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The Morning Star,
By WIllilAM H. BKBH ABJP. ,
WZLMIXTG TON, N. C.
m
Tues oat EtewthqJ TJN Vfi,A 885.
EVENING EDITION.
the two civilizations, ; 1
The race of "Peck8niffsw has not I
iwt.i Un. i i l TTi iii i ii ii ni -KiuHarAfM -rml ... . . j i. & . Tar .1... A
ther.,ettip" ' liwnra now.Myeamcmarchy
v.-," - '-vJwSZ I '-atepdDUCj may wen be proud or , tne socio-1 1
nnmTnnnlAitlATin. nnleaa thev contain lmDOT. 1 . f " W . ti. h.j I iaa
i'- died out in the North or Sot th You I
K - ?2 . ;- .
will find them in the papers almos 4
any aay. -a tacix amission .oav
a . !1 " !l A
the South is behind in everything is
too common among Southern born
people. It is not true. In many
great essentials of high,-civilization
the South has always led the North. ,
Both George Washington and Robert
E. Lee were born in the South. And
so was Stonewall Jackson and Abra-
ham Lincoln. We do not believe in
the game of "brag," and -in setting I
up claims tor tne ooutn to wnicn it 1
is not entitled. iut, xonnern -wit-1
nesses being, heard, the civilization
in the South before the war 'was
quite equal to that oLthelhTorth and
the men of the SMtnMominated the
land. We referred the other day 4o
Jl lf
tne aamission or unanes BumneOTtofereby confess their impotency an J
the United btates enate as to tbe
superior breed of statesmen in the
uul , . . ' ! v y? i -5 ott I
for seventy years and to heir"un-J
sallied honor
Bat bow has it been since the war
when politicians of altogether anoth-
er breed came into power and "ran
the machine?" How has it fared
with the people since Northern states
manship held the reins? Everybody
knows the answer. Only last year
as important element rathe Republi
can t party revolted, and because, of.
the wide-spread corruption in the old
Republican party. ; Since the advent
of Northern ideas and statesmanship
. it has been a common thing to see
. Northern Senators and Representa
tives becoming millionaires npon a
by'!:haa Joeeome ' a- third House in
Washington. " Candidates' f or ' the
rr Presidency like Garfield and Blaine
.were all stained md iattox with
corruption and bribery. A president
like .Grant was deeply involved in
' Black Friday j. and - whiskey, rings.
Hayes stole the Presidency by f rand
xand corruption. ; u Thanjc ? God, when
the South was to the front none of
these things happened or could have
Mhappenlai Ti i f
The civilization of the Sonth be-'
;' fdre the, war. was ineo,mparabiy the
grandest,;! puitj'tsMpIejsrk
conntry haaknown'anaii ayery.
ignorant man ' who" does! njjtt knoiv'iC
Let us beware of Northern idean
; social equality, Freedmen's Bureaux,
j Blair Pedagogic bills. and Paternal-
f :s 18m. generally. ..Let n? have ho 'new4
A South r among tis, f ot the dear1 otd
'f. South .is good enough fdr ' the loy al
and true people of the South.- Says'
V a weu tMormed. writer in the-Havnes-
- "The new Sonth of wr'w-
-ajbe-frowned tZS3&Z&
uuu we apeeions pretext of materiaT
. wealth, nrfvnsxita , fi.-.-. .. "ci-i,
::. -7x."--Trt; r fUU8-Huuon oi fHorth-
M. mm. tnr Anr tmA fionthern Drincinles.-
Twhich have nroduced a race of braTe men
XJeTasdtous
at the carpet-Daggers at scaawaga i
Tf tSsoA-rf onrDubIlC I ntS
men who woulcueaea our peepieu i nnt
- Wrtiest aim of statesmanship to secure
.utirtn . who would substitute a I
.! n...miit fnr the free institu I
muuuu uutauuvm : -. - - . i -
-d-iMiSiaA educate mr-peo-
IXT; ' .Uv lnk tn WaahmtrtOU for
.f1 nfvathhfir'iealouslv I
..mnta w ruiTn nrnT inrrp nnn r- i
a J . - I
wjuuouib u. - -
Ksn .unm
- . . i i . t i
ain-:! enough i that a' true man, one
Ul.,i Utfio 'i.nr finnlh ' DMta Ihnao
lifei? J He: cltariy of that school
3fcf4i ;-i:r-j .iii. .! i
.ha vtnBTitnriAn t n q t naiiavpu in i.iih ;
. . I fca . . . . . , , 7 A 1 I 11
pas with, all of ua glonona memories
lit! jtt r J v
aa.'prei0ua:,inneTiMuice, uu wmv
A-kowi Aforv. ' He writes so well, 6
. I ' i - - . , .- r . .
iJl,"i" ot0 n-nti v
pkngcaphj. ; He fays: . !
V RATitAfnora 1n not ' BllffiftientlV TC-
I --J . . - ' " .s. imr wi.. aw.
! Ben uie uuoicab wwuhuiwb yw --wfp' wtlt r
b Ibo iprlrs of libirtnd;We da not;
niss to yaw under fA of fgji&edjrii
i"we wno1 recall wivn nnue tne eioriea ui
tile- South ; who -do 'not forget in these de-
it3BC uc 1
tnamediTS u we v uhiuum iw m i
n . - ijv.j
fifertlea ,we epjoy to he preyalence of
Blufnerh-ideas tbw Northern pretentions;
iiiini iiiiiiiinst in iiissjiiii wpi mi rnH ,3r
swoM of; Washington; and , that ' had the
national idea 0 prerailerl in the Ir.
