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VOLUMt XXII.
SIW BIRN, CRAY IS COUKTY. S. C. FRIDAY, M.KH Iti I'Jun - I n:i t L' T H ' N
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WILL CODE.
Calcts of A. L M. College Will Visit
New Bern Fair.
Fire Love. Ilatlrr und the Uc
publicans. Hratlit-r For Krbru
ary. A Wurd For Tracli
. r s. I ho I'lspe n
nary l
Ruhkiuii, March 14 I'resiilfnt Ulni
ton received kuei I com .Mr. George
Weston, of Uilini'rr, string dial Mr
George YaDderliill would give $50 in
gold or lliat amount in silver cups to
those students of llie college who are
the best judges of cattle, on the occasion
of the visit of I lie faculty and cadets to
Blltniore. As was Maud by jour cor
, reapoiKreot tast November, President
Winston intends to Uke the cadets to
the New Bern Fair iu Anil, Julian 8.
('air's "Oceonccclit c" futm near Hill: -
boro, I'inoiiur-u and Mil nine Tiir
c irps will make a tine appearance wiili
its nearly MOO member:, band and druqt
corps. All tliei-e nips will bcediui
tional and of marked vslue
The lo;es by the reient fire here
which destroyed a lare tobacco wan -house
h ive been s-eilliil. K I Flem
ing's net ioi, L. iiV.ut flJK) J. 1'. Taj
lor, of llt.iiilein.ri, has no net loss, in
auramc currinir it all. It was his to
bicconM Ii win rolled out. Kone of
thai of Fic mirij,' A; (Jo. was tavt-d. It is
learned tl.itt il.e iiibiirHtic-e men con
ferred in itgmd lo instituting suit
aaint the wn'er company for iueulll
cienl pr3Miie.
A I'opulint said Hint llie Ucpublicans
were dealing with Senator Iluiler as if
the latter could control 00,1,(10 Populist
votes, w hile as a matter of fact he cannot
control liM'Ou. lie added that all the
Ii,iulil9 w:liu u on Id vote against the
couliiutioiiul au.endiiM-nt would do to
any w a ; Iluiler was bilter, and that
after Angiis.1, w hen the amendment will
b lalilied bj it liahdsoine majority the
Hfpulilkans will 1 1 r. lliiihr.
The penitentiary will put iu an ilec
tric lighting plant, to c ort some f.OOO
or I'J.UnO. Tin-re me 11 biilders.
The weather report lor North Carolina
for Febinmy i- hmriI. It says that
durlui; this inimli no less than uioe "low
fuefsuie ureiiM'' pai-i-i'il over Ibis State.
Kuiu was cxreasivu in llie West; live
s ations lepoiiing over Id incLes during
the uionlli, tbu gieatest rainfall lieing
1384 inches at Highlands. The lowest
was 2 CI), at Wilmington. The lowest
temperature was 14 at Highlands; the
highest ?s. at .oulliport. The entire
in 'in i h was cold, wet and disagreeable
The mean lemperatuic was 4 below the
normal. The hi at outlook ia bad. The
rivers were very full of water. The mean
rainfall was 5 80 inches, or 1 4(1 above
the average for the mouth. The mean
snowfall was only 4 10 of an inch.
The Statu Superintendent of Public
Instruction sent tho following lo the
county supeiiuteudcnts:
"You will please inform the teachers
of your county, through the county
newspaper or otherwise that llie next
annual examination for life certliicates
will be held al the court bouse on Ihe
a:coml Thursday in July. Qiesilons
have been prepaicd by Ihe State board
of ciamieers U on the following r-ul-jet
U, lo-w li: Ilariiliiiielii'. algel.ra, gio
grapliy, pbjtlcal geography, physiology,
history, i i v i 1 government, school law.
Euglish grammar, English literature,
elementary botany, eloinenlary psj
ckoloy, and elenieulary phjsl Them
questions will b foi Aaided In due lime
to )ou, as they are now iu Ihu hands o:
l'io Slate Printer You ll see under
.action 7i of school law, llitl each appli
cant niunl p-iy In ndtance to ju'i, tie
county sup.'iliiiLiiilcia of Dcli...U, ihe
'sum of (5, wbicli mim be reported lo
the connly hoar I of school directors and
paid into Ihe general school fund of the
county."
