J U;iW
rtabUti4 1878.
) T 1 1 la man be to be ineligible, for quite often
UliL aspirants for congressional honors are
!men who have made no financial stand
ing, but who are fully qualified in other
r,hlshelnT-oSectlon,.ver,Te- particulars to be elected and to serve
' n4 Friday. i Journal Building, 68- well their constituents.
n'tv"n Kir- It may be asked, if age and a secure
CHARLF U STEVEN 5 ' financial standing are to be teits for
nmw tm mopwktos. public office, upon which all applicants
RUBHCRIPTION RATEPy must be passed, what are the masses of
Two Months.............. thepeople to expect.in the way of laws
Th Monius.. . !. tn. crnvAm if not nresarve their inter-
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Ut- UiMilh. . . ......... ,w .. - 1
iv Months.. .. 1,u" eats T
ONLY IN ADVAHC&
Official Paper of New Bern and Craven THE NEW BERN ELKS.
County. I The New Bern Lodge of Elks is about
ai c.fod
IN RAILROAD WRECK.
CLARK
FAIR FAKIR CAUGHT
YOUNGSVILLE.
AT
I J. J. WolUnden Hat Narrow Escape It
f Florida. ,'
Mr. JW. Stewart received a lotte."
yesterday from Mr. J. J. Wollenden
who is in Florida on business in which
i he relates a very narrow ewape he hnd
from serious injury and possibly death
Saturday, .lie slated that the entire
train he was on consisting of eight or
ten cars jumped the track and went
some distance on the ties. The cars
stayed on theit wheels, however, and
none of the passengers experience
anything buta severe shaking up but
Had Bad Night el Exposure. Expected Sa
satlon ol Red Light District Not
Wide Reaching. Supreme Court
Opinion Filed.
Special to Journal
Raleigh, March 20. Harry .Clark,
alias Fred Morris, and "The Jew," the
Fair faker who was convicted and sent a)l aecount themselves fortunate that
to the roads of Wake county for the the escaped with their lives.
rtBrttlni rates furnished npon ap-1 . . new year, in the annual a.-,rut tu nan station in
. i. a. m nnnn mciuir? i -- . ...6 " - -
plication pWHonof its officers. This election plWw o-toher. late last night
---A vxaM- I IO VJ. HIVVIV- - " It'll t-H" LfrHl UltS COVOUD liUUI I
.i kaaia MnnnrriiHjrw " u8 nui auav mij w i inmha nr. impiha. iiib iimu wao k"
tHii v tain in wp i .a - - - -
r eceive notice of expiration o ' Jeir nun or political body ouUide, nor bml ht into prominence some weeks
SCTinUon na an inimeit at reeponw w .. . .. ,.. olin.l . .. , -i i : ....
wul be appreciated oj i will it mauer, bu ii a(?0 wnen it was discovered tnas ne imu ,
principles of Elkdom are concerned, tne trje(j tQ bribe g stewai d connected with
the camp, which was foiled by the
watchfulness of other officers.
Clark was captured at Youngsville,
N. C, today, his apprehension was tel
egraphed by the Mayor of Youngsville,
ho later telephoned the sheriff of
criptiom
nonce
JoOKNM.
F.nlire-1 1 hi
PwrnffleeV New Bern future carrying out of the forces of
. tiiH-oud-class matter..
New Bern, N. C March 23,
1906.
THE SOUTH'S WONDERFUL EARN
ING CAPACITY.
hfnittoi-hnrai which everv citizen of
New Bern has oft seen so fully demon
strated through this local lodge, in
ministering unto the unfortunates of
this city.
New Bern Elkdom has so quietly, yet Wake county. The identification was
... I Ai.. tmA itself tn ha rpcopnized I l .. '-..! il iriaA nt
The Chattanooga Tradesman lTTT r'" "'" . "Z Z
as eniuuuyniK aim v.. . waKecouru luur cuiriiiu:ii. v.n-
keeps close watch on the South's ma
terial growth, the increase of its in
dustries and the prospects for its con
tinued developmeut, presents some
wonderful figures, to prove the tre
mendous earning capacity which the
South is capable of, and which is now
taking place.
Noting the Tradesman: .
