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j- -We have saved many doctor bills
ince wegan the using Clinmher
lain'a Cough Keniedy in our lioine.
'111. a fwitttir-litton tllH tiniP
ml whenever any of my family or
TJiystlf-began to catch colli we begin
to use the Cough Hemedy, and a-a
result we never have to send away
fur a doctor and incur a large doe
tor bill, for. Chamberlains Cough
' Remedy never fails-to cure. His
certainty a medicine of great nier t
and worth. D. S. Msarkle, General
Merchant and Farmer. Mat tie, Bed-
fird county. Pa. For sale by W. A,
J eggett, DiuggisU
SAYINGS OF BRYAN.
We are ; not trying to array One
class against another; we are try
ing to teach each class its relation
to every pother. The person who
t warms by the fire must not forget
the hand that brings the coal from
the mine. The person who eats
at the table must-not forget the
man whose toil lpadsthe table with
bounties. The person who can
clothe himself with the best that
the looms produce must not for
get those whose muscle and brain
create the cloths. Shall the bud,
blooming in beauty and shedding
its fragrance upon the air, despise
the roots of the rose-bush because
they came into actual contact with
the soil? You may pluck the bud
and other buds . as beautiful will
grow, but destroy the roots and all
the buds will die.
Men have expressed many ideas
of heaven, but no one has yet pic
tured a heaven for the rich and
another for the Door. It the rich
and the poor must mingle together
forever in the world to come. I
want to help them to get acquaint
ed here so that they will not have
to be introduced when they cross
the river.
The cultivation which does not
e nbiace within its benefits ever)
worthy member of society is a
fraudulent civilization. We must
have civilization which gives hope
and inspiration to those who work-
in the kitchen as well as to those
who eat in the dining room and to
those who sit in the parlor a civil
ization which will care for the man
who drives the carriage as well as
for the man who rides within it.
Victor Hugo has described the
mob as the human race in misery
Beware how you make people mis
erable. Withdraw hope and des
p.iir will fill the heart, and with
despair comes desperation. Life
an:i property are most secure when
every citiztn feels that the world
has some good in it for him.
Favoritism to a few breeds dis
ntentIjijijsti by
government cannot but make the
victims hostile toward the bene
ficiaries. Class animosities will dis
appear when each class treats the
other with justice and demands
from society only that for which it
gives an adequate return.
the Republican party is not
what it was in the days ot Lincoln
The shell is the same but the con
tents of the egg have undergone a
change.
Captain Ed. Parker, of theNLon
don, Ky., millitia company,
Taylor supporter, stated here tc
night that 2,40a guns, two cannon
and two Gatling guns are stowed
in London, and that he will hold
them at all hazzards aaipst any
attempt to take them. He will hoi
the guns until the courts decide
the gubernatorial contest.
Over -Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Hake Impure Blood.
- All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
oiooa punners. they fil
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
blOOd. due to nerWt4
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes oulefc
heart beats, and makes one feel tKnucrk
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
puuwiiou wuuu luiougn veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
"y,M i 00 ucea 10 tne kidneys.
M.A AM M. A Jama 1 ..
vutuuw uiuuciii science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning In kidney trouble. .
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized, it stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
wa is soia on its merits
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz
es. Yfu may have a
m 1 - I 11 1 ,.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
fc Co., Btaghamton, N. Y.
wiipis umire oy mail na ...
EASTERN COURIER.
THURSDAY.
- MAR. S. 19K.
PUBLISHED EVERY. THURSDAY.
C. H. HoRTON,
Publisher.
.
KATES OF rtCBSOMPTIOlI In ADTAKCE.
One Year, $1.00. Six Months, Wet.
T
A Weekly Democratic journal devot
ed to the internet of Chowan and sur-
roundioir courtfes.
1 - - ,
tfir-Advertisine rate reiuonab e and
f urniahed on application.