Id tne case of tiarscd vs. Greensboro
(vfllrmed In both appeals) th court layi
'"Tho dispensary ijitein'doet not create
o unlawful monopoly in violation of
action 81, tilicle I, of I be State consll
Uillon. Guy Co'iiml-sloners,- 131 If.
O, 471. Section 0, chapter 54, laws
1809, auiiioritlug the board of ald.rm.D
orOraensboro lo appropriate an amount'
not exceeding $1,00 J at loan for the
ettabliahmenl of Ihe dispensary prorldeu
far In sal I act It In violation of section
7, article 17, of the constitution, the ap
propriation not being "necetaary ex
ptnitf' of the city guwnmr nt, but the
unconstitutional provision does not
render the wbola act void. '
1 Tirlifih AllotraL
... The m.ltnn of Turk rlavt at a and
tffcr dt'vut itiiz rtie nhuW moral nj to
'Work Willi hl nwrrtitrlca hrvak fasti
: It noou. After ttil he ink) ft drlrt or
row oo Ihe hUi- I.) Ilia Trial park. Al '
. 8 be-dim mi J amnsi'i ulmwlf during
'tht twain Willi Ida fnmlly. listening
wtllt lil doucliUT )lny oo iho piano.
II la rxtrt'inely fouil of niualc. Tbr
uttin dmiacf like an Euallab aeotle-
, maclmt lavartabl; In a frock cool, lb
L bnai of which on irmit orcaalooa la
v richly inlirotilcrwl and blaalng with
4coratlona, Tbcrt arc ever 400 cookt
Del cHlUoM am ploy l la tb Imperial
lac. , ,
. " AlwwtM. . -. -
f oibam I anppoaa all af. Ib por
Uatta wart handed doai to )oa by year
aactatora? ' "
Walb-Aaccftori aotblngt Thy
wtra bandw) dowa la B by Ibt to-tloheert
', ROBERTS' ADVANCE.
Holds the Railroad. Scrercl Flghtlnf.
Enf land Kcfu&cs Medlaiion.
I Lohdom, March 13-Lord Hobtrts tele
; graphed from Venters V it I , Orange Free
Stale, at 5 20 o'clock this raornioe, as
folio Wf:
"I dirrcied Oi neral Freccb, if there
j were lime brlore dark to seize the rail
way nation hi Uloeuifonlein and Ihus
, arcure the rolling slix k. M midnight 1
received a repori from him ih.it after
coDsidei :(,:e opposition he bad been
'able to occupy two bills cioee lo the
, railway staiion biuh command Bloem-
fontelu.
"A brother of I'resident Slcyn has
i been ma le a piisoner.
' The lelegiaph Hue leading northward
has been cut and the railway broken up
A dispatch from Lord Roberts, dated
at Venters Viei. J SO P. M. yesterday,
says:
"Our march wa9 again unopposed. We
art now about 18 miles from Bloemfon
tein. The cavalry division is astride the
railway, six miles south of Uloemfon
teiu. There were 321 men wounded and
ahoul 00 or 70 were killed or are miBE
ing. 't'olouel Umpholy has died of his
wounds. Lieutenant Prall, of the F.ssex
Kegimenl, was wounded severely. The
woundi are as a rule more serious than
usual, u ing lo the expanding bullels
which are fieely used by the ISoers."
London, March 13 The United Slates
Government, at the requestor Presidents
K i tiger and Stejn, has olTered to i lie
British Government its services as me
diator, with the view of bringing aboul
peace iu South Africa.
The United Slates charge d'affaires,
Henry While, saw Lord Malisbury at the
Foreign Olllcc Ibis evening and received
a formal reply from llie iiritih Govern
ment declining the good ollices of the
Uniled States In regard to peace.
Tne Interview between Mr. While
and Lo.d Salisbury was luief, tho Pre
mier confining himself to a courteous
lerbtl declination without cntciing into
details.
More Like Peace.
Fkanki oht, Ky , March 1.!. The
Legislauire of Kenlucky adjourned sine
die today.
A conference between Adjutants-Gen
eral Collier and Caslleman resulted iu a
perect understanding being reached.
William S. Taylor, the Kepublicau
claimant, will continue to act as Gov
ernor. J. C. W. Beckham, the Demo
cratlc claimant, will make no move to
ward securing possession of the Slate
buildings until after the Court of Ap
peals has decided the disputed Governor
ship The Legislature appropriated
$100,000 for the use of Beckham iu rcor
ganlziog the Stale raililia.
