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S AT BX2S. . -a, JULY II 1989.
, .;" BICR. AHD CAT.
tke gmk battl of 1888 has be
gut' Id arnean The way the
Democratic army begaa their fight
waafaatrikiog contrast with the
ts&tlaona manner of the Bepublfcaa
chieAaina. The Democratic lead
erj etarted la cheerfully, confident
ly and harraonionsly. Unlike their
enemy, they were aa a unit.
Tha Uational Campaign Comit
teea havo been organised. Neither
Osott nor Wallace could accept the
Chairaaashrp of the Ie xocratic
Committee, and Galrin S. Br fee, of
Ohio, vaa placed in nomination by
CoL Scott, and unanimously elect
t tif,-Mr, Brice ,1a the personal and
political friend of JuCJ Thnrman.
IT ia a man of great execatire
ability, and his acceptance of the
position fires universal satisfaction
. to bis party. Although a citizen of
Ohio,1 hi home is really in New
York where he has great influence
with the leadrng business men of
' tie country.
Senator Matt 8. Qaay, of Peon
sjlranht Is the Chairman of the
'iLepobftca Campaign Committee.
n1 "belongs to the Tennsylraaia
chool of politics, which teaches the
rules of "Addition,. Division and
Silence." His family crest bean
the motto, -Don't talk." "It is
said that he has a political eon
. science as large as Biix Cms
Duut-IB when It is in roil opera
tloni'
VH- mn&tbe conceded that boih
'Chairmen are well suited for the
work expected of them by their
friends, , If they succeed in carry
Ing their respective States Oleve
land will be elected. -
TOE TAX ON FBTJIT BRANDY.
Ia the House on Tuesday last
when the internal revenue, clause
of the Mills bill was under discus
sion Mr, Simmons made the follow
ing remarks:
.Mr. BuatOMS. Mr. Chairman,
mv absence when the amendment
eJared by my colleague Mr. John-
stonjior we repeal oi me internal
revenue system - was under con
sideration, is my excuse for now
troubling ithe House with some
general remarks upon the subject
cf that amendment. 1
lam, as I said in the course of
jay remarks submitted to this House
daring the month of May, in favor
c f tr.a total repeal of every part an d
p irl of that, odious system, and
s ) are the people or tne state which
I ia part represent here. ; But
.iioua as I am for the repeal of the
ejsts-z and the removal of the. re
sirlctions which it. imposes upon
the liberty1 of the individual citi
zaa and npoa the comnrtrce of the
cointry, I recognize the fact, as do
r--"y other gentlemen on this side
' vi House, whtf. agree with me
i . vuLing Its abrogation,' 'that
C2ier present financial conditions
i ts repeal at this time is not only
lr practicable but out of the qaes
It must be manifest to every
i should the Government sur
!:r the 1120,000)00 annually
;red from, this source, with an
- -1 enrplaa of less than 170,000,
, Here would be a deficit in the
; --iry at the end of the present
al year of fully $50,000,000. ?
Cf conrse no party respnsible for
i 1 ;is!atioh of the country can
r erected deliberately to provide
r a ('rfcit of such proportions, or
r ' 1 1 - Til enactment to invite
-'ifi.-r-witer.''' But worse than
FjFtem 6honl4 be totally
! tlx re would be no room, j
evea to tie extent of a iz2j for
ltd reduction cf the extravagantly
ken, and c r; st ti bo Imposed
by Tkiooa and iaeqoiuUe tariff
Lira upon th necessarie of life
consumed ia every household in the
land. When it coaea to me, as it
has now cotae to me, to choose be
tween eheap whisky and cheaper
food and clothe foe the masse of
the people f which also means larger '
UAMfnffaiajil KAftAst awl iMaHAn J a f
not morality, lamsnuy, and sound
policy require that I sheald make
ehoiee in favor of the latter t f Ap
planse on the Democratic aide. , 1 3
ja so chcKKing, the Demoexatio
party doea -cot abate one iota its
opposition to the internal revenue
system nor its fixed ' determination
to release the people from its opera
tion at toe earliest possible me-
I am satiafled when- the people
have come to naderstand that this
biQ removes 124.000,000, of ttbe
130,000,000 of taxes, now levied
npoa tobacco, that u repeals tne
the license taxes, and that it great
modifies -the machinery .of the
system, . effectually ' providing
against many of the vexations and
annoyances which have heretofore
marked its eoiorcemeot, they will
accept, if not with satisfaction, at
east with good grace the step
hich it makes In the direction of
the repeal of the whole' system.
