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Section One, Tuesday. Jl J 1903
WO IDLB TIME IN BUSINESS.
The fact that this teaaon of the year
fladi many eltlzeni away from the cjty,
la no warrant for the possible stoppage
of any really lire business Interest.
There are periods during the year
when there It more business doing than
at other times, but In every city which
is at all progressive and developing,
there, there can be no Idle or dead times
In Its business Interests during any
period of the year.
A business Interest of New Bern, and
one which has been most Important to
the local merchants of this city for
aeveral years, has been the marketing of
tobacco In the warehouses here.
The fire of July 8th, which destroyed
one of the tobacco warehouses of this
city, should not cause thlB city to let go
of Its tobacco market.
No merchant can afford to lose a good
customer, through personal neglect, or
lack of effort.
In a greater degree, no city can afford
to let a single Industry fall, which brings
trade to its merchants, and promotes
business activity among Its people.
The tobacco industry has been a most
Important trade factor In New Bern
daring the months when Us other In
dustrial interests were not so active.
This tobacco trade has given work to
a number of local people; It has brought
In many farmers who sold their tobacco
here, and then become buyers of the lo
cal merchants. It has been a good ad
vertisement for New Bern, this tobacco
Industry.
There is no sufficient reason why ef
forts should not be made as usual to at
tract tobacco to this city, and keep the
present tobacco trade which has been
coming here.
There Is nothing to show that the to
bacco industry Is to be abandoned be
cause of the destruction of the planters
warehouse, only it should be known to
the farmers that they can find New
Bern a good market this year for their
tobacco, as it has been In previous
years.
There must be no idle times In New
Bern's tobacco Industry this summer.
AN AGE OF INSECURE UNREST
The evil of today is the base com
mercialism, which places value npon the
dollar, In preference to the individual
It Is the spirit which demands money,
that an ostentatious personal display
tnd parade may be made, which how-
. tyej vulgar, it may be, finds acceptance
because of its dollar evidence.
The unrest of today Is seen on every
side, in the attempt to over do, and the
Individual sacrifice of character, health
and peace of mind la quickly made In
the reaching out for the object sought.
s . To feel strongly, to stand firmly for
' tight principles, to point to high stand
ards of moral worth, as objects worthy
of thought and attention, these receive
cant consideration, and their advocates
are given the smile of derision.
, The insecurity of the spirit of today is
Its refusal to be content to build solidly
and substantially, through dally effort
of toll and merit for the future.
- - Bather the gamble to get at once the
money, which ought to take years of
toll to accumulate, if sought, and success
Of tha ambler meant only extravagance
, and vice.
In the days when strenuoslty bad not
tU daily Interpretation tn the lives of the
people, there , was repose and content-
, totnt, even though the people were in
perilous timet, for high Ideals and s eer-
UlndelnUanioral standard had places
In thJartniL mlndaiOf the peo
It ! not that generosity, tolerance and
humsnlty a Bt pwall today .1 jfor they
' 4 o, trat the are intense, passionate,
committing their worki to hurry for-
uttA to MM w J"t "
' T! i commercialism of tcday has In
' 1 f n rao'Ji. nlaclng the dollar
mark before moral worth or Intellectual
merit. n-
It makes rnde Invasion tn society,
breeding vulgar display instead of old
time courtesy, and promoting the organ
isation of social cliques, the initiation
into these being the abill'y to prove
wealth.
And yet with the rush of th limes. It
Is possible that earnestness In acting and
living may prove some slight barrier, to
check In a degree, to perhaps reclaim
some of the less heedless.
For It Is only earnestness for right
principles which can win, and through
Its honesty and sincerity of purpose,
prove Its stability, and gain success for
right when every thing may seem Inse
cure and perhaps, lost.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the scat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cute it you mast
take Intornal remedies. Hall's Catarrh
Cure li taken interim!!)-, and acts di
rectly on the blood und mucous surfaces
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medi
cine. It was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for years
and Is a regular prescription. I: is com
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with the b-'st hlood purifiers, act
ing directly oil the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the to In
gredients is whit produces Hiirh wonder
ful results lu curing Catnirh. Smil for
testimonials frtv.
