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51 WILLIAM H. BERNARD.
WILM INGTON, 'Vc
Thursday Morning1 Jan.
1,,.189X
HOAR AND WOLCOTT. ..
. - Tuesday was ; m6re than-a usually
interesting day in the Senate, as th6
Force bill performance was varied by
soeeches from two Republican Sen
ators against it, and also by Repub
lican speeches against the gagYeso
Union of Senator Aldrich. Mr. Hoar,
who had not spewed out all liis;
venom the day before, had the floor
and finished a speech whictfifopTjarot,;
by poensy, assu med patnatsrnveak-j
, . i
insj meanness ana concentratea spite
has rarelybeen.equalled. . Alhough
all thVspeecaes fey the Heptiblicansf
in faor of he tnfamoul nleasure
of which he has assumed the leader-j
ship have bten partisan, some of"!
heer"enjeTy so, igaakidTori
the"Codfish statesman to get out the;
old bloody shirt, get down among;
the ashes, raker put -the embers and!
try to fan themTnto a flame, and allj
this with a santimonious air as dis-
trusting as it was contemptible. He!
went back ;to ' the .HCopiahlXmiL.s9eti
as it is called, and played on it as ifj
it were an occurrence of yesterday,
as if such, things were :pf..-common'
occurrence in the South to-i
day, endorsed by the Southern peo-
pie, and gave - this :-as an argu-!
raent why the Force bill should jbej
enacted into a law. if all he said!
on this line were true it was utterly!
irrelevant, for it is no part of thej
Force bill, over which he daily per-'
spires, to preserve the peace and
protect : people, j;biickkbij white,:
from mob violence. That is notaay;
part of its purpose. It is simply foj
control the "ballot bbxes, and:tQ vgeti
as many votes for the Republican!
party as ; may beligotihlrXiugh that!
devilishly contrived rf-jnawverj.;
That's "all, and the o'nTybbject" this j
venomous sneak had in , view j
in recalling and becoming., ; fraii-
tic over the disturbances . of ::
years ago was . to arpusefj sectional ;
feeling, and under its stimulus pass ;
a measure which cannot be passed ;
upon its merits. This was' about the ;
kind of speech, however, whic4-was
expected i torn ' Hparwho jsn;jssssrj- i
tially sectional and essentially par-j
tisan.
In striking and "pleasing contrast
to this narrow-minded and splenetic!
ebulition was the speech of Senator!
who avowed himself as ncompro-j
misingly opposed to any such mea
sures as JuncaUed" fosaiiriwar-:
ranted interference with the rights
of the States, and in-, its essence :
un-Amencanr tTe e was the young
Senator from " the young' ' We, j
full of life and vigor, " actuated!
by the" broad," ' patriotic American
spintiLwhich embraces the.:iwhole
countyand AWffif sr Panting
hopefulfyo'tfie'tifture and pleading
if or fraternity and peace, 1 whiie1 Tt1
jabbering old feHc" frrJm thVe
10 00 : two months, $17 00 ; three months,! fx W ; six
m jnthsj. 140 ffltweJjrejiumtis-Ten4iaes of
soSd" on pareil type mate one square.
filled with rancor, spits out his
venom and gets down upon his knees
to rake up somthing .f rom .the
ashes to aroipfhlff and jiir up con
tention whichromenboth sec
tions have befnjtvinporars
allay, and naTat" last succeecTea.
What a contrast.
Mr. Wolcott voiced the sentiments
fi the blr'cMisIf) MeAmerican
l-people-of all ecfcioftswriMTethe-Mas'-
sachusetts fossifc spoken for himself
only, and for the . small remnant of
sectional fanatics and partisan vam
pires who in the mysterious dispen
sations of Providence are still per
mitted to linger, upon the earh, as a
reminder, perhaps of what onpe was,
and as a warning for the future
Wolcott and. Hoar: represent 'two
separate and distinct types of Ameri
cans, the one bowyant hopeful, man
ly and progressive pdintihg to the
future, "and" to a country united" and
sdlid moving onward to a' grand and
glorious destiny, the other a.ra,acor
ous gang who see nqthing .the fu
ture, whose - eyes ; are turned back
ward, whose country- i&: confined, to
section,: whose patriotism is confined
to party, and who instead of peace
and harejwQuld make,?ontention
and turmoil perpetual that they
might "revel in the spoils and grow
fat on' ptunder" while the conntry
suffered. And the' miserable . old
Codfish conspirator has the effront
ery to say there is no partisanship in
this.
MIK0E HEHTION.
I TjWMfci;t. TSZ,. -At frr,'f
i 5"-iivi. ifywuj-iiv. rsir
l. i " K .Kla n
has not only not been able to whip
in all the Republican Senators to
stippbrt hii Force bjll ahd iAidricla's
gag resolution, but some of his col
leagues publicly rebuke him for frit-aajH-jvaluiMSft
titrie iithHlhis
belate.d measure ,a&d , failing to make
any progress in bringing it to a vote.
When this is dorie-the'pddir'ofd fel
low whines and throws the responsi
bilitv on those Republican Senators
ip$ifiil :-ftoteirilJiL in: their 'seats
but prefer toloungearound. the loisby
the cloak rooms or somewhere else
"leaving him without a quorum and
po.weiles3-to do anything but indulge
in tlBipering at their indif
: feSsc. afMi s i
iJgdSisTwh en
Tklr. Hoar is anxious to proceed with
business and keep late i.ours
the Democratic Senators de
liberately put on their overcoats and
go home to dinner, leaving htm- with
a handful of Republican Senators
and lots of vacant chairs to -mourn-i
fully gaze at. Hence he is sad. .
