THE CAUCASIAN.
Kaleigh, N. C, January 13,
February 7th will be detoted by the
Supreme court to the examination of
applicants to practice law.
Treasurer Worth rays that lat jear
lei than .1,(M) of old bond tin in
fur exrbaoge and add that he dors
not believe man j more will ever come
in. There are outstanding loine I .TOO,.
OKI.
It in claimed that some new evidence
wMI pf-dtlj be j.rrsentd in the case
of John Evans, tlie Kockinjctjam negro
in jail here and under sentence of
deatb. His attorneys bave been qui
etly at work for him.
Mer. ( harles F.. Johnson and Alf.
A. Tbomp'on are building an immense
cotton storage warehouse near the
JaleiKi rot ton milh. The warehouse
will l completed in about thirty days
and will le capable of holding ;,m
bale of otton.
'Hi reader of political and economic
iibje t will II nd The New Tnnea for
.January an i:.ter-Hting and valuable
iiuiiilicr. riiblih"d by (,'harlea II. Kerr
.V Co., No. :., KifUi Avenue, Chicago,
III.
At the penitentiary it it learned
that for the j resent the chapel will be
used a tlie shirt factory, an only sev-enty-tlve
convict are to be employed
in that work, and an the big west wing
i. not fitted up. It will cor-t consider
alile to fit up, a there are no floor and
no window, There are no less than
175 convict in the penitentiary. In
nide the big wall 2TfKi cabbage plants
haw? bean net out.
The Wake County Hoard of Kduca
tion has panted a resolution asking the
public: school teachers of the county to
use their inlluence with parents and
children to prevent the use of cigar
ettes by the children, and that the
teachers use their whole authority tt
prevent the me. of cigarettes by chil
dren at school, and tlie committee of
the several districts are requested to
aid the teachers in prohibiting the
school children from using cigarettes.
Mr. K. O. Ilurton, counsel for Major
.lames V. Wilnoriin the Railway Com
mission c.ie taut week served notice
oiiMr.UC. Caldwell and Mr. J. II.
I'earson, the new Commissioners, to
appear to-fore the I nited States Su
preme Court in Washington, I). C.
on the 17th, when a motion would be
maile to attach them for ontempt fur
violating the nupersedeas of court nnd
to compel them to restore the Wil
son's to ollices of Kail way 'ommision
luners and to restore the rooms, books
and papers of the olllce to them.
The Seaboard Air Line has made a
big purchase of land adjacent to its
property, just north of the city. The
amount ot Uud purchased is fourteen
acre. It was the property of the
North Carolina Car Company, and a
good, big sum of money was paid
therefor. AnolHcial of the Seaboard
states than shops will be rebuilt on the
site and that the acquisition of the
property will result in their early
constructior, as .he necessity for the
establishment of the shops in Kaleigh
becomes mor apparent everyday.
Mr. Charles McXamee, general
manager for Ceorge Vanderbilt at
Uiltmore, has sent Mr. Uottoinly,
Vanderbilt's land scape gardener, here
to arrange the shubbery and other
plants in the square on which the
Coventor's mansion stands. The plants
and shrubs have already been shipped
here. Mr. liottomly will make out a
plan of his arrangement of the man
sion square and submit it to the gover
nor. All this is done without the cost
of a cent to the state. Mr. Bottomly
remarked that if he had charge of the
capitol square he would cut out nearly
nail ot i ne trees since they are entire
ly too thick.
"The -Iickey T.ird" in the Evening
rress isiior says That any man or
gang who attempts to smirch the char
acter of a gentleman on the basis of a
clerical error, will feel a boomerang
that will well nigh knock the stutlin
out of him or them."
'That despite many prophecies and
predictions from the fountain head of
falseness, nobody has yet been jailed
lor laiiure to pay taxes.
"lnat despite tlie little nagging
which has been made at Keeper Burns,
he is getting capitol square in better
shape and condition than ft has ever
been before, and promises to show that
he knows how to do something besides
draw Ins pay. '
Ayeis
Cherry
Pectoral
costs mora than other medi
cines. But then it cores more
than other medicines.
Most of the cheap congh
medicines merely palliate;
they aHonl local and tempo
rary relief. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral does sot patch cp or
palliate. It cures.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup,
Whooping Cough, and every
other cough, will, when other
remedies fail, yield to
!! Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
It has a record of 60
years of cures.
Bend lor ths "Cor book"
free.
J. O. AyiT Co., Lowell, Unas.
COUfTTY SCHOOL FUND.
Ihe School O.Dnoa U 17.738 teach Scholar
Ueta 1.7.1- 31,04l.50 tho Total Sum
Apportion d.
