S . . . .- . : :
A Purely Vegetable Blood
v Remedy is the Only
. Cure.
If tlio-pcopli- p-wiu'mlly l:rfw the
, true Cull! .ii li'Uili;:'. ,..!ii. t , ie
tvouM la siu-li lliu.y, -s 1"
metus nn.i IctioiiH l'..r i !n.- ,i,iifi,!
. nnl distilling .tiu-i-. The t.- i
Khoinnn; ini is ;t (l;siflro.i
' r i Ik i imxl it cin
1IiPjvt.ro. in. ly ilinm
. ' !ut oil LIikhI i.niedi
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Ulinuiii.il im:i, fur ii i u !
lllS(lt., ;!1H H'll'i'ii i ; ;..
h'tOtnl Vl.,i'y IJ:' :.;t.ijiil'
& llici lii1. If ,'iiv : 1 1 ' -
v tho (:i!)- r. ;.l i. I.khI r. . (! .
l""u'i"i' -1 i"e vi'iv i'(pi(ii:i
of even i lie i.itM obsl iim'.o c.we.
A few yciia ajio I was taken with in
flummiiiorv Hh.Mii'uitism. which, ihouj;!,
Mild hi tii st. bwiunf gradually so in
tense thnt I was for weeks unable Id
walk. I tried several prominent physi
cians mid look their treatment faith
fully, but was unable to Ret the slightest
relief. In fact, -my condition seemed to
grow worse, the nalns spread over my
entire body, and from November to
. March I suffered agony. I tried many
patent medicines, but none relieved me.
Upon the advice of a friend I decided to
try 8. 8. 8. Before allowing me to taka
It, however, niy guardian, who was a
chemist, analyzed the remedy, and pro
nounced it free of potash or mercury.
Great I very Way.
"Football 19 a glial game for discus
sion just now.''
"Yes, and for concussion, too."
How To rind Out.
Fill a Lottie oi common glass wiih
your water and let it stand twenty four
hours; a sediment or settling indicate!
- an unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
If it stains your linen it Is evidence
or kidney trouble; too frequent desire to
rass it or pain in the back is also con
vincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
WIIATTO DO.
Thfrre is comfort in the knowledge so
ofteu expressed, that Dr. Kilmei's
Bwamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every with in curiug rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passages.
It corrects inability to UoM water aud
tralillng pain pawing it, orbad effects
following "use of liquor, wine or beer,
and oveic Miie-i that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled to go often during
the d iv, and go get up many times (dur
ing the iilbi. The mild and the extraor
dinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized, it stands the highest for its
Wonderful cures of the most distressing
cases. If you need a medicine you should
have the best. At druggists fifty cents or
one dollar.
Tou may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail, if you send your
aldresUo Dr. Kilmor & Co, Bingham
t n, N. Y. When writing be sure and
mention that you read this generous offer
in tho New Berne Weekly Jourmal.
In the f eason.
Foot-ball games are rampant now
The spirit's everywhere,
Tou feel It in your marrow bones
And see it in the hair.
KOZLBT'I LIHON ELIXIR.
A PUaaaat Lemea Drink.
Cares Indigestion, headache, malaria,
kidney disease, fever, chills, loss of appe
tite, aoDiiny, nervous prostration ana
1 . '. I i l '. i . i r i
H AMlfeflh HIHnAwaKj I1 1 A
tSoslty's Lamaa, Xllxly
Cared me of Indigestion. 1 had suffered
medicine, but all railed, rilnce taking
, Lemon Elixir I can eat anything I like
W. A. GairriTB,
Ileevesvllle, 8. C.
, Mamley's Lessee tUxtr.
Cured me of Indigestion end heart dis
ease, after j ears of suffering, when all
obr remulles and eWiora had failed.
V" . - N. D COLKMAN,
.. Ueulaa,?. C.
-t i
' ' resUf's Leaiem tllxtr.
