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ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated 1886, 900, as
follows: Coupon As, $4,000 at 122; registered
As. 100000 at 122. $1,000 at 122; registered
Us. so. 900 at 103l%. S5.000 at l03LL
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Customs.
06,512; internal revenue. S563, ,S37.
THE President has approved the act pro-
viding for the classification of worsted cloths as
woolens.
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BACK FROM New YoRK.-Secretary Window
Assistant Secretary Batcheller and Supervising
Architect Windrim have returned from New
York and were at their desks in the Treasury
Department today
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OUT OF CoNfMIssIoN.-Ordersw were issued TO.
day putting the U.S.S. Marion. now at Mare
Island, Cal, ont of commission
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid. John
Moo. Sullivan; increase. James ii. Stewart.
James Jordan. Samuel Ii. Simpson, Joseph
McekS (Snldiers' Homel
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PERsoNAI--James Bardon and wife of
Superior, Wis.,, +. W. jackson of Chicago Mr.
John 2. Santry and wife of Boston, Hon. David
X. Watson attorney general of Ohio, Hon IT,
c. Payne of Wisconsin, Allen Miller of Ogden,
Utah. Gen. Frank Dickinson. I. SA.. and wife
are at the Ebbitt.--James A. johnson
and wife of San Francisco. Guy Leroy
Stevick of Denver and Louis J. Wot-
fort of ST. Louis are at Willards-
DIR. F. n. Patterson and Arthur T. Bowen of
Chicago and Z. Bremond of Austin. Tex are at
the Riggs.-S. W. RodnIan, Miss Rodman and
G. Bradford of Boston. L. l.. Corthell of Chi
cago and Morris 5. Shipley of Cincinnati are at
Wormley' 's.--Samuei /. Clements MARK
Twan) of New Haven II. B. Grose and c. L.
Bristol of Nermilion, SD. and Carl
Defer of Chicago are at the Arlington.
Rev. Dr. n. II. Egleston has removed from
Georgetown Heights to the house No. 1927
street.--Mr. Chas L. Kern has returned to
the city from New York for short stay pre-
vious to his departure to Central America =
l.. l.. Thompson returned last night from
two weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.-Lieut
Palmer Tilton, I. 5. A., and L. c. Fletcher
of Cincinnati, are at the Langham-
Robert Cox and wife OF Edinburgh. VIM NJ.
Baxter of Tennessee and James A. Fullenwider
OF Chicago at the Normandie.--A. c.
Hanscom and Mrs. David Puffer, jr.. of Cam
bridge, Mass, Graham G. Lacy of st. Joe, No..
}. W. James of Liverpool and F. Godfrey of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are at the St. James.
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THE BALTIMORE WILL BE READY To SAIL
WEDNEsDAY.-Capt. Ramsay, chief of the Bu-
reau of Navigation aud Detail, said this MORN
ing that the damage to the anchor wheel of
the Baltimore viii be fully repaired in time to
allow her departure from Baltimore next We'd
