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i,.c ;xiy the destprcg: Xwt..weJ 1.S Ftuiiiabed la Two -Sections, every Tuesday and Friday, at Journal Bulld-- 66-60 Craven Street . CHAKLXS L. glirai, : EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ' Official Paper ol Naw Barn ana Craven Gouty. - SUBSCRIPTION RATES. , Two Months.. .. .. Is Three Months.. .. .? .. II tlx Months.. .. .... W twelve Montlia..' .. .. .. .. LM ONLT IN ADVANC V Tba Journal to only Bent on pay-ln-advance bails. Subscribers will re ceive notice of expiration of their sub scriptions and an Immediate response o notice vu oe appreciated by the JnurnaL -.v:-i.'--;S Advertising rates turn lined upon applicattoa at tbe office, or upon in intrr by mat t nte d at the Poatotflca, New Bern, N. C. as second-cJaaa matter. New Bern, N. C. December, 29, 1911. OXE OUT OF MANY STATE BENEFITS. ' - North Carolina through those in authority, so delegated authority by the people of the State, has es tablished many departments thro' which information and help are given its citizens to have a better knowledge of things that enter in to their public and private wel fare. - Each department has its service to ofl'er, its work to do. In these columns for several days the Jour nal has published a series of arti cles on the Hook Worm treating of the phases of the disease which this parasite inflicts upon human ity. The State Board of Health fciver this public information thro' the newspapers. The Board does more than this by following up this published information by having a competent medical examiner sent to hold public meetings, where any or all persons who may ask for examination can receive it, and treatment if desired. The value in this is beyond ordinary compu tation. The appreciation of this Health Board service is Reen in the large attendance at the public dispensaries held in each county. In Pitt county recently there were over 4,000 received at the examin ation, and some 2,300 received free treatment. In Craven county during Janu ary and part of February there will be held free dispensaries at six different places, and it is im portant for the people whose chil dren may have Hook Worm sym toms, to note the dates and visit the dispensary. The State is do ing a splendid service to its people by this free dispensary treatment of this terrible disease, and advan tage should be taken of this ser vice. ' .. . WORLD S MONOPOLY OF COUNTRIFS. The coercion of Persia by Eng land and Russia, is on a par with Big lute rests which appearing in the trade markets as antagonists will join forces , whenever . an company, may threaten their in terests. - Persia sought freedom, and through the Anglo Russian treaty of 1907," the country had a pledge, 'which gave a "guarantee the inde pence and integrity," which was what Persia asked and had been pledged by its big neighbors. The American, Mr. Rhuster, who went to Persia to straigthen out its financial affairs, was very success ful. So much so that Persia within a short time would have had a firm, staple and self sup porting government But this was not to the . Russian desire, uod "politics" forced England to join Russia in the removal of the American Treasurer General Shus ter whose reorganization of Persia's finances were working to the cour plete restoration of that country, pluc'tig It upon a strong basis, making it a free country, not harassed by debt and alt that debt means to a nation which can be held back in its progress and development. Free Persia was against Russian Interests, so the American Mr. Sinister, the genius that was solving the Persian prob lem, bringing the nation to A point that freedom was at hand, this Treaiiirer-flencral's removal was !rm uhKvI, ami I'nglaud wishing to conciliate, liu la added its m i :'at until IVrsLi to dismiss the ii :ui who win working into f. : , I !v " t V.. lu- n -a t ft m a-fcT-i-Iff "1 fTul'..v!, trrrrrrrr-r f - 3 ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT AVegetaLte Prfp.mif ion forAs slmilaliiiSilifftijiJmllAi ting (lie Siomafls aiulBowiscI Proroolcs Di'slionjClieerTu! ncss and ResLCoiUains neltter Opimu.Morphiae norMuKraL NOT NARCOTIC. flmJin Sred" Jictai . JtiMliSdti- .ArisrStti Jhnemmt- , WmiSrei ClaallHt Suiptr Uanatpeu Nmr. Ancifeci Remedy forConslipa- lion, Sour Stomach-Diarrhoca Worius,Coiwwsions.rcwnsn ntss ami Loss of Sleep. Tac Simile Signature of NEW YOHK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. that the strong are bound to up-' hold. Treaties are only binding compacts when there is no change sought by the lesser and weaker parties involved in a treaty. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, anil until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a good many years doctors pro nounced it a local diieare and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly fail ing to cure with 1 ical treatment, pro nounced it incurable. Science has pro ven catarrh t. be a constitutional dis ease and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken inter-' nally in do?e3 from :o drops' to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blocd and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails t' cure. Stnd for circulars and testimonials F, J. CHENEY & CO.,Props, Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 75c. Take Hall's fami!y pills for eon- stipation. Rev. C. V. Kicheaon, who is in Bos ton jail on a murder charge, received many gifts. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS foil Baokachk Kidneys and Blaookh The Persian National Council was dls solved and Russia notified that its ulti matum was accepted ?nd Shuster dis missed. QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM. George W. Koons, Law ton, Mich., says: "Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism has given my wife won darful benefit for rheumatism. She Could not lift hand or foot, t had to be lifted for two months. She began the um of the remedy and improved rapidly. On Monday she could not move and on Wednesday she .got up, dressed herself and walked but for breakfast." Sold by Bradham Dcug Co. ,, Gjvernor IXx will had the delega tion that will ask the Democratic Na tional Committee to hold the next con vention in New York. A CHARMING WOMAN.- ' IdAnAwh.tii IrWplu tn fnrp form mind and temper. Hut its hard for a woman to' be charming without health. 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At the first stopping (iluce he asked the postmaster, pursu ant to German regulations, to give him another seat, saying it made him 111 to ride backward. " 'Ask the man opposite to change with you.' said the postmaster gruffly. " 'But there Is nobody opposite mc protested the German, 'so I cannot as him.'" Harper's Magazine. WORK WILL SOON START. af'ier you take Dr. King's New Li'e Pills, and you'll duickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach, liver and bowels ana impart new strength and energy to tbe whole system, Try them. Only 26c at all druggists. , , Aileen Fisher, fourteen yearn old, re turned tj her St. Paul home from which she mysterially disappeared week ago. The quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less the danger from pneumonia and other serious diseases. Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of Waverly, Va., says: "I Crm'y believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. I nave recom mended it to my friends jmd they all agree with me." 'For sale by all deal ers. Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mayor of Hunae well, Kan., has full control ol the tOWn.J' - -i:'-.;'" Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S , , CAST O R I A - sMsaaMsiMssMBBBBaBSBaBSBsssHskaBajBl -f Count Andre de Gourowski, arrested in Lynqhburg, Va., was taken to Ellis Island, N. Y. . 4 ' . . "I had been troubled with constipa tion for two years and tried all of. tbe best physicians in Bristol, Tenn., and they could do nothing for me," write Thos. C William j, Middieboro, Ky. "Two packages of Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets cured me." For L 11 J 1 ' . 