'drmatioh'
niatiQh of Our tnstituuon, and our in-
8UWUons been stamped by the spirit of
tjt provincial though it may be called,
wbicn produced suca men.- :
F'ln what land were ereater and belter
i men erown than in the South ? How was
men grown man in uie . duuui i nowwu
ithat for -sixty years of Southern control of
&SS,?l353:
Inistration? How is it that as soon as.
i passed away, and the sceptre fell to the
DrtkyWe fiad that many statesmen became
illionaires of 5, 000 per annum ?
'When we contrast the careers of Lee
Grant we have no occasion to blush for
ir provincialism." .
THE TORIES.
On the ' announcement that Mr.
Gladstone and the Liberals had been
diiven from power, the Stab said
litis of the Tories:
'They will not dare to undo what Glad-
1 2sbne nas done.. - i -
s piie- next day the Stab said:, . T
" j-if they were to undertake to operate
k Liberal plan, vig their ideas, h would I
oonfeasion of-iapoteaey and malicious
wjong doing. They must, there-
f ore. move upon a line in every particular
tne opposite of tnat pursued by the Lib
erals." "
fThe news from England" seems to.
confirm the . opinion given. In the
sIar of yesterday there is a state
ment from two leading papers that
inpicates that the English people
will not tolerate any change of pol
icy. The Standard says that pro-
debcaand good faith will force the I
cLRfirvativfi fnllnw Ht. h. I
m aw
Conservatives to follow what has
hejen done by the Liberals. The
a "ti, ;. r
nejw departure or policy.
jj ust so. The Liberals are driven
fr6m power and the Tories go in but
have .in the very beginning to adopt
Jhb policy of the defeated party and
Ff JWllVJf UA- LUO ViCt
1 malicious opposition. The Standard
aDH Times are Tory organs. Before
Jiilgianu.is oone witn xoryiam, wn
fcA the leaders of that antiqu
tiquated,
iron-bound, ' anti-liberty party shall
gqj back on its history for an hun
dred : and fifty years, , Ireland will
minm its. folly in combining with its
olf enemy against the party of pro
gressive and popular ideas.
THE JLONDOIf JBXPOS1TIOX AND
a nTDnnritmiri
t is -nofi generally : known that
thfereiis an Immigration Association
representing b(teen Southern or bor-
di
ler States. Its headquarters are in
New Orleans. It is a new organiza
tion and has done something in pro
meting immigration. ... The South has
befen able tc-preserve its distinctive
features thus fan If Northern neo-
pli with capital ranging from $3,000
tO $100,000 wonl4 settfe'ln the South
its; more rapid development would be
aesurea. jne DOUUinas an immense
ir4a that i nmwnnirf ani nnnr.it;
tnay8unocc . dnnculti-
ya ed and offers peculiar indneements
to hose seeking' homes ?and invest-,
ments. Thus far the immigratipn to1
NfoCaroHn,. lotWi.' Urge,
Dia the incoming of people who have
inekns with which to Operate, ,there
C l . i."1 " iJ ' ' li'
M not .been,;, much : encouragement
Sen to merelaborers. AUemnts to
intj-oduce white labor in several sec-
lions ot , iMortn uaroiina nave . not
been satisfactory, or only partially so.
. We note that the new Immigra
tion Association is working to adver
tisd tne resburces ol thB'ts coni
posngit by having tberd , represent
ed Sin their prpdnetipna at the Expp-.:
sitipn to be held in London m te.
Aenisjn ynr jrucon
ftf .riarwAlrf ? i ey wa
&&mipjtymi
inwiMon presenwexceiieni oppor - -
tunities for such work. '
.,1 -,vr- j,'--i ' I M wnat a StOCK law IB UUlUg auu uaa I
that holds to a strict construction of H"', ,m .i.t-r-i: Al
nity per oew. tttmcientiy conaemn ana oenounce meww-
rtlBementS I .J. , a --v -.k nMlnrt-
wbk. uuiji a. i - w j
. - - - ,s I
Weclitmed two or three weeks
Ago following from theh
- y,Ie
. " " . . . .
tv it refers, But tnat 18 not material
, j j 1
nffT nwtm rmmr- iinTTf jittti i 1 1 wniLrar I
MB itockawv ,
! 'f-Jr,fcr"-rurrr -i-SkT
,,. The ideaaf Ahe-ttBOblerarfft
, . J!iV'?i
avnanrlmcv ftnrl A StnO.BT SW Will , in I t
"r' " r.. n i iina""" " nnr imnr.irnBi,npr.u
.avitablv beoometho, universal ia,w of
gtate before tbo-century ends,!
l . 3 , it ..i ' i.i,4fwftt tfa-nnd
we nave no uuuui. xuo nuo a
politician who espoused Ihem. Herf
ne for one county that n'aa adont
1 111 1UI JIMJ WU.U V WWV M fc. w w
1. To the land owner. the cost of f2nc
has been reduced from S8a,75 per acre
it leas uiaa u jci ,fo. .. . f ,.,. -
i -2:j The price of land hasf-advancUn
! leas man f o per acre.
