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Hardin, and now we pause TO hear the
eloquence of Hon. d. r. Jones. Of Mas
sac, the great Radical from this part of
the State. Wonderful is Platter. but
Jones is greater.
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NJ. J. Buckley, 3 nights guarding
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The restoration Of vitality it gives
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once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
for pzeserv-
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ne soon re-
stores faded
or gray hair
10 is orilinnL
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-17
How 10 Chose Christm.. Gifts

zAO" 80 ShoSO
A writer says apropos of choosing
Christmas presents The usual prac-
tice in choosing Christmas gifts is to
start out with full portmannie ard
come home with it empty, having
secured dozen book and pript AID
curio- shops mean time to find enough
pretty +hings to go round. The gifts
sent to one friend might lave been
offered with equal propriety to hum
dred others. Now, every body (worth
remembering at all on Christmas day.
has fancy, or whim, or association
which a trif1e will recall and crafty.
Now that we have SO little money, let
us set our brain to WORK to remember
these whims or tObbies, and to find
the suggestive trifes, and our word
for it, we will staatle our friends with
a more real pleasure than if we had
sent them the costliest unp,eaning gift.
There must be a nice discrimination
too. in asserting these trifes. There
are certain foks who we know to be
sorely in need of articles for the war
drobe, and to whom We must, there
| fore. give utterly useless follies, be-
cause they know that we know it, and
there are other and better folks in like
condition who will receive collar or
a pair of gloves with as hearty sincere
feeling as if the Offering were strain
of Christmas music. There is one
cousin whose gift must smell of the
shops and the dollars paid for it, and
another who, if We send her our wori
copy of George Herbert, or the little
broken vase which has stood for years
on the little study-table, would receive
them with wet eyes, aud find them fra
/ grant with d memories.
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Ashore On Eryamz gram >n.,ais

Irfprmat ON was received through
the Signal ety.ce ia ee" ph line Fl. II
Smithv'ite y sste' day my1ntng tnat the
BIZ. Barqne. Brothers. went ashore On
Frying Pan Shoals on Tuesday night
The Brothers c;-ared i ON this port
for Antwerp b .igiun, on the 9 h ms.
with cargo of 273l barrels Rosin, by
Messrs Alex >pruut & son. The vcs-
sci is lying in pr, cllious condition.
hut as,istauc has p au sent from this
port aud it Is very probable that he
was gotten II yesterday, She is SAID
to be leaking badly aud will have to
ceturn here for repairs.
Since the above has been in type We
learn that the Br, Earque, Brothers
has gotten off from the shoal, and as
no further tidipgs of her mas been OBJ
tanned, it is presumed that she was not
damaged enough to n1ede her pro-
gress, and has contlnlrd on her way.
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Exor..s Ces,,pau,.s.

i TIE Wilmington JOURNAL complains
thai the Southern Express Company is
trying to break down Wooten's Elk
press Oh the Carolina Central Railway,
and 4. T & 0. Road and Western n.
c. Road, by refusing to recognize if
in the transhipmept of freights. Cap
tain Wooten having been notified by
the Superintendent of the Southern
Express Company that he would no
longer be recognized by the ''mam-
moth monopoly" as doing all Express
business. although he has given a
bond of $40 900 to insure the Southern
Express against loss by reason of any
through or transfer business.
The JOURNAL justly says that Capt.
Wroten run an Express on the Carroll
IA Central Road when the big Express
Company refused to afford such ac-
commodatious to business men on the
line Of that Road, but now that the
line and it's connections West will pay,
the indirect effort is made to drive
Wooten off and make way for the mo-
nopoly concern. It is not right. -
Charlotte Democrat.
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IN HEsENaAa-S

