RUFE EISELE'S BILLIARD BALLS.
they War Not Ivory or Celluloid
and
- Were NeTer Turned. .
. "How does it coroo that yon havered.
white and blue billiard . balls?" asked
the whip salesman of Rufe Eieclo, who
keeps the Brant House at Sloop Creek.
'"Tis kinder extraordinary, ain't it?"
aid Rufo. "Bat somehow or another
. extraordinary things happen down here.
. You wouldn't believe" it if I told yon
. that I had" them balls afore I had the
table. I bought the table for $40 from
Bart Greenleaf, and he won-it at a raffle
up to Asbory. That table's wnth plum
1 250, and the balls is just a gift of na
ture come by a special act of Provi
dence, yon might say. You never see
balls just like them before. They ain't
ivory, and they ain't celluloid..' If they
was celluloid, they wouldn't be here
iiiow. They ain't this patent putty com--position
that they make cheap pool balls
of either. Just what they are I ain't
prepared to say, and I 'spect that the
mature of the material these were made
from iS changed from what it was at
.first. . '-V.:-:: ;
"I'll tell you how I come by 'em, and
jou'll learn what' extraordinary things
.can happen down hereaways. A year
ago the 18th of June there was a party
of Brooklyn follows down here, and
:they set out for a good time. They
.fetched cards and chips with them and
'lowed to play poker until 4 o'clock in
. 1he morning and then go fishing. I sot
top with them and took a hand in the
game. Wo were setting at that round
table, and it was pushed over in the cor-
: uer ' between them windows. 1iong
about 13 o'clock I was mixing drinks
for the crowd, when I heard thunder and
mutterin and see flashes of lightning.
I told them fellows they'd better move
away from . the -windows, but they
laughed at me. , '.
"One fellow had been winning right
straight along. Ho had a big pile of
chips in front of him, and they was in
' bis way. Bo he began stacking them up
.according to color and laid 25 of each
kind in stacks side by side on the win
dow ilL Meanwhile the storm broke
and the lightning played hob around
the house. The party got kinder scared
hnd jumped np promptly when I pro
nosed to all to go to the bar and have a
drink. I was just setting out the glasses
when there was a swish of lightning
that turned the whole air blue. I didn't
hoar any thunder, but I see big balls of
fire dancing round the room, and one
of them hit me right on the breast and
knocked me down behind the bar. Ev
ery man in the room was hit plumb in
tho gizzard with a ball of fire and
knocked flat I don't know how long it
was before we all come to and took our
drinks, but I do know that the storm
hod passed. I looked round and was
surprised to find that nothing had been
hurt After the fellowB all took their
; drinks they wanted to play poker again
and started for the table There the fel
low that had won most of the chips put
up a holler about them. He said some
body had got 'cm.
"I didn't b'lieve that possible, and I
told him that the lightning had prob
ably knocked them offen the window
silL Then he looked on the floor under
the table and said, 'I don't see no chips,
but here's a billiard ball,' and he picked
up a red balL Now I never hod a bil
liard ball in my house before, and I
-thought that he was playing a trick on
-mo until one of the other fellows moved
his feet and rolled a white ball out on
the floor. I picked it up and found it
tras hot A minute later Ike Hicks gave
nwbotm and held up a blue billiard
ball, saying it was the first ho ever seen
in his life. Then it come to us all at
once that the lightning had struck them
poker chips and melted 'em into solid
fcalls. P'raps they ain't quite as regular
as some, but they answer all our. pur
poses." New York Sun. .
ART AMONG THE ESKIMOS.
Clam Outran In lrory and Bom Who
Can Sfcatata.
We did much entertaining, as we
were continually visited by different
members of the tribe of 200 or more.
They were .content to 'sit and share the
' warmth and shelter of our house and
gaxe on the curious things it contained.
They would turn the pages of a maga-
aine by the hour, and, holding the book
upside down, ask questions about pic
tures. What particularly pleased them
Was anything in the shape of gn, knife
or ammunition. Of eating they never
' tired. ' The amount of . food Way con
sumed was astonishing, and they par-
tioularly reveled in- our coffee, biscuit
and pemmican. This love was mani
fested by a little ditty that they sang
'quite of ton t ;
- : TJh-bUM-.ken, " '
V Uh-pam-a-kem.
