TUE WEEKLY JOURNAL
,' .WtahUaaaa ItT. ,:"" .
Published ta Two Bocteoaa, every Toe
CMARLE5;U STEVENS,
sarros kMo rmoninOM.
8UB8CBIPTION RATES:
Two Months, 3 Con.
Three Mentha, M "
Six Month. ' m
Tlre Month. 100
ONLY IN ADVAUCJt,
Advertising rate furnished upon ap
plication at the office, or upon inquiry
by mail.
Hf-The Journal is only sent on pay-in-a
Iviince basis. Subscribers will
receive n lice of expiration of their sub
scriptiOD and an immediate response to
notice w..l be appreciated by the
Journal.
Kuteit'd at the Postofflce,
ti. C as second-class matter.
Nt w IWrn
Section One, Tuesday, Nor. 13. HHw
FOLLOWERS OF THE YELLOW.
It is hnrdly possible to disturb by
criticism or adverse comment, the self
sHtlslied serenity of such men as W. H
Hearst, the publisher of the New Yoik
Journal, or J. K. Jones, chairman i.f the
National Democratic party.
However such "yellow" leaders, one
by announcement through a widely tit
culated newspaper, the other through
an olticial position, may deceive several
million of people and cause these peo
ple to be blinded and led to their ow n
injury is of no consequence to such
leaders.
Publicity for one, publicity anil mi r.
ey by the 9ales of paper, to the other
But to the followers of the "yelluw''
leaders, that is another story.
For months, many thousands of pei -pie
have relied In a marked degree, to
the daily announcement! coming from
Hearst anil Jones. In absolute certainty,
without a quiver of doubt, have they
sent word to Democrats that W. J
Bryan would be elected President of the
United Stales on November fith, 1900.
Many people could have no access to
to other papers, except to those which
pinned absolute confidence In the utter
ances of Hearst and Jones, therefore the
more terrible the awakening which Un
vote of November shows.
And in additional to this perfect ai
ccptaace of the utterances of these pi
litical leaden1, there is no surprise turn
the followers of these ''yellows" ehoulil
be willing to risk their money on the ic
suits of the National election.
It is not so mnch a case of the fool
and his money soon parted, with these
bettors, as it Is relying and accepting
the judgment of men like Hearst and
Jones who are In public positions, and
who do know the sitnation perfectly,
but who delude their followers by mis
statements of actual conditions.
It is this kind of delusion practiced
upon those unfortunate enough not
to know lietter, that Is the curse of the
duy.
it is the assumption of truth, with
falsehood as the real basis.
It Is a deliberate false leadership,
which will sacrifice followers without
compunction, and cares nothing for after
results.
it is a leadership which will be re
pudiated by every Intelligent person,
whose honesty haa been played
with.
SOME WATS OF THE CHINESE.
The war with the Chinese Empire has
opened up what baa always been an un
known country.
Many and devious have been the at
tempts to eater the secret places of
Cblaa, which the people of that coun
try regard aa sacred, aod since the ooct -pation
of China by the allied forctt
mnch It being made public of the Chi
nee. I the Contemporary Review, Emer
son Balabrtdg. II. P. haa recently con
tributed article on some Chlneae
ways, fro which the following Is
lakaai
"Justice a obulaed la lb Oblna
coarta It a faro. A cee occurred whll
the writer we la Chlaa la which
a Chinese lodr alula? with aa Kae.
0 m- - w
llsh magistrate, declared that be was
i Ahllrad Lff aire lajramt aeeJeel the,
my lutuvi vi mm eMVMM lun appwBv-
mentl ;". ' '' V 'V
"The criminal lawfof Cblaa provide
, that aa off end at eaa oe!y be pealeaed
lfb coafeeae bla guilt, and If belt
tard la oonformln" te tht eoadltloe h
U compelled to eonfessloa by a aerie
of torture of the most painful aa4 aw
ful character. - .