Our streets are beginning TO wear
holiday aspect.
Soft hearts often harden, hut soft
heads never change.
White underrkirts are considered
vulgar On the street, they say,
Ehe crownIng virtue ia a man is to
let his wife POKE the fire
The height of poIiteness-runnirg
against lamp-post and asking it to
please excuse you.
By this time IN the season, next
| throug2.
Children should be encouraged to
do whatever they undertake in the
very best MANNER. ..... .-....
A lady in TIE country undertook to
light fire with benzine one day last
week and she has not benzine since.
a party of an inquirirg turn wanted
us to tell him yesterday where the
taxes go to. The idea of taxpayer
| being so presumtions. a.
We Ike to see a mau hanged. be.
cause then we are sure he will never
come around to beg exchanges which
we haven't even looked at ours elves.
A prominent physician declares tnaI
since iced tea came into. fashion lht
digestion and nerves are disappearing
more rapidly than ever.
To cute erysipslas and all high in
fam .aation OF the skin, apply simpl'
% ,uitice of cranberries pounded fire
aid applied in raw state.
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Alas FOR KelIS :

From the tiny infan IN the nurses
arms to tue ancient widow in her
weeds, the wboesex Is yelled. Wells
answer many purposes They conceal
defects, they heighten beauty, they
cover grief, and so we see whole race
OF women of every age, style and con-
dition laying foundations for diseases
of the eye through an almost needless
fesbion. These binders are of every
conceiva ole style. from the white dot
on the child to the English Grape on
it's erandmoth r. The best oculists
give testim my against this wholesale
wearing Of wells, md we think they
should make protest against 1t. even
at the risk of injury to their calling.
At least let the mothers OF to-day look
| to it that they will be held Responsible,
in another generation, for. suffering
their little ones to go yelled, az the
matrons Of past generation were for
allowing tight lacing and all the evils
which that distressing practice en-
tailed.
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MARINE.
ARRIVED.


Ger Brig Emma, Gerber. Belfast, Z
Peschu 4 Waterman.
Ger barque Emile, French, (56days
Gloucester, E Peschau & Westermann
Nor brig Azha. Houge, C55 days.,
Antwerp, r. E. Hide.
Nor barque Lyn. VALID, Corrina,
France, (52 days.. r. E. Heide.
Nor barque Dragon. Thornesen, CSC
days). Heufouer, France, r e Heide.
Nor brig Lillesand, Dahl, (50 days
Liverpool, & E heide, with !, O68 sucks
salt. .....-.s-
I Steamship Regulator, Doane, Now
York. A D Cazaux. 81,
German brig Castor, Barghoom,
Hurvese, France, E Peschau & Water
mann.
Swedish barque Sundswall, Schmidt,
Antwerp. r E Heide.
Steamer Spit Fire, Bigelow. New
York, Master.
Steamer Little Nellie, Child, New
York, Master.
Br Brig Brisk. Trefev, IS days }
Matanzas. Alex. Sprunt & Son.
t CLEARED.
Steamship Raleigh. Oliver, Balti
more, A. d. Cazaux.
Schr Mary III. Hand, Hand, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
German B 'rque Vonheydsncartlow
Specht, Hamburg, Williams & MUIR
Gibson
Schr John, Gabriel. New York,
Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Pioneer. Wakely, Phila
dolphia, A d Cazauz.
Steamship D. J. Foley, Price, Balti
more, A. ID. Cazaux.
Ger barque Vonderheydt. Michaelis.
Liverpool, E Peschau & Waterman.
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Alpaca

Among the thousands who wear ais
paca cloth very few know what it is
made of. The alpaca goat is species
of llama, whose home is In the noun
tain regions of Peru. It lives on the
coarsest fare the scanty heritage of the
rocks, aed has a beautiful wavy coat
of light chestnut brown wool, which
is nearly foot in length, very soft and
elastic, and nearly as fine as that OF q
Cashmere goat, This is sheaFed of
and sent : England, where tits sort d
woven, dyed, steamed, singed, and
turned into the market.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-17