. I have been a greet eefferer from djs-
iw ii.r bwiii Hibvva jtwtw, mr srvnB
1 1 i i ,t . . . i i
mv iwb mj um, humki agq ntrweia,
with terrible heedacbte. . Letaoe EUxIr
cored me My appetite' is good, sod I
an wsU. I bail Ukea e barrel of ether
' esedloiee, that dona me no good, . --
- CttAKLta tiiaaian.'
K. 1518 Jsffsrsoa 8t , UeUvUle, Ky. '
. . v Keeiey'i Leatee tUxit '
. Cured tie of eelarged Hear, eervoet In
dlgeetloe end heart dleeee. -1 wet naa
Me to walk Dp slaJre or de asy kind ef
. work. 1 wee irraled by many pbrttclaas
fmt got bo Utter ttatll 1 atert LemoB
Juli xlf,- I ess sew bltby end vlcorooe.
0. ILBaldwi1.
' we.8 Alefstxter 8L, AtLata,0s-
KCZLtT LXHOlt DOT MOfeV.
Ceres all eonghs.eoMa, boefieeees.sore
throet, bmachlilr, bptnorrhite. aed all
throat and leaf dlaeeeea. tlegaat, telle
til. - -
Tweoljr (ve eeote at dregglsU. Pre
pereJ ealy by Dr. IL Motley, Al'aata.
ue. , - -
Tails Kctair se-et There It oee faak
loasWs word la Fraeee today, (ad U Is
as Cnfllsb word. Oet ep-to daiedaadlee
en 'I Ik ft female friead a y ef tvery
thing that le al'gseii "C"sl tmaiL Oet
te ee loeger "thle," bet "swart." "
Ur e bnntiA.l U saHsnrd by
rti lnie of the feline lotfp ee
l aa I s safe l tbeolute certain rnre for
rriHipmrb M oe W'Bule f on Cere
t t)ilyonr Utile ioee are protected
:.!niti."S"Ti'. FBDjfTy
I felt au much better after taking iw
bottle, thai I enfti ino. d th r....w' .
UiiU ill two month 1 wan ran .1 i-..ni-
t'U-Usly. TV cure w pernmu. m f r
t ha.it never sine had a ti. h ,,f
Khuuinatikiii, though many 1 1 in e
i-ipoaed to damn m.d rpi.n,Ur
; fill P.m'. Ii. Avcn'io. ". IniVI !,
i I he - w
with .,,
'" 1.1 . .1
hii ve bad eii-i m :.. e
lat.oin kuvjiv tLit ,i
re severe each year,
i h.-r blixxl discascH,
ire totally tillable in
rs
cure it. In f:i, t,
the ouly remedies
which they ' re
BCiibe are potash
an J mercury, an J
though temporary
A: .
relief may result,
- ' V ' ',cse reiuf-dies pro
" '"' f; ' dtice a slifTiiess of
' ; f joints aud only iu
leusil'y ihe disease.
S. S. S. uuver disappoiuta, for it
is madu to cure these deep-rooted
diseases which are beyond the
reach of all other remedies. It
cures permanently Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Cancer.Scrofula.Eczema,
and all other blood diseases. It
is the only blood remedy guar
anteed Purely Vegetable
Books mailed free by Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
I Scentless riowarr.
j An Austrian chemist who has been
, making researches into the subject de
clares that out of the 4110 varieties of
I flowers known and cultivated in Europe
I scarcely 400 have any odor, and of tbet-e
nearly fifty have an odor which is if any
thing, disagreeable.
t ha Best matter.
A piece of llannil dampened with
ChambcrlainV Tain Balm and bound on
to the affected pnris is superior lo any
plaster. When noutOcd with a pain in
the chttt or hide, era lime buck, ghe it
a liial. You are certain lo be more than
I leased with the prompt relief which it
affords, l'ain liulin is nlso a certain
i ure for rheuniuiii-m. for sale by F S
Duffy.
What the Gir.s Have Learned.
"They say I he way lo win a man is to
talk to him about himself."
"No; the way to win him U to let him
talk to you about himself."
In 1887 Mr, Thomas Mcintosh of
Allentown, Teun., had an attack of dy
sentry which became chronic. "I was
treated by the best physicians in East
Tennease without a cure,' he ssys.
riuany i ineu unamuerialu s Colic.
fl..,, T . ; 1 I
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After
using about twelve bottles 1 was cured
sound and well." For sale bv F. S.