" The women are very clever with the
needle, and as most of us bad adopted
the Innnit boot of sealskin . Which re
quired frequent mending, they were al
ways in demand. In mechanioal inge
nuity they are remarkable. Both men
and women are carvers in ivory,- and
the tiny figures human as well as ani
malthat they fashion in this material,
aJthmurh somewhat crude, show no
mean ability.- This skill is also to be re
marked In regard to tho use ol tne pen'
oil One of them. As-sey-e-yeh, drew
.: from toetrirjry a steamer in perspective,
-with the reflections in the water, and
;that,do, in a suggejitive and artistio
way. Frank WUbert b tones in uenrary,
, , la tha Corumaal At. . '
Jin. Claude Wright How do you
like those biscuits, dear? .
5 41 f, J
.love. But, theni to are somewhat out
. of practice.
Mrs. Claude WriahtIf you'll be.
lieve me, pot, 1 haven't mode a mess of
bisriti before sinoe my first reincarna
tion, fi.QPO years ago. .Buffalo Time.
The Voiaht of ability consists in
thorough knowledge of the real value of
things and of the geniul of the age we
Jive in. Boohefoucauld.
The Princess of Wales has an annual
allowance of 10,000 for pin money.
Cure for Headache, . '
' ' As remedy fur all forms of Headache
ElectilciBitler has proved to be the very
best. It etfecls a permanent euro and the
most dreaded habitual sick beadaelie yields
Kn Ht influence. We urge all who are
fC'id.::! to procure a bottle, and give this
fcni'ily a fiiir trial. Incases of IftMtuu!
em. ,. ;..n r.Iirtric Killers cures by
Rivin;; !. i "1 tone to the bowels and
cur ' "i 1 f u o of tliia mcdl-
. ' u 1
. . i ')
Seeing by Telegraph.'
To. the maiix,disooveries of this amov
ing' nineteenth oentury there bids fair
to be added that o? a method whereby
we nioy seo around the" world by elec
tricity.' Apparently it would not be im
possible. Science has proved that sound,
light, heat and electricity are produced
successively by waves or vibrations that
gradually increase in rapidity. What It
is that vibrates scientists are not yet
agreed on, but they are sure that the
theory of vibrations is oorrect
The telephone is an instrument which
enables us to talk at a long distance. A
wire is electrically charged. Thus
charged it transmits the vibrations of
sound produced by the voice of the man
who talks at one end of the wire and
reproduces them at the other end of the
wire where the listener is stationed.
With perfected apparatus it will be pos
sible to talk around the world.
The next question is this: If electric
ity con send sound vibrations over a
wire from Chicago to San Francisco,
why can it not also send light vibra
tions? Tho proper answer is that it can
and will. One of the men who make
this answer is Dr. Frank M. Close of
Oakland, Cal. Ho has invented a ma
chine which be believes will enable an
operator to telegraph a man's face as
effectually as the sound of the voice is
now telegraphed.
' A Swedish scientist has invented a
similar apparatus. Undoubtedly one
or tho other of these, or some other one
that is better still, will be perfected be-
fore, the end of the century. Then when
by telephone with our mend in Lon-
....fcn v .m.
to him, but also to see him at tho same
time. - I
Vd to Date Farmers.
Every great manufacturing plant has
now its chemist Every mining com- take the oath prescribed oy law De
pany has its expert who is expected tor fore his name can bo enrolled. If
know whether it will pay to work this
or that lead and what the cost will bo.
Avery rauroaa company nos its inecnan-
,- , . -i. m j
ical ("nffinepra. its rnms of liivrntnra and
... ... I
smieriiiteridcnts of construction.
Only tho farmers of this aud other
countries havo supposed they could
slump along haphazard, anyhow and
every how, and work just as their an-
cestors did 100 years ago.
xne consequence is tnat tno agricni-
turistsof this country and of Europe
have been left They ore down in the
mouth; they are abandoning their
farms. Tho raason is not far to find.
They have not improved on the old slow
and laborious methods and peasant ig
norance of a century ago.
If agriculturists will wake up from
their Kip Van Winkle sleep they will
find mechanical and chemical invention
will do as much for tbom as for any-
body else. The government has taken
their case in hand. The bulletins peri
odically issued from the United States
department of agriculture many of
them contain knowledge priceless to the
fanner, knowledge that is distributed
free. The agricultural colleges now give
him really practical information how to
improve fata condition. Let him avail
himself of such sources of improvement
Let him know that in these days it is
no more necessary for the monufactur-
er of breadstuffs, meat and dairy prod
ucts to be a drudge and a serf than it is
for the manufacturer of soap or silks or
railroad cars.
