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T "T T T T T T T T E S T J IVH ONI v4 "C- 5 -5 9 Derangement of the Liver. Richmond, Va., July, 1885. This is to certify that I bare known of the superior qualities of JOHNS TON'S VEGETABLE NOLANDINB foe the past ten years, and during that time, at intervals, have had occasion to use it in person and in my family, and have always found it a sure cure for de rangements of the liver and kidneys, in digestion, headache, &c, and a good tonic L. C. DAVIS, 804 north Fifth street. Kidney Affections. Robiow's Station, ") Chestwlfikld County, Va,, March 25, 1885. J Mr. J. W. Johnston: Dear Sir, Having suffered for year, wkh a chronic affection of the kidneys, derangement of the liver, and my gene ral system charged with malarial poison s I found no relief from treatment of medi cine until I used Vegetable Nolandine. I am now free from above complaints, and to Nolandine am I indebted for this restoration to health. I honestly recom mend it to all persons suffering from above diseases. . WILLIAM DICKENSON, Superintendent of Coal Mines. Bilious Derangement. Richmond, Va., May 1885. I can cheerfully recommend JOHN STON'S VEGETABLE NOLANDINE to any one suffering from Liver or Kid ney complaints and bilious derange ment of the system. Its prompt and permanent action in my case affords me pleasure t o recommend it to others simi larly affected. CHARLES P. SELDEN. Hardware Merchant, formerly with Sin- jrer Sewing Machine Co. A Great Medicine. 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J- Dyspepsia and Catarrh. 405 1:. Clay Street, Richmond, Va., April 19, 1SS6. IV. Johnston, Proprietor Nolandine : Durine the past twelve months I have had frequent opportunities of testing the curative properties of your Vegetable Nolandine in the following diseases, and in not a single case did it fail to accomplish all that 70a claim for it : Dyspepsia and other Catarrhal affec tions of the stomach ande-Jls, ca tarrhal affections of thf.''kidnes and bladder, uterine catarrh and irregulari ties, malarial complicaticvts and habitual constipation, and as agenxral to lie and alterative I have found iT- effica cious. Yours truly, TAS. H. GARLICK, It. D. Malaria. Office Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, Richmond, Va., March 1, iS. ) I lived cm lower James river for ti;;1;t years in the malarial district. My s)--tem was thoroughly charged with t!,i deadly poison. I exhausted the usually prescribed and domestic remedies w:'' . out any benefit. I was induced t JOHNSTON'S VEGETABLE NOI.A -DINE. Before usinij two bottler. i: y liver was aroused from its long torpor, and am now enjoying the best of health. Mv wife and children derived the same benefits from "Nolandine." J. A. WYATT. Chiils and Fever. Flef.T, Kino and Oi'EEn Co., Va., 1 January 31,1 SS7. I was afflicted with chills and fever during the fall of last year. I could stop them villi quinine, but they wouldn't s-tay stopped. They would re turn the 7th. 14th, 2 ist, or days. A friend g..ve use part of a bottle of No landine. I used it according to direc tions, and haven't had a chill since. Am in good health and weigh as much or more than I ever did. V.. S. WILSON. Delicate Females. .; 12 K st Broad St., Richmond, Va. . W. Johnston : I feel it but ju-t t. recommend your -. ..lua.Sle incdii ir.e, "Nolandine.'' for anv trm-.ble 1. d t y torpid liver, or o;r.tip.iti 'ii ' : .'.'a.ad by morphine or v- i!ni'; t s'.'.lihie pain. As a ; .; j..r i:i unsurpassed. a. -ii!. '. u.ae heartily welcome !. e in ; i;v v...y j-u deem best, and I v. '.! 1 'Crsi m al 1 v ie'.l a a v on e what it will ll ', ell application. Re-peCtfllllv. mk.,. ... r. antiiOn'v. Blood Poisoning. Riciimi J. W.Johvr.to: Dear Sir.- " NU, V Bloocl Purifier. Richmond, Va., Oi'I'-Vi To n-hom it may comet a : For twelvemonths I v,-..sn ferer from chronic c-e- which time I was in til'1 laa-i': skilful physician, faithfully remedies, internal ro d e.le cat deriving any In r.ifit suffered night and day v. :t'i 1 tolerable itching, c--;: t in la 1 loss of sleep, r.ppt tite Mv kidnevs and 1 : c 1 ' , fearfully deranged, covered with iinnn: takingthrec ( -,') l-'nttles 01 ii ITN.-'l' VICGKTABI.i-: N r.."IINK I been restored to pel let t health. rard Nolandine as the best bleed her, and the most powerful tonic i'i 'iiip'.iuuded, and I am not a! o; liils belief. Ycrv rciipt tfullvvonr:. 