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WHIT DOES II ME&N?
JUSTICE LlMRR, PHILIPS BROOKS
JAMES G. BLAINE.
A APPALLING LIST OP
URE4T PUBLIC MEN.
Many of Them Hav Passed
Away Suddenly and Without
Warnlnsr What U Heart Di.
eae or Apoplexy? -Is it not
Caused by Overwork or Over
indulgence? The recent sudden deaths of prom
inent men masters from the grave the
memory of an army of great run who
have died in the harness. Note them
as they slowly file
in review before
yon.
senator aca v.uuuit
was found
dead 1j his bed in the Grand Pacific
Hotel.
Secretary Windom died while
speaking at a banquet.
Senator Beck dropped insensible in
the Potomac Depot on the exact spot
where President Garfield was shot
Secretary Folger worked to the last
and died without warning.
Senator Tom Cor win eipired a a
reception while talking with Salmon
P. Uhase, Ben Wade, Senator
Schenok and John Sherman.
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin died at
the club while chatting with his
friends.
Minister Pendleton passed away
while seated in a railroad train
Senator Charles Summer, Mass
chusett's pride, died suddenly, work
ing faithfully to the hour of his death
Senator Simon Cameron feels the
mysterious creeplngs of paralysis and
falls in the arms of his friends.
Saluton P. Ghae passed away
peacefully while seated at his desk
with his pen in his hand.
Vice President Wilson died after
emerging from the 8enate bathroom
John Quincy Adams dropped in
his chair in the House of Bepresen
And so the list might be prolougel
It would include such brilliant names .
as Senator Matt Carpenter, secretary ;
of the Treasury Daniel Manning, Er-
President Arthur, the
Hon. i nomas ,
H. Benton, Senator Jj'erry sna otners.
These mea died suddenly and with.!
ont warning, but a significant fact in
connection with their deaths is that
the cause in each case was the same.
It may have been called "heart dis
ease" or "apoplexy." but what is
heart disease or apoplexy? Simply a
result, not a cause Overwork and
overindulgence weaken certain great
organs. From the we ikness of these
organs tbe blood becomes poisoned,
clots the heart and clogs the brin
Do you ask what these orgains ar?
The kidneys and liver. None of the
great men would have died as they
did had their kidneys and livar hen
In order. Physicians realize this
truth, and the intelligent men and
women are beginning to find it
out. Not only this, but they have
found out the way of prevent
ing this gradual undermining of the
life and the coming on of sudden
death Read what they say:
Dr. Hoesch, of Berlin, Germany, j
asserts "I have been the victim of
palpitation of the heart, and upon i
taking the least cold the symptoms :
would become alarming. This ha
entirely disappeared under the use of
Warner's Safe Cure, and I am per'
fectly well and strong."
Dr R. A Gunn, dean of the United :
States Mediial College, New York,
declare: "I am independent enough
aud frank enough to commend moss
heartily that great remedy, Warner's
Safe Cure
The Rev. J E Rankin, D. D., of
Washington, D C, affirms: "I know
physicians of the highest character
and standing who prescribe and ue
Warner's Safe Cure for diseases of th
kllneys and urinary organs. I desire
in the interest of humanity to re
commend this medicine."
reat men may pasaway suddenly
and leave a warning to others who ,
are overworking or overindulging ;
The slender thr-ad of life may be
Straiaed, but it need not be snapped
If care and the rteht preventive rum :
edy are used Modern life ha it
trains, but it also has Its discover s
Which ''preserve the he-i'th al
lengthen th life. Aoi forvu
among the discoveries for th b tit,
of humanitv is the great t
these scientific men steals.
SATISPAC FiON I guaranteed
to every co'iisamer of HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla. One hundred doses in
every bottle. No pther does this.