Rpntara and tenants are more easily.l,
biulned, and do more work in improving I
tKolanila - !" ' ' ' ' V . . ' ' I
, "4. xJareams?i maaenwiwienanw
MA??!
a
way
h6ea
his
with rope andrtoh.:
usmadebysaviag
k through th0w1Qjl
l"2L Better preparation
fqrage o carry the stock
T-fi. The cattie are greaUy imnroted."- At 1
theliBtine of taxes last vear for our county. L,
vufnnnT that thA mimhpr of aaUIA of 1
ik. miihornn 'w Hnrmi' oni hair: --vet r
- rr j L
jffi u7wS than the Vekr
I rX33, , . , ... 5 .
J :"T VlVI 4
istnoij peiievea to oe verjf lormmsoie i,
si not
iw:':The'follower8 of that ill-starred t
v
me are now f uasing after the usual
ter-day style of the Napolednic
faction, and are holding: up yenns-
actors son 1 of Prince NaDolebn!
t , ,' : , '
(tPlon-PIonM), as the true represent-
" the oUim, if thefami.y:
We do not, know what sort of a
yenth Victor is. .We believe his
mother is a 1 sister of the King of J
Italy, and his father is a man 'of
bfama with m verv deeaved rnoral
character. He has quarrelled i with
hfe father and is said to be in danger
of! becoming a moral wreck early in
ie? The Philadelphia ' Timed says
9 the young' aspirant to the head of
tqe country:
fIf Plon-Plon could , only get a good
hold of Victor and give tbe youth a sound'
thrashing and then set him to learn a trade
he might yet amount to something and. be
President of the French Republio some
day.. TheFrench people would be glad to
t- , u J?? ? TOW
T. h,m' Lf he were ut. lh
have done with mere pasteboard priests and
'Judge Foraker is the Blaine can
didate for Governor of Ohio. He
may be able to carry Ohio on the
Blaine plan but it will not be credi
table to a great State and will show
retrogression on the part of the peo
ple. If the Democrats had a leader
like Judge Thurman they might
cahrj
f1', "7 t. "!
Hbadly. Ohio is Republican ordi-
i ww Iho r r mw W rxr n n I n
"fa
narilv. but in the Northwest it has
belen supposed that there, was a grad-
ual change of views taking place.
The. Foraker platform dodges prohi
bition. Senator Harris, of Tennessee, insists that
thi Civil Service Commiaeiorf is a humbug.
rkil. Fres. ......
That is the opinion of ninety-
nine out of every hundred of
the candid, intelligent Democrats
in j the whole South. ; The Civil Ser
viceneeded and desired by r the
SaSuth is to clean out the last .Kadi-'
cal and put in honest, capable, faith
ful Democrats.
a'
-prince Frederick Charleb, of Ger
many, nephew' of Emperor William;
wlose dath has been annonncfed by
cable,, was a distinguished , soldier.
H commanded one of the armies un
der Moltke-that, overran and con-
I Wted France fiftyeara sjnee.,
CURRENT COMMENT:
If the Government is to re
ceive silver bullion on jdeposit at all,
letj it do so and issue . certificates of
its! weight and fineness and its value
at (the price at the time of deposit;
redeemable in silver .bqllioa alone, .of
the saine .jveight.jand fineness, and
leir the .yalne .-oi.uiese ertifacates
from time to time be .jdetermined bv
thi laws of trade and bythose only,
I wai.uuui. juy ivtzai wuuer uuaiuy ior
any purpose; Such'.certiflcate8 would
anj6r he purpt)Beg of a mediuni of
exfehange to thettUBt Went, that
silfer Jonjd remain fairly in
value. They would cheat ho one,
fli,
It s hardly necessary to say that the
Wnes of to-Tildetf, Mr.'-Manning,"
I ana-Otners ' witn reoutatronior
i
I m -I
I no anthority.-tJV: , -T.i Times, Hep.
I i- Rev. Henrv Ward Berber
seAnbns on evolution and . inspira-
;o.C..A . vtt BiL.i
tioji;areausing hitn to beseverely
criticised in theologieal circles-i He
is charged itb-bviigttbandoned
: wih being a preacher of rauonalism.''
Somef his erities' say he -makes no
moreot the xu Die man or 'other iiu
x&j
once wnen peopie were uuuu y p.cj. , w M4rduUSJbf; SaHsl)nry ; ii .a t
diced as to ranrbaas aha he was a bold J bfiattt man, ni'if npVensea jsolidl
I n nvorale and doctrine is tpiticaUySuenv. headache or ,dh5ziness,-yoqaie
as Ihat of, Herbert SpencerroHat
i ley, t , Mr. Beecher.wUl donbtlessdel
vote Home aiieunouto . uin criuus ait.!
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.n compiles! nis-preBeau II
series or 8ermons.t;annaA JSfews,
-.W f" , '
uo Hw . ng iup .
connection with the infflish Wovern-
nUt fa .o ainnfAna nnnlil
wmm m mm v ww mom vwi.yviiw
ru.viTtWSPymnFruS" r
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nbuLord SaliRbarv ;wiIL accept the.
emi!Br8nipdorrJtagftndbian(lH.80onj ;tMUK wjiiimmown.u vuey
l(iniog8,in h dhermoe(,torprtiM;T
aiciu. ti-wcuamuo oi "Tii' ura; uwu aiuw l GOod Ordinarv.-, 0 . " IT
tadmltets and supportert' 'this WBeiV 'WML v ,Vu , r,,. .Uw 9 15-16 ' "
ruui & uower oi HoaiersauiK i
of iu4ffment easily 'seen when j
Co tar in Jtna , preaentemergency,
the Marquis of Salrabnr.y hag; shown
Uv. C .AlP.kllawMQ
to-n.u! i .
i,iin.ii , ainn w n v n i .iijai Atiuni ixicu ilia
feaavMo charge:
hid 'ttoo groat question of & war witb
hjif. world, 'dam ! shonlaed and'!
