THE WEEKLY " JOURNAL
BatabUaba It78.
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Section Two, Friilav. Mil)
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TCSION MEANS DISINTEGRA
TION. There must I e some anv.it ty on
diopait of Maiioii l'.utler, while
awaiting the rcbult of the iH'ino
cratie State Convention's notion on
ll IH pill 11 of ll :l V 1 U g I l llo 't I i, o ' li
tilt lll.-cl Vet. into Ills .dnii ;...
The s.ime oiil desi i e for : evene,
n dead I v one, '! ' : cp-i s in t:-
blood of l'lt lei . II.!:'! ills lelllill k .
puttin? Democrats "in u hole," dots
not nieiin exactly v ! ; 1 1 maiiv nnlit
interpret it, for Marion lint lei
li n rets n lint reil 10'aiiist IhTiKoracv
,i i i r "i
tile n.une makes linn funous, ami
for its members lie has u love tnpial
to t lint of the Sp;uii;inl for the
starving ( nlmn .
Let llii! 1 )riiloer;its lie
that Hut ler loreels. for has
.'",ed
not
lorn -ilina,
VOWed tile i lest i 11.'! Mil i
of ratio party of Nor
years ago?
1 1 m 'lie fo: got ! i n or f
D.'in '01 at s wh" ii n e
shown up Irs politic
his 1 1 eaeln r v to ' nei d
prom ises and 1 1 aitorou
he
l 'ar
: g . e n t h o
C"ll' llli.l
I black in s
111-' look.
I'Vprcssio!
towards State and at ion
Those 1 eii o 1 a! ic ) a:
are now see K-,uz
liutler, need not
fawning upon 1
save them from
tion once t hey ar
Marion Butier
1 li"
fell
' II lid CI
may s
s of 1
lined
his foot
mil to for
lose paprlr
Bntler and
get the u t teranecs
which have d en on ;
ButleriMii, K'lssell
evcrv da v uniil tin
I'll 1 1 ii i , when ii
that Marion Butler
t he v 1 1 1 her of 1 bon
oi sse! USUI
ilist Con
losslhle
i ciiegade,
MICH I
rlh Caro i
icracv
he a pol 1 1 1
r m Ni
luia.
If the Kdltors of
think Marion Bailer
lllem let ti.em a,t
t hem u nder bis "f usm
tin
papers
hd bv
fo,
ni ll he has
movement,
n SUCH SlIOil Id pi
they J will see I
sili! .-u ececd , and
scoi n and con-
tempt in wdi icb 1 bey a i e hel
pi esen t sin i li ng I o, tier.
Fusion with 1 iu h r, ucai
by t lie
liolltl
cal ( 1 1 ii all I v w 1 1 1 1 Hi- e !.
Boll tic.nl feilo.i;i an 1 union
with Butler and Knsse!!, the
abrogation of ev-rv I leniocralic i
prinoiple, tli.'iefoie ibedsintegra
lion of the 1 leinoerat c pally as a
political orgnlil.atmu m nil, (',,r
olina.
To call lliat Henioerrev which
Would join Butler, elldolse Bussell
and his black adnnm-lMt, ni, is an
infamoii i 1 1 liel.
There are those who would seek
this t il n m ami claim to be Demo
crals, but their chum is false.
No such iiuio'i inline Ih'uineracv
with Butlerirtui and KasHelimin is I
patlble.
t) . I I I I . . . . r
oo railed nernoerai miy hue i
Willi Butler, but such union while;
it would came u ilunriU'gratiou of
the Democratic party in this Slate
as its organization itinlx, would not
destroy triio and honest Dmnocrary.
Nsilhor the cunning and trear.li
rout Butler, nor His Ollicaal Big
D6M Kuasall, are capable of ending
tb Cause of Democracy. It i, fr
bejoud their unite! efforts.
A Olawar frisk.
