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- . This Argtjs o'er the people's rights, No soothing strains of Maia's son, - '
Doth an eternal vigil keep Can lull its hundred eyes to sleep"
VOL. XVII. i GOLDSBORO. N. C, THURSDAY APKXL. 1, 1897, NO 130
. . i " : y ; "
THE ARGUS.
DAILX & WEEKLY.
LOCAL BRIEFS
City politics are beginning to
be discussed.
It is uow President Hancock.
of the A. & N C. R. R We wish
him luck.
Mr. Wm. Garris, of Beston,
is to have charge of the Caledonia
State farm in Halifax county, and
will take charge next week.
mm
Absolutely Pure.
A BEAUTIFUL EXHIBIT
AT
THE TRUG STORE OF
J. H. HILL & SON.
l'ainr's Celerv Compound Appeal From
Their Spacious Show Wiudow to
tlie l'asers-rty anil Tells Them of Its
Marvellous Merits.
The artistic arrangement of the
handsome cartoons and beautiful
placards advertising the world re
nowned Paine's Celery Compound
in the large show windows of the
drug store of J. H. Hill & Son, at
the Hotel Kennon corner, attracts
the attention of those who have an
eye for the beautiful. Besides
the lovely pictures, on which the
j. i i i r., i a
mrwa rrrkat tnrnnnt.6 than P.atl ! . fi ... .
Celebrated ior its great leavening Wor . f nrt mv (v,st thoir pvss.
Few towns of its size can boast
can food against alum and all forms of adul- the display contains something oi
Goldsboro, and as all these goats deration common to the cheap brands J
seem to eo along well, it is still Royal Baking fowder Co.,
in order for us to say '"We go
forward."
New York.
interest to sutlering humanity.
The former class will admire the
enchanting sene that is presented
to the view and pass on, while the
latter will read and dwell upon the
fV.4 t- o T A7 R t7 c on1 A
Mrs. W. E. Lewis, formerly of - oQu .fi f t
this city, who vpas tendered the w Bizzel, & Co retUrned yes- wonderful curative powers of this
position of Matron of the pern- te;day afternoon' from an ' ex panacea for a great many of the
tentiary Dy sauperinienaent donn . r; tu hii, ,i,;,.h ti,0 j-mnn floal i
. - . I ICUUCU 11 I Lf J til -Ci I illO IU VUW j .. ssft it - aj.wu-s.
tt. btnitn. aecnnea to accept me n0rtnrn centres of trade, mak heir.
piciciiucuu, purchases ot SDrinr eoods Tt. wnnlrl hn like nn nttemnr. to
The work of levelins West for their varied line of trade. L
'orild refined wold, or naint the
Centre street and filline in the Miss Anna Page Strong, Oi Bal- wuito)) fl,r na tn nt(rr int .,
sewered ditch along the railroad timore, a graduate of millinery quisition upon the marvelous
running south from Chestnut and an artist in her profession, i f p , c ,
street Ts well nigh completed, returned with them, and will tive P we s ot 1 ar ne s Ul )
TI5 LOVE THAT iTiAKCS Tlil
WORLD GO ROUND."
and adds greatly to the appear have charge of the firm's millin
ance of that entire section of the ery aepariment ior tne season
: - 1IT X .4 I
cuy. vve go lorwaiu. The recent freshet in the riv
According to the slate as made ers has brought a great many
r ri,.t, Mr rA M T. shad up the Neuse and local
Jeffreys is to have charge of the fishermen are reapm
There were a
a harvest.
number of noe
Compound, which is known to the
millions, but still when its manu-
facturers evidence such public
spirit and broad philanthrophy in
bringing the merits of tbeir medi
cine right down to the attention,
not only of the reading public, but
A. & i. C. freight depot in this . . tnaH. Df the passing individual, they de
city, and Mr. C. Holland is to . wgre hard dispose of at serve to have their efforts in this
be telegraph operator and cashier . rather high prices that were de regard commended, and this the
Mrs. Joe Person, of Kittrell. manded. The crusade has com- Argus, on its part, does right
N. C. whose noted Kemedy for re iH aga.uau mo uib u cordially.
the cure of most all the ills thai aDd were pientitul to-day Tliere can be no question of the
flesh is heir to is still working also. The horse fish industry is fact in the face of the many re
wnndersamonff suffering human- comparatively new in this sees , arntPm.fa nhHRiiofl from
ity. is in the city, making sales ua , Three or four years ago
r. -. . . - i n n rra T oarori rxr ttiph to t w n Tar
of her medicine to our local arug. - J" It.; II merits of Paino's Celerv Com-
irieiu. uuu lui tue utst iv. u &ft-
sons several nsnermen nave puuuu, i u.it n i
"Get devoted their tiuie to -catching quisition of sciculific research
down off the fence and go for this variety and have been well known to this age. not only as a
prosperity. Don't wait to have paid for their work.
