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v. :.: f - ' ... IrrSB '- n --XV Z'yJA. L:: Jrivli '-'' 'r.i-' r ..- IV-s 1 8TEAJLEJX8. ; KEY BERNE AND PAMLICO LINE. JTh Steamer TaHOMA. Ths following achednle U cow in op alio: - LMitR Betus rery Tuesday and Friday morning at 7 o'clock. vs , Ctorinc Wdndy ond Saturday . SVa-ssloft. - - ; All laadloga on Misn and Bay rivers ' Unas ta both waj t. , Fo farther information apjJy to JNO. 8. HANIX, Ageot. Bsw Bsnas, Dee. 5, 18S9. Steamer Howard, Independent Steun'boat Line. Om svnd liter Mot day the 18ib da? o 8lrUmber- th a-tesmer Howard wil ran th following ached uleJ ForTrwtoai wery Monday and Fn day at eigkt o'clock, and return on Tuoad.y s and Saturday!. J. J. LASTTTEB. Mana-r EASTERN CAROLINA uATC- The Ft Freight iLoe Row lm. Caataa rxm . arLtai saUat. U4 Ik, . Balum PMtodlylUa. Now Iwk.BMUB, UtaakcU Ctty. IT. C. THE STEAMER -Eaglet and Annie or una una wxsx ran on rearuiavr KOMoit dm lurluf ew Borne aver KOMlaT WKDNESDA) at-aiAY lur rJla(U) City udntuni , . v BATUHUAI. a TkM BWaaaem. 1b eoontcUon with Um - , AUuttN,CR.K Norfolk IScmUiern K. H., Mw YorsWFhlla, and Noc-foLk K. K and . tii P-ejinaryr-rania K. K.. form nallabl ud . v - - -rasrabnx um nnii superior tmautuo roi aiuoa trn Tmrmlnn - . Ko IimKui t at -EUuMUl CJtT. &l whioh point frvlcht wtil b odad on eui w , Uuootk lodaaUnatMui. IHraa mil ooda to M abtppad Tl Kaatn c " UanMlnA OUpaten daily aa follow: jroaa tiw York, by run. R. K., ilM O -r-Noth RITor. - rrom fniiadalphla. trv Pfcllv. W. A Baito - tL. EL. Doas ttt. tMabou. 's. rtoaa UaJMmor by itiU. WU. A BaJU-, K V ' Rr. Prwldent Bt. BtAUon. rtoaa NorftkLk. by SorUAM. BoatlMrn R. R. ' rrom Boatos. by atrehsnta A Minora Trajja . pxutloa Oo; Sew York and (i Krnlan ; ' ' iNt-? tUAoiekartaaa by aay V - J W. H. OYeX (Qoa, Fgt. TraJJio aiont, .r.K.RJ.UtTrAffloMAnar. t- ' BTrTflrNS, CJTlatonTrrtstit Ant 1 i - F. W. A B. K. K,Pbll, i V a. B. OOOSjr, OonaraJ lYalcnt Aa4, 1. T. - 1 P. A N. K. K.. MorfoK.Va- B.Q: M.UIQIS, eenonU Pralcht AxanL 9 aV M. B,otfoik. Va. GEO. BXirSK&BOH. Axant. w wborno.B.a : old oouiriiori Stcaminip Company. "if : 8KH1- W fc KLY . LINE. . , - rw WIO iaoaatajlaa aafala cos '' s aoLaaya OM and ravortaa Wotor . at art a, vta AihaaaarrU - Ctaaaapaafs-a Canal $ . , roa x krfik. Bajriaaora. Bsrar fork, Ffalla . - attaaa. Boatem. Provtataaaa, auaat Waalaiaartoa) City.. Ai all 'point, NortK, Eaet aa4 Waart . 'ua -tfl aXtar MO.IDaT, AUG. fitn, I88f, aakij rartaor DOUoa. Loa - .uixi? U tlTEO, Ctpt SoaliiU, S'.naiEr 1LWIU dipt FritdiBtt. Will amtl tmam Norfolk. Vfc. anc Mow - Bono ! WaabiBarton. HOXDAYe and runATS aaoAJn wttta too 11 1 aa mar at Uw - T. t. . B.IA. oc Klaatoo lYantoo; . . ' aa4 U Oiaar aandlll on Lba Nanaa ..J .. ' raaaa au ItoMraiaa. will sail from mew nrnvl to NOsUroLJC dlraet, TUKeDAYal and FH1 VATtat TWabVl, mt (noon). anaAJa. aba aasoUoo WilaT IMUU. S. . UO.S ahlpi uc Mow Tor.. B. o, P. Co. "a ataoiaor tor BoaUaaoro. Ordo Lino Bnleo arv pniia. aa. i . lu. - aaipa Bar avad f ruvida - ea aataaniac launi o fi - ka oar aamoaa praet sarrloo for Uo pool . luanata yaatra. la Lh best iQan-antoo wo oaa - wlTar oai nippers aa to one wo will do lot ' innaa ta U rutoro - Order ailcooda oaraof O. IX . 8. Oo Hot- Paaastnara wUl and a aood tAblo. aontlbrt , be rooaao,oad aTory-ooortosy and a (tan v ttesj will be pa:d tbeaa by tAaoffloara. Ji. B. ROBERTS, AfanV. rt'thlPPSK A TTJBJER, Acentav MorfoUc. Ta rrA2iroRD. Vioe-PiealdanV. Row Tork Qtty. Ths O. Fi eight Line 33C2asts.ab4 ssnrsas; lizsnrtmci ' and sfurt otobar IS. this Unavll roan ma in air rosrolar ' ; tiBMI-WEEKLY TEIPS Baltimor and lew Berne Leerlnc ria Umora for Haw Berne. WID r. , Abcit.AY, BA.TUKDAT.at BIX P. M. LOTto New Berne or BalUmore, TUES - AV. tJATURUAY. ai rOJC P. it. - oauy ltnA.CT ilDaott or Raw "oiob r ataintorewltaout cnacaje. and on tewlr rotors) nip from bajumon cvma dlreo o New htome. atoppins; only at Hot lolk, eon Meun. tuen r boatoa. tTOTldet.ce. PbJJo d'.et.la, Hlebmood. and ail pwlnta North- bm weal Making cioee eonneetlon. fare" ipwtatso. Rirorand KrU oat of New Aaaie ere ae fotlowsc UXhKJ rua I &R, fcten'l afanacer. T . ' . LJht ec, Baltlmor .LW JO . r-niindelphln, 13 Bootl) wXk Baito. Trans. Llua, Pier RortA rtTor. ? "P-wn. Boston, 52 Central wharf. Sblna leore Boetoo . Tneaday a and tjeiuidavys s i New Yors daily. Z. r waiiwaayB m tsauiniayt uaaipiia, aaonoavya, weones days, oaviordaya- FroTldeaoe, Hatardaya. En bills ladlna rlrey. .nI M m.. . . ; a f1 to all points f. Lhe different office s o www aapBaBBaojaav At wID BRUKifiE OP BULK AJf v.;. Hlr WIA BT. C LMK, v - 8. H. GRAT, Agsnl, New atetne. N. O . SHUUWmffJUPaexsjsMererrcvjis KHAJJfES GOLDEN SPEGHC It ram bo (tren fa cop of eoffee or tee, or ha artkelee of food, without