Among the more conservative clement
in each parly ihe opinion prevails that
the worst is over and that when the
Court of Appeals renders its decision
the danger of civil war In the State will
entirely pass away.
Porto Rico Bill.
Wahiiinoton, March 13 The Kepub
licin Senators rilcovered at their caucus
on the Puerto Klcan bill today that its
passage ia by no means assured. To
bring aboul that result iinportaut modi
fications must be made
The caucus lasted from 3:80 to 0
o'clock, and adjourned until 3 o'c'ock
tomorrow afternoon.
it was made apparent that a number
of Senators thought Ihe legislation was
ill advised, although ihey might be In
eli.ied to vole for It if forced to consider
it a parly mrature.
Mil Smith, Hulternul, Mich, says,
"DeWill's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills I ever u.ed for cosllve
ne, liver and bowel Iroub'es V. 8.
Duffy.
THE MARKETS.
The followln.'lquotallons were ricoi
od by J. E. Latham, New Bern, N. C.
New York, March 15.
Cottok: Open. High. Low. Close
Mcb. 0.00 0 58 II 50 fi ns
Mar 0 50 0 03 0.50 B r,9
Aug 9.88 8 49 9 88 9.47
Sept 8.39 8.4 8 19 8.48
Nar 7.89 7 04 7 89 7.9
Jan '7.88 7 88 7 88 7.8H
CIMCAOO MARKETS.
Wheat: Upon. Ulgh. Low. (lose
May UA 6(l 064 C0J
Corn:
May 871 7 87 87
Bo. H'j Pfd r.;r 68
Head , mi
T- O. I Ml 9?4
Laathar if
1.8. W M 5r
v.tue 871
Cotton receipts war 17,000.
Coa Tobaoeo paid a dividend of I par
oaol.
Bar. W E Slitar, W. Oatoa. N. Y.
wrltan "I had dyspepsia or lta'y
yaarr, and triad doaiora and aaadlclaai
Vliboul baatBt I wat peraaadad to aaa
Kovlol Dyspepsia OataaadUbalpwl ma
fro Iba atart lballarall to b a pa
aaoaa.ror all forsaa of - ladljaatloa." It
difaaU what yoa F Daffy,
avM VarstM.
"Why tlaad hra Idla alMbadayf
aakad the ui ttyaf, wbo It toad of oao-
latloea. ; i . f
"IWausa," replied lb partf ,of lb
second part, "I am ally ploy,' -
KEt? mi
Defender of the Nefro Manly Ordered
Awj From Henderson.
Kepabtieaa Candidates Fur lioier
nor Veiy Sky ( ral Law to
Stay. Capitol Hume I'ulnt
ed Strawberry Crop.
Meets at Murehead.
Kalkiuh, aiarch 15. Net long after
the negro editor, Manly, left Wilming
ton and the other obnoxious whites and
blacks were expelled from that place, a
negro preacher named Scott, of Hender
son, went I New York and al a "Manly
meeting" uncorked Ihe vials of his
wrath 1 1 ...... 1 1 1 1
people thai his return to that place !
would noi be permitted. A Henderson)
man says that notwithstanding thj9 :
Scolt appeared there a day or two ago.
He was walled on and told that he must
depart in 24 hours. He departed.
It is quite significant that some of the
Republican leaders are saying they di
not think their party should attempt
any orgaulzalion iu eastern North Caro
lina until after the August election.
Republicans are saying that Rich
mond Pearson does not want to bealwil1' Mayer Kellner, went out to niee1
caudidate for Governor, but that what
he does wish is lo oust Crawford and
get the latters seal, or in case of failure
lo muke another canvass in the ninth
district. The fact is none of the Repub
licans appoar to hanker after that nom
ination for Governor. They know very
well, Pritchard, Spencer B. Adams,
rearson and ail of them, that it is a ! w waved tne uriusii nag ami sang
wiid-oose chase in this year of grace ! tnu Urilish national anthem The crowd
1 000. I was in a condition of ln nicd excite-
It appears that some of the insurance ' "R'"t
companies which have ceased to do bus-! Lord Roberts has his hcniliiuui let's at
iiicss In this State have an idea that the I llle I'residenl's house ami there are
Legislature ia June will repeal or great
ly modify the Craig domestication law.