While Goldsboro could possi
gists.
Ax exchange remarks :
it brought."
This is good
ad
vice. Hour people would hustle bly aloQg in her old way and
more and complain less, prosperi- letfhe terminal point of the Snow
ly wouiu amvc wuuu. Hiu raiiroad be carried to Wilson.
Elder John W. Gardner has where the farm products of Greene
purchased the stock of Mr. C. D. county and all that section would
Brown, and will occupy the store certainly be carried to market,
of the latter, on Walnut and where the supplies of mers
street. Mr. Gardner is wen ana cnandise -for the same section!
favorably known to the trading WOuld be purchased, vet the vol-
curative, but as a preventive as
well, and acting on the old adage
that "an ounce of preventive is
worth a pound of cure," Paine s
Celery Compound addresses itself
to the wise as well as the other
wise.
Some people think money is a gTeritsr
power than love. Oh ! What a mistake !
See how the great money kings are con
trolled by the little boy Cupid ! See how
the gTeat soldiers and men of power are
twisted around his little fingers !
A woman's most precious possession is
the capacity for awakening pure and noble
love. More potent than wit or intellect is
the womanly capacity for happy wifehood
and motherhood.
A woman who is weak or diseased in the
special organism of her sex is deprived of
the power and prestige which naturally be
long to her. Such troubles are not a ne
cessity. Perfect health and strength of the
feminine organism is insured by proper
ca-.e and the aids afforded by enlightened
medical science. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription cures all weaknesses and diseases
of woman's special organism.
For nearly 30 years Dr. Pierce has been
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,
N. Y. No other physician has had a more
extensive practice or greater success in the
treatment of women's diseases. No other
such perfect and scientific remedy for these
ailments has ever been devised. It has re
stored health, strength and womanly power
to tens of thousands of women.
Women who would understand their own
powers and possibilities should read Doctor
Pierce's thousand - page illustrated book,
"The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser." It is the most interesting and
enlightening book of the kind ever pub
lished. A paper - bound copy will be sent
absolutely free to any one sending 21 one
cent stamps to p&3-the costo" mailing only.
Address, World's Dispensary Medical As
sociation, Buffalo, N. Y. For a handsome
Cloth-bound copy send .11 stamps.
AND STILL T1IFAT C03IE.
Another City Feature Added to
!oldsboro: A Local Orchestra.
MEMPHIS ASKS FOK AID.
Six Thousand Pauper Refugees
Are Oartered ou the Citjr,
and Help from Outside is
Necessary.
Memphis, March 26. TQ-day
the citizens' relief committee gave
out an official statement notifying
the outside world that Memphis is
taking care of over six thousand
pauper negro flood refugees and
half as many head of stock. This
step was taken in order to
show that outside aid is necessary.
This morning President Dicken
son, of the Little Hock Board of
Trade; arrived with 1,500, the
amount donated by the citizens of
Little Hock. lhe Memphis re
lief committee took the sum and
will apply it properly. All le
vees are reported in good condi
tion to-day and the general situa
tion is most encouraging.
Another slight fall in the river
here is noted to-night. The river
at Cairo continues to rise, while at
Paducah it is reported stationary
Dispatches from all points South
of Memphis show that the Missis
sippi is rising slowly. The con
tinued fair weather is a favorable
condition. News received from
all points indicate that the system
of levees is still intact. No more
bleaks are reported on the Ar-
Arkansas side. All trains are
running out of Memphis on sched
ule time with two exceptions.
The members of the relief com
mittee, miving received tne snip- jf many men would devote
mem ui ten is iium usuiuiuu, uicir energies one halt as earn-
Fifty Years Ago.
President Polk in the White House chair.
While in Lowell was Doctor Ayer;
.tsotli were busy for human weal
One to govern and one to heal.
