NORFOLK & CAROLINA R. R.
amm-a-a-ammMamaaa-ama----a-a-aam-a-ammmmmmmmaa.- .
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Dated .Ian. PJth, i89S.
S. I So. f
12 2 (V
No.
49
Stations
A. M
2 20
340
9 O'J Lt Norfolk Ar. 5 55
0 2 Pinner Polut 5 30
3 a) 0 4 6
3 17 lU 0)
3 50 10 31
4 15 10 50
4 86 II OS
Drirprg
Suff.tlk
Gnte.1
Tii!is
Ah key
Aulifnder
5 03
4 50
4 20
4Q4.
3 41
3 27
Lo 2 31
4 53 21 21
6 35 12 21 Ar. Tarhoro
Ar. Lt.
6 35 12 60 K a v Mount 1 55 6 J
P.M. P.M. P. M. A.
Daily. f Daily except. Sund
Trains No. 49 and 48 solid trains bt
tween Pinner's Point and Wilmingto
Train No. 49 connects at Rocky , M
with train 23 for all points South a i
No. 78 train for all points Sooth ar.
No 73 train ftr all points North.
O. M. 8ERPELL, J. R. KENL
Genr'l Man. Sup't Tan
T. M. EMERSON,
Gen'l Pas. Age
ViLUlK8T0N & WELD8M R. R.
AND BRANCHES.
AND ATLANTIC COAST LINl
RAILROAD COMPANY OP
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING OUTH.
DATED
Jan. 15. 1902.
Xv Wrtdon
Ar. Rocky Mt.
Lmti Tarboro
lit. Rocky Mt.
Lhti Wilson
3.1-na
"Lv. PTttorlllj
AT. Flatwne
r.Ooldsboro
Lt. Ooldnboro
X.T. MaanolU
Ar. Wiltalaajtoii
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
P. M.
P.M. A.M
I
a i 1110 5
I -
a. it.tr. m. i m. a. M. p. a
11 50 9 33
1 Wj 10 32
193 7 22
L
...1 03 10 02 7 R2 5 4 IS 6
1 59 11 10 SI fcf i
2 145 11 AS
4 90, ISO
7 85 8 20
P. M. A. M.
8 Wj
7 31 8 1
i 10 l C 6
j j jP. M.JA. M.jP.W
-ifl1
A. M P. M.
JLr. Florence lu 3 6 05
JLV. FayetterllU 12 40 10 09
8alma 2 10 H 2S
Arrive Wllaoa t 57 is o:
. - A. M. P. M. A, M
JLt- W Jjlnytan 7 00 0
. y-nulU s 30 11 II
I.T. AoliUbora 7 M 9 87 IS St
.. . p"M", A.7"iSI p.'m". pVm
Lm Wilson 2 S3 n ss 11 84 10 43 1 u
Ar. Rocky Mt. 3 SO 00 12 lu u 23 is
Atrlre Tarboro "s'si """" ""
La?o Tarboro S 91
Lt. Rocky Mt 8 so 12 41
At. Wal4o& 4 M 1 a?-
P.M.i A. M.! P. M.
t Daily except Mondsy.
oept Sunday.
JPaiiy
e;-
Wilmington and Weldon Railron
Yadkin Division Main Line Tra
leaves Wilmington, 9 10 a. m., arriv
PayettevlHe 12 20 p. m., leaves Fayett
lllw 12 42 p. m., arrives Sanford 1
p. tn. Returning leaves Sanford ? (
p. m., amyes Fayetteyille 4 20 p. m
leaves Fjetteville 4 SO p. m., arnv
Wilmmgtcn 7 15 p. m.
Wil-ninston and Wel.lon JuaJroH.
lennettviHe Branch Train leayi
Pennettsville 8 10 a. m., Martton 0 t.
a. m.. Red Springs 9 32 a. ro., Ho
MIl's 10 5 a. m., arrives Fayettevil;.