! , ll certainly looks Ilk it, but iher Is
really ao Irtck about ti. Anyboly cu
try It Wbo baa Lama Hack and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or acrtous troubtea.
We Mtaa eaa eara blmaalf rtkt away
' by takiag Ximria Oltlara. This taadl
ctn Ioimm p tk whole irate, acta a a
stimulant t Um m4 Eldaeyt, to
Vloo4 ptirilWr abd m ut. It nrw
( oastlpattow, lleadarka, ralatlag Spell,
lepleasaat ad Mslaackoly. . U
panf f(taUv a BUM laiatira, aad
r lore tk irattia u Its aataral tIjot,
T.muC ilttanj aniba cMtiorul
Try
lb st iliy
Imttte gnarMiaarl. ())y ftOc a bottle at
r. , Daffy i Drag Store. .
Tax pVmocract is raxui
There cm be bo ainoerity of prin-1 Norih Carolinians read ilia me
dpi, no regard for iDtentj o( ' sage with aniaiement, protest were
party, uo re membrane of pat erilg. ottered, aurtlj the Old North State
and a strange forgelfuloesa or had ool reached such a luw eondi
wrongs committed gainst it, when 1 nun ?
i the Democratic party of Mcrlh Car
j oliua seek Marion ButUr and ak
his political leadersnip and attm
lance. offend their services but many
Marion Bailer again seeks tu pros ; uceu refused,
titule the Democratic party of1 Again was felt the curs' of
North Carolina, aud shuino il isisellisru.
that i lit re are men calling iheiii
selves I h moerittg who would gladly
seek the ctnbraco of this deti'er and
traitor of I emocraov.
In ii the Democratic partv sinks
poiilnal association with .Mm ion
Under, it must have some jiirpobc
in so lining besides that of principle
or pan v mleg i ity.
1: t!io.-e lbniocraU who are again
Inindiv giopuiif towards Bui ler and
begging lii in to table them inio his:ci
f' "I, would set aside their sellisn i,cc j i,t
ai I think for a moment over bow
t his same t ra' tor Butler has misled
deceived them befoie, how he
has proven false to evei t lung he
lias elol touehed, they Would hesi
t i'o 1 i tore placing their interests in
his eM i re charge .
.Marion Butler his no party which
can absolutely claim him for its:
own.
His "fusion wuli I h'lirvruts, has
given Democratic otliee sckers an
idea that he might lie a Democrat.
His "co-operation'' with Kcpub
lieans, in the division of Male
'spoil.-. ' gives tiiat party a "pie
r in tei est in hi in .
posi ng a- a 1 oi u i ist , :
ty un idea tii.it he heioii
to
But he bilongs to none of these,
lie is for l'.u i ler, and But ler only,
and would sacrifice as he has done
every priiiri
J 1 '
of right or lid ellC
to advance Bu 1 ler.
W lttl 1 in' perfect knowledge of
.Mai i, in Bui ler which all ha e, how
can Norih Cuiolitin Democrats for
a moment seek his political feilow-
When Democracy seeks fusion
with Butler it throws to the winds
those sacr d principles which have
been I (emocraev's boast .
W here does V lute Su prcinaev
come m, if Deniocryc .-n ks the anus
i f liutler. for this man has accused
Democrats of foul crimes too loaih
si to piiblis , ?
iii lute Supremacy flourish
un ler the l'opulist haiiiii'r, in the
party which applauded theremaik
of one of its speakers, who de
cl ired ' - In re was no good in
u hit,-:-"
Where dies W'liile Supreuiaey
c 'ine, hen aoceptanoe of Butlor
ism, means as-oeiation with Daniel
I., loisseliy Can any one believe
that Russell, sin and V bite Su jirt rn
aov, are ideu ! I"al .
If Demoeracv seeks Butler, who
endorses and ii tb I latcfl With Kussell,
then Den.i eraoy is false, for it mis
n pieseiits its position anil advocates
pr I no i i I os it does not fid low .