nesday for the West Indies. where she is to re-
port to Rear Admiral Gherardi as the flagship
of the North Atlantic squadron
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEMORIAL ME CHURCH,
g., - lth and sts n.e.-Preacnlns at II am
pm. by Judge Stewart Of Georsia. it.
Esr~, SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9Th
o. aud { Cstss.w.-Dr. Hershey will preach at |
m an pm. Evening topic: rs there personal
UNION MISSION. $50 PA
So cxss aDes..Tonight an Indian preacher s Will
fh nd and I 4 & I9moTroT rg o Pm Mis- ,d5 m1pktGn &
Branch meetings as usual except on Tuesday nirht,
when executive committee meets Gospel WAGON
st. and Pennsylvania ave, 81 Market srace 615. 1t
k sSCENTEAL METHoplsr PEoTEsTANT
Mn7TsS will chTrSn I2th and m nTmey To frv, keess Sc
Friendship with Christ aud at pm, the second
Dorcas. or the mighty power of one. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, y pm. 1t
RnSN Ew CHURC H.-THE REV, FRANK
fionai Law school d0G ST. NV. at O'Clock "The
Church and the Child" SAM. ii, 10. Sunday school
at $50 All are welcome. 1t
g~-4s Church. corner of ii III and II sts. nw.. $.
Domer past0r.-services Tomorrow at IL AIN. and
xSUNIoN WESLEY ZION CHURCH 23D ST.
tor1i am NJ. Rev I j. " & IHckett it,: 5 ). pm m Rev Kew i Il
quarterly meeting before conference ' '' f it.
~METROPOLITAN ME- CHURCH, COR.
nnG i's hSS and = GGrfy
Wera NE seG1nd m H. the What would tRe
am. Epworth League meeting 6:30 pm. 1t
FRIENDS OF SALVATION ARMY tAND
80 Enemiesl invited to our hall, 10 1lth St n.
W. Meetings Sunday afternoon and night. It,
e., SPlRTrUAL1SM AT GRAND ARMY
1Ss Hall, opposite Wizards, every sunday
Lycenm at 10 am. lmprovisatoEs by Miss Fannie
Allyn Of Massachusetts,, who occupies the platform
foT May. Lectures and poems at 1870 IN. and 8
PIN. 1t
F~,THE MEMBERS OF MECHANICS
- Lodge ana the fraternity of ODD Fellows are
requested to meet at Our hail. the of High
ana SITS. at pm; sharp TOMORROW EVENING
for the purpose OF attending III body the in
honor of the forty fourth anniversary of Mechanics
Lodge i'll Calvary NJ. L. Church. corner 3Jth and L
SITS. Rev. f. D. owen will preach "a sermon TO the
order assisted by Rev Bro Ser of Beacon Lodge and
Rev. Bro. EmInons of Union Lodge. HUGH DIVINE,
Rec. Sec. 1t
-r-SoNS OF JONADAB-MEET AT BALTI-
49, more ard Ohio depot TOMORROW tSUN-
DANJ MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Reduced fare will
depend on the number going to Harper's Ferry. 1t
dp---rS,A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF LEB-
- anOu Lodge No. Z, E.AA,M will be held
at Masonic Temple SUNDAS, the 11th instant. at
$50 o'clock pm. attend the funeral of our late
brother Edward BUnel Brethren OF sister lodges
fratcrnally invited to attend
BY order of the W.M. d. G. DIXON,
m9-2t Secretary.
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sEcoND woRKINGMENs BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
aSSETS aus -sG 90

ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS. sgs 7sG22.
Subscription books are open for shares in the sixth
issue. First payment May ii. 1890 5000 can be
obtained for a return payment Of SO monthly. Six
Per cent paid on all investments.
= SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The Association meets the second Wednesday Of
each month at eattos Eal. the southwest corner
OF stb and northwest
Persons desiring to connect themselves with
Building Association conducted business princi-
Pies should attend the meeting. where all information
will b. given a. to its management and the Success OBJ
famed during the SIX years of its existence. Meeting
opens : O'Clock pm
TEOs. BEoDLEICK PETER MCCARTNEY,
Preside eut. Vice President.
T. d. DAILY. Treas. JOHN I. LYNCH. Sec,
Once No. Market Building. Nc. 2OO4 9th NV.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL SHANNON. DENNIS FOGARTY,
JOHN READY, JOHN Z. KELLY,
JOHN LYNCH. EDWARD d. CORCORAN,
rS-6t JOHN NELLY
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H@HOTEL- STEAMBOAT AND CAR LAUN-
- Cry MOTk solicited Laundering for Summer
kssoIts a. short uOtiee; large iacilit;ts. DEXI
SLkAM LAI SDkN. 49I " 4S9 & st. nv. aplS-lIn
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LIEUT. Col RICHARD II. JACKSON, fourth artil-
lery. has been detailed to attend the encamp-
ment of the New York National Guard near
Peekskill about July l.
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ARMY ORDERS. First Lieut.. f. 3. Bolton
twenty third infantry. has been detailed to
special duty at the Kansas State Agricultural
College, relieving Second Lieut.. j. F. Morri-
son, twentieth infantry. who is ordered to join
his company. Maj. A. 5. Tower. paymaster.
has been granted leave of absence for four
mouths
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THE EAsroN (AfD.) PosTMAsTERsHIP.-
II. Clay Muiliken of Talbot Md. who has been
offered the position of postmaster at Easton,
Nd. is likely to accept. This action will de-
termine the rather lively contest which has
been in progress over this office.
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MONEY FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS
tary Proctor has made a second allowance OF
$4,000 for the relief of the Mississippi food
sufferers, recommended by Capt. Weston.
who has charge of the distribution of rations.
This leaves an unexpended balance of $50, 900.
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Z9THF COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY
- Viii ho.I their ueNt examination on MON
II Al. May - at clock am - the College r.
nacy. SOS 81. nv. Applications will be made 20 H.
o,SoTTHERN SOLDIERS WHO INTEND
E~ss visiting ElchmOad ON the 29tr and would
lk. others Viii meet informally AZ Room
i. zoo q 81, SATJEDAl EVENING, May 10. at :
O'Clock lm9-@tl +. W ANbEhSON .
AIIGHT-WEIGHT oyERCOAT, Not THE
b od one used last season. but a fresh and
sty Ii-H e. match the TeatLer ITlce ! \ T. SO
u,s GEOIGE SPkANSl, 434 eth st.
q THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
-, sale the stock Ot goods, consisting Of Cloth
III. Boots, Shoes, Hats CAPS tIentlemens FurnIsh-
INKS, Guns. Pistols. &c IN store Ia tn ST NV,
either retail III buIk. Proposals Tor the same can
be St nj 10 the undersigned
WAl LOEWENTHAI. Assignee,
tF-.z,KSOX's NEw HAT.
S I he Granite Color just received at the agency
tOr this city. sIINEMElZ SONS.
ms-3t l.31 Ia ave.
1s-,rENsI9N AND CLAIM AGENTS BLANKS
e. at lowest rates. GOOD Go3,I,S,' T9rz only n,,1s
mS-Im Book and job Printer 514Sfh s.. NV
sz,wE ARE SELLING \ FULLY GUAR
NTTLfD. EAsY-RUSNING 1e-INCH LAWN
MOWER FOR $3.50.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. s@.75
DUZ
WINDOW sCEEEN FRAMES. 2OC. ZACH
sCEEEN DOORS. COMPLETE. WITH SPRING
HINGES. SL2j.
PC,LTEy WIRE. 75C. PERIOOsQ TT.
LIGHTNING OR GIN ICE CREAM
FREEZs rs, 3-QTART. Sl15.
- FEET GARDEN HOSE WITH PATENT
BAEBER ROSS.
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a Muman,s Dlscoycry.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that by a lady in this
county. Disesse fastened its clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withsiood its severest tests, but her
vital organ. were undermined and
death seemed eminent. For three
months she coughed inaess ,ltiy and
could not sleep. She bought Of VI a
bottle Of DR. Kings New Disc. very
for Consumption AMI was 81 much
relieved on taking first desc that he
slept all night and with on- bottle
has been miracnlously cured Fl
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus
write W. q Hamtick 4 Co, of Shell
by. N. C-Get free trial bottle at
Blacknalls Il Sons.
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Rediculous Nonsense.

