Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood
troubles, and ii often the result of an
Inherited taint in the blood. S. S. 8.
Is the only remedj which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula ; it force out
very trace of the disease, and cures
the worst eases.
My aon, Charlie, tu afflicted from Infancy
Tlth Scrofula, ft ltd lit luflfced w that II wu
Impoaalble to dnm him
for three yean. U 1
head and body were a
Baaa of frorea, aud his
eyesight also became
affected. No treatment
was p a r d thai we
thought woold rellere
him. but he grew woraeV
until tin condition wan
Indeed pitiable. 1 had
almost despaired of his
ever being; cured, when
br the advice nf a frlnH
we gye him 8. 8. 8. Ii
(Swift's Specific ) . A de-
elded Improvement was the result, and twi
he had tak n b flown bottles, no unc who knpw
of hU former dreadful condition would have
noofralErd blra. All the sores on his bod
hftTe healed, his skin Is perfectly clear aud
moo in, and ha has been restored
to nrfocl
health.
Mas. . B. .Ulnar.
MO Elm St., Macon. Ut.
For real blood troubles it is a waste
of time to expect it cure from the doc
tors. Blond uineaoen are beyond their
skill. Swift's Specific,
S.S.S.eBlood
reaches all deep-Beated cases which
bther remedies have no effect upon. Il
is the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable, and contains no pot
ash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books mailed free to any address by
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
A Study In Hoaa.
The girl behind the counter said to
the youug man who appeared as though
he know Just what he wanted to buy,
"What can I do for you?"
"I was going to buy a nice pair of
stock lugs for a woman. This Is the
right depart mcnt?"
"Yes. What material and what
size?"
"I thought I might leave that to you,
as we are sort of related In our call
ing." "What do you mean?"
"Well, I'm a fireman the man with
the hose, don't you see? As the head
of this department you're the woman
with the base. I haven't the slightest
Idea of what I want or what It should
be or what It should cost"
"For your wife?"
"No; I hoe my own row."
"So do I," she laughed, "and as a
hosier."
"They're for my sister. And that's
all I know about the whole thing. She's
smaller than I am, but larger than
you."
"I take eights."
"Then I should thluk she'd take six
teens." He laughed to bear her laugh, and a
whole row of customers waited.
"It's the host hose attachment you
ever made," he thought to himself, and
so It proved, for the cards nre out and
they are furnishing a regular birdcage
of a flat In the north end. Detroit Free
Press.
A MftOest Hero.
Not long ago a Freuch cbroulqueur
Montmlrnll of the Paris Gaulols en
couutvred iu a little village of the south
of France a gnrdener who wore, pin
ned on his clean Sunday blouse, the
ribbon of the 1-eglou of Honor. Nat
urally, the newspaper man desired to
know how he got It. The gardener,
who. like um ny of his trade, seemed to
be a Bllent man, was averse to meeting
an old mid wearisome demand, but
finally he began:
"Oh, I don't know bow 1 did get ltl
I was at Bazellles with the rest of the
battery. All the officers were killed,
then down went all the noncommis
sioned officers. Bang! bang! bang! By
and by all the soldiers were down but
me. I had fired the last shot and nat
urally was doing what I could to stand
off the Bavarians.
"Well, a general came, aud says he,
Where's your officers?1
" 'All down,' says I.
"'Where's your gunners?' says be.
" 'All down but me,' says I.
"'And you've been fighting here all
alone?' says be.
" 'I couldn't let 'em come and get the
guns, could I T I says. And then be up
and put this ribbon on me, probably
because there was uobody else there to
put It on."
Volcanic Eraptlens
Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, 4 ures
them; also old running and fever sores,
ulcers, bolls, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
braises, burns, scalds, chapped hands,
chilblains. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only 23 eti
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by F. 8,
Duffy, druggist.
Hbm Knew. r'
' Bqnlldlg Yankee Doodle Is an absurd
tone. Who od earth was Macaroni,
any wsj? ;
Mrs Squlldlg Why, my dear, don't
you know? lis was the man that In
vented that wireless telegraphy.
100.
Sr. 1 Dstcktsa's Anti Diarstie.
May be worib lo you more than $100
H"it yoo bare s child who soils bedding
from Incontenc of waur during sleep
Cures old and young alike. It arrests
the trouble at once. tl. Sold by 0. D
Bredham, druggist. New Bern, N. 0.
