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New Bern, N. C. Sept. 3, 1909.
THE CALL OF THE OYSTER
The article taken from the Nor
folk 'Landmark, published in yes
terday's Journal, on the prospects
of the oyster season, which opens
September first In Virginia, is
rather a surprising statement. The
Laudmark's congratulations has
for their basis, the failure this
year, of the "set" in the oyster
beds of Ehode Island and Con
necticut, these beds being heavy
competitors with those of Mary
land and Virginia. But the fail
ure of the "set" this season would
have nothing to do with the oyster
supply for this winter, as it takes
three years for the "set" to be
come marketable, and during the
past two years the reports of the
"sets" were most favorable, there-
.ALCOBOL 3 PER CRNT
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Worms jCoiwulswnyrevensa
ness andLoss OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Sinaiurr of
NEW YORK.
Tor Infants and Children. "
OMNVMBMMMB MssssssstMsss--atssssss-is--'-V
The Kind You Mm
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Bears
: Signature
the : Aa:
AW
''Mm
hf Use
Tbt Old and the New and the Grest
t D.-awing Card.
Before the on ring day and going
back a few centuries the clrcua Wat
represented In the person of a tnouute
bank, a thlo vlaaged, clean abavea
man who hitched hie trapece to the
sturdy limb of a Tillage oak and did
feats to the 1U
lEV SHOHT STORIES
Prudence of a French .Diplomat
Ao amusing little adventure hap
pened the other day to I be new French
prime minister. M. Briand. lie paid
concealed atnaaenient . " offlp,a' m ,0 Un" ,own ,B ,b
of a people who respected Uod aome
wbat. but , the devil and hla black
magio a great deal more.
: A' long and high Jnief thl from
mountebank to modern hippodrome,
from a man who lived under bin bat
to a tented city which house aa many
aa 25,000 people In one day and regu
larly furnlabea food, abelter and trans
portation fo- U200 more, to say noth
ing of a hospital, a poatofflce and a
where one can parcnaae
southeast of France which la famous
for lta clocks and watches. The mln
later opened the local exhibition, and
after the speeches the local mayor pre
sented him with a magnificent chro
nometer made In the town. " ' ',
"If your excellency will allow." he
said, "we will keep the watch for a
few days and regulate It." . v '
.M. Briand, who. though Socialist
has a sense- of hnmor, corned from the
mmmlnarr
almost anything from a postage atamp south of Franc himself and knows
to a suit of overalls.' v' I ttwt promisee there are not always
The big show today la aa highly ape-' kept -Be knew, too. that a colleague
allied and deviously organised as is had the-same watch given to hloa last
For Over
Thirty
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
TMt eiimus eowur, an res vit.
fore if tlie "set" is a
failure
this
year, there is no effect to be felt
from it forhree years, to help the
Norfolk market,
If the failure was for this sea
son, as the Landmark says, there
would be no benefits for the North
Carolina oyster trade, and it would
mean higher prices for the oyster
consumers of this State. The trade
would not be benefited, because
there can be no oysters gathered
on the public grounds until No
vember, and if there waj 8 good
supply ot oysters, which, mere is
not likely to be, two months start
in the business by our Virginia
oyster people would prove a seri
ous handicap to the North Caro
lina oyster trade,
Oar esteemed Landmark must
also reckon with the weather, in
its estimates, for Norfolk's success
M competition with its Northern
markets, for an open winter,
means oysters easily gathered in
northern waters, besides a greater
falling off in the demand. So far
as North Carolina is concerned.
: its call for the oyster goes to Vir
ginia and Maryland, for the reason
St I, no 1
ply, through senseles3 legislation.
placing what should be a great
and rich industry, in the hands of
politicians, until the conditions
are as they are, there is no certain
home supply, and the open season
, is placed at a date that is without
warrant, for there really should
' te no arbitrary opening date, the
state of the oyster would govern
that, for it would not be market
able at a profit until the water had
cooled to make it fit to eat,' there
fore it would . not be gathered,
whether it was . October or Nov
i i i
riuucr. . orin lurouna must con
' tinue to call for oysters from out
side waters, until it reaches the
practical, and looks upon the oys
ter, and the fish, also, within its
. home waters as products demand
, lug wise and careful attention, as
products of commercial value an
not as a field from which to pay
oil political indebtedness, '
PENALTIES OF F1NANC
AL (JREATXESS.