It is a sorrowful comment on our
nineteenth century civilization that
very large per cent of city publio school
children have never looked on a sheep,
a pig or a calf and would not know one
if they saw it Many have, never even
seen a cow. . To enlighten . this deplor
able ignorance it has been proposed that
teachers give the children easy and i
miliar lessons on ,the appearance and
habits of common domestio animals.
This would- be an excellent plan where
the teachers themselves knew anything
of the subject, but iu the largest cities
many of them are almost as ignorant as
the pupils themselves. Tho most inter-
estingway to impart the instruction
TTrtfTi. VTL :Z r.
pig into the schoolhonse at the time of
the lesson and exhibit it to the voung
ones. These would be the jolliost object
lessons of the year to benighted city
children. It would not be difficult to
pass the little animals from one school
to another and keep them going. It is
true that with the great number of
heavy lessons now in the schools it
would be difficult to find time for fa
miliar talks on animals, birds, insects,
etc Still, when we remember how little
of the heavy school instruction sticks to
the child, it does not seem as 'though
skipping some of it now and then could
do much harm, v :.
The Philadelphia Press sighs lor a
return of the reasonable fashion that
permitted tbe summer negligee shirt to
be built with a soft collar and soft cuffs
that fitted loosely and permitted the air
to slip freely through and cool off the
heated, perspiring skin. A summer neg-
Uigee shirt with stiff starched collar and
ouffs is even more inartistic than UB'
comfortable, and that is saying much.
This is how Colonel Ingersoll would
bring abont the millennium: "Every
child should be taught to be sell sup
porting aud everyone shonldQo taught
to avoid batng burden on others as it
would shun death.". .
Tnore has been weather this summer
thut makes the weary mortal yearn for
a summer hotel at the north pole.
For Sale.
- Pureiuut to a judgment of the Super
ior Court of Craven county, in a special
proceeding to make nasets, I will tell at
public auclion, at the court Iioum door
in tlie city of Kew Derne, t 12 o'clock
M.. Momlay, October Sth, 18fl, the
fnnilv of re Umptio i of V.. G. Iirinaorj,
deciiinoil, in the lioun and lot fitimtnrl on
on tlio norlh side of 8'iulli Kront atiot.
bolwefn Middle and liuncx k Btrwts.now
occunio.l bv O. U. I i.l). Ti-rms of mlc.
r:-li. S. M. ri:i
T ataajtatran,
Gierk's Office.New Berne, N.C,
; , September 7th, 1890.
Tbe Election Law provides (Sec
tion 9) that whenever, a Precinct, as
laid off by tbe Clerk, shall not be
identical in bound ries with any ex
isting Precinct at tho' election of
1894, then there shall be in snch
Precinct a new Registration. This
provision necessitates a new Regis
tration in tho following named Pre
cincts ," in Craven County where
boundaries have been changed towit:
Maple Cypress, Vanceboro. Fort.88
Barnwell, Core Creek, Dover, lem-
plo's Stanton's, East James City,
West James City, Riverdale, Rocky
Run, Plesant Hill, Ncuso Trent, St.
Phillips' and Pavietown,
- It is f urther provide that where
the Registration Book shall be mu
tilated or lost in any Precinct that
there shall be a new Registration in
that Precinct.
Therefore if in the following Pre
cincts in which the boundries have
not been changed the Registration
book is lost or so mutilated as to
render the. names unintelligible,
then and in that case Registrars are
directed to cause a now registration
of the qualified voters of the Pre
cinct to wit: Truetts, Lee's Farm,
Jagper, the First, Second, Third and
, , i, , , j: . ,
Berne, and McCarthy s Precinct of
the Fifth Ward of the City.
In each and every Precinct where
a new registration is had each quali
I . .1 i . r a ! i. ., i
nea V0Msr wiring to rosier wu.t
(,nere Brjan be no now registration in
l, n, t0,. ,;mnl
11 io uimjiiibu b ii u iuiu wu u i . i.
, , . . , , .
have his namo transferred to
1 " "
the
new book as heretofore wichout
be
ing reqnirod to take the oath
Before entering uoon the dis-
charge of their duties Registrars
must taje aIK 8UbEcribe the oath of
iifit; hfra H, f-lort a
, , ,,
Ju6t.ce of tho 1 eace or other person
authorized to administer oaths,
which oath must be Died in tho of
fice of tho Clerk of the Superior
Court.
Tho time at which tho registration
of voters shall begin is construed to
be Saturday September 26th and
continue for three consecutive Sat
urdays thereafter being October 3rd
10th and 17th.
