riu WEEKLY JOURNAL
EatkUaa4 U79.
Sectlea Oae,Taee4ar, Bee, tl. 1891
orucuDmun.
' The roller ikaiing'riok opeoed
laat night, is Stanly HalL
v Thera er ealea of 21 bakx of
cotton ib the local market,
yerterday. Taw price of cot tea waa
ft3 18.
A big line of drtea braidt and nice
dreaa good la all eolora and grade
at J. J. BaiWa.
Tbe onntree Boiler Tray Trunk
ia what everybody abould hare for
ale by J. J. Baxter.
Yon aboold see J. J. Baxter for a
Bled suit and overcoat, he is celling
tbera low down for the cash.
J. J. Baxter is daily getting in
new good for the holidays. You
should see his stock More buying.
Tbe maximum temperatore as ob
served by the Government Weather
and Crop bureau yesterday, was 45.0
minimum 40.0.
My entire stock of Jewelry will
b sold at cost this week. Call and
see the wonderful bargains. Baxter
tbe Jeweler.
The drawing for the gold watch,
proceeds of which will be given to
the City Band, will be held tonight
at S o'clock, at N. Kunn's candy
store.
The New York Life Insurance
Co., through its agent, Mr M. L.
Hollowell, has presented the Jour
nal with a very handsome calendar
for 1898.
Mr. H. T. Richardson who will be
remembered by many here, as court
crier at one time of Craven court,
died last Friday, at ti is home near
Dover, in this county.
Duffy, the candy man has just
out some of his own fresh and very
fine peanut and cocoanut brittle
Cindy. This is put up in beautiful
boxes and is offered for the holiday
trade at ten cents a box.
JKarmer Jor, AkhIii.
The Editor of the Journal was
the pleased recipient, yesterday, of
two fine tomatoes from the garden
of "Farmer"' Joseph W. Watsou, of
this city.
"Farmer" Joe, as a tomatogrower
marmot be excelled, and as an all-the-year-round
grower of tomatoes,
he has no competitor.
These tomatoes are not grown
under glass, or even in an incubator,
but were picked from out of door
vines, which seem, under "Farmer"
Joe's hands, to be perennial pro
ducers of tomatoes.
Only zero weather, or a four foot
snow wi'l prevent "Farmer" Joe
from gathering tomatoes from Ihr
celebrated vines.
W. N. Nrbrdnle Ikaain.
Commencing Monday, iiOtli ingt.,
the following change will tike place
in the schedule of the trains on the
W. & N. branch of the Wil. A:
We). It. R.
Passenger trains will leave e'
Berne at !) a. in. and returning will
arrive at ." 40 p. ni. j
The freight traina will leave Tups- !
day, Thursday and .Saturday morn-1
ings at G.tJO a. ni. anit will arrive !
Monday, Wednesday and Friday's at1
3 p. m.
The Qraatcrt DUcovery- let.
W. M. Hepiie. edi.or Te-kiWa. I I ,'
"Chit," ) "We wnn'i kiep Imuw I
without Dr. King" Ni Diarovery for
Consumption, ('nuclei aDil ( u'tta. Kx
perirocnled uiih many mlicr. but terr
yot lite true n irmly unlit wr und lit.
kiny'rt New Ibacovi y. Nn t.tli -r trni
ily can Like .ta V.ce in u r liwm . a n it
have a ler-am and finr cur'1 Im
('oiic.li, Cold. Whooping Omli, ric '
Ii ih idle to txpeiuiji nt Villi olLir u n f
die, ev..u if Ibey are urad i n urn a jijvi
n (jfHwl aa Dr. Kmg a Ni w Iicifry.
They a i a Dot a yoo-1. b-i hiic i hi, ipn.r
dy In- record oi curia ami nnnl. ii i I
ptiaraDtrcd. Ii m-vir lml " aitbli . !
Trial ljlllea bee at K. S. PuflVa Dr..-; t
fctOrc.
A Ktv ( miff.
Dr. E. F. Karly, of Ixiuiahtirf , i
N. C arrived in the city laat night, i
to take a looa at New Berne,
which he eipeot to make hn
home.
