THE .ISHILVILLi: GAZETTE:-. JANUARY a., i
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The Kind You Have AlTOysBofenthiii lixs bSeu jf:
r ana: lias been maqe JZiifler his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no ono to deceive von in thisu
-All Counterfeits, Imitations and Snbstitates are but Ex- 5
periments that trifle .frith and endanger the health of '
Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment,
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing: Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains ; neither , Opium, Morphine nor, other Narcotic
substance. Its age ii its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The M'Ton
In
Have Always Bought
Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CCWTfcUW COMPANY. TT MURMT STNeCT, NEW YORK OITY.
SOUTH E UN K A i L W A Y.
In Eftfct Dec. 5 I8i.
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A. AND S. BRANCH.
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MURPHY BRANCH.
No. 7 No. 17
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Dally except Sunday.
(BLEEPING C AR SEHVICB.)
Trains 27 and 1L and. 12 and 28 carry Pullman aleepera between New Tork
T7anlncton, Aalierllla, Hot Bprina ChaUanoa Trains I
tod 11, and 10 and 12, between Jackaonville, Savannah, Colombia, Aaheville,
Hot Bprlngs, Knoxville and Cincinnati.
Trains 15 and 1 carry Pullman aleepera between Salisbury, AshevUle,
Hot Springv, NaahTlUe Chattsjiooga a nd Mempnls. . ;
TassttMCWlta our t elleni, equipment and scbedules to the
norta and east, all rail " tnroua-a WAahlnston, the public spci h atten
tlon is 'called to our rail and water rottf to tit north and et southern
railway and tae .Cnesapeaice Una. ; -This scaeduls allows a day'a 'aw
At Norfolk, Va., affording an opportunity to Tlalt Old Point Comfort fFfcr
Monroe), Vlrgriniai Virginia Beach;' New-port Newa, etc. Baggage called for ani
checked from hotels and residences .bytbe Aahevllilse Transfer Company, offlcs
twlth efflty ticket office, 60 patton avenue, AfihevUlev N. C ? . j
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JTKANK S. GANNON. 1 -- -.- J. iL CULP," . ' -
Third Vlce-pres. A Gen. Mr.. " Traffle lfanasr,
- WashinstontfyOvO. - - Waahinaton, D. C.
. H. HARD WICK, ' , JW. A. TTJRK,
A. G. P. A, Atlanta, OS, un. r'assenger Afent,
v.lQ. p. Jl LouIstUIs, Ey. 3 CL JL 1SEN8COTEB,
W. X. DARBY. A & A CkAtta&osv.
City Pass. aaA T. aicsaJ i - .. - - - - j .y . - i " f
,C0rKUL COLLEGE CF KE1TUCXT L-r.IHSITT
v - UBxxvGToif. irr.
.500 pafr ..Gbilbeaa Swefc 8 to 19. At
G. A. ; Hears and Eons', Shot
cost;
VflCiI,.GOrmJ
w AMD COTTOM
tlllliFfc.g
ELATED - A V t
A Sharp Advance in the
Coalers and Pacific Stocks
VOLUME OF TRADE SMALLER.
M
i (
KIDNEYS
altby kid-
fieys filter im
purities from
the blood and
keep it red &
pqre:8ic kidl
-neysdon't. ;
Ii08tetter,8
BATS THAT STEAL SOAP.
Cotton Firm and XTnchamzed Wlieat
Erratics-Corn and Provisions
' ; Steady, :
AGUIIIALDO'S OPIIIIOII.
rears Entertained in Kewark City
, ; nail for Boll Top Desks and
Ofiice Rugs. -!"f;"
iNiewark. N. J.r Jan '11 c. i i
: liners; stiir- """JfiS xrora tne washstanda at
j .the kid) the city hall h Newark for months and
pror rr-t SCI9eb0dyr been suspected of steal:
fortiiance of r118 Janitor and w&tcl&nan have I
uuiug, jnaiuwn mucn worneu about the matter
because t cake of tnilot soap seldom !
lasted over night. One day last week
Tax CHerk1 Harrisoa chained up a cake
Old Runnini? Snrcc
make s the
V.tching, Scratching
EGEZIYA
Blood Poison.
By Direct Private vMe to W. P, H r
Broker 48 PattOri Ave.
One of His Eepresentatives Speaks cf
the Basis of the Filipino Hopes.
