A WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
TTi Celebrated "Walking ITFan" and
IVlir He Keeps Ooinsr A Warn
Insr others.
At Mill Grove, Ind., lives John Snider,
the Walking Man." In he felt muscu
lar and nervous exhaustion, a strange rest
lessness, general uneasiness, and the only
relief he could fret was by constant walking.
For twenty -eieht months he has tramped in
a circle around and around his house, rest
ing only four hours each day. and it is esti
mated he has covered more space than the
circumference of the elobe. ile has at
tracted universal attention, been visited
by hundreds of curiosity seeicers, and J
has really become a public character. riis
nervousness has shown itself in walking;
other people's nervousness acts in other
ways. Sometimes the person is rest
less, trembles. has- nervous head
aches, a sinking at the pit of the stomach,
a loss of appetite, inubilitj' to sleep, fore
bodings, and general exhaustion. At other
times irritability, peevishness and fault
finding are felt and life is a fearful
trial. When these things come on some
thing must bo done, or this nervousness
will lead to insomnia, insanity, or death.
Many people take morphine, opium, or nar
cotics; but they only deaden the nerves for
the time being. What people need is to as
sit Nature a little, and Nature itself will
restore the nerve-tissue and bring health
and strength. The best researches of
modern scientists have proven that there
is nothing for this purpose equal to pure
spirits, and no spirits so reliable and valu
able as Dulfy:s Pure Malt Whiskey. An
authority on this subject, being no less than
the well-known I)r Caldwell, who treats
(nihj nervous diseases, says:
In typhoid and nervous exhaustion I know of
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whiskies are so sophisticated. These impurltiea
are in the Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey entirely
absent, thus affording a pure and safe stimulant,
a true tonic.
JOHN D. CALDWEI,!., M. D., Neurologist
SO N. Charles St.. lialtimoi-e, Md.
All people have nervous exhaustion at
times, but only those who are careless per
mit it to continue. When it does continue
it runs into the worst known troubles,
which make life a burden and death a re
lief. People who allow this are alone to
blame, for it is comparatively easy to over
come, and can be absolutely controlled. By
the use of the pure stimulant (but not in
toxicant) above named, these fearful thing9
may be avoided, and health and happiness
succeed to sickness and misery.
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JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 187.
r.tart'.'- s.( trie Postom?e at Wilmington. N. C.
as second-class matter.
Thirteen consumptive pationu in
Aibfiny. N. Y. have been treated after
Bergwn's method without success.
Tw' physicians in reporting the caes
for "Mtdica! Annals" tate that after a
fair trial, lasting Irom a fortnight to a
month, the treatment was abandoned.
No good results followed, .and the
patients suflered so much annoyance
'from the gaseous enemata that they
begged for the discontinuance of the
treatment. The Berceon method is
mst emphatically condemned by these
physicians, who seem to have made an
honest effort to test its fficiency. This
will be bad news lor consumptives
who were hoping that a permanent
cure tor phthisis had been discovered.
The war department has received an
: ffirial continuation of the statement
recently published that Lieut. F J. A.
Darr, one ol the instructors at the
Military Academy, had eloped with ihn
wife of his brother professor. Lieut
John R Totten The story, when fim
published, was not. believed at army
headquarters. When Lieut. Totten
came out in a published card denying
the truth of the charges made against
his wile every one sympathized with
him A letter was received from the
lather of Lieut. Darr at the war de
partment a lew days a?o, asking tha
the acceptance of his son resignation
be revoked, upon the ground that he
was temporarily deranged. The de
partment informed his lather that his
request could not be granted, as the
parties were out of the country. In
formation comes to the Hepartmen
from West Point to the eilect that
Lieut. Darr and Mrs, Totten have gont
to South America. A sad teature
tbeelopment is that Mrs. Totten was
about to become a mother when ehe
lied with Lieut. Darr.
