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VOLUME XXII.
KIW BUN, IRAVM COUKTT. N. C. FRIDAY, FIBhTAKV 23 190U-MlO.HU SECT10S.
S1FE J1LUST.
Bailer Will Enter Ladysmith in
Few Days.
a
GENERAL CRONJE AT BAY.
ThrowsOffFlflreeBrills.il Avsanll.-.
Intrearhed la Ills Camp. Jou.
bort Order Concentration
Affalnst Room. Mill
tary Critic' Opinion.
8peclal to Journal. j
London, Feb. 21 The Berlin Tagc
blal publishes a Special dispatch from
Brussels which saya that tin; Tmnsvnitl 1
legation in that city lias announced that 1
tho Iloors are evacuating Nut l.
Tbelr position in the Coiouy was ad-
m 1 1 ted to be untenable Gaucrnl Joubert'
b&s ordered a concentration of all availa
ble forces to oppose the advance of Qen-
ral Roberts.
It i further announced that the elege
of L-tdvMuilU be raised and ll in expected
that Ocncrnl Uuller will enter the town
by the end of the week.
London, February 21 SpecKilOlllc-
, .... .. , , ; ,, , . , 1
ial Boer dispatches from I relom, dattd
' '
the iOih report the fighting on the IHlli
and Ii) h near Koodoos itind. Tiey
slate that the British nllcmplcd to sur
round the laager of General Cronje ajjd
were repulsed. General Dewet reports
lha: the Boers captured several kopjes
between I'aarsdebery and Koodoos
Hand aud took forty British pri Miners
A dispatch from Capo Town says that
General Cronjes lore.e, estimated at
seven thousaud, his been checked i:t its
retreat at Paarsdeshery where Cronje is
strongly intrenched Ho has saved his
guns and is believe 1 to have ample am
munition- Every utuiek en his
position made by the British so far has
been repulsed.
London, Feb. 21 The relief of Lady
Biuilli has been announced. The Boers
are iciaxing their hold ou all sides in
order lo assemble and oppose Lord Rob
erts w ho Is pressing on steadily toward
lloeinfoii leiu.
Bpenser Wilklneon, reviewing the mili
tary situation in the Morning Post to
day, sav i :
"The meaning of the position in Natal
is that the Boers have scut the hulk of
their forces to resLt Lord Huberts. Gen
eral Bullcr's aim lo join Sir George
While and then cither to push on lo
l.aing's nek or to send back t we divisions
to reinforce Lord Itoburts, n t lining two
iu Natal to complete tho r c iv ly of the
northern triangle.
"It is to lie hoped that L rd Hoberls
will overcome Genernl Uronje before the
lailer is reinforced. Otherwise tho
British commander may lind him-elf
facing a Boci army equal iu strength lo
his own, as all the Boers nppcar to be
hurrying toward Cronje.
"The British commanders ought soon
I i lie able to free both Ni.tal and Cnpc
Colony from the enemy. Tho actions
now in progress arc the docislvo battles
of the war and every effort must be made
to reinforce Lord Roberts."
New Philippine Commission.
Special to Jonrnal
Vasiiincjton, Feb. 21. .Indgo Ide, of
Yi ruionl, lornieily ('lib f Justice of
Sbiiio at ' 11 r Wright of Tennessee
v I I lie the new members of the Philip
pine Commltsion. One uioic member of
I he coiniidsaloo I mill to be appointed.
Tayfor and Beckham Confer.
FRAHKmirr, Ky. Fib 2J -The attor
ney for Taylor and Beck htm will hold
a Joint conference at 1 o'clock tomt r
row for the purpose nf dlscunlng prope
fiitlon to lellle which of the two In
junction lull relating to the contest
over the Governorship shall havo prt
oedene on Ihecojjsolldatlon of ihe case
in order to avoid a claab between court
over the qnenlon of Jurltdictlon.
The Beckbam tult I act for hearing
before Judge Cn trill at Georgetown
Friday, anil the attorney will t tempt
to agree qpoa plaa of action and fact
forming the batl of the tall, and a to
' what Judge the agreed case ball be tried
I "or
The Democratic member of the two
bouattof lb Legiirialure met In joint
- evasion at t 'ulnck thl afternoon aad
by a tote of 74 to I ratified the former
proceeding by which. William Qoebel
wa declared Ooveroor and J. 0. VY.
Beckham ' Lleutenanl-Oet erior, and
through which Beckbam, since the death
of Qoebel, oltltn title lo the office of
Ooveraor. The Repablloaa member ot
tlie Leglilatnre rerealaed away from the
'joint reedon, hating decided In caucoi
i aollo aiund.