"Paperstlttoa I rif from cad to tad of
tht land and lead to treUy aad bra
tallty of the wort flfscriptlo.
Tli rtm of "Kiueaxe" and tor
t!o !,! t tih't throughout the East I
fonn l In to a. - tl form In Chin
l?i at It rnti rprlKo ami prstsnU .
j ' n i f t--. ' an I lravp the maase of
t n . I !. ? f.a !, B'!!I
s iii t".i.
tk becoeas ntlUi by corrai
latloa, - , . - ' -"Tali
tyaleea of "qeseJ of coare
ariee te tba e,oesUoa o( railway ooa
swacUoa. ; Oa ef. tbe moat tatellbreal
Cataitsea ta writer Ml ta Shang
hai efterei him eoooeesion for rail
way frost Bekte ta Chieklang, I he fore
oioet eoadllloa being; Ut the mu . of
190,000 ta cash ehould be paid to lead
ing Government official at the coiling of
the Brat aod.
"A a further Illustration it may ba
pointed out that oat of the 13 railway
eonoeaaiona already supposed to be
granted (extending about 3 600 milra)
not one has a yet been commenced.
NEW BERN'S WELCOME WEEK.
This week ushers iu the Fourteenth
New .Bern Fair, the Fair this week not
being the regular aunual one, as the
annual Fair was held here last April.
Tomitrovr is designated as the first
day. but Tuesday will inaugurate the
op ning'of the New Kern Fair, with it
splendid exhibits and graud race
meet.
In giving the people o;' Kaitein ('
ollna two Fairs wiiliiu o ie year, Nat
Hern is doiu. something beyond onii
nary, something which no other city iu
No.tb Carolini would attempt.
In ma'tiug the change for its Annua
Fair, from February to November, tin
Fa;r management made a wie move, as
Fe'irmry weather lias proven most ui.
cerlain.and while not interfering so much
with the exhibits, has prevented the at
tendance that the Fair really merited.
In November, there is every qppoi
tunity to make the Fair one which shall
exhibit the resources of this section at
tneir best, and those who visit Ne
Hern this week can see what Fasten)
Carolina can produce.
In the way of entertainment. New
Bern and the Fair will present to visitor
a variety of attractions, of a social natu t
in the way oT dauces and theatre parties
and of au amusing character, in the way
of shows on the Fair grounds.
It will be a strictly Welcome Week in
New Hern, and it will be the fault o
visitors if they d not have ileas in
ami enjoyment to their fullest wish.
The entertainment is he.e, and N w
Hern extends a welcome to all to cont
ain! have a week of enjoyment, as well
as one of profit in sight seeing.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars -ward
for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F .1. CHUNKY A: Co., To,.EUo O
W e, the undersigned, have known F.
J C!u ney for the last ."i year;-, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
iness tranartions, anil financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
lirm-
Wkvj- A Tin v, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O
WaI.I.OIM., KlSNkN.V. M.MIVIN, Wholl-
sale Druggists, Toledo. O.
H ill's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mil
cons surfaces of the system. Price ?'('
per bottle. Mold by all druggists. 1 i-r
limonials fn e.
1 1 all's Family I'll Is are the best .
At last my lines are cast iu pleasant
places, remarked the poet. He was an
observing young man, and lie noticed
that the editor had silppl'ed himsell
with a new war'le basket, spick and span
with pink ribbons Intertwined through
It.
Spread Like Wildfire.
When things are "the liest" they be
come "the best selling " Abraham Hare,
a leading drugirist, of Belleville, O,
writes: "Electric Hitlers are the best sell
ing bitters I have handled Id 20 years.
You know why? Most diseases begin in
disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys,
bowels, blood and nerves. Electric Bit
ters tones up the stomach, rcgalalci
liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the
bloo 1, strengthens the nervus. hence
cures multitudes of maladies. It builds
up the entire system. Pals new life and
vigor into any weak, sickly, run down
man or woman. Price SO cents. Hold by
C. D. Hradham, Druggist.
Their Oplnlom.