11. b. 'c'rujj; I I had my attention called to your " Ycg I'reparation, Nolandine," which 1 ornmenced taking as directed. In a few days my relations saw an improvement in my complexion. My strength and appetite increased. I be gan to be hopefnl, and I assure you I was not disappointed. Ir. the space of twentymo' days I iined sixteen (16) pounds in weight, and have since come up to my usual weight. I am now en joying the best of health, thanks toyour most powerful "Nolandine." I have published this for the benefit of suffering humanity. I am most grate ; :Hv vours, etc., T. W. CHALK LEV, . fO.'H. Chalkley & Co., Leather De?1 ers, Richmond, v a. '.-! 1. ) : !andn v-1 . vrtur ' .oi Aii- dine" for ha. .--.1 1 ..:::.tip.:t:..:i of eight Years' staudtrg, h.:ing vhuh time I have tried 11 a.y preparations, but I did not receive any relief until I used your preparation, for which I have received immediate aial peimantr.t benefits. Was also suffering with malarial and blood poisoning. I am now free from all such complications, and, am happy to say, enjoying exceptionally good health. Vours trulv, J. B. DOWPEN, Proprietor of Dowdeti's Dental Fluid. Consiimpti' I feel it 1. v o: e Di: .e the I', t known, for tlie beiiei.t of th :e w!:,, maybe s:i flei lag as I !.'.. e done'. The late Dr. Charles lieil Cibon, and other physicians in the city, pronounced my disease cousumptivediarriupa, and after three (3) years of treatment, during which time I derived 110 benefit what ever, they said my complaint was in curable. I was reduced to a mere shadow by loss of appetite, cough riia; rheea, flight sweats and sleeplessness. I had not strength to go up and do :i stairs without assistance. Liver Complaint. Office of J. W. Caldwell, 1 Richmond, Va. j Dear Sir, Forthe benefit of persons .li'ering from Chronic Liver Com- . int, I beg leave to call tneir atten n to your vegetable preparation, eland me." I regard it as a " chola 1 - gue," combining alsotonic and retio- ling properties, and in this respect 1" iTering from any medicine I have ever taken. The effects of your " Nolandine" in r v case, has been on the liver and se i : I tions identical with calomel ; at the 1 vaetime, entirely free from nauseating ; ad debilitating consequences follow ing the use of that mineral. I very cheerfully recommend your " Nolandine" forthe diseases enume : ted on your circulars, and am convinc ni from personal benefit derived from its use, that it must become a stand aid family medicine. I am not alone in the very high esti mate I place on "Nolandine," and trust it will be universally known and be, as it should be, the means of taking the place of mineral preparations for that class of diseases in which it has prov c so successful and already gained such putation. Hoping that ''Nolandine" y reach all persons suffering from bil . us derangement and prostration from ronic diseases, I am very respectfully urs, JOHN W. CARDWELL. - 271 ' ! Ilav'-.g 1 if r i liver co;:ip'...l:.t, in. stinate f rni of civ unsuccessfully Uni red';inc. . rc.-tioii an 1 . ..UC' ''as !:.:-ea g other remeil was advised by several physicians to try you: celebrated preparation, ''Nolan dine." Since thoroughly t ' ; ri . lean con fidently rccomn: n t s i;e best alte rative blood purine r and liver invigora tor I have eve r Urcd ; ami it can also be taken with in", h efficacy by d.di.-ate females. I cr ;: ;! it a valuable f.imi'.v medicine, p. -e-.-ing tb.c ad vantages a" ' ' Mercury " wit hout its injuri' msef!e' t s, and with )leas:ire offer my unsolicited testimony in favor of "Noiandine." Very respectfully. Mrs. G. V,'. FRANCISCO, J' ichmor.d, "a. fr.. r t: i:eec -T'nd. :.nn 1 :i R. v. oni.d i i i n e , ' v e bene 1. -na h t of jf such a Torpid Liver, A Valuable Medic: -s 1:. head the Petersburg lini'v the following : "We have rereivi 1 Keiley the follov. ing In gard to the virtue of '' we cheerfully publish f. those who may Le m medicine." Nolan DTNE. Some time ago there was a notice of the above mentioned in the local columns of the Index, which attracted my attention. After a conference with one of the proprietors I procured a bottle of " Nolaifil ine, " and received so much bene fit from its use that I triid a st cord one, and am row using the third. Having suffered indescribable tortures for more than forty years from