TUii JOURNAL.
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Put'.hd Tary day ia Ut ytar,
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CHARLES U STEVEN.
uiitoi in) raomcroa.
8UB3CKIPTI05 BITES:
Otf year, ta advaae, j
, (Mr yaar. kot ta sdvaaea. 00
HoeUilv, by emr la la ottr
AdverUatat- Bat lorakUd oa eppll
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Entered at la IVrtC4Boa,l(w Baim,
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OBelal Faaer f Hew Bora
'.r- Craves Ceaaty.
Sew B.ra.K. C, Fea. 11. 18M.
iMMOIUU OOBOIlll
' , " Within a few weeks and tba Fifty
fifth Congress will hava ended.
- Sioee the Ciril war do CongriM
' haa been to memorable, w remark-
- abla in ita itirrinf action,' and with
reoord of to much of ilal iutarcat
' and importance to avert section of
tbit eountrj.
" Tha Fifty fifth Congraaa fau ac
compliabad a mighty work in de
stroying and wiping oat the last
vestige, with a aingla atroka, of tha
; diaability aUtotea, tha product of
tba war between tba Stale, thus
ailenctug forever the aecticual dia
j cords which havo marred tha pei-
.frct lymmelry of tbia great nat.on.
Thia waa a work in itaelf luDioient
to mako nolo worthy tba Fifty fifth
, Congress. .
Than cornea tba legislation which
waa necessary to inaugurate, proee
cuta and bring to a successful con-
cluaion a war with a great foreign
Power, and history shoes tio wai
which waa ao quickly determined in
' favor of one tide, aa against tba
. other.
i The annexation of tha Hawaiian
Iilanda, waa the work of the Fifty-
- liftb, a moat imporUnt achieTeme'it,
Of the mauj minor matter which
came under the Fifty-GftbCoDgrtea
tha record ia a notable one, but the
. miuor acta fall into insignificance,
being over thedowned by tha great
erenie which thia Congress was
' callid opon to.decide and administer
upon. '.''', ,
It haa had ita weaknesses, made
failnrea by not coming up to inert
iasnei which it might have success-
- fully coped with, yet in those most
momentous affaire it has shown
. greatness, and its members have
risen to the measure of statesmen
and patriots, worthy of the name of
- American. ' .
: The Fifty-fifth Congress must
.'- alwayi be rgarded in history aa a
- memorable and notable one.
State op Ohio, Citt of Tolbbo,
. Lucas County, j is.
Frank t Cheney makes oath that he Is
the tenior partner of the firm of F J
' Cheney & Co., doing business In the
city ot Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay tha sum
of one hundred dollars for each and
every ease of Catarrh that cannot be
-. cured by the use of Hall's Csttarrh Cure
" . '- Fbank J. CnERKT.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my. presence, this 6th day of December,
AD, 1888.
BKAL. I ..... - A. W. GLSABOlf.
, Notary l'ubllc.
. Ilall'a Caurrh Cure is taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood snd mucus
surfaces of the system. Bend for test!
monisK tree.
F. 3. CnBKBV ft Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75o.
Hall's Family FlUs are the best.
.' Br Any Other Rama.
Some one asked Smalor . Hanna
whether his subsidy bill would paa.
Mr Hanna threw np his hands In holy
horror. "Don't call It a subsidy bill," ha
exclaimed. "Please refer to It ss the bill
to aid our merchant marine."
. -. aioe. . ,i. , .
Dr. K. Uetefcaa'a Aatl Dlaratie
May be wortbjmore to youban91(IO if
you have a child who soils bedding from
incootenence of water during sleep.
Cures old and young alike. It arrest the
trouble at once. 91. Sold by C. D. Brad
ham, druggist, New Bern. N. C
SilaatKoraaa Brides,
During the first day of her married
life a Korean bride must not speak, not
even to her hujband. It Is considered a
shocking breach ot etiquette. But the
next morning she Is permitted to give
f res rein to her tongue, and may Jabber
thereafter to her heart's centent. -
;:r. S. A. Fackler, Edlior of theatican
,- (F!a.) Hustler, with his wife and
; ten, suffered terribly from La Grippe
n inula Cough Cure was the only
"y that helped them. It acted
,,'y. Thousands of others use this
y as a specific for La Grippe, and
e ' ousting after effects. F. 8. Duffy.
