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HEWS OF THE WEEK.
( i AND DKUYEEY.
t . v. .ta" Ou'-stiii In Ssirli
-TIJK FURY OF THK STORM.
Its Violence Was Grnt at Southport Lift
etl Vessels to the Xand.
Many Ladies Are Out To Hear The Discussions
Meets Again Tonight In The
Court House.
Miss Kate Barnes who is visiting TT , , 'j. e . ,
in PfUHi, , ! Health Conference began m the
A m boutnport has written to her moth- . ' . .
iourt i-iouse yesterday morning and
there was a goodly sized audience of
St
S,
er a most graphic description of the
An interesur.g. question was pre- terrible power and destructive' effecls-l
seated in the trial of-' Pender vs. Ay- of the violent storm on Monday night
cock belore j uc.ge unubt. eier- - and luesday morning on the coast. !
day.
S
papers
the very best people in Wilson pres-
j eet to hear from the prominent phy
j sicians and members of the State
'from this letter we are permitted to b j . TT . . , . . , ,
, . . f-"hcu iu Board of Health their ideas and sup:
j. V..und V. B. make a few extracts.
out claim and delivery
! prefitinn? nn flip crt-pat ni;pstinn of
Such a storm has never before. ! . ,
. ; sanitary laws.
)r a-cow -in the possession of been known at Southport, and-some a t , - .; . ' '
tne nouses are c omplete wrecks, beine ' r i L
Pender and (.brained
'Incite to secure any
! water was standing three and four
Caroline Pender brought suit on the - feet deep and some cottages lie flat
bond given jn the case, and on trial on the-beach. . The steamer South
iudge Lancaster held that the defend- . port is on dry land way above the
ants (Aycock.s) could not prove title- pavillion, and the tug Blanche is near
in the cow-in question, and as they it, being lifted "high over the wharf!
These were
added to by the presence of the
faculty and students of Kinsey
Seminary. It was a thoughtful act
on the part of Prof. Kinsey . to ar-
range for his pupils to hear the dis-
is Ili8 Only
naov -Eaual .to this
Qbsfiiiati
Disease.
There are dozens of remedies recommended for
Scrofuls, some of them no doubt being able to
afford temporary relief, but S. 8. 8. is absolutely
the only remedy which completely cures it.
Scrofula is one of the most obstinate, deep-seated
blcod diseases, and is beyond the reach of the
many so-called purifiers and tonics because eome-
thinsr more than n. ttiata trmin in iwiniinvl fi 8 S
is equal to any blood trouble, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because it
goes Gown to the seat of the disease, thus permanently eliminating every
trace of the taint . . .
The serious consequences to which Scrofula bu1v lAads
should impress upon those afflicted Trith it the vital im
portance oi" wasting no time upon treatment which can
not possibly effect a cure. In many cases where the wrong
treatment has been relied upon, complicated glandular
swellings have resulted, for which the doctors insist that
a dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr. H. E.iThompson, of Milledgeville, Ga., writes : "A
bad case of Scrofula broke out on the glands of my neck,
which had to be lanced and caused me much suffering. I
was treated for v. long while, but the physicians were un
able to cure me, and my condition was as bad as when I
began their! treatment. Many blood remedies were used ,
but without effect. Some one recommended S. S. S. , and
I began to improve as eoon as Ihad taken a few bottles
inn. for these nnestinns nf health
had failed to secure a judgement in and set down. Every small boat on I , frt , r, ,
, , , . J ' 'apply to young and old alike, and
the hiT suit, tney must return . the. . the river is gone ae .well as the steam I ; , - " , "., . (1
, . v. oi i instruction just as valuable as that
row to tiie party irotii whom it was launches, and every wharl except that ' - ' , . ' j.
. i i A A J W IV-i V WLil 111.' IV V i V X
ocurs.
,1.
f'l f'V rnn'fi .'-('t iin title. ' t the nntmfnmorr A k1, Un. I
, , . , , ' tms morning in. the courthouse.
i: "Cl: V v ' quarantine is on tne Deacn. Many, Dr Albert Anderson opened the
inent i.i i vn pnm, .y"uv. : puuics anu cows wasnea over irom
Pende r. j Caswell Life Saving Station are dead
. The plaintifl was represented by j on the beach. From some houses
to improv
Continuinjr'the remedy. I was soon cured np.rmRnpnfW
and have never had a sign of the disease to return." , Swift's Specific
&
Mr. C.-C. Daniels and the defendants
by Mr. jno. E. Woodard, who took
a:: appeal. "
This is the first suit 'of this charac-.
children had to be carried out by
nurses in boats and in men's arms
who were up to their necks in water.
Nothing worse in the shape of a
T:ilkiiiir About "l rth.
ter brought' in this county, so-far as r .storm can be conceived, and it raged
we know i. and the decision of judge j at its . worst for nearly three hours,
Lancaster and the Jesuit of the appeal with the Waves washing on the beach
considerable interest to j mountain high. The men at the
j quarantine station were in great dan-
1
j ger, not a boat fo get away and no
i way to send rescue. At five o'clock
Tuesday morning only the top of the
quarantine station could be seen.