I
I
Another! ine nour trusts
n intrt hankruotcv. and the reas-
t 1 ' lOCi
. .1 a I
on stated lor it mar. no nuui
-oM hfntmed h. eno .eh to pre-
- .
vent competition, ine sugar irut,
as we told a few days ago, has found
the orotits gone 01 its ousinc. "
. P I T I.I
.
turns out to be notsooaa or ram-
er not so good as this, but it has
been forced'to reduce its 12 per cent.
a I w
dividends one half. Taking the fail-
ure of the ftour trusts which is only
one ot the many wmcn nas cu..,c
- . 1 1 1 1
one of the many which has come to
g. ief for its text, The Philadelphia
;mc nn nK nut the best hooe we
, I
have yet seen lor Deitevirg inai me
. xl..i..
country is not to be dominated cn-
tirely by the trusts. Invention it says I
has introaucea ana isbuiiuiiiuuui.-
. . 1 j - 1 I . 1 1
ina new economies into the refining
of sugar, the making of steel', flour
and other articles of trust manipula.
tion. It follows that of any given
there is a lare amount of
dead capital in each of these in
dustries invested in out of date and
useless construction. A trust com
bination in either of these indus
tries means the issue of shares to
cover all of this non-productive
A in manv instances a
Ldunai, ouu ... it . , -r - .
iK.r.l aHHit;on of water besides.
The moment a new concern, cap-
n, enndhasis nHem -
ploying o,;ly the newest and most
productive methods, takes tne field
the trust aggregation is at a disad-.
vantage, and sooner or later must
absorb its new rival or go to the
wall.
There is hope in this view of the
matter. 1 he progress ot invention
must keep the trust tearing out old
machinery, at enormous expense.
and replach g it with new, or put it
at a disadvantage in the rrcsence
of ever-present now competition.
even though i smaller capital,
which staru with the new appli-
ances. Charlotte Observer.
THE ABSURDITY' OF WAR.
-Warts ah expensive luxury, as
we have found in the United Stales
in the past two years and as the
British tax-payers have disccveied
The .expen ditures in this country
amount to hundreds of millions of
do lars, and the end is not yet in
sight, nor is there any. probability
that the burden of war taxes will
... 1
be reduced for many years. In
Great Britian the government his
-
submitted estimantes which sh-w
that the conflict in South Africa
will cost the Unitedjfrngdom a
"pretty penny," an?'large part of
this burden will fall upon the
shoulders of the workingmen. In
the United States, as in Great
Britain, the profits of the war will
go to priviledged class, and the
masses will pay the "butcher bill"
as well as the cost in treasure. Our
army contractors, shipbuilders and
Owners and a few manufacturers
will gain all that is to be had in
the way of profits from our blund -
er in the Philippines, while the gold
miners and diamond miners will
derive tne only suostaintial benehts
from the. war in South Africa. War
is a one-sided business in which
.... . . . .
luuse wuu uu ,1Ufc jcupruic u,ur
precious lives carry ort the lion s
share of the booty. It is stranse
t., .u i ti j 4.
that the people are so blind to
r K
their own interests so wi.ling to
fight others' battles and to burden
tmlvpc wSiV. ttah hrc
o
....
may be made rich at their expense.
Baltimore Sun.
A well known merchant says:
"I would as soon think of doing
business without clerks as without
adveitising." The facts is that if he
should not advertise he would not
need the army of clerks which he
now employs; for there would be
nothing for them to do. Advertis
ing, therefore, not only helps in the
celling of goods, - but in providing
employment, for work people,
Philadelphia Record.
A Washington hen has" recently1
10
laid an egg with W. J. B. in bold
relief on the shell. But North
' v
Carolina hens j got the start oT. this
Washington hen on this. They
have btcn laying that sort of orna
mented eggs for some time. Wil.
Star.
A walnut log was last week ,ship-
ned from Burke county to Ger- I
P6" Iruiu 3
.Lay which WSS six ft in diimeter T
atthebutt. It was 70 leet from
I -
the ciound the to first limb on this
noblc tree. The tarmer who own
... . r :
0 ii
11 TOL AIUU IOI iu uui it.
worth 8oo at least, experts say. 1
, ofthe
State Farmers' Alliance, says there
are now 50 counties orgamzeo, ana
. 1 I
- 1
, average there are about
W . I
seven
sub-Alliances to a county. :pv" l4 T
In one or two counties there are as
. , t r- I
many as 20. ine snoe iaciory is
down. The State Alliance
It
. Aumist decide whether it
mi 1
will resume work.
