ABOUT HURDLE RIDING. -
f t-JUqoirM Clear Head, a Steady Band
. and a Good Bone ,
. It is alway wonderful" haw a Wse
can accomplish the (eat of taking the
hurdle, especially the "high one, so
gracefully nd with such ease.
t A great deal dc Tends ou the rider,
the way ho or she handles the reins;
Ibo the way 'one sits the saddle. A
firm seat, a good eye, plenty of courage
, pud sell reliance are all necessary to be-
.gin with. To clear a. high jump well a
great deal depends on rising. The rider
should avoid leaning forward when the
: horse is rising to clear the hurdle, bat
should lean book to avoid any weight
on the horse's fore limbs., In watohing
a horse jnmp a hurdle yon will notice
ais lore tegs are Dent up logeiuer uuuur
him and his hind leps, just as he leaves
the ground, are straightened out and
then immediately drawn under his body.
It is all don so quickly yon can scarce
ly see it If the fence or hurdle be sta
tionary and the horse should hit it with
his knee, he will fall. If he touches or
scrapes it below the knee, he generally
gets over, but it is not a perfect jnmp.
A well trained horse will draw his
knees under him well out of the way of
- the fence till just before landing, when
he knows all danger is over and after
be Bees where he is going to place his
feet He will then straighten out his
fore legs ready to touch the ground
s when he comes down on them.
One great danger in hurdling is that
' the horse will catch his hind feet, but
there is no danger if the hocks are we'll
. j&ent, Usually their hind legs are tucked
flrery closely under them while going
over. Should the horse be a lazy jumper
Jio will sometimes drag his feet and is
.- Jiable to trip. If so, then look out for a
fall. '
Just as the homo is rising to take the
jnmp give him plenty of rein and lean
well back, but when landing, if yon
want him to get away quickly, he must
.have the use of his fore limbs. There
fore, after he sees where to place his
feet, lean back in the saddle and draw
therein -in slightly to lift him. This
wiU keep him from stumbling and en
Able him to get away more quickly.
A Jumper will do better witnont a
cvere bit or martingale. It is far better
for a horse- to land on his fore legs first,
although (Tfcw do touch hind legs first,
which is injurious to the animal.
. A nervous horse is always very quick
in all movements, therefore will moke
. a high jumper as well as a good long
distance jumper. The thoroughbreds
properly trained will make the best of
jumpers both over lieight ana lengtn.
- THE BASEBALL PENNANT.
- " ODD .SPOKES.
Too persistent indulgence in the cy
clometer habit takes off flesh.
: A new tire, made of steel, is being
talked about in oyoling circles."
Bloomers effectively emancipate wo
men from the attention of men.
- So long as there are fools in the world
there will be reckless wheelmen. '
If wishes wcro horses, beggars would
kick because they were not bicycles.
Policemen on bicycles are -now to be
seen in sotne of the suburbs of Paris.
. German riders, as a rule, demand a
brake, mud guards and spring saddles.
The bicycle becomes a means of grace
or disgrace aocprding to its use or abuse.
; In 1888 t-aWwere 88 cycle factories
in England. Mow there are nearly 700.
.,- Denmark has more cyclists in propor
tion to its population jhan any country
in-the world.
- Prnhnhlv nn mnrfl than one-tenth of
the accidents caused by scorching are erytning in a cycling way in urea.
" ,v PEN PUNCTURES.
Equal parts of bird and biped is the
French description of the wheelman,
Everybody is cycling except those
who are peculiar enough to prefer dodg
ing. Safer by far is a lonely scat upon an
humble single than is the one on a tan
dem when your companion is a scorcher.
When the wind in a man's tires van
ishes and that in his lungs follows suit,
it is time for him to stop riding, and he
usually does.
The one thing that a man can never
understand is how any sensible man can
jjliffer with him in opinion regarding a
wheel or the riding thereof.
It is said that there is trouble in the
ORCHIDS GUARDED BY ODORS,
Plants Wortn a Fortune That No If a a
Waa Abla to Approach.