London, Jan. 12. The Berlin corree-
New York, Jan: ii Tihere was aome 1)011(56111 Sdard jaya that Prof .
t)l -A,! A . - V
falling off in the volume of trading to-; iumenin"' -awnaiaos representa
day hut prices were strong. The par- ; tive there writing to the TaeWatt
ticular features were the Grangers, 8aysr
which under the lead of Rock.IslaDd ' "The Americans, bemg addicted to
made further advances. ! dlJink' are less able to fl8 Lin the trop
in the surface roads Brooklyn flapld
Falling hah-. BorelhTi,1:
eruptionapuatulea.Mid i ulcere f th-
Transit showed the most strength al
though was Erratic in its movements.
Sugar was weak, on developments from
yesterday's meeting being construed
unfavorable. Manhattan contiues to
have a latere following. Douisville and
Nashville was subjected to considerable
proflt taking, but held strong.
cific roads 'were all strong as well as
Southern railway.
A movement was made in the Coalers
which advanced sharply.
COTTON Late cables were about 1-2
above yesterday's closing 'and had tie
effect of stopping further realizing by
the local crowd, who were inclined yes
terday to .take dome profits. '
The' opening here was 1 to . 2 points
above yesterday's close and a rally of 2
points further followed.
Receipts were light and Liverpool spot
sales were large. Houston reports re
ceipts falling off on aoount of no cotton
in the interior.
Everything considered cotton held
firm, although final pricec were a;bout
unchanged from last night's close.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Chicago, Jan. 12. This morning the
market showed Na tendency to break
away from foreign influences. Cables
were unchanged at the opening but
Liverpool closed 3$4bwer for May.
While this had the affiefc of limiting the
bullish feeling and curtailing business
the market held firm. '
After rallying 1-2' cent in the face of
foreign low cables, realizing later caus
ed some concessions and the market
closed slightly below last night, but in
a position to advance on any encourage
ment. .
Corn showed -more strengths and -aK
though on the advance it met with sell
ing orders, prices held firm. ' -
Provisions are strong hut dull.
ics than sober. Spaniards. A guer
illa war could be kept up for six or
eight years, during which! the inevita
ble conflict between the powers in east
ern Asia would afford the Filipinos, a
chance. ,s- " ; '
"All the Jesuits and Benedictines are
at liberty; oMy the member .of the
The P! ! other orderai jhave beeakept prisoners.
Tie former are now pro-American ba
j cause American rule affords the only
j hope of retrieving their fortunes.5 Hi
I treatment of prisoners U severely pun
; ished, -while nuns N are n'ot molested,
most of them being the natives. The
j Americans imagine they can .-buy. the iri-i'i-urgen
army for $3,000,000r bufcthe Fil
!i pines anticipate that "an American
i party inspired by Washington's spirit
I will yet come imto power and grant
f
of toUet soap and suspended it a few J Wn. etiff nea of the joints, rheumatism.
inches obove the basin: In the TnowSi-nr t Tr?T . "t- :
cnlr part of the cake remained and that
was; marked with rodent teeth.! -Wlhile
repairs were being made to the floor in
the tax office yesterday aTlarge number
of partly eaten cakes of soap were
found in a cluster when a board was re
moved. .
Tne caty hall is an old building. It
was once the City Hotel, , and was then
a great nest of rats. Some of the des
cendants of truoeie rats still make the
place their home and live upon paste,
cockroaches and the crumbs dropped by
frugal employees who bring their lunch
eon from home or send out for five-cent
sandwiches at noon.
Constant complaints have been made
about 'the disappearance of rubber eras-
era, lead pencils, penholders, inkstands,
and other articles of stationery, includ-
rig boxwood desk rules and celluloid-
handled' steel erasers. The solution of
t tb-ejmystery is now found in ;the rat
theory, andMf any roll-top desks or of-
j them independence.".
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THE LUMBER TARIFF.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Open High Low Clse
Am. Tobacco 147 147 146 147
Ain. Sugar R. 128 126& 125 125
A. T.&S. P. pf. 55 55
a k.u.Ja h fill Jmiia lail
towi Come. inctdlag T1U Bfci 4 Ii im i rtiDr aii .. RtnMrv TAMArw;
Bait. & Ohio.
Brook. R. T.
Chi. B. & Q.
Cbes. & Ohio.
Chi. G. W.
Del. & Hud.
Fed. Steel.
Fed. Steel pf.
Gen. Electric.
11 Central.
Lou. & Nash.
I Manhattan.
no. JraciP.c.