Duffy.
Li Snowa How.
"Riches," remarked Li Hung Chang's
private secretary, "have wings " "That's
true," was the answer: "but 1 don't pro
pose to let 'em get out of the coop ',
Sloe.
Ir. E. Dfirboa'nAail Dlurtie
May be worth more to you than 1100 if
you have a child who soils bedding from
incontinence of water during sleep.
Cures old and young alike. It arrests the
trouble at once. SI. bold bv C. D. Brad
ham, druggist. New Berne. N. C.
An Able Defense.
'Why did Josephine dismiss her suit
for damages."
"The man proved that he ran into her
bicycle because he was looking at her."
Boothiog, healing, cleansing, De Witt's
Witch Haxel Salve is the implacable
enemy of soree, bnrns and wounds, It
never falls to core Hies. You may rtly
upon It. F 8 Daffy.
Befl e (iOeelae.
Intellectual people are those wno
understand what we mean when we
don't say anything.
Uew te Leek Oeed.
Good looks ere really more I ban skin
deep, depending entirely on e healthy
condition of ell the vital organs. If the
liver is Inactive, yon have a bilious look,
If your stomach la disordered, yon have s
dyspeptlo look, If your kidneys are
affected, yoe . have a pinched look.
Secure , good .health, sad : you ' will
sorely have C food looks. "Elec
tric Bitters" ; Is a' good Alterative eod
Toolo. ; Acta directly on the stomach,
liver and kidotyt, purines the blood,
ceres pimples, blotches sad' bolls,' sad
lives a good eomplexlori.- Every bottle
guaranteed. Bold at r. 8. Duffy's drag
store. M cents per bottle. . v
Oee4 Only at rifmrev'"'. , V
WorlU Praakl, who as a child wis si-
klbtied esa mathematical prodigy, re-
renlly tried te commit suicide by Jump
lag from a Vlenea bridge lalo the
Deaebe. ITU power to add flgsree eras
failiag and he had learned Bo other
t teas of eerelng a living, -' -
Overw me evil with good. Overcome
your eiub end euhle with One Minnie
Coab. Cere. It Is so good ctlldren cry
for U. It cores eroup, bmnrhlile, pna
moeta, grippe aed ell throet and long
dleeaere. F. 8. Daffy, v-f
Whea la Raybore amp et ibi inptn
uexte for good eortmmndettoni
twill . Ai V
ef
inBDDMm
Tfcw Eaaate ieisn Mmp
swm riMi law cety ji
The ex-eo idler who badelgcd ie the
free shooting at Lee Taylor's store lfua
day eight aed woeeded one colored
maa and was raptared and pat in the
city Jail, escaped the same night aad de
parted for parts eakaowe.
It appears that the man's name was
Hartal tld, anppoaed to be a clllxea of
Raleigh end e former member of the
First Regiment North Carolina Volun
teers. It appears that be was in the bad
railway wreck in Georgia in which a
number of the First Regiment men were
injured. Hartifleld is said to have been
badly injured and obtained $4,000 from
the railroad company and a pension
from the Government of $12 a month.
So be baa money to burn and is succeed
ing in his efforts.
His escape from the jail Is a good deal
of a mystery. There is a difference of
opinion as to how it was effected. When
Chief Roberta went to jail In the morn
ing the door was locked and everything
looked the same as the night before, but
the bird had flown. The key was in
charge of colored policeman Raker.
Baker was in the ball all night and au
electric light makes the jaii easily seen
from Ihe window. Baker has resigned
and was to go Saturday. He was dis
charged yesterday after the escape was
known
Tliere is a very small window in the
jail. Perhaps Ihe prisoner escaped
through it, by the aid of some one on the
outside to pull him through. Hartsfield
is a small man, about 120 pounds in
weight. But the window is very small
also. By exact measurement it is 5 J by
15J- inches. Anyone who will try to put
his head through a hole of that size will
realize how small it is. The hole is about
five feet from the ground and a mattress
was found under it on the inside as if
used to stand on. But it must have been
a tight squeeze for even such a small
thing as Hartstieki.