In the Senate Tuesday, Senator
Stewart, of Nevada, spoke on the Fi-j
naociai bill wtiieh has' the endorse-;
ment of the Republican caucus, as al
a mere pretence and
make-shift,:
)rSreecoin-:
wnfcerenpwBCM provi
age, wrnch te people whom he re"-!
-1
presents demands, and which ,tbeyj
will insist upon until. they get it. He
gave notice; that he would oppose thisj
or any other measure which Vdid hot
proy:i4e;fi;ee ;gpinage, ; 4ria!;;;if ! they;
;c;bu)dn't get ,jt ,e:Trieid uf:
free c6ihage?'Wrrald kep'ilpiWefigtit
untitthejy dogeTAt: T-beSilver fight
is evidently on, and-'the day of 'Com-;
promise -gasedv kT4ie-Republican;
silver dollar TOerr redlsperately in;
earnest about it, and if they can't;
flTCyfJnM?Jgh"PsfiJ thelpaclyi
lines, they are going to carry it on;
outside.
i
The dallying of Harrison and;
Blaifle with the Behring sea conro--versy
leaves ground for the suspi-:
cion that they are holding it in re-;
serve with the express purpose- of j
getting into a tangle with England,!
in jrSrdero -iivCnar Itfpsjei
'next Presidential campaign, to ap-i
peal to national pride and divert at-l
tention from the issues which havei
prgvj4iftt) to their Prjy!
tldc whicSi spromiser more" disaster. I
When Blaine .ran against . Cleveland;
"a vigorous foreign, policy" was one
his:srriogicards. rHetwistedh tail
of the British lion, and by doing so
got cilCf2aS&:iltnfQllow- i
ing Tn some of the larger cities, the'
began thtail-twising process In ;
the Harrison campaign he criticised
the Ql-anl. .amputUjo for
dally4nlthn4estftn yet
eVety- nldveMeRt' eai toatiViiv tip
Wdy Of 3ettlernent 'since ne'! has be
e6'me':SeeYetary, of :i:State,' was made
tJri'theilnes -BiappeQ Out by Secreta
ry Bayard. Nearly-' two' 'years' tiavi
elapsed1 -and- that qtiestioh ;M-jast
where Mr-Bayard left it; -- . -!
. 'It the course of thf debate on the
Fcei:l)iH4pT Senate, vTuesday
5 measure for therbenefit of - gamblefs,'
' sirvspeOT&tors arrrf national batiks
-I Til I TT-ri i - 1
Senate had always been able even in
thejocrs exciting times to carry
thr&ueh Jnv legislation. . jwiich juje
iaifj5rmignt aesire apa max
W . . . . IffJ a. T I
itheremrre
wanothifig in the present cot
itio.
ofiaffairso iustifv suB) a
Ldi
departure from the
7 i b
timenonored
methods which had . pjroyed sufficient
for every emergency, ..eve in
days of the? war when tHe-perpettitt-y-
e-thg-Uirftm-hrmjr-nr
He brougirt thei prsers of that
arbitrary measure tp task fpr ,.en-
d'eavoring. to 'f esort ,to .gag rjiethods
. withouthaving attempfed; , tcvi bring4
their Force, biU ,tp; a; yevtOi-dmpn
iStrate whether there iwas any i nedes
sity. for it or not, which they-should
at least have done before ;- they u n-
dertook to revolutibnlze" -tfte'mbdes
of prdeedirig" which' had always pre
vailed in the Senate..
STATE TOPICS;
The; . late con ventioh ' poriri ty
Supcrinten4ent5 h , of .Inuc'tjbn, in
Raleigh,; passed .resolution favor
ing eo mp U 1 so ry 1 ed;u cation i; 'wh i th Ave
' do not thirk' .wijl ,'niieet .with: the en
dorsement of the Legislature nor of
"th e people; of ; the Sta.t; Tf people
will not give their children schooling
when the schools are open to them,
the , forcihg ;;p'ro,cess". .wouldr hardly
prove; effective;unless it. panned out
more1 satisf act dtily in this- State than
in'qthers. 'wheVeV:ijt';ay3.b,en tried.
There is a compulsory -a. w in Illi
nois now which; works' so badly that
there is a demand for its; repeal,
even in the cities whereisuctl a- law
'''cpUld-be:;iia0st effectually', enforced
d. 4
l j
.Aside from ,the obiectton (that
would -pro'bably; fail to accomplish
thi p'ufpqse for which .itVis iu'tehded,
there are other, iobjections:-which: it
:iwouTd be difficult td'ovefcorne. Peo
ple as a' general thing , do -not rrtake
kin dly t o com p ulsion . &i - any- kind,
and the oeople of this 'State are not
an exception tp this.
CURRENT COM M ENT.
t 1
Ferd Peck expected President
Harrison to play Santa Claus. and
issue. his World's Fair, proclamatiori
Christmas eve.; -: The: President, pos
sesses one essential quality for a
successful Santa Claus. - He could
crawl through .theu.smallest stove
IChicagorMaihJ?tn..--. L
Mr. Hoar is a very nice man
and his colleagues are usually anxT
ious to obligehimbjUtwhenc iteo:mes
to -asking unanimous consent to. take
up the "Lodge. .Fqrce. biil well, the
lf3ej2ocratic. Senators cohcl ud ed t h ey
wonldn't do ! that, even to 'oblige as'
nice a man as Mr. Hoar. Phil.
