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' ' AJULTIHOE. XV1THEMACJPBOBLEM - . i - THE GUN BARREL FENCE. r The Kind Yoa Ilavo Always Bought and which has boea In rue for over- 30 yean, bu borne the denature f and hat fjf - aonal supervision since tU infancy. CAWl , iiim. u oim to dtenln von In this. ; All Counterfeit, Imitations and M Jsst-aa-gvodM are bat Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ' Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Ga8toria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare goric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It , contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms -'and allays Feverintaness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ' and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. . GENUINE CASTO R I A ALWAYS 7 Bears the Tbe Kind Tou Ha?e Always Bought f ' In Use ForOver 30 Years. 1M MNTMM OOMMIMv VT WMIT STUCCT MSlaY V04MI 9fWb GUM BRANCH. Disastrous Storms. Increased Mortal- : ity. i'Jv.'f : Jane 80. -Oo last Thursday night s tremendous cloud buret passed over this section and la about 0 hoars, the rivers which hardly trickled toward the tea, were at high water mark. Old people say they do not remember sack a rain. ' There" are more deaths In Richland Township this year than for many years past. Mrs. Agnes Green passed away last Wednesday. Mr. J. E. Floyd's daughter baa alto crossed over the river, besides a great many of the colored race, as many as three corpses lying In shrouds at the ssme time, v .'""'; .. ' f Irish potato crops teems to turn oat very well. We got six barrels from 1-7 of an acre.7 X I v V . Mrs. Millie Jarman, of Klnston, Is vis iting her mother, Mrs. Joe Ellis of this place. Mrs. Efflo llarrell, of Klnston, with her mother carao Thursday to attend Mrs. Greer's funeral but were; too late..." JVU'il?-T - -rl-l Mr. Frank. Greer and son art here Vis iting father and . friends, also Miss Eu nice Shcpard Is visiting kins folks and friends. A,' " Tobacco farmers on Mr. E. W. Mar roll's place will put in a barn of tobac co Monday next. Land Is plenty wet now all around and In some places I loo wet. On Thursday night the electric dis play was "wonderful and the thunder very heavy.' : Hall la reported to have been very damaging In some parts of this section. ' i -.' ; 1 1 t ' Voxpopuu.. V ! PITH AND POINT. Work in pretty tmrd Mnkt It count If possible, do not uatwlute : with those who linger you. - ' Your troubles originate from talking too rabcu, carelessness, noting hastily and luck of sense. ?Ss 'JA- We have noticed that the roan whose credit isn't good .la the Inst man In the world to take a hint.1 - " When n girl goes to have her fortun . told, she acts as guilty as n boy goto Into a saloon for bis first drtakv ' How many friends have yon you 1 . II . 1 L. couia reiy upon to Keep uowu u ui nhont ron after voo have left the room 1 Atchison Globe. . " te woman is a term of much I anxiMr.teriout thought and I v tweet anticipation. Pain and 9 r dread, love and joy, coma : aver cnanmgiy. w nn m ocaataiion 01 pain ". nacoiaarytochildbirthtner cornel oalra aarvaa, aleap, : recuperation, MOTHER'S 7-- , - ," - ' FRIEND diminishes tfie pain accompanying matera ' Ity. Witfcitealilmothere can bring health balilea, ivnt dispositional! babiu and ideal babies into the world. Take away the pala - of childbirth end yon have bllse and ecatacjr. Morning sickness, aorebreaate aad excru- elating paine eaoaed by the gradually e- pandinsr organs, are relieved by thie re markable soothing balm. Amon( the manifold aids t Chltdblftl Umthmr'm Friend has grown In popular ity and gained a pri-st lire among rich womn as well as poor it is found and weloomed in the mansion well as the eabla. Children, atron? Intuliectuallvand clivals- ally la a duty every preguaut woman owes society. Hv lessening the motlimr'a airnnvnf mind -anddiminishinirpriin a bautimtlnthienoeia wrought non the child, and i unload of pnev lh, lil-tempered and sickly forms you have lauhintf humanity t 'iMt remains a, Utuiug ever after to you and Its country. Try a $1 bottle. Drug'" everywhere ell Mother's Prienfl. . Vv fit" for our r book "V i J L . . . J 1 . LA . Jt ,:-i HI been made under hla ner- Signature of " BODIES FOUND. The Remains of Two Rerroes Found Floating 1b Ifeuse River. Foal Play Suspected. : Mr. Edward Harper, the mats of the schooner Lilly, coming up the river yes terday, when off the month of Slocnmb's Creek, espied two dead bodies floating in the water. The bodies