'I he Democracy which seeks Unt
il risin, adopts Ktisstdhsin, is false,
and il ought to be the purpose of
every lover of the Democracy whicli
stands for principle, honor, decency
and a cli an recoid, to cast out the
false Demoeracv which seeks to
prosiiiuie itself to every strolling
putty renegade, that It may secure
liisig:ul;c ml puilv spoils, bowevcl
much ll mav be dchloil b) such 10
sociat ions.
WHERE KOSSELIJ-M rREVAIL?
Neiirlv eigli'ien tnontln of Una
"ell ijm in N or Ih ( 'arolmn, and
what a curse it has been to the peo
ple of wh.it has ni ways been so fond
lv called " ),, North Stale! '
1 here has a! ways U'ctl a feeling
of pride in ehiiinmg lo be a North
Carolinian, for North Candida ha
been mnonymotm with integrity,
, conservatism, and patriotism
J North Carolinians could speak
j with prulo of their past record,
jihoir present high ambitions, and
llieir bright future prospects,
I North Carolina conservatism
meant stability in tinancinl, moral
and political iiiestions, and a slow
ness in entering into such matters
until they ha I been calmly and
thoroughly investigated.
Its integrity stood good for crerf
private ami public matter, while Its
patriotism was a standard of meat
lire for tue American citiienship.
With the adyent or Kuaeellirm all
this begin to change.
The shadow of dark neat com
mence within a few weeks, and
each month the black nes grows
deeper, until with lea than on half
( ita atlnloUWation past, ail it
gloom (wowrvaiwnt tnd Inlttfritr
aahfn.lM( nt im.mt t w tk. a.Li i.
esat OIMIII ilia nairlnlUn f W.lk
' ' r " "''M4ttfM.MWuu;ta
CarolinlaML
f J HatUVrpM
1
odni Maui not larniil lr nam a .f
I.
in?," lhi Uiug duo tu deaeiliont.!
There was something wroug. He
sertious there had been, hut of no
1 serious number.
ninny wen
had
bad
Thu war inspired no patriotism
in the man who was (Jovi rnor of
North Carolina. It might mean
something for Daniel L Butscll,
personally. It ulTered thu oppm -tunily
fur an increase of the one
man powei, il added military lo
civil rule. It gave chance for pro
motion of favorites. Il broadened
and widened the "political pull."
It increased the number of politi
cal serfs within the bonds of lius-
ism.
These and other opportunities the
(lovernor saw as he sat alone in his
room at Haleigh, and thise chances
he has availed h i nrel f of , d isgnsti ng
those who had v ol u nit ered , ai d
preventing others from v o! n nt eon ng
because no one could tell under
whom he was to serve, or whether
volunteering meant lo be undei
Russell's power, or whether volun
teering meant n il to the govern
ment. Thus even in her patriotism,
Ninth Carolina feels the blight ami
curse of liiisseliisui, and in her
pitiable plight excites the oomuus
serat ion of ol her States which can
lint ech,;m. "Boor old North Caro
lina!" And it must continue "p.ior old
Noi t Ii ( aioiiiia while basse
pi ev alls within l er iiorde-,-.
SPANISH OPINION.
1'114-y I III ii U I lit- I ii , iklu ti
iila inn
IMIli nil for u
V.vi oiii, M:iv A Spanish stair
ollieer of hiu'h rank and ability, w ho has
served in 1 he pu-seul Cuban I'liinpaign,
refeirinio i tie American invasion of
( ulia, i lee hi its ihat I he nnilei tak ing bi is
lies nil h liiitii'uli ies.