. reWltfs Witch Uaael calve I n
equalled for pile. Injuries and akin die
eases. It Is lbs origins! WlUh Basel
f fairs. Sewer of all Roaster fcfta, F B
Dr. Kedcr, the Gold Care Han, Deal
w.Aua, reu. Il-Ur. Uslls H.
Keelef, of old eere fame, died oddaly
I kit winter I tm sear hers, this nora
Ib. Dr. Keeley cams hers recently
frosi hU hem la Owlf ht, 111
M r. J. K . VlUler. Kewtoa Hamlltos
Pa write, "I think DeVTItt i WUrh
llawl Halve the frtadrtt salve msd." It
rur.i pllu and beU' trtrytblng. All
frtudulrat Iraltatloa irt worthies. T 8
pu-y.
Interest Taken In The Butler Pro-
gjam For Populists.
Tho FbsIob TUb For Thin Stale.
Trial At Wilson. Ivltou
Mill. LaUrmitre Pnblic
Schools Vance
Statae.
IUi.kioii, Feb 21. Tlie I'lipoH-l here
read Willi I merest the news of the holt
against lliitler at Lincoln, Neb. They
called to mind how he had hosseil the
coiiventiou here when there wa at the
outset a majority against him, by delay
ing, dilly-dallying, taking recedes and
baviog his workers out. Muticr warned
to trade wtththe Democrats In 1898 and
it Bin out l.im urllpn liU nmi,... il in u
were so ciuickly aad decidedlv rejected.
Cy. Thompson was as much surprised as
Butler was. PopuliBts know lots of
things about the Senator. They kuow
that buck in 1894 the agreement w asmmle
between Butler and Fritchard us to the
! senatorial matter and that there were
, ,..., .....
ler let Prilrhard understand that in tak-
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ill.. I I..I sliA.I I . ... In lllllt I ll..... ....... r.
mj biiu oijuib tciui iu iuou ti.e. e Hni a
i pledge for his re-elcctlon In 1WT and
that this would give him eight years to
Butler's six.
The talk of the fusionists about put
ling up Marion Butler for Governor .ind
o a.) n t.. i i .1....
uucuvci u. uituuia iui uieu LeiiaiiL uui-
ornor, on their fusion ticket, increases i
daily. Attorney General Walser said of
il: Vou sec Butler would then he made -
Senator and Adani3 Govcrno:." The !
Republicans say Butler can control more!
Populisls tiian any other man. They
really app.eir to believe that li'iiier is the
entire Populist party. f course lie
wmis them to have precisely that belief. General l rmij.: is surroumieu at is
They will not go into any deal with ' anleberg drift, but is offering a stubborn
him unless they have him" in such a ' r'!' Mance. The lliillsh are shelling the
shape ho caa'l go back on them. They j I!otl"' ig"ioi sly aud expect lo rapture
appear to think Prilchard will be ju.tge.""i whole force
The new trial of John J. Jefferson, 1 he j Loudon, Feb 21 The war Olllce has
murderer of Cspt. Calviu Barnes at Wii- r.-cclvcd the following from General Bui
sn, is cow in progress. T. J. Pence., of 'fr:
Thelllaleigh Post, is one of ihe chief j ' Chicvely Camp, Feb. 21. -The liflh
witnesses; "perhaps the most iinpoilant ' Division crossed Ihe Tugela today, by
oiif, as to him Jeilcrson confessed, sfier ! pontoon, and drove back the enemy's
having been brought here, l i o'clock
one night.
The Stale charters the Smithnel.l Cot
ton Mil!, capital $30,000. K. W. Pou and
others are stockholders.
Tho cotton mill at Wake Korea will
bo about a mile north of the village, and
alongside the Seaboard Air lne Rail
road. The town of LaGrangc notifies the
State Superintendent of Public Injunc
tion that it, too, desires to have a pubil :
school, maintained by special lax. The
date for the meeting at Rocky Mount in
the interest of a public school Is post
poned until next Monday, in order that
tho Stale Superintendent can attend and
make a speech. He will be there.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lego here needs a building for the textilu
department. PrcsldcnOVinston is now
at work on a plan to secure this. He
thinks ho will succeed. Ho says another
dormitory is greatly needed.
Tho committee on the Vance statue Is
notlllcd that Hie lifi-iize model would
not bo ready for inspection until Maicli
1st and goes lo W'adiington thai day.