69
88
127
27
112
62
69
09
128
27K
113
5
8384
10001
55 55
67 m
88 89
127 127
27M 27
i izH
iii ,ni
51 .51
82 83
99 100
116 117 116 116
66 66 65 65
106 106 104 I06K
46 46 45 45
Met. Traction. 190 190 189 18?
No. Pacific
No. Pacific, pf.
M. Y. Cen.
Northwest'ro.
Omaha.
Pacific Mail.
People's Gag.
Rock Island.
46!J48F46 46
78 79 78 78
124 125 123 123
144 144 143 144
98 - 98 97 97
45 45 44 44
112 112 111 111
115 116 y 115 115
So. Railway pf. 45 45 44 45
t. PauL 122 123 T23 123
T. C. & I. 36 36 36 36
IJ, P. pf. 74 -.76. ' 73 ,74
West'n Union. 94 94 94 94
Continental Tobacco pfd. 80
CHICAGX) BOARD OP TRADE.
Onen Hteh Lw Clsa
71 71 70 70
37 37 37 37
27 28 27 1 27
1022 1027 1U1 5 1017 ,
OOU 0Z Oii i&i
515 .515., 510 510
NEW YORK COTTON feXCHANGE.
Open Hlgrh Iw"Clse
572 ' 575 570 570, f
WasMnglton,-Jan. 12. Washington ho
'teds are fiGILed wtfh a. very Tepresenlflaltave
cong!negiatiion : ofl wealthy. Humbelrmeri.
a royal ngut , samuiar iuo Jthit of two
years ago wihen the Dimgley tlarlff law
wtas passed, is on Ito detBeirmtoe wheiCher
It'he tariff of 2 a thiousaflid feet shiaM prer
vaill lor whether- the 1 Vate destred by
Canialdljans aind by Amciricatnls who own
pine (lands in Canajdia,, chiefly in 'the Geor
glan bay dialtrldC, shall be foiled upon
the Anglo-AmeSidan Oommiisalon, aind
evenftuklly adopted lin 'tibe proptdsed
arealty. Thus ifair the nta'tter Ja enltirely
outislide the dettberlalteoins of the ciammis
eabh, and thfa prospecits are that 'it will
remain outslJde for la long ttime. Sen
atoms abd Repnesemtialtivela from no:tthem
Doraer stajes nave tor uae aaat two or
three days benft every effort to prevent
Ithe Canadians from outdoing itihem, in
the absenice of Represenltatlve dnelery-.
who was the stoutest advocaite of ithe $2
lumber irialte on. the o.tom5salon, and. af
lOef appeailiilng even to ItWe Piresideat, are
eiid to have reoefvied absolute aisssuTiaince
yesterday thaJt the lumber dahadule wiU.
nlt be reopctQedl urtOK Represajieaxive-
Dingley is better or alt Jeaat for Ibhe pores
ent. -;' I -
180 pairs men's fine congress shoes at
dost. $2.25 to $3.25. G. A. Mear - 3ooa
Shoe Storsc-
Ulcers, Scrofula.
Running Sore Eyes
CURED BY
Botanic Blood Balm- R R R
The Great Blood Remedy .
The above named, diseases are all
due to diseased germ floating around Ik
the Mood. These germs make their ap
pearance In the form ot sore n th
body at the point of least reatotaned.
Lotions and salves ma; help temporarily
but to effect a cure the poison must be
got oat or tne dioocl
Botanic Blood Balm fB. B. B.V ). th
only remedy which has really effected a
permanent cure of these terrible dis
eases. B. B. B. la a rjowerful vemthiA
blood remedy. : which, when ft mlrM
with the diseased blood, causes the hu
mors and germs to leave the ho,
through the pores of the skin and ex.
cretory organs. Mr. B. F. Price, a Phil
adelphia druggist,, recently wrote us
mat wnen people afflicted wTtfh blood
diaetases called for a remedy he invari
ably advised ithtem to use B. B. B.. and
he never knew of a case that failed of
a permanent cure. It has been on th
market for 17 years, and we have recent
letters mom patients who were cured
years ago, saying that they are as well
as cam be at the present time, with no
trace ot tfce disease letft This proves
tha't the poison wias entirely driven out
of the system, and hence a permanent
cure was effected. It is the cure that
counts. We will let some of the patients
speak for themselves.
ECZEMA CTJREd.
Julia E. Johnson . Stafford's P. O.. S.
C, says: "I had auffered thirteen years
with ec ema, and was at times confined
to my bed. The itching was terrible.
My' son-in-law got me one-half dozen
bottles' of Botanic Blood Balm, which
entirely cured me, and I ask you to puh-
nn tills tor the benefit of others suffer
ing in like manner."