There died about a year ago a famous
orchid hunter named Fosterman. But
before bo died he told of a wonderful
orchid which he said existed in Brazil,
and which it hod been the ambition of
his lift to secure.
Lauding on the coast of Brazil, a fow
degrees south of the equator, be met a
native chief, who told him of a "village
of the demon flowers" to the westward.
Further questioning convinced him that
the ' 'demon flowers' ' were orchids of
the rarest and most wonderful kiud, so
he decided to find this village at any
ost.
He had traveled through forests about
yartfflff7iiiiiiini'im"ii":iiii'iWliiMm'iiil'il,ili'''Ht;ii'ii'riMii: in- yjm
V- TO nh.4-H-n -,v,tHnr. wan .ui-Uiuuug ui. iu u
' .. ? ., . . . fortnight moro he would be in the neigh'
over the bloomer question that is to ,l.u ' , tl .,;- . th A
say, there is a division in tho standing
of the members.
English wheel papers are now sup
plied with flnanoial columns, since Cv-
reported in the newspapers. Britain nase been, or is going to oe,
generally used machine in the world,
with the exception of the watch.
If England is slow, at least one of
her women is not, for Mrs. Grace cov
ered 50 miles in the good time of 2
hours 41 minutes 49 seconds, good go
ing for anybody.
During tho ten months between July,
1895, and April, 1896, the value of bi
cycles furnished by tho United States to
Europe "and tho rest of mankind" has
exceeded $1,000,000.
FACTS ABOUT THE WHEEL.
Little Black Boar, a Nez Perce chief,
not long ago swapped several horses for
a safety.
France derives about $400,000 a year pensive shortage in tnis orancn oi ine
from a tax on bicycles. Tho tax on each ngureneaa inare. wnoei.
Time was, and that not very long
ago, when the bicycle was a very differ
ent affair from what it is today. It was
heavy, cumbersome and for from being
the vehicle of pleasure tho pneumatio
has since made it
If the advantages of tho wheel had
been understood many years ago as they
are today, tho burdens of military life
would never have been as irksome
they have been. It is clear the wheel is
destined to influence military as it has
civil life.
A new and unexpected danger threat
ens the new British stock gamble in cy
cle manufacturing shares. Roceut ae-
mands for titled directors have been so
extensivo that there is a painful and ex
Paly Three Teams Considered to Be In
Sight of It,
. Ibe race for the pennant is daily
crowing moro interesting. ,. With the
.season moro than half over, Cincinnati
nd Cleveland and Baltimore are almost
: tied for first place. The coming struggle
between these leaders is going to be of
the fiercest description.
The general public are sometimes led
to believe that the players themselves
' do not take the results much- to heart
and are equally happy whether, they
win or lose, so long as they aro able to
maintain their individual standings.
' But while this may be true to an extent
in clubs that have fallen ont of the race
it certainly is not with the teams above
named. On the contrary, the men are
to. intensely . interested and anxious
that a defeat breaks them up completely,
and there are doubtless one or more men
in each of these teams who can neither
eat nor sleep after a hard game lost
' This disappointment becomes a men
ace to good play which a thoughtful and
. experienced manager Has to rase posi
tire measures to avert He gets the
Dlayers to a theater or a roof garden, or
on soma short excursion on the river, or
machine averages about $2.25 a year.
Cycles are used in large numbers in
Johannesburg, South Africa. It is said
there ore 4,000 in uso by all classes in
that place. .
A movement is on foot among wheel
men in New York to join together in
the improvement of towpaths through
out the state.
Statistics compiled to May 80 show
that since Jan. 1 the total value of cy
cles exported from tho United States
amounts to $515,000. .
A dealer in firearms says that where
he sold 5,000 guns he now sells 1,000.
Young men who used to put their Bpare
cash into guns and ammunition now
buy bicycles.
About Road Hog.
The road hog is still abroad in the
land and as hoggish and untamed as
ever. The worst of it is now that he has
taken to wheeling. The term road
hog was originally applied by cyclers
to the drivers of vehicles that took np
too much of the Btreet and made the
riding of bicycles dangerous. But now
that tho road hog has taken to the bicy
cle the sport is all the more dangerous.