the knowledge 01 JAO pavUent. If necessary; It Is abeolatel Iteraaleae and will afreet a permanent and 'speedy euro, wbathar the patient la a mode rate drinker or an alcohol to wreck IT RVXB tTAIC. It operates so quietly and witn soon eertadnty Uint the patient under BeeenoloeoBTeelenee and ere be la aware bis eons piste reformation la e fleeted, i pure es partlanlara free. Pa Sairy. drncslst. agem. W.CL New Berne, lanldwly iTO 17EAK HEN fcatetna; from tbeeCkets of yotrUtfal srrora, sarly ny. waatlas;wnsm lostmanWxl, afo-. I will ' " Bead 0 Ta lash la I111I111 (sealed) T1ainlng foil , pariselOTfch)aeenra, FREE oharga. A , stIbbbIiI isitarel work ; abooldbe read by erary - ae Who la Barrens and dobtUtaaad., Address, " TtmCJt.CmWVfnXM, HobniiB, Conn. ESSENTIAL OILS, ,-Va. Pennr-oyl, Winter Orcen, Fpearmiut. Sc Ramht tor Not Cash, on receipt snd appro . . Tel, wltboat eonree lor Coaun Usion , Brokerac. .to., by DODQE tt OLCOTT, 'l is Wnttaae tu, Raw Tork, ,- bmm weaa AGENCY TOR . ffl . aaatiikwBBwVaJJMM 1 1 esjat sell out 6n way, I most try Another way, sad for tbia reason I have . got ia more foods. Tobacco, Cigars . sad Fruit, Apple. Grape., Fig. Cran berrism. Lemons. Oranires. A fresh lot cf TobAooc and Cigars (good) ; a fine lot of PorhAa Soaoking Tobacco. Cat . Plax, And rrarralated at fire ceots for two OC wtO.1 sto. Wa. L. PALM KB, , BlStf Kiddl at.. New Bn:e. d estimable ladr of Afwott, Ark., writci unlerdateol April 2i'?9: During the sum mer of 18ST my eyca bocarao inflamM. an l mT stomach and lfver hr.p?lesfllv di.niere'l. Nothinr I ale agTWi w :tb me. 1 tookfhrm lo diarrDpa. and for some time mv life wi? despaired of by my family. The leading phy -sirlans of the ciumrv were consulted, but the medicine administered by them nevrr did me anv permanent roxl. and I linertd between life and do.ith. the hitter tiein pre ferable to the aponie I w enduring. In May. 1SSS. 1 became dUcusted with physi cians and their medic nes. I dropped Hiera all and depended s. 'io!v on Swift's Speoinc 'S. S.l, a few bottles nf which made me pertnently well well fivin then until now.'' It Builds up Old People. My mother who is a very old ladv, was Ehvsically broken down. The use of Swift a . peciflc (.3. S. S.) hii ealirtly restored her to health. R. B. DILWORTH. (.ir.-eTi'.lc. . t'. Preativ on Bhod and Skin l:?cn-es mailed tree. SWIKT SFtclKH I O . Atiaota.Ga. HU1YIPHREYS' YETER1S1RY SPECIFICS Far Sorses, Ziiilx Sieep, legs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 300 Page Boa k Treatnnt af Animals aad Chart Seat free. cmKs ( Fever, ('uacentlona. Iniaatlon, A. A.(Slaal Blealntrltl, MIkW er. B. B. trmiaa, Lameneaa. RheiKVjJ.m. C. t . Diteper , Nasal Dischariie D. O.Botsar (.rnka. Warms. E. E. Caaaba, Ileaes, Paeaaaoala. F. F. t allc ar rl ix. Bellyache. O.O. Mlrarrlae, Hemorrhagca. H.H. I'rinary and Kldaey Diaaes. EraxiTe Diaeaaea. Mali e. J.K. Dtaeaaes of DUestlon. Stable Caw, with Specific. Manual, Wttch Haael OU and Medlcator, 17. 00 Price, Single Bottle (over a) doaeai, - .tiO Sold by Dnzsiatsf or Sent Prepaid anyirbTs and in any aaanrity on Receipt oi Prioe. Humphreys Med. Co.. 109 Fulton SL. W. Y. HUHPHBETS' HOKEOPAimO flft specific no. an in giajj year. The only romwsaf ul ramady tor Nbttods DebiiitYTv'ital Weakness, and Prastrasioa, f rom orae-wark or othar eauaa. 1 par TiaL or 4 rial and larva vial powdar. for as. Sou) llD arrtKi nrr, orantpoMidonriptol juISl am.' 10 aaUaa ., a. I. All of our Veterinary Preparations cau be had of J. V. Jorln, Dru;giet. N. W. cor. Broad and Middle sin- t. Newttrn, N. C. MAKE MONEY! ri!K! I r--p at rvlaaril 'tf , t-r h. tii r c. :-t t t 9i ' ' oi.- c-i.t n jmpa 4 T. fc $25,000 Worth of Pianos and Orrana Must be Cloaed Out by August I. Mew, Nearly Mew.and Prima Second-hand TAKEN IN EXCHANGE and mad nw in our repair factory. MUST SELL ! Can't hokd them. o room. Writ far Barsain ShtMC LU00EN & BATES SAVANNAH, CA. Piso's Cure for Con snmption ia also the best Cough Medicine. If you have a Cough without disease of the Lungs, a few doses are all you need. But if you ne glect this easy means of safety the alight Cough may become a serious matter, and several bot tles will be required. - 11 Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is the Beat, If sliest u Cse, and Cheapest raaal 1 1 f s-af tV'l f1 H 1 Sold by dnnnrlsts or sent by mall. SDe. S. T. Hareltine. Warren. Pa. iTHffT FIGHT The Original Wins. C. F. Simmons. St. Louis. Propi M. A. Simmon Laver Medicine, Kat'd 1840, in the U. S. Court DBrmvars I. H.Zcihn, Prop'r A. Q. Simmons Lit r Regulator, Eafd by Zeilin 1808. M. A. S. L. M. has for 47 years cared Indigbstion, Bn-iot'SNEsa. I)Tsrrsia,Sica HbadachbLost ArrtTiTi Soca Stomach, Etc avo. 1 u. nana, I'ajtor m. b. Church, Adama, Tenn., writes : "1 