That October 24th shall be the
challenge day or
day of entonng
challenges, and October 31st the
day upon whicn tho challenges are
heard and decided bv the Precinct
n , , .". , ., ,
Board and Pon whlc.h. the booka
are to bo closed, at 4 o clock p. m.
except in (Jittes-and incorporated
Towns whore they are to remain
open until 9 o'clock p. m. of that
dav.
Registrars are not required under
the New Law to record the place of
birth and occupation of voters.
W. M. Watson.
Clork Superior Court.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Aifu-
llalli
It 01
ttfutuf
tvtrf
Viqpai
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria!
Children CrV for Pitcher's Castork
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
,. , r d-j. l j r .
miuren wy lor ruwiers iMUwno.
Naw Compaulaa In Kngland.
There seems to be no end of new com
panies in the old country, especially in
England, where each week several are
floated. It is noticeable that Simpson
chain shares have fallen in price, owing
to the number of shares offered for sale.
The Simpson people evidently forced
tho market to some extent through the
viotorie8f the chain in tho recent con
tests at Tfie Catford track, which were,
however, so close as to leave the ques
tion of merit is to the plain aud Simp
son chains somewhat in doubt .When
It will have been shown that the plain
chain ie quite as fast as the Simpson,
there is apt to be a reaction of no small
satcre. Beferee. ;. ?
MOTHERS'
FRIEIID"
Shorten lnbor. lessens n&in.
dlmtnlt.hcs danser to life of
both mother ami ciiini and leaven her iu conai
tinn more tavonibla to sneedv recovery.
btroiifter After than ocfore conflaement"
eaya uiomiuent midwifo. 1m Lho beat romedjr
FQH OISIHG BREAST
Known and worth the price for that Alone.
Eiutorsfd and ruuouiuie tided bv mldw lvea and
an latue wno nave uhihi il ,
Ucwara 01 auuatiwies ana uniwuoai.
J .aes Gft::a-C:rth Easy.
Srnt bf Expreng or mall on recefnt of price,
tl.OO per bottle. Book "TO MOTHERS'1
mailed (r,cou(alQlug voluntary UntlmouiaUk
BBADFIELB BKGUUTOB CO., ATURTi, Oi.
OLD T ALU DBTJOOXtTa,
Mftlurial produce Wwknew, General
DebllitJ, BilUonsnew, Low of Appcl.K
I Indication and CoosUpatlon. OrovcV
Tusteleaa Chili Tonic, remove Ilia cause
which produces these trouble. Try U
md you will be di:llhtod. 50 ccuU. To
' t o ' oulne R k for Grove 'i.
United Statao Civil Harvlee Kxamlaa-
(ion.
The United States Civil Sewice
Commission has ordered thatan ex
amination be held by its local board
in this city on Saturday, October
10th, 1806, commencing at 9 o'clock
a. m., for the grades of rt01erk-Day
Inspector," Assistant Weigher-Messenger",
and "Watchman Inspec-
trcss in the (Jlasiued Custom ser
vice. - Only citizens of the United
States can be examined. The
limitations for this examination
age
are
iMova: Minimum Clerk-day In-
I annntor 20. Messenger 20. Watch-
r . --.
man Inspectress 21. No application
will be accepted lor this examina
tion unless filed with the undesigned
in completo form, tlio proper blank,
before the hour of closing business
on September 21, 180G. Applications
shouIB be filed promptly, therefore,
in order that time may remain for
correction if necessary.
The Commission takes this op
portunity of stating that tho exam
inations are open to all reputable
citizens of the United States who
may desire to enter the service,
without regard to race or to their
political or religions affiliations. All
such citizens uro invited to apply.
They shall be examined, graded,
and ocrtified vith ontiro impartiali
ty, and wholly without regard to
any consideration save their effi
ciency, as shown by tho grades they
obtain in the examination.
For application blanks, full in
structions and information relative
to the duties and salaries of the
different positions, apply to B. C.
Credlo, Secretary Board of Exam
iners, Civil Service, Post-Office
address New Berne, N. C.
Biliousness
Is caud by torpid liver, which prevents dlges-
-tion and permits food to ferment and putrlfy In
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
Hloods
lusomlna. nervousness, and,
Pills
it not relieved, bilious fever
or blood poisoning. Hood's
Fills stimulate the stomach,
rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con
stipation, etc. zo cents. oin oy an uruggisis.
QJS cents.
The only Pills to take with
1's SarsaparlUtu
CITY MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Dally by Boberla Hro.,
Wboleaale and Retail Merchants.
Wholcaalo2Irl .