"I met a drove of road hogs on bi
cycles in the pork the other night and
was ridden down, by them," said a
young man oivthe front porch of his
clubhouse. ' 'I was out riding with the
young lady and couldn't get out of
their way very well. . i haa to protect
her, you know. They came on all sides
of the road right left and in the mid
dle about eight abreast The park laws
don't allow them to ride more than two
abreast, you know. Well, we crowded
close to the right side, where we be
longed, but a couple of scorching idiots
shouted to us to look out We had to do
it to avoid a collision with them, and
because we did we had a collision with
two other wheels. The young lady was
badly frightened, but not hurt. I wasn't
DEATH THE PENALTY.
Ser-
The Wheel Preaches an Excellent
mon on Brakes.
When, early in the year, we fairly
begged cycle manufacturers to equip
their tandems, if not their single
wheels, with brakes, our urging was
born of personal experience. When we
remarked that not to so do would be to
become accessory to accident and death,
and to sooner or later reap a harvest of
bitter regrets, we had a koen apprecia
tion of what must occur.
It is but within tho last fow weeks
that manufacturers havo been able to
fill long delayed orders for tandems.
The result is apparent on city street and
country road. Tandems are now numer
ous where they were once lew.
The reaping, too, has commenced.
The recent tragio and horrifying tandem
accident near Biughamtou, M. Y,
marked the beginning. We are suffi-
oiontly familiar with tandems to be
lieve that others equally shocking will
result The two young men who were
so suddenly hurled into eternity were bo
plainly viotims of the no brake craze
and tho manner of their death was so
tragic that we are hopeful, sad as is the
lesson, that it will be farreachinr; and
effective in spreading tho doctrino of
reason and common prudence. Wheel.
borhood of tho "village of the demon
flowers," when, ono afternoon, three of
bis forward guards throw up their arms,
and. with a cry, fell senseless to the
ground.
Ho had noticed a peculiar, sickening
odor pervading tho heavy, heated air,
and quickly gave tho order for the other
men to advance with caution and drag
back the three fallen ones from the spot
where they lay.
They did so, and, returning, reported
that they had seen through the forest a
little farther on the vast "village of
the demon flowers. ' '
Accompanied only by his Portuguese
interpreter, tho orchid seeker started
forward, their mouths and noses muffled
as a safeguard against the awful odor.
They managed to reach tho spot where
tho three men had been stricken down,
but could go no farther.
They could see, 100 yards ahead of
them, a great mass of . orchids. Trees,
undergrowth and everything wero load
ed down with them. They were of hues
moro brilliant than ho had ever seen or
dreamed of seeing.
But, like a barrier, tho wall of awful,
sickening, overpowering odor rose be
tween them.
Tho mass of brilliant orchids might
havo been a mirage painted on tho
clouds so far as reaching them was
concerned. Tho "village" was perhaps
an aero in extent, and the two made a
completo circuit of it, but everywhere
roso the awful odor.
Tho odor was simply tho pcrfumo of
this vast mass of orchids. It is a curious
fact that, though many orchids aro al
most scentless, the handsomest ones
havo a most nnbearablo smell. San
Francisco Chronicle.
UzurdH Llk- Music.
Lizards, it is well known, are attract
ed by the notes of music, and the ne
groes in the island of Madeira, when
catching them for food, accompany the
chaso by whistling some tune, which
invariably has the effect tf drawing
great numbers toward tlnni.
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Interests them in a game of billiards couple of spokes, and the worst of it all
in abort, does something or anything to
divert their minds front the recollec
tions of the defeat
The Bostons are almost ont of the
race for the flag, though 'with the addi-
- tion of Lewis, the pitcher and captain
- of thin year' champion Williams college
team, they have been considerably
strengthened.
The Baltimores, Clorolands and Cin
cinnati! will fight the battle through.
' gamely to the bitter end, and it U no
body's pennant yet as between those
three. New xorit journal.
Moltlpsclng Unfair.