The dismantled volunteer gave his
name as John Ilenner w hen arrested.
Who his friend was is unknown
The
friend did not stay at
he hotel that
night, so he was evidently busy in cither
pulling Hartsfield through the crack or
paying out good dollars to some one to
unlock the door. The two comrades
in adventure made themselves extremely
scarce.
t'fr At Bnybnro,
On Monday night, about nine o'clock,
the dwelling of Mr. J. F. Cowell at Bay
boro was discovered to be on fire, the tire
apparently Blarting from a defective Hue
The dwelling house was entirely de
stroyed, with most of its contents, and
the store building nearby was saved, but
some of its contents were damaged.
The friends of Mr.. Oowell will lie very
sorry to learn of his misfortune.
Ti
Th " Wllnrrbclon Kiot."
It is remarkably how many papers, not
only those at the north, that seldom,
even by accident, get anything right con
cerning the South, but some also of oui
own Slate, make the palpable mistake of
calling the recent disturbances in Wil
iniugton "Election Riots," the fuel being
that they happened nearly two days
after election, which had passed off
quietly, was over, and had no connection
ith it.
The trouble grew out of a vile insult
ing article published in a negro news
paper defaming the women of North
Carolina, and the bloodshed was pre
cipitated by negroes firing first on white
men who bad ordered the rascally editor
of the paper out of the city and destroy
ed his property.
We call upon the Press of the State to
represent this matter in lis proper light.
There was no "election riot" In North
Carolina.
rrom New Zealand.
Rkiftoh, New Zealand, Nov. 28, '80.
I am very pleased to state that since 1
took the agency of Chamberlain's medi
cines the sale has been very large, more
especially of the Cough Remedy, In two
years I have sold more of this psrticular
remedy than of all other makes for the
previous five years. As to its efficacy, I
have been Informed by scores of persons
of the good results they have received
from it, and know Ita value from the use
of It in my own household. It is so pleas
ant to take that we have to place the
bottle beyond the reach of the children.
E. J. SCAKTI.IBI BT.
For sale by F 8 Duffy.
Met Legal Tester.
"I must reooeaho congregation to
contribute generously thle. morning,"
said Rev. Mr. Bllmpay, sadly. "My sal
ary la eight months la arrears, and my
creditors ere passing. I, of course,
work largely for love, sad love equally,
of course, te tender, but H isn't legal Un
der." Aa Samsrietaf Druggist.
There are few eat a more wide awake
and enterprising tkaa F " S. Duffy who
spares bo pales to secure the beat of
everything Iu their lias for their many
customers. They now have the valuable
agency for Dr. King's Mew Discovery
for Consumption,' Coughs and Colds.
This Is lbs woaderfol remedy that Is pro
duolng seen a furor all ovsr the country
by he many startling cares. It absolutely
en res Astbms, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
aad all affections of the Throat, Cheat
aed Longs. Cell at above drug store
end get trial bottle free or a regular
siae for 50 ocnts ssd $1.00. Ouareaieed
to cere or price refunded.
Keatnek teienee. 1
DrsDeon "I see here that acleatlsts
claim ibe bnmtS bod t be rosnpoeed ef
80 per cent ef water." Col Kslntock
"I've eesys eosieeded, sob, that there
was sSeolaielf no aeceeslty, sub, lor
drinking sny."
COUCH SYRUP
Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia.
The beet remedy for lung aflectKms.
Sajtll iwa. Vrc" 33 eta. ii drajgu-j.
xrrcoiaor suction.
ettkrra lavretere Leafrr rmr
rsl f ihu Imm
Mr. J. J Wolfeoden of this clly. who
ia largely interested in land in this sec
tion, and who has (old several Ure
tracts to northern parties, says thai the
election hat had a wonderful elT.-ri in
cnansin the sentiment of northern it -vestors
in land in this section.