The Newport correspondent ot ih"
New Yrk World says: "Hafdlv ha
the goss ps ceased discussing ihe Fre
ftlay escapade when the Dukeof Marl
borough dropptd down into the Ocean
House ana society was stirred to its
very foundations. A duke is a duke
and, although this duke is not received
in the best houses in England, or even
in th second best, with such cordiality
as his rank entitles hiru to expect, ii;
Newport the title- worshipper not onlv
wink at his wickedness, bat run to met t
bim and tall at his ieet. Mrs. Paran
Stevens cailcd upon his Grace at the
Ocean House with all speed, and in
stantly transported him and his be
longings t the privacy of do eslic life
at Marietta Villa, over the way. She
met him at the Casino on Monday
evening and introduced him right and
left to matrons and to maids, with
whoai he capered in the dance. On
Wednesday evening she gave an infor
mal dance. About one hundred people
were invited, most of them verbally,
who accepted with alacrity, delighted
to come into such close contact with so
illustrious a nobleman. Mrs. Stevens
U quite indignant that the dance should
be announced as given for the Duke.
It was. she says, for Miss Pasret, who is
still with her enjoying Newport, though
not taking it by storm. Like most
young English women of her position
she is amiable find unaffected; but she
doesn't scintillate socially. So the
Duke is fairly launched, and, will be
dined, wined and feted, morals or no
morals. What! snnb an undoubied
Duke an unmarried Duke at that?
Not Newport. The Geolets give him a
dinner. So do the Burdens, who have
now ns a guest Miss Eleanor Winslow,
the Boston belle.
The excessively hot summer has af
fected the Italian theatres most disass
trousiy. , recent performance at the
Teatro Perzana of Milan was attended
by forty persons, and one at the Teatro
Fossati by only fourteen, while the
Commeoda had to be closed on ope
evening for lack of an audience, an oc
currence which had nut taken place in
seventeen years.
" I Fei Well."
I want to thauk you for lelling; me
of Dr. Pierced "Favorite Prescription,"
writes a lady t her Iriend. "'For a
long time I was untit to attend to the
ork ol my household. I kept abont,
but ! felt thoroughly miserable. I had
terrible backaches, ar.fl bearing down
sensations "across me and was quite
weak and discouraged. I sent ami go
some of the medicire alter receiving
your letter, and it has cared me.
hardly know myself. I feel so well.
There are words that strike even har
der than blows, an I men may speak
daggers though they use none.
Pcroiml.
Dear Bro. Meek. Ed. "The Central
Methodist." Catleiisburg Ky.
1 see in the last "Central" that yon
want a sick headache remedy. I gut
tered from sick headache, almost from
infancy, and tried every remedy I
could get, but never found anything to
do me good until I used Simmoos
Liver Regulator. I feel tor anyone that
sufferers with that terrible disease, and
I hope you will give it a trial. U. S.
Mourns, Brownsville, W. Va.
In Brief And To The Point.
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver in misery, lnuegesuwi is a toe to
good nature.
. . .
whichought not to be. have made the
A.rinr .P a nation of dyspeptics.
But (irefiv Augnst Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming thi? sad
bois.H-8 and making the American
ne-ple sr. bealthv that they can enjoy
their nieais and be happy.
Remember No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the dys -
peptic Ask sourdruggist forabot'ie
Seventy-fiv! cents.
SKPTKM15i:iC SQUIBS.
The most pushing man is the man
who givs momentum to a hand-car
CJood'i'Ps Sun.
Nothing so completely upsets a man
as to trad upon a small reel of cotton
at the top ot the stairs.
A "Danville boarder said they fed him
so much boiled beei ihat he wi3 ac
tually ashamed to look a cow in the
face Danville Breeze
Toe broiicd chicken on the bill ' flare
at the summer hou:i i oo, often like
the sauje fowl when it erorgea Irom
the sbeli -Just out." Boston Buh'din
Bi ling and cooing is a wry favorite
amu-emer t with young courl-s- The
wife hrinfes in the bilU and tiie hus
band coos over them. Free Press.
llev. Dr. Tursey state that be can
marry a couple in eighty seconds, and
it is awful to think so much damage
cm to done n such a brief limy- Bos
ton Her.