'From a spectacular point of view, "
remarked a courteous racing official
today, "tho multipaciug outfit is a suo-
cess withont doubt. But the great trou
ble with the teams provided by the pro
moter of the meet is that they will not
ride fairly. It is perfectly natural for
the pacing men to pace their friends
like demons, get the men they are in
terested in 'hooked on to the pacing
machine, be it a tandem, quad or quint,
and then carry the friends away from
the fields for record breaking perform-
hurt either, but my front wheel lost a anoes. Quite the reverse is tho riding of
No Gripe
When you take Hood's Pills. Tho big, old-fashioned,
sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to
ieces, are not in it with Hood's. Easy to take
food's
Pills
the pacers if some rider they are not in
terested in gets the pole and 'hooks on'
to the pacing machine. Then apathetic
riding is displayed. It does not give
each entrant a fair show at pacing, and
to some it gives a decided advantage
over others. I am in favor of tho single
pacers. Then each rider would have a
fair chance at pace help. "Chicago
Evening Post
Don't Hava Tight Tins.
It is a tendency of inexperienced riders
to inflate their tires as hard as possible.
This is a mistake, for the advantages of
the pneumatisvfeatnre are almost en
tirely lost, and one might as well re
turn to the old fashioned solid tire. By
po means, however, is it necessary to go
to the other extreme and ride with tircB
to soft that they chafe against the rim.
Experience has shown that to luflatu
the tire hard enough so that one may
easily make a slight impression with
the thumb is best as the full elasticity
of the air can then be obtained. Ex
change.
" Coasting Without Brakes,
How any rider can coast withont a
brake passes understanding, "Know
nnfhinov fanr nnthinir. " nntlv armlies to
finish un on the south coast, probably ternately, dragging the cloth backward eyo iwsiiaKe 0f the kind. Recently a
Brighton. The next deposits tail Que on j j"t young woman was nearly ginea ai xar-
ui- ku m "" i rvtown. 14. I., wane ooasnng wra p
parts, the mud is quickly rubbed off brateiegg bioyolo, and a boy was killed
and the enamel left nnscratched. ontrioht lnacountrvtown of Massachn.
asst. ta Uwi-v) f mn 1 ov vaelinoaa 4lM AV
Against auerm-s an v-i OM u---- h tha n this
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UB urn Uiuo. uuuui-i m I - , II mmi n r.ralt.in nanrl.
reoent session at uoviugiou, u aecinea . . wrmrdi-ino their lives? Amer-
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Ulixugll IU- uia nam uu iw aWUMU wuuh
" ' Tka rilmmiir-Can field Mill,
The contest between Billy Plimmer
and George Corflold, who are to fight
before the National Sporting club ol
London next September far 1,400,
seems to be a fixture. The London
Sporting Life ays: ."The second de
posit of 100 side for this match has
been duly lodged Wltn me siaxenoiaer,
Mr. James Bennett the well known ex-
ohamnion lightweight emmy Carney
of Birmingham scored on behalf of
PHmmer and Mr. H. Bee of Sheffield oo
behalf of Oorfleld. The fatter will leave
Sheffield next .week for Spennymoor.
Plimmer will train at Leicester and
was l couian t tea ine nog wnac i
thought of him. "Chicago Times-Her
aid.
Woes of a Wheelman.
The washing of the woolen garments
worn is a burning question with wheel
men. The average washerwoman will
shrink a flannel garment inches at a
time. We can hear from time to time
rumors of marvelous exponents of the
lauudress' art, who wash flannels with
out shrinking them, but these legends,
when followed up, appear to be varia
tions of the snn myth or the stories of
Prester John. Possibly -in the by and by
the washerwoman who can wash flan
nels without shrinking them will burst
in a blaze of glory upon a waiting
world. We can, at any rate, promise
the artist when she does deolare her
self, a hearty welcome from the cyclists
of the world.
To Remore Had From Wheal.
Here is an excellent way to remove
mud that has gathered on a bioyole.
Let the mud dry, then take a clotM with
tittle oil on it, pass it around each
tube of the frame, and, holding the
ends, one in each band, pull them al
ug. S, 17 and 81.'