SaiJ Mr. Wolfendeu: ,-I have reieied
a number of letters from northern par
ties making imquiries about land since
the election These same panics could
not be loduced to look this wsy k fe
months ano. and mil for a minu.- could
I have held the attention of a l.uter of
lauds for investment, if the election had
gone against Ihe Democratic m i;et
The siluation looks bright now, ami we
may look for business and men with
money who want land. The fear of ibe
negro has gone."
I lli.((iii(.. n.
If the management of the theater can
not preserve order in the gallery, it
Is uoped that the public will not pat
ronize the place. When disorder in the
gallery becomes so great that gentlemen
have to leave (he floor to put a stop to the
noijc on their own responsibility, mat
ters have como to a pretty bad pas9.
v nen negro minstrels are on the stage
it is not so bad to have a racket from the
"peanut gods", but at u. concert with
violin and vocal selections it is quite an
other matter. Since the entertainment
several gentlemen have expressed them
selves as demanding that the guilty par
ties, who are known, shall be prosecuted
and punished for the offense by thj au
thorities. So much fort lie disgraceful part
of the performance, for which the Jouit-
nal apologizes to the ladies and gentle-
men of the Concert Company on behalf
of the community
Lovers of good music received a treat
in last night's programme of the "Metro
politnn Concert Company." Miss Julie
Vallcttc gave a number of selections that
were very favorably received. Mr. Carl
Hieck was pleasing iu several tenor
pieces aud received liberal encores. Mr
Arthur Freeman accompanied on the
piano and gave two selections.
The violin playing of Miss Jeanie Ben
son gave great satisfaction. The selec
tions were given with beautiful expres
sion and the notes as they came from Ihe
most pei feet of instruments, the violin,
were clear and true.
The last piece on Ihe programme was
a selection from "II Trovalore" with
Miss Vallctte and Mr. Rieck in two vocal
parts and Miss Benson on the violin
and Mr. Freeman on the piano. I' was
quite operatic in execution and the only
trouble was its being too short.
The audience was ralher small, due
perhaps to the weather and that people
have become accustomed to looking at
the price charged as loo high for New
Berne.
Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
a man for tits home in the skies. Hut
early to bed and a Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer and liettcr
and wiser, F S Duffy.
La VNjrllf Nvunniitiit FniiiI.
Tho La Fayelto Memorial Commission
has been requested by l'resideut McKin
ley to report to him the amount of funds
contributed by the school children of the
L'nited States for the crectiou in Paris
of a monuraert to La Fayetle. The Com
mission is desirous that postmasters .ind
public and parochial school official for
ward the amounts held by them at the
earliest possible date to Treasurer I 'has.
G. Dawes, Washington. It Is expected
that Congress will appropriate for a
pedestal an amount of money In dupli
cate of the pennies and nickels iven by
the children, which will approximate
$50,000 or $00,000. This appropriation
will be asked for in the form of La
Fayette souvenir half dollars, Ihe silver
for which will cost the government half
the face value or $25,000. It Is thought
that the coins may readily be disposed
of at a premium or one dollar each.
"Life Feaewer" Tor Ladies
0:ivla Peterson, of Coldwater, Mich.,
writes: "1 had not been able to sit up a
half day at a lime for thirteen years until
I used the Mystic Life Itenower. It has
cored me of nervous troubles, headache
and a very bad stomach. It has helped
me in no many ways, and cured ms of
afflictions thai the doctors said could not
be cored. The blessed Life Renewer has
done more for me than all the Patent
Medicines, Doctors and Christian Science
treatments combined. It is the most
wonderful medicine I ever saw."
Bold by Oeaiy's Pharmacy.
well elt
lion. P. M. Peat-sell, of New Bar a a, Is
one whose splendid services la the late
campaign deserves special mention, lis
had entire charge of the appointment!
of speakers and arranging of the can
vass of the State, and thus proved of
Inestimable assistance lo cbalrmaa
BlmmoBS. Jtr. Blmmoas concedes lo
the excellent Judgment aad painstaking
ability ot Mr. Pearaall greet credit, eod
aeyi hU services were actually Indlspea
sabls. ' ' .