Bib Sides, 41c
Short Bucks 4 Jo,
Mess Pork (new) ( 00.
Rump $0.50.
Short Clear 9.2i.
llan:s, sugar cured, lljc.
N, C. Hums 10JC.
Fresh Pork 4 to 4 J.
Lard Compound, in Tubs, 5 to 01.1
Best Lenf Lard in Tubn. 0c.
Flour, beat palent, H20 to $4.30.
Flour, Fancy Straight, t3.90;to.$3.05.
Straight, $3.60 to S3.75.
Extra Flour $3.25.
Granulated Sugar 5c.
A Sugar 4Jii.
C Sugat 4 2-5c.
Atnlasscs 15 to 25c.
Syrup 15 to 25c.
Cheese 9 to lOJc.
Butter, Boquet Creamy, 20 to 2!c.
Bulter, Datrv, 17 to 18c.
ltio Coffee 14 to 18c.
La Guam Coffee 18 to 20c.
Ground Alum Salt 55c.
Peas 60 to 5.
Chickens, (rown, 45c.
Spring Cliickcns 20 to 35c.
B.eswx 20c.
Peanuts 60 to 70c.
Hides, dry, 2 to 6c.
Ilidi'S,- creen, 2f
IWf m f.-t 4 tolc
Turn 40c.
Oat?.
Meal I3c.
IQISDN
A SPEGlALXYondarTOrToiN
imrj klwu uiHurt pormancntlt
cured i a la u85 dara. Tou can be treated A
I homoforanmeprlceuDilcraUimoa'aaraii
t Jty. lfyouprcrcrtooooioherewewUloooi
""" tract to af railroad faroandhotalbllls.and.
nooharee, 1 1 wo f oil to euro. I f you have taken mr
fllnrv. 'ftUtltt nnt.ttmU. anrl Ml ill hnwsa arhna . ..t
,inr 'luooua l uccnea in mouin, (ore i nroa
'lolea. Conner Colored Httnta. Ill Mr a.
anypartottnebodr. tiuirorKyonrowa falling
out, It ta tliia SecoQdnry BLOOD POISON
we run nice wj cure, wo aoiioitueiBOStoiwu
Data caaea and chullena tbe world for
pane wa oaonot cure Thla dlseaaa hoa a)aya
ba 111 ad the alt til of the moat emlnnnt
Clana- 9500.000 oapttal behind our crwiKlW
ttonal ffnaraaty. Abaolutaproofaeentaeikied on
ftppltcatson. Addreaa COOK HKMKDY iAiZ
Sale of Ileal Estate.
Bv virtue of nn order iued, on the
28ih tti ofAuaoit 1890, by W. II
Wntaon. Clerk ot tne superior Court In
the special procet dina emitted Tlios. F.
McCarthy. Adminisirntnr vs. John 8.
Dixon. 1 1 alt.. I will tell at public auction
at ti e Court 11. -use door, on tne oin nay
f October, 1896, in the city of New
Bcinc. tor emit tbe follonlng described
Kcal Eiitiile.
A certain parcel of land situated In the
city of New Berne, connly of Craven,
known aa i tie ronu uau oi 101 nnnioer
8. accnrdinK to the plan of the division ni
the real estate of Tin Jenkins, deceased;
said lot No. 8 being oo the Wert aide of
GriflKu at., in the triangle; heeinninif at
the North Eaat cornel of lot No. V oi
Griffith street, und running northward
alonir tald atreet to tlia corner of lot No,
Ihcnca with tha lineol lot No. 7, parallel
with Qiueo sr., vtetardly to the back
line; thence- wlih a row of atorea on
II.. h..1r lln Iha Una nt lot Nn.
thence with the lino i.fH No. , taat
wardlv and naralUl with Queen atrett, tol
the beginninj;, ao 4 to contain in ate
one-third nt'lhe piece called the trlnn?le
Mtirl property being recorded io Book No.
118, FolloeBl and 68. ,
Thos. F. McCarthy, Adm'r.
Wm. T. McUabtht, .vtt'y.
9 4 IT A 7
Urtl
I'lHtimmmwiHtWMwmttnr'iittiiTi
Vegetable Preparalionfor As
similating ihcroodandRegula
ttng the Stoaachs and Bowels of
PromotesDigcslioaCheerful
ncssandRcst.ContainsnciUier Opium.Morphine norJlincraL
kot Narcotic.
Oxtfe oOldlkSAMCELEnxma
Pompkm See&
Jlx.Smnm
Jnutecd
Jhaierrmnt -
ffamSced -CleriudSumr
.