, ; e tui tut toriAlwm BccjIS
Ta fUeale U froa aa anirl fb-
Uabad ia llw Bklilnor 6aa oM aaaths
TV
Ural. Tihjhaisa SMaltoa4 ia tba arli-
etoh a frtaad of Major Great Dana of
cliy.
Tba story was east la 6aa frees
Kastoa. aid.: ,
-Cot IHwald TiUbasaa, at Eastoa, at
probably la oaly tha bow liriag abo
kaockad Adailral George Dvty oat ta
of war. But it waa waca Dy
was a yoeagtler at Potl Uadsoa, dariog
th war batwara the Slates, wbie Ut.
TUghaiaa, Utea a Ueaoaat ot to Rock
Ctly ArtllUry.hadcaarraof a Cfd
arata battery, and Dawey was la ooav
mtbi ot th Mlaalatlppl gunboat, at
tached to Adailral Farrajrut's fleet.whkh
was opcalog p tha MUshwlppI riser
aad claarlng It against Confederal as
aaalt. Ha iraloed his own (aa of hU
batwry oa Dswey's boat, the Mlsslsi;pl
and destroyed U.
Th following Is Colonel Tilghaaaa s
aecoant of U basin:
-As soob u the steamer Mississippi
aT la sight as opened a kot Breoa brr
whlck was responded to by the eaemv.
It appears thst oae of oar ebots struck
the rodder chains, whlck caused the
tiller to brooms fouled, ao that lb veatel
was soaa emenageahla and ia a abort
went a'gouad I a d and fast. This
was our opportunity, and we began to
bore shot Into her faster Ihsa ever, and
soon the vessel gave signs ot sinking
Yount; Dewey waa one of the officers on
tbe vessel, and as they saw there waa ao
chance to save it, tba ship was abamloa
d and many of tbe crew and officers
took to th water and swtm to the other
ships, among whom was Lieutenant
Dewey.
"I had almrst forgo.ten this Incident
nlil I heard of Admiral Dewey's victory
at Manila, when it came back to. me. 1
Immediately sent blm my congratula
tions, and will send blm a letter telling
him of oar fight, and at the same time
inform him that each night I pray to tbe
Lord to protect sbim and at the same
tbaak tbe .Lord also that I did not kill
him at tho Port Hudson fight, as he bad
a mixtion lo accomplish, audit would
have lieea a shsmo to hav thus ended
tbe existence ot such a brave man Inci
dentally, I may remark that I am thank
ful I was not killed. I hope we will live
to meet each other." ,
Maj. William E. Stewart, who was at
Port Hudson, remembers the Incldunt.
The s;an Lieutenant. HlgUiuan fired at
th illsalaslppt so effet-lirely was after
ward broken and diaiuantleJ by a shot
from a Federal battery. A photograph
ot It was made, with other Port Hudsoa
debris sketches, years after the war, for
tbe New York Historical Society, sir
Tllghman baa in bis library ' at Kastun
this picture sent lilm from the Ulttorical
Society by Capt. Charles Satterlee, who
was a United tilates officer aiding In the
bombardment of Port Hudson, and. a
cousin of Lieut, diaries 8. Carrlngton,
now an officer ot Company F, First
Maryland Volunteers; and so history
makes and fits Into history among the
years as they pass." '
ror La Gripp.
Thomss Whitfield & Co ,' 840 Wabacb
av., corner Johnson st, one of Chicago's
oldest and most prominent druggists,
recommends Chamberlain's Cough Heme-
dy for la grippe, as It not only gives a
prompt and complete relief, but also
counteracts any tendency ot la grippe lo
rese.lt In pneumonia. 1 For sale by F 8
Duffy.
Tha Baasan.
"Papa,'' said Benny Bloobumper, "why
are days of grace allowed on a note?"
'To avoid weeks of disgrace," replied
Mr. Bloobumper. ' . '
Chamberlain'! . Coach Bemedy
la
: Chicago. ; ; ' :
Hisgen Bros , the popular South Side
druggists, corner fiOth st. and Went-
worth. ST., lay. "We sell a great deal of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and find
that it gives the most satisfactory re
salts, etmclilly among children for
severe colds and croup.". For sale by
F. S. Duffy. ;
( Pat op Dob. "
"If that Isn't just like a woman) Here
tiro fellows fought over a girl, and she
married the loser."