Crlmsonheak I got the opinions of
two eminent lawyers on a certain ques
tion of law the other day.
Yeast Were their opinlens the same?
Ys, 23 each.
QUESTION ANSWERED.
Yes, August Flower still baa the latg-
eat sal of any medicine In tbe civilised
world. Y on r mothers' and grandmothers'
ever thought of aslng anything else for
Indigestion or Billousnes. Doctor wt a
acaroa, aod they seldom heard of Appea
dkHll. NcrvoQ Prostration or Heart
feller, tta, They aad Angast Flower to
eJeaa oat U tyttesa aad stop ftraMata-
Uoa of digested food, regulate lb actloa
ef th Brer, ilimulau the aerrooi aad
orgaole actloa of tbe syatesn, aad that
la aU tbey took bea feeling iaTX aad
bad With headache aad other ache
Tot oalr seed a few dose of Oreea'i
Aagoat Fkwr, la llaoid forsa, to Bake
oa aatiafted laer I aothtsf aerioat the
atter with too. For sale br F 0 Daffy,
CAPUDINE
1IEAPCI!E& KEURAAGIA.
l'c, and MV flotile.
T-. rf
rcrCala by Eradhain,
VOXA1PS TJtOClLES AID FEJUU
- WSEASIS CCl T ,.v.
Johnston's
SarsapariIIa
QUABT OTTtlaU
Painful aad Oappreaaad atenaea. Ir
regularity, LeaMorrheaa, VYhitea, 8terU
y, Uleeratloa of the Uteraa," change
of life, la matroa or aaaid, all and re
lief, belp, benefit aad eare ta JOHKS-TON-S
SARSAPAK1LLA. It ia a real
panaeea for all pain or headaohe a boot
the top or back of the bead, djatreee
ing pain in the left aide, a disturbed
condition of digeeUoa, palpitation of
me neart, cold bands and feet, nerr
onaneaa and irriution, aleeplecaneaa,
mnacular weakneaa, bearing-dowa
pains, backache, legache, irregular ac
tion of the heart, ahortae of breath,
abnormal discharges, with extremely
puuiui umuau-uauoo, aoaJatngoi urine,
BwelHngof feet, aoranesaof thebreeata,
neuralgia, uterine diaplaoemenl and
catarrh, and all those symptoms and
trouble which make the average wo
man's life ao miserable,
aicaisu lira co., sa atia.
S )ldjby C.:D.:BBADH IM, Ntw bern.
Cub Drouragei I imntgratlon.
Havana. Nov P. The government Is
encouraging immigration, and a large
increase is expected. In all cases an ef
fort will be made to send the newcomers
to those sections of the island where
labor is par led uly needed.
;mozley'8lkmon4elixir.
A FleatutLeton Touio.
Cures i idlgestion, headache, malaria,
kidney disease, fever, chills, loss of ap
petite, debility, nervous prostration
heart failure, and appendicitis by regu
lating the Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
MoKley'a Lemon Ellxjr.
Cured me of indigestion, I had suffered
for ten years. I had tried almost every
medicine, but all failed. Since taking
Lemon Elixir 1 can eat anything I like
W. A, Gkikfitit
eeve9ville, S. C.
Mozley'H LemoD Elixir.
Cured me of indigestion and heart dis
ease, after years of suffering when all
other remedies and doctors had failed.
N. D. Con man.;
Beulah, S. C
M7.lry's Lemon Llixtr.
1 have been a great sufferer from dvs
pe ia for about fifteen years, my trouble
being mv liver, stomach and bowels
with U rrible headaches. Lemon Elixii
cured me My apnetite Is good, and I
am well. I h d taken a birrel of other
medicine t ha' done me no good. SJJ
UuarLes GiBimtD.