Ac ording to the census of 1900 the
total acreage of farm lands in Southern
. States was, 355,771,559 acres. Of this
true spirit of brotherhood, that the e4 with Clark.' "Ha Btated that he' was
spirit of this fraternal feeling has con- 3Uffprinfj from rheumatism caused by
tinued to spread, and the local organi- expoaure in last night's bad weather.
zation has increased each month in tiuthes worn over thestripes show-
membership, by those joining who felt I i(J bttr(i Ussge.The prisoner was brought
the good that comes from being an Elk tQ Rjh this afternoon, securud with
and being associated with Elks, and roppa-
The supposed sensational police court
trial, involving testimony of many
prominent Raleigh men was not so
wide reaching as developed after a long
hearing. The isase against the first wo
man of the ill-repute district was dis
missed, and two others were continued
ind finitely. Several men put upon the
who after joining have felt the enjoy
ment which such an association cannot
fail to bring.
But beyond the splendid feelipg of
universal brotherhood and the charita-
. . . Mr,-, Mn M H nor i0nt.
only .. " bleness which New Bern lodge has en-
were improved, movant twia ln the snlrit of
, , - J I KCUUVtVUi v- w a
iwstHums ' lk.,- .:nlv Um exnression in a I . . , . , . 1
ThP imnrnvod portion last " ' v J . . r .. . , witness stand, sp'.ne uy L-oi.aumL.u.m.
- i . AkmM rnv i-iirrinm nnn i .... ....
mai-enm aeuoc, w privilege, as did the women ty legal n
and New Bern, to erect a monument, in . Contentions were strongly
the shape of a building, which shall citv attorney and defendant
.1 m -.1- TPII-svnn - nnrl fl I
beDotna lempie iur - , The c;tv court room was
053,133,129.
year produced $1,500,093,000, showing
an earning capacitj of nearly 50 per
cent, on the value of the total acreage,
improved and unimproved.
The lands, says the Tradesmen, carry
an annual valuation of about $6.50 per
acre, and the returns of last year will
show earnings of about 20 per cent on
the total investment. These earnings
are but a part of the State's aggregate
. earnings, the following showing being
in round figures, the total, proving the
great earning power of Southern in-
, dustry:
Receipts from agricultural
sources; ?- $100,000.(100
Receipts from commercial
aources 2,000,000,000
' Receipts from manufactur
ed products ' 1,500,000,000
. Keceipts from miscellane
ous sources . 2,000,000,000
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post OftVc at New
Bem. Craven county, N. C, McK19,
iuoe. "'
MEN'S' LIST. ,
H C M Humphrey.
Rev R S Satiner, R F Leary.
- M Jackson Mapsey.
R Sidney RatMom. '
S Geortre Sunoni, J Smith, Capt
S H Stone.
T-H M Thomas,-Geo Thompson, (2)
W Capt John", Woodall, barge Re
liance, S M Miller. ",,.
WOMEN'S LIST.
B Mrs M. J. Baker, Mrs Cora Brant
ItC Broadway St.
K F I'rosiller. Fisher, 14 Smith St
G-Blanch Galloway.
i II Mrs. Hall, 22 Kilmonarch St.
L Mary Lucas. 352 Queen St. ,
M Orrie Maregum, Mrs Almeater
Midgett, Lula Millar.
O Daisy Ora.
P Susie Parson.
S--Mrs Easter Kand-.-rs, 17 Askin?
St., snnah Smith.
W-Mrs 11 Glover Waggoner.
Persons catling for the above letters
will please iify .advertised and give date
The regulations now require that (1)
cent shall be' collected on the delivery
of each advertised letter.
S. W. HANCOCK,
Postmaster.
) Tendorly Laid to Rest,
The funeral services of Master Roland
Rrnnddua were held in Christ church
building to do credit to New Bern. The I packe(j from wan t0 wall by all clasggs I yesterday afternoan at 5 o'clock in the
spirit of this has been seen in the ( The police justice threat- presence pf a largo congregation of
membership taking stock m the enter-once & clear becaU8e PtaVto to
prise, to do for themselves, for their o lau(?htfir over certain contentions here the plans ' were -changeil
Lodge, to mfuse the same progressive- maJe . counseL yesterday. His school mates of the
ness in development along material 1 c,.. .....t ,; were I nitrhth errade attended in a body.
i;0a iflHinnlaved in well doing to . , . ; I The remains enclosed in a beautiful
ZITL .,0""WB, white casket were borne to the church.