Ihe Heard of Education at its recent
session maije the yearly apportion
ment of the county school fund which
is as follows :
Rt. Mary's. $1,673 00
St. Matthew' 1.173 25
Mark's Creek 1.52W SO
Uttle River 1.676 75
NakeKorest.. 2,331 "0
eue River. 7S9 75
House' a Creek.., 1.03W 00
llarton's Creek 1,330 00
New Lmht 1.232 00
urove & 7a
i58 00
!J3 00
1,47 W
1,275 75
1,111 JO
'1.003 75
1,0 3 75
If you feel weak, dull and discour
aged you will find a bottle of Hood's
!srsaparilla will do you wonderful
good.
Cedar Fork..
r? -
White Oak
Swift Creek
I'anther Branch.
Middle Creek....
Holly Springs....
l'Ucic norn
The entire appointment to the town
ships outside of Kaleigh is $21,422.5(3.
supervisor .Norms says the appor
tionment will enable the public schools
of the county to run on an average of
five months, allowing teachers an av
erage salary of $2S. This is above the
average compensation allowed teach
ers of public schools.
Ihe Hoard apportioned to each of
the 17,738 school children $1.75 each.
Kaleigh township has a population
of o,.o:j and therefore receives as its
share of the school fund S'J.GoO.
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
Spending Ihe Montr-
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hoard of Alderman was held in the
mayor's otlice at s o'clock Friday night,
Mayor Kuss presided ; routine business
was transacted and a few new ordi
nauces enacted. Alderman Kousball,
chairman of the Finance Committee,
made a special report, bearing upon
the cities receipts and disbursements,
with special reference to the allotment
made by the Hoard to the different de
partments. This report showed that
several of the departments had al
ready spent their allottments, while
others bad gone beyond it, and that up
to the present time the expenditures
were suilicient to take f 1,00 more than
the probable receipts would amount to,
and unless there was retrenchment,
the city would be right much in debt at
the end of the fiscal year, March 1st.
mm
JohnC. UitIi KtlMHd.
John C. Davis, of Wilmington, who
has been an inmate of the insane asy
lum in this city since May 31st, 13D2,
was tast weea given ms noerty. '
When pronounced cured of insanity
several weeks ago, Supt. Kirby wrote
Alienor Kichardson.of the ew Han
over Court.that Davis had regained bis
reason, and that he had him in custody
at uis uisposai. solicitor Kichardson
wrote the superintendent to hold Davis
until Court met, which was in progress
at u umingion last week.
Saturday, on motion of Solicitor
Kichardson, the criminal action against
l'avis were noi prossed in New Han
over Court.
John C. Davis has had a career which
is almost unparallelled. He began life
as an operative in a cotton mill. He
ciine of humble parentage. He studied
law, and pushing himself forward at
tamed much prominence and won the
confidence of the people of Wilming
ton. By embezzling and mortgaging
inner people s properly, he made away
wuo more man io,uoj, the greater
portion of which he gave to churches
and charitable objects. Davis was con
sidered one of the best men in Wil
mington, and the confidence of the peo
ple in him was remarkable.
Ofr On Hundred Gases on the Docket
Two Harder Trials Jade Tlmberlake's
Able Charge to the Jury.
The January term of Wake county
Superior Court opened Monday, with
Judge Timberlake presiding and So
licitor Pou at his post. In opening
court Judge Timberlake delivered an
able and timely charge to the grand
jury. He instructed the iury especially
to indict merchants or others for sell
ing or giving cigarettes to boys under
the prescribed age. He told them that
it was their sworn duty to examine this
matter carefully. He also charged
them particularly against the crime of
bribery, gambling, including dealing
in futures and escape from officers.
He referred to the bouses of ill fame,
and said, if any existed, they should
be closed.
Solicitor Pou set a criminal docket,
and this it is claimed will save money
to the county. Most of the one hun
dred cases are for trivial offenses; the
two important cases being that of Jim
Hooker, who brutally, shot Mahaly
White in August of 1896, and his trial
win taKe place Friday . A special ve
nire nave been ordered.
John Groves, who was at the March
term of 18, tried and convicted of
manslaughter, appealed to the Su
preme Court which recently granted
him a new trial. He will be tried for
murder Thursday. Groves last Janu
ary shot a colored man near Wake For
est.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
I8TATC NEWS.
The Greensboro Telegram saya it
is now settled that Greensboro is to
bars a new parse n get depot.
The firm of JL. Eice A Co., to-
baeeo manufacturers cf Greensboro,
assigned last week. Liabihtities
amount to 120,000.
The grand jury in Baceomb Coun
ty have returned a 'Urue bill against
the street railway company for is
suing a free pass to a reporter oa the
Citizen.
North Carolina Presidential post
masters appointed last week are tV m.
Y. Ormsby, catena: Poilip II. Ly-
brook, Winston: Joseph D. Martin,
Tarboro.