a torpid livertkismcd: cine has afforded me more relief, th ai anything I have ever used. A desire to benefit my fellow-creatures is my sole motive for publishing this state ment. JOHN D. "J FY. About two 3'e.ars ago I took your "No "an.dine": sin e then my health has ' e-eii and " ; n nv as good asitever was. Can cat 1:1 moderation now food that two years ago I dared not touch. At the same time I was afflicted with adisease, I believe, of the skin; for the last fif teen years it has been a plague tome. It invariably made its appearance in February and lasted until April. When I got warm in bed it would commence itching. There was no eruption until I v . i ir-elled to scratch, then a little : , la t n large as a pin's head, l appear, and then lny misery . iu , d. I have laid many a cold Ur's night without any covering un til I could stand the cold no longer, and then would pull the cover over me and get snatches of sleep. I have not fe'.t it since taking your valuable "No landine," which was taken for dyspep sia, and I believe that it has cured me of that plague. I write tL. s to show you I have been cured by your valuable "Nolandine," in valuable to me. I owfe you many thanks. I do not write this fir publication, but if you think it may benefit any of our fellow-men similarly afflicted, you may use it as you think proper. Very respectfully, 1 AMI'S L. F.GE, atthe house of jl.hn II. Tyler & Co. Heals Ulcers. Dear Sir, As a recipient of its heal ing powers, it affords me pleasure to tes tify to the efficacy of your remedy "No landine. " For two years I have been afflicted will painful ulcers, following the slightest abrasion of the skin, dis f.bling me from all labor and exercise. A single bottle of the "Nolandine "has not only healed the ulcers, but removed all predisposition to them, and I have no longer any fear of their return. Very truly yours, THOS. B. BOTT, Hanover county, Va. Dyspepsia. I have forthelast twelve year.- bei 1 afflicted with that terrible disease, dys pepsia; all the remedies, and I have taken many, only gave partial relief. 1 Liver Complaint, Diarrhoea and Dyspepsia. Mv attention was called tovniir "No landine," by the certificate of Mr. J. L. i e. I had been suffering for two or three years with the Chronic .Liver Com plaint. Diarrhoea and Dyspepsia, wiVh total loss of strength, energy and appe tite, accompanied by sleeplessness. A single bottle of your "Nolandine" has restored me to health. To "Nolandine" I am indebted for this restoration. I would also state, in this oponectiosi, that during the several years of my sifkneta I tried many remedies, all of which, proved to be entirely worthiest In in y case. Your "Nolandine" sboold lie uni versally known. I am convinced, when tried, it will become a standard remedy. Any persons desiring further informa tion will have it mct cheerfully impart ed by calling upon me. Very truly aud gratefully yours, O. P. HANKINS, Richmond, Va Liver Invigorator. .Richmond, Va. Dear Sir, -I very cheerfully testify k the unequalled efficacy, so far as my ex perience extends, of "Nolandine" as an alterative arid liver invigorator. In my own case it has proven a most effi cient remedy, and yet been free from the injurious effects so often followin' the use of other medicines. F. H. ALFRIENJi. Varicose Veins. To the Nolandine Company . Permit me to add my testimony to the curative properties of Nolandine. For many years I have suffered from varicose veins. Twelve months ago 1 struck my leg against a chair, breaking one of the veins. The wound thus made could not be healed except for a short time; then break out afresh.' Al times I suffered untold misery front lo cal fever and most insufferable burning sensation. After using two (a) bottlet of your "Vegetable Nolandine' hi ulcerated places healed, the swelling disappeared, natural sleep waa restoratt, and my nervous system composed. As a vermifuge, Nolandine acted spe cifically on one of my children. As a' blood purifier and general tonic, your Nolandine has no equal. Gratefully yours, D. B. PROSSER, ' at 1 303 Main street, Richmond, Va. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. SIX BOTTLES FOR FIVE DOLLARS. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Manufacture by CJ NOLANDINt COMPANY, Richmond, Virginia. For sale in New Berne by the followingODruggists : F. S. Duffy, R. Berry, R. N. Duffy, J. Y. Jordan. On TSS S3K9 FC3 kX J. ESDERSSOHN. night, when the fire was f : f I aod Whtsxay HaMta ..In II I loured si home with f ll I 1 I J oat pain. Book of pr- lll M oat pain. Boo of par ticulars sent FstilC a w wrvii r W w n 4aa. Offlea UHS Whitehall St. RUNS EASY. C1NS FAST. Claaaa SEED PtRfTCTLY. MakM FINE SAMPLE. MCVEH CHOKES ar MCAJC THE aOU 1KECELEBRATED BLOor.ilkiUbJ tjtCATgSTI M PBOVEMINTS - m-sco 1 aa m i Tata fSaim s la s miliar to T -Jof ftm ft la-u.H 00 so other. Ir. - MTJ.jT CAsUSMTTJtJ sad Ar BWInrr. ItU ; ar rtssUsrr as say a. a. suiloa or sO csssssaj of aay. aula, at sawn boa Use la "1 'Jonsh. , . IT m aavsv so Aral sear you, sVsaae-Oaaial aumti.ia ' 1 U Q O AR D VaaxaV-t - J- . " aias . aim OSGOOD U. 6. STANDARD UALtb laity a winter bright, And the door was barred on care, I asked the maiden I prize so well What she would sing to me there?" I asked the maiden I prize so welJ What she would sing to roe there V She warbled a soDgof "La belle France," And a sons: of Italy ; Her voice fell clear on my loving ear, Bat tbey were' not the song3 for me : Her vole fell clear on my loving ear, Bat they were not the songs for me. Their accents huDg on. ber 'witching tongue, As I listened dreamily on; And I fancied I roved in distant climes, Where she was the flower aud the sun; I fancied I roved in distant climes, Where she waa the flower and the bud. Theu she sang a strain from lordly l?pa:D, And a lay of German; : But at lst she sarjg me "Home, Sweet Home," And that was the sous for me; Bat at last she sang me "Home, Sweet Home, And that wss the sung for me. Kill the Cottoa and Tobacco MoUu. The ootton caterpillar, boll worm and tobacco together cost the far mers of the South over $60,000,000 annually. These three pests are the larval form of thiee species of moths. These moths hide daring the day and fly daring the early hoars of the night and again very early in the morning. They may be caaght in lantern traps or poisoned by baits, and thas be prevented from laying the eggs which produce the worms. These moth 8 are very fond of sweets. A bait made np of one naart of mo lasses, one quart of Vinegar and a tablespoonful of Paris1 gefn or white arsenic, to which a gill of whiskey may be added, will make good bait. Place a portion of the bait in a shallow pan or dish and place floating on the liqaid a few strips of wood. The moths will alight on the strips and sip the liqaid. The paos containing the liquid may be placed on stakes through the field one dish for every 3 or 4 acres will be sufficient. A simple lantern trap made by sitting a torch lamp in a pan con taining some water on which is a layer ef kerosene will attract and destroy many moths. Light the torch at dark and keep burning three or four hoars from Jane to last of Angust as long as moths are killed. Gerald McCarthy, ". C. Experiment Station. A T&IBT7TS. LACr ADA MACKENZIE. Thy magic touch embodies all of music's trancing power, The witchery of thy fingers speed with talent's latent dower; As worships one the sweet prelude the evening zephyrs sing, So is thy soul interwoven with music's echoing. Like springs from unseen fountains float thy tuneful melody; With mystic spell you hold in thrall the lovers of paalmistry; Thy voice doth rise in bird-like notes upon the Sabbath air, Ascending higher with each pause as wings of holy prayer. When near tfiy home of sweet repose the . way-farer lingers on Enraptured by the soulful stiain that's breathed in your song; We feel its influence o'er ns steal thro' all onr inner springs. Till hearts and soul grow tremulous with the sweet joy it brings. Fair Euterpe of seraphic scope, divinest gifts are thine, My inspiration's muses still their laurels 'bout thee twine; And may thy happy lot be crowned by every earthly bliss As joyful as thy own sweet notes of marvelous tenderness. bi rapes and the Black Bot. The Blck liot in grapes is here in North Carolina, -and it behooves grape growers to be on the alter to stop its ravages. . From what I see of it this spring I am of the opinion that this fungus will never be as destructive here as it has been in the mountains of Virginia and else where, Tthis is owing to the fact j that dry, hot weather is apt to come l ; here about the time it begins to I develop. I have seen marks of it ' on a few vinee, bat in every in stance