.-- . .. Kf. ininir vm. vuui. iau uiLv. iwn mmu i . ... . , , hf thrj
- - - . by the scnooi mates aim Jiicnun
Johnson vs. Railroad, Sampson, two jobn Holland Robert Carraway,
cases, new trial in each. , Nat Street and Carl BartLng.. . Tht
Fishblate va. Fidelity Company, New casket was covered with beautiful and
Grand Total $6,000,000,000
And yet this tremendous total of six
millions of dollars, is far from the total
which the South is really capable of
earning. It all goes to prove what a
wonderfully rich section this Southland
is, and that its future development, in I cured Hemorrhage ofThe Lunge
in richness cannot be really approximat I "Several years since my lungs were
Ht nroaent. and onlv time will bo badly affected that I had many
r ... - I. ; ., . , a.
.n hnw hemormaees. wnies a. m. mv.
It would seem as if no man would re
main outside of Elkdom. Is every
association is attractive. r& every
motive uplifting. Its every promise a
hope for self -betterment, the infusion
of the feeling to make sacrifice for
others, not because of any duty in
volved, or hope of the praise of men,
but because the heart spontaneously
makes the tender of sacrifice. It is
the feeling of the touch of brotherhood,
which gathers those who would be
brethren in the best sense of the word,
which increases Elkdom in member
ship, and so increasing, enriches every
city, where an Elks Lodge is to be
found.
show what its resources are,
greatly they will be developed.
ONLY THE
RICH MAN
GRESS ?
Wood. Ind. "I took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit
rno CflN. 1 1 then started to take Foley's Honey
and i ar, ana my lungs are now w
sound as a bullet. I recommend it in
Hanover affirmed. -
Rouse vs. Wooten, Lenoir, affirmed.
Parrott vs. Railroad, Lenoir, affirmed.
Beasley vs. Surles,' Johnson new trial.
Nelson vs. Hunter, Wake, affirmed.
Hughes vs. Knott, Wake, affirmed.
State vs. Wheeler, Wake, no error;
Claus vs. Lee, Harnett, affirmed.
rich floral pieces, emblems of love and
affection in' whice the lad. was hW.
The remains were placed in a vault and
will probably be buried in the Rich
mond cemetery at later date.
a n:ckle rest a reputation.
A Sudden and Unexpected Emilng o( a Cele
brated Libel Case,
Thedamngo suit for $,) 1)00 of M
Kilway vs. The Charlotte Ubserver
was on trial before Judge II. R. Bryan
n the Meel. nliurg Superior Court Mon
day. It wns expected that tne con
test would bo long and bitter ana a
brilliai.t array of. counsel had been en-
(jaged on eirhi r side, fhe .termination
before tho close of court the same day
it bogpn was therefore somewhat of a
surprise to all concerned. .
K iurv h, d tKn secured and the de
fame succeeded in having some of the
phiintiff's depositions, rulrd cut. Lu
ring the noon recess the attorneys of
tioth sides had a conference and decid
ed to submit the case without the Intro
duction of any vidwe. Accordingly
ho fc)ilovkiig judgment was signed ami
rnd -red: ...
, "Tliis cau'ii .coming on to be !.er
upon the complaint an answertbe fol
lowing i iii!s were agned upon by the
c iuiisi 1 of t':e ri'spic ive piriii-s fe
ih v which-strosf lroin tju pu-.dingi
M.-wil: F rt, are Use ch'frges niade oi
n:d coi c -rmntf U.e paintiff . y tl.e tle-f.-ndant,
os't-vt nut in" the plt-a injti?,
triieT Second, what damngei", if ai-y,
is the pltiintiU" ui-.itli d to r cover?
. 2"he jury w.is theieuimn en panelh t
to try the said issues ai d his hi nor he c
t'uit tlw biini.-n of the second le bt
.1 1 lA .1... U.,..-..
ing upon tne pi.unuu mm n
of the first iss ie being upon tho dc-
fen i r.t, liie (! i'ltlif hurt the ifcht ai d
vy.ia r lu'.n-d iii'i l .m:ro'uee.viil'n'
Tl-.e pliiinufi", by Ms roim-el tht-i.