F.J. CJENKY I'". Tni.oV. O
old by Drugglbt 57"c.
. Hall's Fa tlly Pills r.Jthe best.
THE SEALER'S DOCTOR.
tn C:im- of sit-liiifi-n the Ship Cook
AsUimI N.i Uuentlons.
"'Twi'le a now governor of New
foundland, nnd In- wi'iv shookin' care
ful of tlio sailers' lieultli," began the
old st'.illnir captain. Ids deep act eyes
tv, inkiimr.
"Tin' niht nl.'iv tin- North Star left
Son John's for tlio ice ho came aboard
to lmiuiiv what kind of stuff for medi
cine cldst we luv.l.
" 'You ou(;lit to have a ship's doctor
uboard her with 200 men shipped,' says
be. 'Who elves out the medicine?'
" 'The cook, of course,' I answers.
But I'm sarten of one thing, governor,'
I says; 'there's not bin' there that's pl
zen.' " 'How do you know?' he asks pretty
sharp.
" 'Well,' I answers, 'a man comf-S
runnln' to the cook, and he says, "My
chum's sick, and I want some medicine
for lie." The cook never asks no ques
tions as to what's ailin'. lie grabs up
the first bottle ho gits Ids 'and on and
pours out some In a cup. If it don't'do
the man's chum no good he comes back,
and the cook pours somethln' outon
another bottle, and so on till he strikes
somothin' that 'dps him. That" swhy
I know there's nothln plasen In Jthat
chlst or the cook would 'avo killedVarf
of'Vm twenty r'y'ges ago.'" Llppte
cott's Magazine.
Working Night And Day.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made Is Dr. King's New
Life Fills. These pills change weakness
Into strength, llstlessness into energy,
brainfag Into mental power. They're won
derful In building up the health. Only
25c per box. Sold by C D Bradham.
Cult ins.
"V.r.i. 'i':i!l;yerhli!Ml can say some of
the luns-t cutting things."
"Vi if slu' could only keep her
mouth closed for lire minutes you could
have In : arrested for carrying con
cealed weapons." Life.
Vicious.
Susie Now. when I'm asked to sing
I never say, "Oh, I can't!" I always
sit down nt the piano
Jennie Ami let the nudlence find It
out for themselves? Illustrated Bits.
Cacao is grown In Cuba In connection
with the coffee plant, us the latter re
quires shade, which is furnished by the
former, nt the same time yielding a
profitable crop.
No Pity Shown.
"For years tate was after me continu
ously" writes F A Gulledge, VeTbena,
Ala. "I had a terrible case of Plies
causing 24 tumors. When all failed
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me, Equal
ly good for Burns and all aches and
pains. Only 25c, at C D Bradham's Drug
Store.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
Burn oil the rubbish nnd prunlngs
about the garden and orchard. 1
It is best on general principles to se
lect comparatively high ground for the
orchard.
The best available soil should be se
lected for the orchard. It cannot be
too rich nor too well drained.
After tomato plants have reached a
fair size their tops may be pinched off.
This forces ont the side shoots, which
Are the ones that produce the flowers
and fruit ..: ' ' -
- Grapevines like their roots to be near
the surface. Therefore the food for
them should not be placed at too great
a depth. A rich soil, dry and warm, It
what they want
" The Foundation of Health.
Nourishment Is the foundation of
health life strength. Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure Is the one great medicine that
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest, assimilate and transform all
foods into the kind ot blood that hour
ishet the nerves and feeds the tissues.
Kodol lays the foundation for health.
Nature does the rest Indigestion, Dys
peptis, and all disorders of the (stomach
and digestive organs are en red by the
cseof KodoL Sold by F 8 Duffy.
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ttono rains, itcmng, bcaooy
9 Skin Diseases. O
BartUlns. Carbuncles, Pimples, Scrofula
Patnmly emt by taktnf BoUnia Blood Bala.