were negroes, one being a very large one, while the other was smaller. They were only partially dressed, and seemed to be in a good state of preservation. There were evidences of violence hav ing been used to cause death, blood in plenty was seen onthe clothing, and their faces were beaten and braised bad ly. A hole was seen in one of the (aces which looked as though made by a bullat. ' ... Mr. Harper hooked the bodies and towed them op the creek, where he tied them to a stake and came to the city last night to notify the authorities of his ghostly flod,H . . : j Last Sunday some hands working on the farm of Mr. Thomas Haywood on Blocamb's creek went oat in a boat and two of them failed to show np and were reported to have been drowned, Mr. Haywood was In town Monday to get tackle to drag (or their bodies bat failed to recover them, and it is believed that the bodies found are the ones that are missing, bat how death came to them, It yet a mystery. ' : Bens IU FrUet. Incltatus, the famous bone of the Soman emperor Caligula;, .was actually consecrated as a priest; had a manger of pore ivory and was never given a drink from anything but a gold palL A Pletmreaqaa Bat. ' This picturesque hat of white leg horn has the edge of the brim, draped TOB DOLLY VABDXX. with Irish race. ' A .wreath of Shaded hydrangeas and foliage covera the up per brim. There are strings of black ribbon velvet . I. Tka TaaTet Jacket, v : ThO taffeta Jacket of this season la not an Eton, It is more like a blouse. It is absolutely covered with trimming, is broad across shoulders, loose across bust and drawn anugly Into the waist with a broad, stitched belt of silk that has ornamental tabs hanging from the back. ., . :..!'; - v V.1-- It la usually laid in a great number of large and small box plaits. Between these are stitched bonds or pieces of velvet ribbon that float to the waist line finished with fringe tassels of the silt .i-:- : The front has ft deep facing of fine lace that turns over for an inch or two on the outside. There la a wide circu lar collar of lace, and the huge plaited sleeves are put Into wide cuff a that fas ten at the back with great fancy but tons, usually of oxidised silver, setwitb gaudy stones. - atrailasr, la feala'. .- Strapping, always oo effective, la now being carried out in panne, the latest novelty being panne velvet stropping upon tucked taffeta gowns. The pret tiest way of putting on audi strapping Is done by crossing it In i various de I ... ,3, t:.e ends finlahlcsfin diamond s' "-"I points. ,. ', ; ' Cakia4 TrtitMcat of Celerta Speaker. . ' ' Crops rrtttistif. Kverytklag sissas to be la prosmislag eoadltloa aroaad ear lllUe towa aad vtclalty, oar lerchaaU are doing a good boalaeM for this Uase of the year and oar faman art looking forward to Um bast harvest they have had for years. Walla the aerwage of eotloa Is lot u largo as it has bsoa, H Is looking line aad oora la as as loo at wo have had for the lime of the year which stakes the out look promtstag. " Wo were visltod by aa oleotrts rain aad wind stoma last Tharsday alght Aad also anoUer atom Friday might which Joae some daatago to oora crops la oar eotamaalty bat aothiag serious. We had a aloe marriage la Arapahoe last Tharsday alght, Mr Walter Taylor aad Miss Nolo Lea, both of Arapahoe, being the parties nailed la the holy bonds of SMtrtmoay add Kr WE Beel the officiating officer, wo wish the couple a long and happy Ufa in their married relatloaehlp - Mr Thomas Davis of Now Bora wu la Arapahoe last Tharsday. MrGrifflaBaalayandWsa Whltly of uarterot oounty were la Arapahoe toss- day selling f rait trees. ' Last Tharsday evening Bhakespore ttlauaons, of Bayboro aad one Dodley of Now Bora-both colored, promoters of the railroad qaestioa among the colored people, arrived at Arapahoe foi the par- pose of speaking to the negroes hero. Not being acquainted with the place they were treated very coolly by some of thecttlceno of the place aad their meeting disbanded. Arapahoe was not fairly represented by the evQ treatment toward this speakers as they did not have the leading sentiment of our peo ple for if they had these colored speak era would have been treated with the re spect due them. As it is not the leading sentiment of oar people to treat anyone unkindly without a last cause. It Is a very common to see men trying to wield an Influence yet fall to know the love of kindness by which It should be gov tented. 