Unt-'d to tho court that h U'-' i tr-
lure no e id- nee- at thl'laf.reo.t
::is', beat iri'j upon the W:ii U i mi'
The dpfendfint, th-'reujo ,H"' ind,
through iw eaunsel. thi t . ii
tioduce no evidence bet.r. upjn Jli
first issue. . i
'Titcou't, t n- ! :' .e
jury.thatthebUMlo.ini .(, i.r.- uu
b. ills? upou tU; dt:-fendunt hi i! it tavii.p
introtiuccd no evidt'iic, the Ms-r t
that issue should be -"no," that the
plaintiff having- introducd no evid..nc
oeai-ihg on the second issue, t he answi l
thnreto should lie nominal damaged, tc
it: Five cents. : The jiny answem
thrt i.wucs as instruclid by thC"urt.
Tliereupon on mction of the plaintiff s
counsel, it was adjudged that the plain
tiff recover of the. defendant nominal
Jum:iKeB,.towit: Five cent, and that
pursuant to the provisions of the stat
ute, the costs be taxed.
The damage or libel suit was the out
eomi of an EdiLorial which appeared in
The Charlotte Observer, Juno 20, 1905,
ibo'vo tho name of the Editor, J, P.
Caldwell. It was such a Bevere anr
terrific scoring that it was reproduce!
far and uronounced one or the most
terrible arraignments everjuttered by a
paper in the Sltte. The parties to the
suit are well known rrenj Kev. J.
McKelway, now secretary of the
American Child Protective Association,
but has Uoe active in both Ecclesiasti-
al and Journalistic professions, ami
osrph P. aldwtll is one of the best
nown journalists m thebcuth.
t
f
Of!
'Lc:.:cr" zzl "Repeater
GMOKELESS POVOER SH ELLS
i Carefully inspected shells, the best com-
! binations of powder, shot and wadding,
loaded by machines which give invariable
1 results are responsible for the superiority
of Winchester "Leader" and "Repeater
Factory Loaded Smokeless Powder Shells.
I There ia no guesswork in loading them.
Priiflhilitv. velocitv. pattern and penetra
tion are determined by scientific apparatus
and practical experiments. Do you shoot
them? If not, why not ? They are
THE SHELLS THE, CHAMPIONS SHOOT
IN
FIVE vCAnS CLD
old FAi."!::: ccppiJi c::7LU3
L C iUU
xa
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Express Charrrec Ppid By Us.
' A trial will convince you that these goods are tho very bait far
medicinal and other purposes. Send us your orders and if not per
fectly satisfactory, return at our expense and money will be re-
lUUttOU ftw Once, ah Biiipiuauai mr-o uinuu iu yiam vodob4
Rmmlt by Postal or Express Money Order
Writ for pricm list of othmr liquors.
iifil!l?&'fl!l:Wi W
:ii-:i,'Hi:
4 . . ,',
Wi'an .-hip wii to any point in worth Curonna that the Railroads or
Ste.im 1-i.ats liri"S.--, V; are locat.-d in the State of Virginia ar-d tiie N. C.
n-t" jurf lv do n-.t effect us at all as we are protected by the Iiiter-State
Commerce Lnwr. We sMI corn wtiiakev at $1.25 r gaH. n tr.d Iiye Kh-bkey .
U $;.0 par gallon and up. Write us far our complete Price-list i.d ExpeM
rate to your oil'ce.
Z F LONG & G0..-
P. Box 39?. . '' ' ' Sr!.llt.V
A pot r man had better keep out of advanced stages of lung troubW" Fo-
Congress. Campaign expenses are ley's Honey and Tar stops he cough
heavy, and they come every two years, and heals the lungs,'"" and prevents
No an can go to Congress without gerioug re8ulMra , cold. Refuse
neglecting his Taw practice or h a bus - . Phnrmacv
ness. ir he is a poor man ne win uruu-1 y , ---
ably lose his clients or customers, a
mull hiiimHft or Dractice will not supi
n, noi-tm.ni nr managers. Aftera
few years in Congress nine meneYft of
ten are beaten for renomipat'ion, and
then if they have not a,fortune or an
established business to fall back on
they will try to pet some small salaried
place under -tne government, and may
not be successful. .
jHie above from the Philadelphia Rec
ord, can hardly be accepted for strict
application in every case, for if only
the rich man may go to Congress, then
seekers after congressional or senato
rial honors, will be measured by their
bank accounts, not by their individual
merits.