this year the vegetative portion on the leaf has been cbeck j ed before making spore?, and unless ; very wet weather comes it is probable that the fruit will not be J attacked. Only one or two vines i at the N. C. Agricultural Experi : meat Station have been attacked, ; and no effort has been made to ; check it as the design is to study I this season its progress. It is now i well known that in the Bordeaux Mixture and Ean Celeste we have the means for checking it. Dtree tions for these mixtures will be Abandoned But ared. The following pathetic fox story comes from England: A fox was fairly hallooed from a hiding place, amidst a ledge of rocks, high, secluded and inacces sible, yet, withal, conveniently enough situated lor those nightly forays by which 6he had laid half the hen roosts in the district under repeated contribution. As the hounds were at hand, the felon bounded away through the brushes, distancing her pursuers in the first instance, and holding out the promise of a day's excellent sport. These exertions, however, were too violent to be long continued, and the hunters knew, from the in creased yelling of the pack, that it was gaining upon the enemy every moment. At this juncture, agentle man who rode foremost in the chase observed the animal pause, look around, aud then bouudtd away, apparently with fresh vigor and greatly increased speed. At tracted by this circumstance, he rode up to the spot, and there found a very young cub, which the affectionate mother had carried at least two miles in her teeth, and which she did not abandon till the very last extremity, situated as they were, the party had no means of restoring the cub, but, as : a reward for the fidelity of the mother, the whipper-in was im- 1 mediately ordered to call oil" the dogs and re commence the sports of ine aay in a totally uitiereut qtuir ter. Fertilizers For Com. Results of experiment conducted by the JS". C Experiment Station in the counties of Bladen, Chatham, Gates and Macon in 1SS9 show that cotton seed meal without exception in both large aud small applications increased the jield materially and proved remunera tive. This was also the case with combination with other ingredi ents. Acid phosphate alone in all cases except one increased the yield but tlightly and proved nn remunerative; this was also the re sult when combined with Kainit. j Acid phosphate and cotton seed ; meal did better. Kainit alone was i generally unsatisfactory. The com j plete fertilizer in proportion of 200 j lbs. of acid phosphate, 100 of meal, : and 50 of Kainit per acre in the 1 main proved satisfactory. The I season on the whole wad lavorable j for coin, but as will be remembered was not an average one. II. B. ' Battle. TEE BUEKIN& OF CAMERON KEEP. KKNKST W1IIT.NLY. reenwood 111 sumnie huuters last rode Dot's Wilh Invention if the Compass The" valuable invention of the compass is iuvolved in mystery aud its real discoverer is tin known. Lafiteaa, iu his history of the Portuguese discowiy in the new world, sajs fhat Vaseo de Uauia brought it to Lisbon from the coast of Africa, on his return from Me linda, where the Arabs then nsed it, and he believed the Portuguese to have been until then ignorant of it. Some attribute it to Flavia Gioja of Amalphi, about the year 1302 ; while others again are of opinion that the invention is due to the Chinese, and that one of their emperors, a celebrated as- trnlncr wasi upnuaintpd rifh it found in the Annual Report of the 'leven hundred and twenty years Station. W I turist. F. Massey, Horticul- A Raieigh gentleman said yes terday that CG million dollars were Bent out of the Southern States ; into the Northern States every AJter the Republican nominating 1 year to pay insurance. That's about as much as the Southern cotton crop is worth. Some poor folks in the South. States Chroin-cle. ' sC JKZE- ssaafttat? " afesstjassssst, asstaassVM ass4 94 fl4sssstf aaUAas ' JklJLLMi in.Bwa. tin igf i MnV.ftAn tn AlnRlmr if mm. n r. Air. I wuicuHvu iu diaiaui. ib woe mo covered that two of tha nominees were ineligible by reason of not having resided a sufficient length oi time in the State. When the law was passed the people evident ly had a lively remembrance of the carpet bag days, and. were deter mind not do submit to the like again. . In this particular case, the New York Star says the ineligibili ty