No. I"il5 Jefferson 8t , Louisville, Ky.J
MozIpv'h Lemon Elixir
Cured me of enlarged liver, nervous In
digestion and heart disease. I was un
able to w alk up stairs or to do any kind
of work. I was treated bymanv physi
cians, but got no better until I used
Lemon F.liiir. I am now healthy and
vigorous. C. H Baldwin,
No. OS Alexander St., Atlanta, Ga.
Mnzley'H Lemon Hot Iropw.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant re
liable. 'JV at druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
II Morley, Atlanta, Ga-
A soft answer may turn away
but sometimes it comes hard.
wrath
OAHTOIIIA.
Bean tbe K0 Haw Mwrs Boiljjlt
Footprint of Time.
TheBe proverbs are queer things. We
hear about footprints in tbe sands of
lini'i, and we are also told that time Hies.
.Now, If the latter is correci, where do
the footprints come from.
Hot h makers and circulators of coun
terfeits commit fraud. Honest men will
not deceive you into buying worthless
counterfeits of DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Tbe original Is Infallible for curing
piles, sores, eczema and all akin disease.
F. S. Duffy.
Helen Keller.
Helen Keller, deaf, dumb and blind,
has been elected vice president of th
freshmen class of Radcllffe College, at
Cambridge, Mass.
When yoo waul prompt acting little
pills that never gripe use DeWltt's Little
Early Riser. F. 8. Duffy.
Cold Eaoa(-h.
My dear madam your husband it (of
fering from a nervoo affection. What
ba wants I a cold doache.
Very wall, doctor, I shall writ to
mamma to com at once.
Great Lack of An Editor.
'For two year all efforts to core Ec
zema la the pal at of b aandt failed,
write Editor H.K. Lester, of Byracnee,
Kaa., "then I a wholly eared by
Bocklen s Arnica Balrr." U'i tba world'
best for Eraptloaa, Bor aad all akla
dUeaea. Oaljiloo at 0. D. Bradbaaa .
Clerk-Parhapa yoa'd Ilka, to look at
aoa good a HtiJe aora tptlr tba
- Shopper Mot aeceaatrlly, but I
woold Ilka to look at torn of better
quality. ' ; , ; . .,?., .
Tbera la ao pleasure la lit If yoa
drrtd going to tbajubU to rl aad eao'l
rest at alght oa aceoant of ladlgetttoa.
Henry WllJIatns, of Poonsvllle, Ind
ay he taffered Ibet wr for years, till
b commenced tbe ae of Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure, and adds, "Now I eta ( any
I thing ! Ilk and alt I want and sleep
i mndly rrery n!etil. Kodol Dysptp-
.-ti ..,1 ii'I' il WUII JOItM. A, P.
rT. .
RALEIGH.
Fakirs Hooey Hakiafr Scberac Ice aad
Saev. Fopaiii art bead. Bcr- .
aarit Frobaeke Saccca-
. ... sor. .
Special to JoaraaL
RaLKiea, November U. Tbe sals ef
farllUaer tai lags for the fall season ha
practically cooed. Secret ary Braeer ot
the agricultural department aya It ia
aboet 10 per cent greater than It was last
autumn.
The agricultural department i edrietd
that certain persons ant operating ia the
sectloa of the Slate west of. Charlotte,
selling to (armers formula fur snaking
fertiliser at $3 per each formal. An
Investigation of the methods of these
fakir will be made The department
gives formula free of aay cost.
It ta learned from Dr 11. Abbott otthe
1st, dlslrloi that IsaaC'Meektas who
claimed lobe the real Republican nomi
nee for Congress, carried two counties,
Pasquotank .aad Perquimans, -and got
alout Hi per cent of the Republican and
Populist To'e, Dr. Alexander getting the
other th ee fourths.
The meeting of tbe Democratic State
Executive Committee which is ta be held
here on th: evening of the 2!th, Instant
will be specially interesting.
Next Suaday Re. George Stuart, the
Ten tee se evangelist wi',1 begin a revi
val here at Edenlon Street M. E. cLurch.
He is now in the western part of the
State.