Mr Fearsal! Is one of the Btats's truest
J ". 1 aever falls to render faithful
and s II eel I ve service riatslh Tost.
Tbe latest flgares on Hoe. C. K.
Tbotnae' electloa for Congress, give kin
I2U Totes aislorltr.
i mm . I
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e ' . m I ' Ml, . .N.y hull I... .1 .1111
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4 I a
XSm
WH1TB OOTa1XJSMBMT.
aerretf-a mm Lgr
.U. TSi IImii.
er ! I . feir!
Ghkkm ili , N C . No
Negrce ao longer control
i-uiU r
(i f(-t'l
.'1
the town governrufDi Lk .: j p..
the hands of wbiie men Tin
-I .i.ii
L::gr
was made quietly and peaceful . m. . -.. '
in fact that few people '.'re au;e ir
what was going on uuin it Lit I :
accomplished amlt bite policemen a;
peered on the 61 reels T u o( liit m-g r.
councilmen resigned and a epetin! meet
ing of the board elected white men h
succeed them. The white Chief of 1'olkc
had already become nnea&v au J rerirne 1
The change In the couueilmeu mu le i, i
consul of four while men ami t,..
nejroe', jul tbe reverse ( f how i;
formerly stood, and the lirst orl; if the j
new board was lo 'li-ini-.s the negio us-
sislant policemen mi:. I ele( I l v.1.,1.
oflcers, a ho v ent o-i 'in s: , :: e
D1STKIW4IM1 Niontlli I.IM.-.
Permanently cured l y Hie nnsi.-r'
power of tVnith American Nervine Toni .
Invalids need stiller im lunger h.-cuu-this
great remedy can cure them ail H i
is cure for the whole world of Hiomaeh
weakness and indigestion. The cure In -gins
with the first dose. The relief ii
brings is marvelous ami m pi ising. Ii
makes no failure; never disappoints. No
matter how lonir you htivi; sutfi red, youi
Cure is rerU'in cndi-r the i se 01 U'l icul
health-giving force. 1'lc xnnt and al
ways safe, fold by '. IV Brad I am
Druggist, New Berne, N. C.
j
Holcl Bnll.y. I
Mrs. II. C. Bailey of Kinston bus j
moved her hotel, the "Bailey House", i
from the former location to the place j
known as the "Nunn Hotel" near the
depot. She will be pleased to entertain j
her patrons at this convenient location, j
l tie house has been refurnished and put j
in excellent shape and a new dining
hall added. Traveling men will be espec
ially welcome.
Living Made Easy.
Mrs. Bcaslcy "I can't understand how I
'he Malvins manage to live so well on '
his income." i
Mr. Hes'ley 'T can; I went up lo h:s ;
office lo see him ycslerday, and twentj -seven
men were waiting in the hall cried
out in chorus, asking
collecting for."
vhat firm I was
RKKII.P ;iN NIX Mill KS
Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease !
relieved in six l ours by "New jrcai I
South American Kidney Cure." It is a
Kreat surprise on account of its exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain in blad
der, kidneys and back, in male or female
Relieves retension of water almost im
mediately. If yon want quick relief and
tiro this is the remedy. Sold by C. I).
Bradham, Druggist, New Berne. N. C.
Underfed Russia.
According to recent letters of Count i
Leo Tolstoi, the Russian people con- I
auine 80 per cent, less than ihe normal j
amount of food neceisary for the main
tenance of health. ,
A Snre Sign ef Cronp.
Horseness in a child that is subject to j
croup is asure indication of the approach
of the disease. If Chamberlain's Couixh
Hemedy is given as soon as the child be
comes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will pre
vent Ihe attack. Many mothers who have
croupy children always keep this remedy
at hand and find that it saves them tnti. h
trouble and worry. It can always be de- .
pended upon and is pleasant to lake,
for sale by K S Duffy .
The Lemon Trade.
