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Tbey core witboat dragging, wxradug or redndns?
the rrscem and are tn tact and deed (be ho ere I an
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THE PROPHEC Y
Sr.ulv CoUirulu- w.ttibcil tlir r,Tici
moon
Drown i;i 1 1 1 . - i;iC'i:iv . ivnii'- w -ti
dct-JiS
Strtinjf- tird tbut .:-iv b.i.! t'.iittcrnl
the sails,
Ar.il 'rns.'c rt-r r."Htc ,i r '
wandering k c 1 1 .
And v. t in
1. A:nl
the dark
The
Am
ant M.nia
d l'.
anirrv ;
A-'t..
rair.e
1 tin-
ith captai:'.
I't
.1, t):
Feft.
Ar.I tn the A.'.
Saving "'"'"' 1
Mm
th-;-
here
An earnest pr.i er
The erew w
Uid ta
'i turn
fear.
No longer the pole the enmpa-- pi
Into the zenith crops the Nortln rn
You saw out v ester eve an aloalrn--
Drip
.lead
un dei k 1 'er.eath
f! in:
ni th
sClld
The devil's wind b!.- madiy
eart
Into the land ot Now
Keeps suekini: us ad'
man'.
ere. and the sea
vn the niacMre
Franciseo the eo
t tie
earth
near
And off to Erelais wc slide unhelmed.
Last Sunday night Diego saw a witch
Dragging the Nina by her fo-.echains est
And wildlv danting'on a dolphin's back :
And,
as sae
danced, the
htc.-t -tar in
heave n
Slipped from its U-ash and sprang into
th
sea
Like Lucifer, and left a trail of blood.
I pray thee, master, turn again to Spa:n.
Obedient to the omens, or, perchance.
The terror-stricken crew, to c-capc their
doom,
May mutiny, and
'"Gomez Rascon, peace!'
Exclaimed the admiral;
"Thou hast said enoutiti
Now. prithee, leave
me: I would hi
aloDe."
Then eagerly Columbus sought a sign
In sea and sky and in his lonely heart.
Finding, instead of presages of hope.
The black and ominous potents of despair
As thus he mused he paced the afterdeck.
And gazed upon the luminous waves
astern.
Strange life was in the phosphorescent
foam.
And through a goblin glow there came
and went
Like elfin shadows on an opal sea.
Prophetic pictures of the land he -ought.
He saw ablaze on Isabella's breast
A string of Antillean jewels rest,
The Islands of the West.
He saw invading plenty dispossess
Old poverty, the land with bounty bless.
And through wretched caverns of distress
Walk star-eyeel happiness.
He saw the Bourbon and Braganza, prone
For ancient error tardy to atone.
Giving the plundered people back their
own;
And flying from the throne he saw au
empire radiant as the day;
Harnessed to law, but under freedom's
sway,
Proudly arise, resplendent in array,
To show the world the way.
He saw celestial peace in mortal guise.
And filled with hope and thrilled with
high emprise,
Lifting its tranquil forehead to the skies
A vast republic rise.
He saw, beyond the hills of golden corn.
Beyond the curve of autumn's opulent
horn,
Ceres and Flora laughingly adorn
The boson of the morn.
He saw a cloth "f gold across the gloom.
An arabesque from evolution's loom.
And from the prairie's driven spume
Imperial cities bloom.
He saw an iron dragon dashing forth
Along an iron tborougfare south, north,
East, west, uniting in lieneticent girth
Remotest ends of earth.
He saw the lightning run an elfin race
Where trade, love, grief and pleasure
interlace,
And absent ones annihilate time and
space,
Communing face to face.
He saw relief through deadly dungeons
grope:
Foes turned to brothers, black despair to
hope
And cannons rust upon the trrsss-grown
slope.
And rot the gallows rope.
He saw the babes ou labor's cottatre tloor;
The bright walls hung with luxury more
and more
Anel comfort, radiant with abounding
store,
Wave welcome to the dour.
Explained.
Mra. Shattuck What
'lead-pipe cinch" I hear
ij the
about
sometimes?
Mr. Shattuck I don't know
that I can explain it to you, but
the plumber has it in freezing
weather. Puck.
Purely an Acoident.