Perhaps that was a condition of the
fight-" . ' '
"life Beoewer" Far Ladies .
OMvIa Peterson, of Coldwatcr, Mich.,
writes: "I had not been able to sit up a
half day at a time for thirteen years. until
I used the Mystlo Life Renewer. It has
cured ms of nervous troubles, headache
and a very bad stomach. It has helped
me in so many ways, and cured me of
afflictions that the doctors said could not
be cured. The blessed Life Renewer ha
done more tor me than )l the Patent
Medicines, Doctors and Christian Science
treatments combined. It is tbe niott
wonderful medicine I ever saw." .'
Sold by Hcmy's Pharmacy. . -
reililaa far Bleaiiaa la Caaatde r lorn-
' B-aftlfiaa. . .
Distriot Court of the United States, for
, the Eastern District of North Caro
lina, ." '
' ' O. Tavlou, Bankrupt.
O. Taylor, of LaGrange, N.'C, luiy
adjudicated a Bankrupt, has proposed a
composition to his creditor of thirty per
cent net of unsecured claims. A meeting
ofViredllors wll) be held ia Gold&hornJ
M. C, on the 13th day of Ftbiuary, ISVi
to act opon said proposal.
L J. Moohe, Referee
3d Bankruptcy division, Kisieru DU
Uiet N. C.
January 30th, 1899.
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-OM. xt -r. e:-v-d
SU iva c--t.i. SJ b all d-ajjiala.
"Wall air." oYtn:.r J larttio Pnl
lioo. "what rartireUr nwl br
yoaoo!TT f r a- lin tr to kt yoa
bT tny owncb'.T GUiItsT
I lixro bf r. tad he lores Eoo,"
Rnrinald liidd)ethwait nf Jicd.
"OU. of coonn." tho LK-nt old Bur
aato rrt.irUd. "I're board that arms;
fTJta bait a dosea others. That's to bt
takra fur -araaL lint what otbrr
qaaliflcatiaSM bar yoa T"
"I tnoat ootsfras," the tranblinit
young man answerrrl. "that I am not
rich, but I can trolhfclly say that I
bao ro erprmdr habit. I don't drink.
I dun't aamble. I don't chow tuhweo,
I oV-a't amoke. 1 dn't"
"Uuld on I" tho miUii naira broke in.
"That's aaoaKbl Yoa'U da. Yoor
board and clatbra won't cast mnt-h mure
loan the gas you've bora burning late
ly. What I object to ia supporting M
lows like my other three ama-in law,
who have all tbe fan Ita yoa say yon
hare not, I don't mind fnrnUhing the
hoabanda of my danhtpra with the nec
awirirs of Li'o, bat I do hate to hav to
actUo tha bills f their Inxuriea. Now,
then ia just one other point I want to
have aottled before I frivo any consent "
'What U that!" Mr. Uiddlcthwait
eagerly asked.
"Pruniiae me that yoa will not start
a newspaper. The others have all tried
it and I can't stand many mora such
erperioncFB."
Reginald's promise made three hearts
happy. Cleveland Leader.
Taaellas Paarakra.
Ctrrar'i creek, on tba Florida coaei,
was named after a fumona old pirate
crJkd Clack drear, whose rrofemion
add?d to tbe riaia of nmrine intmrnnce.
After the pirates the Florida WTeckrrs
rame, of whom H. A. Willonhhy, in
his "Across the Everglades." tells thia
story:
A largo Rtoamer was stranded on tho
reef not far from Cape Florida. No soon
er had aho struck than the news spread
rapidly clonir tho shore. Tho people for
23 niil.w around pithered on the beach
oppnsito the strandod steamer. Among
them were a number cf Indians from
tha Everglades, who chanced to bsdown
thero and know what a "wTeck" meant
to the wret l-prs.
Tbe stoanier, loaded vrith an aborted
cargo, betenn to break np, and barrels,
rases and boxes drifted gradually aidiore.
There v?ero coeks of vrine, boxes of soap,
coses: of buttles of wino and iron and a
hundred other articles. Tho Indians
seized open the wine and soon were in
a condition that allowed tho white men
to secure tbe mora valnable prizes.