tnina 1 should have been dead but 101 your benuoa M. A. Sim mons Lirer Medicine. I hare sometimes had to substitute Zeilin'a stuff" for your Medi cine, but it doa't Vatwer the purpose." HI rW JJr. J. K. GrTres, Editor Ti, Medicine, and have used half of it. It works like a charm. I want no better I-ivtr Regulator and cer tainly no more oi Zctiin's mixtarr. A The Sterling Oo. THE STEPiLIHf PIANOS, Quality cf Tcr.c, Ecaufy of Design, FINISH and adaptability for stand ing in Tuno hevo no equal. Every Piano Warranted fcr Five Years And saUfrvtn n:?.ran te every parch aacr. Also ManuUT'.u:'.: :h? UVf n P.fnowned Factories, Drbv, Conn. tm SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE.no PRICCS ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. F. 8. Duffy, drrgtlat, agent, New Borne, N. C. mayl dwly m .",-'- - r!-' '"'"''',''' ' ' " a "' "-"7 ' IMS t Manufacturers &f B ' - 4v-5iiF tliAlPi II mam. i HE JOURNaI CUSISTiLA.'. Kur thi'oujjh the silent nilit SIilmIiIuii; its m I i- li:.rht, l niloi l lnui .i s(ar ( ver the place af.u , Vlieie Jesus lav Then o'er the .iri-;n' e.u th. W cT'l vi the wi mil ruus hiith l'.choeii in hlecdc.l son: For ;m atlm m throni: W orshiped its kinj;. i n thin first ( 'In istmii.4 niyht, 'arae to us peace and lisrlit; .'.ove ihat the angels know, t lit ist in a manger low, Herald of Heaven. 70 JOHN HOAHD PAYKZ. AIT11KK or "ll"MK, v-..l H'MK BV A I. TO. Twas C hristmas night in I'arix: Kainy, and dark, and drear; But within one gilded mansion Was happy Chi istnias chec 1 . Merrily on the perfumed air The "Christmas carols" 1 nn; Then softly, slowly, sweetly, Dear "Home, Sweet lloiue" was suns;. Without, against tho whidow sill. To shield hiru from the inin With streaming eyes and breaking heart Crouched lonely Howard Tayne. "My song," he cried, in anguish deep, "Is sun- in every home. While I, without asiDgle frieud A homeless wandrer roam.' "Yes, it w.s in this self-same spot Without a rrust of bread W ithnot one place to call my own. Nowhere to rest my head. I sat me down ar.d wrote that song That in the world doth ring; Little think they who's listening now Those happy one s who sing. ' T was line; before that window once Friendless amid the throng And yearniug for the joys of home. He wiote the world lame song. WHAT LUfilSTMAS WKOUWHT BY MARY HASBROUCK. That lortane is very blind aud foolish in the distribution of her gifts there can be no doabt, and no better proof of thiscoald be found, so every one said, than in the per son oC Constance Eider. Was it not enough that she was an ac knowledged beauty and possessed the most charming manners T Why, then, should stfe have been blest with the additional advan tage of an immense forune, when so many plain girls were portion less T As she stands now before her mirror she is certainly a beau tiful picture, save for an unmis takable look of care on her fair face. "Jack will soon be here," she think8, "how will he meet me; will he reproach ma and call me worldly T Well, I suppose I am worldly. Oh, if I only could forget him." Jack Vanderlyn had been Oon stance's friend and unavowed lover ever since she can remember, he bad been her boyish sweetheart bat as she advanced toward wofi-rffri-hood misfortune overtook his father and Jack was too proud to engage the heiress until his position in the world was improved. One year ago he had taken his leave for Mexico, promising that he would be with her the next Christmas eve. They bad parted in the presence of her mother, bnt chance gave them one moment alone; and in that their lips met and a look of un spoken love had passed between them. Tidings had come that Jack was rapidly burlding op the fortunes of his house, and though ttaer had been no communication between them Constance does not questian Jack'js faith ; bnt still she listens tremblingly for the 'Bound of wheels which will herald his ap proach. At last it is heard, and glancing furitively out of the win dow, Bhe sees again the handsome face and form which have been so long enshrined in her heart of hearts. Mrs. Eider met her expected guest and drew him into her private room. If she could have prevented his coming she wonld have gladly done so, bat Jack had been a Christmas visitor for so many years that to refuse his visit wonld have been to admit he was of more im portance than was desirable under the circumstances. "And Constance!" be demanded, wondering at her absence. "My dear boy, Constance pre ferred that you should hear from me of her engagemen t." "Her engagement !" "Ves, my dear Jack," Mrs. Eider went on, turning her gaze steadily upon the snowy world without, "to tha Hon. Algernon Fitzurge, of England. There was a brief pause, and then Jack recovered his voice. "Mrs. Eider, I would have spoken long