Times, I rid. ' l: ' :' :" ' ': .
The President fcased hs veto1
of the Bar Harbor public "building
scheme on the1 grorinoT' that. it was
costly ' aridiincalled ' for ' by public
need. The- same : considerations
would niuch itKJre- dictatea veto of
therForce bill, should it by any t6g-
JioUtng co-operative: device bei
squeezed ' thuo.ugh : Congress. 'yw,
Recerd, JDem . . -
-i--Jrhousaafis; 'ttt -wWkingmenj
Employed -'in- the factories 'of J'Lthej
highly Tpxotected'. reaper imanufac-i
turexs -are. : : to be -idisehaxged-Jam .1 j
How long dpr, thei wage .earnerstcn-j
jpy the blessings, .of . McKinjleyism!
If any of thf ser .djscnajTged wqrking-i
:rien have been in, the frabit of voting;
the Repubticarj picket; Jan." l(is- thej
day on which' they 'houla "sweari
off." Chicago Times, Ind. . ,: ' i
1 y Vf i -"i'-
O M.-.-V ,'DZ: :.) v"
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A
-...iz -..:y:-.u- -. i -n r Bacorcsij:;-j
vKicmoht? 'Times, ,
7fnTe:.,,grcHWingbprprM ; of: the;
Sunday editions uof ithejiNeW i-Yotki
daiiieS reminds' iut i of the Mncreasihgi
size of the'i standing armies abroad
Eaqh- EcpnvgoWrhTOt 'is; jadd-;
h'gto; HrtrUmeWcali
; na8H40pries ;sjmpty:,beQauseyei
'(it h eir . E ti r 6 pn . gov e r ri rnje li t : i s doi:ag;
the. same thing,, ri;VJ- .;r; , !Sn i-jihi: i
v . A like reason seems to-, be irifluenc-;
irtg: the : leading -ewspapeFsi -of 5 New!
York -'city. ?JTfie -Sari of Sirnddy 'had;
;twenty-sixpaspfi pr5ntcf; 4ttfer j
either original. ;seiece'd,
and. .triejpther N ew, '.prJt' PpeF5r;Wfir,e!
.hardlv: inferiprja yojurn, : -.The.-rjstj
thought ,jhat: enters; the; mincl ;wh en i
glancing bver; these columnsfis Who!
t(S read hpt-tb; be hasfiiy.scahneq,
"p.'or.is it.ii'fficje"n, tp ,ythat, whee
there , is. such ;a !ivrjetyn0f imatter !
teach- man jcancetiifiraehimself Ttowhat
is; agreeable ;t0JfelR taisteSiili;Whre
there -isso-mtictdr'bjeeUStfd'biie I
lsIlettrinvcottfuSi,on1 saSW;.figj
really, wishes to.(f(hce.ipr's)3 geat 'ai
, . rNewt iX-Pfi; JP, unalisnjjoas eSected
.in the .Sunday papeirsyiisj stanpryoyjo
JamiiiousHobrTOtiisn and? it-;rs; vo-
Sw whichliasiQ,!
aEJb er p edi ot ib h : may, !bewentiudthi
there ' wrlum timetfee aroflr'reac'
. . .r . 4 . . .... .. ; J .
taJollQse.- Icxnd.detaiL
discussi1prnd5Tjdesc.riptii$ $he
newspapers.
i tr . i v
to 't Jieif'boni !
lBmitoBs !-tHStw beeatise-rithere; is-py
iJUbliedymaftdfciufcriazirfek 'of S
tionniroi tn w- ty le io t 'yevt x nai rsmv Tt
ii estia.nyjtSapbsed t,b'tW-s,pirtt.6f
mm? me&iavmik ieMDo'stil
than evex
. The journalism of the future, will
Defflspo
ingcdeabtaVrWMt
. if. .irt-r7an-ft.UV r.!? rH
that even quality will be, no excuse
for quantity. Clearness and com-
oactness of statement, accurac
fid
are jn tn
thf! mos
newsxpre
attra
ive icm, a n
t. 1 ..
Imllnt off
eene
information
Willie th
lines upon whicH" the
reactiofrln
iournalism will oDerate. and it will
:erdiicezrsgltsr:trrat;ienap
men te zcQvu&c&r cheroot ioea ina
f teasona.mlifa616fs4tia.i is'gofng 'o;n
"rtfae' a ul la- Ncwhpapu-&a
magazines drrtenaletfe!PHd5e recepta
cles of a vast amount of miscellajne-
it TSe ginV wiW&&HWdtffi&on Of
ai radical GUrtaHme'rit iir : the amount
oigenerai i'raatttenoni rrce one1 aau
and. a mor&suGciirmaairierfof state,
mentvOn thfi otberlf) d , ii-; :
J , FORTY '. ;YEaRS hJeNCE. h
-.ft i:
In TMt. . Tim.f .Our. ,Sti"4pnr9 .."W". bs
Billionaires. . i ...
Taos. G.. Shearman in.anmzvJt.ovwm.