Tbe aquawa strrick a bonanza in a
e.iso of vaseline. They tbonght it a new
variety of the white man's frying fat
and, Gtcrting a fire, fried pancakes in it
What a dioh pancakes a la Seminole I
Meaaaice by Vibration.
Curiously enough, the fact appears.
according to a recent traveler among
j the Indiana of Catnquinarn, between
the rivers Embrya end Euihyraan, that
those people have long employed a wire
less telephony, but rather after tho or
der of unwritten science.
It is node by digging a hole in the
ground insido a houso and laying the
bottom with coarso sand, vrell piled.
On this ia laid a wooden drum or hol
low cylinder of wood, half filled with
fine sand and layers of broken wood.
bono and pewdered mica the upper
part of the cylinder, which is empty.
rising above the floor of the hut and
closed first by leather, then by wood,
and lastly by India rubber. Outside,
the cylinder is packed round with frag
ments of wood, leather and resins, end
covered with hard rubbor nt tho level
of the soil.
To cso this peculiar apparatus the
drum is struck by a wooden hammer,
and tho vibration ia ovidently transmit
ted through tho solL Tho answer is
Heard in tuo drum, which acts as a
resonator, and messages ara thus sent
over 1,500 yards from hones ta houao.
Folltlca, Indeed. '
, "There is a Vather crusty old gentle
man attending oy church. " says a De
troit clergyman, "and his absence for
several weeks led mo to coll upon him.
He is not a communicant and I am
afraid at times that he is slightly skep
tical Ho is very pronounced in his po
litical views, and as conversational ma
terial ran rather short L sought to iu
terest him by asking, 'How's politics?'
" 'How's politics V herepoated with
out a change of countenance. 'How's
politics T That's a pretty question for
yon to nsy when you trow that I
haven't heard . yon preach for the last
seven Sunanys. Exchange. :
; xbe Storr of : Letter,
Tha National Advertiser tells a story
of an old bachelor who bought a pair of
socks and found attached to one of them
a slip of paper with these words: "I nm
B yonng lady of SO aud would liko to
correspond with a bachelcr with a view
to matrimony.'' Nome and address
wore given. ;
The bachelor wrote, and in a few
days got this letter: "Mamma was mar
ried 20 years ago. The merchant yofl
bought those socks from evidently did
not advertise or he would have sold
them long ago. Mamma handed me your
latter and said possibly I might suit
yon. I am 18 years old,
i ' v Ior laaouala
A curious remedy for sleeplessness is
used by the inhabitant of tho Samosn
islands. They confine a snake in a hol
low bamboo, and tbe hissing sound
emitted fey the reptilo is said to quickly
induce slaniDer.
... .. 7 TZ .. ..
"Liaaics una goniieicn, said on
IrifJi manager to an anoyance of three.
"ib liicra is nobody herVXI'll dUmiiis
you alL . Tlij pjrforrjnnce it this night
will not bs pcnforcicd. but will be re
peated toirorrcw cwnin;;." ,
Erpn frcm Acst-tilia are landed in
loiidon in such perfett rresorvatien
that they lire sold ns new hud.
Horrible agony is caused by Piles
Cnrns and Skin niaenses. These are
immediately relieved and quickly cine
by De Witt's Witch I'a.rl falve. I'cwa'e
'if wnrM;'.; i n . V. . I' r.
4 latM Tka I t taa
r-vlfcnft Bta
T cruijr ot Lxaui&na Is aa mmv
ti.auliy r r varMy of that fruit, and
otnmaob a c J-rva in th aaarkrS,
Tba arant-a waa Hivt InlMdarial iota
coketal LoaUiaaa by tha Jamita. baa-
!a bnra Brat irruao t y Ua nrmhm (
lb awiaty ua )tmt eroaavla, which
formerly onjirtM that part of IbocJty
of Kaw (Jrtma c ootMtitat taa
tnwer part of lb fim diatrwt. duwa to
Cnmama atrart
White St IVrward aa4 Plaqaamlawa
parUixa ara tba rhr1 eraus-s of tba
atanir rnlturaaf Lnoiaiaaa, tb froit
also rmw well ia tba parlb Cr-
Baptlrt ft Okarlra, Aanmpti.at, rH.