ago, but my position was un certain. Now I can ask for Con stance without incurring the slur of being a fortune-hunter. I love her, I have loved her all of my life, and I won't give her up without a struggle." "My dear boy, do be cairn. Now, don't let us have anything to mar our pleasant Christmas, and don't to try to disturb Constance." "Let me see her, and hear from, her own lips that she prefers I his man, and l will go." "Yes, you shall see her." "Alone, and now T" "Yes, if yon will promise to be cilm and polite to Mr. Fitzurge, who is with us, and spend Christ mas Day." "I promise, and if find Constance has chosen the better man I will not utter one word. Perhaps I had better see him first." Mrs. Eider departed to give Con stance the particulars of the inter view, but it was not until both her guests were in the drawing joom that Constance descended. She greeXed Jack calmly, but success fully avoided his efforts to meet her eyes. It had been the custom with the Riders always to spend their Christmas at their home on the Iludson, and since Mrs. Eider became a window, she still followed the old fashion. A month before they had made the acquaintance of their tilted guest, who succeeded in impressing both mother and daughter so favorably that he pro cared an invitation for Christmas, and had been already installed two or three days with them when Jack arrived. The two men stared at each other and felt mutually antagonistic. The Honorable Algernon, however, did not play the lover to any pro voking extent, and r.iter dinner Jack had the interview be sought, the result of which he felt sure that ihe foolish women had been dazzled by tho thought of an alliance with a noble English family, and Con stance loved him still. That they knew nothing of the man or his antecedents was clear, and Jack at once devoted himself to cultivating the acquaintance of his fellow gcesr, with the view of learning something of his past history. The Honor, ili y Algernon uppedreil to t.-ilk iiu'ly, lint J.ick soon dis i'Ove;ni thd In- wns I'l'inMig, unl fiiiicivoi ing to il'vcrt ! In1 I'iMivcr s.iiinii into oiht-r I'hdniirN Smi dciilv .l ick tnriicd to him. :i;.i', keeping Ins cyts steadily rixtil u pun i i ' in . s i ill : y u mi rvi-r ; n Sin'r 1 - T i or h i 1:cai-.! tiit a-hes 1'r i :n ti i s ri.n i tol aiisv t-retl, ' Nf Vt i !" "A i .' I li i'.o be.-n thinUing th t Vfini g l h.r o;i rt'mini'.i d in of Soiii'.' om- I have met." "I'os.sibU . 'I here art. lj;im :e Cli'entai repeln iwulci w :i.:Vi our (ion iilcs, suppose." 'Ves ; but what nukes t mini Miigul tr is 1 h 11 t h mean ha-l ;i portion i' le t u! 11 1 man 1 lis 1.1- IS - slr.t hand half ot two nn awn v." The Hon. Algirii(-ii's hand si It quickly to when ;i pi tol mihr have bteii,;uiil a imitteieil curst rose to his lip w ben he remembered he was wearing a dress suit. Nothing of this was lost 11,111 .lack, w ho found now tliut he had cornered his man The suspicion tha1"- h id i-ome to him at first l.ec.ia.o a i er taiuty when he saw the wounded band. He did not know how Con stance admired That maimed hand. Fur t be swindler had told of a deed of heroism in connection with 1'. "No, theic H'uu't beany shoot ing," said Jack calmly, 'lint the game's up; I know jnu a:e .; gun bier, a swindler, and would-be murderer."' 'father a be ivy indictment," said the o! her v itli a lau f;h. "What ai e your tel ms ?" "And this is called the season i f good will. 1 suppose that's what all'tln-i tomt'ooleiy of decoration I means. Well, 1 cui gi : and I've been in as bid a s'rait betore. Iut I did think 1 had got a full hand this time." 'Go now," said Jack, sternly. 'I will order the carriage for jou. But you cannot see eithci 13! Ma ladies again." "Not even my bride, the fair ("on stance T" "Dare to call her name and I'd strangle you 1" "You are a choleric m in, Mr. Vandeily. The course will be clear to you now, so I suppose I mit wish you a happy Christmas.'' He had left the house before either of the ladies were aware of what had taken place, ami then Jack told his story. Constance was overcome with humiliation, though not for the loss of a sop posed lover, for vanity and ambi tion, and not love, had led her astray. Knowing this, Jack was very ready to draw a veil over the whole atLiir. They sat up far into tbe night. Indeed, Mrs. Eider hail nodded repeatedly, and when Con st mce awoke next morniDg to the music of Christmas bells, it was with a lighter heart than she had known for some time. And so may the glad Christmas bells in other homes as well as hers, "Ring out the false, ring iu the true." I5e Happy To-il.iy. The intensity of modern life and the deepening of conscioasuess through intelligence breed sadness. We think too much and woik too hard to have time for