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YUU'MI XIII.
NIW BERN, CRAVIH COUHTY. H. C. TUESDAY, flBBUAKY 20, 1900 - FIRST SECTION.
MJ&IBEK Si!
CR0WDIH& CBQHJE. I
Kitchener Hopes to Catch the Fly
In; Boer General.
Creaje forced lo Rest aad BrlUeb
Saelliajr Hi Camp. French and
Kimberley' Hefeader Uo
warded. Boiler Again
Attacking.
Special to Journal.
Loudon, Fob. 17 With the Boon un-
der General Cronje In fall retreat and i national Topnlist party lo ineel ci I.in
Oeneral Kelly Keuny harassing hi rear, coin. Neb., next Monday, to lix the i hue
hopes run high here that a decisivo lc
tlon will occur, If one has not already
been fought. -.
Dispatches from Roberts at Jacobsdal
confirm Ihis'befief.' Cronyelnr I een com
pelled to form a laager or camp in order
to rest his oxen with which he ia taking
off his gans. This explains the latest
dispatch from Kelly Kenny In which be
refers to hta shelling the Burr laager,
lie has taken many prisoners and large
amounts of ammunition storei and
wagons belonging to the Bai l 8.
If General Tucker with the Seventh
division is ablo to couie up hu will form
the projected junction with the forces of
Kelly Kenny, General Colville Is also
coming up rapidly from thu icar witu
the whole u uih division.
KiM.bener should then havo sufficient
force t-J decisively engage Cronje and
prevent him from teaching Uloemfoutcin
with any effective force.
Kvery commanding general nlong a
line of tire Is now engaged
The Queen has promoted French to be
a llajot-Ueneral. IK-n 1(l i o he bin only
ranked In the army as Colonel with the
local rank of brigadier gcneial. Lieut.
Colonel Kekevtich has been promoted to
colonel for his services in the defense of
Kimberley.
Dispatches from Lorenzo Marquez
from Iloer sources, say that lieneral
Duller is again attacking Vital Kruntz.
Thu dispatch says thul the Boers are
holding their own.
The great valuo of Roberts' flank
movement from the British point of
view in the effect it will have at Lady
Hinlih, v liich is besieged by a force
about half from one and half from the
other B.er republic. Will the Free .Slate
men liiuw; on there when, their own
homes arc threatened by tbo advancing
British? It is not easy lo-ece upon what
tbo Boer will decide es their future
plans; for though ..Ladyfmiih Hero to
fall, Buller's big force would prevent the
overrunning of Southern Natal.
A heliographlc message tithed Loin
Ladysmttb yesterday la W'tcnen states
that (he Boer Investment l relaxing.
IJuller contluuos to show activity.
THEIR TURN NOW.
Krug-er and Lcyds Explain Cronje's Re
treat. All Arranged For and
Suits Them.
Kprclul to Journal.
Nkw York, Feb. 17 A former Hol
land olliclal now In Ihis city has received
a copy of a messago today from Presi
dent Kruger to the Hague.
The message read, "'No uneasiness.
Federal operations fully planned." lie
explained It at It meant that the Boers
hid prepared for tho contingency of re
liant from KimliO'ley and had another
strong lino of defeuse lo fall back upon.
BacsaKLa, , Feb. 17 Dr. Lcyds, the
gent of the Ttansvsal, states that hs Is
not worried over lbs British Invasion of
the Orange Free Stale. He declared
that the Free Slate was as well prepared
as the Transvaal.
NEGRO SOLDIERS
Attack a Jail to Release a Disorderly
Comrade. Two Men Killed.
Rpeclal U Journal.
Jt, Paso. Texas, February 17 Negro
troop stationed at Fott Ollsi early to
day made an-assault upon the coanty
Jail with the Intention of rescuing - two
Comrade who bad been locked op there.
Twenty lo thirty ibeu were eichanged
a soldier and a constant1 were .killed
, Tbt sheriff called out a posts lo prevent
trouble spreading. The man killed were
private Hull. Several posset are today
. l.mklnf tor tie Soldiers .who escaped
' front the city. There Is a si tie of great
, excitement. . The negro soldiers are
armed with Krg-JorBooa rifle.