The dignity that surrounds the
inulti millionaire, is not the name
that Mil-rounds royalty, that also
j-"--s with vast possessions. And in
the mat t-T if (l.inriTV the ninlti
iii..Iln.n.tin Miares more perils than
e !-) t'.iy.
"i i m in wants
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fi
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ncil!
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that can be avoided. Hut the mil
lionaire, particularly such men as
Rockefeller, ITarriman, Ryan,
"Captains of Industries," rather
despoilers of industries, enjoy r o
freedom. Their public actions,
their vast dealings, and the stories
of how their money has been gain
ed, make them objects for the
crank, the anarchist, and evil dis
posed, to injure in property or life,
as the spirit may move them. The
peacefulness, rest and security of
the home fireside, is unknown to
the very rich. Oreat estates are
guarded by men and dogs, with all
inds of appliances to give the
alarm -of any person's approach.
Within the precincts of the guard
ed estate, the ' employes are not
held above suspicion. " And when
abroad, the rich man's movements
are guarded. There is secrecy iu
going to and from home, and evad
ing public sight when abroad.
There is open hostility all about,
or seemingly so, and no going
about to enjoy personal freedom,
with all suspicious at rest. And
meu will -continue to despoil and j
wreck others, as desperate as the
free booters of old, but today pro
tected by the law, aud having
gaiucd millions upon millions, lose
their individual freedom, and
must pay for protection, --to pre
serve what they have secared, and
to keep their lives, that they may
not be suddenly ended. The can
die is not worth the game, but the
same game is going to be played,
nevertheless, to the end of time.
The Day Hs Selected.
When Mr. Gladstone was alive he
was once discussing with some friends
at Hawardeu castle the grentest'aay
Iu the world's history. Each member
of the irroun was asked to say .; on
which day he, in the past or the fu
ture, would prefer to-live, It being
supposed that he should have his pres
ent knowledge, and afterward return
to his present existence. Mr.' Glad
stone chose a day lu Oreece when
Athens was at Its highest glory, ,
claused
our area test business institution. Its
maintenance coats a thousand dollars
an hour. . Tea, It's long jump from
the mountebank; but. after alt, things
havent changed ao much in some
ways.' 1. -'"' :
man who waa fanning a trick
pony and dog show last year added a
"thriller to hla program In the -way
of a dangerous flying trapeie act To
the delight of hla pockets, but the In
tense disgust of hla trainer's soul, the
door receipts almost doubled. He bad
two men. at the door, one night who
asked the outgoing crowds which part
of the abow they liked hflst-the trick
animals or the acrobats. They answer
ed aa one, "The acrobats!"
Danger-danger to other human
Uvea and limbs tbat'a the drawing
card, after all. excepting only the chil
dren who are too young to be gory
mluded and who And most delight In
the clowns. We grownups like the
"thrillers"-the more deadly the better.
William Allen Johnston In Harper's
Weekly. ' V : 'tS.
: Ct-illdron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
A fuel testing plant is being estab
lished by the Canadian government ftr
investigating the natural fuel -supplies
of the dominion. As peat occurs in im
mense quantities in both Ontario an
Quebec, ah attempt ia to be made ti
discover a method of using it success
fully in ga producers. .
year, that ' It baa been kept to bel
regulated and that It bad not "yet
reached Parts. ' So M. Briand, prime
minister of France, shook M. la llalre
Not tike Him. - , ,
The Vlcar-l'm surprised at1- yon.
MIkks. Why, look at roe. - I can go
into the town wlthont coming back In
toxicated. MlKCT-Yesh, tsur. Hut Ol
be so popular. London Telegraph;
Might Have Helped!
