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THE journal; , ' Published every day la the year, ex cept Monday, at 96 Middle Street. ; iPboks No. 8. . CHARLES L STEVENS, DITOK AMD PROPRIETOR. SUBSCRIPTION BATES: One year, in advance..... ... $4 00 une year, not in auvance o w Monihly, by carrier in the city ' CO Advertising Rates furnished on appli cation. Entered at the Post Office, New Berne, N. U as second class matter. New Berne, NX. Not. 18, 18U7. ABOLISHMENT OF IHTJNICIPAL CONTROL. The decision of the Supreme Court of North Carolina in the Wil mington case of Harris vs Wright, for the mayoralty possession, is one which has vital bearings on munici pal Control in this State. A reading of the text of this de cision as telegraphed, and published in these columns on Wednesday, m let strike and impress the average t unking reader with the thought, does this decision mean the doing away with local self-government, and the establishment of a State control over the cities of the State ? Whatever may have been the pur pose or plan of the constitutional convention which in 1875 atnendod Article 7 of the Constitution, so as to give the legislature such absolute power, whenever it chooses to use it, is unimportant save as it affects the State today, or in the future. The investment of the legislature with such powers as this Wilming ton decision by the Supreme Court claims for it, cauuot be regarded kh anything but dismay by the people of every municipality. The investment of such powers means that legislation of the most dangerous chaiacter can be enacted and enforced against every city iu North Carolina. It practically removes the privi lege and right of local franchise, as a gubernatorial appoiotmant may deprive the citizens of all power of local self-government. With the legislative power, sec onded by the appointive power of the Governor, the State must be completely in the p wer of whatever political party is in control. This power centered in one polit ical party however fair or just It may seem, is a serious matter to progress, and the development of the social, educational and material in terests of the people It isa menace to citizenship, while it is a means of dangerous political power, one which no party should be or is entitled to hold and use for its own aggrandizement. This centralized power and con trol of municipal affairs in any State, however far its advancement, must prove a demoralizing ,'orce, and is- pecially must such power be demor alizing when it cm be used to affect a racial equality. Like the enforcement of any bad law, so must this deprivement of local self-government work its own cure, and the voter must rise to the occasion and rescue himself from this political eugulfment which threatens to take from him those inherent rights of local self govern ment and the rights of citizenship secured through local self-govern merit. Paddy and the Ttrrapla. The chief of the LindelL Hotel, St. I. on in, gent Puddy lirennan, recent importation, into the cellar for a couple of terrapin. Paddy hadn't heard the name before, but thought they must be some new kind of birds. 1 he cellar was dark, and he lighted a candle, dribbled a little grease on a thing that looked like a stone and set his candle In the greaso. Then he turned to look Statu or Ohio, City or Toi-rdo, I Lucas County, " Fiianr J. Chrnkt mskts oath that lie ii the senior partner of Ibe Ann ut F. 1 Cheney A Co., doing businses Id Ilia City f Toll do, County sud btal slbresald.aod lint Mid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS lor each and rvt-ry care of Catash lint cannot In cured bj the uts of Hall's Catarhh Cur. FRANK J. CHENEV. Hwoio to bifura msand subscribed Id m prsetoce, this 0th day of LYnrabcr, A. D. 1890. . A. W. GLEiSOX, ' It.itary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inlsrosllj, and acts directly oo the blood tod mucous surlacst of Ibe system, tad fur ttstlmo Dials, tiee, ' ' t. J..CH BSItT t CO., To!e Io,0: Rold by UruftiiMs 75c. - . -Hill's Family fill, are M 14. ' ., for the bird. To Ins horror the "stone walked off with the candle, lie called for help, and they found him on his It Dees praying for bis bids. The laugh was on Paddy, and cow