- Charaskl Seeks FttaslauBoas.
Joe Cboynski, who is now in Califor
nia, sayti have chased Corbett for
-years and can get no satisfaction from
him. As things stand now Corbett will
have his hands full to regain his lost
epntation, and if luck oomea my way I
jun going to fly at higher game, Fitz-
-simmoni is the man I am after, and if I
am suooessfnl with Maher I will devote
.all my energies to getting on a match
With gits. "HPW York Hnq
- To Tonr the Coantry Afoot,
Around the United States on foot is
rtbe undertaking Herbert Mason of 1018
ilfeech street and William Reese of 1421
Verona street, Philadelphia, will en
deavor to accomplish, starting Aug. 1.
They are putting no limitations as to the
time it will take them, omy promising
not to bog ta their way. . If they soo-
ceed in making tho trip, they will win
a wager of 500. Philadelphia -Toss.
and easy to operate, Is true
of Hood's Tills, which aro
up to date In every respect.
Safe, certain and sure. AH
druggists. 25c. C. I. Hood : Co., towell, Mass.
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Wholesale and lteail IMercliauls
Wholesnle Prices.
Rib Sides.
Short Hacks 4Jc.
Mess Pork(iitw) $9.00.
JRump $9.50.
Short Clear $9.25. '
Hams, sugar cured, 11 Jc.
N, C. ITam. 10c.
Ficshl'oik4to4.
Lanl Compounds, in Tuba, 5 to 5.
Best Leiif LarJ in Tub:i. 0c.
Flour, I'i'it patent, $1.20 to $4.30.
Flour, Fancy Straight, $3.90 to $3.95.
Straight, $3 CO to $3.75.
Extra Flour $3.25.
Granulated Sugar 5c.
A Sugar 4 .
C Sugai 4 2 5c.
Milages 15 to 25c.
Syrup 15 to 25c.
Cheese 0 to 10)c.
Butt., lnqnet Creamy, 20 lo 21c.
nutter. Da'rr, 17 to 18c.
ltio CofT-e 14 to ISr.
La Guaru Coffee IS to -Or.
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matism, Guilt, Kiiliicij li-uiilers, A r i 1 1 H;s
Kmi, Atui'iiiin. Atiti'.irt" fur Alcuholic
ami ot linr exirufiseB. l'rico, 10, 2-anilu0ctnts.
Efforveiscimt.
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1 61 8. Western Avcnuo, CHICAGO.
F. S. Dl'FFY,
Berne, N. C.
Sole Agent, Now
LADIES DO YOU KKQ
OR. FELIX LE BRUN'S
Steel Pennyroyal Pills
nro tho origin n) mid onlv
I'liKNCII. onto and reliuhlo cure
on tiip niurktit. ri ico, $l.n; i-e
by eki.I. (l. uuinosjld only by
P. S. DUFBY,
Berne. N. C.
Sole Agent, New
1 DD!IPC FOR EITHER SEX.
LE Dnun OThis remedy being; In
tnetod directly' to the
eac oi inoiie uibcum-b
of the Cientto-t.rinary
Orsans, reoniren no
ehanse of uiei. t'are
rnnranteed In t to 8
dnvn. Mmnllnlalnnaek
finnitiue. by mull, ll.uo
Jf K MX JL noli only by
F. S. Duffy,; Sole Agent, New
Berne, N. C.
mil mii-niiitm
t
they are an adonuneut and mtut lie M-
chewed
Tbo HaaoiUn WUh.
Ob, for torn otbur lui thu thU, la ut lorl
of Bona,
Wbera femsloa itlll ar feaitlMb Whr mew
womm ra onknowa :
Whm Um atorn-1 fluuaa of all thing! thara'a
Bangbttojar; ,-, .
Wbar woman wear Do elothaa of man, thalr
forma dWlne to mart
Vbera ollnglng robaa ara atlU tha trla, aa in
tha long ago, . -
Till blcjrclM brought pantaloon! and plan gad
na into woe.