And. as a president's power of will
. Sometimes depends on a liver-pill,
JUr. I'olk took Ayer's Pills I trow
For his liver, SO years ago.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
were designed to supply a
model purgative to people who
had so long injured themselves
with griping medicines. iBeing
carefully prepared and their in
gredients adjusted to the exact
necessities of the bowels and
liver, their popularity was in
stantaneous. That this popu
larity has been maintained is
well marked in the medal
awarded these pills at the
World's Pair 1893.
50 Years of Cures.
SATURDAY SEIt3iOS
public and al'eady enjoys their
confidence ard liberal pairouage,
which he eminently deserves.
rMRS. M. E. Castex and their
bead milliner, Miss Pearl Creech,
who have been on an txiented
trip to the aorthern centres of
fashion selecting-the latest styles
in mi hnery -and dress goods,
The Wayne Cotton Mill.
The Argus man was informed
to.day by Superintendent Smith,
of Goldsboro's cotton mill, that
be is now shipping cloth from
ume of business transacted here
annually would be much greater, this mill to New York, Fall lliv
and the city, business men, and the er and Philadelphia in car load
communitv srenerallv would be lots. Who would have thought
much benefitted if tbe terminal that Goldsboro would ever ship
nmnt ennlrl hp seen red for rinhla J manufactured goods to all Kiv
boro. If our business men hav ei ; 7 Ui
11 . i - j 1 11 I Coo a aUU UU1U3UU1U Lo WC11 uu
J I tiDQr tlto hpnn nf t hp nrnppccinn
have returned to the city, and ana nave no amouion 10 increase Th e success of this mill h as been
the firm are now making exten- tneir patronage, men cion t worry trulv phenomenal, and its orders
si ve preparation ior tne opring aoout me onow mu ranroau, nut &l e accumulating to such an ex-
trade. if they would like to secure the tent that its capacity must be
& ..T,. p ., immense amount of business that increased or other mills built in
r inHni,mH in tue raiiroaa wouiu ur.n irom iue uem auiuic. a ue cuiub f&
U1CU 11UU1 bIJlO b'lV tuuuip:v. tu u I 111 1 . ,
su r tknk,.,Vo nf ,hu m unca i trial section, some active steos naa 1 unouiuuuu - -" s "
nan 11 uu Lllt U'lLi i&i.juw j i i . . .. .
. .1. .i if . I q n H lAaxr o-iuino pmn nvmont tn
river ast n ffht and a merrv erood oetter oe tasen Deiore it is too ' ' " r r.. J " .
time orevaiUd. Thev purchased late. What are you ffoinff to do PearJy one nunarea men and
t. -Hnfkc-f rf chad frnm tha tich. Ukf iiJ I
.i i I thp. amnnnt nt wap'ps npf.ps
. m -v n e c?r st o o t in air uroro I i rx 3
ncht anrl thPvworfi immediate The city Thursday was quite Uary to pay of this number of
O 1 1 . . J 1 I I I o m niATTfle m no nc m n f n t
loonori flnnH anH .iovniirPM CODSD1CUOUSIV OCCUUHU OV well I l"uJ mtcuo 1
J ' I j r-r.A a ;ntll; i inni.;nn tha nonul P nf a town nf
IU I CCSCU C2UU lUlClllgCUl lUUUlUg r' " "
visitintr colored men of the med- the size of- Goldsboro, and espe-
m the show windows of the rin- I icai profession, as well as a nam ciallv so to a class of people who.
stein Clothing Company, under ber of our best known and res- for sundry reasons, are debarred
tne noiei ivennon, is arrttufjou nected hom-- COlorea men. in fmm nnrnino- a 1 vino- in other cm-
. . i u;u i. , ... . . . .. .1 O r
in an artistic maimer auu euiu- aanday attire, wno naa gatnerea Pl0vments. Additional to this
ing that m
The display
is so arranged always as to at
tract attention.
The performance of th
Goldsboro Minstrel and Banjo
Club at Fn mont Wednesday
greeted by a large audienc and
was well received. Tbe company
desire to express their tbanks
through the Argus to Mrs w.