There was a bllz.ard here for a while
la-t eight, and for a minute or two snow
fell This morning tberj was ice, the
first of the season. The drop in the tem
perature a-t temarkable.
It is mid that attorney general Walser
wi ose terui expires In January, is to be
Supreme Court reporter, to succeed
the late Ralph P. Buxton of Fayette
villc A Republican intimates that Charles
A. Cook of Warren county may succeed
Claude Bernard as United States district
attorney It was Cook's purpose, early
in the year, to leave this State an 1 go to
the far northwest
The l'opuiisl leaders are saying that
I heir party in this Slate Mill have to
hold an early conference to decide
whether they shall get together on a
l 1: j or disband. I he party h virtually
lead no. Senator Butler, who was Its
life and soul, is sayitu tint h ! will re-
tiro from p iltttcs and practic law at
Ralcinh
A negro convict from TjtjII was
placed in the penitentiary au night, to
serve ,i ears for killtur hH wif '. His
lefi ncj van ilint th i ir ed t run away,
he caught her, she fell, bis foot slipped
and he fell upon her, breaking her back.
h sheriff ho brought him says there
is thought to be truth in his version of
the affair.
The negroes do not appear to care at
ail about the Ion of llieir right to
vole.
Want to Oust Croker.
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. S. Kncoursged by
the simill pluralii v Taininauy was able to
roll up for the Democratic ticket on
Tuesday the anti 1h in in any element in
t ie party has begun discussing means
lor dilvlng Richard Croker out of pow
er at the muoiciiial lection next year.
There was much speculation as to what
the Democratic politicians would do.
The statement was made by a man of
long standing in 1 amniany Hall that a
new County Demociaiy would be form
ed here within tdxty ds. Ma said that
the men Interested in ihc movement had
loen in doubt whet her to try to ov r
tbrow Mr. Croker thiough a new organ
ization or through the preBcnt Tammany
organization. It had Ix-en found, he said,
that many of the present Tammany
le ulers are anxious to send Croker to tbe
rear, but find themrelves unable to enter
upon tbe project This situation has
convinced the sntl ( roker Democrats
that I heir lute t pb.n is to oigsi ie a
new County Democracy.
Dewey's Gifts.
Washikoton, Nov. 8. Admiral Dew.
ey ha removed his collection of gifts,
which bare occupied the most promi
nent place in the hall of American hit
lory in the National Museam, to bit
borne, ia Rhode liland tvenue. Tbe col
lection bat as.umed very large propor
tions, representing thousands of dollars
In money value, sud Is almost daily
added to by some admirer of lae great
sailor.
Occupy a New Post.
Special to Journal.
WatiiiHOTON, Nov. 0 It U reported
that Pension Commissioner, Henry Clay
Brant of Ten n ease will be made Pott
masltr Oeoeral.
South AXrittn Flfht.
Special to Journal.
Loanoii. Nor, l.-Ool Leralll tut-
prised Roar Commando oae taoasaad
trog la Orange - Hirer Colony.- The
Boars lost ti killed, SO wonaded, Ore
aaanoaand AO wsgoa. , Vri. Legtlli
aad alerta othtri of tbe Brttlia ; war
killed. ; , r , -
Lut 01 the Crew.
Atut. Oa.". Nor. 8-Jrry Lyack,
aged tavtoly two, lb last sorrlrlag
BMiabrr of lb crw of lb Confedertt
battleship Alabama, died at bl restiUaee
ia Jaaiaa Park to-lay. , , ,
;'. Ways Ml Keani Committee.
special to Jooraal, '
W.tmaaToa. Nor. S.-Th Ooortv.
lonl Wyt aod Msn Committee will
J meet ih tea dsyt tnd will prrpefe a bill
.rpraU om of th wir Ur.
Tb atrf of Inctfs.Ing lb army It
on Loadred tbouttal will U gtvra
I apxciai cuntuierttlo i well a asvsl
loerrss and tncmurm for th later-
oceanlo csaal, Tb Wsr Drpurtmcnl
hat jr rd s lan for j army nf 8
0 j0 .