Mary, Terrrbnnne. Lalnorrha, Vonnil-
tow. Caaaeroa. Iberia and Sabibe. Tbe
orange tree braina to bear at aboat the
Bevrath year, althrwigh It la not rca
ooed to have raacbn) ita full growth
ootil ita twrlfth or ftftarntb year
The orange cnltura ia Louisiana 'la
probably th nanst proAtahl iadnatry of
tb atat under favorahl eondltiona, a
full BToara tree prodocing from 1.000
to B.000 orange, tb trait oa th tree
generally selling fi 10 a tbonaand.
and a mm of tb largeat orchard ta
th atat yield aa nuny aa 1.000,000
orangea tbeir market value givea a
princely Income to th owners of the
tree. Comparatively a very email acre
age of th stats ia devoted to the growth
of orangea possibly sot more thaa
t.OOO'acrea
Tbe sweetness, delicacy and Juiciness
of the Louisiana orange, the best of
which are n yarded la the market oat-
aide of Louitdana aa superior to tbe
nruntrea ft liha in whij-h llan1 1K
Mojt I indigenous, render the Louisi
ana orangea highly prised in the north
and west of the Lnitod Statea, ao much
so that the supply la not by any means
equal to' the demand New Orleans
Picayune.
TAYLOURS AND SMYTHS.
Thar Wara th Caiaaaaaaat TvaSva
la tha Thlrtaaath Caatary.
The manufactnr of leather In the
thirteenth century enema to have been
important showing that leather jerkins
and breechea were commonly worn. V
have 19 akynnora. 40 barkers. 6 aad
delera, I cordewenera. "167 sou ten.
(shoemakers) and 8 glovers. The sur
name ferufter ta a trade namo denoting
a maker ot pack saddles.
The commonest trndea are toy lour and
smyth, since one lived in almost every
village. Tbe taylonra number 407. ot
whom 140 ore called by the Latin name
of cissor. In addition, to 861 amy tha.
several are specialised. There are two
arusmythv three Mresmytha, three
goldsmythsi five fferonrs . (shoeing
smiths) and six marshalls (farriers).
The wryght wrought both In wood
and metaL The number catalogued is
188, of whom 81 are called by tbo Latin
name tuber (French favre), one of the
few cases in wbicb the Latin transla
tion of a trade name haa become a com'
mon surnnma The wryghta' trade, like
that of tho smyths. was specialised.
Tbe arkwryght made the great arks or
chests in which the clothes or meal
were stored, and we find a plowwryght
awheclwryght two shippowryghts, 11
cartwryghts and two glnsawryghts (gla
ziers), who were probably concerned
with the windowa of churches Glass
windows in houses were rare, aa ia atill
the case in Sicily cr Egypt
Thebaketer8arofew(l&), suggesting
that families baked their own bread.
There are 20 butchers (fleahewer, bocher
or carnifex), whence Labouchere, while
the surname potter shows that this
trade was in existence. The fysshen
(48), were opulent being taxed 19 times
ns much as laborers. Notes and Que
ries. - . . '
Tha Tna.
My introduction to this prince of the
Pacific was on this wise: My brother
and I were trolling for yollowtailoff the
island of Santa Catalina. Suddenly out
of the summer sea a flying fish the
bumming bird , of ocean noshed
athwart our bows and then, not a dozen
yards distant tbe waters parted and a
huge tuna, in ita resplendent livery ot
blue and silver, swooped with indescrtb-
'ablo strength - and rapidity upon its
quarry, catching it mirabile dictu, in
midair. In a fraction of a second the
deed was done. The, ocean, recording
the splash of the leviathan, ripplod ap
plause, and our questions pattered like
hall upon tho somewhat hard under
standing of our boatman, a son of Al
sace. . '- , .
' . "Tee," he said, his white teeth in
curious contrast to a lean, bronzed face
"yes, messieurs, that is a tuna, a 300
pounder, at least! Pnll Mall uazctto
Smoke Oa With ale. '
"Do yon smoke T" asked tbe middle
aged man. '.'"You dii'.n't two months
aga Yon oughtn't to suioke, my boyi
you re too vonng and not strong look
ing.' Then the elderly adviser started
to light a cigar. "Have a cigar t" he
said abscntmindedly, as he scratched a
match. .The yonng man took the cigar
and hit off the end.
"These are very mild." ended the
speaker, presumably for the. benefit ot
bis conscience "very mild, and won t
hurt you any. " New York Commer
cial Advertiser.