One Wy to b Happy
Is at all times to attend to the com
forts of your family Should any one
ot them catc - a slight cold or comrh.
prepare yourself ud c 11 at once on
Messrs. w H King & Co , conmr of
Frtyetteville and Hargett streets, sole
agents and get a trial bottle of Otto's
Cure, the great German Remedy,
VRBK We give it awa to prove that
we have a sure cure for . Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Consumption, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
T.rcrn alzes ROC
For salr by W. B, King & Co., corner I
jfayeuevuie huu'wukv imw"
The latest reports are to the effect
that tbe trustees of the 8tate Library
still hang fire in the selection of 8tate
Librarian. We hear that the vote is
one each for Messrs Blrdsong, Wil
liams and FerrelU
The Board of Aldermen having
found out that there was no legal au
thorlty for changing the Dame of
Martin street to park avenue, has re
versed the decision. It is now Mar
tin street as heretofore.
DYED TO SUIT THE GIRLS
FATHER.
New York, March 7. Falling by
the use of hair dye on his blonde
locks and thick eye-glasses to win the
favor of his lady love's father, Her
bert Reaves a young lawyer, who has
the misfortune to be an lbino, took
the bull bv the horns last week and
eloped with his love. Miss Jennie
McCall, reconciliation with the par
ents soon following.
The voong DeoDle who lived in
Blythebourne, but worked in this
city, Miss McCall being a typewriter.
had been attached to each other for
six months, their courtship being
carried on In the elevator of the office
building, on the trains and in quiet
strolls after church and Sunday
school.
Mr McOall, the bride's-father, who
Is a produce dealer at No 863 Green
w'ch street, had a decided opposi
ti i to the match, and didn't hesi
t" '9 to say so, his chief objection be
In r the young man's physlccl peeuli
a'! les. Even after hair dye had
rn ied his blonde looks there was no
r' atlog
I So Thursday night the couple
slipped away to Jersey City and
were married Yesterday afternoon
they returned to Mr. Reaves' horre,
where latter Mr. and Mrs. McCall
came to give their blessing.
.
LAWSUIT ENDS IN A WEDDING
Greensburg, Pa . March 7. It is
not often that the plaintiff and de
fendant in a lawsuit leave the Court
room to begin a honeymoon. Mrs
Teressa Chatter, a widow, sued her
best boarder, Charles Fruendorf, for
a 50 board bill, which he had re
fuied to pay. He mde the counter
charge that the widow owed him
$900 for some laud sold to her They
had never been in lov, but the wily
lawvers put tbeir cranium together
and decided that the best way out of
the difficulty was for the couple to be
married Fruendorf at once laid his
heart at the widow's feet, and die
found a olac? for it in hr bosom
The pair lef t'the Court room and were
married by the nearest justice of the
peace.
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Illustrated. No Intelligent
hnilt, it- Waafiv U.nA
noma be without it.
vna. . .1 ui .1 . mm a a . .
That
Tired Feeling
la a dangerous condition due directly to de
pleted or impure blood. It should not be
allowed to continue, as In Its debility the
system Is especially liable to serious attacks
ot illness. It Is remarkable how beneficial
Rood's Sarsaparilla Is in this enervating state.
u Possessing just those ele-
nOOu S ments which the system
Sarsapa needs and readily seizes,
... this medicine purifies the
Ilia blood, and imparts a feeling'
of serene strength which is comforting and
satisfying. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best
.remedy for that weakness which prevails at
change of season, climate or life.
. "I have been convinced . . B
that Hood's Sarsaparilla ts ?
one ot the greatest medl- the Weak
clnes in the world. I say
this for the benefit of all "onS
other tired out, run. down, jbard-working
women. Hood's Sarsaparilla is not only ex
cellent as a blood purifier, but for all other
female complaints, even if of long standing."
lias. M. A, Scablitt, Sorthvllle P. 0., Mich.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
8oldbylldrngglU. i(tixfort. Freparedonly
byO.LHOODCpApecarl,wU,JlAsa,
ioo: Doses On Dollftt
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RALEIGH, N. C.
flucceaeor to Evans A Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
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Carriages,
Baggies,
MJL'X. i-- " 4 4,...' - l-w ,
Rpecia' attention plven to repairing of all kinds;
Th beat work is alwavs th cheapest. And this can be .found at the
DOTwest corner of Morgan and B'onnt
FRalZER Oart Rhaft In atck
The attention of the public is In-
vitel to th advertisement of tbe
Morris Dry Goods Store which is now
receiving a hwautifnl advaoce line of
desirable goods in the shape of giog
hams, zephyrs, shoes, &c This estab
lishment is always in advance of tbe
times, and we most earnestly Invite
an inspection of all the splendid de
signs on hand. The array Is a tempt
ing one indeed, and n ne should miss
it, especially the ladies.