Landlady Mr. Oldboarder, the
serrant reports that there is a hole
in your carpet
Oldboarder You musn't blame
me, madam. One of your pillows
fell off the bed last night Judge.
Semper Parata.
Miss Manhattan Tour family
tree is no tree at all Your great
grandmother on your father's side
isn't even mentioned-
Miss Lakes Oh, you see, my
great-grandfather was an old.
bachelor.
Through Love's Telephone.
Mr. Wickwire What is that
woman acrojjs the way trying to
sins?
Mrs. Wickwire "Mv Sweet
heart's the Man in the Moon."
Mr. VV lckwire Well, if he don't
hear her, it isn't her fault. Indian
apolis Journal
At the 8 tore.
Floor Walker Good morning!
You wish to do some shopping, I
presume?
Bride (with hubby) Y-e-a.
Floor Walker Step into the
Brooking room and the boy there
will gi veyou a cheok for your hus
band. Jiew York Weekly,
Her Weakness.
Clara How did you like the
colors in Mrs. Van Wyke's new
tea gown?
Maude "Weren't they a tri'fie
weak?
Clara Yes. She got it to match
her tea. Cloak Review.
Atustralia s Temperature.
Australia has extreme heat In
summer. A scientist says that
matches accidently dropped on
the ground there were ignited. A
recent official report states that in
South Australia, January, 18S2,
the heat in sunshine was 180 de
grees, only 30 degrees below boil
1D2 point.
Tne Handsomest Lady In New Berne
Remarked to a friend the other day that
r.he knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs was a superior remedy, as it
stopped her cough inBtantly when other
cough remedies had no effect whatever.
So to prove this and convince you of its
mem any druggist will give you a gam
pie Bottle free. Large size 50c. and$l.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
KIMNU MUKMS A.MKMi THE NA
TIONS ill i HE (ON
H.U 1 1E 1 I liEE.
A I 1 1 i i 1
II-
l.lM
il sti-uu'u'le Will Piirsre lilt
. l.ii.u'1 d anil a lliirher
i! ( i s i i i .it inn ami l.ili-
i t lie Kt aelied.
1 ),
; a i ii f.
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.iiiiiws beloie,"
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A .11 Ii.;
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ilog p
unrest
. lo
am I
i , k e i
evi-r to lose i in
iniiids ot rt tU-c-
in I i.e
. oplo.
i he pi er eh t nt ill e i I
iiinoiig the iii.ti-ttes ol the
ot all l lie i'i .li.fd niUoliM
el, i Ii nci ,ii.s M ) ii n u t to ii
i. llrccr-ny lul ll'lelllll lu guv
nl Uielnods, liar i, Iijmiim rtre
1 i i gOdilnl UHi) I'Xl.ldliL'e.
wiii, ioi ilie Make ot peace,
l hi - t-n iin.il l ii lei. ee
i
1
I Li
I el
,ti
0 a.-e- lu tie ,t vu i lie, and I liru,
u..iici iiii'ti'iii-uiiui pioduced by
uiailn l.id ii.ium.'; Hie people rioe
,U L.C'11 IDlglU 'n iHIU ilowu Itio
(iui lo thai navf iipplenMed tufiU.
lli-loi in loaded itti ex inipleH ol
liu.s ki.nl lu tact the duet pouilsi ol
li.nUi are iiai aiivt m ol the nirug
gk-ti ft the (ii'ii'rM d to gt-l rid ol
tluir opprespoir. 1 ho uio.eineutM
lending to the gie.il inagiia (J u tri.it
in dei' King fJ-juli, la Kuglaud and
1 hose wiucli led lo the revolt ot the
American Colonies, me lllutUiu
(icuiM of the Wily that rt loims come
lo the from, b goading the j eo
ple to detJperat lou .
AC thin tune there are bouihIh in
tbe air that ludicute the rising
storm among the nutioue of the
earth. The preaeut HOrttmble lor
gold, to bo locked up in the impel
led tiea&nrea of Europe, indicates
that the storm is n-iug which is to
threaten, the peace o tne worid.