- Capacity of 01. Paal'a. ;
As many as '80, 000 people have been
accommodated in 8t Paul s cathedral,
but taut has been with temporary gal
leiies. etc.. erected. On festivuls only
between 0.000 and 7.000 people find
scats. At an ordinary service about
4,000 people will make tho cathedral
look quito full V
' ' Tira Point af View,
"J'y children" said the poor man
sadly, "are crying for bread. "
. "Which hhows. " replied the rich man
soldly. "hoW much yon have to be
thiKiktul for. Now. mine are crying for
bonbons. " Knviklyn Life.
DIHTRKHNI.HH NIOAll BIMKAHK.
Permanently cured by the masterly
power of South Amerieavi Iwvlie Tonio.
Invalids need sulTer no pr. beeauso
this preat remedy can cur ttVont all- It
is cure for the whole world t stxriach
weakneHS and indigestion, The cure be
Kiri8 with the first dnpe. Tim r -!ief it
liriiiLH in niarvcliiua and snrp-' . . It
niiikes no failure; never diwi!i . No
matter how Inns: y'm have tin r
eiirc w 'cri;iin iiiiilT i tie lit :. -t
hriiJl-fivlPl' for.'-. I --'ft t Bl
u iiVl t S- V I . ! . I
Lout
Co This
IV-a'I lk la
ta r n I snaot
cirvea balers
lb btU oa
comas. Th
aixtarrar th
baalta of bcrtl
aether sai
MOTHOrS mrUiO, tb pod aai
kit(-rad taiaal iiaiaxat will reliav
tb carty diarrna aad lb later pais bav
lav than aorthtng LM la th world. Iti
irand rdeca aea aooat maraad Bat aal
betors ehikHnrth. but I'onof thaordaa)
ItaaM sod aflarwaid. Dtttraas is avar
com by It nain laaasaad labor sbnrh
asad aod aabaraBt daarers aroadad,
Ut4 by Drantaat ha tl a Santa.
Sa-4 mmmm Bl i I II M B aaaak. -
m laABTIlU actaToace,Oaaawa
Katar ta Way.
Blobba What aaoseoa It Is for aews.
rprt la Ibelr accoenta of waddlag to
describe tb bride balax lad to tbe altar.
Blobbst-Hnw srf
Clnbbs Why, most of lb girl could
ad Ihrlr way la the dark.
Aa Baa st ratsaisla far ta Ortpaa.
George W. Walit of StMiili (lanlinar.
Ma says: "I have bad I bo unt c.m(h.
OiiIU, rbills and grip aad bar takes tots
of trash of ao arrmaal bat profit to tbe
vendor. t:i aita-tln'a Congh Raronly
la lb only thing I tat has doe any good
whatever. I have oed oneSo-ceul bnill
snd lbocbllU, colit and grip bar all
lelt nw, I cunKralulaia llieaiaaufaclar-
ers of an lioiuut uietilulna." Fur sale by
K.N. Duffy.
Caaaed CaoMtt.
n said be would brand me as a ea-
prlcloas coquette.
What did you aajt
I told blm be talked at If I were a ran
of sumelbing to eat.
' XiscsTsrsd by a Wmaaa.
Another great discovery has brea
made and that tuo, by a lady la this
country. "Dlneaae faalened its clutches
Dnn her and fur seven cart she with'
loud lis aurerett tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined anil death aeenied
Imminent, Koi three mouths she Coughed
luct-ksantly and could not sleep. Uhe
nully discovered a way to recovery by
purchasing ot us a bottle of Dr. King's
New Dikccvery for Consumption, aud
was so much relieved oa taking first
duae,lhat she slept all night and with
two buttles baa been absolutely cured.
Her name i lira. Luther Lulx.' Thus
writes W. C Uauinlck & Co., of Shelby,
N. a Trial bottles free at If, 8. Duff'a
Drug Store. Kegular size SOe and $1.00
every bottle guaranteed.
A Lover f fcaoe ( :
An' poor Moike prayed for a peaceful
ludr He did tbol; an' be towld me t
hov two cups at th' wake to see thot bis
prayers wui answered.
To insure a happy new year, keep lb
liver clear . and the body vigorous by
using De Will's Little Early ltlsera, the
famous little pills for constipation and
liver troubles. F. 8. Duffy.