enjoyment, and if we suddenly discover that we have need of it, we take it in inordinate quantities, rather than in simple aud natural ways; we go out and cuy pleasure at so much the hour instead of somehow con triving to live a mirthlul life. Close observers of modern society, like Walter Besant, have dis covered that a main lack in the lives of the poor is that of cheer, and he urges that philanthropic plans should embrace measures lor daily brightening the lives of the people by some simple experience of a pleasurable sort. It wonld be a somber fact if tho number of those who live through a day with out a laugh or even a smile could be ascertained, a strange miscar riage of Nature, since man is the only being within her dominion who is capable of that action. Christmas has rendered the world this good seivice, that now lor many centuries it has c-illed men to sympathetic cheerfulness. It comes, indeed, but once a year, but for some days the cloud on the brow of humanity litts a little and the wail diosoutofits voice. At times it has been too obstreperous in it mirth and called for puritanic check, but for th most tr has been true to its origin aud stirred the human heart to s mpathetic glad ness and hope. We shall soou bear the growls ot the pessimistic critic over th wastefulness of Christmas gifts and tbe irrationality of Christmas mirth. Heed him noi: he does not know that the key note of the uni verse is joy, and that Christmas laughter is only a stray echo of an eternal hymn, and nearly the only one that has reached ns, aud that it is well worthy of being caught if we would ever hear the whole. Therefore, fathers, give gifts to your children, even ifou have to lessen the daily portion, remember ing the wisdoui of Mahomet, who said, that i f "he hud two loaves of bread he would sell one and buy hyacinth, lor they would feed Ins soul." And, ye children, stir up your fathers to mirth: Christmas comes bnt once a vear, and the 1 yearsleft to them may not be many Century. TIIK NEW DISCOVERY. You Lave heard vonr friends am neigh- bors talking Ri,t ir ,, mv vn,m.if : be one of die many who know 'from per-- many things, and there is apparent sonal experience j u -1 I ow got d a t hit e; it j 1 y nothing in which lie is not is i. If you have ever tried it, you are one j Tntereated. Ue is nOW 3D OOtC of U8 s-tauiich lnend". because the wondtr- 1 . . . ful thing aiiout it i. that l.en once giveu a trial, lr. Kmis New Diicovcrv ever after holds a place in the lior.se. It' tod have never used it and .-houh.i i, ntMic'ted with a cough, cold, or ai.y Th rn it , Lung or Chest trouble, secure n l."ttle at once and give it a lair tr.al. It is guaranteed every time, or iimnex re! nr.'?. .i. Trial lu.t tlen fre.- at li . X. J "- : T ' .-. Who, sale and Retail Dm. Store, v.'!.. -:: e price. per dozen. The man v, 'in was. about to marry-for t lit- ixth tinif. and who replied: "We've usuallv sot," when -asked hy 1 he minister to stand up, has been heard from again. He recent No. 7 to tho altar, and V lQil 'when asked tor tin rinir. replied: "Parson, I've honked unto six of 'em without a rniLT. and I reckond we kin jet aloni- this time. I'll try to remember it in the future, though." GUARD AOAIVST TIIK STRIKE, And always have a bottle of Acker's Eng lish Remedy in the i.e. -..-. You c.inr.ot tell how soon l 'roup m iv si r : l;e v..n rl it ; Jet one, or a cold or cough m iy f:ts:cn itself upon you. One iIosh is a preven 1 1 ve ai d a few doses a po-itivecure All i'hroa and Lnng tror.b es yield to it trtatment A sample bot: le is given you free aud lie Remedy guaranteed by 11 Horry, New Berne, N O. ::ijCSi y:js fsiznd wisely. friend w i.-,e',y, u. friend well ; ii'iv. ijiv,. iiu"'-'. vi h u-.l in tell, iiu, mud nic r lnin, "iir 1 1 ic !) 1 well. Ti t r 1 mi :lli 1- '11 r.ui thii!'"- : " t ! 1 imI y.-i Vri !,1 :.!,". u .i:pK 111 .in 'nil 1 . r in-1 r: -n' s (1. m i : 1 -luit tli. m the .-In -hilt tlio .1.. h.e.vrr. a : 1 . v lit. 1 a . li- 1 : - 1' 1 i w ; f he Linth'ss Cotton I'll tee week -1 ago ve took ;-Ca iS to . Mi o. i S!0! the ll.te na. 1 to reicr 10 1;., I l i I ' I r S . C. 1! t o a I t'.-; ing people 111 . COlUUi which i Solii ;i t ' )'i . a ! II seeds pic si Ion T ere is hi d is fact that blitle bet- II I i -t ii , Ik this f:C of queiire. Two l e 1.- 1 1: commercial ear s ago ci use- 11 is i tills l ' f:il were : strain 1 1 r ed to Pi of. the I " 11 i e: s. t ot 1 11 repl to a If. 1 1 r a - ti a ml ei e ,1 A. Holmes, ot North Carolina. !l om tl,n M -iDIi factureis' Kectutl, riot Holmes writes: 'T.vo ears :ig Mr. I,,i:ii:n.o! Chatham coun:. N. ('., sent tar a stalk ol cotton 'JS feci liign, !'air'. well limbed, and bearing abai-i eighteen liolis of little below !. medium siz. Kadi of the tin opened bolls was tilled txith c-i'lj.. seed of ..vcage si.