when asked if he knows what terrapin are he replies: "Be gobr, I does." .' . a Tnexpladcd Shall The Aiken (3. C.) Recorder Sivs: "Dr. Teagne showed us the other day the fuse of an uneiploded 300 pounder Parrot shell which was dis covered under a pew in St. Mich ael's Church, in Charleston, when the church was overhauled after the earthquake. We were especially in terested iu this bit of past history, as the shell was taken from beneath the pew which was owned by Mrs. Arthur Ford's father. She and her family little realized when they sat placidly for so many years after the war nnder Mr. Keith's 'good minis trations that they were in such im minent and immediate danger of fire and brimstone. This was the only shr II that struck St. Micbaal's Church daring the two year' bom bardment. It entered on the south east corner of the church and lodged under the 'floor of the northwest side on Broad street. When the church was got ready for service after the war the floor was simply replaced and this uncanny visitor left, its presence unsuspected by the, congregation." Cores to fetay Cored. Thousands of voluntary certifi cates received during the past fif teen years, certify with no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) will cure to stay cured, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcere, Sores, 1 lotches, and the most ma ligimnt I lood and skin d'seases. Botanic Blood Balm is the real It of forty j ears experience of an emi nent, scientific and conscientious physician. Send stamp for book of wonderful cures, and learn whit h is the best remedy. Beware of substi tutes said to be "just us good" and buy the long-tested and old reliable Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) I'nce only .uu per largo bottle. EFFECTED AS ENT1KK CURB. For over two voars I have been a great sufferer from Kheumutism, af fecting both shoulders to such an extent that I could not put my coat on without help. I ho nseo! six bottles of Botanic Blood Balm, li. B. B , effected an entire cure. I re fer to Rev. W. W. Wadsworth, pro prietor Coweta Advertiser, aud to all merchants of Newnan. Jacob F. Si-oncler, Newnen, Ga. For sale by Druggists. IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. The Duration of Life Varies According- to Circumstances. Among the loug lived in the animal kingdom we may mention birds, fish and reptiles, although even in the lower animals the duration of life varies im mensely, according to the species. Of tub, the carp are especially long lived. Among birds, some of the parrot spe cies are supposed to live over 100 years. The swan, the raven, the eagle, are also credited with great length of life. In the mammalia, the elephant at tains the greatest nge. It grows for 25 to 30 years and is suid to live from 100 to 150 years and even longer. We have no a ccn rate means of ascertaining the whale's age. A lion is said to have lived 70 years in the Tower, but there is no ev idence that he attains anything like that age in the natnrul state. Forty years is recorded by naturalists' as the extreme age. The camel may attuin the age of 50. It eats little aud drinks less. The horse is comparatively a short lived ani mal, but it is a well known fact that when he does little work and passes the greater part of his days iu pasture he may attain to about 40 years of life, bnt when a horso is hard worked and fed, moreover, upon beans, oats and other ossifying foods his days are much shorter. In the vegetable kingdom the yew at tains great aga Thoso at Fountains ab bey are about 1,200 years old. Two orango trees at Borne, planted respec tively Ly Ht Dominic and Thomas Aqniuaa, are said to be from S00 to 600 years old, nud there are records of trop ical trees thut, counting by their rings, are supposed to have attained the age of BOO to 1,000 years. Nineteenth Cen tury. Mlie'd Eng-Hib. American aud English tourist who visited lachl, in Austria, recently were confronted with the following notice on a signboard over the door of one of the hostelries of the place, "To the gentle mans Euglanders aud American crs, lien yon become asaes." Upon inquiry it was lcarmd that the purport of the sin gular sign was that the proprietor of the place had donkeys