11 10 a. in. Returning leaves Faye'.tf
ille 4 45 p. na., Hope Mills 5 00 p. ro
i Red Springs h 43 p. m., Max ton 6 (
p. m.f arrives BennettsviHe 7 15 p. n
Connections at Fayettevilie witi
train No. 78, at Maxton with the Can
lma Central Railroad, at Red Spring
with the Red Springs and Bowmor
Railroad, at Sanford with the Seaboan
Air Line and Southern Railway, a?
Gulf with the Durham and Cb&rlott
Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Brand
Road leaves Weldon 3 :15 p in., Halifrj
3: 29 p. nr.., arrives Scotland Neck a
4 :10 p. m., Greenville 5 :47 p. m., Klnt
ton 6.45 p. m. Returning, tea re
Ktnston 7 :30 a. m.. Greenyille 8 :30 a
m.; arriving Halifax at l:Q3 a.m.
Weldon 11:20a. m., da y except Sun
day. Trains on Wauhir , .on Branch leavt
Washington 8 :00 m. and 2 :45 n. m.
arrive Pannele 8 :55 a. m. and 4 :10 p.
m-, returning leave Parmelell :10 m.
and 5 :22 p. m., arrive Washington
12 :30 a. m. and 6 :15 p. m., daily ex
jm -nnn
" i" J m
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C, dailj
xcept Sunday 4 :35 p. m., Sunday,
4 :35 p. m., arrives Plymouth G :35 p.
zn 6 :30 p. m.t Returning, leaves PJy
moj,h daily exceps Sunday, 7 :30 a. m.
and Sunday 9 -00 a. no., arrives Tarboro
9 u'o a. m., 11 :00 a. m.
Train on Midland N. C. Branch
leaves Goldsbo.-o daily, except Sunday.
6 .00 a. m., arriving Smith field C :10 a
in. Returning leaves Smitbfield 7 :00
a. m. ; arrives at Goldsboro 8 :25 a. n
Trains on Nashville Branch leata
Rocky Mount at 9 :30a. m., 4 00 p. to.,
arrive Nashville 10 :20 a. m.,4 :23 p.m ,
Spring Hope 11 :00 a. m., 4 :45 p. n: .
Returning leave Spring Iope 11 :20 a
in.. 5 :io p. m., Nasbyill 11:15 s. m,
6:45 p.m., arrive at jtocfcy Muni
12 :10 p. m., 6 :20 p. m., daily except
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Br ich leaves War
aaw for Clinton dally, ccept Sunday
11 :40 a. tn. and 4 :15 . tn. Return
lng leaves Clinton at 6 :45 a. m. and
2 :50 a. m.
Train No. 7 nakes cle connection
at Weldon for 1 point North daily,
all rail via Ricrmond.
H. Iff. EMERSON.
i Pass. A cent .
J. R. KENLY Gen I - anigar.
T. M. EMERSON, Traffin Mcnow.
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3
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Clsaoacs sod bemtiflcs the hair.
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FLORIDA AAD WEST INDI,
SHORT LINE.
VESTIBULE LIMITED i RAINS.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
etween New York, Tampa, Atlanta
2Sew Orleaus and Points South
and West.
Jn Effect December 31, 1901.
southward.
Daily Daily
No 31 No 27.
Lv. New York, P. R. R 12 55 p m 12 10 a u-
Lv Philadelphia, P. R. R 3 29 p ra 7 20 a n
:v Baltimore, P. R. R 5 45 p m 9 34 a 11
i.v Washington, P. R. R 7 00 p m 11 01 a n
i,v Richmond, b. A. L. Ky . . . . io 37 p m 2 38 p r,
i.v Petersburg, " 1120 pm 3 18 p t,
-1 ii
Lv Norllna, " i 42 a m 5 45 p n
v Henderson, " 209am 6 12 p r.
.v Raleigh " 332am 7 35 p e
,v Southern rinca, " 5 37 a m 9 27 p u
Lv Hamlet " 6 40 a m 10 35 p r.
,vColnmbiat " 840am 1058c
kt Savannah " 12 05 p tn 4 40 a r
r Jacksonville " 3 30 p tn 9 05 a r
vr Tampa " 509am 340PC
No. 3X. No. 41
Lv New Vork N. Y P. & N. f 7 55 a m 8 55 p n
Lv Philadelphia 1016 am itg6pn
.v New York O. D. S. S. Co t 3 P m
Lv Baltimore B. S. P. Co f 6 30 p n.