The poetofiiee at Mooresvilie was
entered by profeaional burglars and
the safe blown open and the office
robbed of all available easp and
stamps last week.
News of a pecnliar accident was
received last week from Pacolet, S.
C. The 14 -year-old daughter of J.
D. Scott, leaned back too far in a
rocking ebair. The chair fell over,
and herhead struek the dor break
ing her neck.
The taking of a thimble from the
trachea of little Ellen Harris at
Charlotte was successfully accom
plished by local surgeons. The ob
ject was located by the X-Ray, the
first time it has been nsed success
fully in surgical operation in the
South.
The suit brought by the Commis
sioners of Wilkes county, for the
purpose of restraining County Treas
ury from paying the railroad bonds
issued, and interest, will be heard
before Judge Starbuck in Winston
on January 15th. It is thought the
order will be granted, hx-Justice
Avery represents the Commissioners.
Mr. Thomas M. Ilufham has re
tired from the editorial field and
will devote himself to the law and
to his duties as Mayor cf Hickory.
He made a clean, able, vigorous and
manly paper, and was one of the
first editors in the State. The Times
suspends publication, and is incor
porated into the Mercury, which
will hereafter be published as the
Times-Mercury, with J. r. Click as
editor and E. E. Reynolds as asssci
ate editor.
Scotland Neck correspondent to
News and Observer under date of
January 7, says news comes from
Dawson's six miles in the country,
that Dr. O. C. Stallings ' zt his gin
house by fire Wednesday. There
was also some cotton consumed, but
your correspondent has not learned
how much. News has also reached
here that some days ago the build
ing of a high school was burned.
It had been refitted with furniture,
etc. and the less was not covered by
insurance.
The Charlotte Poultry and Pet
Stock Association which has recent
ly been organized in Ohailotte will
give their first exhibition commenc
ing January 12 ib, and continuing
for three days. The exhibition will
be held in the city hall, a large and
commodious building, and will be
open to the public from 8 a. m. to 1
p. m., Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the 12th, 13th and 11th.
Agaiiiftt the President of the A
It. K.-lIe Denies the Charge la
llrouKht
& . C.
Toto.
News has been received in Kaleigh
that Robert Hancock, President of
the Atlantic and North Carolina rail
roaa nas Deen cnarged with a serious
crime.
It is charged that Mr. Hancock
forced Miss Abbott, his neice. to yield
to his wishes. It is further alleged that
ne inreaienea ner u she did not yield
to mm. '
Complaint has been filed with the
Clerk of the Superior court in
craven county ior Jr ebruary term in
wnicn me cnarges are fully set forth.
Mr. Hancock was in Washington, D,
C, at the time the charge were first
made public. He hastened at once to
Newbern and denied the charge in
toto.
Later Reports to-day (Wednes
day) state that the bill of complaint
against President Hancock has Deen
withdrawn and (.quashed. It is ex
pected that Mr. Hancock will publish
a statement in nis Denair.
Habana The exportation of leaf to
bacco free of duty began.
A French Steamer foundered Jan. 1,
near Marseilles, with all bands consist
ng of 15 men, perishing.
The following fourth-class post
masters have been appointed for Aorth
Carolina Liberty, J. F. Pickett;
Stanley; J. S. Grasser.
Columbia, S. C, Jan. 8. Andrew
Welch, when caught in the act of rob
bing the postothce at Florence 'ast
night, shot himself dead.
Marshall Cbadwick, a suspected mur
derer, was taken from jail by a mob at
Colfax, Wash., Monday and hanged to
the west hall of the court house.
Anthony Comstock, who sued a cer
tain doctor for $50,000 damages for de
famation of character, in referring to
him as a "notorious blackmailer," was
given a verdict -or. o cents, witnout
cost.
Pension, Tex., Jan. 8 The hard
ware store of Poiloard, lioare & Co.,
the large dry goods house of Madden,
Graham & Co., were burned last night.
The loss is two hundred thousand dol
lars, partly insured.
Washington. Miss May Waite, 24
years old, and said to be a daughter of
ex-Governor Waite, of Colorado, at
tempted to commit suicide by taking
stricbnyne at Washington.
A deplorable tragedy cccured in the
outskirts of Memphis Friday after
noon. Dr. Shep A. Rogers, professor
of anatomy at the Memphis Medical
College, and one of the most prominent
pbysicians of this city, was snot by
Mrs. Mary Sanbnnk, a widow, and now
lies in a dyingcondition at the hospital.
After shooting Dr. Rogers, the woman
turned the revolver to her breast and
sent a bullet through her heart, is sup
posed to be the woman s infatuation
tor the Doctor.
These Are act.