The oiiiparalive i ns igni lieanee of the
invailini: tone and 1 ho great prepomlei
ii 1 1 e of aiuliiy lo aceonipiin y il seem lo
indieale. lie thinks, 1 he inieinioii of the
American Whir 1 leparl intuit lo land at
Inst a small hoilyol troops ill a stinicgic
of Jjjb'anl a. i oin position close to the
stiTVff w hu h could I e mindly eiiiieiudi
oil and foriihiil. Here 1 he Aineriians
would eiu'e.ivur lo liold mil under ilie
protection of Ihcir ships uniil ihe w liole
inv ailino foli c laniled oi w in sntiicenih
si rong lo niov e in 1 o i he i ni erior.
Till' i'1'Cl alum he sai s is one of ihe
ino-t peiilmis knoHii ;n ihe ail of u.o
apart fiiun ihr i luiiaie dauu'i'rs, which
aie always irieat in Ihe ens,- of Cuba A
strong Spanish force could not only
harass and interrupt ihe formation of
Ihe camp and iiilliei hen v losses .,n t li
adv am ing einemy wnhoul iisking n
general engngi nienl, hut could pmhablv
eat In in olT altogel her f nun his base ol
supplies
The" "l nnkees,' Iwing nsliirsllv heavy,
like all Anglo --in, in soldier-, and en
iiimU'red by liaggage and amlh iv iu
count i y prai I n ull y w it In ni l road - . w here
nil n"ceesssrie, even drinkable vmlcr.
would liaie lo lie conveyed nhing vi nh
llieni, w i u bl lie plai ed at I ho same dis
advantage w il h reirsrd ti Spaniards
Ihe hitler are wilh Ihe Culiin in-u r genu
75,000 VOLUNTEERS
Mll-tt tor By UtrrMinrRl. Korth
nrallnrt MHHmry 1 1 1 r r
Sm i iitl 1 " J oi w un',
INi hi. ii, M.. S I'r.Mil.'M M, K.n
e ill i nurd I(m;i, ..r .'. ibmi nwct
n 'in In r ftr err Tier wih ii( h; criu 1 n -t-rt
It , nh it meant Hint N- iiii ( nrr
)i in U nM I iu p I ! nt' 1 1 a I.i r ) in i.,
'o fin rn-h.
TheENFLUENCE
ol the Mother shapes the conrie
. . i i . . - '
ui iinii.iin general! o n s pocs
souikIiiio thiouojh all 'the!
acs .mil i nters the confinei ol i
Kternity Willi what care, there-
fore, should the F.A.'irctaiit Moth- I
cr he (narclccl, and rimv prcat the
effort lie to ward off dinger and
make her life joyous and happy.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
allay all
re
lieve the
Headache
fCrampa,
Jtnd Nau
Ka,aiiao ii..
JmJr parra the
tyitcm that CkMUrlk it made cay
and the time of recovery ahort-ened--many
any "ttroneer after
than before confinement It in
urea tafctv to life ol both moth
er and child. All who have used
- MMkw'i PtW - My they iU nev
er be without it again. No other
remedy robacoofmcmeat of Kj paia
liwiiMtiWfaM'ai.rtfa-i
tallica im ii ml
1 aM. mm4 rt M( m fmt
-4tM,ta.i snigK,
a-1,.
ari-T
4rI4i "fai MmjIrfMvl
mmmm,t
4
ILL IT SEA.
Mriatioa if He Report
A Batik of ihe Fleets
CABLES ill CUT.
Madrid
News
SimnHy
liivrli Dill
iniMi
sile in.
a I ,i
No
MEN FOR THE WAR
Seicnl) F'iic 1 lie ii sun il More Vol
unteers to be Culled. lleney
iu Cunti'ul at Manila. I n
siiigenls are Active.
( aili. 1 bet A ir it t ii
to Sail.
S eial ' o it '
W A s 1 1 I M , 1
bulletin lsi
iiieiil stale h
In i llial a
Winilwaiit 1
iv. May 'M. An ollieiiil
led from I In Navv l lepai
" t'llele is no le.isoil to hi
h ilde has occiirr".t in ll e
'ass ige " lie olid I his llli'l e
' ls la,r1' " llal
leiuie win reaiioiils ot the Aineiican
sbi)is is know n i , ihe Navy 1 lapailmciit .