The hand ot ilibinaik no louger
dwaiH the destiny ot central Eu
rope. William ol Germany is noto
nously recKless, ami his minister,
Oapravi, will hardly be able to hold
a ctitckrien upon him. The Erencb
are trembling ou the verge of mis
chief. Tne commune has a fertile
field lor us growth, while scandal
runs riot away to the highest offi
cials of the nation. Austrain skies
look black with grim war clouds.
The great Empire of Russia is lu
constant dread of the Eiuians. Tur
key is a standing menace to civili
zation and au abomination to this
i ut' 1 1 y tuviug iige. Home rule lor
Ireland and diestaonshuient lor
England piomises to revolutionize
cue ilntisti empire. In short there
is no quarter of tne world taat
seems to promise peace, lor any
considerable length of time, except
where a well formed republic has
bfen established. Italy bas to be
ever ou the alert ou account ol her
conspirttors. The mallia is organ
ized, a magazine that may explode
at iiu moment. It is the spine of
extiavagauce that is killing the na
tions. Uppiessiou trom over taxa
tion has been the fruitful source ot
all the troubles enumerated.
The time has been when the peo
ple would bearinoults and injuries
with more fortitude thu at pat
ent, because while ibey were bound
by iguorancc. they that the hiatus
between tnem and their rulers was
wide and deep. But the world has
tie en voting into light, and man
hood is asserting itself just in pro
portion aa the schoolmaster has
goue abroad. People are no longer
willing to be "'like dumbdriven cat
tle," ruled by corrupt politicians
auu an insolent priesthood. Hence
we see signs of restivenesa in all
places where oppression abounds.
iie is not a wise interpreter of the
times who thinks that the world is
sliding into an era of peace and
general amity among men. The
spirit of reform is in the wind;
monarchies have gone in debt un
til they are on the crumbling verge
of bankrupcy Republics are dealing
financially with a wasteful hand
crashing taxation to support idle
soldiers, and royal paupers is borne
by the people with an increasing
dissatisfaction, so that we have but
litlle ground on which to build a
hope ot universal peace, until a uni
versal storm has first purged the
elements that are to be engaged.
In a well ordered republio the
ballot-box is a means ol a peaceful
reformation but in monarchies,
where the victims are held in a
tighter grasp than was ladon by
the serpents whieh bound him,
there must be a arduous struggle
tor greater ltbeny. The present
prospect is that this century will
go out and the next will be ushered
in witnessing the same sort of
(Cenes tnat closod the last century
and ushered in the present- The
manhood of the nations is being
chafed by the autocrats of the world
and once the dogs of war treak
their chains, the impending storm
will oegiu to rage, and the map of
the world will nave its limes alter
ed in many places. Oppression
mast go down and political and re
ligious liberty must go up. This has
been the tendency of this century,
and there are no reasons to believe
that the next century will stride
backwards.
The destructive forces of society
will aim to abolish all governments
but the wisdom o' the world is
with the conservative minds,
so that the final outcome will
leave mankind in an advanced po
sition. It may require the greater
part of the next century to regulate
the disturbances engendered during
the last years of the present cen
tury, hot t be tendingot the world's
W 1 1
m towards a ieaiitistment
tor pi it ! ltH aid n iff r
oil 1.
' Ill-
II
1 Ii
, . t : .. . ,i lit- , . I 111 il tl... vi
linger weigi. 8 t his matter care
lully will see th.it the conflict is in
evitable, but whoever trusts the
declarations of that divine liook,
which leaches us of an overruling
Providence will feel satisfied that
the final result will be, "The greatest
good to the greatest number of
people.''
It is a question worthy of onr
careful consideration as to whether
the world's population will be as
numerous at tbe end of the next
century as it is at present. The
great struggle of the inn ending
conflct will help to thin out exis
ting communities and retard the
growth of populat ion in many pla
ces, but the survivors will no
doubt be of a better class. Pesti
lence and famine follow the track
of destructive wars, and the weaker
part ot humanity must succombto
jthe disaster of the times. Mighty
upheavals in society develop great
characters and those stamp their
impress upon tbe times in which
they live, and give tone to the mic
ceediDg genera'ions. We should
therefore indulge no gloom in fore
casting for the fii al results.
Greater things lie before us than
what we have passed. History and
prophecy unite in pointing us t a
a higher level lor civilization, and
grander achievements for tin t tin
il V of man.