The wind knocked people down
and limbs as large as one's body
were twisted from the trees. Houses
on the wharves and beach were,
"The Man With The Hoe" is be
ing talked of as a great poem, but
what people should think of oftener is
the man with the tooth. The man
himself, il he has the toothache, t
thinks fit thp Mihiert and with sharn
i ti'l cV art imiiT (ra r-t i 1 f-'o trrirr-
N, i, r t-v 1 ajiiu away. vyuv. xi x li l o tvuin
ext he thinks of Dr. 1 . . . .J . ... f
has done what it will take years to
pain likewise.
R. V. Joyner, a dentist, of wiom
this -whole section knows, for he has
been in Wilson- for years and his
dental work is of the best. He is
expert, careful and considerate, and
bis art in putting in artificial teeth is
equal to the very best. If there is
any work needed about your mouth
call and see him, for you will receive
the very best advice and treatment.
You know where his office is, on
Tarboro street, where he is ready to
greet you. ( '
replace."
Miss Barnes was in the midst of the
storm, being at the home of her aunt,
.Mrs. Kate Stewart, where the wind
and the waves did terrible damage,
the water being deep all over the
lower part of the house and every
thing devastated. In her letter she
says no los" of life has been heard of,
but it is supposed that some has oc
'Unclaimed Letters.
The following is a list of unclaimed i
Otters remaining, in the post office at
Wilson on October 31, 1899:' v
hhza J Adams, LC Bishop, John
Brewer, Wm Thomas Barnes, Miss
Naney Barnes, J E Coles, Benson
Drake. W ft Davis'' Miss Charlotte
Davis, Mrs F Farmer, Miss Louser
i Joiner. T H Lee. Tosenh Lane. Ino K
' ' ' J
Moore. R L TrMi11an Mrs Ahha
Ruffin", Jno J Rose, Josh B Smith,
Miss Mariah ' Speight, Johnsum Tay-
lor J W Turner. Charlie .Wright, T
r Wilson.
Services In The Jail.
Religious services were held in the
M on Sunday, under the auspices of
Epworth League. The meeting
conducted by Rev. T- B. Hurley.
ere were a number of ladies pres
!ft( an several songs were sung.
he League Will hold another meet-
IB.. '
S at the same place next Sunday
aternoon, and hopes to be of aid to
4e unfortunates. ' :
Arnong those who listened to the
Service was Jefferson, now under
Sentence of death. . .
IJeatli of H. C. aioss.
-
Mr. H. C. Moss-die Siturdayaf-
Iternoon about half past' two o'clock
at the family residence on Nash St.
For the past three weeks he had
been confined to the house, the dread
disease, consumption, being the cause.
He was a young man of twenty-five,
and has an excellent business record,
being at the head of the firm of H. C.
Moss & Co. :
The funeral services of Mr. Moss
took place Sunday afternoon at the
residence at four o'clock. A large
number of friends were present to
pay the last , sad tribute to the worth
and excellence oi the young man
whose life has been as a straight line.
The solemn funeral services were
conducted by Rev. W. H. Reddish
of the Baptist church and after these
the body was carried to Maplewood
cemetery where it was interred.
There were many handsome floral re
membrances of sympathy and these
were used to bedeck the grave. The
pall bearers were Messrs. Cicero Cul
pepper, W. W. Simms, C. E. Blount,
W. A. Finch, J. A: Corbett, J. T.
Peele and C. W. Gold.
meeting and Rev. J. B. Hurley led
in prayer. At its conclusion Dr.
Anderson introduced Mr. C. W.
Gold, who on behalf of the city of
ficials and the citizens extended a
warm welcome to the physicians who
were to speak for health and the im
provement of Wilson.
The pleasant introductory re
marks of Mr. Gold were replied to by
Dr. George G. Thomas of Wilming
ton, President of the State Board of
Health, who returned thanks for the
welcome, saying that he and his as
sociates came to aid in matters of
health and that hence it was a great
pleasure to be greeted by so many
ladies, as they represented the homes
where sanitary laws must be put in
practice. -
After stating that the plan and ob
ject of the meeting was by addresses
and answering questions to give the
people a better understanding of the
laws of health, Dr. Thomas intro
duced Dr. J. L. Nicholson, of Rich:
land, who read a paper on "Old Age
and How to Obtain It."
This paper was full of interest and
discussed the question of avoiding
disease, and thus with a healthy body
.to live to a ripe old age- The va
rious points were strongly put and
the suggestions made were wise ones.
It was discussed by Dr. Anderson,
Dr. Lewis and other members of the
Board.
Dr. Geo. G. Thomas, the Presi
dent oi the Board next discussed the
L Health Laws of the State now opera-
tive and why they should be earnest
Iv suDDorted by the people. The
speaker told of the loss of his manu
script, the servant having burned it
up, and then proceeded to show that
he needed none by the able handling
of his subject.
is the enly remedy which can promptly reach and cure obstinate, deep-seatsd
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