-nt(le. teah
fOnne, t but wba can" Wf : tQOfflit io
a foould-be leader of the British jQd-J
a. 1-U , iv. i
- r i r . . : . i 4 ri
Y.ruuieuv wuw. wueu .ue vpuvrtuuuT
I Wke nowna
Uhat might captivate all Engl
, tnat'irjigot captivate all England an4;
iie world, simply Jiesitates whether
rAT,L,
soaBOji airoiwu 10 uinr- was too siion,
nW:unbf
a -T m Aw( a wf" fA m a va Un I w i4 'a
power, anil giory zemweut ., j greah
man j even a mediocre man, of firm
I will; would not act so.
j : GLADSTONE. - ; "
v . V7ashington PosK ".
:Tbe Tories, were never , bo dumb
add crestfallen as no w, the Liberals
ndver so buoyant and confident. At
tbe Edinburgh deoot Lord Salisbury I
"was greeted by a Tory crowd whose
4thsiastie demands for autborita-
tiremWranOfaileto elicitT eVen
caulioua response. The only trouble
wpich clouds the, Xiberal mind, is -as
to whether Mr. Gladstone will lead
tHem in the next electoral vampaign.
,. strange to say, the Premier is
A . . w-ik
now more- "popular in nis weu
pljanned defeat than" he has been
since, opposing Beaconfield's charla
tan imperial policy he' wasj known
aej the Peoples VVilliam.,r It has
been the fashion recently - to deride
this fact as thou ghil was a discredi
table circumstance to a statesman I
that he was popular with tbe people
whose cause he had made his own;
btjt in the long run it may tarn to
the great advantage of the Liberal
patrty.' Mr. Gladstone's action is the
one question' difficult to determine.
Tko beat policy for bim wtvuld Uu
retire for rest and then return to the
contest for his party, with ; the re
newed strength of the giant he is.
The Liberals are more enthnsiasttc
for their leader than ever before.
They believe his help to be essen
tial. ' CUA NG ING THE S UBJECT.
-s f' Always," said papa, as he drank
his coffee and enjoyed his morning
beefsteak, "always, children, change
thfe subject 'when anything unpleas
anjt lias been , said. It is both wise
and polite." -,
That evening on his return from
business be found his carnation, bed
deppoiled, and the- tiny imprint of
sippered feet silently bearing witness
tothe small thief;
"Mabel," he said to her, "did you
pick my flowers ?" : "
' 4Papa," said Mabel, "did yon see
a monkey rn town ?" ,
' f 'Never mind that. Did you pick
mr flowers ?' ;
'VPapa, what did grandma send
me ?"
i: 'Mabel, what do yon mean ? Did
yoju pick my flowers ? Answer yes
or no." i , '
Yes. nana. I did; but I thought
ric
change tbe strbject.'-'
a a ' ' O
The Dlnncra always on Time.
. , N. Y. Sun . , . . . ..
"For a while after. I, was married
my dinner used to be from five to
ten minutes late," said an experi
enced husband, "but I soop remedied
the matter." ;
j'Ho w did i you accomplish (t
ked another ,husband, anxiously,
as
"I'm havinff the same tronbte.
fEasy enough.' When my wie
would come in ancV say, Im sbrry
deir, but dinner is a little late to-
l-night I would reply,'Gdod4 'I'll
I Kala timA
and get a drink.' Try that plan; it's
i a crond one." -.
1 " 1 m.mtj j ,uf .i n.
,,B 8E cPTE4Bi ,
u tmth that teararh MA
; ba'uS aVd Sa
cognized, isnow so ;apparent , that it do
&&SM
people Is this new and gratification of Npn.
-sttafschob crea
i cew b"-"' nMR3K"jH.ouniain,"
W & u?n htQ animate the whole
I BKlvJ&? rea :f$W-. oL&vs&W
ihi. jL the mind!of the Wrage feniinine man
I hurjter there are 6nly three snecieB. The
Tk7 dnoUiiagj else, the man
P good blood and aolhlag alaa, the man
5raln aadngJelSf.Of,
jcoutse they do not countBie hangeiTon at
such places, the pleasing fool commonly
i Auvance:" m -t- n.:.i to jt;i;; ,
If you .experience a had
tasta in the
to action and strengthen uO voarsva-'
like i Dr.: .Pim' TLswiJ. Vi.ifJli
m7jyl
'Golden
Medical
Lnsco very.
By druggists. u t
.TV
... r-n -r m-nnm .XTTSTrrn
l l ii j - j - : . u
MJUAAAVAiAy f f o.
QUEZON. - h-l
Illarqola of Salisbury Relative to Ire
land Tbe C'iiolerm Spreading iu
IattfilhW Randolph
IDT vauig w uv wuum mh.i i
By Cable tbneornTHif Star.t
lCh
tnyMatiinwwgtmspnTw'Thei'e iiiiwm
;dal of spefiuation aa to the, result oyf j tbB
' "
Jlhlir principal point or disagreements 1
.TILv--iti.-li4valwa3fi
?jt a uitiijj aj uuc m ajB ' w a u w w w i
0Bes; of -cholera t in this cttjesterdayand, 1
nnrrrvtAwi'jt'nnr.TfktAi I
Colored T6matt ChTffed iwltri the
nariie or ner- Httave?;'anesici-
is mate rblld. . ' . ......
