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RALEIGH, N.C., FEB. 3, 1S9U.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the law pass
ed by the last CoDgress, prohibiting
Tottery advertisements and tickets
from passing through the mails, is
constitutional and may be enforced.
A French physician has discovered
a gold cure for snake bites. This is
in the nature of a forestalling of Dr.
Keely's remedy for the recognized
cure for snase bite medicine.
The picked students of Princeton
College have kicked till they got an
improved dressing room. Such a
room is to be built at a cost of $5,000
which was a part of the receipts of
the foot ball team of that institution
The residents of Ithica, Mich.,
think they have discovered eviden
ces that an immense oil field exists
aronnd them and in their midst, and
they have teccme greatly excited
over it, but they need not, for if the
oil is there the Standard Company
will soou own it all.
The Wilmington Star prints a hard
hit on Shepard, as well as shows how
ravenous some folks are in this world
of ours. It says s
" Within the past year there were
consnmed in Psris s iood 31,000
horses, 40 mules, and 329 donkeys. It
is a good thing for Brayer Shepard,
of the New York Mail and Express,
that he don't live in Paris.'"
SHE LIKED THF CASH.
Miss Ida Norton, who is represent
ed to be the handsome and accom
plished daughter of a wealthy citizen
of Indianapolis, hns just married
Pang Tun, a Chinaman. This queer
fancy may be better understood when
it is learned that Mr. Pang Yun is the
richest Chinaman east of San Francisco.
NONSENSICAL.
DINCOVERK! AT LAST.
What LaQrutk Rkalut isjWhhbk
IT ORIOIBATKD ; HoWIT IdPt'-pA-OATKD
ABD TBK WAT BY WH CH IT
CAN UK AVOIDED
It has, at last, been discovered cud .
definitely settled jast wh t 14 Ll ,
Grippe" is, and how it first Started.
It is an infection, low fever, i.d it
originated la Acta from the wet
marshes around Bokbar-t. Thence it
was taken to Russia by the traders
who came from the crowded b iz irs
of the Asiabtic capital. From Europe
It came to America, and here the j
germs are today and the fever rMi,ic ,
Being a fever, it arises, as -li fevrs
do, from a weakened au! : nu i'o u ;
condition of the s stein, hence some
people have it and others do not
Some have it severely and others
mildly, brt in every ease it is duo, as
all fevers are, to a disordered and
weakened kidney and liver No man
or woman whose kilueys are lu per.
feet or strong condition ever had the
grippe, even with the worst exposure,
and no one ever suffered with it
whose kidneys and liver were not out
of order. In writing on this subject,
which is one of the most important
now before the people, the New York
Herald gives, in a recent issue, some
good advice. It says : "All classes
should avoid crowded assemblages,
avoid over exertion, and see that
their systems are toned up and built
up."
This is common sense But it is not
always easy to do. Oue.can easily say
"Tone up the system, strengthen the
kidneys and liver" but how ? There
has never been but one standard
remedy for strengthening aud lestor
ing these great ergans, and that is
Warner's Safe Cure You know that,
if you stop to think, if you refresh
your memory and recall how many
people you have heard speak favor
ably of it, who have perhaps told you
what it has done for them. It goes
directly to the seat of most physical
trouble and all possible grippe. It
strengthens, it renews, it fortifies
these great organs, and thus when
the germs of grippe comes to the sys
tem, they are unable to find a lodg
ment, and are killed before they can
propagate.
The foregoing facts are fully en
dorsed by the most eminent physi
cians, both abroad and in America.
Dr. Gustav Webber, of the royal court
of Germany; Dr. Hoesch, of Berlin ;
Dr. William Edward Robson, of the
royal navy, England ; Dr. Andrew
Wilson, of the Royal Society of Ediu
burg and most broad minded and
liberal physicians in America have
unhesitatingly affirm"! th . same.
leu vno reau tins article are in
danger of contracting the grippe, j
which uiiv, leave its painful and i
banefuf effr-cts upon your system "w
less you are in a strong, a healthy!
and vigorous condition today, tl you
feel languid, restless, irritable, des
pondent, if 5 our appetite is uncer
tain, your rest broken; if ou feel
any signs of feverishness or chilliness
you neid to take immediate steps
igainst it. Yon need to fortify your
kidneys and liver and you cm do so
absolutely in but one way aud that is
by the aid of the great cure above
named. Feb a 5t
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The sensational report of the ro
f usal of a British vessel to display the
American flag along with the Eng
lish at Bridgeport, Conn ., the other
day, was very much like some people.
They remind one of a low bred bully
of a boy always looking aronnd for
some other boy with a chip on h's
head. Such peacock patriotism is a
disgrace to a great CbriF tian nation
There are a great many in the world
who always want to tight till tbey
get a snre enough chance and then
they are somewhere else.
SEED AND PLANT DISTRIBU
TION. Mr. W. F Massey, of the Horticul
turist department says :
From some of the many applica
tions received at the N. G. Agricul
tural Experiment Station it seems
that an impression has gone out that
the Station distributes, gratis seeds
and plants of all kinds. This is an
error. We never distribute any seed
or plants that can readily be bought
from those who deal in these things,
bnt whenever we get plants of seeds
that are new and likely to prove val
uable to our growers, and that are
not commonly on sale, we endeavor
to distribute them to those who will
eare for and report upon them, so
long as our stock may last. Further
tiim thjjsi we do not undertake,
OUR MILITARY FORCE.
The Secretary of War day before
yesterday transmitted to the Senate
a statement showing the military
force of the United States, organize;!
and unorganized. The total number
of enlisted men is 101,821, commanded
by 8,879 commissioned officers, besides
1,248 staff officers, making a total ag
gregate of 111,948 men in the militia
service. The number of men avail
able for military duty, unorganized,
is 8,67,268
'Which we wish to lemark and oir ,3 nguage
is plain," that we have been having a good
deal of trouble and delay in netting CoAL
fast as wanted. sVe have at lst succeeded
a- d have now in and to arrive in the next
few days.
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Wives of great men oft remind us.
We should pick our wives with cart;
So we may not leave behind us
Half our natural crop of hair.
Bread is the staff of life and pie is
the stumbling block.
It often takes a match to light op a
young ladies' countenance
It does not. take a ts.vrf.il oovr to
get the big eni of his Ui 'A: in 1 :;trn
The man w"io mtMci j is' JN U'n
dogs on a e-u Udae h v b id l;e pr.
I p'ea8"f man mor t ail him
self a fool tbau to ha ve autlier do it
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The 3ora;t is evident! faliine: into
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has Letsa too loug on a )ut.
The longer a man lives th h ss con
demnatiou he bas (or the suspicions
fellow who mistru-ita everybody.
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Executor's Mctice.
Having qualified as executor of the last
will and teuUmunt of Walter R A'omble,
deceased, this r to sive notice to all persons
having claims against his estate to present
the same to the undersigned on or before the
3d day of December, 1892, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery. All per
sous indebted to so id estate will please makb
immediate paymeut.
de2 fiw 0 G WOMBLE. Executor.
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money wil go farther ip the Book"
store than In any other place. We
have an immense new display of Hol
iday gift" ao l you should make your
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