OMtroTl UK mtfy Fatsoa la ths bloat. JTrakaM
adtas and raias tat bones, back ai4 ytntt, Itcbiaa'
SMmobr Bus, Blood & Ml or uim, Bwount Gaooa,
Stum aad Bumjoa tM Btta, Mara ratekoi la
StOBtb. Bora Throat, Ftmplca. or offenatTO croattoaa,
ConajarOotorad Spots or nahoa Skla, aU iwvdowa. cr
aarroaa, Clean oa any pari ot Iba body, Ualr or Era.
bmn telUag oat, Carbaades or BoUs. laks
Botanlo Blood Balm, guaranteed
to onrasTon tbo wont aad owat dwp-aaatad eaaaa wbara
oootori, pataat awdleuna, and bot aprUKtlall. Baals
aUioras,atopa all achat andpalna. rad na all rwaUlaam,
aakal Mood pars and rich, eomptetelr cnanrtnr tha
oatlro body Into a daaa, bealtay condlUon. B. B. B.
baa eared tboaauda of oases of Blood folaonerea attar
reaeblng tha last atacea.
Old Kheonuttlam, Catarrh, Eesema
ara eaoaed by sa awful poisoned condition of tna
Blood. B. B. B. Stops Hawktnf and Bpatlnc, ltehlnc
and Scratching. Achas and Pmlns; curve Kheomatlem.
Catarrh; beala all Scabs, Scalaa, Eniptloos, Watery
Busters, fool festering Bores of Ecsemaj by string a
pars, beslthy blood supply to affected parts.
Cancer Cured
Botanlo Blood Balm. Con Cancers of all Kinds,
Boppnrattng Swellings. Bating Sores. Tumors, ugly
dcers. It kill! the Cancer Poison and beala the tores
or wont cancer perfectly. If you bars a peruatent
Pimple, Wart, Swellings. Shooting,' Stinging Pains,
take Blood Balm and they will disappear before they
oerelop into Cancer. Hany apparently bopeleat easea
of cancer cured by taking Botanlo Blood Balm.
UIU tiUAHA ra-ai.
Bar a larar battle for of any
drwcalat, take atadlre4. Kotaala
SSImsI ssalaadS.aa.lt.) always era
wbea tba right anmntlty la tafcew.
IT a at eared yaar awaey slli
Botanlo Blood Balm (T.B.B.)U
Pleasant and an fe to take. Thoroughly tested forSOyrs.
Composed of Purs Botanlo Inirrcdlenta, StrenKthena
weak kidners and weak etomaiia, cures dTBpepsla.
Complete diiscttons go with esch bottle. Aaeaple
of II.K.D. and Pamphlet Sent Free by
writing Blood ltalm Co.. Atlanta, Oa. Describe your
trouble, and epecial free nicdlcal adrtce, to suit your
ease, also eent In aualml lctUT.
Lakes AlTrays Frmen.
"There are In the state of Oregon two
lakes that are frozen st'.ff fiMiiy nr..
year's end to the other." snld I". il
Harper of Tortlnnd. "Tlii' were i!U
covered In Baker county not very Ium ;
ago by a party on a litintln mul il-ili
Ing trip In the mountains of tl e I' ri
handle district. After pnssiiif.- tl'.:un-Ii
a particularly wild stretch of enunliy
the party discovered the lakes on the
north summit of one of the mountains
In the neighborhood. The lakes are
both small, one of them barely l.50 feel
across, while the other Is less than
1,000 feet In diameter. Both are cov
ered with a heavy coating of Ice as
clear as crystal and as smooth as glass
and of such strength that It held sev
eral members of the party who rode
across on horseback. It is believed the
See never melts, because the lakes are
so sltunted behind two peaks that the
rnys of the sun never strike them for
sufficient length of time to make any
Impression." Washington Star.
A Thousand Churches
Ii the United States have used t' e
Longman & Martinez Pure Paints dur
ing the past ten months.