A Joseph Crowder, a tinner, was
coming down a flight of steps, with a
tinner' fire pot In hi hand, ho struck,
overturned end broke a botilu of gaso
line In an Inatant be was on fire This
occurred in rear of a iloro. lie ran Into
lire etoro aud ran around In It. Only
two ladies wero there. One pulled off
bl coat and opened the door, tie dashed
Into the street and a lawyer threw him
down and suothcrod the flio with his
own overcoat. The burus are not tci I-
OUi.
NERVOUS troubles nn: curnl I.
Hood's S n-H.ipurill.i, whieii ( ::
riches anil ptirilics tho blood. II is ti
boat medicine for nervous PEOPLE.
THE MARKETS.
The following quotation were rcceiv
od by J. E. Latham, New Bern, N. C.
Hiw York, Fcbtuary f 1.
Open. High. Low. Clote
Mch cellos . . . . 8.M 8 59 8 M 8VJ
Mar cotton .. . 8 50 8 44 8.30 8S4
Aug cotton 8 88 8.80 8110 8..T8
Sept. cotton ... 7 69 7.74 7.08 7.74
Oct eel ton.... 7.1.0
Hot. ootten.... 7.14 7.40 71 7ns'
i
Cuioaso auairrf
WhiaT: ' Open. High, Low. i lose
Hay (8
Coiuii
Hay $81
So. x'r pm i7t
B. R. T.. ....... 71-
0.A0... t0
Readlog..... .. Mt
Cont.Tob.pref. IS
A, I. W 9 .
T. 0.1 100
6', i u:i
ii
m
'U
jlj,
ui
M
0.W........ Ill
Ml
ft.t, t mln prU were H,(0
Via.
CASTOR I A
,' jor IoiuU and Children.
Til tti Yea Ksti A!;::j l::?A
Bears tho
C';aaturt of I
ut4
TIGHTLY HELD.
Roberts Scatters Boer Forces At-
tempting to Reach Cronje.
K Mi. fore men Is I'roui Jan'oTt at
l.il jauiilh l!i pii i-nl While Brit
lk S Ii J I Die liitn nrhe.1
( nni. Itiiller Ad
r a he i u g
-la! to Joii' ral.
London, Febru&iy 2i I In- war ufiUc
h is looelved the following diutic!i from
Uencrul ItoberU:
I ' Paardchcrg. Kcltnaiy 21 Yesterday
afternoon 1 was saiialiei! h a careful
rcconnoUaauce in forre ilmtilie poiiion
of tho enemy could riot lie curiied us
"UHl """tout a heavy
SO X lulls to avoid.
w hlch I wan
Therefore I decided to bombard tlie
wi,h artlllory ,1,r " y
lo me euemy a reinforcements
The result was most satisfactory. !
Tho Boers were driven In sll directions,!
losing many, in killed and wounded. I
"We look about tifly prisoners who
state that they arrived from Ladysmith .
in two days by rail They say that it was
our artillery that caused them to aban
don tho kopje which they had been oc
cipying. Our loss is two officers aud four men
slightly wounded."
London, February 21 A private tele
gram received hero fiom I'crlin this af-
r - - ,
lenioon declares that General Cronje is
'n 8 US(' position, bearing out yestei-j
""y 8 lorl1" rumor that General ',ronje
was surrounded and that a time limit
Iiatl b,!" iven lliul within which to
capitulate.
I Cape Town, Feb. 31. A special corrs
i pondent of Die t ape Argus says;
rear guard, our navnl l'-J-pounder silenc
ing all of thoenemy' guns."
No Two Thumba Alike.
It Is not nloue ou questions of hand
wrlllug Hint handwriting experts ure
culled upon to testify. Thumb Impres
sions, uround which Murk Twain iu
"Puddlu'bead Wilson" built big lugen
lous story, have sometimes formed
the liusls of very convincing testimony
Couiin Doyle said that Cnrvalbo's de
ductions In the case of the robbery of
$2o,000 from a package of the Ameri
can Kxpix'ss company, for nicety of
ren8onlng uud extraordinary colned
denee, eclipsed anything any one ever
dared put Into Action.
In 1SIM Asn Guy Gumcy was tried
on the charge of stealing a large sum
of money from the express company.
It was proved that Gurney bad opened
the safe where the package had been
placed, taken It out aud deposited It in
another safe. It was found that a
large sum was missing.