Applause on the Democratic side.
1'hey will accept it aa aa earnest on
the part of the Democratic party
tnat they win repeal tne wnoie sys
tem when the opporrnnity offers.
From the Kepnbucans we bavo
nothing to expect. That party
not only inaugurated this Rjstoia
of taxation, alter a disuse ot more
than forty years, but has daring
the entire period of its supremacy
in this country, maintained it, with
certain exceptions, in favor of
capital, banks, manufacturers, and
insurance companies.
It the platform of that party.
recently adopted at Chicago, upon
this subiectis striDDea of its dis
guise and Bnbjeeted to a fair and
honest interpretation it will be
found to be a declaration against
the repeal of this system, as well
as declaration in favor of high tarifl
taxation. Fairly interpreted that
platlorm means that tne tax npon
whisky will never be surrendered
so long as that party ean prevent
it, and then only as a last resort to
preserve its unholy system of pro
tective taxes.
Cere the hammer fell.
On motion of Mr. McMillln, Mr.
Bimmons was allowed to proceed
five minntes longer.
Mr. Bixxows. The reasons which
exist and which have been urged
with such overpowering force by
the Ways and Means Committee
against tne total repeal of tne in
ten' revenue system - cannot,
taint, wita justice, be urged
against the amendment of the gen
tleman from irgiaia Mr. Wise
to remove the tax from cigars
cigarettes, and cheroots, nor
against the amendment of the
gentleman from Pennsylvania I Mr
Sowden for the repeal of t be tax
upon fruit brandy.
The revenue at present received
by the Government from the taxes
imposed upon the articles covered
by these amendments amounts to
but littlebver $7,000,000 per an
num. That is a comparatively
small amount, and l bei.eve it can
be surrendered withont inconven
ience to the Government or per
ceptibly interfering with the Demo
cratlc policy of reducing taxes upon
necessaries.
I have been surprised at some of
the arguments advanced on both
sides oi this House against these
two amendments. . Certain gentle
men of the Ways and Means Com
m it tee tea ns tnat tnere is no way
of distinguishing between whisky
and brandy, and if the tax Is retain
ed npon the one and removed from
the other frauds; will be rife and the
whole system demoralized. I think
the gentlemen underrate the deli
cate taste of onr deputy internal
revenue ' collectors. 1 .With,the
system ff detectives, espionage, and
surveillance which the Government
employs in this system I .can not
believe that the frand of substitut
ing whisky for brandy one: which
will proye too formidable for the
Government.' If there iSnoscien-i
tlfie - teat :t and . in y. friend . from
Tennessee says there is none) for
detecting the adulteration of whisky
with brandv we - may with good
reason hope, tf the, amendment of
my mend from Pennsylvania pre
vails, inventive genins will i be
stimulated and one will in due time
be doeotereiw';; . :,-r'.''
SThe opposition of our Republican
friends to the repeal of the tax on
cigars and cigarettes ts the same old
argument whictf wei have been
accustomed .'to' hear ; irom them
daring the last two months.;-KiT'
t -The gentleman fromvNeW lork
Mr. ParquharJ informs the House
if these taxes. re repealed ft Will
ruin ceitain large ' factories, in his
Stater and thrdw their employes out
of work. How much Sameness there
is in the argaments of these gentle
men, H we propose to reduce the
taxes on imports they tell us itwill
rui the "mdnstries concerned. If
wefroiose: to redace "direct taxes
axe arila threatened ' with
ciasiiusa. Do the gentlemen
mean to say that high taxes beget
prosperity! Do they mean to say
that every in J as try mast be fostered
by taxing its product! , ;
I have no doubt the lareer manu
facture of cigars and cigarettes are
baae&te ty this tax and that thev
are loath to give up this advantage.