.
..p. J :il th.l
sampson wm iciui i v.
uemocrauc 101a mis ywi,
mj j.:. I
Mr johnD Kerr, county chair
an wbo is in Rale:eh attending
the i3Upreme Jourt. -nx-itate
n . 1
Senator F. R. Cooper, who is also
attending the Supreme, Court, says
that after. ilss wanderings Samp,
SOn will trive a majority foe the
,
amendment this year.
BUTLER DENIES AGAIN.
9
Senator Butler is becoming a
famous .denier. He has uch poor
.
that he seldom
contorl of his mouth
noil'Ac 1 c nppr V rn am imnArtanf
",a,vwo " 0rw'" "
"-"s.o.. u.il uu3C . KCU .......
I clf Intn enmo nrprlirampnt that it
f " ";
recluiresa,aree amount of denying
or plaining to get him out of.
he genera11 makes tht sc
worse tor himselt. because ne .does
ucny...g -..u caH.-....s ...
face of the record and the cold print
against nun. rle nas several times
ucmea . or ,,c w "".
r r
b him in this Stale' when the
Pr001 OI sucn utterances was snown
by the language wikun as it was
sPoken- The fact is that he has
become sucn a nab,tuaI demer lhat
nobody pays much attention to his
Menials now. . '
nis ,a c!,t pen ..nuance o,. nidi
line was in the Senate Tuesday
when he said
that he had been
nisrep esented in the co louy
with Senator Aldrich, in which he
refused to say whether he still
favored the free coinage of silver at
16 to 1, and finally when pressed
for an answer gave an evasive re
ply the substance of which was that
he was not in favor of it under
1
present conditions and would be
only under conditions that may
never exist. His lanffuasre was
1 n ca
taken down by the stenographic re
porter, substantiated by Senator
Aldrich. aud he didn't think of
denying it until he saw it in print,
saw how he had flopped, and
thought of the effect of such a ftop
Cn the people of his State who
thought he was an uncompromising
free silver man. This denial, was
intented for home consumption,
but unfortunately for Butler his re
pudiation of free silver is ' a. matter
Qf record, as other of his speeches
whirh he ' ha denied have heen
But that cTosen't make any differ
With Marion he denies, all' the
same. Wil. Star.
it i$ verv hard to stand idly bv
and see our dear ojes suffer while
I T . I .1.. I .1... A,.rm.
awaiting me amva. ui iu
I An A I n mr I XI "V" nltl m All SCO 1 1
. . t f doctor to
come and see his child, then vt-ry
ck with cioup. Isot fi.iding the
tioctor in, lie i in word ior uiui 10
. .. , ,t .
coire at once on his return, lie also
bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, which he hoped
i
I I I f aft at.- l
wouia Rive some reiiei uuui uie uw
tor suoum arrive, in a iew noiir8
he retUmed, saying the doctor need
not come, as the child was much
better. Tbe druggi&t. Mr. Otto
Scholz, says the family has since re
commended Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to their neighbors and
friends until he has a constant de.'
mand for it from that part of the
country. For sale by W. A. -Leg-gett,
Druggist.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Undr.$S,000 Cash Deposit.'
Klro4 Fin fmA(L
Opa all 7f to lotb 8x-i. Vary Caaap Board.
Ooarf;ia.A la bama Dmiae College,
-. Macon, Oaarpf.
.1 - .- 43. 1"
1ft
& I
THeMER lFE. I
Purer than the parest untai
Wider than the ndest jfea,.,."'- ;f
SweetecihanHWsweetljst music,
Is God's love in -Christ o
Who loves ffle'?