, 2mfrri;0In" "P"? attendance of the new board he consumption of an amount of
S?S? w idows ot directors of the colored insane cott0n netessary to keep one bun
lys in these windows asylum of this city, pxpectng , , i i j
tn haxra that net tnt.nn tnrnort ulvu l'v"f'u v-,..,,
over to the management of col- local market for several thousand
ored pr sfessional and clerical bales of cotton and the making of
talent, as provided for by Gov. tne market especially attractive to
Russell and his spokesmen, cotton growers located in the im-
when they were "log rolling" mediate ten itory surrounding the
for the colored members' votes town. The large pay roll, too,
in tbe laie Legislature But the is not hoarded by those into whose
brcther in black was doomed to i-,nT,,ia u uT nc.a of nn0
H. Speight for the use of her dsaPP?!.3teul: Ies.ler and weekly into the retail trade of
charge and to Messrs Yelverton turned to their respective homes, j Let us have more
8 .Mo .j.t.n poorer in purse and in hopes, ianu-iorus, occ. uet us nave more
BrOS. for Valuable assistance . ,f ;' cnttnn mills. JjPt. ns hnvo mnro
I J 11 li W I 1 1 LUC 1 U L U 1 C Aid V L I " v -
dently Russell does not think factories of every description.
As heretofore announced in that his "savages' are yet nt for
' I . i . . r I
these columns, the marriage of anytmng out to vuie iur mm , 1:11
Mr. Hugh Maxwell to Miss Effie for Governor and to break faith J llilS
Davis took place at the home of w"11 s suils uls iCttlieut.
the bride's uncle Mr. K. rs. Uavis
OU Thursday night and W.as Wit- There is more Catarrh in this section
npssed bv a number of n vited of the country than all other diseases
T h o hannv coj." le re- k"" ""s01"""-
guests.
ceived a
number of hir Isome
years was supposed to be incurable.
b or a great many yeara doctors pro-
Cure All
Liver Ills.
;L-- T a
bridal presents that wei 1 the nounced it a local disease, and pre-1 1 weuiy I Cell s rrOUI.
gift of admiring friends, who scnoea ocai VX;Z TuttsLiverMskeepthebow.
WISh lOr tnem nappmeSS ai AVS. - no - difc. - ble Soionoe .lcinnatiira1mrfinar1 i-lpancP
- I "MT I V-J lit llUbUl JA. lliVklVll uu V1VU1 1)
TVTT-rTr-AT neonomv tpaehesthat hasproven catarrh to be a constitu- r 11 a
lOLITICAL economy tuacucs tua t jia. an t.vpfn T-cnir.a Ithf ?v;tpm nt all tmniinhps An
an ample year buuoidicuco iui uis constitutional treatment, nan s wa-1 t i, . - ; i, uAa
L: .to.,0wh;,h harrh cure, manufactured bv P. j. absolutecureforsick headache,
a people ever make in their pro- Eu sour stomach, con
gresa towards industrial prosper- taken lutemaiiy m doses irom 10 drops stipation ana kindred diseases.
itv. Jht larmers wouia ao wen - - - j n , . t f
uj. ' . mucous surfaces of the system. Cafl t OO WIThOllT infilTI
to consider most Seriously W r,fW Ono Hundred Uollars Re- wau 1 uu w,luuul IUCU1
iUla trmnt t.rnt.h ' The ores- ward for anv case of deafness, (caused I R. P. Smith. Chileshuro-. Va.
ent is an opportune time to make Sifar10 b' Writes I don't know how I could
a start towards ayplymg it. 1 he P. j. chenev & Co., Props., Toledo, O. j T i- j
man who has his year's supply of "Sojd by drusrsists 75c uu -wiuiuul uicm. x iidvc iidu
corn and meat on hand is
Goldsboro is soon to have a
resident orchestra. This an
tiouncement will no doubt o j read
with pleasure by the genera! pub
lie. It is an organization that ha-.
been sadly needed for many
years and one that no city toe
sizj ot Goldsboro should be with
out. Soms few weeks ago when the
announcement was made that a
minstrel company was being or
ganized by heme talent and that
a performance was scheduled to
take place in the near future,
everybody acq tainted with such
things recogu:z2d the great sac
rifice of time that would be re
quired from each member of the
company and the arduous labors
that would be involved in such a
yast undertaking. That the en
rprise was brought to a suc
cessful climax was demonstrated
on the stage of the Messenger
Opera House week before las'.,
when the Company gave two
performances to large audiences
each night. Both performances
would compare favorably with
that of any similar organization
on the road and showed that the
performers had spent much time
n preparing something that
would meet the popular approv
al of the theatresgoing public.