1 .i i ' V A woman killed ber husband and then eommitud suicide beiore a cnriat- mas tree in Sandwich, I1L - - pOhnmkuuatism kiombvsanosiums Pontifical mass waa celebrated by Cardinal Farley in his titular church at Rome. -, " FOR ECZEMA, TETTER AND SALT RHEUM. -' : ' The intense Itching ehsrscteriitic of these ailmvnts is almost instantly al layed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe oases nave oen cured ny it. or sale by all dealers. , - An Old Legaoy. A Wednesbury (England) resident In the sixteenth century left 11.000 to provide annually on Bt Thomas' day three gowns and three coats to indl gent persons of the pariah. Following the custom of tbe times, tlte money was invested la land tin tola case to minerals), and the original legacy bat Increased In value to 130,000. Instead the three gowns ah J three coats tbe charity commlnsioners wbo admitdt ter tbe funds are able to preeut 20 go wna and sixty coats. WITH THE COMING OF MIDDLE ACE. There Is a letting down in the f ly-dr forces often shown u "nnoyir-r sr-1 ; ful kidney a 1 f r- the ' was travelfng lrgBtrid the connecting train on. the- Biskra, branch., . The lat ter,' scheduled to reach the oasis at four-thirty in the afternoon, loafed cas ually up the line, arriving at the term Inua after dark. r::: The Irishman, thoroughly fagged but complacent la tba knowledge that be had left both vlcomta and honor able a day behind him,, kept himself from bed by main will power for half the night, wlille he made the rounds at cafes and dance halls, in search of a trustworthy and .competent guide- so eaay thing to Und. J - . r The French force by then was three days out from the oasis, and no doubt since It was technically a "flying col umn," calculated to move briskly from point to point In imitation of Touar gg tactics, hourly putting a greater distance between itself and its start ing point , Moreover, the pursuit con templated by the advehturer was one attended by no Inconsiderable perils. By dint of Indomitable persistence, unflagging good nature and such hi Buence as he could bring personally to bear upon the authorities, O'Rourke lot : what he desired competent rotde and two racing camels, or me- Hera, with a pack animal, that would lerve their purpose. ' By dawn they were ready to start; tad so, In the level rays of a sun that teemed a daasllng aphere of Intoler able light, poising Itself In the eaatern rim of the world as It undecided whether or no to take up its flight acroaa the firmament, the little cara van rocked out Into the faatneas'of the desert, the Irishman in the van littlng a blooded mehurl aa one to the wilderness born. ; ' On ths seventh night they bivouacs td hard on the heels of the flying col umn, having for seven daya pursued it this way and that, slgiagglng into the heart of the parched land. . : Now, when they were come within ilx houra of their goal, reluctantly, long after nightfall, O'Rourke gave consent to halt, conceding ' the . ne cessity; for weariness weighed upon their shoulders a great burden, and the camels bad become unusually sul len and evil tempered; If rest were denied them presently they would become obstinate and refuse to follow the road. ' . O'Rourke closed his eyes and lost consciousness with a sensation of fall ing headlong Into a.- great pit of , ob livion, .bottomleas, eternal, Yet It teemed "ho more thai" a tnbmenf ere he waa sitting up and rubbing sight Into hla eyes', ahaken out of slumber by hla guide. ' : , ' ' He stumbled to his feet juid lurched toward the eamels, still t but . half awake. When his senses, cleared ritatlon possessed him. : Hts guide had been; oversealoua. He turned upon tbe maa and aelsed him roughly by the arm. ---;- t. t -.. ' "What the dlwle!" he grumbled an frily', between a yawn and a chatter f teeth for , the air waa bitter cold. "The moon'a not yet up!" ' "HUah, Btdl!" Something in the guide's tone stilled his wrath. ."The Touaregg are all about us. They have been passing us throughout the Bight" - ' -,r- -.': "Ye knew this and did not wake mer j--ri", . "There waa no seed; we could not have moved ere this without detection. Now, they are all a-stir, and we in the night, may paaa for, fhemf until noon-up." . . The guide turned away to rouse the nehara, prodding them up, mutinous, snarling and ugly. In another five minutes they 'were' again moving tor ward, i By the time tbe silver rim of the mooa peered