October 22, 1S08, there
On
transit to the United States i',;i.22:i bom s !
nf l.,na. nn ih .mB ,!., i i mi.? , i, '
here
were iM.stH) lioxes,
number was 11,201).
and In H!M1
Ihe
Bit. II. STKEKT, Sole Owner & Prop. K. Itt PACK, Manager & Salesmaa
PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
Middle Slr t, lUew Herns?, IV. V.
sFOR THE SALE 0F
T-JHIJkF TOBACCO.
. 4 We hay o every
Auiplo capital, largo
Highest Harket Prices Guaranteed the Seller,
jVTLothor shipped or brought In person. A 'trial, will c ...inco you.
Ccm3and see us. Wctpromiso to sendjyou homo atlsflcd.
SOTfil C1D
27
lerg park ure of the wrorW hft rlesuiflPr
fur n la hit I. KU1J arrvater wonooj in 4 pound
Luvca.2f. AU grocer. Made ony by
THE S. It. FAIR BARK COMPAKY,
CbU-atJ. L. Luuip, Kejw Vorlt. Bcftoo, PMlavJeJpUaV
JACK HORNER.
The II li b 1-1 um
t-'ruiu Tluit
Thai
hrini
lie- Kxtracted
DINI I'i-.
For the benefit of those who tire not
quite little folks Agues Curr Sage, iu
Lippincott's Magazine, tells tho origin
mid hii-tury ol Mi.ne lanimra nnrsery
Hones and rhymes, nini.ni; ther.i "The
Plcni-ani lli.-tory of .lack Hoim r, " ecu
luiuiiiK "Hi Witty Trii k ui 1 IJo ;..i
nit l'l'iiuk-, " tor so it is h; fifth i:in
ei y old chnpl uok, canluliy pi.Miviil
lu the ii idleiu.!! lihiaty.
It nppiris that this worthy was stew
crd to an abbot of Glastonbury. The
good abbot learned that his majesty
Henry VIII had seen fit to be indignant
becaueu the monks bud built a kitchen
which ho could not burn dowu. Now, it
king's indignatiou was dangerous and
must be ;ipp;a.-ed. Tbereforu tho abbot
sent his steward, Jack Horner, to pre
sent tbe soveieigu with a suitable peace
offering. It took the form of a big aud
tempting looking pie, beneath the crust
of which Ihe tmiii-fer rtunitu uf 1 i. ot
ors wm, hjii(itu
But Ma-li r Jack hnd nil eyo for the
profit of r.n. 1, and on the road he
slyly lift -I the trtisttind nlv-irncti d ih
deeds ol t lie .Mini, r of Wells. On his
return, I : i:i;in;; (lie do ds. be plausibly
explained that liny had liciu given to
him by Ihe king; lnucu thn rhyme:
I. illle .hi. 't l!.:vn. r
Km in :i u! );i i- mfthe v.ii.nil,
l' 1 iu; hi ( ')ll'i-t emu pie ;
II. ' Jlllt 111 hH lllP.llil.
.Ami pill!. .1 ..lit H pi. on (the tille dentl.
S:i ,e.:,-. - Whit n hriivi- 1 ,,v in.,
i '1 (. m ii men.
The Cli'Yi laud Lender lay.-that a man
j registered in a local hotel tho other day,
giving his place of residence as .Sleepy
Eye, Minn. Half au hour Inter another
I guest registered from Puinted Post, la.
Tint clerk paid no especial attention
to this, but when tun next man toreis-
ter holdly wrote Whito Pitrenn.
Mich., '"lifter his uoi;.u, both the clerk
and the bookkeeper be;. an to get inter-'
ested. j
While they Were talking about tho I
queer names thut had been given to!
Hoine of our western towns, u dignilieill
looking man stepped up to t ho cilice, I
whirled liie register uround, and'
scrawled "llorsolieud.-, N. Y. "
Miperliit l
Dr. Johnson says in his "Oruuimar
of tho L'nglish Tongue;" "The com
parison of adjectives is very uucerlain,
and, being much legiilated by conmio
dionsne: - o! ulterunec, is not easily re
duced to rules. "
Then be ijuntcH passages from "I'ara
diso Lost, " in which these words are
found, "virtuiniH'st, " " powerf ullest, "
und a passage from ".Samson Agouistes"
which eonlains tin word "fmnousest. "
Surely Milton bud linear. Notes and
Queries.