Every Church will be given a liberal
quantity whenever they paint.
Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed
oil, which you do when you; buy It In a
sealed can with a paint label on It.
8 & 614, therefore when you want
fourteen gallons of paint, buy only eight
gallons of L. & H, and mix six gallons
of pure linseed oil with It.
It will mske fourteen gallons of paint.
It's done easily.
It makes the paint cost you only about
$1.20 a gallon;
You probabaly won't need more than
ten or twelve gallons of It, because the
L. & M. Faint covers so much more sur
face than other paints.
Sales have been tens ofmllllons of
gallons; nearly two million houses paint
ed under guarantee to repaint If not
satisfactory.
Samples free Sold by our Agents,
Hyman Supply Co.,
Wooden Shoes In Chicago.
A Chicago drummer recently under
took to "Josh" a man who was wear
ing a pair of wooden shoes about the
streets In Chicago. The Hollander of
fered to bet the Chicagoan that he
could "shinny" up a tree faster than
the commercial man, both men to go at
It with shoes on, and the Hollander
won the bet
One firm In Holland sells no less than
2,000 pairs of wooden shoes a year
here. Some are sold as souvenirs, but
the bnlk go to the people who learned
to wear them In Holland and have
taught their children born in this coun
try to wear them.
The Chateau Alt.
The Chateau d'lf, upon the little
rock island of the same name, has three
titles to fame. It was built or at least
fortified, by Francis I.; it was need in
1774 for the imprisonment ot Mlra-
beau, but it is ranch more renowned
for Its place in fiction than for Its
place In history since Alexandre Du
mas gave it such eminence in the scen
ery of hia "Count of Monte-Cbrlsto."
This castle has Just been sold by pub
lic auction and was knocked down for
the price of 5,500 francs to a modest re
tired sea captain of Marseilles. Phil
delphla Record. ! i ,'
. tVaekr HWaabera. .'
"Speaking of lucky numbers, they
are the ones with the dollar sign before
them, aren't theyl" , 1;
; "Well, that depends on whether they
represent what Is coming to yon or
what yon owe." Chicago Post V .
Dtaerettoa Cosaea With Tatars.
"8070a quarreled with your wlf ef '
" "No,.Buh; the quarreled wid me."
j "Don't you ever answer back.? I T
"Jedge," replied the. witness, . "I'm
forty year old!" Atlanta Constitution,
. Just Atont Bedtime
take a Little' Early ; Riser-It will cure
constipation, biliousness and liver
troubles. DeWItfs Little Early Risers
ara different from other pills. They do
not gripe and bresk down ' the mucous
membranes of the stemach, , liver and
bowels, bat cure by gently aroaslng the
seoretlom and giving strength to these
organ. Bo'd by F 8 Duffy,
New York Cottoi Prices.
Jliw Tou,.Jaly 11.
Open. High. Low. Close
..1S.I5 MJS U10 11.15
Oottom-
Jaly..
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Sep...
Oct...
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Jan...
.. U.M 11.97 11.79
, . 10.61 10.79 10J7
,. 9.8! 1.90 9.81
.. 9.63 9.7S 9.63
.. 9.87 9.67 9.57
.. tM 9.63 9 54
1L.95
10.71
9.89
9.70
9.68
9.63
Government Crop Report
Washington, D. C, July 11. The
winter wheat percentage is given at 78.8
which is something like three points
more anfsvorable than generally expect
ed. It compares with 89 9 on Jane 1st
last, 77, a year ago and 74.4, tha average
for the last ten years. Spring wheat
condition Is given as 81.5, which Is four
or Ave points below the wont estimate.
It compares with 95.9 on June 1st last
and 85.9 the ten years average.
The report on corn make conditions
about 79.4 which Is something like fire
points lietter than the lowest estimates
ot the trade The percentage compares
with 85 7 on July 1st of last year and
89.9 the average condition for the last
ten years.
GRANTING A FAVOft."