Dr. Karly has been practicing hie
profeaaion, dentitlry, in Iiitbur, ,
bat will move to this city neit
month, and will practice Ucrr, har
log bis room i in the Hughe, build
lag.
Tbe stockholder of. tbe New!
IWne Tobacco IV arehooaa Com l
paoy met at the City Hell laatj
Bight, end adjourned to next Hon
da night, Dei. 17th to neelatMme
placa..
''', "
tTGt then at Davie' rbama
cy Teller! New Royal Blue Cigar.
Better than ever. ' . ', V ,
ooaoaa mm -
talTIrilMfMlkM Mm
WfcM WHi Ammm mm mmm-
The Holiday aeaaoa will open
Best Satarday, Cbristmae Day.
Christ maa week is ooaeidered this
year at begia ning on that day and
eontinoine through the following
week. The Jourjul preaenta today
the atnnouncemeou of tbe events of
the Holiday Week, as far as ar
ranged. It will be seen that those
having tbe fixing of the datee for the
different affairs have apparently
arranged so that tber will oot con
flict. PHILEDONIAX CLCB.
Tbe social whirl .of Christmas
week will be started by the second
of the series of winter Germans,
given bv the Pbiledonian club. This
German will be on Monday, the
27ib, from 9 p. m. to 1 a. ni. The
club has also decided to give a dance
o.i Wednesday, the 29th, compli
mentary to the young ladies visiting
tbe city during the holidays.
The Germans will be chaperoned
by Mr, and Mrs. John Dunn, Mr.
and Mrs. O. II, Guion, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. B. Carraway, Dr. aDd
Mrs. N. II. Street, Mr. nod Mrs. M.
M. Marks.
The excellent band of Prof. Le
Roy will furnish music for il.e Ger
man?. The ch.b anticipates, should op
portunity open, during the series of
festivities of the week to give an
oyster roast to the young ladies.
A visit to the rooms of the club
shows ttie organization to be eco
nomically arid pleasantly furnished,
occupying live rotoms. The reading
room is t quipped with all the lead
ing papers and magazines. In all
quite a pleisant place for the young
meu to spend their leisuru hours.
The dues and fees are light, the club
being economically managed in
every particular.
(.'HAVEN cixu.
The Craven Club will for the first
time, give a reception at its rooms
on Middle street, and a dance in
liowthrop Hall, both on the night
of Thursday, December yoth!
The reception at the Club's rooms
will be from 8 to 11 p. in. at which
the members will greet their friepds,
who will receive a special invitation
for the occasion.
At 10 p. m. the dance will open
at Lowthrop Hall, at which all the
dancing members and invited guests
will pai ticipate.
The Craven Club's reception and
dance will be one of the social events
of the holiday season.
comini; UK l l IN (IS.
Two events during the holidays
which are looked forward to with u
great deal of interest in social cir
cles, will be marriages,
At high noon, Wcdnesdav, lie-
Cl'fn hpr "'(If fi in Si .I.imi.u f!hiirli
' i
Wilmington, N. C, Dr. K. Dii Yal
Jones, of this city will be married
to Miss Katherine W. Walker of I
that city. I
On the night of the X'Ulh, Dr. 1
Jones and bride ill hold a reccp-
tion in this city, at the residence of '
Capt. K. II. Jones, wherd the newly'
married couple will be glad to see
their friends. The reception hours
will be from S to 1 1 p. rn. '
At 1:1)11 p. in. Wednesday, Decem
ber "-".Hli at the residence of the
bride's father Mr. Herman Dannen
beron Broad strict. Sheriff Joseph 1
L. llahu will innrry Miss Jennie
I annelibcrg. Rabbi J.I,. Meverberg,
of (;,ilsboni, will pel form the cere- '
mi.inv, ami a reception will mimed
i.itely l-e given afterwards.
At INK nil VIII v.
T'lieml a y night, December ''Nih,
local ainaleiirs will preaenl ;il Ihe
iln atle a p'av, eniit ed -'l'oor I'llli
coddv The p oceeiU nip for
churilithli-d ji'i in under the charge
of " 1 1 r I H t KjiiHcnpnl t 'bnrcb. 'I ne ;
cant of chHraclera i. aa follnwa:
Mr. t'lllioxWv .. Mr. 1". U MunUini
( Hl.iln (J'xillllr .. Mr. A. K. Mi-veti
Mra. I " 1 1 1 1 1 I v . . VI i. . I m I liryno ;
Mr 'H mill- Mi ni S Inift.r.l
nrnh ilium Mux M.ilirl llolii-.