' -: ' Quite U.
A mutual friend It too often
nun (or a busybody. -
another
0. tbe 10th of December? 1897, ReT
. , l rl.Hu.k
B. A- boe, pastor M. It. Church,
' ,MrJ
, never old which was attended from
h.be,.nn.Db,lol.n coughing 0.
syei -Afteriesoniui ra numoer oi
which acted like a charm. I mostclieer.
fully recommend It to lb public" For
Isle by F 8 Duffy 4 Co. ' 1 . '
mm
Retarding Country Magistrates.
Wiieviixa, October, 19
"A good tree can not bring forth evil
fruit, neither can a cortuot tree bnug
forth good fruiL lvey tree lhal brln
elh not forth good fruit is hewn down,
and cast Into the fire. W herefore by
their frails ye shall know tlitin.''
Od this subject the history of the
Roman Catholic church, will never be
fully written. The number of in r gu..kiiy ,
marders will never be known All Id
records of eternity are open to us. From
the days of Ro ruin's dark history, t be
da8 of Pope Innocent HI lo this pres
ent day, there hai been an I iill is, thai
disposition In some men, where "might
makes right," aud only for the fear of the
law would abed the innocent blood of
their fellowman. We hive among us
those w ho fear not and are not Impeded
iu l lie I r evil designs by the fear of God,
but only their fear of Civil law deters
iheni from their desire to crush.
lint I started out to w rite something
of our law, as il exists among u, and of
our judges of Peace, between man and
man. To come nearer home and say
something in a feeble way, aud lo ask
thinking people all over our land to rem
edy the evil, if evil it la. We are taught
to honor and speak respectfully of Min
isters of the Gospel, Justices of the Peace
and all men in high places. We, h
rural citizens are constantly in close
touch with the two former, and that we
may be made willing to carry out the in
junction in regard to the Justices, they
should and must be men of high char
acter, of moral worth; Is this true of
them? Justice, the quality of being
jusl; the practice of rendering to every
ninu his due; opposed to wrong or in
jury. We have some good men who
hold this important office; of these 1 do
not write. Important office, because it
is a home office and the one lo which nil
our people have lo apply to settle the
small differences with their neigh
bor when the more reasonable
course; that of compromise, is
Inadequate. I am in favor of increasing
our magistrates jmiMliclion, but not
until the practice of appointing or elect
ing our very best men, men of ability,
men of character, men with ht'ttrta, men
who know their duty and date to do it,
has been thoron , hi v established. If on
the other hand we are to have men as
justices of the pence whose ouly incent
ive is prejudice, and their only knowl
edge the power lo curry out their brute
force, their jurisdiction t-Smuld be de
creased until liieii h 1 glory is cul to
probating instruments of wiiiiny for
registration. 1 um oppo.-.ed lo the elec
tlcn of justice of the peace by populai
rote, because so many ignorant men arc
elected, simply for being a member ol
the party that happens lo be succensf il
I am also opposed lo the present uiannet
of appointing for the s&uie reason, but
that can be greatly remedied by tin
recommending or endorsing authoiily
Most educated men will not be en
lirely governcil by their prejudice and
I malice, while Iguoranl have no law but
like or dislike.
We have men competent, capable ol
doing right, why not seek them out,
why not improve our communities in
which we live, by insisting that our best
men shall be appointed lo Ibis office,
which holds the peace of our home. We
have plenty of officers, justices, i.i our
county, who, today, cannot write the
most simple instrument, deed, mortgage.
simple note, or even probate a mortgage
without a fern). If this thing goes ou
we will soon be under the heels of Tj-
rents, not a great deals less unbearable
than in those days of the Inquisition of
Rome.
Cases In our Honorable Courts, not
far removed from this place have been
heard and parties refused an appeal to
court, aflei gHlng legal notice. We
must have better men to rule over us,
or the time honored admonition: speak
respectfully of Justices will be no longer
heard sud the office of Justice of the
Peace will be a disgrace upon our peo
ple. Maysvim.k.
The "Plow Boy Preacher," Rev. J
Kirkraan, Belle River, 111., says, "After
suffering from Bronchial or lung trouble
for ten years, I was cured by One Miu
ute Cough Care. It is all that is claimed
for It and more " It cures, coughs, colds,
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
F. 8. Dudy.
Kxtrein Case.