The average passenger wants the
quickest and cheapest route. If you
contemplate a trip to Arkansas, Texas
or Indian Territory, and will kindly
drop me a line, stating your destina
tion, when you wish to leave, and how
many there will be in your party, I
will take great pleasure in naming you
me very lowest rates also call on vou
in person and explain the advantages
ui hi j line.
Your best route is via Memnhis and
the Iron Mountain, it is thn nnlr linn
that runs through cars by Little Rock,
io lexarkana, Long View, Marshall,
.Uiceola, Big Sandy, Dallas and Ft,
vvorinwunout change. Elegant vest-
tuuieu vusir cars on all trains.
waiter iurnisnea on any
Diaie iree upon application. Addrees
.. LEItEHLANOae,
Traveling Passenger Agent, 103 Read
House, Chattanooga, Tenn.
A GOOD DAY'S WORK.
a scroiuious sore on one ot my
.f .... -
umos iroumea me ior years, l was
told it must be cut out as my only
chance of recovery. I began taking
iiooa a barsapamia and this medicine
punned my blood. I am now sound
and well and able to do a good days
WOrK." J ATHAN1IL I INNINGTON, DOHl
ino, Virginia.
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigeston, biliousness. AH drug'
gists, 25c
The Stanly Enterprise says the Ef
fird cotton mill is to be doubled and
that then it will require 400 operatives.
Mr. j. w. cannon will build a 9200,
000 cotton mill at Albermarle that
will require 700 operatives. That's
the way we are going forward.
Another Chance for the Railroad Organ
to Howl.
8tatesville Mascot
It is a little late, but we are tenanted
to say that trial of purely legal ques
tions by jury have received another
blow, and this time from the Supreme
vuuri oi JNorm Carolina, it i now in
oruer ior those journals which have
uccu guaraiog mis palladium of our
Ii Denies to tell as what to do about it
Kvervbouy bays bo.
Cabarets Candy Cathartic, the cost wefr
deiful medical discovery of tlie ae, p
ant and refreshing to the taste, a. A peotly
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of C C C. to-day ; 10, 25, 50 cents, bold and
guaranteea to cure ny au oruggisi.
To the If ember of the Coaety board
ef KdocalioB and Soperviaora :
Ia Sia : 1 wish to org yoa to
have the teachers exaxalned on the
public days provided for by law. There
are two special reaaon why this sboald
be done, vii-, economy and ytematir
work oo the part of the bepervuor.
How will it save money?
I find under the present arrange
ment in some counties that very few
teachers are examined oo the public
daya, bat teacher go to the Sapervia
or oo any day in the week and any
week In the year and as a result the
Supervisor will have almost a many
daya service to be paid Out of the pob
lic fund a he ha examined teacher.
The teachers of every county could
be examined on one cf tie four daya
provided for in the law, with perhaps
rare exception.
We ought to have twenty-five or
thirty teacher examined on each of
the public daya and have only to pay
for one day' service instead of fifteen
or tweoty days, for the same number
ot teachers examined at the present
loose way of doing in some countie.
Where Supervisor cannot arrange
to have separate room for white
and colored to carry on examination
for both racea at the same time, then
continue the examination after the
public days until all have an oppor
tunity to be examined.
We want this money that is paid
the Supervisor for examining one tea
cher one day and another teacher the
next day, and so on, to pay him for
supervising schools, for going out and
coming in touch with the people, and
putting life into the schools.
I am not censoring the Supervisor;
but be is annoyed and hindered in his
teaching or private business by being
called upon to examine a teacher just at
any time, and of course cannot give
bis time in this service for nothing,
and in this way he must necessarily
have a large number of days service in
comparison with the number of appli
cants examined.
It seems almost needless to say that
a Supervisor cannot and will not have
as carefully prepared examination just
at any and all days as he will on special
days provided for in the law. The Su
pervisor cannot do his duty unless be
can work systematically, and the
County Hoards of Education are here
by urged to take every action possible
to aid the Supervisor to do eillcient,
systematic work and at the same time
enable him to accomplish a great deal
within a few days along the line of
examinations.
In some counties the money spent
for these every-day examinations
would pay for sending the Supervisor
to a great number of the schools of the
county.
ours truly,
C. H. Mkbank,
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di
rectly on the blood and mucuous sur
faces. Hall s Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of tne best pbysicians in this coun
try for years, and is a regular pres
cription. It is composed of the best
tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting dsrectly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimo
nials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
CMI'T GET REST.I01 ls
ocm rstocaaniBo.
SImfIssskss Ccca lc::i ..JXtJV'rr.,
A . Ia. The ujc . cit!
ICS Ag53.
TUB, Pale, IiattiTc Blooi tie
Merljiu Cane.
Restful Sleep Frctn Better Bleed
Supply.
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THE ARTERIES-
mis
GENERAL NEWS.
Vniverstty News.
