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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

duty in Pender. we publish, this week
a communication from w. Il. B. which
appeared In the JOURNAL of the 18th
Our correspondent says that ali the
writer has said is true. We were
hope I'll of favorable result until we
heard of the divisions amongst the
! Conservatives, then we despaired.
There can be no party success, when
tn re IS want of union, activity and
enthusiasm. Organization is as ne
| cassary to success as discipline is 10
the success of an army. And, when
| properly organized and drilled. un-
| ceasIng activity and enthusiastic sup
| port of men aud measures are also
nece ssary. There were none of these,
requisites in Fender. The Convention
winch assembled, acted harmoniuukiy
aud nominated good men but those
nominated, with few exceptions, net
only failed to arouse any enthusiastic
but absolutely refused or failed to ca
gag in the work at all. How could
success be expected when the chosen
7tandard-b eare rs failed to go forward
aud by their z al and activity arous<,
t:ls party TOR the conflict? Some men
nd heir whole duty-Dr. Satch we'll.
c. Y. Hlues, Col. Moore, G. E. Walk
~ AID Others-but all every body else
could do could not make amends for
she Inactivity aid iukewarmr.ess of
tte nominees. Then gain there were
differences abDnt the location of the
county site, which the Democrats pr
mltted to distract the party and
divide its strength A plac-
ought to have been nominated
IS well as the Candidates for the Of
tic;S Then tlIcie ought to have b. Ell
>uch devotion to party, aud zeal for
is success as would have brought .u-
;hu -iaetlc supp ort for its men and
members Alas for Pe2der aud the
Conservatives of Fender All lost 10y
divisions, and carelessness, and want
of al and energy.
Bat tie county must not fail. And
it may be that the officers elect cannot
give the necessary bonds, and that
Conservatives viii be appointed and So
the party control and manage lie
government of the new county. w
nope this ~ b so. The Cuuserga-
tv,s ought, by no means and for 10
consideration, to go on one of thu IT
b ,nd~. Democrats, We hope. will no d
Themselves entirely above them, and
utterly refuse to aid them in any way
~ IitiFS a. bililJS ~ Ilo Will tiSij.
But if the Radical officers elect 30
bond and FL the offices now the Con
9frvntives can rally and PIT thirgs
right hereafter. And the Legislature
can afford relief from any oppression
on account Of mislocatlon Of county
seat, so that the county need not and |
must not fail.
The sad fate of Fender ought to |
teach the Democrats everywhere to be
united, to throw asid' all Their petty !
diff -rences, to be faithful to party on
sauizatioD, and to work with ali ei
thusias;ic zeal for rarty Success.
These conditions viii give success un-
less the majority in opposition reE-
ders the case hopeless, end even then
they will oftentimee accomplish won
ters- Let Democrats everywhere
leed the lcsson.-Dui0iin Record.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
>ymptO,ns of Liver sOInpfa int n m d
of some Of the Diseases Produced

symptoms of Liver sompsa int, u m d
of some Of the Diseases Produced
by il.
4 sallow or yellow color of skin, or
ye.lowish brown spots on face and 9th
er parts Of body; dizziness and drowsi-
ness with frequent headache; dizzi
ness, bitter or bad taste in mouth, dry
ness of throat and internal heat; palpi-
tatlon; in many cares a dr., teasing
cough, with sole throat; unsteady ap-
petite, raising food, choking sensation
III throat; distress, heayiuess, bloated
or full feeling about stomach and sides.
pain III sides, hack or breast, and
about shoulders; collie, pain and sore
ness through bowels, with heat; con-
stIpation Alternating with frequent at
tacks OF diarrLna; piles, fatulence,
nervousness, cCldnes5 of extremities;
rush Of blood 10 head, with symptoms
OF appoplexy ,numbnese Of lin BIS. espe-
ciaily at night; cold chilIs alternating
with hot flashes, kidney and URN
AIRY difficulties; dullness, low spirits,
nnsoclabiii5H and gloomy forebodings
Only few of above symptO-n likely IL
be present at one time. All who use
DIR. Pi"rce's AIT. E1t. or Golden Med
zeal Discovery and Peasant Purgat We
Pellets for Liver Complaint and its
complications, are load Iii their praise
Of them. They are sold by all dealers
II medicines.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
For the J 3u IA
.z.Ea.. s.IacEiosa Ia E,ans..:E GnEas.Ls.