I do "not. know; ,
r
'5
only know
,
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WW. - ,, ww- - ? - r I
-.. , . ip
Some' itee feo I Aoke & the
prison of a toxt "here largeum-
. v,
ru... Mi2AnnJ thA-tA3
ocr ui VX3 aiC nu,,uuv"F p j
er maiofityv or-itnemtior gswng .
s- iL.'t.l uiL-j. I
arun.K inuic;w f.,u
serting. After Iasthugh eak-
iug, oiucww.cu.a ...vv
. U-.'u. ni4honhnnth
I ' .5 . 1
"'"X -7fuu ,'Tt "1?"""'
. T , - E . . . C5! -. 1
- , .
hnr in whom k.i am anttnSiSV in 1
7. ---t - i , .
Ucrested. w a,cjhvertgl. Ay poor
nomesicK uu,
' 'MR.'..L. J.no-l
after he haa .gotten cirunic 111 tne
. " - .
ROVCiHuiwii v..v...fe-w
to see his mother: ms step : jatner
. ... . I
. . 1 t?r r
i -f s ? I.
naa just aiq ajja insiinciu;f w
left almost a hapless iiivalidlone,
to battle Wijh the worjd, so Ie had
1 - . 1 .ii.l I,,
naa gone 10 st, ci, uut
ArouleV not hae cieslrted, ttad he
not been drunlQ He iias captured
and sent to thgovermentrison
ere:saw hinu' and ecamef inter-
, . :.. . $ 2j 1
csted in. hini He signj4 my
pledge never t drinli anything in-
toicatihg agari.
A slenditf com-
mandant put he canteen put of
this fort last tjPrin f after the bill-
passed Coligrejs and Became law,
r .. 1 1
ahd while '$ l.cvWas station el here
no canteen w eObackPbut thi room
was Used (Or "gospel J Services and
lemperanc mjfCtingS l-ater tne
major was . ordered to otherquart-
ers and a iiewf .camnijindanCcame
In; the firstthisg he d wato put
back the ciintn, and; thetbcmg
no empty oo?ti, it as purlin' the
ro m in th'e 0-ison, where-f God's
praises were- wnt to le ng The
Bible jvent. op. the jeer nt in,
and now myprisoi-' sold?r Jaoy
who has beeno failful to3God.is
compelled, to jrub the floor, of the
beer saloon liid" wafh thjl tanks
' ;
where the bcetlglase are tah'H,
and thfe temptron frcyn maity uhoj
want to treat jou4d tie nu-te than
he coiild withnd did he rte trust
in God and ifethe p:aj.r j of Uie
womn of thefW. C.fr.Uf
Wnat a 4 sj'.ne. wfcut'a" blof otv
Americas hsst jy! Wliaa i espon
sibility on all -5 Chr&tivi5! How
diff cult it is tdo rifiLjfcrofd ' such
surroundings; jkept b vyomans
prayers; ys (lie united Sprayers cf
the womeit of the W.C T. U., all
around th w, rld, anse to -,God at
the noon-txle rhour fr those wh
are striving- talkeep tne pledge, to
do right.: It Sis a stimulant and
help and is giving hosaitids of
precious souliS-: for whom Christ
died. Remember the "hroon-tide
Hour:" ' i; 1
- y tl
EfttorS Awful Pligt3.:
r F. M. Higrns, Eitor Seneca,
(Ills..) Ni'WS, tyns afliitwt 'or years
with fliles thaVjnp doctor remedy
helped until ho trid hueklen's
Arnica Salv.r'-He wr&ea t:boxes
wholly cured jim. IVs t'surest
Pile cure on etb and, the Us salve
iu tlie wQrld, .Cure' guaranteed.
Only 25 cent. Polcl by .Uoskia's
druggist. - ; n
i A pertain C5rc.