The evldeuce was purely circumstan
tial. The envelope containing the mon
ey boro upou It, however, a thumb Im
pression. Mr. Carvalho testltied that
the Impression on the envelope aud
several Impression of Guruey's
thumb corresponded exnetly and con
tended t lui t there were no two thumbs
In tlie world alike. Put such evidence
was too subtle for the rural Jury w hich
tried the case, nnd the prisoner was
acquitted.
It Is to be recorded ns a tribute to
the accuracy of Carvnlho's testimony
that Gtiruey soon after confessed.
Chambers' Joiuiml.
lha llrllannla.
"Cold wtve," laid the man who had
traveled In Northwest Canada, "invaria
bly start In British territory."
"Nothing unusual," thl tho listener,
"when we tike In consideration that
Britannia rule the waies."
The t'taal Wax.
Mrs. Hoon-I bare Juit been reading
an article wblco contenil that when a
a person I afflicted with an Incurab'o
malady (ho doctor ought to let blm
dlo.
Mr. Hoon They will, If they are only
called In.
ItaToaa Worst.
Mr. Mulvny bad been one of the
prinrlnali In a stairhead fight, "and wea
leUtlng the clrcumittnoe to ber neigh
bor.
I "An' puwal did yea say when Mr.
. OToole Intuited yrf'
"stay? Begorra, 1 laid nothl tgt 1 jutt
done lif
la taoraach SWraM.iB.
Mr. Meeker, who bat geae lo the front
door toaatwerihe pod sas' ring, pat
iii wmrni iBtiue ib uwr oi me loom
woara sis wiia was sniuig,
I It's a letter for me, ny dear, he laid.
thall I opea hr
s
WhMd)m Ihlsk ol who
Would tsU oat his faithful lolUwsrsT
ramph, said Afalaaldo, lhat'i sot the
patbetle oolsl of It st all What do fou
tblab of mas who hs h lot of f.ltbful
follower for ia!s aad Cast trd
buyer? ... :.. , ,
. AKef Oftlta4a. i. .
nistlf reads Welt, e&eeat twf ' '
Yet. He'l a retired stoeslloaltt.
Retired! Ihssk hesrea.
be
Tin-y mil be Work In? !!i
f i e I "ii ft ! t ii I t.f miccix.
New utioii Kill lui !
I umiiurn F:ie-
11 5
1 :i riec.
H.M.KMH. Frhnmry ii htiriuati
Sinnnniia h:i completed und w::' - n l
out this eek to the var.oi- couiiiy
cliHinnen Hie i.lnn of org ri!.-ilio!i of
white Sunreiuacv Club. Air : 1 1 1 n i o -1
BaHlliat the-e chilis will he origin i.cd
t I'.rougliout tlie Hi:. te this jenr and by
llio middle of , !uii,' he exiiiV. s !o see ht
lea-it two tho . san 1 in fu!! h.'a t in North
Carolina. I ie predicts tltii? U-loie the
elejlimi theio will lie su- Ii a r in; to
gether of t lie while people o! North (':
olina in support of I li anicnilinc-iit an
has not been seen in llos .lalc in any
previous e'eelion.
The clubs will he noising bodies,
not ilie.s-tmrii ir orirsni it i;is Imriio-
1 ' n 1
tanl woi k will be assigned in each mem
ber
The work will be such a he cau per
form without los of tim li nn his own
buslurn ll will be such work as he cau
do, and no work will be assigned to any
member lo which he. ol jeeis, and no
work will be assigned to ,iny member
whiclris not honorable, legitimate and
proper.
The Deiuociaiic pariv will appeal to
ihe honor, character hum bmliest aspira-j
ti ns of the people, and ii w ill condemn I
any except
liouiuablc
;hi.ds of cam-
pilgning.
The Slate ronimbl'c believes that a
White Supremacy Clubs to
Formed Through the State.
man can miller the pail) belter sei vice for lllu Kaslcrn llistrict of North Caro
by bein:; a membr ihi:, by remaining ; '' bailie S. Duguid, member of Duguid
fiiimiilf- It.ii no ii,.i.,,.,r,wv or '
i liiinoiTucy or;
fealiv shad be !.r -lught ii;i.t oue.stion Ik-
eau- he dues
of joining U I
Mr Ajcocl
m, I j
I i.u
propriety
Il lo ea;-.l p' l-ou
ns a-k .1 w hat was
the
political outlook in : he '
plii d: " We w:li ei.rr v i 'i
ale. lie ic
Siale easily.
1 lind more cm Imsia in lb i:i I have ever
seen at this early 'file.'"