. Unless some -great-rchange. stakes
place cfinanG
ten,-the piljionaire as cer.tamy.com-
vast ipriune, qoes not muipjy .uy
mere tritefest,J rf tcebl at! h'omeV quite
sa'Vldl''aV'6ne''bf'''m'6're! ' mjp'derate
siVe, bn-accotiift of :hefT:difficdlfy of
reiri vesting !Sn6rn4iis-Incf6m'e5;at
fallrates!6f interest. Bat-it is' also
xtrue- tiia t in th qt rrespee ts large 4 br
tunes teadn to : y-. increaseii rtnwch
,more ;. rapidly than; ;j very . .small
ones. Opportunities, fax, &jq& jiio
fits on .speciaLtapsacTions s$e 'pre
.sentedtp millionaires f.ar. iiipref often
than to . others. rrh ey are ..rn.ore
likely to gain by "the uhearne irt-
! crerheh'f." ' Tftef 'can "afford tdpay
f dr ' t fre'" very best 'Service;'' Wnd they
Can artd do secure ""agents-1 :bf:jgreat
ability and integritj'. Such agdnts
- can as easily make saf e" in vestmerfts
-in the West at ieight . per.cen t. as in
the .East : at , five per .icent.- . .Small
.capjtpliss .mjut kee.p.tbcir inoney at
home, because rthey. jCinnptf.;-wat.ch
over disiant.inyestiiientspr afford to
employ" local ' agent's These, adj
'aages iiibft than corn peri sate: for
tfee lower irate oi fhterestHich ferge
capitalists oftlen have tdi Accept ' on
borne iayestments iq consequence' of
t;bei;'rapid-iaccumlattoi)s:.--:,'!-i-.o.--i'
: Thus, we see. that in the labt twenty
. y ears.. while ;rates;vof . interest : haye
been constantlw-dclinLng ,in .America
vSst". fortunes have . increased more
rapidly than ever before. Several
nob-'speculative .estates have -increased
five-fold in less than ifb'rty
years. Interest is now very low ;
but, adding to interest the steady 'far
crement of city lands, an addition of
at least four per cent, per annum, at
imipound interest, inay be counted
upn.-for .- these great: estates.. "At
that ratej. a present fortune of $200,-
.000,000 would ipecome a Jblilion
($1,000,00000), in . less, than: forty
years, Fihanpial conditions remain-;
fng Unchanged, the American bil-
Itonaire might reasonably be lobkadi
for within that time and " several bil-i
lionaires might be expected1 withinj
sixty years. s-- j
A CJRE FOR CROUP.
rSimyl Bemedjr fort .th Terriblft Affiidtiort
... Divereri.'in.ffrAnte,. :. : :: j
V'-Severalpapeirs bf, Patls- have pub-;
iisbed that Dr.; Laugardierf e of Tou-
loe had; atsdaffereht : .-times'"' experi-i
melted ithi $ttecfiss wih a new treat-:
l meat, of, sujre efficiency for. the cures
of that.-,--teftibje ..disease thi icroup
Th .n e, , reatrgent ccmsis th e
use oi buipnur. . jjr iugaraierre
'narr.ates. tlius 'his first experimept. .
x canea i-ot some sujpnur pow-
der, took a tablesbbri'f ul or' ' it,!
which -I diluietPsj-Ctaterj;
ordering to drrnk one tablespbofui
u6t lhevrnixfHire' eveiY'hou snaking it;
!befbfe! trsTrigl'et'tfay thVchitd wis.;
better lNew- sboti o n : f o r - thfe 1 ! ne'x t;
-day. - f:The tdti&mng) ida-thfe ehtTdl
-:WS: curecbf? 5Ehe -ojslyjhfchgAleft wasi
ar iooSfeiCPoghjiiwbiGhvI attributed tol
.the,;fal$e eajra9ss circulating, in!
rtne.,traciifjai; artery. , i Asking-; lithe
; parents tp7 saveit for. roe m -case,, the
'days lafer.'aV pd'eh fit of cpaighihgj
cnuu snouiu exDectorate tnem- twi
pieces -thef'sizei'otia'1arge''b
brought to me." .-ix-c iit-m?. .
After that-aeifte,IThe doctor ob-
tained sevetaltfeefs; buf-'ntme nroes
cony0jciagthati tbe'TfottowirignM
,ony4i$tte,firIn;waj5 4yaag neither;
cry. n.or ;.the J.sTscQdmcoiildr.Hcqme;
I frprp s tb.-iaryn ; .ltth, , pimples ,qfi
twehtv;
smetres;bff:''": - nu" j
"if TiiiPd&dtdi Tiad:;'sefc:u!red a pYobei
-cfnsbfflate ftr:te Of 'silve?4nto:trrei
larynx. Theacentsbpposfid ha,
but consetitecto--aarra-ke the child!
.&wa?l loSv-ibrfsuiphetGeS p'otioh dtrf-1
liBg-feer&ig-hjyi nsrfdw) 7bc-rv-.:,v:i
-3t'-Ap the;nexfcjday fhes ehildi-whiehj
L,adj CQnideedafolpst, x&LSa$8s&Sr
tajti-th Vjpice was restoxf iir he ;
eufed
:cThe
.Pmrnu
igmQUrO & bT0tbd:5nm'fh5 i"m8r't"-1
-a'nce'to mtF&&'U neutgelfttSf - aser-1
ous and immediate -afnraftbfl?"'afia ;
it is forthe ACSlllSiryof Medicine to i
Down in Dixie liafirii -T-r:- S3c.-
84. ttv .r... .... z6u?Z3rAo tt
lb "Thefce is a. singular . race of peo
ple in Suth Carolina called tteg Reti
bones," said Siwrtcr Wade Hamp
tdopJa fThsaEnsgMt.oaa uriShown.