The trouble arose over the arrest hat
Iglil by officer Christy and Scott of a
negro soldier who we drunk and disor
derly.. The man wal placed la Jail end
foiling mere wet thought of U aulll
the stuck early tbt morning. ', '.
. ' ' Workmen Injure! '
rpelel to Journal' : '. .
Middlktor.' Conn. Th, 17.- Foer
mea who wrje eonalruollng a toad bet
ear Cob-til today were probably fatally
Injured by the premature explosion of
dynamite. Twenty Italian ftera work'
Ing wbea Ibe two kindred penndf 'of
dynamite esploded, throwing lb man to
tb ground and Injuring all of line
- Tbe Blr Battleships.
flectal lo Journal.
Xentnckf
Pntecky at Newport f .w. will
. ready to place la eorom'r!e April SS
Ti depsrtment bsi aot yet let lh dst
fur eommUslonleg ber. Tb battihlp
Kaaraarg will b pls ed la commiitioa
Jfb. SO.
IMPUDENT PtlliCREW.
Dakota Senator Knows All About
The Constitotional Amendment
Bailer Intends To Nominal. liryan
Karly In The Season. Tele
phone ChartcrUrantcd. lot
Von Buyers Offer,
limner For Paris
Raleigh, Feb. 17. ScDior IJuller
calls the executive committee of i lie
aad place for the next convention. J he
convention will nominate Bryan ami a
I'opulist for Vice President. It remains
to be seen whether this attempt to foice
the Democratic hand will not be cms of
Senator Butler's biggest fallmcs.
Butler last week published pi his pa
per, The Caucasian, nu "opinion" by
Senator Allen that the constitutional
amendment is unconstitutional. Friday
he publishes one from Senator Peltigrew
of South Dakota, along the same line.
Senator Petligrew declares uol only thai
section 5 (the grandfather clause) ia un
constitutional, but that the courts will
declare it void aud sustain the remainder
of the amondmcut. The Senator must
be a mind-reader. But he goes a bow
shot further be saying thnl the well es
tablished principal of couft ruction which
the court (the United Siatea or lie- ritale
Supreme Court?) follows vviii make il
necessary for it to take litis cv,:ir.,c ie
gardless of any attempted iu.-truc! ions
to tho court by tho Legislature. This
means that the court is not I notice t'ne
declaration which in ail probability the
Legislature will make in the shape of an
amendment lo the amendment, doit 1 lie
amendment must stand or lull us a
whole.
Tne Stale charters tho fahdiins it Vir
ginia Telephone Company, c;ipiu. $10,
003, headquarters at llendeivot-, N. 1
Strause, F. C. Toepleman and .1 li liriil
gers stockholders.
Il is now learned thai llio Scaboiuti
Air Lino through Florida trnim wi;i
not be put on until next Bc.i-on. it i
fouud lo be impossible lo compN io ail
the new lines in time for un; t his anon.
CommUsiouer of Insurant;.: Youu.'
says he will turn into tlie St ;te treas
ury for the fiscal year aliout $1.",0;'0
more than il has over relieved in any one
year.
The corporation commission calls fot
A report of the Stale banks up lo the
close of business, February Hill. There
are 85 banks.
It is learned from some co. ton grow
ers that buers are now offering lo take
their crops, deliverable next October, al
1J cents. One grower says n buyer has
made him this offer for 1,000 bales, liul
that he has never rained over Gt;0 hales,
and ia dropping cotton as a crop because
he has found it unprofitable.
Secretary T. K. Brunor, of the Agri
cultural Department, will go lo l'arln
directly after the meeliog of the bo aid
In March, and will remain there until its
June moellng. lie will distribute litera
ture regarding North Carolina and look
after the display of North Carolina ex
hibits In the exposition. All the exhibits
are now on tlte way to Paris. Nothing
more will be sent.