Strange as it may seem but to a close
observer the fact is clear, that the
greater amount of impulses and
inspirations received during Xmas.
tide are of the best. As a result of
this Xmas-tide inlluence, twenty-three
of Xorth Carolina's sons have obeyed
the high and noble inspiration and
have put their names upon the register
of the University. This swelling of
the ranks of intellectual workers, the
future Commanders and Pilots of our
Ships of State, is due to the untiring
efforts of our brilliant, young Presi
dent, Dr. Alderman. His efforts, it
seems Vo me, shall be recorded in the
annals of our State History, yea, in
our Country's History, in the deeds of
those whom be led to enlightenment.
A noticeable start has been made to
wards the construction of the Alumni
Building and may the near future
witness its completion. J. M. H.
M. O. Society.
A special dispatch from Washing
ton, D. C, says :
'Dr. Walter C. Murphy has been
unanimously elected president of the
North Carolina Society, of this (Wash
ington) City, succeeding Hon. YY Uliam
R. Cox, secretary of the United States
Senate, who declined re-election."
If The Baby la Cutting Teetn,
Be sure and use that old and well-
tried remedy, Mrs. Wisslow's Sooth-
isa Syrup, for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and is
the best remedy for diarrhoe. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
ANY PERSON
Wishing to know the truth in regard
to their health should not fail to send
for a valuable and new 64 page Book
let which will be sent r reb for a short
time to those who mention this paper,
This book i published by the celebrat
ed physicians and 1 specialists Dr.
Hathaway & Co., of 221.; South Broad
way St. Atlanta, Ga whom you should
Notice of Dividend of V. C. Railroad Co.
Dividend No. 36 of C per cent has
been declared 3 per cent payable
Feb. 10th, 1898, to stockholders of
record at 12 o'clock m. Jan. 20th.
The stock books will be closed at 12
m. on Jan. 20th until Feb. 10th at 12
o'clock m.
E. S. Walton,
Treasurer.
Now ready for free distkibu
tion to all who buy or expect to
buy one Celebrated Obixoco
Guano Farmers' Boxe or Special,
Compound c, 15,000 Koyster's
North Carolina Almanacs. Cal
at your office, and if you do not find
one there for you write us.
F. S. Bolster Guaxo Co.,
j - Norfolk, Va.
MARK HANNA RE-ELECTED
To the l oited States Senate by a Majority
of 3 Votes IJushnpIl Inaugurated Gov
ernor.
As we go to press the graphic dis
patches announces that Senator Mark
Hanna was re-elected to the Senate by
the following vote: House, 04 votes;
Senate, 17 votes total 74 votes.
During the week a strong fight was
made by a combine of Democrats and
anti-Hanna Republicans led by Nation
al Committeeman Kurtz, of Ohio. At
one time it looked as if the combine
had Hanna defeated, but Hanna's
boodle and patronage finally won the
victory.
Gov. Bushnell Inaugurated.
Colcmbus, Ohio, Jan. 10. Governor
Bushcell was inaugurated for his
second term to-day. Although the
city was crowded with adherents of
both Bushnell and Hanna. tnere was
no collision between the opposing
factions. A number of delgates called
on the Governor during the forenoon,
and expressed confidence m him. ihe
inaugural parade was not equal to that
of other years. It took it but twenty
minutes to pass the grand stand. The
Governor's inaugural address was
short.
Xilllpllc Sambet of Vital Kr
Cerpaacle.
There are de-grw of itepl4!n?!i
from tho wide-awake state to thv
leep which dot not rvfrvtdi and
has in it only the mockery of rt.
Such Bleep Is not tlrwl naturvV
sweet restorer. Dreams have pow
er to torture and to depre. Sltvp,
therefore. Is not always reat, but
trouble, and a troubled sk-ep bring
to the brain-worker lo of power
for thought and labor.
It is a well-known fact that for
any part to perform actively Its du
ties, it must have an abundance of
blood; but when the power of lo
cally regulating the supply of blood
in the brain Is Impaired because of
insufficient nerve power the tired
brain grinds the same old grist
over and over till nervous prostra
tion, paralysis or hysteria ensues.
The cause of sleeplessness 1 s so
clear that the cure is equally appa
rent. The nerves must recover their
grip. The health-wrecking laxity
of the blood vessels must be correc
ted. The answer to how this is to
be done is:
Feed the exhausted nerve tissues
with Paine's celery compound.
15y thus acting on the nerves
Paine's celery compound Is able
to regulate the blood supply and
permanently banish sleeplessness
that shortens so many lives, es
pecially among those beyond mid
die age. In addition to this indl
rect control over the circulation,
Paine's celery compound directly
increases the amount of blood in
the arteries and arouses the puri
fying organs to drive out Impuri
ties that often lurk in it undevel
opea ior years tin age or a "run
down" condition allow them to get
the upper hand.