"we were traveling all day f the I stop the drain on tba vita'ity,
A Common Error,
Many people delude themselves bj
saying ;Mt will wear away, when
they notice symptoms of, Sidney and
bladder trouble. This ia a mistake
Take FoleV. Kidney Remedy, c and
1
teeth of the gale.
Tity you didn't have a dentist,"
' "What for?" ' . " t
"To draw the teeth!" ?
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That's Different, ,
"limp's a case where fear turned
dark hair yellow." i ,
"IVar turned the hulr vellow! IV h
"Fear of being out of styler-Ex
A woman ceases to wear her hear
on her sleeve about the time' the begin
to hang ber back hair on a hook - f
1 cures' backada, ; rheumatism, kidney
and bladder trouble, and ' ' makes
every tract o fpain, weakness, and
urinary trouble disappear. Why sui
fer longer and risk having Bright'f
disease or diabetes. For sale by
; Davis Pharmacy and all Druggists.
How's This? .:
We offer One Hundred
The 8 year old ton of . Nathan Roth
of 1009 North Marshall street, Philada
phia, amokea . big black cigars, "bib
the pipe" like a man ard poffa cigar
ettta. Ht hat not been tick a day
though addicted to the habit for mor.
than a year. ' ;
Dollars
Vhi Road to Success.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Cf Interest to Many.'
For indigestion and nnd all sto
mach troubles take Foley's , Oruio
Laxative. , It gent'y stimulates the
liver, regulotes tho bowlos, and posi
tively cures hnbituaK: conntipation
and biliousness. Clears the complex
ion of pimples and blutclien, and U(
especially recommended for women
and children, an it i mild, p'easant
and effective. ' For gale by -., Davis
Pharmacy and all Dniprff'wts.
Reward for any case of Catarrh that f hat many obstructions, but nont tr
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh I desperate as poor health. ; Suoeees
Cure. F. J. CHENEY k CO.ToU- today demands health, but Elettric
uo u- .- , ' I Bitter, ia the greatest health baild
We, the undersigned, have Known I er the world has ever known. ' It
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yeart, eompels perfect action of. stomach,
and believe him perfectly. hon6rnblej liver, lddneya, bowels, purifies and
in all business transactions awl on-1 enriches ' the blood, and tones an
ancia ly able to carry out any obh- mvigoratts the whole system. Vig
gallons made by hig Irm. , . joroua body and keen brain , follow
: WALDINU, KINNAN & NABVIN, their use. Ton can't afford I. aligkt
, Wholesnle Rruggi-sts. Toledo, O, Eleetrie Bittert if weak, nw-dowa
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken in- or riekly. Only 50e. Guaraateed by
ternnilv. aintr direct v unn tlia I .n n.,,. .. . i
blood and mucous surfaces of the
Bytftem., Testimonials sent f ree. I Prof eaaor CarWton of Nortbfietd, Vi
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all 1 reports an odd fungus growth which b
Dnicrgitits. . I observed in hit yard. Tht lungut.aboui
Take Hall's Familv PiUt for to- lnch tometw, pushed through
Hijmtion.
There ia not a port , in Europe, and
few, if any, in the world, whre the
matter of tides is a matter of no conse-
H -
Chamberlsin's .
CofiC, Chobd & Diarrhea Rar.cd
AJinoet every family has need
el a reliable remedy of -colic v .
anhea t kxd tuite during the
year
Tliit remef! ! recomiindel
by dealers who have tcM it lot
many year and knnw it value.
h lias ,rf rived jfiousnd d
tcttimimuili fiom pstrlij peoji.
ll liai ern preuil)ed by f.liy
ti, Willi tlie mot u!i irtiry
it I
' r tif V.e l-frre
u 1 lave l,rrn f t lit
:n ' !i:'Rk!lU''l.
( ' a fju iri'-r. Cn
I t - ii !i (, n
; ii' i .j .'.