Mnnlcliial Jen lonnlra.
New Yorker You tiro a stranger
hero, I presume.'
I 'i. ; l I i. . : ,.. . t
(Jin. HK1 l.lllll ( HUUKI!1JY 1 am irom I
the great city that New York is jealous
of. j
New Yorker Ab! And how are
things iu dear old Lunnoii! New Y'ork 1
Weekly
Nik Wnr ' Kiel..
All Arkansas coiit. inporarv records a
'lm,'r (u" uf hnanciul liregularity. It
1)h'"'h that a young man down there
swallow. 'I a ct pper cent by mistaku aud
a d(K'tor inatle 111 11 1 cough up $2. Cbi
"ago Tune- 1 b raid.
laclllty for conducting
and well-lighted floors,
MM
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored
is sold with a
written ruar-
aulee to Cure Insomnia, Fits, Dlrzinees. Hysteria-
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. Seminal Loasc,
Failing Memory-the result of Over-work, Worry,
Sirkness, Errors ol Youth or Over-inaulrence
D.l- En. .... . m k- .
. Bou vi , u wuxev ve.
hor quick, positive and lastinr results In Sexna!
Weakness
mnoteiicy, Nervous
Del
ability and Lost
Vitality, use
Slue Label i
Eive strength and
Larfi SprniAi rlmihu
uble
hireiiKin win give sirenftn ana tone to ev
give strength and tone to every
Pert
a pel
rmanent cure. Cheapest and beet
loo Pills $2; by mail.
FREE A bottle of the famous faraaM TJm.
Pellets will be given with a Si box or more of Mac
aetic Nervine. Iree. Sold only by
F. S. DUFFY, New Berne, N. 0
1"J I M 3 il j"" ef i iiii n r
Isilhl ffifl I M laJliLaji.
THE NEW WAY.
VTJOMEN used
to think " fe
rn ale diseases "
could only be
treated after "lo
c a 1 examina
tions" by physi
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands of
modest women
silent about their
Buffering. The in
troduction of
Wine of Cardul has now demon
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not require a physician's attention
at all. The simple, pure
taken In the privacy of a voman's
own home insures quick relief and
speedy cure. Women need not
hesitate tow. Vine of Cardul re
quires 1.3 humiliating examina
tions for Its adoption. Itcuresany
disease that comes under '.he head
of "female troubles" disordered
menses, falling ajr the ' omb,
"whites, " change oT life, ltmakes
women beautiful by making them,
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 at
the drug store.
For advice In ease3 reoulrlne special
dlrectl'jns, address, r'vlnjr eynptomj,
Ihe "Ladles' Advisory Department,"
Tho Chatttnoota Medicine Co., Chatta
nooga, Term.
W. 1. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Miss., uyt:
"I use Wine or Cardul extensively In
my practice and find it s most excellent
preparation for remake troubles."
H1NDIPO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
of Me.
THE
GREAT
UK KM II REM!. I V
rxttu rs ttic nlH.ve result
X I
III 30 Hits. ( Wi Nn : ,,us Jlrtiihtv. MMrKI.
I.tmuct'. m.',n ..,. Slu s .,11 drains and
l..se cnu.r.t . , , r. rs il ,-ith. Ii (ar.1s off In
sanity and I (,iiMi',.piin. ..unv: M n reyain Msa
hood and Old Men recover oullilu! Vigor. It
IC'vrs vifii.r n-.d s ze lo shrunken organs, end Sta
a uinii lor hn.incs. or mftirtage. Kasily carried ie
the- vr( p... t. I'l' tCn PTC 6Boxesll.se
hv mail, im i :.n k- sjU Ij I J.i.e with
.IHU.H.U. ice. LR. JEAN O'HARRA. Parts
V. S DUFFY, New Berne, N.O
Fair Dealing,
Highest Prices,
-
Best Averages,
Prompt Beturni.
An extenslvo business
experienced help and
ri i..i
far..-ya, ;&
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