Lv Wash'ton N. & V. S. B. 6 30 p n
Lv Portsmouth S. A. JL. Ry. 8 50 p m -9 25 a rr.
Lr Weldon " 12 05 a m 12 39 a n
v Norling " 12 55 a m 1 30 p m
Lv Henderson " 1 25 a m 2 05 p n
Lv Raleigh " a 50 a m 3 55 p n:
Lv Southern Pines " 5 05 a m 6 18 p n
!-v Hamlet " 635am 10 35 p rr
-v Wilmington " 3 os p n
r Charlotte " 9 23 a m 10 32 p n
Lv Chester " 945am 135 aw
Lv Greenwood " 1156pm 343am
Lv Athens " 2 :8 p .m 6 13 a m
t Atlanta I 3 55 p m 750am
r Augusta C. tfc W. C. 5 40 p m
r Macon C. of Ga 7 20 p m 11 20 a n.
ir Montgomery A & W. P. 920pm 6 30 p n,
Vr Mobile L. & N. 2 55 a m
Vr New Orleans L. & N. 7 25 a m ; . .
V- Nashville N. C. & St. L. 3 10 a m 6 55 p m
r Memphi3 4 15 p m 8 25 a m
NORTAWARO
Daily Daily
No. 34 No. 38
.r Memphis N. C. & St. L. 12 45 noon 9 00 p m
Lv Nashville 930pm 9 30 a m
L v New Orleans L.&N. 800pm .......
Lv Mobile L. & N. 12 30 a m
Lv Montgomery A. & W. P. 6 20 a m 130pm
Lv Macon C. of Ga. 8 00 a m 4 20 p m
Lv Augusta C. & W. C. 1005am
Lv Atlanta J S. A. L. Ry. 12 00 noon Scoprr,
Vr Athens " 257pm 1223 pm
Vr Greenwood " 5 19 p m 2 07 a m
Vr Chester " 720pm 400a m
Lv Charlotte " 738 pm 500am
Lv Wilmington " 305pm
Lv Hamlet 1040pm 7 40 a m
Lv SonthernPines " 1133pm 934am
-v Kalcigh ' 135am 1105am
i.v Henderson 3 07 a m 12 35 p m
rv '?r,'ina S A- L K- 3 5s; a m 1 25 p m
Lve!don 556am 240pm
Ar PortsmoHth 715am 525pm
Vr Washington N. & W. S. B 6 55am
Vr Baltimore B. S. P. Co. 6 45 a m
Ar New York O. D. S. S. t:o. -jjSopjn
Ar Philadelphia N. Y. P7& n. t5"46 p m s 10 a m
Vr New Vork 815pm 8 00 am
No. 34 No 66
900pm 800am
10 10 a tn 7 40 p m
1 55 P m 11 30 p m
705pm 4 10 a m
jo 40 p m 7 25 a m
11 53 P ni 817am
I 35 a m 10 20 a m
3 07 a m 11 32 a m
3 55 a m 12 15 p m
5 54 a m 2 26 p m
6 35 a m 3 05 p m
10 10 a m 6 35 p m
II 25 a in 11 25 p m
r 36 p m 256am
Lv Tampa S. A. L. P. v.
Lv Jacksonville "
Lv Savannah "
Lv Columbia 3 "
Lv Hamlet ' "
Lv Southern Pines"
Lv Raleigh "
Lv Henderson "
I.v Norlina "
Lv Petersburg "
Ar Richmond "
Ar Washington P. R. R
Ar Baltimore P. R. R.
Ar Philadelphia .P. R. R.
Ar New York P. R. R.
413pm 6 30 a m
Note. f Daily Except Sunday.
Central Time. Eastern Time.
H. S. LEARp, T. P. A. R. E. I.. BUNCH, G. P. A
Raleigh, N. C. Portsmouth, Va.
J. M. BARR, V. P. &G. M.
Portsmouth Va.
Whsrb Marion Crawford Writes.
February Ladies' Home Journal.