Uo It Craclooaly-Do Not Mjske las
Recipient ContemrtltOa.
The essence of truest kindness Ilea In
the grace with which it Is performed.
Some men seem to discount all grntt
tiule. almost make it impossible, by the
way In.whk'h they grant favors. They
make you feel so small, so mean, so In
ferior; your cheeks burn with indigna
tion In the acceptance of the boon yon
seek at their hands. You feel It la like
a bone thrown at a dog instead of the
quick, sympathetic gradousnese that
forestalls your explanations and
waives your thanks with a smile, the
pleasure of one friend who has been fa
vored with the opportunity to be of
service to another. The man who
makes another feel like an Insect re
clining on a redhot stoVe while be Is
receiving a favor has no right to ex
pect future gratitude; he should feel
satisfied if bo receives forgiveness.
Let us forget the good deeds we have
done by making them seem Biiiall in
comparison with the greater things we
are doing and the still greater acts We
hope to do. This Is true generosity and
will develop gratitude In the soul of
him who has been helped unless he la
so petrified In selfishness as to make It
Impossible. But constantly reminding
n man of the favors he has received
from you almost cancels the debt The
care of the statistics should be his priv
ilege; you are usurping his prerogative
when you recall them. Merely because
it has lieen our good fortune to be able
to serve some one we should not act
as if we held 11 mortgage on his immor
tality and expect him to swing tho cen
ser of adulation forever In our presence.
From "The Power of Truth," by Wil
liam George Jordan. Published by
Brentano's.
Jant a Hint.
"How appropriately the words are
arranged here," she remarked us she
idly turned the pages of the dictionary.
TIow do you mean?" Inquired Mr.
Slowe-Polk.
"Why. for instance, 'love' comes Just
n little before 'matrimony.' '
Brutally Tortured.
A case came to light that for persis
tent and unmerciful torture has perhaps
never been equalled. Joe Golobick of
Colusa, Calif, writes. "For 15 years I
endured Insufferable pain from Rheu
matism snd nothing relieved me though
tried everything known. I came across
Electric Bitters and It's the greatest med
icine on earth for that trouble. A few
bottles of It completely relieved and
cures me " Just as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general debility.
Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by
D Bradhum, Druggist.
BOER AMUSEMENTS.
Siu.-inir Them in- f'ole Climbing, A
Tlirunlau and Sjiudo Riiclnsr.
The Itxr Is n (Inn believer in th
advantage of cwlse, though his way!
ara not ouin. One fuvorlto form la
pole cllniliin;.'. This consists of hav
ing one arm tied behind the back and
swarming to the top ot the pole with
the aid of tho lens and the free arm.
It sounds simple, but it is noLhalf '
simple as it seems.
Another exercise is throwing tha
hatchet or ax, to be more correct i
ordinary wood chopping ax is need for
this. This Is swung round the bead
until It reaches a sufficient momentum.
when it is released. Th man who
throws the farthest does not of neces
ty win, as it Is necessary that the blade
should bury Itself in the earth OB
reaching Its destination. It requires a
considerable, amount of skill to accom
plish this. ., . -.. : ;,f
. Another kind of amusement la apade
racing. The men stand with one foot
on either side of an ordinary spade,
grasping the top of the handle between
the bands. At the signal they start
forward by a series of Jump. If
man'a foot leave its proper place he
is disqualified. There is no more
vere strain on the muscles of the leg
than this. The distance for, such I
race as this is generally twenty pace.
The Boer is gifted with wonderful
endurance. At long distance he could
hold his own with any, but he would
not stand any ch&ncs with oar men at
sprint racing, as he lacks th necessary
speed. . v ,
A Surgical Operation
Is always dangerous do not submit to
the surgeon's knife until you have tried
DeWItt's 'Witch Hsi'l 8alve. It will
cur when everything else fails It has
done this In thousands of cases. Hera
Is one of them: I suffered from bleeding
and protruding piles for twenty years.