makes no difference whatever, aa the candidates had no chance for election. "How shall we move the masses!" asked the temperance orator. Just then somebody in the outskirts of the crowd remarked, "Come take a drink, fellows," and the masses moved. The best way to make the most of life is not to set a certain amount of money to be gained as a goal, and plan to stop at that point, but rather to distribute one's profits wisely all the time, and keep one's self objects to be gained by labor that will add interest to life. Pain and Dread attend the use of most catarrh remedied, liquids and snnffs are unpleasant as well as dan gerous. Rly's Cream Balm is safe, pleasant, easily applied into the nos trils, and a sure cure. It cleanses the nasal passages and heals the inflamed membrane, givlnr relief at once. Price 50 cents. before the Chiistian era: nor have others again been wanting who have supported the opinion that it was known iu the time ot Solomon. The ancient Greeks and Romans are also supposed by some to have draw down her eyes, until her face nsed it, but the silence of their ! waa hh ntrlv as that ot a cross doz. it Pay to Fatten Stock Cotton Seed anil .Meal.' That depends 011 the kind ol stock. Good thrifty, two year old steers fed exclusively on the above ration can be made to pay a hand 1 some profit. Four steers fed at the : X. C. Experiment Station for 81 days, each ate on an average du 'ring this time 1517 lbs. hulls and Its. meal, or an avrage per day of 18 lbs. of hulls and -U lbs of meal, which is almost exactly in proportion of 1 lb. meal to -1 of hulls. The average g..in for each steer was 118 lbs., and the total cost for food was (S3 for each. The gain in weight and the increased value of I he beet over the original cost ' gave .11 average iioiir on the; above stet i of ?0 ."" per head in cash. The value of the manure iu . i addition will doubtless pay for all ' the trouble. Why should we con tinue to buy Chicago beef? J. R. ; Chamberb.in, Agriculturist. hat Cured Minnie. Minnie was a pretty girl, but used to pout and make faces when she was out of temper. She would sit for a long time aud make up the most ugly faces au any one who did not please her. ' Her papa, mamma, brothers, and sisters all tried to break her of this bad habit, but could not. It grew on her until at the least thing she would stretch her pretty lips and turn ud ber handsome nose and meiiv th sweet gale. When tho Cameron down the dale ! O dreary its dearth, homeless, ashen and black. When from hu last hunting came the Cameron back ! To his cousin came Aichibald, riding like fi re : "The Lowlanders come, and are sc-uiin thy sire! To the keen call the yeomen, and 1:1111 it apace ! "Alas!" cried fair Mary; 'lie s yone to the chase ! ''Go seek him by Ernwood !" lie turned his steed's head, But, midway the tinning, the courser fell dead. "I must borrow jour best one." ' The hunt has tbem all: Not even a palkrey is left iuthe still !" 'But the Lowlandeis near us -two hun dred and more !" 'And my father ' my father has barely a scie : And the wood nheie they hunt is so far from here, It inn' well be a week ere they bi ing back the deer. e so stroug that a man may laugh at a "Hut our walls and a maid, With the servants. Lowlander's raid; And I'll end my own page to my father this niyht To tell him : 'Hunt's up and the q-uarry in siahtl"' STORY 01' A.V OLD SCHOOL. fashioned bright when I came upon this poor dove. Some cruel boys , were throwing stones at it and One bright summer morning I caught it up quickly and ran some children were waiting . here. Oh, I am afraid it will about the door of tin; village die." school-house. They were talk- Even as lie" spoke the dove ing pleasantly together and closed its soft eyes; it nestled listening to the song of a merry ! closer to Carl's neck, dropped its mocking-bird across tiie wav, little head and died, when Master Lewis himself Carl sank upon his knees came up and said, in a cheery, beside the master's desk, and hearty voice, just as he always from his eves there fell upon the did: "Welcome, my children!"' "Welcome, master !"' cried tiiev. The thumb-worn books were ' out of the desks and school began. The lazy bovs forced to said sigh and frown and wish for ''My children, recess that morninrr. for Master brierhter thimr on iewis talked so kindly to them poor dove's broken