F. Marion Crawfard finds his idea
home in a breeze-swept villa, perched
high on the picturesque cliffs of Sant'
AngelJo di Sorrento, overlooking the
beautiful Bay of Naples and its roman
tic shores. There 13, indeed, no finer
site to be found anywhere about this
far-famed bay than that occupied by
the "Vina Crawford," with its cheerful
landward outlook over scattered towns,
hve-clad hills, and fragrant orange
groves dolled wilh white-walled dwell
ings, to where Vesuvius rears bie
mighty cone and Naples queens it
among ber subject villages, iar out
across the shining bay to the enchant
ing island of Ischia, set like a lustrous
jewel in the Tyrrhenian Sea. The
bouse itself is an unpretentious build
ing of atneco and rough stone. It is
readied by follotvine a conntrr mod
overhung by olive, lemon and orange
-i t a .units nuin ocrrento,
then turning through a gray-stone
gateway, embowered in ivy, and soing
along a narrow driveway almost to the
verge ol the cliff, where the villa stands
ytrojvjnindre.i faet above the lny.
Norfolk's
Only
First-Class
OPTICAL STOEH
Eye Glasses and Spectacles Ac
curately Fittel aud Adjusted.
TUCKER, HALL & TRAYLOR,
The Expert
Opticians, -
69 Plume St,, Norfolk, Va.
10-24-ly. Near New Poatoffice. .
a"
STATE MS.
TJLLED FROH OUB EXCHANGES.
IappaiinfB Noted 33nring tha Weet.
tTTtAL DELIVEEY IN G3EES COUNTY.
Ki"'- Weekly : Saow Hi'i wi'J
iu have four rural delivery routes it
-ration and Hookerton one Tbi
otites ar already praoticaTTv eatablii-b
d, e are informed, but did not lear
vhen they would begin operation.
Pitt county badly needs several mon
BIT CFF ITS OWS LEG.
New Berne Juurcai : Davi B c, i.
vho does trapping up the Trent rivet
a viniting his traps Friday, fourr
aat one of tbem had been dragged
rom its position.
Following up the chain to whic j tin
-up was attached, Brinson finull
uni the misding trap, and in the jav.
A the trap, which had sprung, was th
!ud leg of a mink, which judgim
Vom its si2e, showed the mink to havi
een a large one, and the exsminstior
tlto revealed that the mink, In order i
rae Itself from the trap, had bit off it
jxn leg.
FROM DUNN TO I.URHAM.
Dunn Banner : It is thought tha
railroad that has been built froa
Vpex t) Angier in tbis county will b
sxtended in the near future from Angie
-.. Dunn and from Apex to Durham
This will complete one of the mosi
l.-f ded roads that has been built in our
Uate for quite a while.
The citizens of the town of Dunt
iet in the Metropolitan Opera Houst
n last Friday night where a few short
id pointed speeches were made bj
!e$rs. J. C. Clifford, D. H. McLean,
R. G Taylor and others, inyiting Mr
Angier to extend his road here. Mr
Ingier responded in a very enthusias
tic speech and from the trend of what
ie said we have every reason to believe
bat the road will at, once be extended
o Duua.
ENDEMIC AND PERENNIAL.
Jfston''a Gazette : If any of oar read
rs think tbe presence of small-pox in
1 community is to be regarded lightly
et him run his eye over the accounts
paid by tbe board of commissioners at
Dallas last Monday. The disease i
osting like smoke, too. It is th-
luty of every citizen to take even
precaution agaiu-t the introduction 01
.he disease among ne"v material anc
cc-operate loyally wiih the author
ities in using all proper and lawfu
neans for exterminating it where 1
1a implanted itself. Unless more
s.renuous measures are employed in op-
jos'ng aad combating it than haye
hitherto been used, the loathsome
malady is IiKely to become endemic
a id perennial.
HISTORIC HOUSE.
Morning Post quoted in Louisburg
nrneg : Over in Franklin county
near Ltouisburar. - stands tho
louse where the first conference ol
tha M. E. church in America was held
ft was April 20, 1785, and the house
was then owned by Mr. Green Hill, a
pi neer in Methodism.