! Ia Msmcry f Ctiar Bay a.
Tommy Mamma, why hsv yon got
papa's bair iu a locketr , -
His Mother To lemlnd me that be
unce had some, Tommy. ..
Y' Dangers fthGrip.
The greatest danger f roia La Grippe It
of Its resulting In pneumouio. If reason-
slile care Is used, however, and Chamber
latu's Cough Remedy takeu, all dangor
will be avoided. Among the tens of
thousands who bave until this remedy
for la grippe we have yet to. learn uf a
single case having resulted in pneumonia
wuicfa shows exclusively that this reme
dy is a certain preventive of that dan'
gerou diseaae. It will cure la grippe In
leas time Uian any other truatmrnl. It U
pleasant and safe to take. Vor aale by
K 8 Duffy. ' - i .;
" A New Kind sf Preserrsa. '
' A Philadelphia exchange says: "Penn
svlvtiila Dutch girla make excellent pre-
seives, , It neglects, however, to gfv
details as to, the quaulily of sugar tb
each pound of "Dutch girl,'' how long
they should be boiled, etc. Our esteemed
contemporary has an opportunity la fill
a long-felt want by publishing tbe recipe
for pieservlng "Pennsylvania Dutch
girls" In full ...
- ' Tellew Janadiee Cured '
Buffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for Its 'relief1.
It is with pleasure we publish the fol
lowing:, "This is to certify that I was a
terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice
fur over six months-and was treated' by
some ot the best phyt-lclana In our city
and all to no avail Dr. Bell, our drug.
gist recrminended Electric Hitters, and
after taking two liettlcs I was entirely
cured. I now take great pleasure in
recommending Ihi-ui to any person suf
fering with this terrible ntnlady.' I am
gratefully yours, M. A-Hogarty, Lexing
ton, Ky.
told' by F- S. Duffy, Druggist;
1 y 60 YEARS'
' EXPERIENCE
. ,-..71
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fl '. .'"l ' umT
V. a. laiaa. flaa. KJI. MaaSaas.
. a1.al.BBS.Caaaar. 1
CITIZEN'S HANK
aakjajaa,M.p.
DO a anaJtai, ititam acsiaaaa
Tka Saaaaaia l Baaaa Baaaaia, fmaai
rK.t Iva MrjkU aa4 MkMI va
wim aa M
Sl anaallna r i -la taa taw- 4
faaui mnah a. a. ,
4 awHwii l-fcaa. l . Jr.
aw.l W IporB. . j4attMhKaij
waHraaxa, kiialuij
- 9 bnt.rw. 1 Tanaaa a.teraas.
tf.lauliMl,. C B.Vn
F.. & M;-BANK,
AT 1st. m.
CaplUI H Uck... ..,..,-...$:. 0O.aa
Saralas, ,. .00,M
CalvUa rrella, t,U.8
ornoEitn.
L. tl. Orrua Pnaidrat.
W. B. I-badwk-b, Vlr Pre.
-T. W. Dswav. Caabler.
. n A. W. rlltWLB. Taller.
tt. F. BtarraBwa. CotWtor.
IIIRECTOB8:
W..a Bladaa, .. . M. M. Marka.
O. D. Brsdhsm, '. II. I'ellatirr,
UlLt-MUrr. - Jan. Hutrr,
W. S. Chad wirk. J. W. Htowart,
, T. W. Drwey.
W want roar boaiBaaa aad feel thai
w eaa offar yoa as much la return as
say other baa a la tb city. It I our
sBileavrtc to saaks busiitaae relation ami
aallr ptosaaat aad proAtabls to our
palrona.
- murEssioNAU
ROMULU5 A. NUNN,
KIW BIBMt, - U.C
OfBcet Opp. Hotel t'bslUwka.
'- Puma Front tflrwl.
Practloa In Monk Carolina
f. H. SlmaiBas. -
A. D. Ward
J. H. faa.
K, W.faJ
51MT10N$, POU
ATTORNKYS aad COUNHKLOkj.at
LAW.
a aar itasr, a. v.
OfOru C8 Ho, Front Street, uearly oppo-
ait Hotel Ubattawka,
(UfUcea also at Raklith and BmithBeld.)
fraallea la tb uantia ot Cravau. Dtinltn.