I ' iBv TeleeraDh to'iheTlfbnunc MtarJ
innTrrvrriTA ' .TniiA 1 A J.'A' onectAl tn thA 1
M
.XienicnJaigeneia
details of a
iudma
MandJ
:a,a,i
iwoTeaT oia
gidmatehild of Harry Coleman., color-;
Iennie.augnan, aniaiotw cqiorea
was cat-eoVjor by 'a colored couple
9 were. Oklleaa,: Coleman, n who.r wa$
rried. demanded his offspring, and car-.
f id it to his hrime: Last Friday his Other
iiidren reportea to itosa, nis wire, mas me
,.iii . u .u. .
ieveit tyu violent'7 shaking. 1 The child
dad.1 and sh8picidn';havhig been Aroused
an investigation was'fOTdereei. and a post
rtem 1 revealed the fact that the child s
sktuti naa oeen rrusaea -ana , its oaca tem
blb lacerated ny Rosa. The verdict placed
the murder on1 Rosa, ho fled, and a party
are in pursuit of .net:;
New York Stock Market Strong; and
HlSber.
By Telegraph to the Horning Star.l
New York, Wall Street, June 16, 11 A.
Hi There has been a decided increase in
L a ' ' J " at.
the business, as well as continued strength
IU, WIG IWVA JUUOEt WU IUU1UIUI(, X uc uin
prices were generally. per cent, higher
than thev closed yesterday.although Lacka-
winna, Delaware & Hudson and Louisville
& Nashville were unchanged; During the
first hour; with heavy trading in Grangers
and Lackawanna, the market advanced i
to 1 per cent,, the latter in Northwestern,
but Lackawanna was up and St. Paul .
Toe weak stock on the. active list was
Uaion Pacific, which fell a fraction . below
the closing prices : of .yesterday. - A very
srnall premium was charged in the loan
crowd for tbe use of St Paul, Lackawanna
and New York Central.. Northwestern
loaned at 3-128, and Erie 2'da and Dela
ware & Hudson . at 1-32.. .The .total sales
for tbe first hour were 84.000 shares.
VIRGINIA.
Deatii of. lromlat anel
i Known Parmer.
Well-'
iBy Telegraph to the Horntnc Star.l
Ltnchburo, June -18. Cot. Jesse 8
Burks,' one of tbe best known and most
prominent farmers in the State.died sudden-'
ly at bis home, near unarlemonre, ueOTord
cottnty, last night. He was atkaaother of
Judge Burks, of tbe Court -oJL Appeals,
and commanded the Forty-second Virginia
Infantry in the late war.
ELECTB1C SPARKN.
Gen. Grant started this morning for
Mdunt McGregor.
"fchef President today appointed Ker
Boyce to be postmaster at AuguBta, Ua.,
vice - W. F. Holden, suspended, upon
pTofsof acts of partisanship, while in
ofi ce..-. . -' ' . ' ' -
Ex-Congressman Cox, remarking
upon the things of Washington which be has
left behind him.ob&rved sadly: "Othollo's
occupation's gone gone to Hell-espont."
Nevertheless, Mr. Cox objects to be called
a bkimoxist. Springfield Republican. .
Oil! BACK
Erery atrala er eeli attacks that weak ftaek
THE , -
OESlTQinC
Slrcncrtkens tlie Knaeles.
' J 8tWMll Cite Wi-r,
EarlAei tbe B3o,' . eiM HcvrWlgon. i.
hT kmwn ia air SO rau1 pricttOe, I have farad
it spei bestial tenevTD(MOTi4iniMezh
tkm, Md Is -All dobimiUnr ailmeate that bear aa
t -hfayi xim mmiueum a iwniin r wnAfmiar.M .
B&VSCHBnAIOBAX.TIMWKjMn. :
Jjaar Hawd Book, aftal mad kttnette. oo.
tMninf lmt of pnza for recipes, information about. .
i coins, eta., given mwj by all dealera in medicine, or i
.nailed to aiijaddryM qpaaoeiot otSo. stanux . . , .
JstD&Wly' t lworJrm, nrm JJiH
QTELBEimSWICK,
J:iisit THS
cep ion of Gaests 0 th18rH OlaAT, 185i i v
. Tl ie'''ltanaM-,Viia 3atideijh tftWifayV
K"i -.it: !, I . ivitii ckV .'r. j.
VW i reputionsi :this: Hote and rsspectfaDy
soil .its the patronakpll;';'' ;" "
; " Rftes-$ to per mouUw , JfW neriweek; 2 M per;
dayi SperaXea mad iorU&e Kontirorl8ea-
,??v,s irMam3l v
!(itnvam a ;ijj'.-.n snkhvme,. Carolhta.
til
A Proclamation.
TTKOW1 YSAJTHAfATTHI8 8JEAJW)HO
JXrtke year a-ooolhead la dealMd hv Trwwi .