1 Mrs. Bateman Lawrence aad children. and Miss Etta Oontler of New Bern were visitors to oar community Isst week, Rev. Mr. Rumley, the M. E. preacher of this district preached here yesterday to fill an appointment he missed last Sunday because of rain. Mr. Hyman Caton, formerly of Reels boro, moved to Arapahoe last Monday, he seems to like his new home very well . . ... T J.B.B, The case of State vs Farnle Justice was called and Justice failed to appear, This was the case of Sunday's: bridge scrape. The colored man Implicated gave bond for his appearance nest Toes day' when he will stand trial. A cotton blossom baa been received at this office from John fl. Morton of North Harlowe. The blossom was picked June J 89th Is In a far more aavancea state 01 maturity than general. He says his 7 acres of cotton is white with blossoms. "I Never Knew Painkiller to Fall before, what can the matter be T Where Is the bottle t There, I thought oo; it is not Ferry Davis' Painkiller at all, but something the druggist mast have made himself and I did not notice it; I have used Painkiller for years for diarrhoea, cramps aad stomach aches and it never (ailed." ' w- Mr. Hancock Reappointed. Mr. Seymour .W. Hancock received word last night of his reappointment as postmaster at New Bern. , Mr. Hancock's past administration of the post office had been well endorsed by the business men of this city, regard less of politics, which was an acknownl edgement of its .being a success.; ' Holiday. Railroad Rates. Tickets will be on sale on the A. 0 Line to Wilmington, July 8rd, 4th, 5th, good to return until! JaIyBta., at the rate of one and ons-thlrk cents per mile , , A Good Cough Medicine. , It Ispeaka well for Chamberlain's Cough Renwly when druggists , use it In their own families la preference to any other. "I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the past fire years with com plete satisfaction to myself and custom ers," says Druggist J. tJoldsmith, Van Etten, N. Y. "I have always ased It la my own family for both ordinary coughs and colds and for . the cough following la grippe, and find It very efficacious.' For sale by F. 8. Duffy & Co. ; ' j; .Te Warherae. ' The horse-In war is expensive, fragile and a foot lie is greedy, and, his food la as bulky as (himself. He requires an laxpert to keepihlm efficient under hard Bvork and a mbracle to keep him alive under heavy fire. He must be watched and guarded more carefully than the lines of communication both tn action and In camp. He is a, coward. The race of them that snorted ."ha J ha I among the trumpets, the noise of the captains and the shouting" Is dead, if it ever lived at all outside the. inspired mind of the plague stricken poet He Is a traitor and will desert to the enemy at the first opportunity! probably with three days' rations In his saddlebags and a useful rifle In the bucket Spec- tator, .,. .: ;'i DISTRESSING STOMACH DISEASE. Permanently cured by the .' masterly power of "South AmirTcak Naavma Tostio." Invalids need suffer no longer, because this great remedy can care them all. It ia a cure for the whole i world of stomach weakness and Indigestion.. The core begins with the first dose,' the re lief It bdngs Is marvelous and surprising I , makes no failure; never disappoints. Ho matter how long you have suffered, your cure Is certain under the use of this rreat health-giving force, i'lensant and aiwsys safe. Bold by 0, D. Uradham, DnsviiiBfc ; ...... (feat Tew 01 v It w'rnrt That It Csusl bm aoiTi - yit a lecture at the Royal instltntloa Iwyhe faacinatfng subject 'of "Ma gle ianArrtT alator P. A. Macktabon.' F. B. J? reminded, hla a odlcDMof Ithe.f ilat lfojof curloosjproblemthlch,de- alrTttn (ti'innsMnt almnllrltT heaTMlTAV f r - yjrtbwoolved.kHojcommcpderit to tefattciitlonofnym(jl!prenrirtbo deatredato exercise hla Ingenuity and PjaUence. Thaiproblein IS as roiiows: mere are thlrty-slx offlcero of six altferent ranks Bjididrawa fxordxJdlrerentrcgl mentandlt.lsrequlredojarrango t&m tn a sxjaarefr-alxcompartr fijltet, WQ I lis s uh cauiv nUit Jf.each col unini there "appears an offi cer of tMclrfrank andalso an officer from each regiment. - Euler's "Becherches Bur one Kouvelle Espece do Quarree ' Maglques," which appeared In 1782, dlscosses this prob lem, but gives no solution, and the late Professor Cayley, writing more than a century afterward,-confessed that It fires beyond his powers. MaJor.MacMahon, .who has added so much -to our knowledge of the theory of ' groups a fascinating branch ' of mathematics iwoich has an important bearing on many branches of physical adence has not yet found