-. .,uli smooth black hull, without a sign of hut. A few of tin bolls hadovned when the plant came to me, and the seed from these had disappeared Other; of the bolls had not begun to open I examined every boll and found not a fibre of lint. During the past weeks the papers in South Carolina have reported a somewhat similar occurrence of lintless cotton, but reports cn jcerning tho discovery have been so 1 conflicting that I have placed no I confidence in them. The lintless cotton, as examined by me, was a carious but, simple "sport" of na ture. Still, if such a variety of cotton be deemed desirable, I re gard its production a possibility of the near future.' No man in the South could give a more honest and inipaitial opin ion than Prof. Holmes, and, according to this opinion, lintles-t cotton plants may yet be a stan dard crop, providing there is demand for tnem. Baltimore Manufacturers' Record. The Care or Children. Don't tell the faults or cute say ings of your child in his presence. IDon'r. deceive or frighten (by bugbears) children iDto oDedience. Don't manifest a spirit of par tiality. Children are sure to de tect this. Don't encourage in a small child that lor which yon will punish him when older. When you promise a child some thing, don't forget to fulfill the promise to the letter. Don't be constantly menacing a child with "I'll whip you," or "I'll put a stick over you." Don't trample mercilessly under foot the wishes of a child, and re spect them as far as possible. Don't let him see in you a-trace of the "I'm-bigger than-jou-and-you've-got-to mind" spirit. Don't punish a child in anger, bat let him know that you dislike the task, but perform it for his good. Don't do and say tilings for the sake of causing him to show anger and then scold him ' becanse he does so. Don't say "Oh, do hush up!" or "Don't bother ine with so mauy questions," when a child questions jou. Don't feel it boueath your dignity to give a child the reason for a refusal, it practicable so to do: if lit is not, your former conduct J should have inspired such con i fidence toward jou that he will 'cheerfully submit though he does j not understand our motives. New KngUnd Farmer. : (iron Old (Jrac. fully. , The ;ii t of growing old gracefully iconsirs in n maining young. It is possible to grow old f.i-r Uyio'i (lied at ,'0", Shelley at. oO. Land Keats at -5. But thej hid I already thought aud felt enough to morn than till the measure ot a common lile. We do not mention tiieir names to prove that genius is destined to a brief career. Byron wore him? elf out with (lissirjaniin. Shelley was drowned, aud K"ats died from a disease to which he had a constitutional tendency. Many of the most illustrious men of action and ot thought, mauy of the world's hardest workers, have lived to a great age; but f-ooie natures are so intense that they bum out like a candle supplie 1 with an excess of oxjgeD. The calm, the equable, the moderate liver. an ;r to run a longer race. Tueie ,ni' men "ho grow old Oeeause their lives run in a narrow shallow channel. They lack the cheer and the inspiration of diversi- i tu l'UIhull ." iiieiy new ititeicsi, 11 11, 10 icgm ' mate, is a new hold upon life Gladstone is the youngest man in bis party. lie knows something oi nearly everything, a vast ueai oi Keiiarian, uuu ne ia mhi a leat : political leader, a great orator, a great writer, a great financier. Ve should say that he never knows ' what it is to pass a dull day. His secret consists largely in the facility which he has of passing with ieady zest from one sphere of action to another. X. 0. Pica yune. Ir is very pleasant to follow one's inclinations, but, unfortunately, we cannot follow them all, they are like the teeth sown by Cadmus, luey spring ii, get in e.u "iuci aj aj j't j A SOIM) LEGAL OIM IO-. E. Hainbridge Munday. Egcj , t'ounty A:ty., Clay Co . Tey . , says: "Have- ns d Electric Bitters with many happy reults. ily lirother also was very low with Mala rial Fever and Jaundice, hut was cured by timely use of this mediciue - Ani satisfied Electric Bitters i-aved his life. " Mr. 1. I. Wilcoxson, of Hor-e Vve, Ky., tidds alike testimony, saying: He positive ly believes he would hnvo died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This ereat remedv will ward off, aa well as cur- all Malarial Ureases, ami ior mi Ki.lnev. Liver and Stcmach Disorders staiids'iiuequaled. Price 5"c. and $ 1 00 at R.N DulH's holesale and Retail Drug store. ' SSLT-SISHTEOtJSNESS. Dangers of the darkest kind Kise in mists of flattering piai.-..'. 1 Kvarl'ed conditions of the 'mind. Mimted growth and stunted ways ! I"'!" riVct i.