Mill enver He vv hen ihollls of Admiral
Ceivela win, his Spanish beet is also
k uovv n to l In 1 i, ;..irlmenl. lni whether
Hie slii f sp male al. Ntntiago do '
Culia or uol. Oi ielary l.opg villi not
Il is a.lnulli d 1 i.i
i a n ships is i l! i 1:1
able lo crush :n.
shouid il ai U ill 10 1 '
C llba . Conn i"0 i
mg siiiladrou i n
i i ipiad t on i if A me; -po:
i. v liicb m ill be
I Icrva i a sipiadrou
leive S llii. ag. do
l ll!. V . vv 1th Ihe ilv-
Nnitio '. lav l!
uai N'lioison should
. A s s, .noil olti : i I
-su nies i n 1 n o i oil
' i I
M lid r ! .
,s helieved
and ' d
have ai in ou llu d.i
Admiral Sunn'soti
luand of 1 lie e: il n i 1
Ml in n .
The wort lion
a nil siei ion- si i
i nch s ,.f i lie e ,
l.-h :ov ei n ine n ;
tloui Ihe seal ol '
In sonic 1 1 la i
silence is ;cti ihii
a It hori 1 Irs ,,
fi ( uba o: fro
iillhl It'Dllht
thai
I 1 1 v
I In
il ,!!'
J U.ll i ,
li either
Admiral I
- I M'l ll
I T,i I I
II
nf ii.- lie. t in the Vy csi In :
'1 he ( .ti 8 " of lhj is 1 v il
e .til hnally I e 'ti ui
VfM'ls ;uul Sijiin aim Lei
nn liac no l(M,ger ;in -v
I n ( ontirmation of i U i
ilhci.tl iu-wh irtstiwl l .1 ty i
Oepartineut announc i!i;i
S', 1 n t x cut the San J i m
cal.l. '
Wot Mrllf
The Nav v Deparinii ic u
tli Mitilritl rcort ol i-nI.-u
Mift i lo Ik- rcinforci i f.n
. 1 lie r.ilht-s ,
mei n an
rst in t-ulf -lintiMicalion.
n , :. lilt of i
II. N.ivy
t ! ' 'cruiser
h not (
di.'l thr
ilcpartu
red 1 1 '
Hill
c lo
tup riiitipiini'H.
'ii t he c ntrary it i- ' If I n in ron vn
tion i( t ir ofHciril?t l h.i wuli Uit Hen
1 1 h-h depart il will Ik- ; i .-, ii , ,i , ( A din iral
(' r.eia In llit- t I i tther Ui iu
m Ihe Kt
Urwej llrikrl rnt .
TI.
fron
I i p:rtn.cnt re t-ivi I k caSlerai
Vdmintl I'.wcv nt Muiui ;h fol-
,u
"Siiu-itKpn iiriclm ij' l. -u
r-al n-an ity nx-vils i ,
ubj tt fenr oulbrciik o' Stn
Atpiiimldo iii ornni7iit;
n' ir ( 'm lie and llicu ..- - ! i
T.iluahh-. '
M.Mkadc.
n foreign
M I-4J M lldlff f ;
1 1 I i I ttrrc i
h e ma' m
M9tm .rut -nl.
to n.nhir lerxirla i-sue I ! gav i
lii e of oi i laraliona of iiu'riliiy !) live
nr.lri.
TllilM' ftle 1 1 a--1 i. (in eei .
,.,
eui la, ihe Ne lure ml. an. I ( n.
At
.i,. .