Hill I E 1 HE
01.1) MAN'S
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n:ipf
ii the old n
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bi i.h ;'
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book ki i I I
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No jatiLdiii!
For the .
1'he head
k fro
ii k IV..
r ;iet-
lll!
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The hipping leik'- !
pereh.
And of smoking the i
not a Miiireli.
For the old man's I
Iliei- l.ov -Ie
k from Inn
THE IMtl'.NK AKD'S MARCH.
MAliY T. I.ATHKoI'.
Tramp, tramp, tr
mip
in the drunk .ni
v ay,
Mareli the feet of a million
If none shall pity and none -1
Where will the noireh they
end?
all ave.
are nial-
The ynunir. the strong, the ol.l are tin r, ,
In'woful ranks they hurry pa.-t.
With not a moment to think or care
What is the late that conies ni la-t.
Tramp, tnimp, tramp, to a dmnksiidV
dooni,
Out of boyhood so pure and fair:
Soon forgetting the joys of home
Slighting a mother's love and prayer.
And swift and sure, in paths of critm
Auav trom sorrowintr wife and child,
lie t.reaks the holiest ties of time
Reason dethroned anil soul gone wn
Tramp, tramp, tn
imp
til
drunkar. I
grave
Hides the w reck of a life of shame.
And souls w hom Jesus died to -ave
Meet with a future we dam not name.
God help us nil the cross to bear.
And work to rescue the mighty throng
(iod give us courage till toil and prayer
End in the victors joy ful .-ong.
WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE,
Several
Items of Interesting- News.
The new market is completed
and tne stalls are being occupied.
The colored people excurted to
Bath last week on the steamer R.
L. Myers.
V. C Mallison H building an
addition to his store.
Miss Mary Adams of this town,
died on the 24th and was buried on
the 2Gch. Services at the Disciples
chnrch by A. Latham, as the pastor
was ill.
The Council of the Diocese of
Eastern North Carolina was in
session in this town last week,
quite a nnmber of clergemeu and
delegates in attendance, On Sunday
nighS a class of 18 was confirmed
Two were added to the church of
Christ on Sunday befora last.
We were shown by Mr. V- S.
Trizzle a black Hollyhood a few
days since.
On Friday last about 3 Pm. the
South bound accommodation on
the Scotland Neck and Kinston
Branch was derailed, two or three
cars thrown ofl and one man was
severely bruised and a lady slightly
One car smashed quite badly.
NEW EAST RIVER BRIDf.E.
Another Groat Link Between
New
York and Brooklyn.
The proposed new East river
bridge from New York city to Wil
liamsburg, a section of Brooklyn,
bridge in geneal appear ance. It
will be 140 feet high, or 5 feet taller
than the Brooklyn bridge,
and 0,975 feet long, which ie 70 ieet
in excess of the length of the pres
ent East river bridge. The picture
of the contemplated bridge is taken
from Harper's Weekly.
The height of the piers of the
new bridge above mean high water
will be 282 feet. The piers differ
from those ol the Brooklyn bridge.
They will be constructed of solid
mesonry to a point 10 feet above
the railroad way, and tneu there
will be steel towers 110 leet in
height. These will be built np with
35 upright colums, with horizontal
and diagonal bracings. The bridge
is to have a width of 83 feet; or 3
feet, more than the present
one. The length of the cables will
be 3,230 feet. Their diameter is to
be 22 inches, or 0 1 i more than
those of the old bridge.
The wire used has an initial
strength of 180,000 pcunds to the
gquaie incn. .tor each ot the tour
cables 17,000 single wires will be
used. Tbese will be made up into
19 smaller cables, which wheu
bound with wire will form the , er-
fect cable. The dead weight, these
cables will stand isl;l0 000 tons,
the weight of the Uiidge being only
2Y00 tone-
i' tie endless cable nystem iifsed
mi the Brooklyn bridge will not be
.nlosful f he I ill III r- rn ! In- new
i.!;j In- gi-
ii i 10 1 mi r. .11
t I . -.-. hi' tiinlr
' . . 11 ' (!.. Will
'i oljio will ue
lit" I ii II.- .-.I
' I V r In i !..
ilre.Ui.t; i i 1 1 1
u
ii
eum uielieeii the
O'lu ing summer.