to let which were used for excursions into the neighboring mountain. A much traveled cobbler, who professed to be ablo to master the English language, was responsible for the aniline wording of the sign. He bad translated the (Junnan sentence, "Aa die Herren Englander tuid Amerikauer, bier bekonimt ihr Esel," the latter four words meaning "here you can hire Pattaaaa. Patienoe is most necessary qualifi cation for trasinesa. Many nian wopld rather yon beard bis story than granted bis request Yon most seem to bear the anreasuiable demanda of the pntn lani unmoved and the tedious details of the dull nntired. That U the least price that a man mast pay for a high station. New York Ledger. . t cusib a tL ia ! oar , Take Laxative JtVomo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund lb money if it faili to cure. I.V. The genu ine hat IV 11. Q. on each tabltt. . HOMEMADE .ELECTRICITY. gone Simple Methods by Which It May - Be Generated. ' ' It has been discovered that if a steel knife and a silver fork be inserted in a large orange an electric current will be generated. If the end of the fork and the end of the knife sticking from the orange, be connected with an electrio measuring instrnment, quite a percepti ble current will be found to pass. The same kind of a battery may be made by substituting a encumber for the orange. In fact, any acid fruit may be used. In order to make a voltaic, pile it is only necessary to procure ten or more pieces of line about an inch square, the same nmnber of pieces of copper and a like number of pieces of paper. The paper should be thoroughly soaked in vinegar. : First take a piece "".of zinc. On it place a piece of vinegar soaked paper, then put on a piece vf copper, then a piece of papej, then another zinc and then paper, and so on until all the pieces of sine, copper and paper have been used. , It is important that a piece of zinc should be on one end and a piece of copper on the other. After the pile is completed again soak the whole slight ly in vinegar; then clean it off on the outside. ' If the forefinger of one hand be held against one end and the forefinger of the other hand be held on the other end ot the pile, quite a perceptible current will be felt. If several persons clasp hands and the persons on each end of the line touch the voltaic pile,- the cur rent will flow through the bodies of all those in position. The thermopile is another electrical current producer that may be made in any household at a trifling expense. The electric current is generated in this case by heat, and anything from a can dle to a live coal may be used to pro duce the beat Take a lot of German silver and copper wire aud cut it into six inch lengths. Then take a German silver length and a copper length and twist the ends together. Yon will have a V shaped arrangement of wire. Take another length of German silver wire aud twist one end of it tightly around the copper end of the V. Continue the process until you have a long succession of what might be called W's or double V i arranged with alternate pieces of copper and German silver wire. Now take two large curtain rings. Bend your string of wire lengths until it has assumed the position of a star and clamp it between the two curtain rings. Oue end of the string of wires should be copper and the other German silver. You will find when these are clamped between the curtain rings that the in ner points of the star form a small cir cle in the middle of the rings. The rings should be placed on uprights and a candle should be lighted, so that the flame will play between the inner points of the star. New York Herald. MODERN NEWSPAPERS. There Are No Prejudices In the Way of the New Journalist. The new journalist has no prejudices that interfere with his business ends. The founder of his school was the first man to make an absolutely nonpartisan paper, aud the successful men I talked with declared that the best way com mercially to make an editorial page was to turn it over to some man with mind and character who would direct its policy independently and in good faith in the interests of the community as a whole, regardless ot parties, cliques, advertisers or any other inter ests, however powerful- But