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Tha Baily Erening Visitor. UFU8HXD IVIUT AFTS2JIOOB, I Except Sunday, 1HS VISITOR it served by carriers la the city At '25 cents per month, payable to the carriers in advance. Prices for mailing fit per year, or 15 eonts per month. Communiotions appearing in these columns are bu. the expression of the opinion of the correspondent writing the same, and they alone are responsible. A eros$ mark X after your name morms you that your time is oat. Address all orders and communing- Moos to BROWN & WILLIAMS, Raleigh, S 0 Local Dot ices in this paper wil! he Five Cents per line each insertion. LrbstOity Circulation. RALEIGH. AUGUST 27, 1892, FAR AWAY. Cor. Evening Visitor The climate of New Mexico as a balm for consumption is talk of the territory. In almost ev ry fan. ily one goes into they are found talking of their ills and ailments. The superin tendent of our Sunday school lost his wife here from consumption, having come oat with her after she was prac tically dead. I boarded with a family from Kentucky, the madam of which was brought out on a bed, weighing only 91 pounds. 8he now weighs 150 and is the picture of health, but still has the outlines of a consumptive and thinks she would'not live six months in Kentucky. I am now boarding with a family from New Jersey (to maiden ladies) who are out with their nephew (a consumptive) He is not well, but enjoys life. This is bis see ond trial of the clmate, having been cured, as he supposed, and returned home. The most popular physician in the town was brought out on a bed six years ago. He has made himself independent by Ihe practice of niedi cine, with but a piece of a lung to work with. I merely mention their cases taken from hundreds of others. I wonder as I write if this fearfuL dis ease consumption and its work of death has ever been realized by the masses. The physicians know that as a disease it is the most deadly to the human family and that exhaust less medical science and skill falls helpless and unavailing before its fatal power. Only a few years ago consumption was uncommon, but how common now, how common even in North Carolina. With the present increase of the disease it will require only a few more years for it to be seen moving in every circle of exist eoce, indeed its deathly image is visibly marked in many of the coming generations. To trust any longer in he f operaLundent medical nostruan to multiply failure, which will end as heretofoi e n alter disgust. Is there no hope of arousing humanity to a sense of duty to its fellows? Is there a bare possibility of enlisting the sympathy of those who roll in wealth and who enjoy good health f r the thousands who are bing swe,.t away yearly by this evil? If so. there's hope. I have been made to appreci ate the situation since coming West as never before. I have seen so much suffering from this one disease, com ing in contact with those who suffer from day to day and my own experi ence bringing me in perfect fellowship with like sufferers. Among the peo ple who seek health from consump tion in New Mexico and the W st are mostly those who have means The poor, as a rule, stay East and finally succumb to its ravages But for the blessing of God in providing friends, I should never have been able to en joy what I now feel grateful for. Can we conceive of the good that might be done, of the lives that might be prolonged and made useful by a hearty financial response on the part of the people of old orth Carolina in the erection, rqaipping and fur nishing of a Sanitariam In New Mex ico. The physicians of the State could co this if they would. Certain ly the entire co operation of the State could Is anybody saying 'bosh" to to this statement? Is this ihiugof i o moment? - Is it not worth serious Consideration? I heard a poor woman in Raleigh, whose very life was only an expectation of death, sigh because of her laek of means to try the oppor tunities that might bring health I te'ieve it can be said with safety that every four oat of fire who come here . from pulmonary trouble get well, if .they come in time Possibly it is sty iDg too much to say they got well, for ! when once the germ of disease has been plonted it seems to be fixed. But the growth ean he stopped and the patient enabled to live for years. Sunshine, almost perpetual eunsblpe, is the glory of New Mexico. Those who have never lived here know nothing of the meaning of this.- Too will never see the sun in its glory till you spend awhile in New Mexico. It seems to fill the earth with a radiance and dazzling brightness that i expe rienced nowhere else. It seems to trr its very powers in casting out every shadow of gloom, making these old rocks and hills dance with glee and sending forth cheer and gladnnss to every living thing. There is hardly a day in the year that it does not shine. The heavens are as indigo with seldom a spot of cloud to be seen. I have almost lived outdoors since coming here, have not seen a day since the 4th of June that I could not be oat, and not an hour out of any day of the time that compelled me to be in on account of rain, and this is the rain season. The summers are positively dry. No moisture, no dampness, do dew, and I am told that winters are even more dry, because rainless, You say yes, but it's awful hot where the sun shines so much. Come and see. Yours, &c , Jonathan Wood. Raton, New Mexico. RECEIVERS THE ORDER OP THE PAY. The order of th I-v Mali is about on its lust legs. A r cjv r h id been