A pale, languid woman Is not
more of a lady than a rosy, robust
one.
Women leading lives of imper
fect health, with pains and aches
running riot through their "run
down'' bodies, are often ignorant
of the fact that it is not a specific
ior nervousness or rneumatism or
stomach trouble that they need.
but fundamental ouilding up of
every tissue 01 their bodies and a
thorough cleansing of their blood.
he strengthening of the constitu
uonanauie eruuicauon;oi laieni uis
ease that l'aine's celery compound
achieves leaves no fear of that
treacherous partial recovery that
keeps one always afraid of relapse
and sudden break-down.
Paine's celery compound rests on
the wise modern conclusion of the
best medical thought that the rem
edy that invigorates the entire sys
tem and purifies it, is tho only
safe cure for such localized disease
as rheumatism, neuralgia, sleep-
essness, eczema, headaches and
blood diseases.
It is a common harmful idea that
health keeps pace with strength.
'eople seem to think that one can
determine the health of persons by
measuring their arms. Health
means absence of pain and the
presence of more or less nerve in
tensity and enjoyment in the mere
fact of living.
All this implies abundantly
nourished organs and blood un
hampered by diseased humors.
l'aine's celery compound is es
pecially valuable for recruiting the
strength and spent energies of men
and women advanced in years. It
is the one preparation considerd
worthy the name of a true nerve
food and blood remedy by physi
cians throughout the country. It
is prescribed by them in every
State in the Union to tone up the
system, regulate the nerves and re
store health and strength.
tXkr
b ret.
a4 it dlrued rartia
tlb a paragraph la tt Wilaiif.
axrcattv ad iJtv-at atrtxalat
bill maaiag apprpr?aiUa 1 ta
nic otaaalMion. All lb atftr
paragrapbe ib tbia apt1" b it
bat tbia ca wrrt dipod mt m t
It holiday rc, aa4 tbia wnt err
by eaoimu rubeeet W rite a Utitr
Urn foltdiM-uMa. lbfibtiia
the Krpablicaa Cava?, aoave tavorte
or Uln u.iiSrt ioe in lb tyttc.
otfeera f rerhif it retire. t ted
till oihera of aaa4i bi ti. Wri.
dect in hia rttaB4aiio&a la un.
b!d tba sytta. Tt Wtewralt
land raady to tie fur rra, bt.
nothing lee ifcan repeal will utt
them. Tea diacuaattn on tb irtion
had Dot roded wbea tbr Huu J.
journrd 00 aturday. Mr. raroaif
.-term varoiiaa tti one 01 lbo wt
apoke in oppoeiiion.
haturday rulogira were dehtered a
tha Ut Kerrraentatitr A.Ll I:
Wright of Mateacbuvett.
Monday it ia cxtxr'rd that tbr Sen
ate will lake uptbe Hawaiian senna
Hon treaty and glv it rottttderaii jo
to that until it ia ditpod of. TLr
debate will probably lake rlar ib
Executive aeeion bul there will be aa
effort to have it considered in open
aeaaioo.aotbe public ran Lave tbr Unc-
ct of the information brought out.
Syapartfic fiusbanifc.
the dread of the cotton gtowtr,
can lw? prrventcd. Trill j at
nxiKrimcnt Station and the
experience of lcadiit gramqi
prove jKjrsitivcly that
Kainit
i the only remedy.
Wc V f'.l 1 .!. r e that.
f Btxirf a del.:.
14AAH KA.il WO 1.
rnn rai - . .
run OALt I rart LairC HoCb Ki t. U r
Addree. .erl ateaaiaa. j,tri i e !', ant b r ly.
efaad tr4ee r drx f m Me
T- t ..,. wmr. t-ay t -' - Kfb
. T ,,, ti- - i -. r.ii'i i a i:u r ail i.
II t l In. Wmn.dfu1.1u hlni i.. 1
Drrtrrx Ycsr Priori
Tt fett.l ef rprta , tb
kaaaiiac ml tfc.tr a.b a
la prntimtt.
We i .. crpeaee.
ty elt aa 4 a.
aat jar ftae.
A4. a4 ttaeotaveai .....
rini.ir w. AvifcirT.
rrlaJ Kt 'atite.
4 itiaeta Natl r.ak .i4.f.
Kaiaiea. N.".
Do
NOT ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD.
A fact often overlooked, or not al
ways understood, is that women suf
fer as much from distressing kidney
and bladder troubles as the men.
The womb is situated back of and
very close to the bladder, and for
that reason any distress, disease or
inconvenience manifested in the aid-
nevs. back, bladder or urinary pas
age is often, by mistake, attributed
to female weakness or womb trou
ble of some sort.
The error is easily made and may
be as easily avoided by setting urine
aside for twenty-four hours; a sedi
ment or settling is evidence that your
kidneys aud bladder need doctoring.