There i3 a mm io Indiana who takes
thirty-two newp tpers. and you might
as well try to ride a whirlwind on a
sidesaddle as to attempt to impose
upn hat man. Sifli'-gs.
'Taint every pull can be a pullet,
Arid every bull can'r b a buliet.
But every bullet bull let in.
Will surely ptove n hu.le in.
And mny serve for a b in
OoodaWs San.
Hoiress I am afraid it is jio lor
DJe 'ha: you nc ofi'-il, but. i-V os"
moruy Ardent Woer "'You ar
crml to say ho How can I yet your
oomey witnout trettinir you J" Boston
Courier.
If you sr u a bahl-lieadrid man with
hand uplifttd in ?n expectant piM he
is not about to takf lhn O.tth "I office,
nor sitting for nss pienre He is just
waging W)!ojish tr-nt tly when he lights
again. -Goodalfs Swi.
Though woman, with her pleading
voice.
NeVr vaunts ol her conn:) and.
Her arts she ekiifully empioys
To rule turoiinout the Litd.
And men must ail acknowledge.
Aithough the lact they rue.
The band thai r cks th cradle
Retains the night-kev too
Washington Critic.
Don't disgu3t cv. i yhody by hawking,
blowing, and spitting, but use Dr
Sags's Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
Fourth round of Quarterly Meetings
tor the Wilmington District of the
Methodist E. Church. South:
Elizabeth circuit, at Eiizabetbtown.
Sept. 10. 11.
Topsail cirsuit, at Union, Sept 17, 18.
Southport. Sept 21. 25.
Ciinton circuit, at Goshen. Oct 1. 2.
Duplin circuit, at Kenansville, Om
8, 0.
Onsiow circuit, at Tabernacle. Oct
15. 10.
Magnolia circuit, at Magnolia, Oct
22, 23.
Biaden circuit, at Windsor, Oct 29 30.
Carver's Creek, at Sbiioh, Nov 2. 3.
Waccamaw circuit, Salem, Nov 5. (J.
Cokesbury circuit. Sov 12 13.
Brunswick circuit. Nov 10 20.
Whitoville circuit. Nov 20, 27.
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FIKST DISTRICT JUDGE GRAVES.
week.
' llnrtfAHl I lot 17 I vnnnH-
A l ,
! Was J ton--Oct 24. I week.
! Treil 0i 3. 1 week.
a ov ,week',
H?de-I,o7l4 I week,
J Pamli--Nov SlLweek.
B-aufort-Nov 28, 2 weeks.
I second DfTKTCT judge AVERY,
j Warren Sept 19 2 wneks
! JNortharapton (Jet 3. 2 weeks.
Pdgecombe Oct. 17.2 weeks.
Bertie Oef 31,2 weeks.
Halifax Nov 14,2 weeks.
Craven Nov 28. 2 weeks.
THI1TD DISTKJCT JUDGE STIIPP.
Franklin Aug 15, 1 week.
Martin Sept 5, 2 weeks.
Pitt Septl 19. 2 weeks.
Greene Oct 3 2 weeks.
Vunce Oet 17. 2 weeks.
Wilson Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Niisb Nov 21.2 weeks.
MartinJ Doc 5, 2 weeks.
FOUISTH DISTKICT JUDGE MFRRWON.
Wokti July 11 2 weeks.
Harnett Aug 8. 1 we k.
Johnston Aug 24. 2 weeks.
Wnkef Aug 29 2 weeks.
Wayne Sept 12. 2 weeks. -Wake
Aog 29. 2 weens.
Wa?ne Oct 17. 1 week.
Wafcef Oit 24 3 weeks
Johnston Nov 14, 2 weeks.
Harnett Nov 28, 1 week.
FIFTH DISTRICT JUDGE SHEPHERD,
Orange Aug 8. 1 week.