VMuyron. Hmnr.
AncrfectHemedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Fevcnsrf
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile -Signature of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Henhood Postered.
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
THE ORIGINAL, ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS,
In sold under poeitivo Written Guarantee.
bynuthonziMi fluent a only, to cure W euk Memory,
DizzinpHH, WnkefulntfMs, Vila, Unteria, Uuick-
nesH, Micht Ikjbpoh, Kvil Dnvims, ljfick of Conu
dpiico, NorvoufiiioeB. Lnssitudo, nil DrainB, Yooth
fu! Krrors, or Kxfwuive Uko of Tobuoco, Opium,
or Liquor, whinh iadn in Misery, Consumption,
Innanity end Uiith. At storo or by mail, $1 a
box: sis for $r; with written enaruntee to
cure or refund mnnev. Mumnie naek-
ase, containing five duyB 'treatment, wiUkJull
instructions. z.t cents, Une pamnlo only boiu to
each person. At storo or by mail.
tarried Label Special
For Impotoncy, Losa ofW
Power. Lost Manhood.
,$1 a box; hU for $ri, witiiaS-
wriiteu ciiarumeesd
tn nnrain ftflflHv.i At atnrn Jl
BEFOREorbymail. AFTER
F. S. Duffy, Sole
Agent, New
Berne. N. 0.
A
B
ifl'8
Splendid en rati vo npent for Nenroafi or Slok
Iltuulachn. linmi Kill mint inn . HlaADlflHBneflL
Upeciii) or peneni! fiuralfriiti aluo for ltheu
Gout. Kidney liisnrderA. Acid Dys
pepsia, Ano'iuiiu Antidote for Alcoholic
nnd other exceuuea, lJrice, ID, 26andfi0oeaU.
Effervotsccnt,
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1 St S. Western Avenuo, CHICAGO.
F. S. Duffy, Sole Agent. New
Berne. N. C.
LADIES DO YOD KNOW
OR. FELIX LI BRUN'S
Steele Pennyroyal Pills
nrn tho original and only
l''KRNCH, Hale and reliable care
on tuo market. Price, $1.U; Beat
by mail. Gonuine auld only by
P. S. DUFEY.
Sole Agent, New
Berne. N. C.
I r BBIIU'O I'OR F.ITIlF.It SEX,
LC Bnun O This remedy belna; In
Jeoted directly to the
Beat or moae aiMBawi
of the denito-Urlnaj-y
Ors-ana. reaalrca bo
chance of diet. Cnre
arnarantecd in t tt I
days. Hmall plain nark
CURB
I ase.. by mall,
a
oo.
itraia only Dy
F. S. Dcffy, Sole Agent,
New
Berne, N. 0.
BOTANIC-
BLOOD BALM.
A household remedy for all Blood and
Bliln diseases. Curtu without (nil, twrof.
ala.l'lren, llheamitlare.ralirra. Salt llbf aa
and every form of blood Diseitae from the
simplest pimple to thefoulest Ulcer. Fifty
years' use with unvarvinir success, dem
n
ni
onstratea Its paramount healinK, purify-
Ing and building up virtues. One bottle
baa more curative virtue than a doten of
any other Id ml. It builds up the health
ana atrengtn rrom tne nrst aoae.
Mr-1FIT for Book of Won
derful cure, tout fret on appli
cation. If not kept by your local drufrgist, send
1.00 (or
a large bottle, or 16.00 for U nov
ties, ana
lclne will be sent, Ireigni
paid, by B
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
-
For Sale bv F. S. Dtjfft.
Camata, and Trada-Marks obtained aad all Pat
entbuiineas conducted for MoDtnaTI irtca.
ooaomeiiaOvaoaiTXU.a. PaTcHTOrriet
Sand wacaaaecure patent la kas time tuaa UMc
itmonuvm n hbhuix ium. ... . '
rfn Vim advlaa. If aateatabls er anC free of i
charge. Onr fea oot dua till patent la aecared I
a aaaieltT. now m voiain raivun, wiin.
coat ol aama In the U. a. and Kmupt eaaainei
eat Iraa. Aaarea,
If A GNOVtfa. CO.
i T ' ' " .7 " . . -
TOCIIIK1 COLD 191 ORE DAT
Take Lnxatlve Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All drugjjislB refund the money if (It fails
w euro. oo.