Was treated by different specialists snd
used many remedies, but obtained no
relief until I used DeWItt's Witch Basel
Salve. Two boxes of this salve cured
me eighteen months sgo and I have not
had a touch of the piles since. H A Tls-
dsle, Bjromertown, 8 O. For Blind,
Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Piles
no remedy equals DeWItt's Witch Hsiel
Salve, eoldbj f 8 Duffy.
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
( ' "( v
rtttn rate "aUuaaaar.
The recant assmsainatiom of the king
and qoasm of Servla aUa attention
anew to the situation In Bulgaria. But
tarU t the uaealest of the Balkan
states, over whkh the war cloud has
been hovering for yeara. It has loaf
. rniMci nnDouao.
base feared that It would be In' Bul
garia that the match would be applied
to the .powder mages! no. ,
Prince -Ferdinand's throne has long
been considered the shakiest In Eu
rope. For months he has .been away
from his capital, fearing to return to
It because of the danger -of assassina
tion. Long ago Prince Ferdinand said
that he expected to be assassinated.
He. has. taken pretty good care thus
far to escape that fate.
Am Rfflcleat Chief Clerk.
It is within bounds as to fact and no
reflection upon two or three other ex
cellent men in corresponding positions
to say 'that Mr. Wallace II. Hills.
chief clerk of the treasury department
is at the very head of his class, says
the Washlnstfon correspondent of a
New York newspaper. No other chief
clerk in the service has the so ma Im
mense responsibility resting upon him.
Certainly none other has by the record
of many years of intelligent work and
unremitting patience in dealing with
all sorts of people made himself so con
spicuous an example of what a man In
such a place ought to be. lie has risen
from the ranks by sheer force of a
merit which nobody has ventured to
question. The big contractors who have
to deal with the treasury admit that
they liked him because be has no fa
vorites among them, the small ones be
cause he gives their affairs ns careful
handling as if there wero a million at
stake. It was his foresight that car
ried the treasury, with its vast ramifi
cations, through the coal famine with
out distress or panic and with the min
imum of expense.
Proud ot Her Widowhood.
I would rather be tha widow ot
Phil Sheridan than the wife of any
man living," said Mra. rhlllp n. Sheri
dan when some of her friends were
twitting her about marrying again.
Despite her prolonijed widowhood she
Is very attractive, bright nnd enter
taining. She has beautiful hands, al
ways well set off by dainty cuffs.
She has four children a son. Lieu
tenant Philip II. Sheridan, United
States cavalry, and three daughters,
Mary, Louise and Irene, the last two
being known as "the Sheridan twins,'
who can hardly be told apart They
are always dressed alike and are al
most Inseparable companions.
Mrs. Sheridan has just sold her
Washington home, which, with many
of its furnishings, was presented to
General Sheridan by Glfford Pinchot
her neighbor. She will now build an
other home at Sheridan circle. Mrs.
Sheridan owns a pretty summer place
at Nonqult, on Buzzards bay.
Holland Sara We Can Fly.
It Is announced that John P. Hol
land, inventor of the Holland subma
rine torpedo 1 10.".!:, will e:i l oavor to
solve the protiliun of acrl.il navigation,
the very n.iupllcUy of v lilch, he says,
has heretofore prevented Its solution.