At Wake Forest College, the two liter
ary societies observed, lu the usual way,
the 65th annlvcrsity. A nuiiitier of per
tons attended from hero, among them
Iter. Dr. Skinner, President PlasinKm
of I he Baptist Female University; John
8 Cunningham, and Principal Joi n K
Bay, of the Institution for tho B ind.
t he ciuerj debated this afternoon w as
whether England was justified in fight
ing the Boers. In thu evening
tho orations were delivered; by Ar
thur W. Cooke, for the Kuzelisn, and
Daniel YY. Slrlugncld, for the Pidlouis-
luesluii.
Potentates Quarrel.
Special lo Journal.
Br.KI.M, Feb. 17. Ka;ser Willimn has
bad a quarrel with ILs duke u gent of
Uecklenburg Bchwertn. 'J lis Duke
recently granted tomo Interviews with
newspaper men which criticized the
German government. Hearing of It, lb
Kaiser' secretary wrote tho Duke cx
pressing the aslinlshmenl of the Km
peror al the Indiscretion. Tho Duke ro
plied that be was tn Independent German
monarch and that be refused to accept
advice a to what lo do or not lo do.
Cubans Seem Worried.
Bumoo Dl Con, Feb. U - (l .vrr-or-Oeneral
Wood's general oroVr t!'
tying the prerogative of military com
mender and civil governor are o Mm
a eentatlea here.
The pre I divided a lo ibrlr tffei t,
the more radical organs declaring that It
mean a longer oocupailoa of lb roan
try by American.
The ' provision lro for ring publlo
work to lb olvll dentrtmeal oii Aoril
1 cause alarm among the nay Amsfl- board at earliest eoavtatrnce, for par
eo employ, tbeyatpect dllwlwsj poe of granting Ikwea lo L. T, QtJaler,
wbea the lraorr I made. U wll Uqe. ' ', -'
Tb manager of A mat lean and for. 1 Respectfully, c, ' 1
alga business enterprise ar al-o ftomc '. R. V. WtLLtAna, C. C.
what eoeeernel. The Spaniards, who '" ... '"k .
I bre, are particularly an i low..
1MERV0US troublre aro tvr? hv
11 IIimmI Mttranmrlll, vlii !i fa
rlrbo an.) pnriile the bhxxl. It l the
Usl meUielu for aervoui PEOPLE.
SEEING TRINITY COLLEGE.
Ls nany Buildings and Their Location.
New Structures. Securing store
Ground. Bryan's Speech.
A city or b college that Is set npon a
bill caunol lw hid, no when Dr. J. C
Ktlgo, alib IU-, ba.-klnt; provided by the
Dukes of Putnam, took l'riiidy C'oliege
ottl of Ibc. woods and i.'s.-cd it on hii;h
ground on amain traveled roa 1, it did
i more than any one otln r thing lo make
the school Kell known Tiiousands of
! p oplt havo seen Trir.Hy Col'ege who
Lave never enured wltutu tls gites.
To enler iu gales, one gets oil at West
Durham and after rive lu'iuutes walk
reaches the arched iron roadway with
"rellglou" sod ' education,'' done in
Latin, inscribed above The broad road
leads up lo thu big elgii'.y ihousaud dol
lar muin building ia which are class end
lecture rooms, library aad oltices, aud in
tue stories above arc dormilories of the
students. Off to tho right of the ap
proach to the main building &rn the
dwellings kuown as "Faculty Row''
wherein dwell Drs. Crawford, Bassett,
Pegram, Kilgo and Prof Merriit.
The second prominent building is the
big Inn. it stands in the back ground
between the Row aud Main Building It
Is picturesque, like an Asheville hotel
or mountain resort and besides the chapel
dining hall and reception rooms, in
contains the students dormitories. Third
in size and Importance is Craven Me
morial Hall, given by the Methodist
denomination in honor of Mary E.