The 1 1 1 x v la a farce and ill
dnuhtleaa be highly eiitertaim ng and
have a crowtleil ho-ip.
I on r II k n MiA V II f mi i -.
( hnat ( hnnh will have t'l.riat
niaa nrii:n for the children nej'.
Sunday afternoon, a-i ia cuatomaiy.
At All Sainta Chapel on ( hriat
m err, ti' It Friday tn'ht. lliere
will bn a ( briatrnna iree fur the
children, and among ih rirrruea
a Chriatmaa Carol will Ik- i t -
At the Middle Mirtet lUptnl
Church, there will be on mu Hun
day at the rrgnlar hour, mnutiona
end muno by the children. i
The Method 1. 1 Sunday School will
give their cultoma'y enurlainment,
with singing and radiation. Tbe
date for thia bas not jet bees dl
ded epon. , . :
At the Charch of Christ appro
priata exeroiaee will be given
Chriatmaa night. Ab 'Eochanted
Castle" of the old Eoglieb ttyle will
be ihewo, which with brigot Christ
ma mnato and recitations, will en
tertain and delight the Sunday
echool children, as well as children
of a larger growth.
A. A S. C. ImprwvcwMBIa.
The contract for the new combi
nation building, at Dover, for the
A. & N. C. R. 11. , warehouse, pas-
seneer waitiug room and othce has I k . . . . , . , ,
. , breaker, for today we have had 087
beeu given to C. J. Scheelky. i , . " . . ,
. J ; gallons of oysters opeued, and have
At Hiuston, ttie water tank hag' ,.. ,. ,
, , , i snipped S4J gallons. To give you
been moved from the outside of the Lm . ,, . r n
i some idea of this amount, I will eav
passenger track, to a position be- ... , :
. , . , ,i lhe quantity ws snipped represents
This is done to make room for the
extension of the platform at the!
.r . i
iiwhvi,vi DlH,luu, 111 LIIU UIU
brick warehouse and railroad station
the partitions making the office and
waiting room, are taken awav,
which gives ho much more loom for
the freight department, which will
occupy the entire building.
PERSONAL.
Dr. E. F. Early of Louisburg,
in the city.
Mr. Jim Simmons came down!
from Chanel Hill last night to snend j
the holidays in the citv. ' !
Usv. Ii. Is. John left yesterday
morning for Goldsboro to spend a I
few days.
Mr. L. B. Ennett of Cedar Point,
is in the city on a short vif ir, to his
brother, Mr. Geo, N. Knnett.
Uev. and Mrs. K. A. Willis and
daughter. Miss Emma, left, on the
steamer Neuso last night for F'liza-j
beth City. j
Mr. A. D. Ward returned last
night from Kenansville, where he
has been attending Duplin county
court. i
Mr. II. L. Vinson who has been
attending coin id ' Atlantic, N. C,
came homo yes'.erdin- to spend
Christmas,
Mrs. II A. London. Jr.. and
daughter, of Pittsboro. who have !
been spending few weekK nr. Judge ,
ilenry K. I!ran's, left on yesti niay's
morning train fo.- their home. j
Mr. A. M. Ed Wiud j WilMeaVP this :
morning for the West when- he
goes to purchase a stock of hors. ;
He will open a liverv biisincsH m j
Washington, N, C, about January j
1 i-1 . J
Mr. Chas. V. Huberts, formerlv
a noiiular salesman of Pollock street, I
now representing lirown, Durrei it
Co., of Boston, in the states of
Pennsylvania and .New York, ar-
rived Sunday to spend the holidays 1
with his mother.
f ltrlaluina ut hWHiiNhorci.