We have heretofore, refrained
from anything like an extended com-
ment over the far0re that has been
produced Ia many of tha cnuntry vii.
lagos of the State, on account of the
removal Of Trinity College to Raleigh,
and the recent decision of the Truss
tees Of the proposed Baptist Female
College to locate that institution
here. = Raleigh Visitor.
Our bright little contemporary
will wake up some Of these bright
mornings and find that some Of the
country villages have'outstripped the
great metropolis Of North Carolina
in every thing except conceit and
selfishness. IL the State patronage
should be withdrawn from that
GREAT business centre, it would not
be half MS large as some of the coun-
try villages. Durham for one, wants
nothing.except what she has fairly
won. That she will have il she can
get justice
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MORTGAGE SALE.

On Monday the 3lst day Of March
lo9J NJ IL o'clock NJ, AT the t'our
Hou - door in Dnrhim. y. q. The
ind.r.ign,d will resell il pubic
luc;rn to The highest liter. Loi
Nh. 6 containing 8ii acres "f The
W lk,rson land on Chapel Hill A. 4
Ral,izh rold, adjoining the lands ol
VI :. T. A. Long, Prot. J W. G re
and Jack Lloyd Il being part If
tie j. G. Nllkelson land mortgaged
by said Wilkelson to W. I. Black
well, aid regi tered in Book II. pages
SIS, 557 and $50 in the Office of The
Register Of Deeds for Orange county.
TERNs. One. third cab, balance
on credit { twelve months with I'M
tlesi from day Of sale.
VIM. A. GUTHRIE,
Atty. for Mortga.ee.
Durham, n. o., Feb. %, 80.
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RASH LEGISLATION.


= No Congress has ever met vet
fwhich,equals the 5lst in wild, Wis
ionary, and reckless legislation.
While it may be true that the times
have changed, and new and untried
legislation is, necessary to meet the
altered condition Of affairs; yet we
aasenotalludlng to tina. class of ex-
;permental legislation.
= It has often been said, and doubt
lass with much truth, that the aver
!age member Of Congress, spends his
terms IL service, with the idea Of
his reelection always uppermost in
MS mind. Hence he introduces
Some bill to. confer direct benefits
to his constituents, which he would
not vote for If put on its passage,
fsrsueh a vote would cost him the
#e4S.f# -
vote Of every sensible citizen. +.
But barring even this class of
Wild, reckless, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that deceives no one, there still re-
mains a large crop of bills that are
really pressed, and to be pressed for
+ ~
passage. that are as utterly foreign
to.good government as any can be.
They all. hare within them a money
benefit TO one class at the expense
of'otlfer.classes, and if one in a hum
dred of'them can pass, then taxation
would be such as no eivilizedgoven-
ment ever knew.
Withoutany of these wild schemes,
the enormous crop Of pension bills,
sohie Of which viii pass in some
shape, Will be quite enough to keep
federal taxation, high enough for
the rich and too high for the poor
THE only REMEDY which We see
fotrsutR legislation, Is for the hon
est and intelligent citizens to watch
closely the record Of their own Be
presentatwes, and rebuke HIM in
every case; where he's been guilty Of
introducing wild. reckless, buncombe
n III ~ : 90 Fs V1 "
Dills. - .satt MHisfaa - ~
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DO notuse Pennyr0yaI, Tansy
or Cotton Root pills

DO notuse Pennyr0yaI, Tansy
or Cotton Root Pills
They a-e dangerous Y,u will re-.
Tet their use. The great external
French remedy il what sou should
have. Read what the celebrated
Dr.. Creesemand, Of Boston, says:
DEAR BapaM:-Your remedy,
which consists Of q strongly medica.
ted and penet a'ing bot vapor, ap-
Piled 10 the same manner as n Sig
bath, Is boon ~ women, rs il does
away with he u.e oflhUse vile drugs,
prnDyroyal, Tansy, Cotton Root, &C.,
with which 90 m suy women are kill.
ing themselves every year. Its the
most rational and scientific remedy I
have ever known, during q practice
Of over thirty years, v-rg truly.
j r. cREEsFxAsD. NJ. ID.
One pacEage Of Ma lame Lubin's
Remedy, 81 90 s Mt by mail securely
Dackei, Abr e.,
Mrs KATg S.ncuM.
22g broadway, New York City.
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A. r. FouaERAY.
!. Kiclxinr like steers.

Tbe.selectisn Of Raleigh as q site
for tae Baptist College seems to have
stirrsd up q great commotion. Oar.
ham and. Oxford feel particularly
hurt. and they may be sid TO kick
lite gteets. H@s 5@* 49, s8
Now thisi s not 10 good form. To-
baccO tswns are not good localities
for young ladies' schools. A quiet
place like Raleig, which has to live
and thrive on public crumbs, Is Q
gOC d locality for assehool. TIE hum
Of business apd commerce will no,
distract he young ladies at Raleigh,
and there is no dagger Of them being
disturbta bf romantic stories Of mer-
chant end manufacturing princes
suddehlg growing up. fiota humble
Alliance people. E. s@~~
A Siate capital or an educational
centre never hecsmes . Commercial
Or manufacturing mart oiany impor.
tanGe. elf sa 49, saa@
-GrtsisJsE0 N0rM .lStats. a.
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THE UNIVERSITY MATTER.
The Raleigh Call Says that the
Defeated Towns are EnylOus
and jealous.