Craveu. The building id built square
and is handsome iu appearaace. It seats
1500 people. Further back and conceal
ed from a railroad view, is the Angicr
gymnasium aud the Chemical Laboratory
I'lie gymnasium Is the most perfectly
appointed one in the Stale and has every
apparatus for developing the human
fin in divine, l ings sil t trapee.es, bats
and ladders, ro.viug machine and uinscl-:
developers i,f every kind, in the base"
mem is a swiiutuisg pool and a bo ..ling
alley and various dressing rooms. Near
by ia the pietty collude of Prof. Whili-
housu.
Kioullng the "gym" is the half mile
nice track, with the space inside enclosed
tiy a fence within which are the athletic
diluents willi the oithodox grand stand
it one side Continuing around the
track and coming towards the front
gain, the Mary Duke, or womeu's
uiiding is eticouiilercd. It shelters the
young ladies who have taken advantage
of the modern cu-educalion now offered
in North Carolina. Oil lo the west and
Doiiunvnai sepuraied from the college
buildings proper, is the High school,
consisting of a main building, two dor
mitories and the mess hall. Here thoso
applicants who don't quite "get there"
iu the entering "exams'1 to Trinity can
make good their faults In a couiso of!
study. The purpose, however, is a pre-1
parat.-ry school to the college.
The new residence of Dr. Kilgo Is In
course of erection, just lo the soulh of
Prof. Flowers' home. It occupies a
promlncut position and the Improve
ments designed for the grounds will add
10 tlte attractiveness of the location. A
new boulevard will wind across the
campus and turn In front of the door.
The college grounds are large and ex
tend along the street which skirts the
Southern Railway. In the corner next
to the to wo, a piece is taken out by a
louplv i.f small dwellings aud 1 bey de
li net I rum tho uniformity of the plan.
11 was another Nabolh's vineyard case
aud the king has looked with longing
eyes upon il. But nowadays kings don't
take things, they buy, incur, and so six
thousand dollars was spent In acquiring
a piece of propei ly when four was
all it was, worth. Vineyards came
high wlicu dukes have to foot the
bill.
A new library building Is projected.
It will come fioni a Duke, of course.
Tho location Is supposed to be selected
where the athletic grouuds uow an and
lamentation U beard from the boys who
piizu their well rolled sod level Held. It
sei titd as though there was enough room
elsewhere for the structure but that
rests with the powers that be.
L'puu the advent of Mr. Bryan lad
Tuesday, lb La rh ami tea were addressed
by the great orslor (rum lb rear plat
form of bla car. The college boy were
glvan the morning off and were treated
to tome pretty pungent remark txlulog
more or less directly to lh tobacco
trust which sooner or later would make
t bum mity they were ever bera. Prob
ably most of lh student felt that a lit
t u I ict oi tb eoljnel's part would bav
li un appropriate lo the occasion and
I list an occasional glimpse of the bright
de 4f thing would do CO bsrov.
m Win's Witch HsmI .8.lv l on
qu;lud for pll, Injerle and skin dl
eases, il Is be original Wllvb Haxel
ralr. Beware of all OounlerfelU. f ft
DifTy. '. ,
Called Meeting; Commissioners.
Mi. K. W, BmaJIaood, chairman bcrd
eomm!lonere, pleas call sMetleg ot
u
gll
annul ng of the
bctrd
Of
commlMloner at the court
Wdnr lay, f ahraary II, 1900,
eleeea o clock.
f- W. fKAtt wonn, Chm'a.
febreary IS, 1000.
Work on the Streets Will be Re
sumed March 1st.
Auditor's Report Heady. Ciiart le-,
clslons. Smallpox Reports
Street Hallways. Experiment
Farms Prrpartnr.
Raleigh, Feb. 10 Raleigh folks will
bail with jov the coming of March 1, fur
that day street wrk will be resumr-d.
Some of the tilled in or cut down stir i is,
not yet macadamized, look like clay plis
In the northeastern and northern par:s
of the eily this is very markid. The
people will not atop voting bonds until
all the streets are improved.
The State chartered the "flrand Assi -
elated Order of Pilarim Travelers"
Fdenton Is its headqart-rrs r.nd its mis
sion on earth is lo iuculca'e the princi
ples of love, purity and ll ie.ity.