- Shopping in faris.
It Um la Drewkaeika, Aaaatwfsj
eVeaerfcms) to a, .
Shopping as Faria haa Irs drawbacks,
aeeordiaa to the twpart ef a woman wh
haa tried ir.. -At cm." aa aaid, -I catt
ed, aa a matter of course, for aa In tar
prater. Bet a railroaded sac eroead
froat aa coaster ta another with each
speed and bad aaca aa Imperative fase-
I lua el ananttudnf the price I at ant pay
taat it too waat uttte avane l baa ox ut
com pa raliy rila of Knock and Asaerr
aa aaaacy away (rasa eoe. Uewever,
after twjiux a few aeeh staple article
a ribbon I hea t appwiate evea la
my coarasioa that t was paying two
price for everything, and I dismissed
Mr. Uuide and brgaa to paddle my owa
canoe.' . '
"I got aa rrry well, too, with the dap
per little clerks. They had uo one at
hand. I snppo, ro give them the (rp a
to how much additional they must charge
me, and I exit thiuirs, 1 thiuk, for the
market price. The freemasonry ot shop
ping operated too. I understood when
the salesman spread out his hands and
talked volubly about aa 'occasiuu' that
be was discoursing oh a 'hargniu,' and I
am sure 1 ahouhf hare understood him if
he had railed It a tsa tain' er even used
the fijsn lurijruitge, ,
"rreseutly, howerer, I met a poser.. A
pretty contrivance of. knotted ropes, tei
minating in balls of aomething in dull
black, studded with silver nails, struck
my rye. Was It a -Birdie ? I f so, bow
pretty it would be with a dark red tea
gown! I questioned the clerk. lie shook
his head. He culled his fellow salesman.
No one km'w what I wanted. Finally I
mustered up my French nnd managed to
say. Me ue compreheud pas,' with what 1
fear was a villainous accent.
"Instantly the clerk was all smiles. He
seised the girdle (?) and draped It nrouud
tbe arm of a fellow snlesmuu, standing
off to observe the effect. My face must
have reflected my astonishment. Trying
again, I ventured, 'Pour hommef- Then
all the nearby clerks hurst into a laugh
at the diHcomtiture of their mate, and the
poor fellow looked around for a fresh il
lustration, lie espied n number of whip
inshes hanging down from the wall like
a beaded portiere, and, dividing them in
half, ho slipped my so called, girdle
around the group, holding the two ends
in his hand. The article I hr.d seen in
fancy adorning my tea gown proved to be
designed for holding linrk .the folds of
the draperies." Denver Republican.
THE TWELVE APOSTLES.
An tneldrnt Wlileh TiM'.olu s the Need
or Sunday Scliooi.
At a di'i::ei party in WashiMgton,
coujiosed ot i oniiucnt men, one of them
remarked tlmt he once snt in the t'nion
Lviiue iluo ;A New York with Iluscoe
Conkliuu'. CIuiit A. Arthur and sev
eral other .ii-iin;;uU!ied gen i leiueti. who
hud ben ej.efuliy educated ill religious
families. ;u;.l t'ni'l none of them was
able to i.unie the twelve n (Mths.
'Thi:l' easy." .:;id a senator hr.nshly,
beginning. "M.-itiln .'. M:irk, I, like and
John, bless ihe Led that 1 lie on; 'mil,
tbe two -I . i : ... m's, Jude. lliiiiii'.bas'
And there he stopped w ith some embar
rassment. .
"Timothy." suggested n mnjor general,
who is a vestryman in au Kpiscopnl
church.
"Nonsense." miswercd a si iintnr. "Tim
othy was ;i disi ipic i.f Paul's. He wasn't
one of the twelve :iinstli's."
"Nioodeyn.s." suggested cue cf the
eonipany.
"Jeinninli," suggest! d the tliird.