TAR.-Fhere has been g Sigh de-
cline III this market during the week
owing To ths increase OF receipts and
the decrease of demand. The decline
for he week was 5 cents Oh Monday
aud 5 cents Tuesday. At the o'ose to-
dav the mark ct is steaay at SLIGO per
barrel.
The receipts for the week We're 9l4
Dbis, exports 145 bbls stock in yard
and afiJat- 2,O37 bbls,
GRAIN.-Thegr grain market has been
very quiet since cur last. There Is
nothing of Importance to report to-day,
| except the arrival of the second cargo
| of the new crop. The-article was good
! aud sold at 20 cents. There were sales
! during the week OF one cargo OF old
corn at 778 cents. The market is
! Quoted 10 day firm, at 20 cents for
! new, and 775 to so cents fog old car
cue s. From store there Is 10 change
| of quotations. The receipts for the
week were 1900 bushels from eastern
counties 1000 bushels per steam
ships, and 1900 bushels by Whining
ton L Weldon Railroad.
The following are the quotations
from store to-day: yellow and mixed
corn, S73 % 80 cents, aud white meal
ing 90, @ 81 cents; highest figures in
Guiding sacks.
OATS The market is quiet and
unchanged IN price. Quotations from
store are 10 to 80 cents u busuel, IL
Guiding sacks. --s.---.---
PEAS The stock is small and The
demand at present good; COW aud clay
sells at 80 q 81 % and 81 40 q 81 81
Itr white. $50 -
RICE The dematid is fair with al
ad q1ate supply Gear Carolina :
hetu at 9 cents b5 the 'cJsk. KoE4sh il
IN small supply. and s~ils At 81 40 q
l -, acc3rd ug to qIi4tIty,
CORN MEAL Il me tie a2aad is Ugh
aud the stock IS eqaat t1th6 euqhr.
prey..iliBg. Sells fton store Ut 81 d
{ % % p basLel, including sacks.
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SPIRES pUHPENTINE-In the
early portion of the week the Elar-
k was very quiec aud the tendency
was rather to wards lower figures, hnt
at the close there was more firmness
e4nib ted, and under more favorable
aivices the market advanc d, AMI at
tie clos is firrner than formerly, clos
ing i 81 cents.
The sales for the week were 400
CASKS, at 33I @34 cents.
Tue receipts for the W. ek were 1, TO
casks exports. 2,36l casks stock in
yard aud afo4t, s. S23 casks.
CRUDE tURPEN TINE. There
yT,Ga 40 change in the market up TO
Inesd ~, when there was an advance
OF ) ceu'-. This Is the on'y change Of
prices during the week, and at the
close to day the market il steady, at
81 55 for Hard, ana s. So for Yellow
DIP and Virgin,
The receipts and sales for the week
Verp as follows
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A Relict of the oIaen Times.

We were shown yesterday by Thos'
M. Gardner. Esq, book containing
the records of st. Johns Lodge of
May. 1897. Among the list OF mem-
beers was observed the name of anum-
Der of our old Cape Fear gentlemen,
many of whom have long since de-
parted this life and whose children are
now also aged. The book is real GU
riosity and is q valued relict of the
olden times 1888 ss
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o. :. Com .nfs.loners Ceurr.

The trial of Richard Wood, Lewis
T. Wood and John Fisher for passing
counterfeit money was concluded yes
terday before o. s.rCommissioner
Cassidy. The evideAS being suff
Gent to detain the parties for trial,
they we're required to give bond In the
sn nlsof $500 each for their appeSranee
at the ne4t District Court. in default OF
whicaythey were committed to jail,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-17

ie'ter was received by Capt. Fitz-
= ',o from William G. Conner, Sher-
go ~ q New York, Offering reward of
VIZ WV ,, iof the capture of Boss Tweed
Of Ss ScuPed from the Deputy Sheriff
Sn Sew York. some time since. It is
ip1 ~ = 'hat the Boss might be Turk
be- ,s .,'S section. We hope be is if
he eS pehlad some of the 81, QUO, 600
here iiles with him. At any event
yo,,nn chance for some .enterprising
MAJ to make small fortune., :