If you have pain or dull aching in
the back, pass water too frequently,
or scanty suddIv. with smarting or
burning these are also eonvincing
proofs of kidney trouble. If you
have doctored without benefit, try
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy. The mild and the
extraordinary eff eet will uprise you
It stands the highest for its wonder
ful cures. If you take a medicine
you should take the best. At drug
gists fifty cents and one dollar. You
may have a sample bottle and pam
Dhlet. both sent free by mail. Men
tion The CArcASiAU and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-hamton,-
N. Y. The proprietors of
this paper guarantee the. genuine
ness of this offer. -
H
AVIXG a good printing outfit.
want a party to join me in issuing
a weekly paper in some locality
in North Carolina. Address,
W . C. IVEY.
Klberton.Ga
The srtnoathetic tendemeee cJ Irw.
Ing husband ia everything to an expec
tant mother, specially during her in
ordeal. Georee Lavton. Hsn.. a promi
nent druggist of Dayton, O., gives lha
xouowing case :
A enrtotner of mine. wboe wife baa naM
four bottles of " Mother Friend hrfor
flnement. eey. after Meier th effect of the
remedy, that if she ta4 to go through the ordeal
again, ana mere were but fonr buttlee'oa the
market, and the cuat waa $1(M per buttle, the
would have them.
" Mother's Friend is a scientifically
compounded liniment which aiToril cer
tain relief in the various ailments pre
ceding childbirth, and assures Droi-r
elasticity to the cords and muscles in
volved in the final ordeal.
" Mother's Friend " is solil hv f?nit-
giats, or expressed oa receipt of one
dollar.
Valuable book. "Before Baby is
Born," mailed free on application.
IKE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO- Atlanta. Ca,
You
Want
-rf A PIANO
That
Will
Please?
Tftc
SSRETT
FOR
I LOW
Rates West,
TEXAS, MEXICO. CAL
IFORNIA, ALASKA, or
any other point, with
FREE MAI'S, write to
FRED. D.'BUSH,
Diatrict Passenger Agent,
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R.,
3'- Wall St., ATLAXA, Ga.
Piano.
Has a reputation second to cone, and while it is necessary (or
the dealer to charge more for it than yon are asked to pay (o
many other makes, you m n instrument the extra raiue ot
which fully justif es the aomio outlay.
If net for sale b local dealers, address,
THE JOHN CHURCH CO.,
I CINCINNATI
NEW TORE
MIICAOO
2 tnt (Ffcrrr-!!
x w - &
A at a NT ikal
ANDY CATHARTIC
CURftOnSTIPATIOtl
L3r5ffi LoanS . . . i ! soldtixt cbibasteed zzs!S5iz
rla."ai mo easy Mini r lataa.
are, aiml. I aav.. er m t aS
AIL
oauccisrs
are fke Meal Uu4
tt
Boston. Jan. 10. Reduction of
wages in Seaconnet, Durfee, and Fall
River Iron Works Cotton Mills, at
Fall River Mass , Corr Mills, at Taun
ton, Mass; Whitin Mills, in Wbitins-
vule.and other places, went into ef
fect, in conformity with the general
policy adopted by the New England
Cotton Mills to lower tbe costoi pro
duction.
A majority of the cotton mills will
put a reduction into effect next Mon
day. In every mill town in Xew Eng
land, practically, tbe cut down will be
n operation on that day.
On Life Insurance Policies in Stan
dard English and American Com
panies.
1 en per cent, mere tban the compa
nies themselves loan on t tie- ssme
policies at lower rates.
Write or enquire ....
I'll ILI.IT WILLIAMS A V I RETT,
Investing Agent English-American
Loan and Trust Co.,
Citizens National Bar k Building,
Ralxigh, N. C.
WILLIAM S BARNES,
WHOLESALE
1
u A ToiraTnlfBTra
miAUA nil, atr
US:
5Cv- 'A rL IP k Yt
BBBSaVr -.M W aaBBBBa ' F W V W S V
I
ProduccCommi
on Ik
350 in Gold !
Will be Paid to any Nan or Woman. I
It remains for tha Celebrated firm of DbraiciaBa
and specialists. Dr. Hathaway A Co.. Beeniar
Graduates Registered), to place a genuine boai-
nesa proposition betore toe pabiic, wnicn baa
never been made before.
We agree to treat any person afflicted with any
chronic disease and car them, furnishing medi
cines and everything necessary for thei. case, or
forfeit $30.00 in gold, providing the mtient faith
fully follows treatment and directions, and tha
case is a curable one.