".ludns v. :is one of (be :ip:stlc;," nn'k
ly came fn ui :i voiee in the coiner.
'"I'll be Mnmcd if he was! lie was a
disciple," ci'itnc Ine curt u ply.
"Weren't 1 lit- diseiples uml the npoa
tles the snine thini;?" inipMted thi-Jiieik
voice, getting n hc.ile L- ider.
Rnrtholoinew was sni:esied and ac
cepted by several.
"What's the ntrtter with Peter?" ex
claimed tt:e Modest young n.eiiil.i r of tile
diploinulic cm pn, who lind hi'tierto l( en
silent.
"Mow many dues tint make?" sonu
biMly s.skei!, mid they eounti d n n ten for
Mlrc, n ith us ninny more d uilitrul.
"Let's l;n;k iu the Itilile," somebody
suggested, and the good lunik was over
hauled iu n in. 'lhen the eiieyclnpeilia
wus nppialeil to, but It un not entirely
satiKfucloiy, for it includid Thomas and
Anilieu iu the list, and the justice of
the supreme court and two of the sena
tors weri' positive Hint Andiew wns not
an apostle. All of whhh tenehes the
grcnt usefulness nnd need uf Sunday
schools. Chicago Itecord.
Exchanging Co 'J rtesie.
Spei lal to Journal,
Washixotox, Nov. 8. W. J. Bryan
hat telegraphed to Pretldent Mckinley:
"At the close of another Presidential
campaign It Is my lot to congratulate
you on a second victory."
Pretldent McKlnley replied: "I ac
knowledge with cordial thanks your met
tage of t ongratalatlon and extend you
my good withet. '
Revenf e by a Priest.
Special to Journal.
Londoh, Nor, 0. At Cracow, tbe
Poland city, a I 'athollc priest who hr-d a
gradge against a path nt In Ihe city hos
pital blew op tbe building with dyna
mite. - Fir hundred patients tad forty
doctors were la the building,. Th tail
wing of .lb hosplul wti destroyed, four
doctors were killed aod fifty patients la.
Jared. Th peopt gathered from, all
tide, caught th priest, unfrocked aod
thro lynched blm.
- Fire In Mississippi. ; .,
Special to Jouroil. ,; r
Saw OnuiAai, Not. 0.. Bilotl, the
famoa tummer and winter retort On the
Golf of Mtiico we entirely detlroed
by Are today aad tba Br I still rsglng
Tb lot It at lratt on mlllloe dollar.
Many rich people of Ntw Orleaa bal
homes Ibtre.
DWIU't Little Early Rlsert ar lb
best llrrr plllt tvr mad. Easy to take
aad aevtr gripe, r. 8. PoITy, ,
- Alaraalna "
' "Maody", attd Ibo old f rohVmta, ' 1
ant afraid that boy of oar U goln' to be
poet." . . ,
, 'lie ain't wilt nubia b U r" asktd
tba old lady la alarm.
"No. k slat ftilt nothln' yet, but 1
nolle h It doln lett an' ) work tvrty
day, aa' dota' It raretrtser. '
lefermellt.fi.
Antlnut His 1er No, )"it h M jni.r I
1 In 1st Vat MulUr tint rrU'rd 10
i JIsu l
mill ti.t'itr b-
w r j. V"
f ow roiVe 11 n ! rr
t -'.. : $ '
ti
XVctetable Preparalion for As
similating fJKFoodaixlBeuia
bJig uStofflKteaMBcweisof
Promotes DigeattonrtwrfLir-
rncssandRest.Contarns rrfhef
OpanTi,Morp lune' nor HuitxaL
H6
'
Aperfecl Remedy for Constipa
tion, Saur StOuTkh,Diarrhoca
WonrvsX)nvulsfjnsJ'everisiV
ness and Loss or Sleep.
Fax Simla Signature of .
XEVV YDHK, -
EXACT COPY OT WRArftR. .