We saw at the establishment of
Messrs Barhee & Pope this morning
the most beautiful selection of fancy
candies we have ever seen in this city.
All kinds of modern designs were
tastefully arranged In a show case
and presented a mosc attractive sight.
Call and take a look at it.
Mr W A Faucett is confined at home
on Saunders street with sickness.
Quotations ot the Inter-State
Trust and Brokerage Co.
Baleigh, N. 0., March 6. 1893.
Bid Asked
North Carolina 4's 99
4's
W N C R R 6's
Nf Railroad,
4&NCRR.
R & Q R R, 8V
R & G R R,
S & R R R,
Citv of Raleigh fi's, 897,
City of Raligu 6's, '907.
Raleigh Street. Railway 6's
N O Agricultural Society (j's.
Commercial and Furoaers' Bank,
National Bank. Raleigh,
Raleigh Savii.gs Bank,
Rileigh Cotton Viilis 6's,
Paraleigh r'hophate Works,
Caialeigh Oottan Mills,
N O Car Company,
Peace inptitute,
Raleigh Gas Light Co,
Raleigh Land and Imp Co,
House and Lot for Sale
On Monday, April 10 b, 1893. at the court
liouae door in Raleigh, N. O , we will sell at
public on cry the house and lot owned by
Maggie flinton and Mourning Blount, in
the city of Raleigh, fronting 2ii fee, on
worth street, adjoin in-; the lands formerly
owned by Jordan Hall and others, it being
the lot conveye i to Maggie and Mourni g
Simmons by Jordan Hall and vife by ded
registered in Book No. 78 t page 699, of th
Register's office of Wake couniy
Sale made for partition by order of Wake
Superior Court, in the Special Proceedings
entitled Lewis Hmton and wife vs Nicholas
rilount and wife 8. P. I No. 644.
Ter is cash. Hour of sale 12 M. Mcndav
April 10th
GEORGE H RNO V,
S. F MORDEOaI.
m'-n9 Ms Oommisionors
He i Someiii...
ft volutionlze
the terrors of wash
day.'
HYDRAULIC
CLOTHES
WASHER.
Not a washing machine.
Does the work perfectly in one half
'he time with out robbing, boiling or
chemical. .
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TU
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L. R. WYATT.
In
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Deliiei
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Wagons, etc.
streets.
NEW ADVEimSUMENTS.
A
EMPORIU 1 OF DELICACIES.
The ice cream saloon of Mr CHAS,
BRE I'SjH, 103 Fayetteville
street,
is now one of the most popular re-
: sorts in tbe city, and as the season
j pro, resses there will be a grea'tTush
eties. Ia addition Is the
BAKERY -C
where the best cakes, pies, &c , can
be had fresh and fine. Candies, nnts
and other dainties in profusion, mi
VI MI FfiifiiiTL
people with high prices! We hiv
good reliable clot hi ug and sell, thr?:
ttt low prices. -
m SPRING w
now arriing in bulk. Be sore to call
and ezamin our stock and prices be
fore you bnv "Ise whcc as we wil1
guarantee to save - on ni'iuey
WHITING BROS.
CP R INC t
ARRIVALS AT
211 FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
SEW OuHngs,
Prints,
' Dress Goods.
' m es and Embroideries,
" Purple Flowers,
" Parisian Table Covers.
Come and see them,
f ,8 lm I ROSENTHAL.