ncxsya Id;f(,,,9 p cas- luf,i,!I
.ht enclosed rdi..r.a; from tb,. "a
,.Iin Dfc1ld setting forth some of III
reasons OF tie recent fictory of lie
y ,1icsis IN ti.,t ,.n1,rtv T{a a,;i,.,.,
- timely and true, bnf does not st
forih ali the e.l1,s.s o: the victory
rhere IS a n .sartreiie..eion on the part
- eon.. .,,.l . Recommendation on
th4. 1nrr # -, mics of PeuGer. AS to
..,..o.io, r:,I..ra unr.. nea.Iv three
nundred more Radical votes po.led at
tt;s elsc,i,n IN P..rd4riI,an there we're
j., The same. new county territory last
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
DR.. Schenck's Euinos'ic syrup, %fa
Need 'GossiC. and YssEgssraks Pills.

b So mauc.nes Lave uni, uat.d y perform
ed II cures vi LOl-suIn ZION than any Utllrt
rene. V nOHn TO The Afitrica:i r. hiic. Ihty
are comp3UndcEi Of Nrge'ah Ie Ingrs dicnts and
contain nOtsiF Z vii l. car br in Uri"us to Ii
numa coJ.sr. tu'ion. ptfer die. auIe :
tired cur-i iGE ConsIiu l. ON lT0 ao.y con
t-ia ortu1n which il a some w!i Il dan.croL :
drug IL al! cases, AMI i tGLen freely hy con
sumptye pati ms It nti-o do g5 ~ injury for
its eInicncv i o co"fne tn morbid matte an
thH sgt which, al crursr. mn ke q
care i'm D>-it4e- SCAt.4ck'~ j Z mon c SYN,
is Tdutei not t0 cUItain particle ct I. .
m. tn C"mp2z. Il OF lH'S'5- fl Tut AIN -
hert.s. " aicL acton II Tugs, Iivt9. strIn eli
+.t! hiold aui u IL correct a.. morbid ser
Cas, Ani tEp3 nj TIE Dis - i m at - 70 >.
the bony. : n. - are. the NY ''s":tnS by VIE J.
pt can t cured. Il az ChC4Ck :
PhiIu0nir .~Nrup. e. ICED ! lIIc, and Ma -
4 abe PHI the only HrdiCn"s which on
rate in TIL way II i OSvio.s 1hey are the
only mine cure for PH m1na'F o.. s,-nsp
Ion EaCh bottle II jlis in saiuablA IN t.j,,'nP
i cc"mp11'i,d by "a directions Dir >cbenrk
IS iroie>s jUuaiV s. lis pTITci; Il tfi @. corner
~ixth and Ar, h Vi Z, - Phi; ,dTI pl ia, vrrY
H"ilJay. y here AL letters tOC advice NUT b
add. esse':
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
\ nAd Csa,n oE Drotx.itg