RtifiUMACIDE remos thuause of
rheuruutisru by peutialiDgfne acids
in tbe blood an- driving theK' bM of
the syBtens. Ffj? aale 1 Hdetou 'at
Hoskius Vera Sfeore.
v . s S
m i r
Haviup; ualiQed aa Administrator
with the will annexed f J, 31. Perry,
deceased, iioticia hereby giveu to all
those indebted "to the estate, to make
aettlemttut-at oiJ:e. Al thoe having
claims agt'inat be saiffj wlfj piesent
them to m witfn one earjroiu this
date, "or th; notice will be pkae in bar
of their referfc f
Z.V. WHITE,
r j . Adlninietrtor, C. T. A.
.y Pruden & Pruden, Att'y 8.
March 21st, 2900 i . V
ADMINISTiATOL'S ALE.
AaadmipiatraMr WithlTheWill An
nexed 'of H. Irry, dQeasd, I will
ell for cash oTuesdyy April 10th
1900, at 10 4'clocg A: M.;at the "Straw
berry Hill far near gdenton, N. C.f
where thriatd'erry Rred land died,
the following peonal pfopeny, to-wit:
All of h livvatock.vehicie', tarm
iQK implemwtpncorn, fbdderiand pro
visiont, roBthe?5vith ill othir chattel
proyerly of ve natitrb an4 descrip
tion beloBKing iifhe said e tate. -
-iM.lfi WHITE,
, . 1 . f -ApiinittaatorC-t. A,
" 'Hii Temple Dwulifllf'".
Last week we told autl readers
about the shooting of .fir; W. H.
Temple by the Re- J.R Rid-
tVtrr On the 1 7th. insf-i 2 f". I err-
pie died from the voundsi jiflicteU
The charge against the.cv. Mr.
Riddiek has now change C;o mur
der. Insanity itwas firstUhought
wuld be the 'plea, but f ij fiiends
of Mr. Riddiek have said?! e would
i. ? -
jail at LawrenceviHe, W, vvnal
be f this awful SSI1" we
diall haw tn uait and "sV i further
, . ; vnaw
utynuimn.uw, " " .v v. I
. 'i? it
that many hearts are; f.;rn ana
, .. f ftf.(n ,nrrv
WiCCU1V " . I
passion. If pr. Templehnnsulted
vife of Mf RiddicHilfcre was
. . i .T .
nh ose-t e twtJout the
y - - -
shedding of blood and tfce taking
of that he could not glv,.i;Jancl that
. I
toJ whan he nan oeen.ugni 10
1 h 1 vr .... 1
sive.
MOZLEVS LElvt.O N fi TlXIR
4 'v..
A Pleasant Lemon 'T t die
,.WlHniin.. .iuiti snd ai-
pendicitif.
- - r- r
Xfrm 5.lS
i . j! : t,- i
nervous 1
hiadachw. &
ror iuuikcsuuu. o.iv -
hJf3eS8ne8S nervfu?'e88
au,J
F,.r fevers, chilio debilt and kid-
urv uiK-i-nn, wm. inn wu , i
tHdies. for nauirnl -and-:: tt.roueh or-
Unnic regulation, take Uv tfj Elixir.
f,d,., the fre.sh j;iw .f If moi,
failSf S
th-' above uamni ditie8'; 50c aud
11.00 Dott:en at orucpiKt ; f ; -i
Pr(,pared 0uly by D:i; M zley's
AUai.ta, Ga.
At the Capitol,
I am in my fventy-ihf 'fi ypar, and
for hfiy years 1 na-e beejn, )T-tij, suf
ferer Irotn UnilestlOt), 8tl:litKHI
au.r bill ioueDeBf.. I have" ned ail th
remedies advertised for tifiije di.- eases,
ainl got no p rinaneut r lief.' Ab ut
one year ago, the diseast -assunt a
more evert- aud uaiiKerdr f..ru,'I be
came verv weak, aiicj 1? :itb rj.pidly
.,, Elixir. I trained Uiei ife nuunris in
ihree iiiomhs. My &treiiRp and health
my appetite and my dh$$tuu were
perfectly resioped, and nr I feel 1.6
young aud vigorous as I e r; d til in my
life. ,L- J. .LDKKD,
Door keeper Ga. State Seie
State Cap'.tu', Atiauta, G 1 ; -
:K
Mozley's Lemon' fit
is tfte" very beat raedicine,l eYer used
for. the diseases you rei-Q&Vjpend 't fr,
nd I have used njai y k t pie for o
ojaLw's troubles. Mrs. 3 1 . Gkksham.