The Supreme Court will devote tin's
week to the hearing of appeals from the
third district". Next Tuesday It will
probably file the first opinions of tho
term.
The board of agriculture meets March
7. Some Interesting reports will then be
made. The preparation of the soil lest
farms, near Trboro and Red Springs,
has begun.
The State Auditor ha completed all
of his reports and also the letter to the
Governor, which is usually one of the
most interesting pai ls f it, and next
week II will bo given to i he press. U
will contalu some new mutter, and just
bow when such tamest efforts are being
made to closely af.-ess t iopeity for taxa
tion jand to reach a lo: of it which es
capes, what lie says will !: very timely,
iudeul,
A number of Kale'gii pi o;de will go lo
Pai is this year.
Il is greatly tn be rcgn-ncd tlist Ibe
newspaper liles In the S: Library arc
AO broken aud in orupb ie. It i.s also to be
regretted that tin i..,ok- a ; 1 pamphlets
re'aling to N'oiib Caroli..a i i o meagre.
The trustees ought lo no. I t; r-pecial ef
forts to vinplc:i' ibe lain r li. will cost
money, but the earlier ihy woik Is hegi.u
tho bettor.
An nidcinian says that if t lie matter of
selling tho present market house and
city hull is submitted to a rote of the
people they may order II done, nine to
one, and that then there can bo built a
market and on auditorium. Tim present
clly hall is practically worthless. It was
built for use as a theatre, but is quite un
fit for that purpose.
Dr. Richard II. Lewis, secretary of the
Slate board of health has completed his
report for January. Il shows that dur
ing that month there was smallpox iu 24
counties! Since thi n It has appeared In
two, Buncombe and Haywood, lie states.
It Is amusing to hear his comments on
the diagnosis of smallpox as "elephant
Itch" by some doctors. Of course there
Is no such disease as elephant itch and
the doctors know It. WtlbU a few days
a physician In a town east of here de
clared a pronounced case of smallpox to
be elephant itch. x
The returns to the corporation com
mission show that there are only 30 J
miles of street railway In operation in
Ibis Stale; all electric. Last year 2,793,
74S passenger were carried and the total
receipts were 1148,668, The Asheville
railways carried the most passengers,
9H.770; Wilmington's 723,877; Charlotte's
013,828; Raleigh's 627.U81; Winston's
831,108, and the road from Plnehurst to
Southern Pines 7,383.
A charter was granted tbo Raleigh
Telephone Company, capital $15600,
flrat lo equip an exchange here aud then
build lines to towns.
The Slate Treasurer makes a report on
ibe Oeanclsl nsult of Ibe shell commis
sions from April, 188.5 to dale. Il shows
receipts 18.890: disbursement, $21.4;
balance $54 4 V
Mrs. J K. Miller, Newton Hamilton
Pa, writes, "I think DeWlil's Witch
Haxel Halve the grandest salve made." Jl
cures pile and heals everything. All
fraudulent Imitations are Worthless. F ft
Duffy.
THE MARKETS.
Tb following qtirttatlom were receiv
ed by J. K Latham. New Hern, M. C.
Kaw Vorx, February 10.
Open. High. I-ew. Close
ktch eolloa . . . . 1.83 8 :l 8.6J 183
May cotton .. 8 0.1 8 00 8M 8 00
Aua cotton .... 848 8 40 8 4S 848
tpt. cotton ... 7 81 7 hi 7.81 7.81
Rev. eottstv... 7.41 T 53 7.41 7.47
nicaeo HAHaait
If but Open. Illgb. Low. (Ie
M7
May
Bo, By I'M...
IHT.
C.AO .......
Beadleg ....
4. S. W
8
illf
Ml
67
7?t
t ft A
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0. w. ... ...
Coat. Teb. Tref .
T. 0, L..... ... W '
Ml
U
Mi
Iteoslwti at eotlea pert wr 10,000
be!.