(ay aoma new Moata lead toon to. that
tbrloa bleated shore
Where the bloomera eaaae from blooming and
tha pantlaa pant no more. .
0. 1. Ooltun lo New Orleana Timet-Demoorat.
For Sale. : ' EMtrte Bitter-.
t. . .... . t..A ,.r i... rwl Aiccinc uuiers a incuiciu buiiwi iui
. . I . .M -.-..,.. I.ii. u-.l-nv-m rv. rk a kn-1ilIlV
lor court of Craven cou-ly Id a ))cci.l - r T-
,ioceelin lo make 9-l(. I will, ad! 'S"'" - -,
.'...l.ll .1 U- enrt .l.naa rW P""Hi WlICO the UVet l torpid
,,uw,i- ..-.,, ..." i.i. . ,, J f . ,n. .,1 ,itr.
.-i t!,cilTofNW Derne, at J o'clock "u"" - . .. .
M.. Momlav. Ootolief Bill," 1800, the
" High Gears liars Pppnlsr. .
Ia 119 too high a gear for a gingle?
Such a wheel attracted great deal of
attention in Prospect park roocnlly, and
the rider elaimed that it pushed na easily
M he oonld wish except up a' steep hill
in a head wind. Gears any-whefe from
1 to 100 are beooniiug oominop. New
York Frcar
Mrs. Anna Gage, wife of Ex-
. Deputy II, S. Marshal,
Columbus, Kan., says I
Siejralaa la Urerpool,
LlTeroool hn a law prohibiting the
dUplay of tdTorti-eideiiti ou vdlilclei io j
the streets. A aau riding jblcyclff onl
wmon mem waa a sign was rwvutijr w i
rested on lined. -
,i - ...-
CASTORIA
; ' I'or Infant, and' Children.
"I waa delivered
of TWINS in
less than SO min
utes and with
scarcely any paial 1
after using only I! buVuSS
two bottles of
"MOTHERS'
- pnipun si
SID NOT SXTFTEB AFTERWARD.
tVRentbr ginraiaof Mali, w racelntof erne,
l.eo ri kettle. Book TO MOTUitta'1
mauaaxrae. .
BSiDriELD BEOUUTCtl CO., iTUOTl, 01.
. SOLD Bt ALL DRCaGISTS.
(iuily of reiemptloi of W. O. BilnSoo,
(',vi-nn -1, In tlielioumand lot situated OD
mi tho norili siilo of R-iulh Front atrect,!
I .-m -I V. ill In aii'l naliroek trei,now
i 1 I v C. i. I' M. lVrnia or aule.
. : r. i ! - :'iN',
Mulnrliil produces Wenknes., General
DeblUlr. IlUllouenc!., Low of Appetite,
uttvc it felt. A nroropt use of this medi
cine ha often averied long and p- rhap
lutiil Dillons levers, rt'i moiciue win evi i - - .,.( i -' ,
mora surely In counteracting and freeing Children CfV for Pitcher's Castorfe. Indit,,,0nan'1 C',0!,l,P,lon- Grov
. . ...!,.. fr,T 11. . m.iliii4til nniftr-n I w" Mn" . . . I T. ! fllilll Tftntn hrnnni tilt PftllM
HID OJBlCtU tivyiM -.,. ........ ww-.-.
UeitdHctio, Iudigislion, Coniumptli
Diz.imws vlold to KUclrie lliltefs.
mid II 00 per bottle Ut F. H. DufVl
I'li'jHt.ira. . Jll(i)-
Caveat, and Trade-Mark obtained and all Fat
nt baeM conducted lor modckatc Fee.
ouaorrica iaOrroaiT( U, a. pTiMTOrrm
and wocanKcure paicni ia lesa tuna tuaa uum.'
remote irom ffumnKi, .,'.
Send model, drawing or photo., With detcrlp. j
ttoo. We advise, ll pateniauio or nui, w
n-.r nnt u till natent is secured.
- a uinut " How to Obtain Patents," with
coit of same in' the U. S. and foreign counuit
sent (res. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Op, p.-nirr omet , whihoto. O. C
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10 12
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8 111 I. .t;t;in;e.