Inquiry made as to this elicited the re
spouse that such a thing as repeal was
altogether improbable, but that tho Leg
islature may make seme interpretation
of the law, which is a quito desirable
thing to be done.
For the past six or eight years a num
ber of new tobacco market-) have an
uually been established In the eastern
part of this State, and in South Carolina.
This year it is said the number will be
considerably reduced.
The State charters the t-now ISaaket
Company, of Uigh Point, capital $10,
000, also the Ronnie Cotton Mill at
King's Mountain, capital $ 100,0 J9. This
mill will both spin ami weave.
The exterior of the dome of the cap
itol is being repainted, a lead colorbe
ing selected, but ihe crown which rests
upon the-dome will beholden.
The Supreme Court confirms the de
cree of the court below giving Mrs
Buffalo, of Raleigh, a divorce from Dr.
RulTalo. She Is a daughter of the su
perintendent of the Oiford Orphan Asy
lum. Today a 7 J months freedom of the
patrlilges from the gunners began. The
hunting season was one of the best in
many years.
Wiley B. Foot, of Wayne, Is here and
says there will be an immense straw
berry crop along the line of the Wll
mington A Weldon Railroad between
Goldsboro and Castle llayue. The grow
ers have made very satisfactory arrange
ments with the railroads. The Armours
will also put in their refrigerator cars
People who know only of the liitle berry
patches in the west and piedmont section
have no Idea of Ihe Immensity of the
beny Industry in Ihe region along the
Wilmington A Weldoo, wheie the land
h as black as prairie.
It is decided that the North Carolina
Teachers' Assembly shall meet thU year
at Morebead City. Wilmington would
probably have won had tho ho.iel there
made Its rate 1 a day, which U always
the rale al Morehead.
To secure the original witch harei
salve, ask for DeWItt s Witch Hael
Salve, well known as a certain cure for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of worth
less counlei fella. They are dangerous
F 8 Duffy.
Gold Now the Standard.
WAsnimiTOB, March U.-Oold Is the
slngk standard or value of United Slates
money.
Tbe President affixed bis signature lo
the currency bill at 1.14 o'clock this af
ternoon.
I Mr. Oteralreet, of Indiana, tba father
of tba measure, arrived al tbe Wblta
House at 110 o'clock and waa Immedi
ately shown Into tba cabinet room. Here
be was Joined by tba President.
Mr. McKlnley look Iba document, and J
Clanclnt ovar It, laqalrad It II bad bn '
compared with car. Oa being aesifred.
that It bad tba President Mated blmaelf
preparatory to alCiIng bit tig nature.
Mr. McKiolay recalled to Iboaa wbo
stood about btsa lhal saany of Iba Im
porlanl fioanMal bills paaaad by Con
grass bad baoa approved oa Iba 14lb ol
tba Booth Ha tpoka of Iba Bharaaa
act, iba raauolptloa actt and aow tba bill j
beforahlav
CASTOR I A
V- In I&tkhU all CMldrta.
TiM Yoa Ban Aliayi B::;tl
fissn tb4
BJnaiaxaol
Occupies Presidential Mansiun
in
Free State Capitol.
Many (itimo li'jiiirc In Htm-!:
Success liners Krtird North
Krre Slalt rs llelwn n
Inn ltritUh
Force a.
UmiM.N. Mai.-b 14 The Dvl, I. .
graph has received Ihe follow i uL' '
patch from South Africa
Hloemfonlein, Orange Free c'ati
March 13: Lord Roberts enten d li!..fiu
, fn'ein at noon today
Gordon Highlanders,
followed by l be
i cava'rx l r I lT -
of how H I 1 1 1 1
' .Ia Bn.l
nut. ami i m i iinun H
crv
president Steyn am
ollii ials tied piivalely
olhrr pteniinent
from the i-h pi i ul
i 'ast "'g'". transferring lb
m -at of
! enouent
C-eneral French wa wiihintin
of the place at 5 o'clock Moudav
i
mile,. :
affei !
noon, lie sent a Minimi. im into the;
town, threatening to bomba'd unless it i
surrendered by 4 a. in Tuesday. A
white Hag was hoisted Tuesday morning
and a deputation of the Tow n Ceuncil,
Lord Roberlsat Spit, kop, nnith of llie
town, making a foinial surrender of the
place.