According to Mr. Holland, scientists
tOSM ,
tod others have been experimenting
In the field of aerial navigation on the
wron? Unea Be says that the prac
tical mode that will be Adopted finally
will be the rise ot artificial wings; with
which men can fly throngb tho air is
Mrds fry.. .- miotn sax ;4 lvyirn
Mr. Holland says that eight years
Sgo he constructed three machines that
demonstrated conclusively the correct
ness of his theory, although some mis'
takes or difficulties in construction led
hln4o destroy them, 'the defects were
poreij, mechanical and coald have been
overcorfjesd be continued his experi
ments. f -i ' i , 1 v i
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Iflcht Was Her Terror, - i
"I would eoufch ' nearly all 4 night
long, " writes Mrs. Ohas. Applegste, of
Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly get
mj sleep. I had consumption so bad
that If I walked s block I woald cough
frightfully snd' spit blood,' tut when
all other medicines failed three $1 bottles
Dr.Kliig'l Zlew Discovery wholly cured
me and I rained TO pounds." It's adso
lately guaranteed to curs Coughs, Colds
La Grippe, Bronchitis, and all Throat
and Lunt- Troubles. Price f and fl.CO
Trial Ikh Jus free at a P. Bradham's
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The Kind Ton Dare Always
in use -for over SO yean,
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All Counterfeits, Imitations and M Jast-as-good are bos
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiments
What is4CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmleM substitute for Castor OH. Pare
gorlc, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narootle
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and allays FeTerishness. It cores 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 C ASTORIA ALWAYS
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Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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Rev. X W. Berry (of Arkaniat UettaoAit Confemos.iitM:) "Enclosed find flft? cents foe which pleMenall m
tworakiffea of TKETHINA W wondsir hnw w ra,r
ourt sent ns narksure mnd It came lit s moat onnortnna
been in bad condition for daya, and nothing that we care
perfoct relief and he h had no further trouble. Other
ueMi a
a a perfect aooeea.
Trochct's Colchicine Salicylate Capsules.
A standard and infallible cure for RHEUMATISM and GOUT,
endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe and
America. Dispensed only in spherical capsules, which dis
solve in liquids ot the stomach without causing irritation or
disagreeable symptoms. Price, $1 per bottle. Sold by
iruRgists. Be sure and get the genuine.
WILLIAMS HFO. CO., ILEVLA.11, OHIO, Soto Trop.
SOLD BY F S DUFFY
COLCHICINE
SALICYLATE,
ILKS !
We are oflering this
oi Silks
At New York Cost
We also offer some very pretty Novelties
in
White and Colored Wash Silks
At 3?Ce
Our Nainsooks and Egyptian Dimities are
unsurpassed.
BEE HIVE,
61 Pollock St., Opposite Episcopal Church
TI1K BACTCLK rACKMA-KIB.
xVsTBAIN ON'sffo-TT
iTr ; sprocket - JL zr:
The Easiest Hill Climber hi the World. Ovf " f K A tl Y tl L t
10 lbs more strain on chain than on pedals. -i "V " : . ''
';;i stakdabd nion-oBAM nicToi,B. - Racers, Roadstors '
'u i ' and Pacemakers.
PJ 'i'jjN!:,! y "
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1 ::i l.i.. . : XS SPROCKET ' :
. ; Note tht enormous morease in the strain ,'ft: Pnllni.t t I'mmb St.
amallar snracketa and a 9-lnch lower s-ar. t-Of, fOUOtK & tfavrn M8
3 . t 9 & aXsT -1 '. '..'11: -' ii ' M,,
m Ottering imd Finish
' ' All Work Delivered. : -' 'I.v.lJU.oti-
f ,, , , ...WILMINGTON, N. a'.-v-V C
. v ; we naye some out and rough brown stone at A. '
0. hi depot in New petti that we will Bell cheap.
Xtongbt, and which baa beea
has borne the sdgtaatnre of
ri a M fwum majfa miAm Sifa aiai
' sonal supervision since Its bifBJtcy.
Allow no one to deceive yon in this.
Signature of ,
POWDERS
paJasvl ehildren without it. Thaothar ds Lad In Mil
lu TDBOtner amj m imay in bis
riooe condition t hie bowels had
id doM of EETHINA" rat
time: our babe was In a aerioai condition t hie bowels had
did any food, the eecond doee of TEETHINA1 gaffl
mmbn ot the Umllj hare BMd it snd mrvj dote hM
week our entire line
I HAVE IN STOCK
Tribune,
Cleveland,
Eagle,
Latonia
BICYCLES.
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make of wheels.
A full line of all
kinds of Sundries.
EDGERTON,
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r . Marat. U. 1UI11.
M Cemetery Work at Right Prices
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