while this is being done the business man who proposes to conduct the enterprise would have an equally independent news department, and, having the most intelligent readers to begin with, be would broaden the news policy from their point of view, spending as much aa sensationalism costs for more important, better written news. In short, the com mercial ideal contains distinct apprecia tion of the power of opinion, but it prizes just as highly the value of the authoritative statement of all the newa "There's not room for many such newspapers, bnt that's the kind that would live and pay forever, " said my uew commercial journalist J. Lin coln Bteffens iu Scribuer's. Roae U the Oeeaatoa. The story of a young woman who wound up her letter to friend with, "P. 8. I forgot to tell yon I was mar ried," is matched, says the London Tel egraph. Miss Kate of Belfast re cently consented to adopt the uame of a gentleman friend, and so they were married. . hho is in Dublin now and is stopping at the Gresham hotel. The other day she made some purchases, and in going borne she suid, "Yon may scud them home tor me Mis Kate , (Intbstn hotel. " She bad reached the sidewalk before he recollected thut she had given her maiden uumo. With admirable wit she stepped tack and suid to the clerk, "Oh, by the way, send that package to Miss Kate , care of Mrs. , Ureaham hotel, " ud she swept out of the More is if she bad been married IS years. Trllow Jerk frearatallT. Guard against Yellow Jack hj keeping the system thoroughly clean andfree from germ .breeding mat ter. I 'ascareti Candy Cat hart c will cleans (ho system and kill all con a.iopi difeetv germa. Doubling Your Prosperity. The prt motion 3t corpora tions, the handling of tlwlr locks sod bonds, a special- tr. W will orfCnlM you a cor poration, help yoo lo sell stock, and rrlinps make your fortune. The American PablisliPM, J adit tad Investment Association, PMILIP WILLIAMS AVEMTT, Special (toutlirrn Iteprearn laller. t'ilitvns allnrml llsnk UulMIng, HALKIOII, - EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR WEAK MEN OF ALL AGES free I TO ALL! Vmen7 NO MONEY 11 ADVANCE. W stermi appliance mni edentlfle rem edies aent on trial to nnr tellable man. A world-wldo reputation back of this offer. Every obstacle to asppr married lire removed. Full strength, development and toue given to every portion of the body, fcailuro Impossible: age no barrier. . no u. i. if. Koeme. Mill. IklLUIUHL UUs. t . BUFFALO, N. Y. if lit World ! "SUNLIGHT." CD BO 5" GO tr 5- r O NO. 8S0. The SuQlIght" Campiny IS WORKING UNDER ITS OWN PATENTS. AND IS NO INFRINGEMENT. ; : . What the Philadelphia Tines sty j i "The 'Sunlight' Lnmn Is said to ho en llrely superior to the Welbachs Light as It gives a more natural color to objects, and does not create the ghastly appear- nnce that the Welsbach Light doe. It Is furthermore worthy of note that the onongni- uas ivitnp Mamie win last twice as long is any other and that it will increase the light at one ImlMhe cost ior ga. The "Sunlight" Lljrht is brilliant, mellow, and gives all objects in their natural color, resting instead of straining the eje. Order the SUNLIQHT." Beware of Imitations. . Sold by . . HITMAN SUPPLY CO., - NEW BERNE, N. C. V. L. DOUGLAS $3SHOEtHBeoV,d. rnr 14 TMrs Ists th', hy airrlt as disfnnrM til cnn.petllurA -jLirJr"1" . J"- " rt" lhis o( fellleri worsmra, rrjiwi Ih. l.-a mstrrl.l MH, i ikm prir, 'fa i" i-rs d i.kii.' . U IXmsIs sanrs are fndw4 i! JT"? I""11 rrs as Ibe beat la si aa4 daral.lllir n ear ' sfj i in uiml at iho inirm. Thy are n.xla In all ika latest Said by JT. J. Ilaxter. New Berne Mails. Notice t iivea Uiat oo aivl afu this data m dli ! For all uolutl In Pamllra Pj.iini. Booth frs.lt tloa of Jieaurort Count) Cliaaj at a Ul. I I Firr Van-vlrn and Post Omc It N.ptilms part U Cr.o County cUm a. 11 Boat. for Brl'alr aad Lima, 9 s. . For W jliiorrl, U a. hi. All irmil for D. Bruhl rs b KJUiliw fille, the l inner otll.e u d fOnutluufr', Vsc ore an I arrival 2 u,, VertcehoM mail .r 1 p, ri. U . MANLY, t'oslanairr Wbeb talking to About Furniture The sharpest point we can " r . argue is the fact that our ' ' r ; - LONG K8TABLIBIIBD.bu8ine88 - - and the Great Army of Sat- ' '. Isfled