Lord Roberts made a stale entry at
noon, lie received a tremendous ova
lion. After visiting the public buildings
he went to the ollicial residence of the
i'resident, followed by a cheeiing crowd,
many of the lirilis.li wounded in the
building. The railway is not injured.
Since the nllaii at Abraham's Kraal
there there has been only a singleBkirui
ish, when llie cavalry was engaged yes
terday. The back of the war hen: is broken.
The populace is cheering Roberts and
Ihe soldiers and I nion .lacks are Hying.
Lord Roberts ia not likely to like
much time iu providing a provisional
government lo administer the affairs of
the Free .State. Geneial While is con
sidered llie best man to take hold of al
fairs. The enmmander-iu-rhief can now turd
his allention to the South of the Free
Stale, where Clements, Galacreand l!ra
bant have been holding the south bank
of the Orange river, awaiting the onler
lo push back the Iloers. The latter arc
now in a bad position between two llrit
ish forces.
it appeals from ndvices received here
that I'resident Steyn has- reli red unit h
10 Winburg or Kroonstadt. it is pmba
ble lhal the army of 12,000 burghers,
with 18 guns, has followed him f i out
Abraham's kraal.
The general opinion expressed in the
London press is that the Free Siaieis
have practically thiowu up the sponge.
11 is thought likely that a rear -guard ae
tion will be fought to Kroonsladt ly
lighting men of llie Free State ami the
Transvaalers, and thai then a reliieineul
will lie made from the Free St ilt iu.d
Natal upon the line of the Vaal, when
lucre isure lo lie serious Itghiin,'
Vnrjlnn Kffertt of ArrlileulH.
"Yrut,i ago." KUbl u Malm- man. "I
wns Handing beside- n gun at a state
ill outer in AugiiHtn when a salute Ii
the governor, who bud Just nunc mi
the Held, was U-Ing tired. The caniinii
UHi-d was i f the old instilum d kind,
and It was prematurely discharged,
with the result that the Index linger of
the right baud of the in n 1 1 iiimnilng
the load lioine wns blown n(T 1 lie
shock, together with the lodgment of
flying panicles of powder, bud lie- !'
toi l of driving Ihe blood back from Un
wound, during which fragment "f time
the Injured iiiiiirulinly eaam.ii.il Ids
mangled hand, but wbeu the Id I dl.l
come linek It r.uiie with n rush ...id
fairly bubbled nut In n torrent. The
man's ciiliiiiieis left him n If by magic
al the sight of the blood, ami. wllh n
loud flTriiiti, be keeled over In n ili-uil
faint.
"They used to tell a story of two men
who were workliiK on opposite sidea of
a lnmzKaw, The attention of one up
coming momentarily illsiriu-ted. be ran
lila finger ngaliiHt (be wnv, and the
aovorod piece dropped mi the other
aide, wheie IiIh partner wna working.
That worthy picked It up und, with the
raaiial remark, 'Mill, voo've drnppvd
aonielblngr' handed It Inn k to lis own
1 er Hill didn't fnlut. but It Is only ow
ing to Ihe suxrlor luiisl of apped de
rrlopod by bin partner that bo la not
doing flmo for bo.nl. id, '-New York
Tribune.
- .
r.".."""! manT Ton
worrleil.
Jonea I a in You know- I bad my
life Insured last twkl
Rmlth-Yr. but whnl has that got to
do wllh II T
Jonea-WelL the very next day my
wife bought n new cookbook, Toa
albly It's all right, but it certainly lonka
auaplcloua. -Chlrago News
WIU Mta To.
Iht dot of war art still ambarkinf
for Boulh Africa.
raM.
A Baa aavat boqalraa trna faa aatll
UhM. afh.. Thr.
hit aama ia ta avarybody't asoaih. - ,
What a anaa't fnraaoa won't ork ka
Jiiuall kiant(t to pi kot about II' T
The Moaqntlt wt HiiiIii lpland.
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Nov:
.1. rearson.
'Itii-nliT.
final k;:My fond of
iseijuenl 1 y every vil
li! this way the
d in I he past history
The I 1 1 : ii
the ili a ma.
la-.- h-i-. i
I nre
ol' their a
incuts are
vvliii h ols
of Shakes
and
at
The : ::ige arrange,
on a par with those
rii-'laml al the time
Thole K Po scenery,
I- Ihe o,v,w of tho
nirely on ihe acting.
il.iy f-ood.
and
se.!ie
p!ee.