wings two tears, large and bright. The master took the dead bird from his hamls, and laid it tenderly upon his desk. Then turning to the schoolboys, he They mustered the bered, all told, Three less than a score aud the old : There were eight to be fended could defend, But of these four could only a woman's bow bend. servaLts; they num- w ith the 3 oung nine who The foe fought with arrows foe fousrht w ith lirc- tougut nun ram, historians on this subject this statement doubtful. renders I'or the Campaign. In many ways the coming campaign will be the most interesting one that the voters of North Carolina have seen in many years. It will be an educa tional campaign, and economic ques tions will be largtly discussed. The State ChroDicle. published at Raleigh, will bH in the thickest of the fight to mainttin Democratie principles, and uphold those measures that will secure relief for our agricultural population. It will be sent to acy address one year for tbe low price of if 1 '-5. Send money by registered letter, money order or postal note. Address Tiik State Ciiko.mci.e, maySwdtf Raleigh, N. C. After all, the beat way to know the real merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is to try it yourself. Be sure to get Hood e. 1 i One day her aunt, who was a g a' painter of pictures, came to see her, and without little Minnie's knowing it she made pictures of every ugly face the made, and put them all in a book. When she went awav she eave the book to first day the alone.; The uexi day tlio bi aud and stone ; The third day they ladder and ax; 1 he lourtn day tney louirnt out tue trees at their backs. i The first day tbe foe lost a score of r0od men; The next day the foe lost of bra e yeo men ten; The third day their leaders fell dead by the gate; The fourth day all led in vengeance and hate. There was joy like the victor's for those in the wall But said Archibald : "Jfow do I fear most of all;' For they dragged up whole pine-trees as near as they could, Till the stoue walls were all overheaped by the wood. The foe toiled all the day, and they toiled all the night, And they toiled all the next day, till, hidden from sight, You would scarce guess a fortress lay under the heap. Theu the fire made a coal-pit of Cameron Keep . But a wind came and smote like the vengeance of God! Through the forest like hell-troops the tire swept abroad Minnie as a present. The little girl And the Lowlanders tied through a fur- looked at it for a long while. At first she laughed, then she began to look serious; at last she begn to cry, and kept it up for a long time. But she never made any more faces. The little girl who doesiuything like that "cuts oil' her own nose to spite her face." You will never do it; will youT nace of wrath Till the last body smoldered, a coal iu the path. O lone on the Border has cruelty dwelt, And sharp the pain given, and keeu the pain felt, But alas for the torment in Cameron Keep ! And the bane of the beds -where the Lowlanders sleep ! A woman readily pardons minister's feelings. To her human to forgive divines. the Y'ou just bring a conple of little it's j quarrels into your family and they'll j breed like sparrows. and made ail their lessons so clear and simple that the hours passed very quick! v. "When the studies were over. the master took from his desk an odd-looking box with pictures of birds painted upon it. lie called the boys to his desk, and told them he had brought each one ot them a little present. Then while thev stood around. le drew out of it some white and pink shells and some pretty toys which he gave to them with kind and pleasant words. But the most lovely thing of all was a little statuo of an angel. She stood with her small white hands folded over her breast, and her face uplifted, and appeared so fair and pure, that the children gazed at her with eyes full of joy. They had never seen anything like if. "This little an eel is too lovelv to be given to any child who is not good and true"of heart. But the one who who brings me to morrow the brightest thing on earth shall have the angel for his own.'" The children looked at each other, not feeling sure that they understood the master, but he , said no more anil they went Home. The next day, after the lessons were finished the children gath ered around the master to show him what they had brought. Some had picked