The great whisky rings of the West
are likewise, ne doubt, benefited by
Keeping too tax upon the poor man s
orchard and suppress: nr the com-:
petition - which would be the result
of the distillation of the fruits of
those, orchards, but neither the
small manufacturers of cigars and
cigarettes aor the producer of the
weed out of which (bey are made,
nor the poor man who owns, an
orchard in the districts of my col
leagues and myself are benefited by
tneae taxes. .u i.v---
Let as be done with arguing 'tin
favor of these millionaire manufact
urers and these great whiaky rings
and combinations, sad let as do for
once some sett of Justice to 1 the
small dealers, who are neither able
nor disposed to combine into unlaw
ful trusts or to influence legislation
for the advancement of,their selfish
interests. - -i-v --
I hope both the amendment for
the repeal of the tax .on cigars, etc.
and the amendment for the removal
of taxes on fruit brandies will pre
vail.
WHAT AH I TO DO I
Tha raptonu of blliouuiAaa ara on
happily feat too wall known. Tbey dlf
fer in diffarvnt in4iTidaata to aoma ax
tent. A billout maa to aaldom a braak
fact aatar. Too frequently, ataa, ha baa
an axoalleat appatita (or liquids bat
none for aolidi ef t moraine Hia
tongua will hardly bear inipaotioa at
any tuna; ii it is not wbita and f nrred
it ia rough, at all events.
The digwtiva lyatam ia wholly oat of
order and Diarrhoea or Uonatipation
mar be a irmptom or tha two may al
tsrnate. There are often hemorrhoid
or even loea of blood. There may be
giddlnesa and often headache and acid
ity or flatulence and tenderness in the
pit o( the stomach. To correct all this
if not effect a cure try Ortmy$ Auautt
Flower, it costs but a trifle and thou
sands attest its efficacy
The "Long Armed Law."
An English journal recently print-
this item:
"In 8S8 the Church of England
leased to the crown a piece of land
for 099 years, or on what is termed
a perpetual lease. The time has
expired, end now the property
reverts to the church. Here is a
document in force, made away back
in the days of Jilng Alfred, com
passing a millennium, less one year,
and now, after this long period, the
occupants must vacate."
What a long arm the law has!
Many people speak unthinkingly of
"the majesty of the law.'' without
realizing what that standard phrase
means.'. It is only on learning some
such 'impressive tact as the one
given above, that tha full signiflc
ance of the power and tenacity of
tne law are Hashed in upon them
THKIH BUSINESS BOOMINU.
Probably no one thins baa caused
such a general revival of trade at B. N.
Duffy 'a druiC store as their giving away
to their customers of so manv free trial
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery1 for
uonsumpuon. xneir trade is simply
enormous in this Very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. (Jougha, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup-, anrajl
throat and lung diseases qalcklv cured
You can test it before buying by getting
a trial ootuo irea, large size si. Every
bottle warranted. For sale, wholesale
and retail, at B. N. Duffy v drug store.
The Best Purifier Hade
Damihcttr. Sa. J una aa. DMT.
I have sofTerad with Catarrh for about four
Eeari. and after oatng four bottles of Botanic
lood Balm I had my I eaaral health petti;
Improved, and If I oonld kes out of the bad
weather I would be cured,
bt st partner made.
loeiMveitU the
VtrrrespeetfnU,
U w. Thoxpsox.
HOWITUU4.
PalaTka. vU- Vmsi. mar
We hava bean seUlaf B. B. B. for two Tears,
and ithas always given satiafacUoa in every
' " Lowbt a 8Ti.BR, Dracgiata.
ror1 sale in New Berne at ihadrus
rarea oi a. a. may ana .. ft.
aieadowa. , 'may
Assignees Sale;
In punuan'ca of a deei ei assignrnent
made by D" Bros; to us as trustees, we
snau proceed to sell u pnbiio auction,
at their "store on Craven -atraat. ia tw.
city ef New Berne on Wednesday, the
15th day of August, 1888. at 13 m., nn-
ess sooner aispowa pr, ue
Entire Stock of Oboiis
Contaiaed ia said store. Store Fixtures,
Desk. and one Marvin Safa.- .-.!