Be tt, therefore, proclaimed that : A Ct FHKM
Slts tlIont StreJTthe aoetp
HMranw'Bbay anTshamnoo An
In nfeedof these commodities are respectfully
TMeated tooaU at pW; Not a where ,thire are a
few more left, and the proprietor aid first-dan
and polite young men are always ready and willing-
o serve thenv Kesrteetfalry'; ' T7t" i
mylltC., j... i H. Ci.PBSMPXBT.
t Cbokine.Stove,
TTi8T THK THtKQ FOB VlSSKL ANTRTTr A ir.
tf boat use;, durable . and heap. : . Alwava in
stock .tofFarme? ind Golden Har Cook-
owra. juoiaio wa yriue oi ue KltChaiL- Wood.
and WUtowVarevfnraps. Bath Tibs, Aot K,
AKKSB TAYLOH'S," 1
.' j and nearly yratntes yea. ,
Yacn
ie 14 tf
COMMERCIAL.
??fiI4K OFFICE. June 16, 4 P. M.
-jsrimi l UKrixwJsrne market
WMuoteXulla5, cents per gallon,
with sales repotted later of 250 casks at
that price.
hsiwll nrt . a
tivuaii & aaw uukt avi vrcao uuutCU ii i ii l
(for8ti4eaaW95oifor Good
iTAR--The market;. was, quoted firm at T
J , ..AASie "i.r --r; I
f4 iu per ooi. or ids,, wwn saies at quc-
" pUpE TURPENTINE Market'firm
liwitbi sales rorted at 1 1 for Hard &AA
j
f iw roc i-V gm $ and yellow Dip. , ,
7 7 ,.T r. , - .'.
k fi.taa u
-ii.-.'Wii-:' Ty JiLfL. ly:,.:;!
lows: Extra Prime 44(gi47 centefFancv
!5 -'cents; knd Extra Fancy 5860
ts per bushel of 23 lbs. 1
3 HICE. --Market steady and' unchanged.!
Wie quote : . . Rough ; , , Upland. 00
1.1 10; Tidewater $1 151 90. Clean:
Common 4J4J cents; Fair 4f5i cents;
Gyod 5f5i cents; Prime 5$6 cents;
Caoice 6iuT cents per ' fll " ' ;
IBfBER. The market coatiaues steady
unchanged,with sales as follows: Prime
and Extra Shipping.fixst elass heart, 9 00
loj 00 perM. feet; Extra MU1, good heart,
6( 508 00; Mill Prime, $6 006 50; Good
Common Mill, $4 00g5 00; Inferior to Or-
diUry. $3 oo4 oa; :.
j , RECEIPTS.
Cotton...;. ..i...
Spirits Turpentine
i 1 bale
288 casks
691 ' bbla
Kosin....
Tar.i......
Cride Turpentine
233 tblt
249 bbls
ooniEsrio iiabket.
1 By Telegraph to the Moraine Star.l
1 ' Financial
J1bw York, June 16, Noon.-rMoney
easy at 1 per cent. Sterling exchange 4851
and 486 J. State bonds quiet. Governments
firni. . -
Commercial
Cotton quiet, with sales reported of
200 bales; middling uplands 10 9-1 6c; mid
dling Orleans 10 ll-16e. Futures steady;
sales at the following quotations: June
10.38c; July 10.38c; August 10.49c; Sep
tember 10.24c; October 10,00c; Novem
ber 9.89c. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
higher. Corn higher. Pork dull at $11 25
(ft 11 50. Lard firm at $6 8i Spirits tur
pentine steady at 36361c. Rosin steady
at $1 161 20. Freights steady.
Baltimore. June 15. Flour steady
and quiet. Wheat southern steady; west-,
ern and mote active; southern red9294c
do amber $1 001 03; No. 1 Maryland 98,
&c; No, 2 western winter red on spot
94t91c.u Corn southern a shade firmer;
western steady and dull; southern white 59.
59Jc; do yellow 5354c.
PStBBIGIf niREKrt, ;
J1 ; - CBr Cable to the Mornmc Star.l
Iii vbbpooTj. June 16, i Noon.r Cotton
dull, with a moderate inquiry; middling
uplands 5fd; middling Orleans 513-16d;
sales 8,000 bales, of which 1.000 were for
speculation and export; , receipts , 5,000
bales, of which 4,700 were American." Fh-'
tures dull at a decline; uplands. 1 m c 3ub6"
and Julywlelivery 5 46-64d; July and Au
gust delivery 5 49-645 48 64d; August
and September delivery. 5 51-645 52r64d;
September and October delivery 5 48-64d ;
October and November delivery a 40-64d.
, SDirits turrtentine 28a 9d. : .
Sales of cotton to-day include 6,400 ba.es
American. '
, 4.00 P. M. Uplands, 1 mo, June deliv
ery o 45-64d, sellers option; June and July
delivery 5 45-64d, sellers' option 1 July and
August delivery 5 47-o4d,.sellea option;
August and September delivery S 51-644.
sellers' option; September and October de
livery 5 47-64d, value; October and Novem
ber delivery 5 39-64d,sellers' option ; Novem-"
bet and December delivery 5 37-64d; sellers'
option; December and January, delivery 5
87-64d, sellers' option; January and Febru
ary delivery 5 39-64d, value.- Futures closed
tekdy.:
'London, June 16, 4 P. M. Consols
99 9-1 6c.
sMwaw
Why 4o Doctor Preacrlbe Lienor?
Because they know not what else to do;
or because sometimes a little liquor serves
to kindle the exhausted' fires of digestion.