The War I trpai I uwrii n lh,n ihr
slalrment Ihat additinnn' vulnnli-ms will
lw rallni f ciMi.. n.,i ...i
Kridsv The niiMrH-i nf rxii aaldrd
mdiIi i (Ida i all wul bo wrnl) -livn lliou-
aod
Tho i rniior ( nlnmbia nailed arawanl
,.-.- ,r.iw,i,r ninay. lier
coaling ami autiinr on freati atipplir at
I'biladelpiitn
At Nt-rl N-w f Im Kovernmcnt U
rtvparlng to ftil id. cliy raperially lo
protect Inn iiunx a. ldp Imitdinj planu
tbcr.
MrdaU lo H.o ro tirara railora whi
rnnln iieh lrriir. 4T.iria In aa-- Kotifa
Hrarkrariil.. of ll... tocpwlnboai Cuahli(
haa b va nwanlnl liy ihn Nay,- Irpart.
iwnl. Brekiirtdr waa 4ron d wheti
Iba Ciial m a fu nwla l Havana.
Hli maa4s.
HfNvtkw Kunl o,, In ih a wnmltlm
on lbiM. nf wlnck fen la fcairuMit, wilt
dertda wh0r a not .-lal ml ball lw ra.
portM I iba tlrmat for I b x itrrUtm
ot tmm J.4 tmolad m lor tk MMaalio
of IfaaraH. lb trihf font iwrilatof tb
aoiBMiu Mn noally difidaU. Al
IkMKa ItpaikarllMa la nfiprMa4 I" a a-
Maattui Mrt will prvbaWy vol .!!
ttNaoiet. taactf Iballit ta
ttmmtnUht Um ol kta -mnj U 'wtH
veto tot Dm r Jbi, If ra d, Ikn rm-
Mm 1H torn W MJoyWi by a faa
wmjnrHj. Il rpcak t will Ml aiM
fWKI to f mafnrHy hU party.' M a
o4 Willabadtbitr,k.
TO WEAK KKICUBBOCXKB.
Tki Amy WIU Ut MM, I
lnvta Tnsttn, Wlih
ir-
Nkw York, May 23. There i to be
a remismnee of kDlekerboeaers in the
uniforming of the In I led Stales Army.
Like the colonial troops of revolution
ary limes, the soldiers in the army
of Cuban Invasion will wear knee
breeches.
The mslerial will be very different
from i hut worn by the soldiers in
Tii. The knickerbockers worn by the j
aruiv of invasion will be of brown can-'
v as.
Notice was given today by the ijuar- !
tennaster's ileparln.eut lhal bids would
tic opened for 40,000 brown canvas!
kniekerhoeker suits. Itids will soon be
opened, loo, for long Blockings tor thu
soldicis Leggings will he worn wilhj
ihe loll l; slock ings.
1 lie icasoii foi the proposed adoption '
of k li i. ni l hoi hi i s by Ihe army in Cuba
is lhal thev win he beller suited for Use
in ihe hoilei i l'inaie. Hicau-e of Ihe
dense a inlet a: i o w i h i ii Cu ha it would lie i
necestaiv lo vviai h I'gitigs even if long'
I rouse i s vv ei c us d I he e.iuihiii al ion of 1
leggings and iiniu i e-snry trousrr legs j
would cause ihe sol.lieis great diseoin i
fort. Lpel iem e ha- li..v '1 I hal Ihe
sliort I roioers 1 1 c in-; : r; in iu i ' v i e
S ei Is I . ' l lamp vv eat ill liol coll ll
rUENCIl OriNION.
I Ink I p.tlii II '
Tim- ' nr.
t' l.anli , a n it al
hum ui'u'- V ;uii
t laj -rtl sin,-- w at
(jiupiTu'w lo mlmit
M
Mi
,li ltd:
.' 1 1 ,
lilt IT
was dt
llrvl 1
1. IK'
that un i Ir' li
scon1 (.' v i :il
h'1 n- U? glnonii
rost'r'c for ht'i
A mei ira, lie
nrcpan d itntl
ia n..in:iL; A to
)- act - 'i i ! . lull
l'u in.' now
loi'b. war in
Iku stuili. i!
nrli HM'tl lo th,'
jia:n ha lo-t a
dn !-
v.W
i I liont
oti t it plan ol ar! ion pro
mnii'is M lier i ominuiul.
lai no tied at Manila, hn I t lie .-hips vv .