A LITTLE
DOES MUCH.
Booxa, Iowa, bee. U.
Mo tonirae eaa tell what I have endnred
In tbe past ten years with my monthly sick -neia.
While suderisi aetold sgoay, a
friend called and reeommended Wine of
Oanlul. I adiit for a boltle, sod Oh I what
relief. After th flrat doe I began to feel
better and have had ao pain slnoe.
BUtS. QBACB LastPHEKB.
Wine of Cardul not only cures but rfacts AT ONCE. Here is a cm
of ten years' standing, and yet one single dose made the sufferer feel better,
and stopped the pain. Tbe Wine goes straight to the seat of the trouble.
It acts directly upon the menstrual and genital organs. Its actlonJs not
violent, and it does not fore a result It simply gives Nature that little,
assistance that the sufferer's system ladts. . A single disorder, fat tbe
feminine organs spreads' many disorders aU over the body, and when the
Wipe cures the source, afl the other ills vanish as a matter of course. A
woman can be her own" physician and cure herself at home. Local ex-
sminations are largely things of the
Utltr tltUHT itPUTeUBT.
rnr aitTtm te i a Mm nmnlilii. .n. rl.l
dtrecUoiis, sddren, (trine OTraMoine,
U4U.1 ! J.hcrj tfmt, T.aiTT00li
MiviHrui, VI
Druggists sell Large Bottles for $1.00.
LaVflJ Kiih.
A BRA.ND NEW SHOW I
SATURDAY LvJiyj
FIllST REANOIV
Australian Triple Railroad Sh&&si M ;
9Iammilli !Xeiigrie a Ilonian Ilppfsdrajumn
"1 he Khoda Roral Show! iu rood,-Biir and rr0ra,.' Worca Fn
on innn' ' -
mm:
. mj i i i a a
. f r- liar i..
. - . j , ti. ii m i n
TheWorlVd GBASDIif ind BIsT .MUX 111 CRT m'mtnflJjr.
Trntrd Eihibltloa enllralr different from t t' In roo lii tt m nil
-00 will be ennvlaced If yoa ee tb B f rrtlloa, U.l thoet are a all silk.
Read th spe:lsl fralare: .
Prof, Bfrrli md Hi C3 BubUM Tnlord Horifi. ':'
Tnf. Khirna ifld llll flrfir ntnrnf nf Pfinirh DUmi
- - - - " ' f - - - ' - wv,wvMVM.VI hhiiii eiHi i.
' The H9fM r-ack BUIa- Posy. y'V.".
txii: Tizcrivr.ori i:ovfi
Tba Foaaleat Of alti'loaa Male Ilnrdl KMnt. r
A TROt'PI Or TRAIXID PEUFOKMISG I LtTU NTS. -
d Msnsg TlMer
no Oibfr llril-Ciais r c r f : : ti ml r e r fo r m a s cr 9 -r
S.4i - i.Mt.. 1, .
1 l ' t r.f ti I 'u r; e.,B ( !o i
fiortcirori Tr r s r r k isu, t ..r. n,.,.,,. ,.:. ,!,.,
1 1 sud 1 1 o'i-Ii.i k t !: i' t- f r f ' t . . ft
r 'f t ' t ' . r ' I i
I I ' ' 1 1 ! Uf'li , (
t 1 , 1 A , , ,
1
I L ae a. vJ L U
! rorIr,f--fP.- ! r V.'.rti.
Ifo Kind Yen l!:vo
Alvays Bcjjhi ..
01- x , t i"
I"
Use
For.; Over
Thirty-Years
-4
m
.II I
VMracimv eeMesnv. acw fona emr
past the obnoxious custom is no
longer necessary. Wine of Cardul
b the only- perfectly safe and sure
vegetable wine made to-day for .
the curt of " female troubles ".
IN AMEUIC1
;l.v?
xvwitm -sm-
i i . i m i- -
I
, r v
1
. ... .
, t 1
i t r
P. :!.