The entire community was 81, c'.r,i
| and st;"ttal Ics s~fty aft-ru ,ol !,
| learn dat Mr.. WiiHuun X Pslcr. =
! Young man only i ve,s.ra ~ age. and
/ a son IF the lat DE- VIM ,! Price
! had Been drowned III tie river u short
| dlst#uc" below the CRY Tho nea,
us t first subject To some Doubt
and there we're hopes that !. va4 ID,
fafar report, bat these were soon .t.--
slpatei. and the sad fact was relli2ad
by al
2fr. Pee was in the Dmploy Of
Meesrs. VIC & Ne "a IL, aud lit h W.. o
yesterday morning, III company vi b
Capt Coz per. OF the British h,rGu. j.
tine E'j1nb@hb /itytDr, for c.. VI
iiiIeufy'@ Plantation, III Brunswick
county, a short distance below tie
city, on "a matter of business. They
went down III 8 small sail boat. IN
winch there were two bags Of salt f =
b blast. The Wild was bio y,rg pr,t V
fresh all Of the way down, and wartl
OppO-ite the month OF Brursu lex
river. about four N les below the cit>,
tie boat was struck by a squau aai
cap4 I'D.
: Capt. Cooper and Mr.. Price cum
to the boat ard Underworld to ia hi
her but they could not get the mast
out and toe weight Of the mast and the
sail aud the baLiaSt, together with that
OF the two men c!ingiB4 10 her. carried
the boat several feet below the SUI
face OF the water, although i would
slowly rise again whenever relieved uS
the weight OF Mr.. Price ana Captain
Cooper. Finally. seciug 10 prospect
Of rIghtiug the boat, Mr. Price auuuun-
he Of II.
the shore which was distant from them
aaont "a quarter If a mile Il" but
one his coat Ugh iy arou III lin n d
b.u4iy srrack ou5 followed, III u very
shor1 tIEJe, by C2pt. Cooper. Nhel.
about half the distance had BEEN &C
compIished, Capt. Cooper then being
a short distance ahead, Mr.. Price com
planned Of giving out and stated that
he WAS sinking. Capt. Cooper, who was
himself almost lnp.etciy exhausted. |
exborted INN 40 hold Oh and that they
U0uId soon reFch the shore. The II. x |
tire h.. looked t.ytl;-tj t.lIn Mr. Prize. |
II a dl.agp -:tr"!.
\ ctl"re d u4:.n by The Hama Of Jov |
Na.idvi! rad witnessed the accident |
from the shore aud as soon ~ he cou'd |
z ! :, boat ready hjd put Dtt5 a. stIt- Z
Assistance but il, WaE ON lie Opposite |
side Of the river 10 tat from which |
they were sT1muiuE aII l.. was TO" |
lat. t. rescue hir Pie. II, took |
g -liI45e OF Capt. Cooper, az. IL, 1gi.t |
ann up to ghA city where e arriv, d |
about ) o'cicck, confirming t!e ruIn0Th |
OF the ~aI event which had already |
7 ached til city.
III Prize w::a It yong man whose |
toss vii he deeply felt by all w'fn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
To MAKE t.
S EssssaN 4N A.
ENOUGH T.
MONEY Z

IN the mex thee mon liz 10 kee;, YOU a yea,
NV M 1nnloyrI I.tr-.u I,-i,..-.-t. iue az
Is - Il 80 ~liOu 4 ah- ,ge;9-y itr I HE IL
Illustrated " EhLY- = tat =. .,tT = I'M, lie
r1rY +hd i"m'ty "a: q. - - a AcaF) iur" IL
,tlu, tve and amusing <; IA ~ pages Jul! 81
oeaut'i III pictures, the other halt contain Il
he choicest rea jins N latter. JAMES Pa n
contributing e !iiUr- Like that grcas ting id
VA TT tftt L0nt9u illustrated As3cS It - h53h'y
moral bnt aEtIely III CtAtl>tn and lun-r 1T u
cal During & year il lurn!s hef over l 20 lic
lures arH the 90 i OF :ar2e uctiro :uu1e-
'Xfra each " ok, lafle o;isrivlHg II a
:tar). 81 :. 17X4 inches iGes.' de csqulsi G
ary United paper, with ma gins aIit tbie 10
tram hg, and arr truly tine art gallery ererg
year Be>ide~, each Subscriber Is pIes lit d
with the chI ONO, 'C I'D F sh, trIits anu low
els size 2<2h iect. in - colOrs. pair y
Ramsey. Not otly tie largest ami finest preLaiuHt
ersr girfn. BAT the most tCon'eJui}y bee ahtHi
Chj"nt0 JT0duced II il ius' the pap 1oG'
ecIltc5t ecerybody has teen araihag--l>s ger and
hntT than any otter. AT halt ;he usual cost
It's IN, ariy 600 sI!nSc IL day helm
r-celve a pioses this SO c nplete, so PRO-
gr6sstve, So ia OF u.s. tui as we as enttrt in
Ihg matter IS tiits iGper, that W. gesture t a.
sc-t that to every f,tkil q. cbServaut Ameri-
can. YEA, : suGecTip ion costs S2sOl is IN
a"tu4I- ueefU? vA.uC, w"rth fifty 90 Ia :.
AGENTS This coml'inanon!s unequal ed.
+ very OF \ inaE!c takes at at on % per,
II rour sc H. take III paper be aus % Il
is ia niece. n w ami hese. ~ i is III
h II: e,t-giv!nI Z gr at gaia ant 1T 5
tn uar mes It - l. IE-ctf. tse qCi = (,
want n enty- his inc of the ear
3 " a ger make from $40 to 40 PER d y.
Sc q th"re stamps fer 'pHcimaus amt iiu-Iai
terms, witt reports from ag Its, subscribers
ant p s notices.; or better vet, to tim
send 50 80 at once fer cOmplete Cuttt, and
max < 100 " h IL yuE would Othgr%is7 BE ait
ing. H. t~ls !! d an how Money
rejunded if not pc ectig sa'i!fed ~ it the terri
r6r, V. Ii want Is alrt adv O CuGi-d Address al
orders r.,eGrS. si OScriptipT.s, cuff :
70 "a r.. MOORE. iu Usher ''Fha IIits
rrat, d Weekly P. o. Box $3.50, No II Dry
4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
SAsnetEAIEsR OF amsaresf.