If this advice of the Record's should
be literally followed, what kind of
n ational legislation would the country
have except in favor of the classes for
which the rich representatives in both
Houses of Congress come from, for
what kgMation the' poor classes might
want could only be passed, as it did
r t ronftict with the desiiei of the rich
if m t!.'- tcn.l.-nov in Nation, State
' i affairs, to make it a
. '. i r . -n nf mo leritte means
it endu
It M
rs the
t t;,.-.i
' i,.t
D. Waterman, a Baltimore and
Ohio engineers, gave his life to save
those of his passengers near Parkers-burg.W.Va.
To draw the fire out of a burn, hea
a cut without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, tetter, eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for piles. Get
the genuine. Do remedy causes such
speedy relief. Ask for DeWitt's the
gennite. old by F. S. Duffy.
As the officials were closing the Mu
tual Credit Society's bank twenty
armed men "surrounded the building
which is near the Bouse, and covering
the employes of the bank with p'stols,
they pillaged the place getting away
with 1125,000 and made good their es
cape in spite of the efforts of the bank
guards to arrest them.
' $100 Reward, $1 00.
Tthe readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to core in all stages, and that
is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
mcdii-al fraternity. Cut art hb ing a con
stitutioiiald. "'e, re-juiris a cc t)ti
t'uinul trr-.i' "t.V. ill's Cr!,rrh Cre is
8' ; j T i..M'i'Uy u; nine
f i of t' i" j .t m
't'ef-' '. '.-mfUe
Reelsboro.
March 19.
Things are moving along smoothly
now, the railroad is a great improve
ment to our little village, and the depot
is quite a gathering place on for our
young people Sunday afternoon.
Mr. L L. Brinson of New Bern and
Mr. Bob Barrington of Morehead City,
spent test Sunday with Mr. Brinson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Brinson
at this place. a
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Broom of Aurora
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela
tives here.
Miss Lizzie Brinson of this place is
visiting friends and relatives at Aurora
N. C.
Miss Nina Wade of Morehead, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M. Reel.
Mr. H. H. Barrow and daughter,
Miss Gertie, are visiting relatives in
Belhaven.
Mr. J. P. Brinson of Reelsboro left
yesterday for Buise Creek Academy, i
Miss Nina Basnight who is teaching
school at this place, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in New Bern.
Miss Edith Brinson who has been at
tending school at Vandemere has re
turned home. -
'Hello."
10697,000 Bales
The einners report for the season
announces that the number of bales
ginned was Xn,697,000.
..' "::' -! A. r T" f" Tt.-! A. '
k. a Hi Kind You Haw Always BoiifM
Typhus fever is spreading in Mexico.
; Womsn'i Kidney.
Women are more often afflicted with
kidney " disorders than men, but at
tribute the symptoms to diseases pe
culiar to their sex, while In reality the
kidnevs are deranged. Nervousness,
headache, puffy or dark circles, under
the eyes, pain in the back, are signs of
kidney trouble that must not bo ig
nored, or a serious malady win result.
Foley's K'dney Cure has restored th
health of thousands ot weaK, nervous
broken down women. It stops irregu
laritics and" strengthens theurinaiy or
gana. It purifies the blood and benefits
tha whnln svstem. Sold by Davis
Pharmacy. ,
By publishing pictures of the head of
the dead magistrate at Nanctiang,
Chinese papers are trying to excite the
people aga'nst foreigners, v :
OA5
.2.-1 X .A.
lite Kind You Have Always
i The war party among the coal-mine
operators is in control at Indianapolis
and a strike now seems inevitable.
Signature
. of .
Uki'iih.ti"!.
I !.n 1 and i
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" Sleeplessness
Disorders of the stomach produce a
nervous condition and often prevent
sleep. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets stimulate the digestive
organs, reftore the system to a healthy
condition and make sleep possible. For
Halo by Davis Pharmacy and F. S.