BLOOD POISON CURED.
Maxey, Ga., Jan. 8.
THE WORK OF AH INCENDIARY. S-Li-I J-&.-3"iJSS
luoro xjx. uorruyuun, ana cue
flee rug disappear it
tell where they -went.
will be easy to
HICKORY NUT GAP TOLL R0D.
Editor of the Gazette.
In ycur issue of yesterday I saw in
the proceedings of the legislature that
my name had been published as the
owner .,1 'the 44qU road in Hickory Nut
Gap 1 beg to disclaim any connection
with the toll "road, being progressive in
my ideas. The person1 who owns the
road and control the toll gate is Jerome
B. Freeman, of Henderson county,
Will you publish this correction, and
oblige THOMAS TURNER
Esmeralda Inn.
Durhlam, N. C. Jan. 12. The colored
graded school was totally destroyed by
fire gjaSt night. . It &J though to have
eten. Un tendfeury.
The building wlais heated by tregiistera,
tthe heaiters being teituaited im 'the balse-
memt. About 3 o'clock tMo adltiernoon,
aflter schbioU was dismissed, the heaiterc
were iolea.neJd asui the sdsOiela thilown
outside. The fire origjrtaittad in the
wokd-room of the basememit about twen
ity fteeit from the hetatetns and neair a win
dow.
The building coslt $6,000 and the furn
ntture and fixtures labou't -; $1,500, Tre
buildkHg wa& insured for $4,500. Noth
One waft ''savmli fnoim. th flim.
loxKitt eons n,,r dfijs esaaoin shrdlx
EBEE
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TRIAL
BOTTLE 11
THIS OFFER ALMOST SURPASSES BELIEF.
An External Tonis? Ajied to the SMi
Beautifies it as by Tilagic
A WOMAN WAS THE tNVENTORj"
THE
t ME
May Wheat.
May Corn.
May Qats.'
May Pork.
May Lard.
May'Ribs.
March
May
Aug.
4t
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679";
582
577
685
F77
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6S5n,
AU LadWWool Shoes, 10 per ceot. of
cost. Q. A. Meara and Sons. ?'
I
Child's Spring Beiel Shoek sizes 16
8, $5o-. G. A. Hears and Son
Y
DeWltt Wltc!b Haael
Salve
i
-K you 'aj"nWt satisfied 'wftli your presr
ent accKWnniddatkifis trythe Oaks hotel; J
rates moderaitRL .1 j'
'TJadies' Overgalters, 25c. fcf. A. Hear
and Soiis Shoe Store;
'2
Gentleman's $5.00 Shofes. narrow; toes.
a, a. jsaearsi as bom.
woolen underwear at G. A.'
Mebra aMd
xnousands have tried from time imme
morial to discover some efficacious remedy
for wrinkles and other imperfections of
the complexion, but none had yet suc
ceeded until the Misses Bell, the now fam
ous Complexion Specialists, of 78 fifth
Avenue, New York City, offered the pub
lic their wonderful Complexion Tome.
The reason so many failed to make this
discovery before is plain, because they have
not followed the? right principle. " Balms,
Creams. Lotions, etc., never have a tonic
effect upon the skin, hence the failures.'
The Aliases BeD's Complexion Tonic baa
a most exhilarating effect upon the cuticle,
absorbing and carrying off ill impurities
which the blood by its natural action Is
constantly .forcing to the surface of the
8ka "ft is to the skin what a Yitelizfng
tonic is to the blood and nerves, a rkindof
new IHe that unmediately exhilarates and
strengthens, wherever applied; Its tonio
effect is felt almost immediately, and It
, speedily banishes forever from the skin,
frockles, pimples, blackheads i mdtn
. .patches, wrinkles, liver spots, roughness,
valines?, eruptions, and disoolorans'of
fi-ov kind.