In tbe February number ot the Am
erican Illustrated Methodist Magazine
there is a very interesting article writ
ten by Rev. Dr. T. N. Ivey, of tbi
city, telling of this bouse aad the firsi
conierence held in America. It 1
written in Dr. Ivey's own fluent anc
attractive style.
By the way, the Mi-tbodist Hand
Book and Almanac just issued by Dr
Ivey contains a splendid half-tone cu
of the Green Hill bouse.
During the year of 1892 or 1893 th
Times published a full history ol the
-Green Hill notise" including an ac
count of tbe first Methodut conference
held, fcc, which was read with much
interest by a large number of people ol
the State.
RECOVRBED AFTER A YEAR.
Statesyille Lmdmaik : About a year
ago, while out riding with some friends
Miss Catherine Copeland, a. Converse
student, from Statesville, N. C.J was
thrown from the vehicle on account of
ibe horse hitched thereto running
away. She had the double misfortune
of being bruised slightly and also los
ing her watch, which was a nice
double case silver time r.iece, with
gold mounting. In the inside and on
the rear case her name was engraved.
The young lady instituted search
and inquiry for some time ; but that
realizing nothing toward tbe recovery
cf the watch, the matter of regaining
it was practically abandoned.
Recently she heard that the " miss
ing time piece was in the possession ol
a colored woman in tbe city named
Rosa Austin. Yesterday moraine a
search warrant was procured from
Magistrate Kirby, and Constable Fos
ter .performed the search. The
watch was found in Rosa Austin's
house in a cabinet drawer. The wo
man procured the sought-for article
without any degree of reluctan
atating that about a year ago a negro
uamea winiams bad pawned the time
piece to her for 90 cents in cash, 1
FIGHT WITH HAWK.
New Berne Journal : "Dal Smith,
who lives down our way, had quite an
exciting encounter with a - chicken
hawk one day last week," said an Ons
low county man, yesterday. "Some
people claim that tbe hwk is naturally
a coward, but Dal Smith knows better.
He has been troubled to a considerable
extent by hawks, and has lost about
half his chickens In that way. Finally
he decided to Keep a loaded gun in his
barn and He for them. On this par
ticular day, I think it was last Thurs
day, he came across a big fellow least
lng on a chicken that it had killed
back of the barn. Smith sneaked back,
got bis gun and blazed away. The
hawk was only wounded and wa full
of fight. As Smith approached it the
bird flew at him furiously, flapping its
wings and - fastening its beak in bis
heavy boots. Smith beat it off, but
not without a fierce struggle. He
bnally killed it aad the bird measured
nearly six feet from tip to tip ot tbt
wings."
DRAWN PENSION SINCE 1834.
Raleigh Times : Mrs Diily Byrum
died in Holly Springs township, tbis
county, last week, and to-day her last
pension was paid by the United Sta'e-t-overnment.
It was sworn to before
Clerk Buss tbis morning. Mrs. By
rum had been drawing this pension
since 1834. She was tbe wife of Ran
Hom Byrum, who served as a private
in Capt Evans' company in 1812. At
the time of her death Mrs. Byrum wap
108 years, 10 months and 3 days old
She leaves two children both daughters,
one 82 and tbe other 71 years old. She
was undoubtedly tbe oldest pensioner
m this county, and received ber money
from the government for 68 years .
NAMED FOB DB CURRY.
Morning Post : The new building
tor tbe Practice and Observation
School at tbe State Normal and Indus
trial College at Greensboro, has been
named the Carry Building as a compli
ment to Hon. J. L. M. Curry, tbe agent
of tbe Peabody Educational fund. Dr.
Curry has proved himself a staunch
friend of tbe State Nor mal and Indus
trial College and the students and fac
ulty of that institution are always glaa
of an opportunity to do him honor.
MB. TARKENTON KILLED.
Roper correspondence to News and Ob
server ; Wtrlle superintending the cut
ting of timber on his farm near here
this morning Thos. L. TarRenton was
struck by a falling limb, receiving a
wound from which he died ;n two
hours. He was one of tbe most suc
cessful young farmers in the county,
which be represented in the Legisla
iure of 1899. He leaves a wife and
large family of young children and
numerous relatives Mr. Tarkenton
was highly respected and his death
was a great shock to the community.