5ex-
fr:sq
ttioro5h
k6wirp
SVQ 113
S 1 i -BS
mifedi
:
I ' TiT
neacl "ahd''ch'eeics:" her ". wheeziojari
oreatnmg couia De nearq, at
,R?,Hpn as r cntjnryea..,a;upg jtfiat i
aayV and; the next "the 'J child' wai
the foot of the moun-
taf"8. land
late with snone out
thf Hbwn
e. They are aprpjia
ited people.! EasteMs
among : them.' SUfy
If
visit the watering plaits
mo
tajA. resorts, but MLiM
:eep by tnemseiver.
"When thevear broke out several ot
bemedlah-Hamp
nqpf emr if TfSion reacneu
. i i i i
thefrr was a great outrcry
tlements at
IrevgtntamfSeoTT $i 45 per bbl. of 280J
from othTT'Statesi, becapse we had
enlisted negroes. ... They did not re
5emWtMgfEicaft tip. the last; ex
cept iij cses)T where Africans had
airilitatoaithfIn6ia1is. u "'
c;"Th.is intermixture rwhich;is com
"Mdn 'm'the' (arolinas mar
velous resu'ft'lt'life'ifee'ynk'Sut
xi thehateot-the Afrkan,-sfraightens
i.his rfeaturesjr andjuimprovesb hltavin
every way excei tm jumper-. hrThese
Afro-Indo people., are devils when
afbused:" !';; - M'!H ;v" .,' r
i!i ' f ESTlNiG?TOW"LtMBrl
Ijbiqie enfj39f?rte4; iBejftprted to
Oil;
pati eri tsn at s th e--. -tin irersi ty
Hospital received injections yester
.terday; oj. Jopli's.. lyniph, and all of
'tnem wef e reDbtted' last ' evenipg as
beitig cbee'fM trid i'fi :gb6d.c6nditi6n.
Nd'"-fUnTaVcaMe8fsyiMdms haveTas
yet -"been1-; detd6fe-d B?fif . bf ;the
members of the University 'Cbrnr-'missibn-i-i
tnithe. . patfebtsi fnocuf
.lted. ryy;:c :-v.- -;;. h-tii-v.--. rik-: I
i:&&sW&9 MrtAflgP ey, has.-in pcul
lated aatient ,in:an eajjy.stag rpf
consumption, at the f . dmii&fecatipri
home of the Episcopal City Mission
No. 411 Spruce street,- who makes a
i.very good ease Torrthe: study of the
lymph's. effectsV Ail ofthe doctors
using ; the : lymph are- moving very
cautiously to. avoid." the fatalities
from; .jts rrappipation ;rthat :rhaye
ocpjujed.::in , New !:. Yorktnd., Berr
lin". ; . . .. 1
PERdfSfAL.;'
; .Robert Dale Owen-is to bebon-l
-qred wish a $30,000 statue on the Smith--.s.oriian.
grounds, in. Washington,- -,
:. Sir John Pope. Hennessy, whoris
now playing a prominent part in. Irish
politics, is the original of Anthony
TTollopesicharadter of "Phineai Ftnnf
the Irish-member, n. . -
-Zoe Gayton; -a Sari Franclseq
woman, ,is walking acrossthe continent
ior a. purse ot $1 a mily.providing .h4
Walks'more than fifteen miles a . day. ; She
; fn' Nevada, about 160r miles ahead of
time. . :r' :' -: : i
Vincent Scully, the defeated-Parr
nellite.candidate for; Nprth Kilkenny, is!
well known In Chicago, and is a relative
of BiHy".ScuHy, who has acquired : ho
teiriety as the- "Irish :: landlord of' Tili4
iGQlS.". yL: ' -:i !
LadvElarencer 'Dixie, 'the Lbn-j
don "blue," is mp?ct tiwi pPtiHrt-v Sj&
,js the rage. She has a head likea hand4
some bby,! and'' wears her riair'cropped
short. and: ' banged-i-abbut her forehead
and ears,; i ; ; . . , .: ... -: ; , ;
. v Mtsl Elizabeth ; Hoilenbeckif!
Los; ngles, CaL wido w pf . Joe. , Hollen-i
beck deceasedhasjiist deeded in trut
about' tftSOpOO Wbrth bf ' property to
found-a home lor indigent -womeii arid
homeless children. '. :: r .
Here is-oegd receipe from
Mme - ;Mpdie$kaiGAibQ inever- allows
herself the luxury-of - getting angry. "I
can't afford ta get adgrvi" he -'explains
A woman at -my;,, time of life must
econpmize.rher emotions .and her nerves
if she wants' tb hold the remnants of her
youth and beastly" ' - :" r '- I
- 'UGbi.- "Richard1 Dale bf Philddel-I
:phia is tfee possessor Of the;fewori : pre
sfeWted to John Paul Jones ; by: Louis
liVL and. many ot Jones' - letters and
other. "relics. " Col. Daie is the. grandson,
:ofrCommodbre;Dal:'"Whb was Jones'
rst 'lieutenant1 ih'the action betweerr-thei
eon jaDnajne.mcnura ana aerapis, -
'-, .Readthe following; Mr. !.x, H; Mtir4
,ris Newark, Ark., savs:'.; "Was. 'down!
wjth Abscess i' of "Lungs, arid; friends . arid;
jj" an.iiii3 piLiijum;cu me an mcurauie;
Consumptrv. iBegari taking Dr; King's
N.eiw,';l)iScoveTy for. Gonautnptioji," am:
now on my third pottle,, a.ad able: to!
oversee the work on niy farm." It is the'
finest medicine ever made? ' ; " : j '
; ' Jessei -Midlewarti - Decatiir1, 1 0hio,i
&yg;i-:j"Hkd itti?dt-ftee'n for Ur- 'Kifig's;
Ne Di&xiveirv f or Conguhi'otion I would:
-tiavevdied liurig Troubles. '' Was given?