ud soarkliner stones by the roadside; one had polished a small piece of silver until it shone like a mirror; another had brought a watch crystal which his father had given mm; and Henry, the merchant's son, had brought a breast-pin with a stone set in its centre that shone like a dia mond. "Ah; mine is the brightest!" cried Henrv. "But where is little Carl?" asked master Lewis, looking- around. "We cannot decide until Carl brings his offering." At that moment little Carl, the baker's only son came rushing into the room. In his hands, held up lovingly against his neck was a snow white dove. Some red drops upon its downy breast showed that it had been been hurt. "Oh, master," cried Carl, "I was looking for something there is no eartli than a tender, pitying tear.' "(Jive the white angel to little! Carl!" cried tho boys. We know j now what you meant; and his offering is better than any of 1 ours. Selected. Do not wait for extraordinary opportunities for good acliouK, but make use of common jdtua tions. WITT'S SPECIFIC. A- troublesome skin disease caused me to scratch for ten mouths, and has been cured bv a lew days use of S. S. S. M. H. Wolff-, L'ppcr Marlboro, Md. 1 ccific I v.-:is ri ; red several years ago of while swelJin-r in ray leg by the use of S. S. R., and have had no symptoms of any return of the disease. Many prom inent physicians attended me and all failed, but S. S. S. did the work. Paul W. Kirkfatrick, Johnson City, Ten. Treatise on Blood Skin Disease1 mailed free. 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Send for book "History of tha Microbe Killer," given away by R. J. GOODING, SOLE AGENT. Comer Pollock and Middle Sts., ui30 dwly enrm New Berne. N. C. Atlantic and N. C. Rairroad. pASSEjfp.f h Oi rAKTsirwtJ Nkw B1U.N11. Jube 7, 1800. To cents and the Public: Sueci il rut eg of fare to tha members of the North Carolina Teachers' Assem bly , from points named below to Mora head City aud return. Tickets on sale June 6ih to Jane pOth inclusive, to be good returning until July Slst. 1890, continuous passage la each direction, viz: 1 VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY As agents for owners we offer lor sale on easy and accommodating terms the follow ing d escribed improved Real Estate In tbe eiiyoi.-ye-? Kern: No. 4. THE IKON FRONT WAREHOURE ON UKAVh N KTKEKT. No. 5. BKIC'K MORE AND DWELLING ON CRAVEN sTRKtT occupied bj R O K. Lodge. A full description of this valuable proper ty, together with the best terms upon whloh the same will be sold, vlii h rnmishndnn application to the undersigned atihelr office 1 n South Front street. ALSO Two Houses and Lots on Craven street. A Farm at Bandy Point. WATSON 4 STREET, dectidwtf Ins and Real Estate Asia. Toeoarora . .$3.00 New Berae... 1.45 Riverdale. ... 1.10 Oroataa 1.00 HaveJook 75 Newport. 45 Wild wood ... .40 Ooldsbore $3 40 Bests 2.40 La Grange ... 2 25 Falling Creek. 2 25 Kington 2 15 Dover 2.00 Caswell 2 15 Core Creek.... 2.00 -. Sell "Ironclad Tiokets" when shown certificate of Membership. 8 L DILL. Q. F. A. Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad, Passknokr DepartsUnt, Nxw BaaNx, Jane lit, 1890. Through rates of fare, round trip tickets, from coupon statioos balow to points named on the W. N. C. Belli out. season of 18DU. Tick eta on sals from June 1 to Sept 80, 1890, lAolative. Good for return passage on or before Oct. 31st, 1600. VAIUABLE TRUCK LAND FOR SALE About FORTY A (-RKS CLEARED LAND, situated within two miles of the city, sult ble tor truck raiding. A great bargain. From To Appl, 1IIUY 16 WATSON STREET Real Est. Anents. R. 0. LODGE. Craven St., Nkw Bekne JST. 0, Hay! Hay! Hay! mar 21 dlt wlm Hiokory Morgan ton. Old Fort Black MHn Asheville. ... a s a ft O a e a t 814.25 tla.K0 fll.10 $10.60 . 15.10 18.SS, 11.0V 11JM . 10.45 14.70 18.80 12.70 . 17.00 15.25 18.85 18.15 . 17.65 15.20 14.00 1S.M Hot Springs. 10.15 17 40 1.00 15.40 Ji L. DILL. Q. P. A. One Herrings Patent And Fen ill Make Iron Safe, V: 7, eos $125 at factory ; two very fine office Desks and Chairs; one Copying; Press; one American , Button Attacblac Ma chine for store; one verr handsome Show Case; all to be given away by eiu irxB at verr low ngaree. , ufa3JJU ... I, "'I -fce J ' ', I ' : ... f ' '' it- it- .if -
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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