Wl.i."
A -si
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m.tii
all o-
t ei-t ill
hina. for
e::ipoi-or
Hot been
taken by
llliolis of
Ii :i ;i;I". a
th.-y hav
: -ts r
iheir im
au.l general de
Iheir tl
ical ronre-
r i 'hina mi n so
At any rale.
fo towns from
opy to work on
Ihel'l with all
1 ami clothing.
iclorles. illilus-
oottagc stage,
s more peoiile
Collier' 8 Werk-
ii'
'I l.h
in:,
tin
tin
ii-
tl
!l Is
llcl
Th
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III
and agrieiioi
than any sort
ly.
A good si..:
if Hade.
-K 4 hill ;
e . i going the rounds at
liege i oliet-l ning a last
ale. a dutiful son and an
.! iideiit. yet vv ithal a some-
V olilii. At the begillllillg
i-iiug vi lli1 his father, w iio
Harvard c
vear's i,r;; li
iniliislnous
what liln r.-il
Of his collell
was just selling mil I'm- lluiopc, said
to liiin:
"Now, I Ian , , you get your degree,
und I'll send lor vnu to come over and
trav el all summer. "
Harry hum delighted, "l-'alher." said
he, "I will." lie sin. bed lailhl'iillv all
Ihe college year and In .lime went
through with living colors. Then he
cabled his father:
"Yes."
Hut the father, alas, had f.u-g.
his inipulslv e offer. He muse. I
Ihe inessflge, wondered and then c:
Lack :
"Yes what?"
ittetl
over
Mod
The son was Iu turn perplexed
bill,
being a well trained lad. he did imt re
main long in the dark and, fired l.y du
teous zeal, cabled back :
"Yes. sir."
Letters of explanation followed, and
he won the "grand tour." - Atlanta
t eil
Our IIuiiiIhoiii(
Fnforh' For Npriii
Attract the allention of tbe well
drcM'd man who aopreciatcH taste in
dreas and would be coirrct In stvle and
up lo dale for earlv Spring tins ing
Our lnirlcd Worsted and a bniere
are In handsome coloring for Suitings,
and our diagonals and Ca-cHiini-rr are oT
line ipiaUly and li-xlure Leave your
order rarly.
F. 71. 'Iinhvl4k.
Mid.Lestrwct, NKW HK.KN. N. (,'
Bicycles
For Everybody.
I I have a very fa rsr tork r.f Ilicyr'e,
from h l h AN YON F. can I e 8u I. d.
Cll I Mill H RTORM KRN
RARTrilllin rKNMANTH
HAWniKHS 1IIK.AI.
Ranting in prioa from 120 00 to 1 75 00.
Hold for Ch or on Easy I'ayminla.
1 have a limited stork of the Modol f0
Chain less st tV) and Models 43 and 411
Chain Colu-iblaa al $40, and get no mote
of them when prevent stock Is fihauel
td. Second Hand Ilicyclet al almost
any old prloa.
All kinds of Repairing done pioml)y
and your work la ollcltl.
A mmA .ll MJ 4MW -1
Rordt for QrapHbpboa or Pbono-
urlam.
prioaa,
m wsi. t. niiiU
ttoutk rront HU, Kail P. It, Draaay,
SOROFULfl AND ITS AWFUL HORRORS "
ccatu u v
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
A Mowr WO.NDKKFL'L (THE.
A braud OI4 Ladj kiln llri tirrtratc.
Mrs T:.aiikf:il onlia Hurd lues In the Uautiful village of Brlghto
LlTiURKton t o . M.cb. l b s vi nerable iid i,)Bily respected lady was born lA
the .M-ar lvlJ the .ar ..f the t-'n-at war. u, lli-tirou. WasbiUEton Co.. New
ork.
She c ;il..e
Ail bt r fae
;o M:. ..iau m the j . :;r of "Tippecanoe and Tyler
u,,i1'" a"' ' X. .'.i'i:t'.v i r-e: ve.l. and possessing a Tery re-
r mind is toil ut n. tet i sting reiuiuisceucea of her early
i-i s of th.- Stale of Mu-higau and the Interesting and re-1..-
Iin. met. und the stirnni; events of which Bhe was a wit-
t . i.tivf in i-nior v. :
llf.-. , f the .-atly .