; up byrf 'dbctef s 5 1 Ari 'iibw' 1 in --Ijest of!
-heahhl''; --Try ItP. Sarfiple bbttles;free 'at
Raiail DtugStdrei
j Health seekers should gottr Spark-j
bag ;c.CatawbaL-:- Springs:z:o Beautifullyj
Ifiicatedr, iaarlCatawbaf county; 1000 i feet;
abOfve: sea-level,' at. the fodt.ofnthe Bine!
;Ridge, mbnixtams.' Scenery magnificent.!
Waters rposseds i medicinal properties;: of;
ftiiijlbighest': rder-rrBoaidaHortlv.'IOJOO!
per montnidiactert4senven;t:mthS:
ipapsricaad.owrijjB Dr, BisOtdEBioIt &
iSda3 ; iM'cqarietiorfe if orh -:riescrrpl i sre pam-i
o r : ilia 40 1 b d ay s
-i7o sfH.'s iio tiRn?3rwja ?y: ; i
EERS
:vj-m
!bb.
ma o
jQR. MILES' HlT-TrjTPTi-
Dr. Miles' Blood PurifirSJjre"i!Ofl iaiiiaaW
Dr. Mjles' Nervipe, . r. . rr
-sicorSMUlfiS'ifcifieiJ sia snolio: oriT
dec 24 It .irtusrms n i rTrsHi
BAH
loa-spg --fuo sin
wmciAL- j
1 Ij 5
Oil MARKET.
STI U OFFICE. Dec. 31.
S3
tITS TURPENTINE Market
354 cents per gallon.
Sales
later at 35 cents.
Good Strained. .
IbsvwitH Sales '&i i$Wtkffii. :U ''"
.rGRlDEifRPENTINKDistlllers
qcote themarketi firmf at $1 i 9ft for Vif
giaivramfc iYellow ipnandr f$l fbr
Hard.; -.cu,.-. .uy,... i.'xrv .-.' 1 I
CpTpN-irmjQuotaons at thje"
Produce Exchange were-:- , ,
'v.- . . J nl in fK
Ordinary..., ys -; vLa V r
Low Middling. it. . . S-10
MLddingr ?M . ; : r
Good Middllrig. . . 9Ji s
A
Cotton. ... . . . . . ....
Spirits Turpentine: .
Tar . . . -' ii- n
Crude Turpentine. . .
, , 81, balds
ir 60 casks
'217 bb
128 bb
24 bb
COTTON AND NAVAL STOHEq
MOJSTTHI4". STATEMENT.
'"' r RECEIPTS,
' For tfie nidfltii of Dec. 1880.
CftUn.
18,979
1 1 z.SAOritrii " vJtotiH. ' - Tar.
5,167 . .26,221 8,389
! I-ltfjCKlIS.
, For th: forfhjpf Dc,-1889-StiriU.
Mosin. Tar.
5,166 32.T0S - 7,250
Cotttu.
4,062
Crttdk
" ' 1.8
-&X-PORT9;"-
, For mpnth of , IJrc. . 1890. .. :
' dtten.' 3jirit. ' Rtsin. Tmr.
Crudh
DwnwrtM.,. : 1.666, r l99 :t4Sa:o -4,45a
096
8,774
4.405 52,M1
612
if
10,430
J-
C,2C4 58,997 ,
5,062
' ' EXPORTS.
For: month, of Dec-1889. : :
Ctttoa. Spirits, Rtsin. . Tar.
-1,790 : 8,639 32 8,394'
CrtUA.
Domestic.
Fortign . .
. 28,105 2v54. 27,082 - i0Q
'. :. .'-'- -. - - - - l. - x,
. 54,895
4.893 ... 27,408 . 4,4(4 ; 1
STOCKS. ,
Aahor knd Afloat, Jkn. : 1, 1891
' ' " ' ' "":AsAore.
2,752
rr, ;,1314
A float.
3,923
68
, .3;S96
455 0
Tdta
Cotton. .
Spirit. .
Rosin. . .
Tar..".
Crude, . .
81,818
20!97T
:,2f
-, STOCKS..' : ., -. .:,,
' Ashore and Afloat, Jan. 1,. 1890.
Spirits. Resin. 'Tar.
5,965 . . ; 45477 5,788,
Cotfon.
. 9,777 .
CrudA
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
. iBj Telegraph to the Morning Star,
' .Financial-,
: Mew York, Dec. 31. Evenintt i
Sterling exchange quiet and firmer at 480,
484. Moxiey-closeat 38 per cent.;
closing offered at 3, . Government se
curities dull but steady; four per centl
122 lour and a hall per cents 103 1;
State securities dull and featureless
North Carolina sixes 118;. fours 98.
Commercial. ,
1 New York. ' Dec. 31. Evenine. !
Gbttoanqaiec sales:tJ-aay of 174 besj
middling upends 9 5-J6 cents.;mida!Ritg
Orleans 9 cents; net receipts ten
day at all United States ports 41,757
bales; exports to -Great' Britain 1Q.489
bales; exports to France bales; ex
ports to the Continent 22,401 bales;
stock at iff United States ports 885.