Patrons .wo have " . made is the best testimony - . ' . i as to the quality of our -----.i : - goods and llioway we do :-v ' business, -. . i ' . , " ALL KINDS OF - - Desirable Can be' fonnd here Furniture .SfiST?,. If yon are -contemplating A the purchase of Furniture ' ' " . a call at my store will " - prove profitable, 'i ' . ' - x" John; Suter, Under Hotel Chattawka, New Berne, N. C. ' ' J - FINANCIAL. ' r Farmers : & Merchants eee BANK e Bearan. s-oaiixess May, isoi. Capital Sleek,-;.,;. $75,000.00 Surplus aud Profits,...,.; 11,111.41 ' r :- OFFICRKS: . t U H. CoTLia, President. ... , . w. B. Ciiadwick, vtee Pr. - T. W. ilswar. Cashier. . - -- J. w. jjioulk, Teller.' ; jr. V. Matthews, Collector. .,' D1KKLTOUS: L. II. futlir. John Suter, W. I!. Riiuler. W. rt. t liatmlk, l'.ll.l-eUttlcr, J. ll.;in,k. v. n.wn.ini n. ai. jurbtt). i.w..iwey. - We want your business ajid feci thut we can offer yon as much in return re any other bank in the city. ' It is our endeavor to make business relations mut ually pleasant and profitable to our patrons. . J. A. BRYAN, THOS. DANIELS, President. , . Vice Pres. tt.H. BOBEBTS. Cashier. THE NATIONAL SANK. , Of NKW BKRNK, . O. - ZNOOBFOBASSD 1865. Capital, ............ Surplus Profits,. ,$100,000 ....98,168 ;. . DIBICTOBSi J as. A. Bbtan, ' '::;. Tho. DAirrnLS.' Chab. 8. Hhtiv. J. H. HAOKaUkS ; L. HARVtr H. &. ilisuor; Jho, Dosk, O. H. Kobiet T. A. Uracil, Pits, E.R. Meadows, Vice Pre - ' ";- U.M.aaoVBS.Cashler. CITIZElVS bank OS" NirW BUBNB, 1ST. O. DO A OEKERAL' RANE1NU BUSINESS The AoeoatiU ot Bants, Bankers, Corpot attons, rarmora, Merchanl anil others re eelved on lavor&lile t4rms. i rowpt ami eart tol attontlnn given to the Intel' si of our eat tomers. Coll etlons a spoulalty. . - aoARDoruiaaoroiis, Penltnacd tTlrtch J. A. Meadows, Samuel W.I pork, Clioa. If. fowler, J. . Uraliii;er, B- W.SmaMwooil, tteo. N.Ives. K. II. Meadows, -- Cha-. UuOy, Jr. lata s Keilaiond, ' Slayer Hatin, .TUoiiiae A.Urrar, C.K.Knv W. r. Crockett. - I'KOFESSIONAL. P. M. Simmons, ' A. I. Ward Nimmo!iM V Ward, , ATTOUNEYS and COUNSELORS al - - ; LAW. -"'". 5EW BSUNS, k C. . Praciloe In the aonntieaof Craven, Dnplln, Jonee, Onslow. Carteret and t'aniltooi In lue Supraine and Keflnral Courts. wnteoat , Naaiis rraat Mj reel Hotel hai taw ka. s P. II. IVlIetlcr, - ATT0BNET AT LAW, ; : Middle Street. Lawyers Brick ' Balldlnr. V Will nrartlre la the Conniles of Craien f arteret. Jnnee. Onslow and I'amllMi. II. 8 Court at ew Uame and Muun-me Court f . 1UIANCII OFFICK IF. i PcittildJ Co., , fSiirceasors to U. W, Silsbj-Jt Co )" BankerM ; "' , nnd - ISrokcrx. - Stacks, BeaJs. ('tt-a, Urala, ' ' ' . Pretlsloas Bought and sold for rash or ou margin t unr per cent. In lots fr.nu ju up, s Over Ortum Ksuhiiiiii, - (. . lafNitlioiml I) ink Kufurenceri. ' tyConai ant ynol nitons. . A. O. NKWIlKUfi?. . ''- ' - nar. XO.VT! Certldcale Nn. mil. for Konr Rhar. s Capital HKK-k, Ahtnlio 4 Nonh (Jnrollna Railroad Company. Application will br made for ecrlillcale for same. - M. I)sV. 8TKVENSON. Nov. 5th, IW. X?Xfcti(or'ft Tiuivt Ilavinf tills Any 4jiialifll aa to the )n.l will aud li-slamrnl i f Kinlly Williams, dr-ivainil. nun hrrrbf giTrn Dial all iH rxona I. , claims agiilnat said rllr Kill : tlirm for fmrmi'iit on Im fnr t o day of NurrrnlM-r, -.-, nr lln i wlll li ,l. i In lnr i'l li ir i All fx-rs-jin iii'ti lii. -I In I in- b . i i i Will hlillll llhllU-lllllll- ilV ! I I I Ml, Tins Utli (tny i.f .,,-,. " . i It. K ' KtiTulnr of ' i i I J. W. STEWART, Prest ENOCH WADSWORTH, Vicc-Prest. Rooms 8 ft 0, Waves Uolldlng, , Opp.Baptist thurch, Mid dle Street. - - New Investment I Offick Hours: City Property Bought , . - nd Sold. 11 A. M. to 2 1 M CITY' LOTS, ' " A handsome and most desirable resi-' dence, located, on the south side of Change at it Intersection with East Front street, adjoining the' reniiicnctt ot the late Judge Seymour.: . Handsome house, with additional lot adjoining for anotl er residence, most delightfully lo cated; and one of the handsomest and moat desirable dwellings ht trie city, xi On Bouth Front Stret t, uetweem Cra ven and East Front Handsome, remod eled brick' residence, 0; rooms, i three stories and basement, till modern conwn icnecs, Until