cnteraicrnent i the Methodist
liscopal Church, South, u. Swans-j
hero on Fnd,iv evening Hl0 04th , j
inst. Christmas Eve night, consist-1
it'R 111 part, ofnood mnsi.- by the
8waiisbi.ro choir and ..ihcs. vocal
and inH.rn.nen.al. Also b-ctetl
recitations, dialogue. charH.l.s, etc.
by the Sunday School memlcrs. A
hue ( hnstmas tree, vv,., - "Santa J
Clans" coming mow., I he ijnmney
and -list,, but, i,K tbe many ,.re8c.,ts, .
etc. All for II,., benelit of lh '
riiurch and Sunday School
Tl. . I . .
in- i'. 1 in'. :ii Homager, Airs.
llora I ni i.r 1 1 in 1 no; 1 on . whom
teaching n In-ol i.i-ie, is well known
as a r.-nt. Smnlav School Mork.-r
Rtnl so 11. et hi 11 i' ran 1 1 w 1 1 1 I a en.
The 111 1 in 1--.KMI 'ee liKcinl,, oi ly
I .', f.n 'rown pi-rs'iii Hinli-, ;Tm-.
for Inly .1 1 1 1 1 oileman loi'ltier.
mid .'1 ctn. for chiblren tietwi-en .'1
.'ii.il I ' fears of age.
Tl.en ..gain on l iiduy v enmi: the
-IUt. New tea,', eve. HH.thrr man ( il)OV. j B,,riroved wUer for
'.r,- will ! iho.,, .,, the IVpliat g(oe( T digging. In euch claim were
church, t.y the Sup . and tea. hers to be folIlM guM IilJggttU THrvu.g in
.,f tl.m clinch. 'Ih,, m !o for size and number. Tinsne paper was
(.cm-lit, for H e Sund M hool' furnhed in which they could be
children only. i , f r fr n I wripeili ll)fl nuKgeU to be evidence
r"1"" ,r'" the mo.lsucces.ful miner with a
aniiietliiiig no.el , .he w.v ..f ma. - ,,.... t,ckei .bowing that be or
tre.-a. It will be lixe.1 i.T ..n.lcy, in , . fPI,,-(.l.u.;,J .0 ,, ol the vari
. h a way to e,it. it to revolve1 on,. iriej to be awarded h writ a. a
aniuti l all thM .,me. -h , le at the ',.,,, t , ,,jpc j , ,., -,
top a h,rKe drum or o la tlached m. festival to Ih, held It. lb- .-li.nci.
0,1 a pivot wl,..-, ,a ti,,., -. rPvol.P Hl W,U (Vhri.tma. Ev..
ir, o,,.,ki,,. i, M,., g m , daim. v, ere t'(.r,
th--,.d,.,n,e all tl... i,p j.tif.,1 pre-,,,,,, .h.imughly mm.! by the par
ent, attac. d to 1 1, t r, r , pM,lflt o . cUjtn
'I he S.ipt. dpi K. Koatrr and p ir, , ,.,; cnt.,ne.l a blaok-one of
wJ,.. ia n!.. w...i ,,w,, fr thmr ihe imiiur; found a small diamond
unt, ,,n t.. M.ftii. Mh.,. ti. ,e...ltof whinh Qnd atimulaUd
in On.low co'ini i, ,1,,, r.puin lrlp ,e of the claims to the extent
never dor. thing, bv h,.lv . N )f , . , nne , hich the pr .jectors
S.an.boro wdl k,vp t( n ' n-m ,,.( p , P lu,J a it wa. not aoU
andv.mnitv.nn,. i.rw ,,.( ,rily r,p., tt tii, rnih tO the gold
pleMoree .na. holiday.. I rat ordar flt.,, would bs ut conlioooea, Tbe
"P"'1- w' ,pr,f... cni..ite4 f, a Klondike
IhMaalilkiiri.
Mr. Ja. H. 8 tan lay of 1 Tvnloo is
recover. ng (mm ,ii bttaili ut wck
aaa. tbst bae oonaned hie. le tatd for
eis w.eke. We Huh m U aood
be entirely hionelf oni bmti.
TBSOTBTCB Ur0CSTT.
mmr Btawwipta mm Bblav'
" aaaaawia Than Mark. ' :
A vieit to tbe Middle street dock,
yeeterday, ihowed a forest of RtaaU
belonging to the oyster echoooere,
which crowded the doaks. There
were oer thirty acbooners among
the arrivals, and there waa business
all day and part of last night for
thoee in the trade.