The thud bridge aoross the East
river will also be constructed with
in a few years It will be known as
the Hudson avenue bridge and will
have o clear span over the rivr ot
1,470 feet, The bridge will extend
from East Broadway and Grand
street, New York, to Myrtle avenue
and Audson street, Brooklyn,
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore l i,
Oraniilated Eye I. ids, Sore .Nipples l'ile-,
Kczcin.-i, Tetter, Salt Khciim and Scald Head,
cciiLs jx.-r ttx. l or sale liy ilrut'e'i-'s.
TO HOiSBOWNEES.
For ptittinsr a horse in a tine heahhv con
dition try I'r. Cady's Condition 1'owders.
They tone tip the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of aniietite, relieve constipation, eorree!
kidney disorders and destroy worms, divine
new life to an old or over worked horse. l!o
.-iitj tt-l.-im l-i, r Knlp l,v ilnurL-its-
i'-- . do-
Sold by J. V. JordaD, Xtivlkmc.N', C -
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b;i:si.v:. .
Won :
watch: :
buslit-r, i :
feet v,-!.:
springs
ly t-akui; :: ..
sion to r.. ' .
goatherds ...
their goats .
But win -was
the : "
Puffs, con.'.'.,
where, curfi.'e
eyea, tier
tho furtive xi-.
cold mout::, :
made her r.;
glide, Iiko a .
beneath licr
the lovely
foot, over .i.i ..
with the win
breathed tL n
herself to ti
pleasure ct : .
smiled, she
bho grew r-;
was grave. S
Uig cold: aii.':
roason. w:i.j ,
and dolica:-. ;.
toward liiP "-i
a red nose, j '
nothing ii.ure :
a cold, bet; v
iny: out early i
would have le
to havo jtu-1
bed. And tne
she would L-i .
would la;.. T :.
felt in Ik r -maddenir.-.
linf,-.
A cel.;!
ugly v.-oiii.u..'.
foot on tho t.r
which t::o ''
eho wor vi d.
in her pc. k. '.
ill-luck: ,i:c
With SUC'h h::r
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cn
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to uet a har.'kc-.-' i.
little tickling ;.. ti:e
had becoir: :i pa
nothing to b . ;
hejr nose, n: .
instant, n;. l :.s s.
: -v
:. 'i
Tery rapiu;. . r . .t
least u d i- a;, 1 : .:
bureau ia 1'orti: . :.al v l ::. w:.'.
so many per.':.: - ' 1, . r: .'.. "-
white cambri i y, e : '.-
other, liko the- e ....... 0-
doves.
Fate I:: - ' l.r.riest
extT'i t::' . -- ' Vu. titrt:..:: of
htr ; . . . . i i'h v.,i jri-
ci- : r. . .r i::. I .-
6k;:: ... ... ': '.:..: ': . :'.'
make up ; ; . ;
Some oae v. j .... : "-, ;
the verv :;...-. t-: .... ;
the iipht mute. .- :.
would be surp: .
lous attituJc, u:. :
enough to n.ukf ..
No, no, never i -what?
Vv" h u i rn-.i:
employ? Kv v.ri -of
her oml.arr.is;.;:.,. -
Ach! achi t:.; . .
lintr:
Valentino tor'- ?"
j. j; o
r-.-,t-
leaf, too slight, :-. .. . -
away from her. ot.-tti-at.;
fused to render h-3 r.::t".
service wmcn v,--: (
Valentino piv'r i : . "
flower, appiio. 1
nostrils, 6corr. - '.
the intolerui - - .
an e..r .
to it rip; - . .
tlto '.:
ic : . . ...
i
tmo, "v,;
cat o you
kerchief!
me; at no i
it to mo, I
It v. a 3 a
most a chii
f-ickly ! k
his faco.
biull.-O, ej
displayed t
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dev.-
tst ; :
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a dr.
: wi;
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the he
there,
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w;::i o-
hear ti.i
hind th
until y
are) pro
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m-' f.,i
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that.
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r-i'..- -i.,w, li.:.