In view Of the very great difference
Of opinion among tax payers III this
State, especially III some localities.
r--pecting the right Of the St.se 70
tx money on hand or on deposit and
en vent credits, the Treasurer OF the
S.,t- has issued letter Of il struc
tons t, county commissioners and
to*nship trustees calling their atteu-
Il III to the decision of the Supreme
C3urf Of this State. june term B, III
TIA case of Ruifin against the Commits
siouers Of Orange, in which the iIablli-
ty Of these subjects to taxation !
shown. The circular hes gone forth
aud fortunate owners OF money and
solvent credits must take due h3ed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
WILMINGTON. MARKETS,
FOR TIE
April 20. 1874.
COMMERCIAL EPITOME-T

COM ,dERCIAL EPITOME-TL
weather having become pleasant anC
seasOnabie there is. on the whole, I
more cheerful feeling IN financial ...5G
cOmmerciat circles, and from now L
the end Of the season business is like
ly 10 be mora active, though 1t IA
doubleday will dlsappoiut the exp eta
lions Of the more saugulue. The hard
times If the last two years have liz
been wholly without cOmpensat,ug IL
huences. Thy have iucu!catcd som,
wholesome lessons, which, if they b.
not too speedily forgotteia, viii be o!
great benefit to the MERCANTILE and
trading classes. There IS likely 20 b,-
less uuwi.se speculation and overhaul
ing, and better Outstanding Of &c
sources IN the future, ti.an b-itsr, Tie
panic. LII fact. trade bids tan to ID
regulated pretty nJicIi in accoi tIafc
with demand and supply. II, iii tn
recent past, we have not done as lag
a business as formerly, We have
learned, aud are learning, the impnc-
tant lesson of living more upon Qua
home resources.
Oar foreign export trade during the
week has been fully up to it-c
week. The shipments were ,,s follow ::
Cotton zoos bales, spirits turpen:r.e
3 $40 casks. ro5in Il ,939 bulS., crude
turpcntlne 125 bbls, tar 1 ,5t2 bbi-
agrinst: cotton 6l9 bales, spir,rs tur-
pentiue 3,9l4 ca ks, rosiu -, 7O4 bbi~.
tar 1902 bbls, and crude turpehti,le
Il bbls. for last week
Ocean freights have been as act,v,.
tins week as last. bu5 the supply OF
tonnage Offering has not betu 50
large. The rates direct are unchanG
ed, and several charters have been
taken at a. Sd. on rosin and 81. 81.
on spirits turpentine.
The chief features If the market ana
the changes of prices Of most OF the
leading products and manufacture 10:
the week were as follows:
COTTON-The inactivity in de
mand for cotton noted for the pcevi-
GUS week has continued to prevail
during the week just closed. Sellers
have found it especially difficult ~
place current receipts with orders 10
sell on arrival, at anything like sati
factory prices. n large proportion O
stocks here are withheld from narkot,
so that the transactions TO the week
were extremely light. At the close Sc
day, quotations are entirely nominal.
The receipts for the week were q >
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

Should not feel 1t all di>ccu-a9rl
ef t.,. result. al tie. rec,.nt election it,
that uuty The rrsu show tna,
til, defu: OF the Dam1csatic nom =
I,r. wa cot de I" tn, want of pat
.,..lath. but 10 The want oi l@rsf
nr!.ulzation, ana also to the oil
d.uIg.- of tie I.adtc;'s IL colon z,i5G
fI, county with voters from outside u
:. tInIt-.
Al We can say Is: B. ready a."
..zaIize 10 tie ueEt cainpailL." IT.
r..irp overtime Of the ,.tiict, party
u a focrRona co.cla~ipp. lad tla nr,>
c. unity OF Pender siou.d '.t once tsH-
..,- position 10 whic,, sta is enntsrd-
d mncratlc 20 the back bone.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

favorable to frmness in princes, but
the on.y indication of weakness seems
to be in the fancy styles OF prints,
some Of which have already been re-
daced to the current prices for stand
ard prints, and others are &c + yard
lower than they were early in the sea-
son Other cotton fabrics are well
sustained, although the market for
the law material is not favora Die for
supporting manufactured goods. The
volume of business is improving, and
with favora Die weather will doubtless
soon become quite active.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
General Market i.epurls
lBY TELE CRAP q.
Commercial.