Noll "Maud writes that during her
stay In Uostou she has joined one of tbe
woman's clubs there."
Belle "Poor desr I I knew she wa
Insane on the subject of antiques; but 1
didn't suppose that her craze went to that
extreme.
Bismarck's Iroa Nerrs
Was tbe result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels are out of order. If yoo
want these qualities and the sncces they
bring, use I)j King's New Idfe Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only 23c at F. 8. Duffy's
drug store.
A financial ltlank.
Uobbs What's in s nannT
Blobbs In your case, nothing,
told It' all lo yoar wlft's nsino.
I'm
If Bight DfBliaess.
Tbe woman who Is lovely In fsce, 1
form sad temper will always have friends,
bat one who would be tltrsctlTe must
keep her health. 'Jit she Is weak, sickly CHILL TONIC Ilea In the taklmr ol it wa" " ther were Ai,ing
end all run down, the will be nervous vnmtrnrn ,. ... ull 7L "ou "" b9 al'1- "I
uT " -1"
auu irrimui". wmtiymuii vi
b, fc , y m u l
JXlLkmT XMm :
"""' V, vL.j- r..!.. . .
3 u-S
----- . fcM
look,. .htrBln)? wolnM 0f a run down
invalid. Only 60 cents at; P. B. Duffy '
diug store.
CANT LIFT THE CUP.
Columbia Wins the Third Race. Heavy
Wind And a Good Contest.
Yesterday's race at New York between
the Columbia and Shamrock resulted In
a victory for the AniTl-an Y!"ht, the
third succeaslv" one, and being three oul
of five, the foreigners have failed lo get
what tbey came for The greatest K.n
lng trcphy in t!i -v. rl t. net In Intrinsic
value for II is worth less tban fWO, the
America a cup, remains on this side of
the water.
At 11:00,84 the Shamrock crossed the
line, followed by the Columbia at 11:01,
.15. The wind was north northeast aud
blowing twenty one miles an hour.
Within half an hour the Columbia was
drawing away from the Shamrock, the
yachts running free before the wind. The
course was 15 miles and return
The run to Hie out mark was made in
not much over an lin.;r, the Columbia
turniug the mark first at 12:1B,20 and
th Shamrock at l'.' ID,02. At 12:30 Ibe
yachts were well on the homeward
Blretch, in a heavy pitcblug sea, and
were beating up against'the wind.
At 1 05 the yachts had ten miles still
to go, the wind was Increasing, and the
bulletin said the yachts .were "golug
furiously." The Columbia was then
three quarters of a mile ahead, at 1 2?
the Columbia was seven miles from home
Ihe wind had increased unlit it was
blowing a gale of 20 knots an hour. The
heavy seas at times wasted clear over
the flying vessels. Sail had leen taken
in and both yachts had up Hying jib,
stay and mainsails only.
I lie neit bulletin said "Columbia
wins", and then shortly after came the
official time of the finish. Columbia
2 :19 30, Shamrock 2.44 45. Columbia had
crossed the line 5 minutes 15 seconds
ahead of Sir Lipton's boat, and with the
time allowance of 16 seconds, 5 minutes,
and 31 seconds ahead of her rival.
The liual official figures received later,
and found on the lirst page, will be
found to differ somewhat from the lig
tties of the bulletins, but are substantial
ly the same.
Presentation to the Knox Sunbeam.
Miss Kli.aliclh Kills Knox Knowles is
a fortunate young lady. She is the only
daughter of the Kev. It. ii. aud Mrs,
Ivuowles, and the lirst child born to a
pastor of Knox Church, in ix decades.
just sixty years. And, as it llus were
not sufficient distinction for even such
an attractive morsel of femininity as the
sunbeam of Knox Manse, she is the pos
sessor of a massive gold lined, silver
howl and plate, presented to her lady
ship by the congregation, the members
of which are about as proud of the princ
ess as the parents themselves. The cup
was delivered on Saturday, and bears
the simple inscription: "To Klizabcth
Ellis Knox Knowles, from Knox Church,
Halt, June Ulh, 18!)U." June (till, il may
be explained, was the date on which
Miss Knowles first saw the light. A
short address accompanied the present,
and when the little one is good which
will be always sho will have the pleas
ure of diuing from solid gold plate
Knox Church, Gait, is strictly Oithodox,
both iu musical aud others matters, yet
The Reformer ventures to assert that
even the most pronounced and uncom
promising descendants of the Covenant
ers have a liking for that Bwect senti
ment: "Thore's just one girl" Mr.