11
BRAU4 '
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mm
SEE
THAT THE
FAOSIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVEEY
BOTIXiE OF
GASTQE1IA
Oaitorla Is pit up la niacin ltottles oely. It
li not sold in bilk. Don't allow anyou to soil
yoi inythlng tiro on tho plea or pronlM that It
it "Just good" and "vlll answer vmj pir
pou.'1 49- Be that you get 0-A-B-T-O-R-I-A.
Bheamattani Cared.
After emlnentpli;sicians and all other
known remedies fail, Botanic Blood
Balm, (B. B. B.) will quickly cure.
Thousands of testimonials attest this fact.
No case of Rheumatism can stand before
its mii!ic healiiiR power. Send stamp for
book of particulars. It contains evidence
that will convince you that B. B. B. is
the best cum for all Blood and Skin
Diseases ever discovered. Beware of sub
Ititutes said to be "just as good.'' f 1.00 per
Barge Dottle.
For sale by Druggists.
Atlantic & N. C. Railroar
TIME TABLE NO. 2,
In, effect 7:50 M. Wetlneadav, N
27th 1895.
Going East Scoedulu Ucino Was
No. 3.
Pansenger 'Ira int.
No. 4.
Lv. p. m.
SUtious.
Goldstoro,
LaGrange
Kinston,
Ar. New Bern, Lv.
Ar. a. in.
3 20
11 25
10 92
1 32
9 30
S 49
4 12
5 15
5 25
Lv, " Ar.
.9 17
6 37 Ar.
Morehead City, Lv. 8 0?
No. 1. t
No. 2.
MUedFrt.&
Patt. Train.
Stations. I Mixid Frl.&
Pan. Train
Lv. a. m.
Ar. p. u.
7 20 Goldsboro,
7 58 Best's,
8 16 -T LaOeange,
7 30 falling Creek,
9 24 23B . (Kinston,
8 00
7 2)
' 6 50
6 20
0 00
5 18
5 00
4 20
4 00
3 88
S3 20
9 38
; Caswell.
9 53
Ar. Dover, Lv.
jLv. " Ar,
.Core Creek,
I Tuscaroia,
Clark's,
10 15
10 40
11 15
11 31
12 05
Ar. New Bern, Lv.
2 50
10 17
10 13
10 00
1 30
2 13
2 20
2 43
3 13
3 25
3 31
3 40
3 51
P. M
Ar.
Riverdale
Croatan,
Haverlock,
Newport,
t 9 40
Lv.
9 06
8 47
8 38
Wild wood,
Atlantic,
Ar. Morehead City, lv. 8 20
Ar. M. City Depot, Lv 80 00
A. H.
'Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Tuesday, Thursday .and Saturday.
S. L. DILL, Sup't.
Milton, Mem & Moll
TIME TABLE NO. I.
To take effect Sunday.JMay 17lh, 11 DO, at
' 12:00 M.
Superseding Time Table No. 4, Dated
uctober a.m, ibiu.j
Going South, scuedulb. Goino North
No. 7. Pamenger Traint. No. 8,
Lvc. A M
Stations.
Ar. P. M
5 20
I tl
30
9 20
0 5 i
10 09
10 43
New Berne
PolliK-ksville '
Mayaville
Jacksonville
Wilmintou Lve,
3 68
300
I'. M.
12 40
r. M,
ar,
No 6 Pasbknosr amd Fkkioui No. ft
lave Wllniinirton Mondy,W(lii'dav
an Friday. Leuve New .Bern Tuutvluy
Tm naj.iv and Saturday. .
Lv. A. M. Ai. I. M.
7 00 Lv Wilmington An 3 25
7 10 1 W. Sea-Coat P. R. C-oa'g 8 IS
7 S'l Bayniead, 3 66
7 31 Kirk'and 3 4fl
7 4ii ScoilN Bill, S 40
7 68 altnpaiftid, 2 11
8 05 Cypreaa Lake, a OS
8 11 Anoandak 1 61
818 WoodwOe, 147
8 83 Edgecombe iK
8 63 Hollyril(,f 1)7
9 06 Folkalone ' 13 55
S19- Dixon 13 12
9 84 Vera - 13 SS
9 50 Arr. Jacksonville Lr. '.SC.
U 10 Lt. " A-.r. 101ft
1119 Nortbeaat 10 (X!
1188 ' Whiteoak . Vi
11 58 Kayaville 18
1318 Bavenawind 8 88
IS SO ' Pollocktvilla 8
12 58 Del)rub; 8 28
180 Arr. NewWra Lt. 8 00
P. M. A U,
Dkllj Except Siaiay.