NEW YORK. april 2s-Noon -
uplaLds 1910; OrieaGs lG2c Floul
Pork heavy-mess go Lard heavy-
at Sc to 363c. Rosin heavy at 50 0J
| to 80 10 for strained Freights firm.
Cotton-Futures opened steady IS
follows: May. Is Lice; June, IL 9-32c;
July, Is 1882 to Is 9-i6c; August,
16 81 81 to IS 11-lGc; September, -
to IS 9-16c.
ii307cidI
New YORK, April % 6 p. NJ
Money active at to ) per cent
Sterling Exchange steady ut ii IS.
Gold quiet at l15s to 1851. Govern
mont Securities dull aud strong new
tive's l74. State Bonds steady.
GoninAerciui.
Cotton 6rmer; sales of All bales at
&c! to 1Gsc Southern fIourI4tiler N ore
active and firm. Wheat &c. better and
IL fair demand, closing quiet but struYg
at 81 % to 81 Do for winter rcd Wes-
tern, 81 b to 81 IS for amber do,
and 81 81 to 81 II for white Western.
Corn to Ic better and il fair de
maud. Coffee firm and III good Job
bIug demaud at I6{ to 1859 (goiI) FOR
RIO. Sugar in firm demand. Rice
ste.rly aud il fir demand Taii0g
steady at DC. Resin duh at 3 % to
s. 10 for strained, Spirits turpentine
duh at 363c. Pork tirmer new Job
lots So 80. Lard quiet aud tirraer-
prime steam 16c Whiskey du aud
lowe. Ere gifts quiet aud frn-cot-
on, per sail, 7-32d; per stan ID.
Cotton-net rece!p pts l, 1876 bales;gross
receipts $3.50 bales. Futures closed
steady, with sales OF 43 900 bales as
follows: April. 164c; May, I64c; June,
Is - 50 to Is 7-l6c; July, IL. 2i-32c;
August, 16 25-32 t. Is l3-iGc; Septem-
ber, Is 21-32c; October, Is 1852 to I63c;
November, Is 32c; December, is 1872
to Is 1-I6e; January, 16 3-l6 to
&c 7-32c
BALTIMORE. April 28--6 p. NJ
Cotton dull; rl.dding 1870; gross re
ceIpts u bales; exports coastwise 2T0
bales; sales Of Sc bales: sales to spin
rers 20 baies. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat unchang4d. & ,rn
d1alt; Southern white 80 TO 92c: yellow
9Jc; Western mixed 49, to So. Oats
and Rye steady. Provisions quit and
strong and unchanged. Coffee aud
sugar firm ut 1U4c.
LOUISVILLE, April 2S-G z. M
Flour unchanged. Corn qui Pork SD
so 10 1913. Observation-Disclosures 50 G.. |
Lard Prime steam 15!c; fierce is
to 163e ; key 163c WLlskey 81 10.
Bagglng firm at ID to 13Ic.
CsNcINNArI. April 28-G p. Nj
Flour active and firm. Corn quiet
Pork easier at go Lard steady. Ba-
con unchanged Whiskey declining at
81 49,
SAVANNAH, April 27-6 P. M-Cot-
l55c; ret receipts $50 |
bales; sales OF So bales; stock 81, 800 |
bales.
FOREIGN nAKE&E'T&--sEy Cable.
LIVERPOOL, April 28--Noon-Cotton |
iull and changed-mid dliDg up |
lands Z! to Sd; middl,ng Orleans sgd; |
sales 10000 bales ; t. spectators aud |
1000 bales. Cotton to ar |
rive 1-l6d- cheaper Sales on a basis |
II mlddltng nplands, nothing below |
good ordinary, deliverable May, "a;
10. nothing below low middings, de
iverable April and May, 73d.
Later-Saies to day 1880 bales
American.
LIVERPOOL. April 28-Evening.-
JottOn-SaIes on basis OF middIng
)rlean7, nothing below low middling,
Tipped March and AI~ril. l 16d; do,
June and July, 1-16d.
-..s-s<sge
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,sa,,roader. sTom. s.o,,.-boro.