a key to the mystery. Whoever can solve this problem or nrove that It cannot be soivea .win achieve Immortality on the lips of mathematicians and perhaps open door Into a new realm of the scientific wonderland which is called pure math emetics. London Post BRAIN-FOOD NONSENSE Another! ridiculous - food hss been branded by the most competent author! ties. They hsve dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food Is needed for brain another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nour tsh a particular part of the body, but It will sustain every other part Yet how ever good your food may be, its nutrl ment is destroyed by Indigestion or dys pepsla. Ton must prepare for their ap pearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses of Qreen's August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aiddi gestion, stimulates the liver to health action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. Tou can get this reliable remedy at F. 8. Duffy- Get Qreen's Special Almanac. Smnll Fish. An Englishman walking through a certain part of Scotland with rod and reel came' upon a tiny loch which he thought held out promise of good sport Patiently he fished for three hours, moving steadily from spot to spot along the borders of the little pond, but do success came to him. At last he accosted a boy who bad stood for ten minutes watching him with mingled surprise and curiosity on his face. "My little lad," said the Eng- lfaftmon 'nan trnn tMl mo whether thorp are nnv fish In this Dond?" I "If there be ony, they must be vera iwee ones, sir," returned the boy, "for there was nae water here until It rain ed yesterday 1" Mother Always Keeps It Handy. "My mother suffered Belong time from distressing pains and general ill health due primarily to indigestion,'' says L. W Spalding, Verona, Mo. "Two years ago I got her to try Eodol. She grew better at once and now, at the age of seventy six, eats anything she wants, remarking that she fears no bad effects as she. has her bottle of Eodol handy." Don't waste time doctoring symptoms. Oo after the cause. Xt your stomacn is sound your health will be good. Eodol rests the stomach and strengthens the body by digesting your food. It Is nature's own tonic. F. 8. Duffy. ' Furor iror I'laeter ratchee. Plaster patches were Introduced in England In the reign of Edward YI. by a foreign lady who in this manner in geniously concealed a wen on her neck. They became such a craze and were carried to such exaggerated lengths that they were finally lampooned out of sight The men, as well as the wo men, stuck themselves over with these beauty, spots. No lady of fashion con sidered her toilet complete until she was equipped with her little box of patches cut In her favorite design. If one happened to come off In company. she hurriedly replaced it with a fresh one from the box. , At length patching in England went so far that party spirit was symbolized by the position of the patches. A letter In the paper on June 2, 1711, tells of a visit to the Hay market and the dis covery by the writer of three classes of women in the boxes all differently patched. Upon inquiry he discovered that those who. patched on the right side of the forehead were Whigs and those who favored the left were To ries, while those who patched Indiffer entlyon either side were a neutral nartv. whose faces had not yet de clared themselves. Harper's Weekly, 1 Aatl-Chlneee Canada. - The latent Canadian order In council is to forbid Japanese and Chincsb cut ting shingle bolts or logs from the crown . lands. This means that hun dreds of Japanese will be driven Into the United States, as they were almost exclusively. employed., vThe laws are also being passed against Chinese, and, although they are arriving by hundreds on every ship and the Canadian gov ernment gets $100 a head, the China men find that nearly nl) avenues are blocked In the way of making a living In Canada, so they walk Into the Unit Cd States, Canada getting the tax and Washington state getting the China men. The Inadequate United States Immigration staff cannot prevent the Chinamen from crossing the line, while white men who smuggle them over are getting rich at S100 a head. - ' ,100 Dr. B. Detchons'J Antl-Dlurctlc may be worth to you more than $100 if you have a child Who soils bedding from Incontinence of , water during sleep. Cures old and young alike. It arrepts the trouble at once. $1. Sold by C. D Bradbam, Druggist rmeelsa ef at twlserf art the Ola Cars la Waaattaartwaw ' "A