CURES BLOOD POISON, CANCER
ULCERS, ECZEMA, ETC.
MEDICINE FREE.
It you have offensive pimples oi
eruptions, ulcers on any part of the
body, aching bones or joints, falling
hair, mucous patches, swollen glands
skin itches and burns, sore lips or gums
eating, teetering gores, sharp, gnawing
pains, then you suffer from serlou
blood poison or tbe beginnings of
deadly cncer. You may be pcrma
nently cured by taking Botanic Blood
Balm (B. B. B ) made especially to
cure tbe worst blood and skin diseases,
It kills the poison in the blood there
by giving a healthy blood supply to
the attected parts, heals every sore or
nicer, even deadly cancer, stops al
aches and pains and reduces all swell
ings. Botanic Blood Balm cures all
malignant blood troubles, such as ecze
ma, scabs and scales, pimples, running
sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Es
pecially advised for all obstinate cases
'bat have reached tbe second or third
s age. Druggists, $1. To trove
ures, sample of Blood Balm sent free
nd prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Oo , Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and
free medical advice given.
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
tat Discoverer of Swamp-Root at Work la
Els Laboratory.
fM
mere is a disease prevailine in ihi
country most dangerous because so decep
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
wc. uown ana waste away cell by celi.
Then the richness of the blood the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Brfght's
D15fase, the worst form of kidney trouble
Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
SSSs: efailed a At drutat in -W25
and dollar sizes. A i ..i . .
v.,, ., , , - fume sent iree
ii&S Swamp-
rv. ir . cures. Address
Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binehamtn-, m v JTf
mention this papec '
MR. WHEELER GOT RID OF HIS
RHEUMATISM.
"During the winter of isos t
ame in my ioints. in fat n
f1 c?old hardl hobblearound
when I bought a bottle of Chamber-
SS Pai? 2f,m- From th0 ap
plication I began to -nii r
curedand have worked ti?i'ii.ii
year R Wheeler, Northwood, N. Y
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The Strawberry Outlook,
Wilmington Dispatch.
. Dr. E. forier, of Rocky Point, one
of the veteran truckers cf this section
of the Stale, was in the city yesterdav
and, in speaking of the strawberry out
look, ays be thinks the prospects for a
good crop of berries are very good
"Not onlv will tbe crop be eoud," he
'aide, "but the prices will undoubted
ly be higher on account of the great
scarcity of fruit during the past yer
The ruit crop has bad an off year tor
t and apples are ecarco and filing at a
high nrice The same wav with
(teaches. The crop was very short anc
the consequence was very little cn
.ing was done Hence eyery indie
i-n point, to god prices for tbe str'
ei ry crop.
This has been an unusual winter.
We have bad more freezing weather
his yer probably than at any time ii
he history t f ibis section. Winter
irartsd m early and all vegetation ha
aca kept back. There have not oeen
me usual warm spells that often tend
v:o revive tbe plants and send up a
utie 8a p Tbe indications are that
vheti spring sets in the cold weather
.ill h tve spent its force. That being
he case tbe spring should ba mosi
favorable for ail forms of vegetation
Oertamly tbe bugs and insects in tbe
around have been annihilated by the
cold.
"In fact, it will take a fine crop y ar
and good prices to begin to put thr
people in this section on their fet-i
again. This immediate section is not
alone in feeling tbe ill effects from th
pupt year. The same condition of
affairs seems to prevail almost every
where.
It should be gratifying to eve :, i or?y
to know that the strawberry o miH.k if
bright. Comparatively few ,.fii)!e
know It, but this crop a Ions lng-
about one million dollars into illa
tion in the State. And mo t f it
come to this immediate se- ion ot
Eastern North Carolina.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURtD
with local applications, aa tisy can
not reach tbe seat of the dise Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutio i dis
ease, and in order to cure it y j z ust
take internal remedies. Hali's ' rrh
'lure is taken internally and .cf- di
rectly on the blood nnd muc - ur
faces Hall's Catarrh Cure ii n -t
quack medicine, it was prefer d lvs
me of tbe best physicians in th - un
ify for years, and is a regular p -rip-
tlor. ii is composed of the bea nics
known, combined with the be- t od
purifiers, acting directly on t ij mu
cous surfaces. The perfect co n luna
tion of the two ingredients i what
produces such wonderful .res r s in
curing Catarrh. Send for test im lals,
free. F. J. Cheney & C ..