appointed for it and from the evi dence given in the investigation of its affairs, there is not much left of it. Quite a number of members in Vir ginia are its victims, but we believe no lodges had been established in North Carolina. xSince the appointment of receivers begac in the Richmond and Danville systecn, we don't know how many have been appointed for the various roads, but the West Point Ttrminal is the last. THERE IS DANGER. The cities on the coast are very much aroused on the subject, chol era danger, and well they m-y for there is great danger, and if it once gets a foothold in this country it will not confine itself to seaport cities, so that it is a question of far reaching interest, The Norfolk Ledger very correctly remarks that the best preventative is rigid quarantine. The Ledger re members the fearful experience of that city in 1855 when 3600 people died with yellow fever, all from neg gence or bribery in qnarentine. A dispatch dated 25th ingt , states that one hundred and twenty nine bodies of cholera victims are waitiug burial in the city of Hamburg So great is tht pauic that Russian immigrants now in the city find it difficult to pro cure food. Mrs. Mary Asten of Lewisburg, Pa., suffered untold agony from broken varicose vein, with Intense itch ing and burning. On the recommendation of a physician she took x. Hood's Sarsaparilla and used Hood's Olive Ointment Soon the ulcers began to heal, the inflammation ceased, she was completely cured, and says, " I enjoy health as I have not for many years." "We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Asten and know the above to be true." J. 8.. Griffin & Son. Lewisburg. Pa. HOOD'8 PlLLS cure Habitual Constipation by restoring peristal tic action of the alimentary canal. to You Drink Soda Water, Milk Shake or Limema.de ? : Hothincr so Refreshes Summer Day as z Cool Drink at J. HAL BOBBITT'S MfiinnQudQodJri Fo anno anna. Another New and Pinae Apple A full stock of. Fresh always on hand. Buist's Priza Msdal Turrip Ssed. Crop nowlon satyat lowest prices. . J. Hal Babbitt Druggist Gulley's Old Stand, Q. A R. NATIONAL ENCAMP MENT, WASHINGTON D. C. . For above occasion, the Richmond and Danville K. R will sell tic lie is to Washington, D. 0 , and return from important coupon stations on its lines at following, rates for round trip from points named : Hot Springs, N O. $ 4.95 Asheville, N. C. U.9 StRtesville, N O 1..2J Charlotte, N. 0. 11.75 Salisbury, N 0. 10 3 Greensboro, 8 73 Ruidsville, N. C. 7S Winston-Salem, N. O. 7 t$ Durham, N. O. 8 .95 HeuderBon, N. C. 6.95 Raleigh N. O. t& Golds boro, N. C 9 8 Tickets on sale Sept 14thUgth, inclusive; limited returning October 10thw 1&94; stopovers allowed in either direction at stations between Danville and Washington. Tickets gcod on Washington and sonthwes tern vestibuled limited trains Low rate round trip tickets can be purchased during Encampment from Washington to various battle fields in Virginia via Richmond and Dan ville R R REDUCED RATES TO ATHLETI CONTEsT-SOLLIVAN COR BET FIGHT, NEW OR . MEANS. : For the above oscasion the Rich m md & Dan ilia R. R., will sell tiokets to New Orleans, La., and re turn at rates of one first class fare for the round-trip, from important coupon stations on its line: Tickets on sale Sept. 2nd to 5th, in elusive; good returning until and in cluding September 15th, 169J. MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS OF NORTH CAROLINA. Account of the above occasion the Richmond & Danville R R. Co., will sell tickets to Raleigh, N. 0., and return, at following rates from points named, viz ; t Charlotte, N. 0., T45 Durham, 1 6i Greensboro, 4 81 Ooldsboro, 2 75 Lincolnton, 8 40 Ma ion, 9 40 Rural Hall, 5 95 Selma, 1 61 Winston Salem, " 5 60 Rates from in'ermediate points In same proportion. Tickets on sale A ig. 29, 80 and 81; final limit Sept. 4, a Person .on a Hot Popular Drink, herbept DrufTS and Hew MebL E C. Remington Standard 'Pype- Y"riters. More Remington a are used in Raleigh thai, all other makes combined. , For catalogues or information, apply to the undersigned. W M. EASJiALE, JB OULPEI PER, Raleigh. N C- lltf Richmond, a. AiMIQHA QABTOlf R B. To take effect Scuday Aug. 7th, 1893 Trains moving North. No 88, No 84, Stations. Mail train. Fas ft Mail. Le Raleigh. . 11 25 am 5 00 p m Wake, 18 04 5 88 Franklin ton. 13 26 5 58 Kittrell, S43 A 14 Henderson U 69 6 80 Littleton, 2 0? 7 85 pm At Weldon, 2 45 8 15. a m Train moving Soata. ' No 41, No 45, Stations. Mail train. Past AMaiL Le Weldon.. 12 15 p m 6 80 a m Littleton, 12 52 7 09 Henderson, 2 16 8 14 Kittrell, 2 48 8 28 Franklipton, 8 00 8 45 Wake, 821 906 At Raleigh, 4 15 p a 9 45am Looisbturg Ra'iroad Trains moving North No 88, Pass. No g Stations. Mall 4 Express Le FTanklint'n, 8 1 0 pm 9 20am Ar LonJsborg, 8 41pm 955 Trains moving South v No 41, Pass, No 9 Stations. Mail Express Le Lonlshnrg, 12 C5 a m 5 85pn Ar Franlint'n, 11 80 p m 6 00pm W ar SHITH. fluptT 1 It You. Want If one , ! ' A partue A situation, A serf aut girl. To hU a larm, To Mil a tunae, To bay or tell stock, Good boarding bou To sell plant or grain, b.'ll grooeries or drags, Beil household farnltart. To make any farm loans. Bell or trade lor anything, Find customer for anything, Rtad and advertise In the iUMgr EVENING VISITOR. Advertising obtain new caaioiuers. Advertising keep old eusmuieie. Advertising llbctally will pay. Advertising makts succeat , Advertising exhibit pluck, Advertising jins "bii." 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