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10 15 I.v. ' Ar.
10 40 Core Crc k,
11 11 Tiiseuroin,
11 :;i ciiu'K's,
12 Oi Ar. New lk in, l.v.
1 ;',0 l.v, Ar.
2 12 Kixenliile
2 ':i t ' ri ii i :in.
2 1:1 Haviil.-ck
I! 12 N' wjnut.
3 21 Wil.lwi.i-tl,
3 :ll Ail inlie.
Ar. Mori lii :;il t'ily, I.v
Ar. M. City Depot, I.v
Lv.
Jl'iienlny, Tlim-siliiy.iiiiil 8alnnlny.
S. I.. DILI., Snp't.
WiimlnoLton, Newliern & Nuilol!
T1MU TABLE NO. 1.
To lakeellect Sumlav, May 17tls, lLCO, l
12:00 M.
Superseiluifi Time Tulilo No. 4, DnteO
Octnl'er 27lli, 18111.,
Going South, soiii-.ui i.k. Goino North
l'tfxtt wit r Trttiitx.
Stations.
New lierne
I'olini ksville
Muysville
JiieksorvH'e
VilininMi Lve.
'No. 8.
An P. M
5 20
1 44
4 ;(0
3 58
2 00
M.
I'.
i . j? ?w S
BOTANIC-
BLOOD BALM.
A hotiaehold remedy for all Hlood ond
liln dlMaaR. Chirr, without full. Neruf
all.l iren. Khsaai.tlsai.fMarrh. Kll llliruia
m and overy form of Blootl Dlaeawi frmn ihc
slmploBt pimple tothefotiloatlllcer. Fifty
yoara' use with unvarying aucceaa, (lem-
onstrates lu paramount healing, purify
Ine ana bu din? nn vlrtiw. une notlie
has more pumtivo virtue than 0 dozen of i
auy other kind. It builds up tho health
ana strength from tho nrstaoae.
tr WHITE for ninth of H on
drrful Cure; ntVeeMnjili-
vtsssots.
' tf not kept by your local drumrlst, send I
(1.00 for a farce bottle, or H.0U for six bot
tles, and medlotne will be sect, freight j
paid, by
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, 6a.
Kor 8ale bvJE. 8. Duffy.
No. 7.
Lve. A. JI
9 20
SI
10 09
10 ii
12 40 or
r. ji.
No. 6 P.88i:xoKR and Fuhiout No. 5
Leave Wilmington Jtomlny.Weilucsday
in l Fntlay. Leave New Bern Tuesday
I'lu rwluy unil Saturtluy.
I.v. A.M. Ar.r.il
7 00 Lv Wilmington Air 3 25
7 io W. Sen-Coast 1' H. Cvos'k 8 15
Baymerttl,
Kirk'and
HC.-.-I- Hill,
..1111 pBuY'llI,
Cypre-a llke,
. Aniiuii'liile
Wooi iMtle,
KilyeeomVis
I Ioily ri lj,r
Folkstoue
Dixon
Verona
Jaekftonvillc
n. ' ., r . . ,... rrs.j, Tasteleo CU1I1 Tonic, remove tl cii
in, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. M .)CM lliew lroUblM, , Tr,
C:.;!J.-cn Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. &n(J you m be deiinhied. 60 otnt-. To
iCry fnf . f .tchcrijur ..3rja. iht genuine uk to Qwn'K
TOCUMBACOLD IN ORB DAT
Take Lax-tllve Bronol Quinine Tablets.
All diugglst refund the money if.it fall
to cero. e. . . ". . "
7-'i
7:il
7 42
7 5H
8 0-1
8 II
8 18
8 32
8 52
I) 0(1
9 10
9 il 1
9 .10
11 ID
11 19 Norlhejst
11 88 Wliiteoak
11 R8 M-ytsviHe
1U18 Bavenswind
12 30 Pollocksville
12 53 Dulirub,
1 80 Art. NewMrnt Lv.