CASTOR I A
for ZofaDU and Chlldrea.
Hi Ibi Yc3 1!:ti A!ibji C::;U
Beera tho
6'gnalUr of
BOERS IN TBflUBLE.
Robert's Forces Pressing Oa
Rear of Flylnf Cronje.
The
Rnller Seizes Boer (amps. Mill
Try For Ladysiuith l.uss
Of British At Kimberley ,
Was Fiftj Sen j
London, Feb ID -General Kelly Ken
ny is puisuiug Cronje and pussiug the '
ear guard He has captured 150 Boer
wagons and large quantities of siore and j
aiuniur.li'.ou
Rumors have been in iteu'ialiou at the
clubs ai'.ii elsewhere ill London that (Jen I
n...l i r. . 1 . : i r - ii i t I
i
v i ui v i on j,-, n , i .i uti a I tij ot I ,M v, it B3
bf en captured,
Ti.c la:et repoils are that tho Boers
in lite neighborhood of Kiipt'.raal's drift t
are undoubtedly di-du ai tened.
The primary obj' i live of Unbelts is
stilt to cplure the lloer army of t'rohje,
.because in clippie that fori u is his best
preparaiion for bis principal task. The
movement eastward iuto the Free Slate
will also have the object of disturbing
the Boer army in Natal by ratisin;; lire
Free State troops to wish to defend their
own country.
The relief of Kimberley was accom
plished with the loss of only iO men.
Twenty thousand infantry made spendid
marches under a subtropical sun and
through a dust storm to bold the posi
tions which General French took.
Lord K'lcliener was with General
Tucket's division. In cot.-e q o nee of hi
transport arrangements tin; four divis
ions moving over the sandy veldt are
fed and wittered. It Is lo rdly possib'c to
appreciate adequately the nutheiiKihcal
precision with which e
Iranspoit department
marching tlnough the t
most slecplcssly through
dialing the mrr.y ami
iv part of I ho
has worked,
iv. i-.ilUg ::
the nijjht, vic
ev.dviio; every
hour results from sc-tni: chaos.
JLondon, February 19 It is announced
ai I lie War office that iiulier has cap
tured several Boer ramps, auon uikioii
n ir il many piisouers. !'.v l ikoi I'lanina
Hill be cuu icai.'u . L'.d -niiiii by direct
road )uoi th.
General .'
'. r's latest move is aimed
..'.! !l!ain;'. aire and Motile
positions tbout four miles
'. Icnso. Asa preliminary
I forward a c.iiuiiin which
at seizing .
C'htisto, 11 t
southeast d
(o this lie 'e
occupied Htt-
ir Hill, from which the
tern feeble resistance.
Boers retiretl :
'I had tlyFpepsia for y rars No medi;
cine was so cll'ective as Kodnl Dyspepsia
Cure. It gave immediate relief. Two
bottes pr" lured mnrvdous lcsults.''
writes L. II Wi.iren, Ailuny, W is. It
digests whin ; o i al ant! ca!i;:ot fail lo
cure1 F. S D.itTy.
Celery I IchiI.icIio I'owders will cure
your headache. Give them n trial. Tin y
are made and sold at Davis' Prescription
riiarmacv.
Bicycles
Fot Eveyfeocl
I have a very large Ftock of liiryc'e',
from which ANVONK can be Suited.
COI.UMHIA4 HTOIlMI.Its
HAKTF011IS 1'KN.NANTS
UAMHI.KIU4 n;:i.
RanfiinK in price from f '.'0 P0 to (X).
Hold for Cash or ou Kasy I'aj lie n's.
I have a limited E!ock:of the Model T;0
Gbainless at tW and Models lo and 4.1
Chain Colu.ibias al $40. iukI pet no more
of them when present slock is exli iiisl
ed. Second-Hand Bicycles nl nlrnosl
any old price. '
All kind of Repairing ('one piomptly
and your work is solicit! d.
A lartfo and well selected: sleek of
Records for Giapbnphone or I'Iioih
umpb, eonsistinif of laut Marclic", I nke
Walks, Coon Solids, etc.. at factory
prices.