aunan bat nevertheteas interesting landmark, aa it were, of Washing!:? has disappeared, and with It baa c . another relic of the civil war." Mid an old resident "I refer to the iron fence In the ar senal grounds which for o ninny venrv surrounded the old wooden boKitnl building on the right hand of the nuai entrance at the foot of Four and s Half Street This fence was of m. re than ordinary Interest ana was nittoric, na it was made of musket barrels sur mounted by bayonets taken from mus kets used In the cml war. It umdf both a unique and effort I re barrier to the publle-and was often romim-nted upon by visitors who, strolling through the grounds, would finger curiously the rusty points of the bayonets and won der whether they bad ever soon actual service upon the field of battle. As a entry Is on constant duty at this en trance be was plied with question! as to the fence and the old cannon balls and shells piled near the main arch way. As tne troops ai too nrsenni were constantly changing, these inquiries iwere not always answered fully, the tnen being new and uninformed. "I made inquiry at the arsenal re cently in hopes of discovering soma data as to the authentic history of this peculiar fence, now relegated to the acrap heap, nut as the troops are new comers I could obtain to positive in formation regarding the year In which the fence was erected and who was in command at the time. At any rate it is gone, and old residents will mourn the passing of another reminder of the old days. "The change may be said to be an Improvement In that many of the bayo nets were broka off, and the firing line, as it weiv. somewhat Jagged an? irregular, the barrels being eaten n Jr Dltted bv rust The entrance to to.- grounds looks less cramped than for merly, and with the removal of tht old wooden guardhouse, which bat been replaced by a fine new brier building a little farther south, the ap proach to what is one of the prettiest water parks In this country will be made even more attractive. In fact the arsenal grounds have been greatly Im proved recently, especially as to the new parade grounds, which are now smooth and level. This park Is not fully appreciated by Washlngtonians, main ly because of its remoteness from the center of the city. It has many natural beauties, and when the plans of Sec retary Boot are carried out It will be one of the show parks of tbo city, as It has hundreds of great old trees, with spreading branches, which no amount of money expended can duplicate or order." Washington Star. PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH. Miss Lillian Thomas, who painted the last portrait President McKinley ever sat for, has taken that portrait to Washington, where It will bo ex hibited at the Corcoran Art gallery. Bartholdl, who created the statue of Liberty now standing In New Tork harbor, has made a design for a colos sal monument for Bclfort, France, to commemorate its three famous sieges of 1814, 1870 and 1871. In spite of his hurry while In the United States Prince Henry found time to give sittings to an American painter, George Burroughs Torrey. This artist has bad much success with bis present ments ot society people in New York and Philadelphia. Mary MacLane of Butte, Mon., Is a young woman of nineteen or twenty years, whose book about herself out- BashklrtsefTs Marie Bashklrtseff, was born in Canada . of Scotch parents, spent her childhood partly in Minneso ta and received her education in the Butte high school. She thinks that she is the greatest genius that ever lived. PERT PERSONALS. Russell Sage's landlord has raised his rent, but God will temper the wind to the shorn lamb. Milwaukee Sentinel. Will some one please pass Miss Mary MacLane a piece ot the red, red sky she Is starving for, also a smalt bottle of tabasco sauce to flavor it with. Montana Record. . Minister Wu hesitates to speak again on account of criticism. He ought not to be so sensitive, as the genial minis ter la rather Inclined to indulge In that luxury himself. Philadelphia Press. ; J. Pierpont Morgan is now, lord of the sea, and If at any time it should be come unruly he can get his friend Rockefeller to pour coal oil on the trou bled waters. Memphis Commercial Appeal. v. THE FRENCH ELECTIONS." . Once more the French elections for the chamber ot deputies have demon strated that Paris is not France. Phil adelphia Record. . , , i In the Paris elections there were 2,519 candidates, classified bb National lata, Antlminlsterial Socialists, Anti ministerial