Duffy.
D. and A. Racatorgoueff, tho largest
tea merchants in Russia, failed for $13,
GllO.OOO.,-.
Death Rat In New York And Chicago
During November and December,
V "!, ine f f'h of tbe deaths in New
York iiml Ohioitfo w-r ir.ua pneu
iMi.i in. Foley's I'oru y and Tar net.
i.niy -1 !n ti-v --.-1 but 'hculs and
s-tf.-tii'iliHiw the l!i'f:9 ! I prevents
Germany's efforts to round up South
west African rebels has failed, and it
announced that to date the insurrection
has cost ?150,000,0()0.
Beart the
Always Keeps Chambei Iain's Coujh Kemenj
in rus . neu, ,
"We would not bo without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It is kept on 1
hand continually in our home," says
W.. W. Kearney, editor of the Indepen
dent. Lowry City, Mo. 'that is just
what every family should do. When i
keDf at hand read v for instant use, a
cold may be checked at tho outlet and
cured ir. much less time than after it
has become settled in the system, Thi? !
i-emedy ia also without a peer for croup
r children, and wil prevent the attacK
when given as soon as the child Be
comes hoarse, or even after the croup
eoueh noDears, which can only be don
the rpmedv is kept at hand. For
sale by Davis' Pharmacy and F. S. Duf-
lieutenant Shmidt, lender i,f the
mutineers at Sevastopol last November
was shot at Otchakofl. '
..... -fv
'iri. i.-ti,vitvr
1 J Wii
naving bought out Mr. F. M.Hahn's interest in the fc.
, Hahn Horse & M..U Jo.. ! wn ' .""r- o, ,,Hnie-. Robe,,
Jf"; Bu; WagJns, &c. fc. which 1 1 sel
le Paper, as I expect, 10 .cwiuu
Daniels,
the s
down very low for Cash or Negotiabl
ness to ii..ra u . --"-. . ,llfllro nt.irnnoe6m T am
irienUH lOI nnnn T r-" -- . -
Thui.king my many
TrtlUf
L.' G. DANIELS.
M.
HAHN can be found at L. G. Daniels'. ,
'. At New Yi rk, Msach 20. All graded
of refined augur were advanced tn
cent on the hundred pound?.
No Pill is as pU-aemit and positivaas
Witt's Little Early Rise.s. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and ef
fective thatjchildren, delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy theii cleansing
effect, while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold. Never gripe.
V. S Duffy.
In less than twenty minutes time the
sentae voted awy $liO,K;0,000 of the
public funds.
No Dill is as pleasant and positive a
DeWitt's Little Kariy Risers. These j
Famous Little Pills are so mild and ef
fective thatjchildren. delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold. Never gripe.
Sold by F. S. Duffy. -: .
The Department of Tas do Las.
France, the miners' congress is expect-
-i t w,wt Hie rmeratoifl' terms. The
Ul VVf - a
strikers now number 51,000 men.
J;J.iJ) ones,
, Livery, Feed, Bale and Exehango :
' " . e
,-- ;.( 'J-..- 'k-fPf rC-jf' 1 1
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W'
Doctors Are Puzzled.
The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
Mclver, of Vanceboro, Me,, is the sub
ject of much interest to the medical
fraternity and a wide circle of friends-.
He savs of his caw: "Owing to severe
ipfiimnintion of the Throat and oon-geati-n
of ihe l.uf, thru" d..- I.
(ave me up to' die, when sis a hi-t r
,.rt I , ii liirtd to try lr Ki:-g'
Nc D fa very at. 1
ir s.i vi .1 n y i" '" 1
' Y y.'r '. I J -: ,.r
Torture B Savages,
"Ppeaking of (he torture to which
i imo of the savage .tribeiTln the Philip
pines subject to their captives, reminds
mo of the intense suffering I endured
for throe months from the inflamma
li.m of the Kidneys," nays W. M. Sher
man, of Cu.-d.inff, Me. "Nothing help
ed me until I tried Electric Hitters,
throe bottles ofwhieh comph t-.-ly
cur.d mo." Ores Liver Complaint,
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Proud Street, New Pern, N. C.
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