'Mill tnlij." ami .all lioiiuh Ail mi i al I )ov-y i
IioliU tin1 ha , lit' i- not in p.tsse-sion of i
llic il-nnl-
In Cuba Anii ilr t ln silt tvctli'il in j
notiiinir, lit-r nitcmph to hind troops'
ha i' 1't't'ii fniM ralt'il, the lioiului) i linen I
of San -luan uas a lailnic anl llir Itlock
Hv lias not 1'O' U a --iict't1--.
h i tin1 ol lirr lian.l, . :i s M r I unlry,
tlic .--iliialion :ts tfj;aiil Spain in Cnlia is
st'iisililv im;i'o t'tl. The loyalists lliric
ban
linn.
: The
w i ' i !
hnal
i ( il nioncv, ai ni innl anunnni
food is
e made
r sen! lo 1 1 1 o 111
' pro'l ('- VI il li 1 he
eft'iid their poi I-, and
l one of I lies-' pol Is a
d l'oo.I, i apid, modern
landed and ll ell ai nied
lii i 1 k 'I ni i nn,
- ( oi i v ,
v makes oai , bill he
ei ol ihe lam of F. .1.
tillL' business in ilie
u m v and Male afo: e
T 1 1 in will pa v I he sum
.H Hi il.l.A K tm each
I '.i v i; i: II 1 ha ! ea nnoi
e of II vl i - lii v l; l; i l
1ANK I . ( 11 KN I V.
ine and - 11 '-. i . d in
I' ll day of 1 , , in1 or.
W (ibKAsiiy
l I ne se:
I hi in v
City ol 'I
said, a'.'
of o.K
llli'l el '!
: be , ui"1
do. C
s. V I.
- - .Nonary Put ic. ,
I ad's Calaiili l ure is taken inter-j
nally, and aid s ill i eel iy on the til nil and
niueoiis surfaces of Ihe sv-lein. Send
for lesl i in o n i a ' -, f 1 1 e I
F. .1 CIIF.NKV A' i ll Toledo, (I. !
Sold by lrilg::i.ls
Ibid'- Vmiiilv Pills
ire Ihe host.
N ii i r i.i 1
nil IU r t ii
Special !
It vl l l
ei i n al
Mm -'I
The fo
Oil . IJ Su-
e handed
pn ine
don n
Balk
v s 1 1 arr:
I'.eanf.
.1.1. lion
el rot .
tti rmeil
rr W orks, no
Uol. Ill-'
( 1 nihil
on or
A lb. i -
I n - u I am
il 1 1 1 mol
I'lnpnn y,
from
ite.
il,
IKillioDt Given Away. '
I i is 1 1 1 1 fiinly prl i fv mi; I o 1 he ml die j
i o in ' a of one i out u n in I lie In nd vi hn '
aie rot lifllld lo be einelol.K In Ihe
neooy .mil mfTeiinp, 'I he pmpi ielor'n of I
I r. Kin :'s Neva 1 'iv on i v for Con mi nip
1 iou. coundn nod colds hnv c iteu auaji
oier i en milliou irial lmlile of lldn
real niidicino ami hnie ihe alifAetiiiii
of kin ine l hri" alanilulel i enred Ihou' j
and ef miflea can'f. AiUunin, llron
. hull. II lamrfieu ami all ili'wii ot Ihe
Tliruat, Chril nn.l l,'iii aie an rely
i-oreil by It. Call on F. K DuMy, llic
IrtiRirlit, anf (t't trial Iwlllu free, reg
dar tire 'iCc mid (I. Kviry Unlit1 guar
aiileol, or irb e refunded
Tlr, HMlrlrt Uma
rHiir i'mm vMila .