. ) i.rder. -that aU may be benefited by
. A v rJi -4"at iftcAvery the 'Misses Bell will,
- in ih present naoatlieive to aU call
ers at their parlors one trial bottle of fhab
Complexion Tonic absolutely free ; and in
order that those who cannot call or who
live away from New York may be bene
fited, they will send one bottle to any ad
dresj, all charges prepaid, on the receipt of
25 cents (stamps orsil vex) to cover cost of
packing and delivering. The price of this .
wonderful tonio is $1.00 per bottle, and
this liberai offer should be embraced by alL
The Misses Bell have just published V,
their new book, Secrets of Beauty,"
LThia valuable worlf ja free to all desiring
m The boo treats exhaustively oflthe
importance of a. good complexion ; tells
hbwfa woman tnay ; acquiw beauf fnd
keep it. Special chapters on the' care bi 4
the hair f bbw to have Tuxtuiant growth ;
harmless methods of making the hair Jre
serve its natoralbeanty andxlor,eren to
adtanced age. 'Also instructions how to '
Danish super fhious hairfrom. the face. -,
neck and arms' without injury to the skin
This bc)kwiU1)eWiled to any add-on H
reqties !g?'ll!t '1-, 4; J
FBEB Trial Bottles ot Wonderful Com-. .
plexioh Tonib free'at parlors, or 35! cents t
(cost of packing and mailing) to those at a
distance. . . -.
CkTrrespondence cordially solicited. Ad
dress - -;'-- .
THR MISSHiSr RELI7S Fifth Av.. New York OcW.
andtWi
Thte Misae BeH'e complexion tonic. - '""Vr'n soap.
skin food
Decarme e
aisease began to eat my skull bones. It
was said I must surely die, but I tried
a bottle of Botanic Blood Balm (B. B.
B.) with benefit, and using eight or ten
bottles more I became sound and well,
and have been so for twelve months.
Hundreds of scars cam be seen on me.
and I extend heartfelt thanks for so val
uable a remedy. . ROBERT WARD."
We know Robert Ward, and that ha
has been cured toy Botanic Blood Balm.
A. T. prUghtwpll, W. C. Birchmore &
Co., J.H. Brightwell. John T. Hart. W.
Bfcampbell, all of Maxey, Ga.
fc? OFFENSIVE ULCERS CURED.
''On- Sumrrww. wvara 1 vmn a cn
WJIIIO rail mo nYcf trt 1inl..tnnl . T L
came badly affected with malarial blood
poison, that tm pared my health for more
than two years.. Several offensive ulcers
appeared on my legs, and nothing seem
ed to give permanent relief until I took
six bottles off - Botanic Blood Balm (B.
B. B.) which cured me entirely.
M. D. LANE, Deveraux, Ga."
TEXAS SCROFULA CURED.
Dexter, Texas, March 16.
"Blood Balm Co.,: We bad a case ot
scrofula In our neighborhood of long
standing, who had used all patent med
icines which were recommended to him;
besides Otis, he also had several doctors
attending- him, but everything failed to
effect any gwd. He grew worse every
day, amid had not left his bed for the last
six months. HSs name la Servenka, and
we got a neighbor of bis to permiads
him to try Botanic Blood Balm (B. B.
B.), and after using only one bottle h
left his bed for the first time in six
months.
''To the present time he has used less
than tfcrjee bottles, and he is walking
around visiting his friends in the neigh
borhood. All scrofulous sores are heal
ing finely, and you never aw a happier
man than he. Is.
"Nearly everybody for miles around
has (heard of this wonderful cure, and
all who need a blood remedy call for the
B. B. B.
LIEDKE BROS., Merchant."
More testimonials of the wonderful
cure of blood diseases by 3. B. B. are
printed in a Ii title book on blood diseases
which Is sent free, of charge to any one.
B. B. B. is for sale by all druggists at
tl per largie bottle. It cures the mall
est pimple to the worst case of scrofula
or blood poteon. Six bottles of B. B. B.
sent, charges prepaid, to any one on re-
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
De Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure.
Quickly cures Dysentery mad Diarrhoea.
Lames' Sprine HeS 8hW. sSc Q. A.
Meant and Sons.
Ladies' $1.50 shoes, to
G. A. Meara and Sons.
close, at 9Sc
I will Dve this Year as
well as f Dyed in" the
Old Yean
dy ladies'
and- cental -clothes, tips.
plumes, f eathers, jhataetOtiCbenUe cur
tains, rugs, robes, ail kinds ox furs.
I clean ladies and gents' clothes by
chemical process, which does not shrink
or damage tur goods.
I alter and reralr ladles', and gents'
garments, also furs, such as beaver.
seal, etc All work guaranteed.
One way express wfli twrpald on all
out of town orders. ' -
I hare also at lngstoref a Oourt
place a few head nimaffed rugs for
sals at a, low figure, as wolf, fox, leop-
BtKth Ifaia atreet aSltA!
wsv f v? f.V4
East
elmlts
3iJt.3 PcticaiI)yer
55S.liainSt. Phone 200,
t Addreat O.
'depCo are:or sale lff fhU city by W C. CarmlchaeL ?y -;s