SV'Bui, N. C.
Moiley's Lemon Hoi Prpps.
Cures all CouvjIih, Cohlt r-Hoarsened,
Sore TliToal, Bioiiehititi, ; jiemorrajre,
Hiid all thriatai.d luug U ,iSLtv& Ele
CMiit, re iab e. ": $'
2: hi dr guist. Prepyd only by
ut . ti. ai. z ey, Al.auta, 14 ,1,
fhis valuable-riaujici-fs for sale
oy VV. A; Leggett, di Uist.
:
Notice to Creators.
A ' persons in tbwtpwn and
rountv. who niay, wisht eetlle their
indehiiiess with me :ne.V?quested to
pay the amounts o Dr., P.Boert
at-hies office on King privet and he
will give you a receipt full in my
name. Jiesj'J,,
I). NE. VMA.
:
Jt. jl. J-JoLpWELL
DEALER I f'
All kinds of Heavy td Fancy
GROCERIES.
I HAVE THF " GOODS
YOU NEED ANJC THEY
MUST BI SOLD.
I mean business, so f come and
see what bargaitig I arj j ofier. You
will be astonished wheAlearn how
cheap I am selling for;SH.
CONFECTIONAilES -
of kinds, best gr ides.
Fine French Mixed f !ndy 8cts,
pej pound.
Don't forget the name ltd look for
sign of N. J. Hollowelt
W-ONDERFUt'
4
Curly Hair Made Sl Uight By
TAJtEK FROM Wf x
BEFORE AND AFTER TR A WENT.
OZONIZED OX JlgREOW
THE ORIGINAL COP3f HTED.
ThU wonderful hair poraad t '(he only mmS
PPrtion n the world that 1 a, kfnl hal?
straight as shown above. It no Vfaei the acaln
prente the hair from falllnyS nd makeV?f
Warranted harmless. Tetimos a f ree on re
T" I'.,.r"t PP'1 5ew aold for
ti-aiffhtuninir klnkr h Jr. Bewa iof imitationV
BetThe Original Or.nl S Mrrw
i the jrennine never fall, to ket $ ll hair pliable
64 haaotUi.1. A toilet necejf f I or laafeilid
f?""Tcn- MenHy perfnmejj The rreata
antaKe i.f thi woiiderfnl pom a Is that by rU
cfn'traiBThten jrpvfSi hair at home,
owing to its superior andlaatina AjalityHI? the
most econuroicaL It la not poJ li-e-for anybody
to prodnce a preparation eonal'i t. Fall dlree
tlonii with ctpfy Vwttlc. Onlyints. Sold by
dealers or send us 81.40 rVr l or Express
oney Order for 3 bottlett, exiji -Ju paid. Write
yonr name andaddress platnlyr.!7
OZONIZED OX MABJ tW CO.,
76 Wabash Ave.. Cbh tgo, III.
DISCOVERY
IPiiiiffiilli
I. A QUICK CURE FOR I
A QUICK CURE FOR
$ COUGHS AND COLDS
Very valuable Remedy Jn all :
affections of the ! s?
or LUNGS
Large Bottles,' 25c, :
DAVIS LA WHENCE CO., LlJUlUd,
Prop's of Petrr Darts' PsisKHte&
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Notice!
Ha ine qualified as Executor of I
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settlement. Thadeous Kyan.
executor
by Truden & Pruden, Att'y.,
Mtrch 2nd. 1900.
WANTED.
Cuttings of Concord,
White
Niatrara or other Choice table
raoes. b. U. Wortn.
. .1
Edenton. N. C
A Woman
Only Knows
what ufferin? from falling- of the
womb, whites, painful or Trregrular
menses, or any disease of the distinctly
feminine organs is. A man may sympa
thize or pity but be can not know tbe
agonies sac goes through the terrible
aufferinji, so patiently borne, which
robs her of teauty, hope and happi
ness. Yet this suffering really is
needles.