While a majority of those who
attended- these performances
were well pleased, yet those who
were accustomed to witnessing
snows of this particular class
oould not, heip but feel
that there was something lacking
to c mplete tne performance,
and now it is the object of the
company to supply this essen
tial want witn a lull njagea ors
chestra.
From the beginning it was the
intention of the Minstrel and
BaDjo Club to make the organic
zation permanent and continue to
give performances once a month
with an entire change of pro
gramme, and when the next date
is named the public may expect
to see the orchestra added, with
the following young gentlemen
as participants :
Solo V lounist: Brodie Scott.
Secoad Violinist: W. A. Rob
ertson.
Claironet: Fred McDonald.
Cornet: W. R. Phillips.
Trombone: C. J. Barnes.
Tuber: George Stanley.
In making this addition, which
will require expense and loss of
time, the company are to he com
mended and should not fail of
the hearty support of the eit'z ins
of Goldsboro who are proud of
their citizenship and who delight
to sea the town supplied with al
the acquisitions of a city. -
Not only will the orchestra
perform the duties encumbered
in the minstrel performance, but
will be open at all times for en
gagements from the public.
Every member of lhe orches
rtra is an amatuer musician and
they will endeavor by constant
practice to reach a degree of pro
hciency rbat will place them in
the firont rank of organiz ttiou
of its kind and be in readiness at
all times to render music suita
ble to all occasions.
have almost completed the ar
rau.remunts of Camp Congo,
where the colored refugees will be
quartered and provided for as long
as necessary.
A"cofd!Pg to the report issued
St. Louis to-day the river there
.vill continue to rise ad will
each, about 22.4 feet by. Satur-
av. The Missouri and upper
Mississippi rivers will also con
tlUUU LU UULUd U-LSt 141 1 13U J. U 1 ,
east one foot beinr indicated ?. J" 0""
from Keokuk south to Hannibal
and about one- half foot from
Hannibal to the mouth of the
Missouri river by Saturday morn
ing".
For the past twentyfourhours
the following rises have been re
corded: Kansas City and Boone
vilie. one foot; Hannibal, a-lv
foot; Keokuk, Iowa, 6.10 foot.
riuht Wo will make monev. - Let
. . 1 , 1 Bnnmrl ?.u.Ita j.
all t-" I Liver disease for over twenty
LiRL 1 xi juu wiBu uuruv vuur viuuu you 1 - 1 J
-H .ho fm.rs nut themstlvesin snoma tane a meaicine wmcn cures .u...,, v.m.1 w
. I blood diseases Sso otner medicine has I Fv. T - T1f
the same condition next year. 8Uch a woord 0f euros as Howl's sar-j i lit t S LlVCr PlIlS
P
-fl s- f?
Cure sick headache, bad
taste in the mouth, coated
tongue, gas in the stomach,
distress and indigestion. Do
rot weaken, but !hv8 tonic effect. 25 cents,
Iks euly l'Ul to tokw with Howl s SaxiiiaiUto
s
estly to the performance of du'y
as they do in finding some way
to avoid them, how much more
satisfactory their lives would be
o themselves and to others.
Secret prayer and communion
with Gd is the never-failiusr
fountain of strength and joy to
a Christian.
The pastur who enters into the
feelings and circumstances of his
one of them iu
their sorrows as well as their
joys will Jive in their aflections.
TILE WATER STILL RISING.
A Break in the Levees Would
Cause the Loss of Millions oi
Dollars .in the Mississippi
Delta,
Jackson, Miss., V!arch 26. A
special from Greenville to the
Clarion Ledger says that-th
river rose seven inches higher
during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon to-day and more
is coming. The town of Green
ville, between which aud the
river there is a protection levee,
is now six feet below the level oi'
the water, but the natives have
confidence in their ability to hold
the fort. A letter from Green
wood says: "I have just return
ed from Stovall's Landing, where
I walked over five miles of the
levee, and must say 1 never saw
or expected to see anything like
it. Tbe levees seem strong, but
the water is within nine inches
of the top and rising." A break
would mean the destruction of
millions cf dollar's worth of pro
perty in the great delta, where
crops of cotton and corn have
already been pitched and the
latter is growing nicely. The
State is largely interested in
farming operations in the delta,
having convict farms there, and
cultivating about 10,000 acres ol
(and. Hundreds of acres of State
corn is already underwater from
inland flocds but a break iu the
great levees would inundate, the
whole and cost the State many
thousand dollars.