WJff. T. IIIIL,
South Front St . Next P. M. Druney
I will hcII 10 or 12 good Horse
and Mules with Wiigotm ami llur
nras Complete, Cheap for Cuh or
Oool Paprr.
J. T. H. riOORE,
New Hern, N. C.
Lean mail. Loan placed. Apply lo
BAACJ II. HM1TI1, 130 Middle street.
tn f.,-'ii si!i c
x Igf sl! in .
M l-i? cut
55 hi? at 2
SStf I!
f &:
Nsw Bsra, K. C.
SALT RHEUM CURED BY
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART
JUST SEEN
SlltTht Rkln Eraptlona sure m WarU mi owetlitna Mor. kerlMS Oastk
Tke Out 7 bale U tf la to Hm4 Use Warning. JoKuMoa'a aaJraaMTUla
U Ike ateat FastrarlaJ BIm PurtBSr Kitiiii.
Nature, in her efforts, to correct miatakea, which mistakes have come front
careless living, or it may be from ancestors, shoots out pimples, blotches' and
other imperfections on the akin, aa a warutur? thru more serious troubles (per
haps tumors, cancers, cryaipelas or pulmonary diseases i arc certain to follow it
you neglect to heed tlie warning and eorreet the mistakes.
Many a ling-ering, painful disease-stud manv an early death has been avoided
simply because these notes of warning h ive Wen heeded nod the blood kept
pure by a right use of JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA.
Miss Abide J. Hando, of Marshall, Mich., writes:
"I was cured of a bad humor after tutferinif with it for five year. The)
doctors and my friends said it was salt rheum. It came out on my bead, neok
and ears, aad then on my whole body. I was perfectly raw with H. What I
suffered during those five years, is no use telling. Nobody would believe sne If
i am. l tried every medicine trial was advertised to cure iu i spent money
enough to buy a house. I heard JulI.N "aTON'S SAUSAI'AUILLA highly
praised. I tried a bottle of it. I bcgn to iiuproie right away, and when Ifcad
finished the third bottle I was completely cured. I have never bad a tooefc (if U
since. I never got auv thing to do me tho least good till I tried JOHNSTON'S
SARSAPARILLA. 1 would heartily advise all who are mirTerins; from huasora
or skin disease of any kind to t rv it at once. I hail also a good deal of stomach
trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON'S SAR8APABIJLLA
made me all right."
The blood is your lifeand if you keep it pure and strong you can positively re
sist disease or face contagion fearlessly. JOHSSTON'S SARSAPARILLA never
fails. It is for sale by all druggists, in fuM quart bottles at only one dollar eaoh
MICIIKiAIV DRUCa- COBIl
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Is the Place to Buy Groceries.
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Everything guaranteed as represen
ted. Goods:the highest quality obtain
able, Lowest Possible Prices. Perfect
Satisfaction or your money refunded.
Fresh lot "Fancy Syrup and f Porto
Pico and NewiOrleanaMolasses.
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Meadows' Grade Special Guanos.
If von fnriii on the intensive? syntcni ttnd for profit, yon must use
HIGH GRADE GUANO.
Our (iooila arc specially adapted for this section.
Used by the lnrgeiit and most snrjeessful farmers in 11ms section.
Their Field Kesultfl sjieak louder than Words.
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Tni") for ( nlor, SilkincBs and Fine
leaf section of the State, and specially prepared for the need of oir la&d.
If interested Hend for leallet of analysis and testimonials.
Our l'.iOO Calendar also for the nkiiirr.
E. H. & J. A.
Works: Union Point.
Largest and
Finest
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purchased of J. W. STEVAET, rchcro I chall
be glad to meet all frionda and cuotoi -.ci 3.
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New Bern, N. 0.
Wholesale
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Potato
Cabbage
FOR AIjIs CUOPft.
TOBACCO GUANO. (Tried and
Teaturo. Manufactured in the bright
MEADOWS CO
New Born, $. C.
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