Props , Toledo, ( hio.
Sold by druggists, price 75s
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Wastefulness of Our Feo ,
Gastonia Gazette.
There ie economy in doing
on a large scale. The children
' ings
asi e
sheltered and fed less expensive n
these large aggregations than th y
co a Id two or three at the time in sot -arate
families. Five farmers invest
money in five reapers when on n a
cbine would have done tho reaping for
all. In a town like Gastonia there is
something like $15,000 invests i n
cookine stoves ; half the number -onld
ao the cooking for all, with less tuel
.Jt 1 X - i 1 rr .
uu laai just as ioDg. xuere are tens
of thousands of dollars in Gaston
couuty invested lu sewing machine
which stand idle over nine hours of
every ten. In a city like Charlotte
crowded with residences, busines-
houses, and factories, tons and tons of
coal are used every day in winter to
warm the separate rooms and the
atmosphere above the chimney tops
which could be saved by connect! ng
the city by steam pip93 and heating
ali from a common center. And so n
goes. What an appalling chapter o
wastefulness is written in tbi3 pbase
of individualism !
SOMETHING THAT WILL DO YOU
GOOD.
We know of no way in which we can
be of more service to our readers than
to tell them ol somethinc that will ho
ot real good to thtm. For this reason
wo want to acquaint item with what
we consider one of the verv hpt. nmn.
uies on ine market lor coughs, colds,
and that alarming cnmnloint
we refer to Chamberlain's Cousrh Rpm.
eay. v e nave used it viih snrh .
suits in our family so lone ihat it has
uecom8 a Household necessity. By its
il . " e we naven't any doubt but
'hat it has ttme and aeam nrcreniprf
croup. The leslimony !h given upon
our own experience, and we wes,
Jiat our readers, e--pecially those who
have small children, al HSV9 Irnan It ir.
their homes as a safeguard gainst
roup.Camden, S. C, Mnaer. For
sale by E T. Whitehead Co.
Many School Children are Sickly.
Mother Gray's Street Powder for
Children. ufd hv Mnihn.....
n Children's Home. New V..rt !..-1,
up Colds io 24 hours, cure Fe'verish
ness. Headache. S f Dm an'. 1 Tmnklo.
Teething Disorders and destroy Worms.
At all druggists, 25c Pample mailed
Free. Address. Allen S. r)ima,
LeRoy.N.Y. '
"I haye used Chamberlain r.nnoh.
-temedy for a number of Vflnra nnn
have no hesitacuy in saying that it Is
'be best remedy for ccnsha.cnld nd
croup I have ever used in my familv
I nave not words to express mv cor
fidence in this Remedy. Mrs. J. A.
MOOBE Nr rth Star. Mich. TV- oi-
by E. T. Whitehead A Co.
TIM!
JVL
TESTIFY TO THE BENEFITS TfiE.R
SICK BABIES
HAVE RECEIVED FROM TK2 USE CF
Havin-f received year sample of Lasa
Jco'.a, was very much pleased with it, and
have punrhased a bottle for my baby.
The Laxakola did wonders for my boy m
case of bowel troubles. I have given up
Castoria and gfe tny baby nothmji; but
"Laxakola, and find It cheaper and a great
deal better. I got it from C. H. & H. A.
La-vton, cor. tfnion and Purchase Sts.,
New Bed ford, M ass.
Mrs. Ct.arejcce CASWEtt,
North Dartmouth, . Smith Milla, Mass. s,
Eaclosed please find 50 cents in stamps
for a bottle f X,axakola. I tised your
sam-.! Iwttle and it did all you claim for
it, l.3 it hel-ed uiy baby womlerfully.