Governor McLauriu went to
Greenville this evening in re
spouse to telegrams from his
brother, Warden McLaurin ol
the penitentiary, who seems to
think a break inevitable. Warden
McLaurin has hundreds of con
victs at work strengthening the
weak places in the levees and
but for the assistance thus given,
it is saivl, the structures would
have collapsed before this time.
THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
Divine grace even in the heart
of the weak and sinful man, is
invincible. Drown it in the wa
ters of adversitj, it rises more
beautiful, as not bci ig drowned,
indeed, but only vvasht d; throw
it into the furcace of fiery trials,
it comes out purer and loses
nothing but the dross. Arch
bishop Leighton.
THE SO! Til IN THE NORTH.
That the North realizes the op
portunities ot liie Soutu is snown The failure of the church to
in the following from an article in care for the poor and the suf
lhe Press, of Wisconsin : fering, leaving it for separate
"The Sout is richer far in nats organ z id charitable enterprises
ural resources than men have yet and philanthropic, individuals to
ealized. She has wealth of sun baar almost the entire burden ot
1 1 I t . n
aim sr'ii, ui liutt aim auicol uuti . . . ,
7 I cti'r r-.f m ;l aire jpi'-j mnnh tn nP
mineral, ana it is oniy necessary d lored. The spel of hus
tnat ner tremenuous energies snan m - ;Pianicm ;c . ,lPn;ctl(- nnd
. I 1 1 UK i ' It L 1UU1U i L - w' . V w
oe concentrateu anu uuecteu to iauded. and the founder of an or
.1 "I I A 1 I . ...
tne development oi ner natural i phanajre or the builder of an
wealth to astonish the civilized as vlum receives the encomiums
world.- of the press and people, while
Canital will do Twith security the gosueJ of a crucihed and ex
as a condition precedent) wherever alted Christ is ignored and those
It shall find the richest reward: who believe on His nma seldom
and that capital is satisfied with eceive any, special recognition
L. . l. o . , because of their lehgious faith.
tue protpecL iu iue oouui is maue w. . ... 9 f. f m3,nv
mauirest oy tne recent removal oi Chrislians and Dreachers. It is
manufacturing plants trom their because the church dees not detn
old fields in the North to newer onstrate her faith by ber works
and richer fields in the South. ''Faith without works is dead,"
Population and wealth will fol- and many a church is to-day dy
ow them, and it is no wild freak ing a suicidal death because, she
of fancy that foresees the time leaves this great part of her
when the relative strength of the Pvults- 1U "U1,u l" A u I
XT . , c ,i j men outside her walls. A. church
Northland South in men andl . . 0t! 5 a BHmiiatM.
money shall be materially changed; tioQ of charity aad reUef of bod-
wuuu tuuiuiuawj xnuuu- ly nee(j3 ailC suffering, is al
ma and Georgia shall become the Ways a live church in all other
torches of industrial victory and wavs. A church that, frtiis along
the spindles of South Carolina this line is uot following Christ
and Mississippi shall hum their in "Doing the works of ruin
sono-of ioy for the Southern res J that sent mc," and will surely
nrroolinn " iail Snort Ol IUB lUHaiu Ul a
faithful churcn. xiNO wonuer rue
world often condemns the church
for her faithlessuess and speaks
approvinglv of mere secular or-
Fill a bottle or common water trlass gan:z jtions and orders, that make
with, urine aud letit stand twenty-four t:h n nh1pft. tn lift nn and care for
-J, n"'. " "J . "7. 7;. Tr;:: r the unfortunate brother and
fii jrrrti ii.?-,tnij r.iiuuiLiuii ui uiio xvi.uu.ovoa ... .