The Raleigh CAL publishes some
extracts ftom the Durham San,
Greensboro Patriot and The Day,
and then moralizes in the style:
There's moral to all this Sur.
rounding towns INSTEAD of being proud
Of the capital CITY are jealous of it.
Instead Of being disposed to make
the capital a pride of State and pride
Of the country, they show disposi>
tion to undermine or pull it back.
For some inexpllcable reason Raleigh
has kind words from few sources.
Hence her citizens must more closely
and more firmly unite themselves to
war and further her interest. She
is n w like man who is struggling
TO 60 forward. He has no enc urage
ment, but rather there appears to be
a mbination of the world against
him. The hands put forward are 10
pcll him back, not to push hin on.
His purposes may be good, his aims
noble; but Jealousy ana Envy ar,
ever putting obstacles IN his way Il
he presevere, hoMes I, and Ii all,
win in spite Of difficulties, then tn
same world that opposed itself to his
progress is the one to cheer AID ap.
plsud him most loudly and so fawn
most strvilely.
Then let the citizens of Raleigh
form q stronger bond Of unitr. Let
opposing obstsc,es intensity Rahigh's
efforts. Let Per everence endure yet
a little while longer, and then. Us
then, her victories will proclaim her
Irresistible and il comparable. and
then the nnw existing jsalousies and
enyies will Turn to - c,,niums aud
laudations.
If demanding fair play is envy
then Oxford pleads guilty.
Ii protesting against Raleigh get.
ting something she was not entitled
to and ought not TO have bad is jeal
ousy then Oxford pleads guilty again.
There Is no occasion for the citizens
O. Raleigh TO "more closely and more
firmly unite themselves to war and
further her interests That Is the
trouble .now. They ought to enlarge
their range Of vision, and rid them-
selves OF the notion that Raleigh aud
Wake county constitute the State Of
North Carolina. There are other
towns ard other counties, aud they
have clsims aud rights entitled to con-
si1eration every now and then
The 0yfnri people would like tn
see ti'eir capital a great city worthy Of
our great state, but if Raleigh should
ever reach that pinnacle they would
no. do any servil fawning. That j.
not me characteristic Of North Caro-
lianains and least Il all of 0xonians.
Tie insinuation would indicate that
when the Gail said lin explanation OF
its "socisl and moral" clip up,) Dur.
ham and Oxford had as good environ.
ments as Raleigh, that the editor Of
the Cal was hardly sincere. II he
was and is sincere, then Raleigh will
be ready TO fawu on Oxford or Dur
ham should either Of the lattsr places
eclipse The Stste capital.
Our people want to see Raleigh
climb the heigb, but want to see her
keep in the straight path and not get
there by represensible means.
-OxtordDav. .~@
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Mr. Gladstone's ususl circular "a
his supporters in the House Of com.
NOES just before the opening Of the
session Of Parliament, was published
January ~. He says that the cons
dibpn Of public affairs - not without
some peculiar features, and that the
questions 10 be considered at The
opening Of the session may be OF pre-
sing interest. The wording Of the
circular Is unusual, and is taken 10
indicate an early discussion Of the
Piggot le'trs and other matters Of
vital importance TO the Liberal and
Home rule members. Mr Gladstone
and members oftlle last Liberal Oabi.
net who arc in sympathy with the
Home-iule movement, will discnss
party policy al Mr. Gladztone's house
On February 8.
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cEREALITEl
Top Dressing.
DOES ITPAY?

