!' f. J .-' M .i.fy.-.-
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST NEW YOK&
PRICE8. DESIGNS SENT BY MAIL. WORK
PACKED AND SHIPPED, AT OUR RISK,
j TO ANY PART OF THS SOUTHS '
BICHABD WATHAN COM
51 Lafayette Place, New York.
Wathan's Monumental Designs, in book form,f oi
saletotheTrade. ; dee 4 DftWtf
SHooTnyo- coat.
STYLISH, HANDSOME COAT, ,
First Class in every particulai
Pleasant to wear, durable, and In tbe end tbe chear
est. MADB OF BROWN VELVETEEN.
Pockets and Lining made to take oat, so that
may be worn for early fall and winter shooting.
Horace Smith, Esq,
Loraoe
otlncr
save : "It is my idea ot -
shoo
coat. i
have worn them for several yean .
and will hare noneother."
brown cordoroy Pants, at $10 per pair. I make on
ly the one grade, as the chasms goods do not ton
briars and will not give satisfaction, t
Also, in addition to the above. .1 am making
, Waterproof Canvass Suit, cut same style as the Vel
veteenV goods, not stiff and hard; but soft aad plea
sent to wear; guaranteea to hub water. . nponamea .
who have seen it ssy it is The Best Yet. -Coat $6.50.
For fall Suit, $14.00.- - - v .i . ,. .
I also make the Sleeveless Coa : Vest with sleeve
If desired.
Rules for measurement and samples sent upot
application.. ..;-;.:...,
. F. SHB1VDON,
iQCtgS-D&Wtf . HAH WAY, N.J.
SHARP'S
M.
LETALLIC CARTRTDOE, MILITARY, HUNT
. j U4U&MU -fJttaaUJMWlt" Kir Wtt ,:
i EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN ACCU
: - ? ; BACT, 8TBENGTH AND ' , .
... . . SAFETY.- --r '
Vo Premature Diicnarge ver Oecurt:
Bvery Rifle watraate a good aheoter, Gahbrt
40, 44 and 60-lOC ofan inch, and of any desired length
Charge of powder from 50 to 106 grains. Weight o
balls rrom 330 to 548 grains.'' etoca plan; alsr
Pistol grip and checked. Sights: plain; Globe aar
Peep Sights; Vernier with interchangeaUe fro
sights and Wnid-aage." Kyery varUty of ne
munitjonfer shot e guns, constantly on hand,.
Prices from tsa to tias.
BHABPSOTLB COMPANY.
aeptsl-DftWtf 1 Bridgeport. Conn
: flijjliredlijfls ;
f J .a.... iJv--H-'i .vWi' ' i l V -
English, ibish and wrdon setters
bf the Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees.
For sale by
B P. WELSH,
York, Fens,
novT DftWtf
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