P. M.
Ohlly Except Sunday.
fi. A. WHITING,
General Manager,
J. W. MABTEN1S,
Gen'l Frt. and Pas, krt '
Arr.
Lv.
Lv.
A'.r.
2 56
2 40
2 40
2 11
2 ('5
1 51
1 47
l.
1 17
13 55
12 12
12 2.
:2 V
10 i
10 la
0 lil
9 16
8.1b
8 51
828
800
A. M,
UNTIL FUIiTIiEU NOTICE
The Steamer NEUSE
Is sclictluk'd to sail from. New
born ii8 follows:
MONDAYS, - WEDNESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
Sailing hour s:3() p. m. Sharp.
Freight received up to 5 o'clock
For lurther information apply to,
GEO. .HENDERSON, Agent.
June Zi. 1S!W.
Thousands ble.s tlie day tin y lieard o
Dr. K. (' West's Nerve and Hiain Treat
ment. It lias broiiL'lit happiness ar.i
lieallli 10 rei'hu e uiim ry ami di?-coura;:e-nnni.
Thirty (lays In-atineut lor $1.1)0.
Fur sale by V. IS. Duffy.
If some people wcro half as big a
tlioy think they are, the world
would have to be enlarged.
Snci essl'irl for years, Dr. Ib Brim's (!.
& (i. Cure; three dajs. No bail -fleets.
One Dollar; at store r liy mail. For sale
by F. Dully.
What some people know would
till a book and what they don't
know would fill a library.
Get genuine Dr. Le Brim's S. & P. Pill
lor ladies. Sold only by authorized agent?.
I One Dollar, at store or rr.y mail. I or so' i
y V. S. Dully.
Half the peoplo in the world aie
working the other half for chumps,
iiii'l making it pay.
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Bivin
Treatiueut is mmank-i.il to cure aoy ci.se
of nervous debility of whatever csuie.
Six months course with guarantee, $5.
A 1 stole or by mail. For sale by F. S.
Dully.
Egotism makes a man believe tho
world thinks as much of him as ho
thinks of himself.
Wanted The unfortunate lo know
1 hat Dr. Lu Hruu's 0. .V. li. Cure w:;!
cure iu thieo days. One D.iuar at store or
by mail. For sale by K. S. Dully.
The man who never forgets any
thing, nover forgets to bouot of u 10
every one lie meets.
Ladies, despair not. Dr. Lc Brun'B S.
A: P. Pills sure cure. One Dollar; ut
store or by mail. For mle at F. 8. Dai
ly's. The reason most peoplo givo ad
vice so freely is because they are
anxious to get rid of it.
For scventieo years Dr. E. C. West's
Nerve and liraiu 'I icatiin nt has worked
wonders for the sick, pale, nervous, d. -Initialed
uu n and women of this count, r.
tl per box; six for 1. For sale by F. K
Dully.
Tbo man who is willing to do as
he would be done by, always wants
to be dono by Grst.
Yoc will not be disappointed in Dr.
Le Hruu's (i. & U. Cure. No bad eflecls,
no diet; lime days. One Dollar, at
store or by mail. F01 sale at F. 8., Duf
fy's. Nothing hurts a man like pinning
faith to a wrong idea and being
scratch by tho pin.
D.ilicale ladies taku great restorative.
Dr. Le limit's S. & P: Pills. One Dollar,
at store or by mail. For sale I F. ri.
Dully.
We never know what we can do
till we try, and thon we frequently
find that we can t.
You iud no risk. Alb druggists guar
antes Grove's Tustelets Chill Toulo to .do
all that the manufacluier claim for it.
Do a man. Tke Dr. E. U. West'
Nerve and lirain Treatment. It restores
manly vigor. Guaranteed lo cure. 1
per box, iix lor fa. tor sal at i. o mil.
Mine ont of ten men who become!
thoroughly contented, hare outlived
thoir useiulnesa. ': v
No publicity. Send your dollar by maU
and get a box of Dr. Le Bran' G. A .
Cure. Curt in three dij. Never fitli.
For rh by F, 8. Doffy. .
When a man knows hi duty, he
avoid! doing it by aaking advioe. r