The Slalii chaiterJ I be Wcnonali Cot
ton Mill at Lexin-ion, cpiiiil $150,000,
owiins, V. V.. Holt ,.ud l.ihel Holt
of Chailotte, and V. K Holt, Jr. of
Lexing'.ou. The mill will spin and
weave. This will give 1. xinglon Ihiee
mills.
The Weuoniih Cotton Mills, at Lcxing
Ion, N. C ,is the third new cotton mill
chartered in the Stale this week One
of ihe llnee hid a million dollars
capital sloek. Also the Rocky Mount
Sash & Blind Company was- today char
tered with a capital of $'.1,000.
During January tho Stale chartered
six mills aud during Febiuary thus far
tlx. It Is a period of remarkable de
velopment. The money is raised for all
these mills. They are not meiely nil
paper.
The town of Oxford is malting great
progress Among its new lealuies ol in.
(biatrial life are a cotton mil! aud furni
ture factories.
The Jeffeison murder trial st Wilson
is postponed until next week.
Sevcial Raleigh newspaper mei. went
to Norfolk last nigbl to lake a tiial trip
today on the steamer Augusta, owned
by the Southcru Railway, lo Baltimore.
The stock has been subscribed fur a
3),000 furniture factory at Winston.
The company expects to organi.e Hie
latter part of the week, ll will he com
posed of fine business men, tbieu oi
whom arc residents of Winston and two
of Salem. Tlie site for the plant will
probably be c boson this week.
Late News Items.
Timothy O. Woodruff In a speech al
Detroit, Mich , launches Ida boom (or the
Vice-Presidency.
Wm. J. Bryan spoke to 0,000 at Jack
tonvllle, Fla , Wednccday. Ills remarks
on imperialism were cheercil to ihe echo
The famoui Mardi Grs opened In New
Orleant Weduenday night.
Olg Nctbertole and her manager were
arretted In New York Weduenliy for
olavlDK "Sappho. The charge wat
"offending public decern y "
The United Slates g- v rnoteot hat
turrendered two Uland ol the Philippine
Archipelago to Spain, Caygajen Hula
and Clbuter.
"I had dyspepsia for year. No raedl
cine was so effective a Kodol Dypepla
Cure. It give Irumediito relief. Two
boltri produced raarvibnu result
write L II. Warren, Albany, Wl. It
dltetls what tou est and ctnoot fall to
core- F. 8. Duffy.
AaeU.f Kind ml Itaml.
" Wbea yen married you thought your
btwbtad a dcml-jod?'
"Ye."
"Asd Bowf
''Now be remind oi more of deml
Johnl' WhsMae rraaMUaa.
I oltaHtbaweatheraaMrlalar'sieUlm.
'ad the mas with soold.
ui do.'. boow " asiwsred lbs ant eolal
scqalataaee, -I hatea'l bees able to
B,kt ap , miBd whether It s tho
wsather that b sscertsls of Ihe pn die.
floo." '
1 .-
Iltttwl tliaa.a.
iehasy-Why do they ttf that tba
oea It mlgt tier tbaa tbst word t
tt(t
Hit father Beraajs JOS tio'l
tbeckl With h iwotd.
KANSAS CITY THE PLACE.
Dcmocra'k Conrention Called to M.ct i,n
Independence Day.
irpt clal to Journal
Washirotuk, F.b. 22 -The Dnm
eialie National Committee met I nlav
fc'id t lecud Jaiv 4 i u- ll.c .iie f l
lioiiiing l lie N'aii.'iiAt leiie r si iv. o
Venlio i
A t ler la' i ii a i c. n:: il ; :: i ; e ci.
I lie conini i ll e- lo m -1 the n-( t m ii ;e' ; ', es
o! KanBus c'it ainl Miiwai -.e-. tor t,1(
loci'.ion of ihe conn mi iu I .1 ll
l.h
New York city ws- to l,-e ii, u
lep-
n.-eutei by uu i e- mm I. civ, I .u
1.; ibeece d:.l not t.iii r tie ( .no-l
oi-jecl i.ui III tide 1 the loilllc b.
p:e.-.enieii by any but a repie-i matin: of
that Slate.
; After a number ot geu'.h'iir'n had pre
sent nl 1 lie claims of the in cities a N "le
was laken by Ihe eoiii'ioll'-e wr. ii tiie
, foil .wing resuil: Kansas City 40 votes,
, Aiilwa.ii.ee D Vole;., Inns local liU I he
j nt xt Deiiioeialic Naiiiei.i (' ui vein ion i
; at Kansas t iiv, .Mo.