Knowles thanked the congregation on
Sunday morning. Both Mrs, Knowles
and himself appreciated the kindly and
affectionate spirit which had prompted
the gift. And, when Miss Knowles be
came less youthful, bIic would prize it
too. Reformer, Gait, Canada.
A MUSICAL ASS.
The fable which I now preseut
Occurred to me by accident;
And whether bad or excellent,
Is merely so by accident.
A stupid Ass this morning went
Into a field by accident;
And cropp'd his food and was content,
Until he spied by accident
A flute, which some oblivious gent
Had left behind by accident;
When, snifflng il with eager scent,
He breathed on it by accident
And made the hollow instrument
Emit a sound by accident,
"Hurrah, hurrah!" exclaimed the brute,
"How cleverly I played the flute!"
A fool, In spite of nature's bent,
May shine for once by accident.
From the Spanish.
The Local Tobacco Market
Yesterday was one of the big tobacco
days in this market, the sales at
warehouses being large.
both
Receipts of tobacco are keeping up
well, the farmers finding the New Bern
market s good one for prices, which is
important to them.
The quality of the tobacco arriving
here shows Improvement, with good de
mand for better goods at fine prices,
with such tobacco In request by buyers.
Low grades bring about same prices ss
they have all along.
Bales of tobacco at Planters Ware
house, yesterday were made at $29.00.
mIIj Aoqulred KaovUdg-s.
A young msn doesn't bars to attend
an sgrlculiural school lo sow wild oats.
1 Proof of the pudding Ilea In the eating
0( it.
Proof of ROBERTS' TASTELESS
COST NOTELINO If It fall, to curs. M
U M "T
r
l I M luvkilrniik Twa M tMl I
fl tn Um. .0t hr llmrei.l. T
r T:r :tt nr i
fHunlLLS
Roa r r t
l'. '. 1 -. and cure
h l a d a 1 1 e , huuuUoa,
tkm, et . Tbey an te
bUlooaneM. su
nanawa, indiges,
valuable t- nr-v
fever. V.M, ; :
yoar confidence.
nt a cold 1 r t-rak op a
, r.al:i, '. ' are worthy
Purely . jptable, they
can be taken by children or deitcmte woman.
Price, 'c.ai nil medicine dealers or by mail
ot C. I. Hood L Co., Lowell, Mass.
lit WILY BADGER.
Row Kf Uid
Himself of
a PISB tff
r.-:i estate
Vfmls.
Hem-iell. tbe
i. a student of
I'nul
d.-al. r.
I- al
M.iinolory.
- Ill eeller-
k.i ut one
i:ie taken
Hue night
Ihe pec 111
-i.-lle.l ta
il genuine
Iia!m::l
ill. lie
tiloe. V
the pla
; lory nii.l Hliin :
ved down in Neb
ere the badgers
of the buffalo
Mr. Henri, h was cxjilaln nt
larities of ihe animal un l
wnv of Introduction thn'
Nebraska budger was sharper tban a
politician.
'Tiny have several bright ways of
doing things." lie jiejraii. "l'erhaps 1
need tell of but one to make their in
telligence p'jiin. Now, if a badger lias
vermin, do joti know bow be goes
about it to rid himself of them?"
'Scratches 'em olf," said the pro
prietor. "No, sir: Mr. Badger Isn't fool enough
for that. IU1 Just goes lo some stream;
then be stands on the bunk and reach
es around with his mouth and pulls a
Utile tuft of bulr out of bis tail. Now
listen closely. Willi that bunch of
hair iu his mouth he turns around and
backs slowly dow n into the river. The
vermin naturally crawl to keep out of
the water and begin to wend their
way toward his neek. and as lie dips
himself down deeper into the water
they hasten to bis iioe and then out
on to the bunch of hair which he holds
in bis mouth. When Mr. Itudger finds
thnt they lire all out on that little tuft,
he opens; his inoiilh anil lets tile cur
rent drift it (low n s! renin. Then he
craul.-i out on land again, shakes him
self and laughs, while he listens lo
the vermin Moating away, singing "A
Life on the Ocean W ave.' "Denver
'I'lnies.