Republicans, Ministerial ists, Republicans, Conservatives. Pro gressionists, Radicals , and Socialists. What Paris needs is somebody to forro an omnibus party. Kansas City Star. DO YOU SHOOT? you do yoa should send your ta a n ki 73,r.n .W 111 kMUiL Tq u n io at a coTGTiifEVJJi t sf i n c cf 1 It illustrates and describes alt the different; Winchester Rifles, Shotguns snd Ammunition, and contains much valuable information. Send at once to the. I Winchester Repeating Arms Co.. Rt, J. WeBwrTTfof ATtatMM rrtrMWCmfTimc,wHtei! MFnoioMi ftndriief -- twoiaawtrassyMoiMTKKTHlNA-'' Wewonderhow whr8.ohimrenwthootit. luo noun ru-titu A rkncre and it oame lot a most opportune limn; our dhIm was In a aeriaita cr boon In twwl condition tot ay ana noimtn mat we Hrtw:t Do not always irwve the avmpathy iney deserve. Tbeir r..!-.B-iit nre regarded as purely imaginary, or natural i -: 1 i -avoidable at their time of life. Duteaseantl wfirr.iily should not ated with old ae. The eye of the gray may us u unui ami mc complexion aa lair as any ot his yountrer and more vigorous coinnunirma. w . , Good Blood lmthmomt of bmmltliymldmgm, tar It ixTUti and controls every part of the body, strengthens the nervea, makea the muscles clastic and supple, the bones strong- and the flesh firm ; but when this life fluid ia polluted or poisoned and loses its nutritive, health sustain ing elements, then there is a rapid decline of the vital powers, resulting in premature old age and disease. Any derangement of the blood quickly ' shows itself in an nicer, sore, wart, tumor or some other troublesome growth upon the body, and rheumatic and neuralgic pains become almost constant accompanied with poor digestion and cold extremities. ailments disappear. improve a weak digestion and tone up tary taint, or the remains of some disease contracted in early life, S. S. S. will search it out and remove every vestige of it from the system. Write us fully about your case and let our physicians advise aad help you . This will cost yo a nothing, and we will mail free our book od blood and skic diseases. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta. 6a. CLAM SHELL BUTTONS. S'apld Development ol aa ladastri Which Originated la Gersoaar. The development of technical and In dustrial schools in Germany has in creased not only the domain of Emper or William, but has enriched all other Civilized nations. One of the first mat ters taken up and studied scientifically by these institutions was the making of buttons and other useful and orna mental articles from mother of pearl. It was soon found that the opalescent layers of the oyster stall were not the sole available material, as had long been believed by the trade, and that clnms, mussels and other bivalves, not to speak of many concbs, were of bcarly if not quite equal value, . Tbo first result of these examinations wao the prompt utilization ot other, ghelle and a consequent reduction in the price Of oyster, mother of .pearl and pt but tons made from that substance. The new Industry, prospered" and finally crossed the Atlantic. HeraJ has taken a firm foothold and iagrpw ing rapidly. The largest portion nfttho Wort Is now done In the central states, while small concerpB may be found"ali the way from-MaachugeiJtif .Vir ginia. Thus far the best clam discov ered is the pearl clam of the MlsslsslpK pi and the other rivers of -tha region The sea clams are useful, but the tana linings are not so lustrous or irldescew. The deep sea clam, with Its ricn Indlga color, makes a Bhowy. and rather pop ular button. The soft clam, pr Rhode Island clam, has often a beautiful-play of color upon Its inner surface, ut la usually too thin and fragile; The hard clams, or cohogues, vary extensively. A few have brilliant Interiors! the ma jority are very dull. The treatment Is about the same la all cases. The clams must be gathered so as not to injure the shell. They are washed and then boiled .with ftniunal) amount of alkali, either washing? soda or lime being added to remove -any. grease or dirt held by grease. The meat la extracted and is utilized for food purposes. Where no alkali bas been employed the flesh Is .well adapted for stews, chowders or for'maklog lam broths. .Where alkali has been em ployed the bodies are rinsed in hot W tcr and fed to pigs, ducks and chick ens. They are said to Improve the fla vor of the duck ondf to make the do mestlc bird taste very much like an In ferlor mallard. The shells are thentcul by an expert and sawed into blanks. These blanks are sorted, steamed, cut down by machinery, shaped, drilled knd polished. New York Post OVER THE OCEAN. The Ladles' club at Vienna has prov ed a failure, although it had 800 mem bers, and Is about to be closed. . , , Table wines are grown in southern Russia on a large scale, and a bottle of good quality costs only about 26 cents. Iron finger posts bearing the names bt all four thoroughfares are now be ing erected at the street corners in Ber lin.'