over the 4dge of tbe east they were pelting on at full speed, as yet, apparently, undetected' by tbe Touaregg. ;- An hour" passed, and lbs chill In the air became more Intense; dawn waa at band. A sense of security. Of dan- n He Had Found Chsmbret Cars left behind, came to the Irish man; he began to breathe more free ly, though still the polUhed butt of a repeating rifle swinging from the sad dle remained a comfort to bis palm. He grew more confident, mentally at ease, seeing the dunert take shape In the moonlight and show itself deso late on every hanl 1 ; ' Even as he -Uu.4 asun.nce from th' tboufl.t ' 6 Is'Jd tilliied. In hi sadJle !sJ r la vmn! j: "TfceTou- ;!" Fi. .i J i.t us ;U:i BterU'HMtS !': moonlit wastes I i. I" or i , .v w .0-,- out of a lud 1 1 , 1 1 a ' i i VO' l i . ! ,-s 1 1 ! f . 1 I of tnut cry, out tQe uutlet must Have fallen far short, A moment later, in deed,, they opened a brisk, scattering fire, naturally Ineffectual, though the bullets dropping right and left In the sand proved that the chase had got' within range. . .-'A ":; " '- f-''. Even with that warning, the end was nearer than he had dreamed or hoped. It came In a twinkling and as unexpected as a bolt out of a clear sky: a flash of fire ahead, a spltful snap and pttt! the song of a bullet speeding past hla head. r : The guide pulled up with a Jerk aHourke, reining : in desperately, iwung hla camel wide to avert the threatened collision, - Simultaneously the aharp "Qui wive T". of a Frensh sentry tang out, loud and sweet to bear. ' - "Thank Qod!" said the adventurer In his heart. And aloud, "Friends I " he cried, driving past the sentry In a cloud of dust - - By a blessed miracle .the man was quick of wit, andt swift to grasp the situation of which, .. however, he must hatfe had some warning from the rattle of firing. He, screamed something In O'Rourke's ear aa the latter passed, and turning threw him self flat and began to pump tbe trig ger of his carbine, emptying the maga tine at the on-sweeping line of Tou aregg. The alarm was hardly , needed; O'Rourke and the guide awept on over the slip of a depression In tbe desert and halted in the midst of a camp already quickened :-: and alive with shadowy figures running method ically to their posts, carbine and ac coutrement gleaming In Ue moon light: men of the camel crops, hard ened to and familiar with their work. They buckled down to It In a business-like way that thrilled the heart of O'Rourke. In a trice they were doubling out past lines of tethered mehara, past the white hillocks of the officers' shelter-tents and, like the sentry, throwing themselves - down upon the ground to take shelter of whatever Inequalities the face, of tbe desert offered; and their firing ringed the bivouac with a fringe of flame. . O'Rourke slipped from his camel and turned to watch the skirmish. . Massed, the Touaregg, in atrengfh greater than the adventurer had believedsomething- like two hundred mounted men, in all charged down upon the camp aa if to overrun-and stampede It . : " ' Yet at the critical moment, when It seemed that of a surety there' waa no atopplng. them, they divided and awung round the camp in two wide circles, scattering into open order and firing as they scattered, r Here and there a horse fell, a rider -threw out his hands and toppled from hla sad dle, a camel aeemed to buckle at full tilt like a faulty piece of machinery; and so gapa appeared In the. .flying wings. . i:-jJ- ':'''.:'':.-.' For the men of the flying column were picked shots. They bad need to be, who had auch tasks as this to cope with. . , :;y - :...: -. --' ;. Nor for that matter were the Tou aregg tbe only sufferers., Here and there In the camp a man plunged for ward in mid-stride, and on' the firing line beyond tbe tents now and again a sharpshooter shuddered and lay still upon his arms. , Even at O'Rourke's side an officer was shot as he ran to the front and would have fallen had not the Irishman caught him ' with ready arms and let him -easily to the earth.' Aa he did so the stricken man rolled an agonized eye upward. ' - UKourker ne said between , a groan and a algh. v - And O'Rourke, kneeling at his