H!3 HEAD LIKES THE HEAT.
II n I tlie Nrcro Alivn Trlca to Keep
lis ll.-ets I ..ill.
It lias often l.ecii said that the
tclty of the in
gio race for eudurinx
been fully tested. Au
iteat lias rover
incident re'.abd
by n dairyman living
of the city seems to
ert Ion.
on thi' outskirts
bear out t ids as
1'liis dairyman lias
a young negro
Ihe cattle and
place. The oli
prodiices in his
boy v ho looks after
does chores arouihi tin
lv effect Unit the heat
case is a desire to summer, l lie (latry-
miin hud a voting calf in the bnrnyunl,
in.l as the sun wits pouring In on the
poor nnlnuil his wile sent t annul
out to turn tbe calf loose, so that he
could seek a shady spot. Afler wait
ing siii hour for his return the house
wife went to the barnyard to investi
gate, lucre she loiinii notii noy linn
calf cmleil up in the hot anil stilling
barnyard. The calf was dead from
the effects of the still, but tile boy was
slumbering peacefully by Ms side.
While a iiero can stand any amount
of heat on his head he loves to cool his
heels. It is it common sight In the
winter lo see n negro boy on a frosty
morning with Ids heud bundled up to
keep out the cold and at the same time
walking unconcernedly along the
frosty ground in his bare feet. One of
the hottest places in the city on n hot
day Is at Ihe lumber wharfs of the
rioridu Cent nil mid Peninsular rail
road. When Ihe men knock off for
noon, they frequently take a nap with
their faces upturned to the rays of the
blazing huh. At the same time they
get their feet under the shadow of
Home friendly lumber pile,- Florida
Times l'lilon.
The) Snw tbe I'olnl.
An Aincrlcuu farmer near ( i uada la
Jara convinced Ids Mexican neighbors
that oxen can do more work under
American yokes, so- gem-rally used In
the republic. The American brought
several modern yokes from the 1'nited
States and used them with sueoesH.
The curiosity of his Mexican friends
was aroused, and thev proceeded to
ask qui si lous.
"Well," said the American, "when
you lasso a steer and the lasso gets
around his neck whnt do yon do?"
"Turn lil in loose," was the reply.
"Why?"
"Because he's ttx) strong for us thnt
way."
"That's II," answered the American.
"Ills strength Is In his neck, not In bis
llOl'UH."
The Mexicans saw the point, and
now yokes of I'nlted States manufac
ture are generally used In that neigh
borhood. --Modern Mexico.
Man and 111, Tailor.
A man can lie measured to the best
advantage, tailors say. away from a
glass. Standing before a mirror he la
nlmost certain to throw out his chest.
If he does not lmbltunlly carry It so,
and take an attitude that be would
like to have rather than the one he
commonly holds, whereas the tailor
wants Ii i in, as the portrait painter
wants his subject, In his natural pose
and manner. With the man In that nt
tltudo the tailor con bring bis art to
bear. If that Is required, In the over
coming of any physical defect and pro
duce clothes that will give tbe best at
tainable effect uKin the figure as they
will be actually worn. New York Bun.
His Rmfiy.
The othejr day a little stenographer
In a down town office begged some
workmen who were putting up a new
telephone Dot to place It so high on the
""7: .d . ZZL
1,MA .... It
g can hardl, eh If
- w,W'-ld thehmorl. l
charge of the work, "yon can raise
ES .T1
I ' . Knw What Waat.
! The Amiable riotocrat-But riches
do not bring bspplnees. , r "
Tbe L'namlable rauper Bat I unl
lookln fer happiness, AU I want U
comforto-lndltnapolUi Journal -
OPEIG
Tobacco
n
""E' ij ,''re--', tT r - , ------
1C. N. II. ST11KKT,
Owner and Propt e or.
W. K. STTRON,
Book Ket per and Si r turv.