The on'y Roman Catholic priest who
ever waa in Congress waa Father Ga
briel Richard, who sat from a Michigan
district and impressed his colleagues
with bis characref and ability. He has
been recalled recently by the centenary
the hard eon ere ta next to tht house in
; - - H stogie night, and for a time grew at
i- ' A'la.i . a . -a . a
"is rai oi aooui urso-quarisrs oi an
inch an hour.
, . A Hurry. Up Call.
Quick 1 . Ur. Druggist- Quick I
box of Bueklen'a Arnita ; Sal
Here's a, quarter for the love'
of the aetUnc up of the first printing hsea, hurry! t Baby'a burned him
preat in the Midd J West. Father Rich
ard issued in 13f 9, from a press set up
in Detroit, the "Eual du Michigan.
Testifies After Four Years.,
Carlisle Center, N..T., O. U, Bur-
'mns writes: "About four years ago
I wrota you that I had been entirely
fiired of kidney trouble by , taking
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Re
medy. It entirely stopped the brick
diiht neiliuient and pnin, And all of
elf, terribly Johnnie tut; hit foot
Ta can't walk, from pilet Billie has
boQn and my eorna ache., She gut
it and toon tured all tht family
Us the greatest! healer' on earth.
Sold by all Druggist. - t
BBliMD IHOOE
RIM WABMXif
ana -
BT THt
warmly by the baud, told him that be
was a bit of a clock maker hlmaelf aud.
would enjoy pulling the watch In or
der and wonld tbiuk while be did ao
of (be kindliest of the town which bad
presented It to hi in. . M. Briand has
discovered that the watch Is sn ex
elleui tlmekeeiier. Parts Letter to
Washington Star.
A Type Often Met - '
George UouUl was talklug In the
Ulou of the Kaiser Wllhelm 11. of
the queer i-bumcters met ou shipboard
TUvre was never a ship yef. said
Jlr. Uould, tbat did not have one per-
ton aboard who boasted eternally of
ibe number of timet he bad i-rosaed
ibe ."Atlantic Now It 1 tblrty-uine
limes, now It Is nlurty-nlx llmem Kv
ry . ship carrlet invariably this one
passenger who seems to nave devoted
bis whole life to making a record for
Atlantic crossings. "
"1 once heard a Detroit girt poke
little fun at a pasaeuger of this typv
Be said to ber: -
'"Do you know, this it my arty
wentb cruSHlngr :.
- ls It r she said Indifferently. Mfs
my uluety-elgbth.' i
-"UeallyY' the man explained.
." "Oh. yea." indeed.' she answered.
yawning. 'It's an old story wltb me
crossing the Atlantic now. Why. ac
tually, I always recogiilza more tba
half the waves we tueet' v
ot
- T. . Presence of Mind.
Mayor Btoy of AtluutK City was
praising the remarkable efficiency of
bit corps of life guards. - - '
' These men have presence of miad,'
oe said, "the right kind of presence of
mind, not the wroug kind everybody
haa that. -
l used to know, Mayor Stoy cou-
llnued, "au aged duck hunter that we
called Old ITesence of Mlud.
"We called bint Old . Preseoct
Ulod because be onat went ducking
In a sneak box wltb a friend. The bay
roughened up, and tba friend fell over
board. . But aa be waa aluklng in tb
Icy water be managed to clutch wit
hla chilled hand the edge of the fraU
little toeak box.
' Tbe old duck hunter used to con
clude this thrilling tale with the
Words: -' '.;-"- - ," ' y- ( '
"'And. gents, If 1 hadn't bad the
presence of mind to unship at oar and
whack him over tbt flugert I'd bare
beeu drowned, at be was.' "
Dolphin and Flying Fish.