rooms, &e. '"'Delightful lo cslion for summer or winter residence.' - One double house in Pavietown, now, Oioonn. -XT -u. -.,;.;: -' A lmudsomo building lot 100 feet Slid.; die Street hy 107, 8 In. deep; inumdiarVly north of the dwelling owned hy J. F. IvPBr -tO Rlllt Plimlinaai-d iT.tj. I... ...Ill l. divided Into two lots, 60 feet frontage each. . .." . - . A moat desirahln rABtjIpnnM int aliota on Neuse river, tit the foot of Pollock st . siiimuio tor nanusomo dwelling, but will he sold in smaller parcels on satisfactory terms. : Two new dwellings suitable for small families; all modern conveniences; west THE NEW BERN FIRE OF NEW CAPITA! tlTDOES A GENERAL FIUE INSURANCE BUSINESS. TA. GREEN, President, GEOHOE QUEEN, tSccrctary. J. J. WOLFENDEN, Gcn'l ARenf. P. P.P. im. Tl D T) 1. medical science, curing all Scrofulous Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheuma tism, Catarrh, Neuralgia, Malaria and Nervous Dersngements. P. P. P. is sold by all druggljta. $t a bottle; eix bottles, $s. LIPPMAN DROTHERS, Savannah. Ga. For Sale by T have used 9 FI1SOS for Consumption, and can -" recommend it above all others ' for Couffhs and Colds. ,; - ; : v It is selling: like hot' cakes. , . fljmm 11. v. smpfiow; Funeral Director nnd I2rabalmer. ' Olllcc 08 Droad Street, next to Hlewarl's slsblcs. rU-aiiU-nos 108 HrnsU Street, - I SHiirlul roluK a specialty. 1 r 1 f .. e-wl m l--. -q-i r t.. Mr, 1 M ,1 , ai . --ar-.iitiilf.H fc;riora.Tt fit. f- .-..tr, 1. OprociTi j ri. a.TiMTo-n- . . . if iiq thiu .it iu ii M Uuto ' uut Uxis. - .11 MalnnniA, 1 ,ii 1 riiawmir nr 1 '".to wt'll Jii-vr'.n . tl-il leu I. da. I r J. "Hl"'ii.. 1" L. '1 1 lirtilUl si OWEN II. OUIONS, Becy. THOS. DA-NIELS, Treas. Bern Company, : Honey Advanced . for Purchasers. - Investments i , ' SoticiTEn: aide of Hancock street, between Pollock ... and South Front. - - w . -', , FABMS. . One fine 2(14 acre farm, one and one- -half miles from New Bern, on south side : of Neuse road. --2 'M::-.-' . . Several valuable farms near the village of Dov. r. and Cove. ' 250 acres 1 mile above Core '-reek station; 600 acres 2 . miles from Core creek, 300 acres of good meirlisnltthte timber Iho eon; S80 iicres Nn I tobacco lnn'l,on road tietween Dover and liore crenk public roads; t l-lft acre lot in center i f village of Cove. All -the above conlnirts good dwellings barns and - stables. Terms reasonable. - . - ; One dsirable 40 acre farm, on south, side of Trent river, 2i miles from New Brrn. 'Vi-'',-:-,'.;.--"v'-' ..'i'"'.:i. A desirable farm, 4 miles from tli city, lying on the A. & N. C; R. 1C and Nt'iisu river; ICO acres, i- One excellent farm of 250 acres on" Trent road. 2 miles from New Bern. "A most desirable, farm consisting of 125 acres, 8 miles from New Rente, on A & N. C. B. It. and Bachelor's creek. . - v An exceeuiiiKiy lilif iiiriu, a iiiiu-n inuii "the cily, containing 650 acres, on Neuse road. - . MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., BERN; N. C. $50,000,00 W. B. F,i,ADFB,lVl . JOHN DUNN. I nfflces: OVER CITIZENS BASK. This woman is a picture of per fect With. Her existence la not made miserable by Shattered Nerves, Wasting Irregularities, uyspepsia, u,o Blues, or any of the manifold derangements caused by weRk or Impure blood.' She is full of life and ambition. She is handsome. She is happyr T!. , l- , , . . . Aiuu uiuua cunrain inrougu ner veins maintains her magnificent womanhood, warding off the In numerable diseases to which a ' weaker woman would be suscep tible. : ' . Miss Alice Hastings, Savannah, Oa., says she was suffering all " the torture of a ter- rible case of scrofula, and no relief could he nrttalttauS nnlll OUT,- Uppman's Great Rent. ' edy, was tried $ there-. ault was a complete core. -. (LIPPMAN'S GREAT REMEDY) Is the Ideal nt'edl- vine iot women, its use insurea ncaiui ana tne sub stantial attractiveness which health alone ran rw.. 41. . -XI 1 . J Ti r . IV P. DUFFY. GUStAV PALK, DruKist, .. . Winton Place, Ohio." Aupist 31, 1897: Under Hotel Chattawka, Ntw Berne, N. C, 4 liltALlia IN , Sasb, Ccors, Blinds, Lime, 'to PLASTER,, Garland's . . Stoves 6 Ranrec Cure. mm Dcvoc's Ready, Mixed Paint,' Air-Ti He t ' r
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