Life Saver Rewarded,
Masmus S. Midyett, of the Gull Shoals
(N. C ) Life Saving Station, lias been
awarded a gold medal for heroic conduct
in rescuing ten persons from the wreck
ed bark I'riscilla, which went ashore in
the August hurricane.
l.!IV-'ri McUKIII'CltlfllllH.
Von can't always tell . how much
husband loves his w ife by the way
which lie holds an umbrella over her
a rain storm.
I wisli to express my thanks to ihe
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for ha'. -lng
put on the market such a wonderful
medicine," says W. W. Massingill, of
Beaumont, TexHS. There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved fioni attacks of dysen
tery and cholera infinitum who must
also feel thankful. It is for sale by F.
8. Duffy & Co.
Distressing Stomach Disease
Permanently cured by the masterly pow
er of South American Nervine Tonic.
Invalids need suger no longer, because
this remedy can cure them all. It is a
cure for Ihe whole world of
stomach weakness and indigestion. The
cure begins with the lirst dose. The re
lief it brings is marvelous and surpris
ing. It makes no failure; never disap
points. No matter how long you have
suffered, your cure is certain under the
use of this great health giving force,
Pleasant and always safe. Sold by (J. D
Bradham, druggist, New Bern,
N C.
Why Nil, .ill. I Tlu-j ;.
Some women don't believe in putting
oft until tonioi row the clothes tliey can
put on today.
Itewarn Ihe Snill..
Never trust a man who smiles contin
ually. Home dogs wag their tails and
bite, too.
t'oriivred.
I lii ard Cordelia sing last niglit,
I heard her sing and play
I heard her do these things because
I couldn't get away.
I'lilverNul rcmc
The end of wart? It might Impose
Some rather troublesome conditions,
Since we must then our babies name
For poets or mere politicians.
1'erfect 1ImiiIiichh.
A calf with two laiU may be envied in
11 y lime; but when a small boy wanls to
attach a tin can to It there is no halm in
G I lead.
Doing Ail Kvpr.
Cynlcus How is your friend Borrow
well doing?
Sllllcus Ob, he's doing nicely.
Cynlcus Nicely, ch? Who's Nlctlj?
Local Colors.
Young authors all are green, lis said,
And yet 'tis true
Thst all of them, when they're not read,
Oct very blue.
Tim Alnl Mlmlml (llrl.
"And you're sure you'll not forget me,
dearest."
"Quite sure, George. I've tied a knot
In my handkerchief."
Another llnra.
Muggins "Money makes the mare
go."
Bugglos "Ye; If she doesn't tarn the
table. I know a man who lost all he
id on a mare."
OMMWtnllMS Scrapla.
Bllllcut- Why did you never marry?
Cynlous Because I have conscientious
scruples against divorce.
tbetrtohalH.
: DotiThe Shamrock la a dead
one." -i '- - . :-v't;.?'. ,-Vv
- Josi "Yes; every Urn she sells ihere't
wake," - - . ., V
SHE, AUGUST 2, 1399.
- Warehouse !
1ST. C-
FOR THE SALE OF
II, nv ( Kill Tbrm.
Although every housekeeper may not
be it member of a band of mercy or hu
mane society, she can help on the good
work if Hhe will practice some of the
society's rules. For ( xamplo, let her
bear in mind tint crabs to be properly
killed should before boiling bo thrust
through the month and body with a
sharp stool at one blow.
When a lobster is required, insert n
narrow bladed knife into the third joint
of the tail, stverin;? the spinul cord.
This will cause instant death and is
much less cruel than to put it into the
water alive, c.ipocially if it is not ladl
ing, u i the lobster then suffers a slow.
lingering den In.
Terrapin also should be mercifully
kill' d before beim; cooked.
The eel tribe is said to bo n terrible
sulTcnr "rom man's inhumanity to fish.
Ho diliit-iilt i it apparently to kill eels
that, people have even ceased to try to
kill them ul nil. If their beads were cut
oil before I ln-y were otherwise bandied,
they would ut onco bo out of misery.
liulialo H press
llent of f'le lOnrlh.