I Si acres of land on .Broad creek.' ia
ramuco county, together with the
ateam saw-mui with SO, horse power
engine, return tuDaiar.Douer, and all
necessary equipments fas, a saw-mill
Ca pacity 20,000 feet net dav. a
dwelling house; s tors. house and ware.
nouse on said lot. , j J t t
. One lot of.land in Morehead City, "No.
4, square 4, r.r4;'-,A -smtm
One office building in the city cf New
Berne, on -the east aide oi Craven street,
near cotton platform. , -.
'- The lieht draosht Ttejuehirnr mnA
freight steamer Carolina, 83 tons regis
ter, carrying easily 100 bales of cotton;
stern wheel , chain gearing. Machinery
anu nun in gooa OTaer. : v, . .
-One 13 horse power Eclipse engine. ,-'
we
-vBo warebouee at Bell's terry; -;
One flat at Bell Ferrv, " , '
One horse and dray. J" ?-i
Termi Cash.. -r. 'V.: "v' '"
W. D. Watties."
- Josian ExuM, -
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Absolutely Pure
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flia vovdar htm wm. k mtrrt it
Pomv.uraoiUk. ul ilio)HOBMt. M
aMmleakuaUimiBarrinda.i4
ot m told ia oompauuoa wit tMBUOiM
I low tost, short wlf bt,lam or aoaptwi
ovdor. Bold only U sua. HoiAb Baki
r0O-lU Wil-iU. V. OTU-lTW
Tor aala in Ncwbwa by Alex. IIUIm.
0
This is theTop of the Genuine
PcatlTop Lamp Chimney.
All others, similar are imitation.
This exact Label
is On each Pearl
Top Chimney.
A dealer may say
and think he has
others at good.
BVT HE HAS NOT.
Insist upon the Exact Label and Top.
PCS SALI IWIYWMW. M ONLY ST
6E0. A. MACBETH & CO.. PittsbcrgH. Pi.
V X t
T. E. MAGE & CO.
roa .
Drugs, Paints, Oils,
AND GARDEN SEEE8.
Etc Country merchants supplied at a
small margin.' Cheap for Cash is our
motto. Give us a trial.'
Middle St., "Jfeit to la UbUJW,
m79dwly FEW BERXE, N. C.
The'World Stands Aghast
at nr. low r It ICES,
And wonders; How is it that loan sell
n mnr.h towar than an onaalwiV
I'll tell you: I hare determined to be
easily satisfied for the cash, and WORK
: My Motto is: FAIR DEAUNO. -
Come and buy from me, and you will
never regret iu ., .. . , .,
- E. R. JONES,
, , 2ferlBernejN..p,
Summsr Board.-:
. TableWardnd board with rooms for
several Mrsons can be had pa applioa
tioH to Mrs. Joseph' Nolsoa nearly op
posite tha .Gaston House. Also meals
and soup furnished to thosf desiring
them at home. ", v'-.-.. i (i,
' Oa" and after . the first , of Jaly foe
cream, . cake and different' ices wUl be
served at this house from 8 to 13 p. m.
Tna rooms are cool and airy, , with a
nice had ia front daring tha day,
Terms reasonable, 'and the last attea-
tionw gueai guarauieeu..- ,
vmi nmxt tnr it.ie mriTitTie
and popular1 institution begins on voV;
..WEDNESDAY. BEPTKMBEa
It oilers -eoperior; advantages for in
struction in , UTJtKATCKl, MUSIO, : and
Art. . The work of tha Literary Depart
ment la divjded Into - aetwa schools;
Mathematics Latin, french, German,
Natural Science. Moral Philosophy, and
English Literature."- Tha -teachers ia
charge oi these schools are specially
jualified by their preparation and ex
perience,for;the vrork committed to
their care. , i . f.x i, .