side and peering into hla face, gave a bit ter cry. For he had found Chambret. CHAPTER VIII. . ; - Preparations for buakfast were to ward; an aroma of coffee and bacon bung In the atlll, brisp air. The troop ers were buBtUng sbout as if noth ing had happened, laughing 'and jok ing, cleaning rifles, feeding the . me hara, striking tents, drawing water from the,- palm-ringed well round which the camp had been made. ' . - Out of eight beyond the edge of the sunken oaala a detachment waa dig glng shallow trenches for the dead. in tne open cnambret lay dying,, a atark grim, figure in the growing light O'Rourke aat by his side, hear the head of the Improvised Utter, el bow in knee, chin in band, eyea fixed on the face of his friend. Just before sunrise the man on the Utter atlrred, moaned, opened his eyes and turned his head to aee O'Rourke. He smiled wanly. ."Mon ami," he said In tones faint yet thick. The Irishman rose. "Don't talk," laid he. "I'll be calling the surgeon." nut unamnret stayed mm with a gesture. "Has he not told you, dear friend r he asked, : u itourae neaitatea. , "Told m whatr . ,' ' v,. , , "That my wojipd vis fatal mortal 1 . . . Surely he must have told you. It la so. Presently I die . . Con tent . . . Let him le this sur geon: I am beyond his aid. Attend to me, in my last momenta, O'Rourke, my friend." Tbe adventurer vacillated, torn by an sgoDy of companion. "I muBt do soun-ililng for ye." he guij miserably. . -, .' "1 must do something. . , What can I do?" . ci-mron me." 1 Ijb dying rnnn tl- ; 1 Ms eyea at.-.l lny t : i for a lit t'.j. "You aie not g O'iioiiiU:' Le r J j r y. "i . i 1 .-, l jj..r '!, ii on an, I.' ' i i 1 i . . . f i , t - i a 1 i) ; New Bern CM na Cannot Doubt It Doan'a Kidney Fills were need they cured. . - ' The story was t-ld to New Bern resi dents. -,,X'-:. J" - ": 4 . Time hss atren& hened the evidence. Has proven the cure permanent - The testimony if. home testimony ; The proof convincing. It can be investigated by New Bern residents. R. A. Henderson, 166 George St. New Bern, N. C,. says; "loan's Kid ney Pills aie a ve y valuan'e remedy and I can say that they did me more good than any otht r kidney medicine I ever took. I suffered from a dull pain across my loins and this was accompan ied by an extreme lameness In my back. I also had inflammation of the bladder and the passages of tbe kteney secre tions pained me. Doan'a' Kidney Pills, which I procured from the Bradham Drug Co., removed all laifieneas and pain and improved my cond.tion'in ev ery way." (Statement given. January 25, 1908.) - . .-; ':; tyr; X;; CONFIRMED PROC'c'. Mr. Henderson was interviewed on November 28, 1910 and he said: "I willingly verify my forme;- endorse ment of Doan'a Kidney Pills, fdr I have been free from backache rnd Kidney complaint since I took" thU remedy. You are welcome to continue the publi cation of my statement." - , : For sale by all dealers Prios.ftt esnts. 1 Foster MUbnra C , Buff alt New Tort, sola amenta lor Js Unite- States. . . Remember toe. aame 1 .' an lake bo other. The Japanese Government,' after a conference of Ministers, concluded that a Chinese republic is inevitable. ' - Children-Ory - FOR FLETCHER'S CAS TORI A Capt Davis and his crew of eleven men, who abandoned a sinking bsrge off Hatterasbave reached Savannah, ; -BEST ON EARTH" - This Is the verd et of R. J. Howell Tracy, 0 who bought Foloy's Honey and Tar Compound for his wire. "Hei case-was the worst I have-ever seen, and looked like a sure case t f eonsumn tion. Her lunei were sore and she couehed almost ir.cefsantl - and her voice was hoarse and wee. Foley a Honey ar.d Tar Cc-ti pound c cought re (ief at once and le s than tl roe bottles effected a complete cure." For sale by an dealers. Mrs. Taft will attend the New York citizens' peace banqi t K.Vf lflB.la.Tm COl Gh ANDCuni.mu r:cs f rAtiMiio O w w I O 3SlBO'aI.OO ir Tmuc'!iT'!rD't 0CLC3 WDAlltKnCATAMD lt;3T$-; 'ES GUARANTEED SATSFACTORY Off MONEY BCFUNDeiX v "A finelece of doth my yl 1 never saw you wear abetter . looking suit."" t ' "Yes, I am pleased wth it jiad it marjeTy a good mercriant tailor. 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