This offer ia plain, and there is no catch to it;
and furthermore, the offer is good and the money
penecuy aaie Because we are financially reapoo-
ible-
Dr.Hathawar&Ca'8
experience daring the
last zuyeara nas proved
the fact that they have
enred linnH of
cases where other doc
tors have failed, and
this warrants them in
making this remarka
ble offer. All persona
who axe (offering from
any chronic diseece,
have now an opDortn-
nity to test the treat
ment of the acknow
ledjfsd I r-erling physi
cians and specialists of
tnis country, with aa
abaolnte surety of be
ing cored. Seecial ai-
aaaaaa. sedi aa catarrh.
hlee oe4aea.raakiiasa I
al men ana weajfrn which aflact tha tfalicata arfaac
ana arivata aHsaasaa af all Ueaa. rheaKatlcau
stricture, varicecete.
KALEIGH, K. C.
Will buy or sell for cah vrly. ana
STRICTLY ON t'OMMIBSIO.V. (.'ountri
Produce, Domestic aud Foreign Fruits,
etc , at wholesale. Specialties, Egga and
isutter. UUXX) dozen eggs ran be bar
QJed weekly for cash at fair prices
Consignments and orders tolicite
Returns made promptly.
IS)
dnrinr tM H1 pmrM to bs rradrra a faitWal tart ark!
THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HISTORY "
Natiaaal M lattf-; 1T Wt, w
aatiaaal Paiitxt J iw t" r-Ki . J ,
kecial iM Ecsssak I' rrmt 4iImuJ aa
Qacstiaat I V"" si vi tfcr rMwa
laasstri.ir.frarfa.!!l'h3'A1 r..- I-"'
art art Literal are i iW motv 4 iw grrai g.mi
LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES
TnloMvm'i, Imi.m..l. i tir l nr
Tear. iair:luinl k. uu, .a ..... ' ' '" TT
aHMHiil Uaw. aad mJ ka uiimt jW.
0ta Wttr
Mar4 Pl
Jaaa kertnek Baaas
Mary C. Wilkiaa
D, MowTlla
fat aaire esaerra
Tin md a mmtr 4 sii t
rn m l ramnlMi in MMtrtM ite
itkniaitit ffinctiratMaaartiM
DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES
THIS BUST WO!.? rOttK, 0TCf
LCTTCBS rROftl L0-0M TC tOtf
tt AtK.L wmrtt 0trrsM mmirrrr
a spo;hc piictmact aauo the woils
T.iti;MwMiik.af1..1. ' " v -, , M
pciix ipi. tmni from Kn(Vn 11, m.ti vit 1o m pnaaw
is w-mmtr,m to prrpatc UKt Urn mfmm -4 lrwn ad I
PrttrfriT tm t Vmar4 tmtn. (m4i, mmdt Mm
AMrrss BiCrLB a BUot III B. rslikr. lark I My
9. k. ffcaaa a p
RaJeigh, N'. C.
rawiare. waia ireaaiaa.
a- kMaey art ariaan 41-
skia araetlaat. Icars-
Itoa
apiaai art aMrsWae hafeRa. er aa? chreeic
aiaaasav Onr trnetment can be taken at home
under our directiona, or, we will pay rail
road farn and hotel bill toail who prefer to come
to oar office for treevtmiit, if we fail to core. We
have the best of financial and iirnfaaainwal refer
ences and transact our hoaineaa on a atrierjw
proiesston&i basis, promising nmning m wnat
wecanfalfilL We do not believe in any of the
lre araacristrees. Ira cave. freeaaanpleorC.OJ).
framis. but think it ia brvt in the end So be hon
est with oar patunta. Write na as tuR dont de-
lay.
We ham carefnllv m waved ftmptuaa Blanks
No I, for men; No. 2, for wosnen; Kb. a. for skin
jj cases. No. 4. for catarrh, and new 6a page
booklet which we win aend Fm toall who leaXur
desire txrNfnl information abont their condi
tion. C-dor address, -
DR. HATHAWAT ft CXX.
SVi So. Broad 8t Atlanta. Ga.
Mantioc this paper.
Whv Not be Cured?
li you nave Consutnf.tr n.r.rci ebitis.
or Disordered I.iT-r, by nor fake
Judge Geo.E. llUDt's
Consumption, Bronchitis
and Liver Cure?
It is acknowledged to b tbe best
remedy in the United States for all
lung troubles.
ONLY 50 CENTS PER S0TTLE.
Address,
JUDGE GEO. E. HUNT,
Lexington, X. C.
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Also separate State maps of each and eTery
State of tha American Union, naming
those towns only in which there are issued
newspapers haviDg more than 1.000 circula
tion. This book iissoed Decen-her 15, ls47)
will be sent, postage paid, to any address
on receipt of one dollar. Address Tbe Geo.
P. Bowell Advertising- Co., 10 pruos 8t
New York.
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world, u-uwri-rd by leadasg ania.
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