-J the human rare. And every one may -nim'tinies err: Iheie is no name, nor is lliere nl:u e v h re wrings :nny not soinctin.es occur. I-ril may sit enlhiuiifd on high, .lay rule in iotes of siintly grace; Sel. may 1 ay, aud purr, aud sigh, 1 'er all the sins of all the race I 1 lb ni ved woids may flow like oil. blliie precept fill the air ! cil f. r wii onward toil. b ,01 ,fit" will do and daie I ! 111 '. Mali with Huhteoiis word, j s. .. may .-tain a lighteous cause May .-irike at truth and then the Lord , Sti ikes back, through His eternal laws, j Sel: may 1 ise, hut self will fall. : shattered aims about will lie; but the treedom gained for all I. cads the human hosts on high ! j Sunday I ni ei -1 leean . HK0FS Of W ISDOM. . r! - a ip 1 st in - a 11 it c ! a r v U, rvut peri l ; ii i; -111 ! ; , a v t .: aia! no and j aria ved IM Willi- I tl: at dt of in since every ag-e has a kind universal ot-niotis. which ine- thr,sr- that iive in it to j :" particular -ludies: the' Will I llcl) being; pushed on by -. must go forward. 111:1 M V 1 1 : 1 1 1 ( i ;ere an; moments in life when n-,. sign for peace; when the heart is wearied with life's excitements and would bo at r"' st ; wh.'ii there is no pleasant 11 mi in the merry laugh, and Mnilino- Ijp-; reflects no pleasure. I i-'-i vility is not a. voice of the si'.il. but the effect of several vices of vanity, ignorance of duty, laziness, stupidity, distrac tion, contempt of others, and jealous'. The golden moments in the and the we are stream of life rush past us, nothing' but sand: angels come to visit us. and only know them when they gone. Marriage is not a failure- A man who has a wife to cheer up and be proud of his feats will fry harder and succeed oftener than a lonely fellow who has to sew on his own buttons. It is always a sign of poverty ot mma wnere men are ever aiming to appear great; for they who are really great never seem to know it. Fortune knocks once at every man s door, but she doesn t go hunting through beer saloons for him if he happen.-; to be out. Take pleasure in your work A task which appears distasteful at first sight soon becomes pleasure. Gold is universally worshipped without a single temple: arid by all classes, without a single hypocrite. Give me more tafiv while am with you and less epitaphy when 1-am gone. Education can improve nature, but not completely change it. LE'IOV ELIIIR Its Wonderful K fleet on the Liver. Stomach, iioivel.. Kidneys and Hlood Dr. Mozley '8 Ltmon lidixir is a pleas ant lemon drink that positively cures all Biliousness, Constipation, IndiRss tion. Headache, Malaria, Kidney Dia ease. Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, revers. i hiile. Blotches, Pimples, Pain in back. Palpitation of Heart, and all other diseases caused by disordered liver stomach and kidneys, the first great r-au-e of all fatal diseases. Fifty cDt. and one dollar per bottle. Sold by drugeists. Prepared only by H Mozley, M.D . Atlanta. Ua. lehon hot dkops. For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot Drops. For eore throat and brouchiti, take Lemon Hot Drop?. For pneumonia and laryngetis, take Lemon Hot Drops. For consumption and cattrrh, take Lemon Hot Dropg. For all throat and lung diseases, takw Lemon Hot Drops. An elegant and reliable preparation. Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bot tle. Prepared by H. Mozley. M.D . At lanta. Oh novldwlv FlNE(0L0RSTHAf tjEnjjEbOMUT Wash out NorI Fade OI NLY -USINfi Sold bydruggistS ALSO PEERLESS BK05ZE PAINTS-6 Colors, PKKBLESS LAUXDRY BLUING. PEERLESS INK POWDEKS-6 Klads 7 Colors. PEEBLKSS SHOE AND HARNESS DRESSING. PEXBXESS KUO DIES 8 Colors. 600 TONS COTTON SEED. Wf furnish Sacks on application, and pay HitjhfHt Market Price for seed. Will exchange Meal for seed. 100,000 BRICK. 50 1- Tons Agtlfl Lime Consignments solicited of Cotton, Corn. Rice, and all produce so'.d in this market. W. P. BURRUS & CO., Cotton and Corn CcmmiBs'n Merchants, Market Dock, N EW BERKE, N. O j J. A. BRYAN, Prfs. L. H. CUTLER, Viee P.res ' 17. N. ROBERTS, Cashier, g THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERNE, N. C. Incorporated 1865. Capital, Surplus Profits, $100,000 86.700 DIRECTORS. Ja3 A BRYAN, THOMAS DANIELS, L 11 CUTLKR, ChaS. 8. BRYAN, GEO ROE ALLEN. F. M. 8IMM0NS, G. H. Roberts. tr Dyspepsia Makes the lives of many people miserable, and often leads to self-destruction. Distress alter eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, "all gone" feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and Irregu- . larity of the bowels, are bVISTTGSS some of the more common AftGr symptoms. Dyspepsia does not get well of itself. It E.ating requires careful, persistent attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sarsa parllla, which acts gently, yet surely and efficiently. It tones the stomach and