M A D WOOD. S
ANTHRA ITE OAL N'UT,
v k v d ma sizes.
PO AHOMTAS 8 O E & GRATE
PO0rlNr3 KM
SPLINT COAL Several cars in and
others arrluin,' dn-iiy. Seasoned pine
iud Oak , wo .i long and cut for
-itovt-e and ttf p'ac -s. All orders filled
pr mptly y
J NEi & POWELL
Phones 41 aud 71. . "
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The North Ralei&h
FURL COMPANY.
The North Raleigh Fuel Company
has a Coal and wood yard just north
of the North Carolina Car Company
where they offer Oak and Pine Wood
either Ions or cut for stoves or fire
places, also Anthracite and Bitumltf
oub Coals at lowest prices for cash
Orders by telephone received by the
a. V, Car I Jo , Wo, 43
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BBTBBAT
t srn - -. M ILUItnjJlUfil UlUllllUE UU.
99 loi Fay8tteVille P08t ()Ce,
IV J - ILfllllKIIIIIIII I II BIB
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, ha,ll,'lA'u,l"Mg'""
1 3 O MORGAN ST. 1 3 O
Harp's Old Stand,
RALEIGH, N. C
Manufactmers and Bepalrcrs of
Dai?Hage9
Buggies,
WAGONS,&c
We have employed a practical Horse
shoir an 1 will snve this line of business our
especial attention.
With best stock and skilled workmen we
solicit s share of your patronage. Ja4
THE LUST CHAfJCH
Stock has been taken, and we are de1
termined now to dispose of all our
stock regardless of cost. This is
Your Last Chance.
38
will buy our former 75c unlaundried Shirts.
33
will buy any of our former 60 and 75c Kr.ee
ranis.
$1.25
our former
Bny's Suits.
will buy any of our former 12 00 and 12 50
ijny s buits.
$13.25
will buy any of onr former f 20.00 and
125.00 Men's Suits.
We have a large lot of Trunks and
Valises which, owing to the scarcity
of room will be sold regardless of cost.
Take due notice that the advance
of our spring novelties have arrived
and thev are beauties. Just drop in
and look at them.
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Our real state is one ot satwiaition to
know that we can be of so much service to
our fellow men as to provide them with the-
founds ion ot a honie ot THtJilK dWNina
FIRST CLASS locality at a nominal price..
The chief point of study in this life i per
fect health, another is independence, a third
is comfort, which proceeds from the first,
two. Now all three ere ABSOLUTELY
QI VF'J AWAY with every one of our
build 'it, because the air in their vicie
itv : i -U" he-ilth. The ownership of
onorboi... - itr- j , lependenc . andnoth.
ing but cou i ' happiness can accrue
to a family dwdlii under ".ih conditions.
The prices and ter : s we offer are so easy
that the poorest paid clerfe in town can bay
a nice building lot on iuall monthly pay
ments and hardly miss what he pays ouf
each month. We have only a few more lota
now that we can sell on such easy terms,
therefore yon had better come and see us at
once. Your truly, ' fe22:
J M Broughton&Ca
WHERF ARE YOU r.OTUG ?
The answer Is plain. The larder is getting
low and must be supplied. There is no place
in Raleigh wbe'v this can e done on better
terms than at the well known establish
ment of
W. R. MWSOM,
2148outh Wilmington street.
The bill of fare is a tempting one.
Just Rad It
Family Flour and Buckwheat,
Ferris' Hams, Breakfast Strips, Salt fish,
of all kinds mullets, Mackerel, cut and roe
herring, &o- In the line of ' fanoy groceries
the list is too long for enumeration Canned
fruit, fresh fruit, pickles, crackers of all
kinds, splendid cheese, sauces, nuts, apples,
of the moit approved brands, and, in fact,
such a tempting array ss must please the
tastes of alL Lard, bacon, sugar, tea, coffee
and heavy groceries in the greatest profus
ion. Don't forget the place 214 South Wil
mington street. Call early and make selee
tions,&t KEWSOM'S.
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