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d:- ir. h'.'iit uver n:
c'i ii.ed liMii.'.s !.
white. vhi''h i.. -i.i.
i v. :-'i wi.i-'h
v. 1 L ! . . - ' .
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his iLeife. k.;t" :
sjieakin-, as :f i.e ; .
. anv oni' was th- r .
into the f'-.:-. v...
dark airl very
; hav to take I ). .
: ant IVile:-. S:i. '! - .
. ,. b-st. Ti.. v': (:: ;
a:;:i.bil:on gran;i ". -t
re::ticd and ooco- z:
--vtract.-. Wi;': "
"on-:i-'i :-.. I
i . A':e k-. S' : .
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' liver, stomai-i. a:. . .
ted. rei-.cve.'l aai (::
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: ni nit- T.'i' .: e .
I t.er.p
-irri. iteh' 1
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; 'ir. let ii to:.-: ' -
iloerve, and h
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A MoUiei "-
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V.'iiat i-i the ;
does not do sett:
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! if tie Oil on 1:0 '.
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Vj have h ?p
. f-T catarrh . i h:
p.t.1 he-iehe. in - " .
hemkdy. a v-
ivxli bottle. IV., .
.; p.nd sweet hroaia, a..
I :'.- ijsrr.e I "j
!!..:.! :.
-fit.
Hie I'opal.ii: a:
s:i:a f-r tia- 1 ,.' a
size Ii e. Lar.'e In .! e
by ail druggists.
A Broken aDown
(tfJFtESjt
r WILL
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CLEAR H M LONG?!
I SKIN I ILIFEM ,
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AY
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Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer ic U, Low.'.,
Has cured others, wSS cu
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OF
NJE VV BERN E, N. a
P.dOan end American HarbU eztd fl j
Qualitla q Material j
Orders soiicit'-d and given I'.rci'er at-'
:t-i.iio:i. with pati.-faeMon L'uara:i eil .
Terra I nl!:i Vn-en fur plants ami !',.rv-
er ' i: :; :.-!ie.! n tlio verv lowest ra cs.
l"'e,- . .hr.zs. Pre. (. f. K v. Oah!r
W.m !:-- m. :(.. I'reH. H.M.iiKoVBs.retlr
CITIZENS' BANE
r-ir.w bern, n c
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DUFFY'S BIAEB : CEA
MIXTUR
Properties
Aiioilync, (.';iriniii;ilio, A lit i-i jit ie ,nnl
tIII.DLV M Kii.' 1.
Eastern m Garoima
MarbWorks
i t cot r.-i't 1 lo wei .li-or-i-.T - ly r- CiliSi.
i.'v;::' nai;i an.l eripiDjr. aii-1 ly rp i.
irj.'v::s itee! i i matters ia tie - -':-' - -
it i.i ej.. ei ii I : i -fu! in 'liarrhocas
and J siet ie-s att-.T 'lie b.iwels have !":r.-.-- U .- .: -'eell
t'.etiy evaclla. ! naturally or ly ' '!'.1V 1 -' - "
tie. use of jjinilli'.' 'J rrr :i T i "es. l.aci--.
1 " 1, ' -A e ! . i ,-.
J)OSK: l''or adu:'-, 1 tea-po.'-Iil' .1 a::d U.,i. rc.
with water: may be repeated in o:.. Al 'C lit ' '.
hour.
i'aake vial befor iwin.'.
pi;i:rAi:i:i i;v
b. n. ruFFY,
Mi'.V iliiKNE, N. ('.
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THEY HAVE
ti-t received SIXTY IIIvaI) of t!
adapii l t.iall lUipuses.
V. V a r. now readv to siijev t).f f.-.i-J". ;;'
ami (iKXKRAL S.VTlSl-'-( I i ; X.
Al.-... a i-'ttll and Cin;.h-t Li.i.- of; l'-l'' i ' ' :
.or; isti !!,; to tiis Ili.rso.
'' Livery a Specialty.
Wo have just made ar. ad lition our alre.e
tion of our piitn.ms
x VS' Hqq us before baying elsewher-i.
Perfect H :
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Fretzo:
Mar oil's Iian-ov,'
Bull
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mi. i'A-.j J 'tl
3
250.0D:
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