D1EkHR.D. N. G. Sept. 26th. 1888
ID. II. BrloT, Esq.
Dear Sir: used one big OF { liz.
E LITE purchased Of ycu last Spring.
I aopl.el it siie cotton 12th If july
Il k cps the Clifton green-r AMI hollis
grew larger; did not have tie rust a.
b d As cotton on either size u II i.
| intend to keep . correct Account OF
lie yield on said acre.
Yours truly.
j. X. LAWRENCE.
DoEHEsD. N. c.. April 6, 1889
Ness. Bogkin, farmer q Co., Balto..
Md.
Gentlsmen-Enslosed find state.
ment of Mr.. J. X. Lawrence 10 re-
gard TO test If CERFuIrE. All th.
land was mannre,l alike before using
CIREALITE
One acre Of land. on which guano
alone was used, p.oinced- 1881 lb.,
seed cotton.
One acre ( %: d q wh'ch qua
vas used and crop inpdressfd wiIl
CEREALIrE, produced 1870 ibs
seed cotton. -
Increased yield by use
Of CEREALrrE 2sai ID.
per acre.
Clear profit on one acre from a.. ~
"Csrealite" (after paying for iomel
1851.
Yours, &c,
IL. II. BARLOW,
BLACK CREEK. N. c. Feb. ~, 80.
Meas. BoykiH, Garner q Co.
Dear Sir:-T bought one bag oil
Tor Dressing from your agent las
Spring aud fouudl il paid me well on
corn and cotton. / applied on corn
the second plo vim AMI on cotton Oh,
last blowing. Il keep. the crop green
when Il is maturing. | expect to u,e
IL sgsin this year.
YeuTs truly,
LIB. BARDIs.
W-Send for pamphlet Of dir {,
tons and testimonials and give il A
TRIAL.
BoYkIN. CAR aER l. co,
BALTIMORE, MD
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English capitalists during 1883
invested s56,505. 900 IN breweries 10
the United States. Besides This. they
have contracted for 5000, 900 worth
Of dlstillIng property in Kentucky,
which will give them almost . moDop
oily Of whisky-msking In that State.
Our Epglis cou.i.s have great con
idence in the strength Of the liquor
vote in this country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-26

A Russian came TO this country,
snd after remaining aproper time,
was naturalized. He went to hrs ma.
tive country over q year ago on q
visit and was arrested under the
military Law for eyading duty and
sentenced TO banishnent ~ Siberia.
TIE case vas brought befIre secrc-
tary Blaine, who made q demand on
the Russian Government, and the
man was released.
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BUOKLEN's ARNICA SALVE

TIE Best SALvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers.Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. II is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale byR. Blacknall a Co. Durham
" q
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FIrs,-All fits stopped free BY DR..
Kllne's Great Nerve Restorsr. No
fits after first days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and So 90 trial bot
tie free to fit cases. Send to DR..
Kline, OBI Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
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Andrew Carnegie hes given q
$4,000 free library 10 Allegheny
City. Pa, and will give one Coating
81, O0O,0 70 Pittsburg. Conscience
money often finds o tortuous way In
reaching lie owners, the people,
Chicago Mail, Ind.
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Otterburn Litlna and Magnesia
Water.

DJKI,M n. G.. Feb. 81, 1890.
used the 0tteth lrn Lithia Water
Of Amelia county, Va. fr DyspepsIa
ACME Is mouths since, but Unly Tor 0
few days. experienced however
great relief from ,it, and w,ulj |
doubt not have found much greater
relief. i'll had not left holne o .le
absent for several weeks. ron-ia.l
It very superior va er for IrJiges
tion and general debility.
Very truly,
II. i. DALSAlL, g.
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
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a Notable Consultation.

AAAi<ADELrhANf ESo. w. w. A@F F.
Tobacco Leaf Publishing CO.
Ihave jdst learned that the firm Of
NJ. z. McDowell q Co. of Philadel
phia, and the Blackwell Durham To.
baceo Co. ,.of Durham, n C., have
consolidated and pooled their inter.
ests, uGder the head Of Blackwell
DuIham Cc-opera;ive Company. off.
cered as followed M Z. Mcdowell.
presidsrt~J. s. Carr, vice-president
John Mcdowell, Treasurer; Samuel
Austin. secretary. Capital as usual
RsspectiullF
hks.ts A. X. FoUGERAY.
This move was probsblY sn es-
sentiskbart Of the sale OF the BLACK
well Goispauf t6s'fhe syndicate
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70. winslow's Soothing syrup
should always be used for children
teething. Il soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays All pain, cures wind collie,
and IL the best remedy Tor diarrhoea.
twenty-five cents q bottled
sep Z7-d.w.Iy.