. Mrs. John Fasxacht,
taba Deposit, pauphitt Co., 3?a.
I T7is"s to than-; yon very much for the
r-io l Laxakola has done my little niece,
Marion Lurline Bass. She is on y two
an.l one-half years old, endhas suffered
EDinechinj awful from coiistipation. She
his never had what you would call a
natural movement. Sometimes we were
almo-t afraid of convulsion, it hurt her
so much, and e'.ic would be to frightened.
LAXAKOLA is a mire.
tivc, and contains valuable tonic properties, y.'lil.r.. .1 .
act upon tli9 bowels, but tone up the cjiClre ry:::::
purifj ilve Mood. A few drops can be given .
vary young babies, which will often re!:evecc:'nli.
llrij ii. wind and gas that catiee c'rc&t !
vsrlenced when administered tojOTin-? c.Wdrc.i- i u' ri.
from diarrhoza, accompanied with wa it j a g c-.
tlons. as it neutralizes the acidity of the. Loire is c
. j ji - - j T .' T -f '.' r
o.I j ZjIO cause v t.wt j vririviLiyu,vLu.L. ....
dl 'eelicn, relieve restlessness, assist n ii ire :r.:i, i :
sleep. For constipation, simple fevcre, coau:;: i . '.: ?
ami in faniils troubles arising from a (Zlsc:-crc;l . .
cr i.ie s
tomach, it is invaluable.
-StvTy it Today. Send for a Free S amnio. It xtxny Ca.rc
Xifj on Preve-at a IiOU.3 a.-l Serious Illa-J.-.-:. It Czz'm ?"c
I It and -a?.e-atio Yong Dsggist's Kaiaa,
I For Sale by Ei . hiteLeer cr
ts 'J--. p.n& E0o., orTfri;i c -
l-CLA. AddMM TILS
bote
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by our new invention. Only those born tlzzi ars incticibl2.
HEAD NOISES RAS RlPPmTFf
F. A. WSRKIAH, Qr
Gentlemen T.prrr iTlrp-v fnrpA f .l.nf..cc n.
a full history of my case, to be used at your discretion
About five Tears ago mv right ear bsau to si"'
my hearing in this ear emirtlv
I underwent a treatment for catarr-, for thro-- 1-1-bercf
physicians, among others, the :::.-1 t-.ni.---t
on-y on operation could helt rue. and tveti
uicn cease, but the hearmsj n the oScct-iu e-r
I then saw vour advertiseinent aeciue" r'.
ment. After I had used it ciilvnfer- d-- c.z?c
to-dav, after five weeks, tw hearing hi V.-.b cr cr
heartily and be?; to remaid Very tr.:Iv y - r.
Our treatment iiocs not interfere r.
S--a-iinaticn and
-tvicc free.
YOU CAN GORE
in. ireaei! 5c on.
Gcusral CommiSoion Merchant.
17 Commerce Street, - - - Norfolk, Virginia.
A'l Country Produce, C -(ton, IVanuts, Pens, Fruits. H,it, Otniti, L 1 tnher
Shingle- etc.
SEND US YOUR BLACK-EYE PEAS.
Consignments respectfully olicited,
n-wpred.
frank l .
SUtCEnSORS TO COOKE, CLARK & '. O
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
Hardware. Plate and Window Glass. Cabinet
Mantels. Grates. Tile Work. Gas, Klectric and
Combination Fixtures. Lonsnmn. & Martinez
Pure Paint. Builders' and Painters' Supplies.
Norfolb. V'ii'iiini;,.
ProL JAMES HARVSY,
423 Church St., Norfolk, Va.
THE ONLY HERBALIST LN NORFOLK.
Trouble, Thick and ScaldinK Urine, all
Or-ia-s, Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts,
Blood Poisoumj:, eiiiier'Inherised or Cntrac;ed I bnve cm-d fr-ie of forty
y-ars standing and put up st)m fine
Lonstiiuti..ns. My Five Minute Pin
heen in ISnrioik e even .vears und can
in the city. State your case as ne ir as
ir as
medicinp to ihat. amount.
MONUMENTS AID
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