799 bales. '
i Cotton Net receipts 1,819 bales; gross
receipts. 6,341 bales. Futures closed bare
ly steady; sales to-day of 145,8001aies at
the following quotations: lanuaryJ9.03
9.04c; February 9.159.16c; March 9.26
9.27c; April - 9.409.41c; May 9.51
9.52c; June :609v61c; July and August
9.709.7rc-SeTTe-mb-eT"rfJ47gi9.55c.
. : Southern flour more activeand firmeri
Wheat Me up and qulet; No.2red $t03M
at cicvator ant 5i ui anoai; opuonq
advanced M.c, closing firm on': moderate"
: receipt ,;West, . and covering by shorts j
January $1,05M; February ftl 05M: May
$106.' Corn c higher and dull;
with hteTing5rNo."5r5nic.
at elevator ami 60603c afloat; un
graded mixed 5760c; steamer
mixed 5 59Ke; options advanced
1&C-reacr,ed; Kc. . clpsing -steady
Oh dull' trade;" January 59)59c,olos
Trrg S9cr Miy 59 c,r closing at 59c.
tJais signer, ntmana- rnotlerateiy active
options stronger and more active; Janu
ary 50c; Februaxy JOU-Mav 51 c No,
2 white, February. ltaSlc: snoti
price's: No: 3. red '4c;' do. "white 48 i
49d; NO- 'ty 49 mc; mixed Western
48flc; White do: j5056c Coffee -op
tions opened , fai rly : steady and 10 to 20
points down;, closed steady and 5 to 10
points up, witn Detter cables , and quiet;
January $10 0o10 25; February $15 65
15 8fc -spot Rib firm and quiet;" fair
.cargoes 19Jc; No.; 7, 17c. Sugar raw
qvuet ana steaayiretine.aquaetand steady
plasses'fofeign nominal- New. Qrleans!
dtillbut steady; common to fancy 30
35c. Riceqiec an65 stead yi' Petroleum
quiet and steady; refined at aH-oOrts
$7 35. Cotton ed jj quiet and firm;
crude, off grade, 2t24c . Rosin dull
but steady; strained," common to gpod,
; 1 42 147.; Spi rits turpentm e 'quiet
anQL easy ;at 4a4Bc - Wool qdiet
ana weaK; aomestic neeoB.3237ci pulled
-soooc; xexas i4q.4 rorkj quiet
tseel steady, quiet .and , weak; middles
quiet and weak. taVd" higher and strbne;
Western steam $6 2S;oity $5 70; options
January -6; :26.;: (February- $6 .37; : May
$6 70; refined stronger: Continent $6 lbi
tuv qyiouifi mrica,. iu., , freights
to :Oveirpb61 steaayf : cBtton' : 5-32d;
grain 3d. .1 .;"
iiicAoo. ier.t.asli quotationsv
changed. Wheat N,oi;a-oFinrVa
Z cu i tmijiic, 5orn JN o.;
-".v Wilts IN O. 'A, l(millaC.
$5 87i3iS&6tiribYkles --fA 804 nn.
. eii rJm i 1 . 1 I llll IIIN
&mPi&. shpuldefs $4;54i 35r Short1
Smt j Whjskey Jl; 14J
,rjluc ieauing,.iuiures ranged as tpllows
'-penfngrrrighestana cfesirigi"1 Whekt
Detembrbafid;Tahuay 8r W,
xvo. a, UecerrxhetandJanuarv 49. 49 W.
49c; May 52, 52,., ,.QatSr-i
No. 2, December andVapuary 4lT Ili
ifciiJOTwijecernBier.'T3S-; talis 02a i jr,- a-
t - . : '
. 1150. 1.1 T or1 iaa1v
fWesS. 52 'SHbrt rfbs rr4'00 i
lbs janaary5:1 5 16j S liMayi 75,
Baltimore, DeG&Ftoura-farfv
JSi r.u t? qcaM,q2;!ngbejfry
wsnsi uz; westertt". firm,; JNQ 2T winter
-reo'OH spot-anDfeeetfiber1 975? Corn
ikjioiithemifirmanaibfhe whitj47
58c; yellow 54K8kSo f r tnRTihnrf:
M M 11
1 II
m m
HspS
IdoTl at
By Telegrmph to tba Mornlnc Star.
net receipts -4,7frt bales; Norfolk
SritiW- 8W-recenpl,:-DaleS:
WMM&$9-A& rece'Pts
1,500 bales: . Phnadelphia, t quiet and
eadyar9-8&fifieT lM-es;
iSb&t'ohJ '. jfirhv'at 9c netreeis pt Q7 i
ijCfiGeiptsaol balea; Mobile
firm at8jc net; receipts 2.79" bajpg-
2,033 baTgi,Augista,iirin, at 9c net re
ceipts 337 resChar4estpnf firm at 9UC
nci reueinis Ji.za-Daies.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
!0r. ri!