I l I . rM - .-J 1 . ' ! r r- v-i
Wkn nfi-ine stains linen it is Bositive see mat uis wiuuw auu ui Lua,u
eviaenco of kidnoy trouble. Too f re- children shall not want, for was
quent desire to urinate or paii in the nofc tae ffrfc,at example of Christ
back, is also convincing- prool tnat tne , Tt unr ,')- 'n-r mm
kidney and bladder are out of order, that He went about do US good,
WHAT TO DO. healing tne sick tna min stering
There is comfort in the knowledge so unto those in trt uble and suffer-
often expressed, that Dr Kilmer's .,-- When thft r.hnrch oerforms
ewamp uoot, tne greai muney rem- - . , . wor'(i there
flv f.iliil's fivBrv wish ill reUcvino- ner lua ""'J ,n lne "ur'u tuel.s
i.ain in the bick. kidnevs. liver, blad- will b3 BO need of Such organi
der and every part of tbe urinary pas- zations and sbe will stand far in
sages. It corrects inability to hold advance of every other ioterest,
Al tnAa When men who have the inter-
wino or beer, and ov rconias tnai un- isis ui iu tuuiuu an ucm v icai u
pleasant necess-itv of being- coranelledl to dispense their charities
to get u - many times cm-'vg ue mgni trough the church instead of
to uriiiaie. . nts uiiiu uliu iiuo ciii aui- . . . . , : ,.
realized. It stands tlie nioQv st ior its uieu, miiusb jjiaiao -tnjr wich
wonderful cures of the mot distrcscinwj au,-J vhen those who seekout the
oases. 11 you neea a medicine you nri,c ;n t.hw Hark nhims in
should have tbe best, bold by drug-1 . o , . . . , -
gu-ts, pi-ice fO cts and SI. For a sam- ""i" " ' . , 7 . , ,
olo bottle and Bamphlet, both sent free aud the Bible in the other, t;hen
by mail, ment on the AKGUS and send I will the gospel reach and win
your full poatoBieo address to t r. Ml- the masses. Christ said : 'Let
proprietors of this paper guarantee the your light so shine before men
A. Sloam, M. C-, the Great Chemi.st an
Scientist, ill Sent! Free, 1 hree Bottle
Gf His Newly Discovered Remedy to S.if-
lercrs.
Fditok Akgus: I have discovered
a reliable cure for consumption and ali
bronchial, throat and lung diseases,
general decline, loss of ileth and al;
conditions of wasting away. l!y it
timely use thousands of apparently
hopoless cases have been cured Sc
proof-positive am I of its power to lire.
ih-i t to make its merits known, i will
end, free, to any alllicted reader oi
your paper, three bottles of my Newh
t!iscoerea tiemodies upon receipt ol
hixpress and fostomce address.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
genuinenet-s of this olfe'v
Hood 'a Fiils ara etsy to take, easy
to operate. (Jure indigo Jtion, bilious-
flgss, iov.
i that they may see your good
works, and glorify your Father
which is in Heaven." Is the
church doiDg this?
We wish to caut ion all users of Simmons
Liver Regulator on a subject of the deepest
interest and importance to their health
perhaps their lives. The sole proprietors
and makers of Simmons Liver Regulator
learn that customers are often deceived by
buying and taking some medicine of a
similar appearance or taste, believing it to
be -Simmons Liver Regulator. We warn
you that unless the word Regulator is on
the package or bottle, that it is not Simmons
Liver Regulator. No one else makes, or
ever has made Simmons Liver Regulator, or
anything c died Simmons Liver Regulator,
ut J. ff. Zeilin & Co., and no medicine made
by anyone else is the same. We alone can
put it up, and we cannot be responsible, il
other medicines represented as the same do
not help you as you are led to expect they
will. Bear this fact well in mind, ifyou have
been in the habit of using a n:edicine which
vousupposed to be Simmons Liver Regula
tor, because tha name was somewhat like
it, and the package did not have the word
Regulator on it, you have been imposed
upon and have not U-en taking Simmons
Liver Regulator at all. The Regulator has
been favorably known for many years, and
all who use it know how necessary it is for
Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever, Constipa
tion, Headache, Dyspepsia, and all disorders
arising from a Diseased Liver.
We ask you to look for yourselves, and
see that Simmons Liver Regulator, which
you can readily di.-.tinguis by the Red Z
on wrapper, and by our name, i.- the only
medicine called Simmons Liver Regulator.
J. II. ZKILIX & CO.
T Take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Civil Service in Danger.
Washington. March 26. There
arc surface and sub surface indi
cations in political circles to warr
ant the prediction that the bill oi
Senator Allen, of Nebraska, pro
viding for the repeal of the civil
service law is likely to receive-
early consideration by the Con
gress during this extraordinary
session. The views of President
Cleveland are failing into into in
nocuous desuetude since the re
tirement of that masterful man
from the Chief Executive position.