Tbellasio Department i tnder tfae
care of teachers of cultnre and refine
ment, who have taken unusual pains to
qualify themselves for their work, and
who are well knowa to patrons as most
popular and successful. 1 s ,t '
The lady in charge of the Art Depart
ment gives ner entire time to her work,
and spends most of her vacations in se
curing additional instruction nnder the
beat mastem -a.- -J i-ttt 'tv
' . The location of th Iostituta was se
lected in preference to several others,
in some reppcts more eligible, on ac
count of its celebrity for health; and the
biotory of the school for forty years
fully sustains JhU reputation. .-Its
health record is r- t tyrpwed by any
institution ia the : . ' .
Cbargng &re t ry t
1 ; r f 'i'-' - 1 -.a,'i---
.iui
... ' 'V m I,' ini-fav
t J
HAS 4U3T RECIIXEH
Fancy Engtijh FlmnelJtoaU
and most stylish garment of
pretty Saersxicker Costs and
patter a a. t, a -Z
Long alpaca Sacks "ai nice line
TJnderwear. and a number af otisr (eaaonabla articles tor Gent amen a Wear as
ruriLAB ruicu. . ...
A fall line ft Ladies and Oen'.leraeo's
wa are Bole agents fur New Hroe and icinity : -of
tbacalabtiOBd A. A. BATTLER $J 10 CALF- ' l
saia fciiucs, pvery pair sold with tha fallaw
ing guarantee :4 ' -! :'- '
Every p.ir Is warranted.. gho14 any of them !
ia any way give out, I will tipoo return of dais
ag4 pair . a statement. aa to length of warv
Mr. J. J. BAXTER of iVmlioo wilt be plaasej
to meet his many friends and ouatooaara, and will
fnaranta thaai aatiaf actios) in hate vac they bur.
w-nwilPiiuuwHB.;.,.,).,'. lt:i
Kotlung
. . idle) Strwt, next to L, H. Cutler's, "
.vT .,or Tas Old States JalsM .Dyeing EataUianmanW
Ue largest and meat relUWe ooncam of its kind is tha world; established 1819.
SaUfacUon guaranteed. All goods carried free of express charges, ,
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Will move on or about January 16th,-
lHos, to their new Clare, over tne Hatik
ing Ilouse of Green, Foy & Co, three
doors below flotel Albert . . - ' ;
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i t r l- -y ar-d ftiar' 7.: jf,
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the seaaen. .Alia
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Shots and L&
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JJVVfp iEi&QAXT BUTLDINO. v
XOpen from July 1st to October 1st. Y.,
. But few watvipg places have so many
Affmnt.Sffdfl '.nil' atf..nlfnM. H..J
beach on the coast for driving. Good
and convenient surf . . Splendid induce-
mente for sportsmen, and a quiet place-
tor tnosa wno oiaiiKe. tne noise and st tr
incident to most resorts. O, D. steam
ers touch hotel "pier on their paiwge -
mmrh ibpav IwlttaAn N. Rami am A VT .
folk. Steamer Lncy makes semi-weekly '
trips from Windsor, Hamilton, WU- 1
liamston, Jamesville, Plymouth, Eden
ton and Elizabeth City.' . . - ; -'r
For further particulars addre s x-
't At. E. JACOBS, Manager; ' ;
: 320 dw 3m . ; Nags Head, N.C. ;
DUTCHER'S TLY. KILLED.
I CERTAIN DEATH,
o banttDR Vkh powder an 4 pun for
qarrrela,ot))!r to ntupefy thm.- fn lint"T
luvdeatb oa thestlckliig plntpr. Film w.ek
it, drink and are '
KILLED 'OUTRIGHT "
notonely, soqnlckly Uipy cnmt fret awr.
Use It freely. Prevent rcprKucttr n. "i!.f
srn f.ne ftDd tiuteu . A'tays a I- r
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