other organs, regulates the digestion, creates a good appetite, and by thus CJolf overcoming the local symp- Jj u foms removes the sympa- H303CnO thetic effects of the disease, banishes the headache, and refreshos the tired mind. " 1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but little, appetite, and what I did eat U distressed me, or did mo neari" little good. In an hour burn aft, r eating I would expe rience a faintness, or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trou ble, I think, was aggravated by my business, which ii that of a painter, and from being more or less shut up ia a SOUT room with fresh paint. Last . spring I took Flood's Sarsa- StOmaCII riila took three bottles. It did me an Immense amount of good. It gave mo an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced." Cegkgf. A. Tage, Watertown, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1 ; six for gs. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar t em! 1 1 iei Importer and Wlniles.iic l. aler in Liquors m& Cigars, CRAVEN STREET, NEAK COTTON EXCHANGE New Berne, N. C, Keeps constantlv on hand a liOJlPtCTlI STOCK of Llfelt OHN i,1 CIUIHS. Stock Is the larKei-t 1 ri the purchased from-nutt hand. -tat, and was FOR CASH. Consequently am cnahle t t- '11ns low as any "Northern Market. Have on hand tho folio wing, brands of ; w. WINES UQUGnSand CIGARS KYE WHISKIES. Old Family B x x z z Golden Crown, Old Century, Acme. Lexington, &c. Ac. Mitchell's Pure Old Scotch. Pure North Carolina Corn Whiskey, WIN -is. Old Burgundy Port, Old Scappornong, Oid Sherry, Blackberry, Madeira, ?!aret, St. Julian, Sweet Catawba, Rhine Wine, California Angelica Wine. RUM- New England, West India, Jamaica. BRANDIES. Apple, Pe-ch, French (Jume? Henu-'sy ). O.irr- t s C. kuc Brandy Cherry, BU.kbc ( 1 ini"r. GIN. BEER, A.-.. ,t- i.tC Tin Be rgner & F. in oiciAiug Celebrat. i La-r Ker. Iuiportdd Ale and P..- r Claussen & Son '- Export Betr Wm MeEwan's Iodi i P a? A e from EIlDbiiTa;h. Agent and 3oU;.. r of the Bergner & Kngei BrewiDg Co 'a Celebrated lager Beer and Porter. Cordials, Augostina Bitters, Imported aud Domestic Champagne. Agent f-jr I. Cvia Sh r "'Vi! . Ch-r:y Rock and Ry. CIGARS. A large aesortmem ..'igurs and Cher. Agent for lh Virnn n btndard Che roots, the be . ii ilie iMtikt-t. Will guarantee to sell as low as any hou-es North, and lower than any house in North Carolina. WE ALSO li ANUFACTURE Ginger Alo, Sarsaparilla, Lemon Soda, Rose Soda, CalifomiaPer Cri i and Mineral Water, Our Ginger Ale U equ.! to any im ported and iuperior to any procurable in the State. Orders pro mptly filled and Jsatisfac tion guaranteed. JAMES REDMOND. auglf dwtf FOR MEN SfiLY! 1 Dn-SITIUF For LOST or FAILING MANHOOD General and NERVOUS DEBILITY! ft I TLfi "UF Weakness of Body and Mind: Effects Jtki Aj f Errors or Excesses in Old er Younr. Bobn.t, Kobl MAXHOOD fallr Revtnrl. Ho tn Salarr sue Stri,flhe. H KJK.l SUtHLOt't n 'ill.A'.'B li PARTS of BODY. llnoltittlT DorsJll.s HOBK TBKAT JSKKT RenrllU ta a d.;. Bca tsUrT From 41 Statvs, Trrritortes. and foreira CoaatrlM. Yon an write tb.m. Book, fall explanation, aad proofs mallet sealed) tren. address g MEOISAl CO.. BBff ALO. . V. PROFESSIONAL. C. K. Thomas, Jr., A T T O it N K Y AT LA W. Ofi ick: Craven street t er Pollock street, two doers no. Ih o: Joi hnai. office. I'raetices In U sven, Carteret, Jones, Ons low and I'ainllco couulie-, iu the Hupreme i ourt of Hie state, ami in the V . 8. District aso . licnlt Ct.ui tK. CctoOer 11th, 1-su dutf RUDOLPH DUFFY. R. B. NIXON. Duffa & Kixon, A T 1 ORf t, fa AT LAW, NEW lil-.RNf: N. C. Ofiieo over R. N Dulfy'u drug store. Hi ar;r h Oflice : I 'jiimi ine Lake, Odb-lo'A- u.-.unty. ap!9 dwly P. H. PKLLETIEB, A T T O K t : V AT LAW, AXI MOSI V BKOKKK. Craven St., two doorg South of Journal office. A specialty marie in negotiating small lo.iih for short timn. w 1 1 1 practice In the Counties of Craven, Oar- i toi'. i. jones, Onslow and Pamlico. 1 I'nited (Stares Court at New Berne, and i .Supreme Court of the Stale. febl dtf Cl.F.MENT MANLY. O. H. OUION Manly & Guion, ATTOItVKYH AT LAW. Office 2 i floor of Green, Foy & Co.'s t8i;l'. Middle Htreet, New Berne, 2i. C Will practice in the courts of (Jraven ind adjoining counties, in the Supreme Court of the State, and in the Federal Courta ap!6 dwtf F. M. SIMMON-. It. L. OIBB8. Simmons & Gibbs, AiTORNLYf? AT LAW. Hl'l in iri tie' i t ies of Craven, ti t. Pamlico, in the Federal ll.Wi.nv i rel Hjl'-- : - mi I'riTfn b .1 l'.N A 1. . ffic J ):".i. ho) t ' Ktreet, next door aplSdwtf DR. J. h. 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The Semi-Weekly Sun-Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Jan. 2, 1890, edition 1
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