Notice l hereliy plrcu Hint III lcm
nciatlc O.iyentlon of Ilie Tldrd Con
Krainnal Dlitilcl will be bald In the
ion n of Clinton, tUmpion oounly, N.
C. on Thurnliy, .luno tKnli, IMIK, all 3
VWrk hi., for the ptirfrntv ol nornlna
tlax a rat. did ate (or Congrraa and for
ucli Mbr biulneiK may properly
coma Iwfora thn ('mi vent Ion
11 y n'dar of tna K.ifmiko Commltlar,
W K. MUUC1I1HO.H,
('haiirnaa.
JoIlK fJiPBttWOOl).
leerttaij'.
May H.1HM.
I'aprra la dlmrtct will pleat ropy.
Ta w7kaa 1 1 May I mmm rm.
From ibU I Una forth 1 will ot ba rra-
"I '"V44'" ' f
wit C. Lot'tae SPMiiM.NtiKkta.'
Mayrnli.
t -, a-..t .t ii t tua, 11
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
. .n-:-, ; IN THZ COUNTS O K TIGHT TO
-nu rxc'':vt: 'i:-E or the wo:. J castoma." AXD
DR CAMUCL PiTCHEr?, cf Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was' the "edgier f "CASTOR! A," ih: same that
has borne and tiivs I:: r sjSTT' n CTCTy
ihe fac- simile sijnditr: ij A&cZ wrapper.
Thisis theorigiud "CAGT0RI A" diich hasbcen used in
the homes cf the Mothers cf America for ever thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY ct the wrapper cr.d see that ii is
the kind you hck-am bought sfTZT m the
and has the ic nature of Uf74A444 wrap
per. No on: has authority f i nc to hoc my name except
The Centaur Commraj, cf duch dies. 11. Fletcher is President.
March 24,189s.-.
Do Not Be
Do not cmlun.:. r l'.u life c f your child 1 accepting
a cheap r.ubstiaite which sonic clru;;'..st may offer you
(because he makes a few more pent.! ; oa it), tlte in-
Teilients of uliiih even he does not know.
r'The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
TH CINTAUN COMPANY. TT IIUKWr ITHfll. N . W YORK CITV.
At Unheard
I am Selling a Bran New Western or Cincin
nati Buggy for $25.00.
If you want a Surry 1 can t-ell ou one just from tlie factory for f(i5.
I loan have on band K'H'gies made by Kandolpb, Kii Rton. N. (J ;
I'v son and ,lonoH, ( 'ni I lingo, N.C.; lln-eey, Taiborn N C ; ll'ckliev,
Wilson. N. ('.: I'.ailionr. Siulli Itotdon, Va., wbioh I am -i llni oheiip for
i he CAS 1 1 or ON TI A K.
CliKAT I!KIrcri() IN' Will I'S. For I be next :in ho I will
sell W liipt) for olh: on the 1 00.
New Line of Summer liobeg Just. Iieeoivi d.
Have IIOKVSKS AND MUI-KS which will be sold al Kcduced I'ricw,
h I want to reduce n.y flock for the eniiiiner,
I'on't Fo.get thai I am ill the Uarnefs liii8ineHi.
J. STEWAET,
r'H r,o,;;Ui.vv"r,; New Berne, N. G.
M. Halm & Co.,
?
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stables.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL C CALEBS IN
HORSES IvCTTX-BG !
A .COMPIiETi: iMNK OF-
Buggies, Poad Carts and Harness.
No.'f 1 1 8, IM and In niddla Street
Jlighctt of all la Lmenlng Strengthv-LtteM U. &. Cov Root Mb
j ' V. - 4 j ' ; aihi, ' --j
' , t 4-. tMt k J.a
.
Deceived.
of Prices.
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