A Ship wan lying at aucbur at Boca
Grande, toys the I'uuta Uorda Herald,
lately when Ibe crew observed dot
plilH chsHlnt; a flying flith, both coming
directly towiird the ship. On ueariug
the symptom nf ki.Infy liouble dis-l ,D" Tr""H lh CWr 'D lr
suu pnHstea Ter i at uow just simn
t h fnriimuf Aa It AUl sii t ilnlnhln
flgnin pleaded to stule that I have WJ,Ilt uud)lf bf ,U,M ,n(Ii C0llllug op
never had any retum nf Ihost sym- on the other aKle, upraoa- from the
toms, and I am evidently cured tolWn,''r and nHht the flying flub on
Ur nrA" Flev'. KA. K..A. "J" J""' " wascurvlnjc grace
will do th efdme for ton. For aals
iy jiavm rnarmney and ail Usrg
J. M. Ferris of Fpiiw-ficM. ()l,!o, W
in a crili a' corilitmn from hiccoiij-lis,
fully down In Its rt'iv-rrt to the water.
The Country Ceusin. 1
Glenn H. Curtlss. tlarosalng aviation
wltb a Mew fork reporter, aald. wit
smiling impath-uce: . :
"Really, ibcoicb, yonr questions show
a remnrkable bjuoraact of the prim
plea of flight. If you art going to re
port aeronautical things, why don
you read up aeronaut k-aT Tour ques
tions, at It la. denote an Ignorance
equal to the westerner's.
Tbla westerner tn a visit to bla
rich Pittsburg cousin came down
bwakratt every morning with tbt same
genial question: v ,
"How to thlngsr.
"One morning the rich cousin, b
nerves being a little on edge, scowled
a black scow! at this question and
ssld:
"'Why the dickens do yon always
y "How Is tlilnirsr Jetbror
"Jettao looked surjirfccd and tart,
'Iiccae-v.' he emwered. 'I vaat U
know how things to; ttiat's why.'"
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While this bank has provided coEaodioss tak
ing rooms and every modern facility; extending tb
iitmast courtesy and attention to depositors .wheth
er their accounts are large or small; yet th essen
tials of what it offers to iis depotiitnr; lie in the sb
: tolute security which it affords. . Safety is made
matter of first consideration, -v '
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PAID ON SAVINGS' Hffi
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.YDliTH m cid ta
art alike suljc-tt to dafectir
s'ght. Our speaial eyt'examlaa
tions will dettrmme tht beat way
of helping tight of toy ag. If
yon art well ec la yeart wt eta
supply glsjsea that will help tod
not strain tht eyee. For tight
-trouble In youth wt art sort; to
provllt rtlitf. ,' vw
EATON -The Optometrist
Horner riiKlsry Seliccl
;-' . "' Fonde4 181' '
- OiJsrd, Nerth tanks
CUtarical.SclentmaandEnKUshcouises, tmrmrm forOob
oaaalva, M
IMS, University or the UoTernmeat Assaasslas. afiutus'
tnOning develops prompt obedience and manly sBraw--"
AeuumT os years urn, wiiu Hpawma waaneis, vsaeaj
llae with the principal aud ladles ol Us Uuaily, ssetulna
ibe culture ol Soma 11 lo. Cultivates and sduostes, MsderA
bulldlncs, perleot sanitation, wholesome tare, no erajwdlne.
- Ilent moral, mental, physical and social training. Shady
lawn, athletic park, out quarter mile running track, 0
noraa. Ideal climate, helpful environment In the social
atmnsphers ol refined Christian people. The town BolMl
far over a oentury as an educaUonal centra.
-i . Catolofues ready lor distributing
BORNES IVRIJTASY SCHOOL
CoLJ.C.Uonte.PitecdptJ.Oxlorel.N.C. '
Littleton Female College
Out of tbt most tuocessful and beat tqulpptj scbotls .la V)t Boatk
with hot atr beat.elettrle llihtt and ether taodtra taaproremtnat
28th annual tssslon will begin 8eptmbef 15.' 1901.
a w. j
SI MK SSWT
EAST
CilRDLINil
Teachers' Training School;
EaUbllshed and mainUined by tht ItaU for tht young tat And
women who wish to qualify theroselvst for tht prtfettion ef teaeh
mg. Buildings and equipment new and modern, taaliatioa atrfaet
-" SESSION OPENS OCTOBER, 5th, 1909. - ,
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For prospectpt and information, tddrett EOBEET V. IFEIGrTT
Pmident, Greenville, N. C , - . . .
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