Caswell Auir 15. 1 week.
Person Aug 22, I week.
Guillord Auir 29. 2 weeks.
Granville Sept 12. 2 week
Alamance Sept, 26. 1 week.
Chatham Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Durnm Oct 1". 2 weeks.
Orangf Nov 7, 1 week.
Caswoil Nov 14. 1 week.
Person Nov 21 1 week
Granville Nov 28. 2 weeks.
Guilford1 Dec 12,2 weeks.
SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS-
Lenoir Aujj 22. 2 -weeks.
Dqplin Sept. 5, I week
IVmlr Sept 12. I week.
Mew H a hover f Sept 26, 2 weeks.
Sampson Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Carteret Oc 24, 1 week.
Joitfs Oct. 31. 1 week.
Oaiow Nov 7, 1. week
Lenoir Nov 14. 2 weeks.
Duplin Nov 28. 2 weeks.
Sampson Dt-c 12, 1 week.
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR.
Cumljeriand July 25. 1 week
Coluuibus Auti I 1 week.
Moore Aug 15. 1 ?fek.
Kobo'on An 22. 2 weeks.
Anson Sept 5, 1 wfnk. .
Brunswick Sep: 12 I week.
Richmond Sepi 19, 2 weks.
Robeson () 3 2 weeks.
Biaden-Oct 17, I week.
Moom Oct 21. 2 weeks.
Cumberland! Nov 14, 2 weeks.
Ansont Nov 28.' I week,
tlii hmond Doe 5. 1 wet-k.
EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE CLARK.
Iredell Auji 8 2 weeks.
Rowan AiU' 22. 2 weeiss.
D ividson Spi 5, 2 weeks.
Randolph .tept 19. 2 wteks
Montgomery Oo 3 2 weeks.
Stanly Oct 17. 1 -.vet-k .
Cabarrus Oc; 31. 1 week.
Rowan Nov?, 2 weeks.
Tn.dell Nov 21. 2 weeks.
Davidson D c 5, 1 week.
NINTH DISTRICT -JUDGT0 GILMER.
Rckinghatu .July 25.2 weeks.
Stokes Aug 8. 2 weeks
Surry Au22 2 weeks.
Aileirhany Sept. 5. 1 weckt
Wilkes Sept 12.2 weeks
Yadkin Sept 26, 2 weeks.
Davie Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Forsyth- Oc 24, 2' weeks.
Rockingham Nov 7. 1 week.
Stokes Nov 14, 1 week
Surry Nov 21. 1 week.
TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE ROYKIN.
Henderson July 18, 3 weeks.
Burke Aug 8. 2 weeks.
Ashe Aug 22. 1 week.
Watauga Aua: 29, I week.
Caldwell Sept 5, 1 week.
Mitcheil S?pt 12,2 weeks.
Yancey Sept 26. 2 weeks.
McDowell Oct 10, 2 weeks.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MACRAE.
Catawba July 18, 2 weeks.
Alexander Aug 1. 1 week.
Cleveland Aug 8, 2 weeks,
Mecklenburgf Au? 29. 3 weeks
Union Sept 19, 1 week.
Unionf Sept 26. 1 week.
Lincoln Oct 3, I week.
Gaston Oct 10,2 weeks.
Cleveland Oct 24, 1 week.
Rutherford Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Polk Nov 14, 1 week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE
GOMERY.
Madison Aug 1. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Aug 15, 3 weeks.
Transylvania Sept 5. 1 wee
Haywood Sept 12, 2 weeks.
Jackson Sept 26, 1 weee.
Macon Oct 3. I week.
Clay Oct 10, I week.
Cherokee Oct 17. 2 weeks.
Graham Oct 31. 1 week.
Swain Nov 7. 2 weeks.
.Madisnnt Nov 21. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Dec 19. 2 weeks.
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tigSSfr SE61IHAL PASTILLES:
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infect and foil Manly Strength and ViRcrons Hot-Jt.'u
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