-'" - in 1845 there were no female and child laborers In the marble Industry of France. Today they constitute 4 per cent ot the force..- .-' i- On Mount Snowdon a bonfire is to be lighted on coronation eve that will, giv en a clear night be seen from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man. v .. . )-' -.' ' The Spanish government Is organiz ing a labor department which will ad vise ministers on Industrial matters. Five women will have places In the new body. ' K U - A: Permission has at length been given by the German authorities for women to attend political meetings. They must ait In special places, however, and make no speeches, 'AvA;A;vr'' The Prussian statistical office reports that there exist under the workmen's Insurance act 0,810 sick clubs, with 4,337,714 members, of whom 844,217 are females, so that 137 per 1,000 of the population belong to these clubs. . , name and address on t postal card for ft r ;rTn r n OcW 1'J ISl ' New Haven, Con a. t fra qia an? gmm 5 it wiuim 1 ST! aad attention which V always be associ- haired rrandaire w fc. a. H. being purely vegetable, ia the safest and best blood purifier for old people. It does not ahock or hurt the system like the strong mineral remedies, but gently and thoroughly cleanses the blood and' stimulates the debilitated organs, when all bodily S. S. 8. is iust such a tonic as old oeoole need to . the Stomach. If there is anv heredi PEHfl Y LIS F-rVvSArC. Al..r.r.ll.!,!. H,ullli)W aw I nn.nr.-i Mi l nrmusit la KKB SM ttela muWl fc..... aM Ilk kla. ribbm. T.ke m atSMn aewea - - mJ I tile U... S. 91 MI Draef lacar Mt 4. hi atuus tor Perttvwlapa, Tillililils -M'llarhrUila,kk,.r tM HdL le.eeOTwIlaMakUa. Ma a Draertau. UkhkaaSar Okaaleal Oa, HARDWARE Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors, Win dow Screens. Oil and Cook 1 Stoves, Ranges, Lime, Cement, - Piaster, shits, Oils, Varnish, Putty, Sash, Doors, Blinds,. Cutlery, and all the useful articles usually found in an Up-to-date Hardware Store, HEADQUARTERS FOR And all Kinds of BOMHjyUTEBUL Best Crooils', liowe&t Prleea. Under Hotel Chattawka, NEW BEBJT, N. C. It will be to the in erest of those want- ing Buggies and Roaa Carts to call at once. I have a few ; second hand ones tefton hana and they most be sold. J. W. STEWART. UNIVERSITY Of cNptth Carolina. Academic Department ' Iaw, 1 x; ? y 1 Medicine, . Pharmacy. One hundred and eight 'scholarships. Free tuition to teachers and to ministers' sons. - Loans for the needy, . 563 Students. 54 Instructors. New Dormitories; Water Works, Cen ,t : tntl Heating Bystem. Fall term begins September 8, 1902, Address, - F. P. VENABIJt President, . - ' "i . Ghafkl Hili N. Oi .ju t ."'til .Having secured the services of ex perienced parties, anv. prepared on short notice to execute Farm, City, Land and Rail Road surveying. Ditches, Streets and Roads hid out and leveled. Draughting in ail its bran cues, Blue and black prints made. Old maps re paired and mounted. Topographical surveying and plotting. Drawings and wokrlng plans executed promptly. Sew erage ana. arainag' piannoa, isia out and construction saperlntended. J. J, VJcIfGiidcn Tne Nolil Carolina- Hot Springs, . MVUrtlAlX PABK HOTEL, '', ,' liut-Sprlnra, H. C. . New .'Ownership, New Management, house entirely mado over, thoroughly modern and in every way desireable, new and modern bath house, new Casino for rainy day amusements. Do you suSar withrheumawHin, gout, sciatica, nerv ousness,- sleeplessness or indigostionr For these and such troubles our Hot Mineral .Waters and but lis are unsur passed in the world. In the Great t'm Mountains, grand scenery, do!' "., ..I climate, lOOacn s of bountiful pai, n ; nillcent golf l.nlis, l,i.. abaik ru. , mountain climbing, bowlinf, tenuis, - mun.111!, Sim ; iiii- ;. i i::' s P-litful sumriH-r rsit in t' n 1 ''nl-sl-boi t Write, L-.. 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New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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July 4, 1902, edition 1
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