Tlie Dt'Hi- .lrls.
Penelope Well, after all, 1 helievi ihe
less one knows tlie hsppier one is.
Genevieve That's a comfortable phil
osophy. You must be very happy.
A Time For all 1 IiIiikh.
'1 thought," said the literary aspirant,
"of spending a portion of each day w ri
ling verse.''
"Ohl I wouldn't," said the editor
"Write verse only whcn voii are abso
lutely sure that you have Homing else to
do.''
Petition For Meeting: to Consider
Composition.
District Court of the I niled Slates,
'V "on, Han A nipt ot JNcw Item, N.
rtul.v afljudicatcil a Ibinkiwpt, has pro-
I iiosei) i. i-o.i.t.ouil ii m lit Ili. i-i i t oi u nf
Duguid it Son of twenty per cent net of
unsecured claims, a meeting of credi
tors will be held in New- Hern, N. C, at
my olliee on the 2Clh day of Fi bi liary,
1U00, to act upon said proposal.
L. J. .Moonii, R. feree
2.1 Bankrnpii y division, Kaslcrn I'is
tricl, N t .
Februaiy -.2, i',100.
New Bern l-.iir, April i6-2I, 1000
Bicycles
Fot Everybody.
4 have n v. i v
i.-rgc ' Melt i f llicvclc
YGNK can I c Suited.
from whii Ii A
COI.l MlllAx STOKM Kits
llMl lniltDS l'I..N N ANTS
HA Mill. Kits IDI.AI.
R mrinc in in ice from '.'b 00 to $',:
Sold for Cash or on Kasy Puyini n's
I have a liniiled sloek'of the Model Ml
Cbainless nt J50 nnd Models lo and 4'.i
Chain Colu..ibias at J40. and get no more
of them when present stock is exli iiist
ed. Second-liand Bicjcics at nl most
any old price.
All kinds of Repairing i one piono I y
and your work is sn.iciteil.
A large and well selected .stock ol
Records for Graphoiihoiie or I'linno-
craph, oontiisling of litest Marches. Cake
Walks, Coou bongs, etc.. ' laclory
prices.
South Front St , Next P. M. Pi am v
Wood Wood Wood
Cut any length yon vwn.1, nn I
any kind you want.
Where ?
At MOORK'S WOOD VAltll.
South Front Sinn I
Call Phone 149 and Order Whnt
You Need.
J. T. If. MOOKK.
Ml
I will Hell 10 or i'i good Horses
and Mules with Wagons nnd llur
nciis Comtilctc. CIicbi) for Cnsli or
Good l'uper.
J. T. H. riOORE,
New I'lern, N. G.
If
I CD
,
LOANING 3I05EY!
Leant male. !xtat (laced. Apply to
ISAAC U. BH1TH, 190 Middle street,
Kw Bers, N. C.
Attention
Tiil ;ls c
4 iY. 2
J 111 'it I
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SALT RHEUM CURED BY"
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
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Nature, in her efforts to correct mistakes, which mistakes hare ooana frota
careless living, or it may be from ancestors, shoot out pimplea, blotches aad
other imperfections on the skin, as a warning that more seriona trouble (par
haps tumors, cancers, erysipelas or pulmonary diseases i are certain to follow if
you neglect to heed the warning and correct the mistakes.
Many a lingering, painful disease and many an early death haa beca avoided
simply because thee notes of warning hare been heeded and the blood kept
pure by a right u.sc of JOHNSTON S BARSAPABILLA.
Miss Abbie J. Rande, of Marshall. Mich., writes:
" I was cured of a bad humor after suffering with it for five yeara. Tfce
doctors aud my friends said it was salt rheum. It came out on my head, neck
and ears, and then on my whole body I was perfectly raw with it. What I
suffered during those fire years, is no use telling. Nobody would beHeve me U
I did. I tried every medicine that was advertised to cure it. I spent money
enough to buy a bouse. I beard JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA highly
praised. I tried a bottle of it. I began to improve right away, and when I haa
finished the third bottle I was completely cured. I have never had a touch of It
hince. I never gjt tiny thing to do me the Jetust good till I tried JOHNSTON'S
SARSAPARILLA. I would heartily auvUe all who are suffering' from humor
or skin disease of any kind to trv it at once. I had also a pood deal of stomach
trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA
made me all right."
The blood is your lifeand if vou keep it pure and strong von con positively re
sist disease or face contagion fearlessly. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA never
fails. It is for sale by all 'lriijrKts. in fu'l quart bottles at only one dollar each
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