Bujt this liquor prescription is bad business
for the patient, for it makes drunkards ant
of a large majority of them. Brown's Iron
meters does not Kindle a temporary fire.
It nourishes, strengthens and purifies. It
drives out debility and , dyspepsia, and seta
the! invigorated' system at work on a basis
of healthr h ; : , :
Upf OPEN LETTER
; , j IN WHICH1
f A 1 1 Ijarrlies
i i i ASK ;u . i i . : t
DEEPLY INTERESTED !
-.I " "": ' : .
: ., READ IT r
,t'T-
i '
Belaib, Ga., Nov. 6, 184. -
Getulttnen: ......
' 1 have , been, . nalrig ; your wonderf at j remedy'
"Pt Bradfleld'a,Jlemale. Kegnlator.' in my-fanu-
,lyfrfii kitlnand I want ; aay toth8 gnf:
Xerirui ones of myafxthai thera-, was Beyer any-,
thing equal to it. :IWoal4 to .Godr that very af
flicted womanja Our land knewief its wonderful
virtnes and curative powers as I doi Iluva nsed
a great deal of itrince the birth of my tart child,
abott a year and a half ago, and 1 do think :had
It npt been for this valuable- raedkfaw I would
have been -1 if Vhs
tZED-IUDDEX F04 XIFC I
iBht, thanks to'aklnd ! Evidence,' 1 was dhrepi
ed o Its use, fthd taf life and health "have been
spared ma If my means would admit of It I
woaid never be wjthoutjt la my hanse,
-'-t haver recommended it to a number of my
friends, and, without' ekoepttonv they have all"
been wonderfully relieved and cured. Xeive thia.
indorsement without solicitation and freely, for
the benefit of the sufferhur ones of mysex' i ' '
"'i -.! Vryrespeetfalryw ; ni -n
i , - , Kaa. ANNA RAMP. .
ictt
. a9"ead for onr treatise on; Jemaie Jasaaes
MaHedfree. Address, - . ' -' . .
: ; f ;The) Bradfield Eegntoro.,
i ... ', . . P. O..BOXJ8, AtJantaiQa.;
i William H. Green, Wholesale AgenW Wilming
ton, N.c. -, !, ,k -
i
b!.J nLvi-j ?,nV' .X 1' Savlne
I nicrrniTDiiin ..
ITCHING TOIlTimrRS
LOATH SOME Sonre AXD
'
It SftY-T0-1?' even years
teSr,,,to&!rv'
A WUO UIUovA OI L V6rTlDlA flkin rf;.
TTlT
? S SSr-and Cicdra Soap an
iiUJte&utifier. .externaUv). hit!' exf(0isit
weeks whaf
done.' Ybm
weeks what I have tried for eleven 111 ix
done. .An ahaU have the partlon have
lean give them to yon, and as vltz
Mown in this part of the country ? S s.
you,and the remedies will cure ail 1 fit
h HATSTlU.:Kj. , aKT
ii I BLOTCHES CURED.
Li"" ,UUC ."UTICUBA REMEDIES forPW i
and am completely cured-, to i. Kl0'ches.
junrreuH. boap is the best lLavP t i ,1DlB
p the profession It Is invalua 1p rZ .Usea
i Vin. thaMtk. . ' ,,tl."e 'Or cleans
and all the stuff used bv -.7 ?resp,
and white and soft. My
recommending auch aa article 1 u"
Champion Comiai K.
ODH6BTOWN, OHIO. ' c-'i!t'l-
BEST FOR ANYTHING
L'KfSJJKlSF?; BMSKM far,,,..
;iwii iuuuiud aua b. ovwi . hmm nnn Dnii.. .1 .. -
I anxtons to get it to sell onenmn,;..11- am
I """JJany remedies I havft'.
used for Tetter, Burns, Cuts, etc ! ,?, e.Ter
the best medicine I have ever tried for amii 11 is
MxaTL,aLBs,!, K. s! HoTfr
NEVER A COMPLAINT
noe lhave been selllug your Cuncrra R,.
ii have never heard a single com.,',,ME:
BIBS
m Vi a aammm. T. . ."'"t'.aiiH, tint
v wiui j cimj uiib wno lias ii soil ii,
has been well nleasedrwith tho J a "hem
'ho
eir
sell aU others. E. B. CUBBKRLY L'
out-
Avnnvwn Tun ''mim
j : scBOPUiuOiis sorkk.
I ihad a dozen bad sores on my bodv ami , ; a
all remedies I could hear of, ami at w J
yonrCimcunA Bemsdies, and 1 hey have Vd
Hebeok, Thatkb Coutt, Pexn" Ga,skil,j-
Cpnctmi HMirorEs are sold evrnhPn
Price : Cdtotiba, 50c; Rssolvent, $i; s0fr
Sead for "How toCnre Skin DUeat.e.
4 1 DAWlm wed sat ' tocorfrm
Cancer Cured.