It: I k.il le pre! le
iii ltut iii i Ii n
-' in to i .i'i.,l and
Vi ;el! ; nil el ! ii '
.ii iii.ss 1 1 is s s.i;
: 1 1 1 1 1 1 . i ii tiian
A I ' A II I 1 .1 .A. Mis
dispositioii to scrofula, that teinbly ili-stnu nve blood taint which has cursed
and is cur-lng ih.- lives i,r thousands und loarking thousands more as vic
tims of the death angel. Transmuted from generation to generation. It Is
found in in-ary every family in one form or another. It may make Its ap
pearance in dn-.-i.lful running sores, D unsightly swellings in the neck or
B-oitn-. or iu eruptions of varied forms. Attacking the mucous membrane, It
may be known as catarrh in ihe head. ,,r developing In the lungB It may be,
and often Is, the prune cause of coiiMiuipiioii.
Np.aking of her case. Mis. Html sn: "I was troubled for many years
wilh a bad skin disease. My arms an,, Im.l.s would break out In a maas of
sores, discharging yellow matter My 0,-ck began to swell and became very
unsightly In appearance. Mv body , covered with scrofulous eruptions..
My eyes were also greatly liitlaui.sl an, weakened, and they pained me very
much. My blood was In n very bad condition and my head ached severely
at fi-e.iiieiii intervals, ami 1 lin.i no appetite. I had sores also In my ears. I
was in a miserable condition. I had In,, rv.-rv remedy that had been recom
mend..!, and doctor after doctor bad failed. One of the best physicians In
,M'' 1 M1US ('b' of scrofulous consumption, as Internal abcesses
we,-,, beginning to form. I at length was told of Dr. Johnston, of Detroit, and
his famous sarsaparilla. 1 tried a ImiiiI,.. more ns an experiment than any
thing else, as I had no faith Iu It, and greatly to mv agreeable aurprlae, I
began to grow- belter. You can tie sure I kept on taking It. I took a great
many bottles. Hut I steadily Improved until I became entirely well. All the
sores healed up, ail the bad symptoms disappeared. I gained perfect health,
n tid I have never been troubled with scrofula since. Of course an old lady
or M years ,s not a young w an. but I have bad remarkably good health
mho,, then, and I firmly believe that JOHNSTON'S SAHSATAR1LLA Is the
greatest blood pi, ritier and the best medicine In the wide world, both for
Hcrofula and as a spring medicine." This remarkably interesting old lady did
mt Ink to l- mop,. u, sixty, and she repeated several timet,, "I believe my
life was saved by JOHNSTON'S SAIiSAPA It ILL A."
MICHIGAW Jnrl COMPABT, DKTIIOIT, BCXOXX.
c . I) aimi am. New i Wii, . :.
Fresh
I'lieeila Biscinl, Monitor Ovsler ( 'nickers, Standard
i-oilu His -nil, Civani Liincli Mi, cuil, ;injr.-r Snuis and
I ancy ('a' ,-s-.
Ontario l'reinroi iii-kwlmat.
Tin- ci v In si Mutter, Fancy Syrup and Molasses.
Ftuicy Cicani ( liccsc and Imported Macaroni.
A ciuiiplcle stock nf (Ii,. M.st Criici-rics tu In- Itad.
1 los-pci-tfnllv solii-it yon i- trade and otiafaiitoo .i;ilis
faclion. (ionils delivered pioiiiplly any wlicrc in t lie
citv.
J. L. McDANIEL
'Phone ?1.
Largest and
Finest
Stock of ... .
Buggies Wagons Harnesses Robes
I have moved to the Broad Street Stables,
purchased of J. W. STEWART, where I shall
be glad to meet all friends and customers.
vX vT ones,
New Bern, - N. C.
Big Reduction
in Hats.
V
Your choice of Derbys. brown and
black Soft Hats,
show Windows, for only $1.00.
MIDDLK STRUT, ,
in : it i r. ,1.1 n-i'iillei't luiiM
are more mar-
are ii, r exprriruces In the use of
Hold intieriled n tentt.ncv nrl nr.
Wholefnale 5
& Retail
Grocer,
71 IIrsi.1 St.
Ever
Found in
) s New Bern.
on display in our
iw
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