"There were more oysters afloat
here today, than upou any previous
day in the hiotury of this place,"
aid Mr. Geo. N. Ives, last night,
"In our hnainpsR it. a it rnnnrd
over four aud one quarter tons in
wpicrhl
,Trr , , , , ,
"We have had 0 smickers busy
today, besides to i other men en
gaged in and about t!i building"
"Now as to the money paid to the
shuck -1-s. I n'd ;o tm . tii.75,
each, to two other. -:.'. 'n euuh, and
thirteen have received from fa. 00 to
Isi oO each. Our force of shuckers
have averaged today tl.40 each,
; which shows what the 6huckers
have done. It is good money to
them, but it will in isl of it bo soon
ay, luu"8",-),
Ml- es further said the large
receipts of oysters kept them very
busy, but that the probabilities
were that within u week the ship
pers would have exhausted all ar
rivals and would be short in filling
orders.
The winds for the, past few diys
have been very favoraule for the
oyster schooners, and oyBtermeu
have also been anxi-.us to get a little
money for Christina?, hence have
rushed to market all the oyster
they nou Id ct.
Eucklen s Arnica Salves.
Tin: ISkst si.vio iiie w-il it'orCats
Bruistf, Soris. L -..-i. Salt Itiicum. Fever
b ins. Tetter, CIiUi;b-c! 1) tim-, I )iiiln-i.ns,
t!-in, .-in t :i!l Saki :h;hi(, t -i -1 pf-sil
ivfly :imm IMe.s'or no v ii i;.,i cl. It m
uuai :oi:ee(' io iji -.- i .?; I' r :-.iii;"tcti"n or
m0'"'-v n ,l -"'e'l-
i e S3 cents er box.
Fo1' ''V S" v"
A CNIUa EKtIKTAIKKENT.
The lilomllUn 1'arl.y hi WHdwoiid TOnw
nrai aarn.
W t i.kwood, Dec. :.'().
The complete success of the
"Klondike Social" given lw that
charming lady Mrs. L. S. Wash-
-11 "The Kims" in aid of the
U"10" Sunday School, is the talk of
the town; very early in the evening
the invited guests began arriving.
The windows of the house were
gleaming with lights and the spa
clous lawns were illuminated. Chi
ueM! hinienib threw a Hood of light
i in all directions, open doors Hil l
' n cordial welcome were extended to
M from Cnib 1oint(
Morchead City. Kil.ston. Newport,
lltll , ,ier ,,,,.,.. T(,v ,., Iinli
l)lu HpacioilH ,,,, w,.ru tillt.d t0
overllcwing. The tnanagement had
ia.erallv provided pleasant surprises
for ,,,cjr pk,ltril aI)j 1ro(itaml
,V(.ly W;lH MH1U 11H,ie l() fee, ftt
,,.. Thejuons laue.h.er of the
(.lu ,,. ad an:,n:ited talk of the
Mvri (,(.kv ,, ,onst rated that all
nVtl. u,v ,.,,,,, lba foMl Q.
1,',-ason and llw t Soul."
i 1.1,, .1
I 11 t aps h brief statemen'. of some
f ,,)(
t ir-iy in. ills nn.vid. d for
j,
' asseii, i.lcil ai d the pmleges of
Sunday School mav liu of inter
est to the renders of your highlv
(Mt enie.l in lute uelcome pa
per.
A miniature Klondike Gold Field
win arrange I in in,. Urge din:n(
room. 1 pon ,1 tuble were placed
rows of boxes tilled with earth, bv
the aide 1 f each were a nick ami
d.anond r:n; a Kloodike ablrt
tnd; a KlonJ.ke toarf pio; .liver
table folk, cut glaj, ink-well, Ac,
other pti were leoerooslj award
ed. " -
, A .(cial priM lia I been prepartd
la be jirtmt'vd to oor briovwa 104
indefatigable toperiotendent, Ut.
Tbomei folaon, that waa dale" pre
eeoted by one of the committee.