cotton
rVmerican
oa4jales",'5Bf wbftch wre Am'frirtn-
jiorspjeewlatiojwsandruBaport L0D0 bales
SmxWi es.Pl Wljich .-8.200
were American -
' f n'tu's7' 'afYd " steadVr ' Ja;ri uarv
al February ti efivfery-'S' 9-G4d February
;arrd!rrtorelt deliverv 5.13--.64d: .Mnnrir nH
oAwPjwrv,-ft,7rp46 - W-J44; .April
"r -lifr ,veiy, o,i..ttfj; . May and
1 J tifelivery it 4d;jr)un'e a'h'd July.
;'dtrfi'5':24U37ii84a; Tu-Vv ana Au-
obgust delIrery.f5'2Sd. ' ; ,
.(..endefS-.paks .newidocket. ,
(. . Sales Jot. the .Keek , 33,000 bales, of
- whicfi"'26,.rjpt bales' " were 'American
'sipe'ctllatdf's 'tbbk ' 2.S00 bates; exporters'
took lJI00balesr' forwarded from shipi'
,-side- direQt-,tp,'srtners .58,000; actual ei-
L.ifi .WW uciica, t-wi.cn iu,uw: A racri-
rcart rT10b36Al:'tB'r;af ' aflfoat- aas.ooo
AmeTiaii'i325,0Oebdles.,;
hMfm9- buyer;
r Tanuarv and Fe.nruarv 5 9-fi4rl hin.r-
1 brii lShW -''IVtSf htt ' 5 '1 3-G4d', buyer!
if-'MSrch'aWif ApriVolTd', buyer; Arrril
;3nOK.KLayY;d&2U-oal-ti4sl; May and
? June ri.24d,rSfiaie,rriJufw.;apd. July 5
ae-04d, seUQr; July and ..August ,r 28-
28-64d, sever; Jul.y and .Augue
64d:'senen August and Sebtembcr r 2r-
'fof; e'l Futures' 11 fcV(fs6a qufet but
steady,'--" f'fjrf '"'j--'
ids
Give me an -ounce n, rivir onnH
2tiot he ca rv.' 6 s Veeteh "m v i m aci n a 1 1 o n . "
latid a'Sefft XBotJtle-br Salvatron Oil to
itui-e riiy hbrsesa'me foot.
1 i-jfiHaving.-nsed iDo Buli's Cough Syrup
sip ;my; ftalyras,wel,as:ered my sell of
ta.yry peaYjrcoio, witn.jt,,! nave.no lies
'ltatioh in pronouncing it 'he best reme
! d fcr cOughi'dnd c61dsr " '
yii vs GEORGKXRK PATRICK,
!v-t.Tii .- v.--..ri lb...-. Richmond, Ind.
NOTHING SUC CEEDfa
LlKK SUCCESS.
-r Tht reason . RADA .'.
MICROBE JCILLER i. t .
crost wonderful medicine,
betanse it 1laS never failed in
any instance, no matter wh.n
the disease, from LEl'KOSY
to the simplest disease know,
to the human sysjom.
, . The scientific unen of to-d..
-claim and prove that every
disease m
CAUSED ; BY : 'MICROBES,
Radam'S i Microbe Killer
fixterniinates the Microbes and drives them out of the
system, andncfaea that is done you cannot have m
cbeorpain. No matter what the disease, wb-iJ ciJ
Simple case Ol Malaria. Fever or a combination of ('.:
:eases,-e ctrre them all at the same time, as we tn at a
diseases constitutionally.
(j.
Xsthma, ConniBr(ioti, Catarrh, Ilrou
Vbfii tlliuthalfsni, Kidney mil
LtTer Dlseano, clFflis' and Fevr, Tc
' iiiale Trbtible; In all !( form, nnd,
' In ract,'eveTy J5lneap k do-m o ii " :
. - - -- -it -"
Human SfMiem.
Beware of Fraudulent Imitations !
rr. ; :f, i- v :
See that our TradeMark (same as abov e) ar pe.u
pneacb jm..; :; : :
Send for book "History of
d for book "History of the Microbe Ki.Ui,
(ryen away V . r jj
R. R. BELLAMY,
Druggist, Wilroirptnn, N. C .
.ilj ....: Sole. Arm-
i.-.'i-;f-:r. ;
jan 11 D&W 1V
'Vt( if- h
? nrrr.
SU til
.Toeattoy beftlt!i.pjieNboaId have rejf
wlar evacjrsrtlona eTrr twftntjr o1'
boars. Tbe evils, botb.mfntaL and
pujaicai, resHiiiujriroai
HABI I UAL TIPATION
re many ana eriona.
f tibto. comnafc jtroabl, '
Pills hT araanl a populi
For tbe cars
Tatt'sXlvsr
Jlelsd. EisfrAUtly su-ar ooatsd.
S0LB' Ey,EB.Y WHEBE.
ro eraanea a popularity aupar
jac21 D&
'ixt'lh sat
Liouor Habit.
0HMNES uOLDtll SKfcLlrJL
Ttfan he o-l vnn In r!ofTftfit&
a. rr In articles Of food,
without th krmwledire of natient if necessary.
moderate dri nicer or an alcohol ic wreck .IT Njv
3EK PAIIAaVltibrjefKMas.'! akin Ulth-bi
certainty that the patient undergoes no incon-
effected. 7 8 page book tree. To be bad of
,.,;;: JOIt1JHtfHAI!fclN;aupV
octl7D&Wly satutb Wilmineton. N, C.
GET WEEESW WELL
t mm Ksam Jf waii. MAWtrnnriff r f
cliUtvc MetAQdMotWiatJJi. 8w C JW
i l Hi t i 1 1 1 i hi i fa fmaifekr'frea for a
Ud.Ume) can Car
BI JLKllCaXi CO., iivjfalo, M. X., ana ok
feb IS D&W
""tn th sat
nanci-W3liflkarHalli
cured at home with-
h H UcSar?setPr StsJE.
r Atlanta; faa;.. OIlW yhitehall HV.
M!rUfsoo4EheSet lSet Cut)ry'Tn
steady and in fair demand, j
,mRldllh5'3,-I6d.,Li,Saie's,td.
mm
' ' f
1 1I tirww