Mrs. Olrve Hardraan, an old resident of Wallnn
county, and a lady of culture and prominence
has, this to say of the treatment of cancer with
Swift's Specific :
Over fifteen yeara ago a cancer marteiis ap
pearance on my face. It was treated with
tera, and the core came out The place het,
np after some time, and geemincly my fai e wa
well. However. In a few years it returned a"iin
with Bare violence than ever. It gave men .t
deal of pain. The former remedy seemed tn do
it no good. Knowing the disease to tnn in the
family, havlne had one sister to die with cancer
I became Sfrtously apprehensive of my condi
tion. It continued to increase in size and viin
lenee. I almost rave up all hope oi ever beine
cured. he physicians advised the use of the
knife and caustic. This was more than I could
bear, and tefosed to have it operated on in that
.way. All other remedies were used, bntthe can
cercontlnned to grow worse . The pain was ex
cruciating and my life was a bniden. in thh P.
trenity, my son. Dr. Hardman, recommended me
to ty Swift's Specific It was the last resort.bnt
I was so prejudiced against the use of patent
medicines, and especiaUy-thia one, that I hesita-
a some ume. . ai last.! gave my cx
; last; I gave my consent, not
is' any virtue ia it. The first
ifevtrar there was' any virtue ia it. The first
ttle only Increased the size of the sore and tii
discharge from It,- and hence did not inspire me
with any hope. On taking the second bottle
there were signs of improvement, and my fai. h
screngLnenea jusi iiLproporiion. i used the spe
cine as a wash In the treatment of my cancer
with remarkably gneoess. I sponged the sore
with the medicine diluted with a little water. It
softened the soab.looolea the face and relieved
the itching sensation. The spot on my face be
gan to decrease, as well as the discharge, and
none SDrang ud m mv heart Could it be. l aked
myself, that at last I was to be relieved of this
disease? : It has erven me so many dark hours in
the past that the Idea of being well again almost
overpowerea me. . iXnere was a contest between
hope and fear for a long time. It was a lon
night of weeping, bat Joy. came with the mom-
k There & notbtne loft to mark ttlfi VilaiT bnl
a small fear, and I feel that is impossible tor me
to express my gratitude for this great deliver
. ance. It Is a wonderful medicine.
; "Mas. Olive Haedman, Monroe, (ia.
Jan. 9, 1884.
, Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable.and seems
to cure cancers by forcing out the impurities
from the blood. '
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
lre.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ;a.
(POLLS
1
j 2C .YEARS IN USE.
f Greatest Medical Trinmph of tho Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Low f fcpetite Bowels costive, Fain in
; tkm hed with ev dull aeasatlon In tho
lekurCt Fain under the houlder
r almde, Fullnasa atftef eatine, with adit
teellnatienta exertion of body or mind.
Irritability f temper, Low spirits, with
si feeling afhavlnz neglected some dutr,
' Weulaeas, Dlzzinesa, Fluttering at tbe
Hemrc Data before the eyes, Headacbo
mr the right eye. Restlessness, w5
itfal dreuaa, Highly colored Urine, ana
1 COMSTIPATION. .
- ' TOTpa TttJJs are especially adapts
to awsb easea, one dose ' effects such a
etoangoffelin5astoastoMsUthesnffew
TTlJMaetfceAppete,snd
, ftodyto Tako oa l?leabt thus i the syrtenu
' iioiirialMd, and by their Tonic Action on
, the livOrett,Ite Stooisa
' yrodnced. PriceaSeT4MiirravSt..i-L;
TUTT'S EXTRACT SIIUHU
Benovates the body, makes healthy nesn,
ftrenrthena the weak,- repairs the wastes
the system with pure blood and hard muscte,
tones tho nervous system, invigorates tne
t brain, and imparts the vigor of mannooo.
' I. Sold by druggists. ,vrk.
OFFICE 44 Murray St., New Yora
Jan 30 PAW ly ' snwefr lPJL
i rapoiiTANT :
A !HEf AND3YALDABLE DEVICE !
. A PATENT
ater Closet Seat!
f FOB THS
CTJSB:OF HEMORRHOIDS, (Commonly ilH!
i "PILES,") Internal or External, rjw
' PROLAPSUS ANL for Chil-
drea-er Adults.
NO MIOICINS OR SURGICAL :0PKRATrf"'
j j , , , NECESSARY.
ive invented a. SIMPLE WATERS
SEAT, for the cure of the above ""
aaof paiuful malady, which I confidently
bef pre the pubBo as a" ' ,r.,r ,
UBE BELIEF AND CVVW
Iahas been ndorsed. by the leaegt
PhyBlislahs in North Carolina. Is S&pbl
d ta the HospMals ot w To rhwnit
andimdreVand we are satisfied gj r
WiUbesatUfaatory, as it has ?verfaiiea
Whire. -You can write to any of the Phys'
OfjromtoentpiastoEdgecombe
These Seats wul be furnished at the ion
WA1OTT, TollBhed, ' 1 TOsWt to
CHBRRY. 9.00 ciciana anu w
POPLAR, - . .. 5 001 Trade. hSc:l,
l)KenforTistor win S3SSS
I . We trouble you with no certificates.
the Seat to be Its own advertiser. Adore
i ' rarboro, Edgecombe -o..
DAWf
i
?!
iUTJ VV lS AK-
rrtlBCBOONBR ISAAC: Wfffij FLINT
1 SwSwlth a cargo of the best MAm, c,K(iT
Kf a Whiete l oaert seu ""r 5irpet, or
aayof my, 1 oe pepot or will d8"Sies coo?
rrfir T-XToa ft,, iaree qnantiue . . t
lehton given to the Wholesale ""gggss,
trw mitmniuM resDtocnuiy bji.. - , . EOi
MULE for sale,
JanaO-DiWlv frsnwe nrm chw
?3 Bouth FrontSt.
nw 21 tr
Proprietor New at