McELREE'S
Wifie of CaMel
will banish it. This medicine
cures all " female diseases " quick
ly and permanently. It does away
with humiliating -physical! exami
nations. The treatment may be
taken at home. There is n6t con
tinual expense and trouble. The
sufferer is cured and stays cured.
Win of Cardui is becoming the
leading remedy for all troubles of
this class. It costs but $x from any
druggist. '
For advice in cases requiring
special directions, address, the
"Ladies Advisory Department,"
The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. '
MRS. C J. WEST, NaahTUle. Tenn..
wrltej : ''This wonderful medicine ouzht
to bo in every house where there are girls
and women.'
wJ. S. SUTTON,
DEALER IN
General groceries
and Fresh. IMeats,
A Supply kept constantly on hand.
- My PRICES are the very lowest.
Will compete with all other prices.
iestQS fro aai
llV
at
lUijl:tlUllilil
;
AUD DEALERS,
Daily Capacity
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS THE BEST ADVERTISE
MENT" IS OUR MOTTO.
Write for Prices.
Give us a Trial.
ftTOJlFOLK. & SOUTHERN
In effect Dpc. 1st., 1899.
TRAIN SERVICE.
KOBTHBOUKD.
Leave Edenton dailv (excrpt Sunday!
1:45 P.M..
Arrive at EI12. City (except Sunday i
Arri vp at Norfotk 4:25 P: M.
Leaye Eueotou Tuea Thure. and 9at.
l-.11 ehb. c'it
7:C0A. M.
fi-RO A. M.
. .
Arrive at Norfolk "
11 w A "
onimanirKn
iaveNorfoik daily (. Sun.) 10:00 a.m
Arrive j-.na. y ii:4Ua.m.
Arrive Edenton " " " 12 40a.m.
Leaw ' " 1:00p.m.
Su,,, Thur.;
-
:ivp. m.
Arrive B. City
6.00 p. m.
Arrive Ed e 11 ton
. 7;00 p. m.
STEAMBOAT SERVICE.
Steamer JwiTe E1 n on daily (except
Sunday 1:00 p.m. iforPivmoutli, James-
v il te.- Wrl natntvn and .-Win do r.
Leave Eden n Xueadat, Thursday
and Saturday lwfl r- for Chowsra
River Lniraiagsr and rrlday ror cscup
pernoug River.
Steamera leaTe Elizbth City for
Roanoke Island, Oi iei tal and Newberne
Tueadav, Thursday and Saturday 6:00
p. in., cornet with A. & N. C. R. R.
and W. & W. R. RTf r Gotdboro and
Viniington, &c, For Scuppt.rnonr;
River Monday and ' Wednesday 12:00
noon. For Co in jock and North River
Landmen Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday 8:00 p, in- For South Mills nd
Landings on Dipmal Swamp Swamp
loute Monday, Wtdneday and Friday
6.00 a. in. SteuiueiH leave BelUaven
daily (t-xct-pt Sundat) for Wa: hiugton,
N.C
For further information apply to
W. S. Suniereil. agent, Kdewton, or
to Hie General Otlice of the X. dr S
It. It. Co.. Norfolk, Va.
M K. KING, General Manager
II-C. UllDGINR. G. V. dr P Agt.
A FREE PATTERN
(her own esUetlon)to svarj sBbscrlber. sWotlfal o
ercd Uthocrphd pUtee and UlystratleBs. Orieliial.
late ,iSt&Uarq mad atrtetly mp-to-daf aeslena.
Pi sssjnstrlne aconorales, fancy work, htmsehold , hints.
mtkart atorlea. earren topics, sio. sowenw w-.
OUy60a.ywarlj. ldyaaota wanted. Sent
ther patterns Have no equal tor style and perfect a.
MS CALL
bstlr put toe-ether Only 1 and is eenis ---Tr
aicner. Bold U nearly every mj r'.r'nr
Ask for them. Absolutely very latest up-todata style
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