Mr. ToleoQ waa aarprieed and visibly
affected. , He made a beautiful and
appropriate reeponee io a few words
that convinced, tboea wbo beard him
that words ara not all empty promi
see Tbe woven ir was a large, beau
tiful china cop and saucer of im
ported wedge wood ware.
The Art Gallery attracted a steady
stream of visitors and tbe efforts at
four lady attendants were taxed to
the utmost in explaining tbe differ
eat "works of art;'' many ejacpla
tions were beard as well a. praise
for the "True to Nature" of the
' exhibits." Over 50 specimens
were on view of which wo recall a
few: View of Greece, Early Days,
Weary Travellers, Lesson in Tem
perance, The Horse Fair (after Bou
Herr) by Fritz. Imaginations lent
charm and interest to the whole col
lection and as one visitor remarked,
"it was an objoct lessou not to be
forgotten.'"
The bean contest attracted many
a? the most valuable prize.
A genuine gold watch chain and
pendant was to be awarded to the
successful giiesser of the number of
beans contained in the glass jar ex
hibited at the Secretary's desk and
a prize of a doublet diamond for the
J next nearest, Mr. II. Asa jNithoD
lbtely from New York City but i.ow
a resident here with his family and
right hero let us remark-, wish we
had more of "em". A whole souk d
generous giver whose aid coupled
with that of his estimable wife has
cnd.ared him to all and our Sun
day School especially, won the liist
priz. , and Mr. Hugh Muidoch, Sen
tnti s end. Mr. .Nichols generously
donated ll.e chain and requested
Unit, 11 oe sold at unction and pro
cteds given to the Sunday School.
Afler a lively and spirited compo
lion, Mr. Uoone of Newport became
the owner.
Games and other amusements
were featii'es of the evening and at
u late hour the friends departed for
th.nr homes. List but uot least wa
weie houoied with the pn spiicc of
j some gentlemen from Norfolk and
1 N. Y. Citv who materially assisted
bv their liberality in miking the
"Klondyko" a success, and we as
sure all t hut. the well ditected ef
! forts in behalf of the Sunday School
will remain a btight spot mi their
memory arrd on their behalf we
tender thanks, and wish all a Merry,
Merry Christmas.
Vi rj. Wry III-link.
A colored man named Win. York,
made himtelf quite prominent yes
terday afternoon in the "frog pond"
neighborhood .
William bail progressed Jfiom a
nice quiet drunk until he reached the
degree ol fih,ing dllink. II.; got
into several scrim mages and a war
rent was taken out by a constable to
arrest him. T' li in proved too much
for one (rtan to do, and the consta
ble appealed for help from the city
police.
The patrol wagon with a number
of titlicers were tent for William.
He whs secured and taken to the
city prison wtic e he now languishes.
Pm nifiV aataal Flrr la.. Aaaorlatlon
Membeis and supervisors of the
Farmers Mutual F,ro Ins. Ass'n.
of Craven and Pamlico counties are
r. quested to meet on Monday,
Jan'v 17th. IS!JH, ,.t o'clock M.
at Court House in JWw Heme, to
elect o Mice ts and transact other
business of iin 'ortance.
1W order of lbs President
.John HfiiriutKV.
.1 D. IHi)vt K, Local Agent.
I.lsl wl l.ellrra
Iti nmining In the l'o.t Ofllce nt New
IWiir, l'r..vrn county, N. C, iKr. 20.
W.
MKS'. I.IRTH.
A I'flnre Auiboiv.
It-J II Haxloo, Henry IU-aii.aii, Jo,
lloan
(J Tom Camlay
I B F Dall, Jerry Davl..
E-MatHifw Fdward.
0- K Oailher, Han i (Ja.kii... W L
Oriftln.
M John Money , I'ri.t- M'Hirr, A Moore,
II K Myrra.
K-C K Itli.Klca.
8-Petpr Pn.ltli.
W-T F. WetliMirgtrn. AitI Wlillo.
l.lmu. Willicl.n, John W.l.cf, L II Wll
liama. l.abiM l iar.
Il-Olia (Ml. Huaan HoWfi...
D-Carolit.e Davit,
(, A di n- Oia'iam.