The GoTlsO0ro NcsHCIlycr says: I.
furnishing otficiala for Railroads,
u .ll-bur0 'Ieui> the van. For til.
Wilmington x Weldon Road GJl,.~-
h.ro hn- supplied J ". Thompson
L o., the worthy Secretary and Treas
urrr Of that road; Capt. John Z. b
VINE. the efficient Superintendent
Samuel Collier Who il the cork IL
at. Divine's office; Capt jams
Knight, Ma>t.r # Tran-port ton;
Iro,. ". 5Iocamh, Agrnt 4. this
place; john Crone, Road Master;
Gspts. Jas c.. Borden and II X
Crawford, Conductors, and all army vi
smaller officials.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

SPIRITS TURPENTINE. - The
Spirits Turpentine market generally
lacks vitality. and the past week has
failed to develope any very ancourag
ing features There were no ii ansac-
tions on Thursday of last week, or on
Friday of last week, bnt on Saturday
the market opened at 33 cents. The
balance of the we k it continued in a
dull and inactive state and 10 ANNA
ton seemed to exist, in fact the small
sales did not hardly admit of quota
tons To-day at the close, however,
there is a somewhat better demand
and the market is reported officially
as closing steady at 32a cents.
The receipts for the week were
l ,8O2 casks, against 2.205 casks for
last week. The exports for the
week were 1919 casks, against 1914
casks for last week. The stock in yard
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EAR-Iha 1irmer tone Oh Far noted
III our last, seems to be pretty well
suss stained and full forr:ar rates ar.
qoite positively insisted npon. The
export demand has been good aud tu.
stock has been Considerably decceas d
by large foreign shipments. Ihe re
c@ipts continue III fair proportion, hnt
we learn from reiiab'a sources tina:
the stock IN the country Is pretty much
ali been sent ia, and very little "a
being manufactured; producers g.lc
orally turnlrg their d t.-ition to agvi~
cultural pursuits. a the close to-day
the market Is steady ~ 81 = p Dbl.
The receipts for the week were .6i5
bbls. against ] 237 hbls. for Iast week
The exports for the week were 4, 5t2
bbis. against 4, 202 bbls. for last week.
aud the stock In yard and f,fioat is
9,4i4 bills against I2.37I bbls for
last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
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Pic Mic "a, Ssoiksen

We return thinks to AIessrs. L. L
Polk, 7. \. Hoyie aad ". L. Crnrnp,
COMMITTEE, Tor an Invitation 10 at
tend u Sunday Schooi Pc Mic to be
gwen at Poiktolt, GA Saturday, the p !
cay II My II lot abe 10 ne present
with our friends III the flesh we will
certainly oe the Il ii th'' spii II and VIZ
81 lsh them day # nuch enjoyment
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KIDNEY COME PLANT

Probably there isno complaint that affiats
the human system, which is % little under
stood at the present time, as some o. the y.t-iE
forms of Kidney Com plants.
here IS n1 disease which causes such acute
PAIN or more alarming in is result, THAN when
INC kIoneyS tan TO secrete from th- blood In.
uric ACID, and otHer poisonous suhSt4uCe-,
which the blood accumulates in rs circulation
through The system
II from any cause the kidneys all to perform
the fun ctions devolvIng upon tbe1n, she erl.,.tT
latlons are taken IN by the absaTsen s. adj d.
whole system thrown into a state Ct ii -a.a..
causing great pain and suffering, and very
often immediate death. Hence tie he E-a trance
'f keeEing the kid! eys and blood IN a tst tss
conditlon, through which a: tue imFIr} lis O
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a Heavy atenp.

IF Won write down the figure and
t"ehty-one clpbers, aud call the units
to"s, that is, they say, the weight of
tins world of ours. For instance.
5000. 0oo, 0nu, @G0, COO, eco, 00O. IF there
were some VI { Of weight that repre-
Sented mlliiaid OF tons, tliere Won 4
be five thousand niiliards OF that
weight
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For the Information Of our readers
We publish the appointments of Rev.
W. $, Black. 2. E.. for his SECOND
round of Quarterly Meetings ia the
Wilmington District:
Wilmington, at Front Street, May
LIST and Pad.
Baden, c. + Mission, at Deem 5.
Chapel, May 9Th and 9th.
Eliza beth, May 18th and 18th.
Whiteville, at Fair Buff, May .95i'
and 30th.
TopsalI, june 5th and 9th
Onslow. June 18th and 18th.