H. A WHITINO, '
Qcrjarai Uanacac.
J. W. MABTBKI8,
Crenl. Frt. aad I'aaa. KtA .
Tou ran no risk.' "AH dnnriita cuar
antee Qrora'l Taatalaaa Chill Tonie to do
all that the manufacturer claim lot it,
JLOW KATES
- TO
BALTIMORE!
VIA
BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE
& RICHMOND STEAM-,
BOAT COMPANY.
From Norfolk and Old Point
$1.00 One Way.
$1.50 Itound Trip.
First-Class Tickets.
First-Class Ships.
First-Class Accommodat'ns
Everything First-Class.
THESE RATES EFFECTIVE Ana.
24TB, 1899.
Leave Norfolk daily, except Sunday,
5.30 p. m.
Lenve Old Point daily, except Sunday,
C:30 p. m.
Arrive Baltimore, 7:00 a. m.
"Norfolk wharf, Boot of Fayette
street, one block from Atlantic Hotel. .
Now is the time to go to Balii
more. Take advantage of the
liw tatea. State rooms reserved
in advaui'e.
For tickets and information, apply to
WM. IIENKY TAYLOE,
District Passenger and Ticket Aconl
No. 58 Main street, Norlolk, Va.
. N. SHtTU, Ticket Ast. Old IVint, V
O. ID- LXafcTIE.
FREIGHT & PASSENGER.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The Steamer NEUSE
la scheduled to sail from New
born as follows:
MONDAYS, . WEDNESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
Sailing hour s:30 p. m. Sharp.
Freight received up to s o'clock
For iurtlier Information apply to,
GEO. .HENDERSON, Agent.
June 23. 1890.
Sleeplessness, mental depression, loss ol
memory and all nervous diseases cured ny
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Trout
rnent. $1.00 per box; six for $5.00. Cure
guaranteed. For sale by F. 8. Do By.
The only thing a man wants after
he gets all the money he needs, is
more.
Ladies uce Dr. Le Brun's French 8.
& r. Pills for health. One Dollar by
mail or at store. For sale by F. S. DuftvC
Riches have wings, and green
backs might as well be printed or
fly paper.
'Truly, the centlcman's friend, is Dr. Le
Brun's U. &, (r. Cum. At Rtnra nr aanl
bv mail. One Dollar. For sale hv P. K.
Dufly. - I
Take care of the pennies, anu .he
dollars will be blown in by your
netri.
Hysteria,! convulsion. Lints, nery.iui
prostration, wskelulnesH, loss of memory.
cured by Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and
Brain Treatment. At store or by mai.
81.00 per box or cix lor $5.00. Guaran
teed. For sale by F. S. Dufly.
lt is no trouble to see that wealth
is a crrse, as long as tho other 1 al
low has it.
Cure in three iluys, nn worry, no diet
never fail. Dr. Le Brvu's O. & G. Cure,
At store or by mail; uo publicity. 81.00.
For sale by F. S. Duffy.
A great financier is a thief who is
successful. A thief is a great finan
cier who fails.
Wanted Ladies to know that. Dr.TLe
Brun's S. & P. Pills are for sale tt our
stora, $1.00, or will be Sent by mail.
Cot sale by F. S. Dntly.
Somo old-fashioned folks, like bal
let girls, keep their fortune in
their stockings.
We have the sole agency for the aaie ot
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat
ment. Written gurantee given to cure or
the money will be refunded. $1.00 per
box or aix lor 85.00. For sulo by e. a
Duffy.
Some people have more money
than brains, and are not considered
wealthy either.
Excel all others io quickness." no bad
effect, no publicity at aiore or by mail.
One Dollar, Dr. Le Brun's a. t. O. Cure.
tortile by r . B. Uutty.
The business in which you know
yon could make money, is always
monopolized by others. ,
If health is desired, ladies try Dr.
Le Brun'aH. & 1'. Pills, tho only French
One Dollar at store or by mall. For
aaie by F. 8. Duffy.
When a man disputes with a too!,
the fool ii doing the same thing.
.Heel lice a new man and life Is worth
living since I took a course of Dr. K. C.
West's Nerve and Brain Treatment, For
aaie by F. a Duffy.
After a man's iaw begins to swell,
he rStlizes that silence is golden. .
Delays are dangerous, Uat of Dr.
Le Brun's G. & G. Cure at one. One
Dollar, at store or mjjruall. at F. H.
Duffy's. . . ,
Warranted no cure no'pay. There 'am
many Imitations. To get the gen'iioe a '
lor Grove's,