It is well known thi.t a great deal of
effort has be. u put forth in all parts of
the world where mining is carried on
to it great depth, to determine as n sat
isfactory average the increase of the
earth's temperature with depth. A few
years ago it was commonly assumed to
be 1 degree for each 90 feet in depth,
but more recently deeper workings un
der other conditions hnvo led to the be
lief that it is something over 200 feet
for each dejrree of increased tempera
ture, it is admitted, however, that the
denth to which mining has thus far
been carried is so shallow as compared
with the great distance to the center of
the earth that it is really not known
what tho average increase of tempera
tore with depth is. Observations made
nt the various places have been where
the surrounding conditions were so dif
ferent that tho tests were not satisfac
tory. a. for example, those made in
the Lake Superior and Nevada regions.
An I'njnat Discrimination.
"This idea of making yon take ont a
license for a dog is all wrong," said tho
dog owner "It is unjust discrimina
tion. "
"Oh, 1 don't know I" answered the
man who had just come from the conn
ty clerk's office. "In most places yon
have to take out a license for a wife
too."
"But yon don't have to renew it ev
ery year, " returned the dog owner in
an aggrieved tone. Chicago Post
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No woman can be too careful of
her condition during the period bo
fore her little ones are born. Neglect
or improper treatment then endan
gers her life and that of the child. It
lies with her whether she shall suffer
unnecessarily, or whether the ordeal
shall be made comparatively easy.
She had better do nothing than do
something wrong.
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
1 the one and the only preparation
that is safe to use. It is a liniment
that penetrates from the outside.
External applications are eternally
right. Internal medicines nre radi
cally wrong. They are more than
humbugs they endanger life.
Mother a f riend helps tne mtucies
to relax and expand naturally re
lieves morning sickness removes
the cause of nervousness and bead'
ache ore venta bard and rising
breasts shortens labor and leaaem
the pains and helps th patient to
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From a letter by a Shreveport, La.,
woman : ' I hav bean using your
wonderful remedy. Mother' Friend.
for th last two month, and nod it
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Highest Prices.
Best Averages.
Prtmpt Return..
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Floor Mngr. and Supt. (trading Dept.
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS.
NORTH CAROLINA, 1 Suoerior Court,
Pamlico County. ) Kail Term, 18!)!).
Susanna Jones, )
vs
Samuel Jones, )
To Sami i t. Junks:
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
court by allidavit that S.initK 1 Jones, (hp
defendant is a noli resident of tbe Slate
and his whereabouts unknown. You
are hereby notified that a summons haB
been issued in the above entitled case
for divorce from the bonds of matrimony.
You if e hereby notified to appear before
His Honor Judge of the Superior Court
it Ihe legular term of said court to be
held at the court house in Bayboro, Pam
lico County, on tho 11th Monday after
he 1st Monday in September, being
November 20tli, 18!)!), aud answer or de,
mur to the complaint as you deem best-
hich is tiled in the cilice of the Clerk of
t lie Clerk of tbe Superior Court of said
Pamlico County, and if you fail to ans
wer or demur to said complaint within
the time specified that plaintiff will ap
ply to tbe court for the relief demanded
in said complaint. It is lurther ordered
that this summons be published for six
necks in the xMew liern Journal, a daily
and weekly newspaper published in the
city ot New Hern, Craven county, N. C
Uiven under my Hand this the 17th
day of October; 18!)!).
J. It. RICE, C. 8. C.
PUBLH ATION OF SUMMONS.
North Carolina, ) Superior Court.
Pamlico county. ( Fall term 18!)!).
I HKE( V IJAKrEH,
vs
RicnAKD Haiipeh.
To Richard Harper, defendant.
It appearing to tbe satisfaclion of the
court by affidavit that Richard Harper
the defendant is a non resident of the
State of North Carolina you are hereby
notified that summons has been issued
against you in the above entitled case
lor a divorce from the bonds of
matilmony, yon are hereby noti
fied to appear at the Court House
in Bayboro on tbe 11th Monday after the
first Monday in September 1899 (it being
November 20th 1899) before his Honor
the Judge of our Superior Court, at a
court to he held for the said county of
Pamlico, and answer or demur to the
onmplalnts of plaintiff which will be de
p isited in the office of the clerk of the
Superior Court in the first three days of
the term, and let the said defendant take
notice that if he fail to answer the said
complaint wilhin that term thst the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In the complaints and
the cost of this action to be taxed by the
clerk. Given under my hand and sealed
this the 13th dav of October 1899.
J R. ItlCE, Clerk of the
t Superior Ciurt Pamlico Co.
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