The Democratic and Populist Na
tional Conventions denounce Un
civil service law, and there are
not more than five Democratic
Senators, nor more than twelve
Democratic Rep) esentatives, who
are willing to defend the civil ser
vice law under existing condi
tions. Populist Presidential Can
didate Bryan openly and vigorous
ly assailed the law; and declared
that if elected he would use every
power of his office to secure 4he
repeal of the law. The Populists
in both houses of Congress, fullv
agree with Mr. Bryans aud are
ready to vote foi the complete de
struction of that law, which men
of experience regard as a colossal
humbug and a popular delusion
Senator Allen, ot JNebraska, is
a man or superior ability ana
:eat force of character. He is a
man or honest me ana non
purpose, and, Populist though he
is, believes that ho. is right and
will earnestly press his bill upon
the consideration of the Senate.
If a vote can be reached upon the
subject the bill will undoubtedly
pass the Senate. In that event it
could be taken up from the Speak
er's table and passed in the House
of Representatives by an almost
unanimous vote.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
o
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind. bleeding, ulcerated and
itching- plies. It absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at ouco, acts as a
poultice and gives instant relief. Dr.
Williams7 Indian Pile (Jintnrent is pre
pared ocly for piies and i ching of tlio
private parts, and nothing else. Every
box is guaranteed. For sale by drug
gists or sent by mail for 50 cts and $1
per box. Williams M'f'g Co., Clove
Land. O. For sale by Robinson IJros
Goldsboro. Jf. O.
Make Money,
A good opportunity to make money
.vlth small capital lown the exclusive
eight in Wayne County for Hapten's
Improved Patent Wire Tobacco stick.
L fold over 10,000 of these sticks last
year. The tobacco interest is a grow
ing business in this county and the
stick business cannot ail to pay. But
being unable to devoto the proper t ime
to it on account of pressure of other
business, I shall sell my right, machine
good will and inliueueo to some euter
priing man very cheap
M. W, M USC RAVE,
mlO.liu.iUw. Goldsboro.X. C.
IlelieliaSix Hours.
ristiejsing Kidney and Bladder
Jiseases relieved by tho "Now Great
South American Kidney Cure." This
new remedy is. a groat surprise on ac
ciount of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the Luauuer, kidneys
back and every part of the urinary
passages in male or female. It relieves
retention of water and pain in passing
t ahnot-t iron ediately. If you want
p.iick relief aud euro this is your rom--dy.
Sold by M E Robinson & Bro.,
I'-uggists. Goldsboro, N C.
. .:i r- : j o
w.vii r.uuineer dim ourvevor
i0 Tears txperienc.
STy j,vrlt!ng done at lowest iiguriS
Ottiee JLaw Building, rDhn St.
FAIR NOTICE and last call. There
tre some who have not yet paid their
axes tor ltW. Duo notice is b jreby
.men that on tho 1st of April 1 will
evy on aud advertise the property of
hose not paid by that time.
W, A. .Denmark, 1 ax Collector,
' Goldoboro Township.
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Successfully tued
monthly by thousands of
Ladies. Is tho only perfectly
safe and reliable medicine dis
covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer Inferior medicines In place of this. Ask for
Cook's Cotton Root Compound, take no substi
tute, or Inclose tl and 0 cents In postage in letter
and we will (end, sealed, by return malU Full sealed
particulars lu plain envelope, to ladles only, 2
tamps. Address Po n 4 L.I l v Oo ia D a nr.
BOSTON. Mass.
For sale by M. E, Kubiaso4 & Bro,
i YLOR
OK LAN
Jit i it 1 rr .V r.Tr
Manufacturers of ....
Tobacco Hues, evaporators, stovo
pip;, tin, copper and galvanized
iron. Work of every description.
OtHce at S. B. Parker's stand on
Walnut street.
SELLING OUT!
We have a few more-
Fine Horses
AND MULES,
Young and well broke. 1 omo oarly
and take your pick. J
s-6oiin&on.
For cash or papers v
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The hot Summer days will soon
be on hand and I would like to
state to my customers who fa
vored me with their patronage
last year that I will bo at my old
stand ot-West Centre Street the
coming feason. Free delivery to
any partVvf the city,
To Bau a IHIiiq Rintif,
D. W. HURTT,
-.. itl erchan t Taller.
justTrMved!
A car load of fine Farm and
Driving Horse3 at
Edgerton & Hollo well's-
Sal'J Stables Walnut St.
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