Il-Mary FJIaa Barria, DtVhl llodftr,
R I liui ana.
1 ' i 1 1 r.ne '.
J-K K Joara. ((.Idle lost,
MDnr. McCain.
K-Uttt. Newtany.
O-KlWtiCala.
R-flaraH ttloaed. ,
ft David 1 8 pat row, K.acf Stepbene,
i Bella.
PefMae taning fnf above lettert wfll
ptaase ay adverilse ead glvej di 1 1 of
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. eent Mull be eallecU I mi the 4llrety
o( each advertlaed Mr.
M. MiMI.V. 1'. M
mm WQMEH M li,
Mrs. Kester H al nesi Prominent New
York Hostess, Relieved of Insomnia'
by- Paine's Celery Compound. .
There exists amo ig w omen who are
much in society a f rin ot weariness le
sulting fro n ovirtaxel nerves, more
intense awl depressing than any known
to tired muscles.
The overcrowded lives of such women
make them p'avrs of Anxiety mil annoy
ances which lliey cann .( i;nore.
Tlic following letter from one of New
York's busiest hostesses shows how im
plicitly Paine's celery compound is re
lied on among the most intelligent,
well to do families a- vii-ll s in many
more humble households nil over the
country-.
New York City, October Oth, 1897.
C entlenien 1 tl.mk it hut tairlo you
that 1 bear testimony to ilie beneliiial
results of my use of I'.iine's celery com
pound. Two years apo I w.w iilinost a wreck
from nervous prostration, resulting from
overwork, mental ami pbya'cnl. I hail
lost my memory completely, and IrieniJs
feared I would never recover. After
trying several remedies to no avail, my
physician prescribed ''nine's celery com
pound, and within a few days there whs
a decided improvement in my condition.
After the usb of three boitles I was bo
much better t tint it was unni CPssary fnr
nie Io continue in use. Sim e then T have
recommended it widely, and Imve yK to
henr that it has failed to do all that 1
Santa Glaus
Is Already Making Tracks For
Our Stores,
WHERE HE KNOWS
He will find a stock of Shonn fnv
i Ladies wear, that'are Things of Beauty
ior Amas presents.
And kUo tlm I-iiliis' Favorite (lift to lir male friends
of 1IANDSO d Y. HOLIDAY tSLU'I'ERS that make
acceptable gifts, for Little Moimy.
THE CHRISTMAS RUSH !
OF HOLIDAY! BUYERS Ii o poo ut aow and we
oao't weigh out VrUi FrolU, Note, Caodiee, 4a., fat '
ooogh. We ara 1 orklng lor all we ar worth to '
promptly 011 order. , ' . , '
Prom our 8tool( of FAKCY 0B0CEBIE3 y'oo can '
prepare a dinner or a Gourmet- , ' ' ,
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claim for it.
To any one suffering f m any of the
ills attendant upon continued loss of
sleep I can and do heartily recommend
it. Very trulv yours.
MAYmE I.. HAINES.
In all c-ises of nervous prostration,
nervous indigestion, neuralgia, sleepless
ness, hysteria or incessant headache, the
i.lij.ctive point of a true remedy like
Ptiite's celery compound is to make
nrn.e blood, gather flesh and increase the
number of red, health-giving corpuscles
1, 1 the blood.
Paine's celery compound fills the ves
sels witli red blood, drives out the dan
gerous humors and thus Rives relief to a
1,.. si of aches, niuns and weaknesses.
' Wi.im 11 and men who have lost flesh
and crown colorless and are subject to
4 lies mm pauis, pain quickly in health
Jrniii Paine's celery compound There is
Inn illy a family of iitiv cizc wheie there
Is 1. nl some member v ho is feeble, for
evcr 1 in d and la-low the standard of
health to whom I'aine'n celery compound
vviiuld prove of invalnal le help. Not
only does this great inviyorator drive
out, the aches and distresses that have
accumulated because of nefflected
rheumatism or neuralgia, but the liberal
gain in flesh ..ml blood thai is idwavs a
noticeable and encouraging result of its
use. bring about, better health io Ihe"
iliifentive, ssi mi lal ing and secretive,
organs; in other nurds, aboverllio body.
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