J4iaa, oiuunr, uartarat fauillro, waha,
Jutauaton. llaraata aad Wllauni in to sa
prwua aan aiivral lourw, aud aharavar
aa-vk aa araoaalcio,
IMI. relltller,
ATTOBNET AT LAW,!
liddle ntreet. Lawyers Brltt
. ., UalldlBR.
WUI nraeilra la the dmntlaa ot Craves
artarat. Jouaa. tln.loa and Painlk-u. (1. H.
Ouurt at Kaw Hani and Huprrai Court I
aa Ban.
N. H. STREET. F. P. GATES
. STREET & GATES,
i- Phylclnn.and Surgeons.
M Iddle Stri-et, New.Berne, N. C
STEAMERS- ,
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE,
-AND-
t rttIIGHT.i:PASStN6IR.
For Jkll Polala DTorlh.
The Steamer NETJSE
will leave on Mondavs, Wotlnesdajs,
and Friilujs at. Up. ni.,sliari.
i The Strj Newberne
Will snil on Tiipsdata and Friilujs
ut 12 o'olix k, noon, making' lainl
hi(.at all whj stalions. i
Freight received not later
than one hour provioni to tailing, ;
For further information apply to
. , OKO. HENDERSON, Agt.
11, K: King, Gen. Mgr.," ..
tl.O. lIuuoiN8,Qea.Frt.& Pas. Agt.
Norfolk. Va.
New Borne, N. 0., Mav 30tb, 1898.
Efifalteool
DEALF.R IN
flardwaie: acd; Fire Arms,
;'i fiaali. Doors and Blind. Paints,
Oils, Cement, Lime, Etc. (
Arnt fur Garlainl Sloven Si, Kjngpg
, and Dfvoe'g, and 4ienJ MonrenV
HKAUYk&IIXCIJ I'AIIkTS.
i Undersold Chattawka,
NEW BEBJii jr. c.
KOK HOME USE
...
olean, pure, wholesome, guaranteed to
be clieiiitaully made from distilled water
and free from Impurliii. Specially In
tended. ami prepared,, for human con
sumption. I
:. Ice delivered dajly , (eice.pt Sundays) 8
a. m. to 6 p. m.
t Sundays (ivIkH only) 7 a. W. to ll
noon... For prices ami other information,
addrvHS, '''.)
- i:c- r-rr.3 Ice Cp.,V
IGB
fileadows' Gold
TobacpQ;Guano,
9Ieadow t'ollen Guano,
' .'. Largel Incn-asis the Quaulily and Gradt
of lotion.
9IrMt1owDIaiiAl-cl alPuf ne.il ('ompound
IIeacloTr All Crop Guano
Sfeadowk Girat 1'olato Guano.
Meadows Gr?at Cabbaiv Guano.
GERMAN KAINIT AND DIAMOND
PHOSPHATE A SPECIALTY.
SEND FOB OUR BOOK ON TOBACCO CULTURE, FREE.
E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO.,
" ManufacturerN,
Livery, Sale und Exchange Stables
v mil - turn
- f
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALEUS IN
HORSES . AND . MULES.
ty A Complete Line of BUGGIES, ROAO CARTS AMD HARNESS.
JOHN DUNN,
-, .Wholesale and Retail
Groceries and Confectioneries
'',
pollock stiii:i:t.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
II. W. SIMPSOBT, j
Architect Spperiiitendenti
.,C8. IXr3ad (Street - j
WAITED; to BUY
r
Wool, Cotton, Beeswax
Highest Prioes Guaranteed.
r T. E.. ItATIIAM, .
",'. .H J4ear Ct tton Exchange
NOTICE.
.... f
Notlee la hereby given that applica
tion will be made to the present session
of the General Assembly of North Caro
lina for the pannage n a law to author
ize the city of New Rem to lusue bonds
lo the amount of one hundred thousand
dollars fur the purchase or construction
of Water Works, Sewerage and the Elec
tric. Li lit Svotems. - . '
January ltlth
Leaf
IroJaca Tobarto
of tho
Finest Quality,
KuxtuJI;
Kiue
Wrappers.
Rub, Rub Rub.
. And the conslant run will soon wear
out your linen. Now don't lei Ibis ten.
tinue any longer, hut let me do year
Laundry work. We tlnn't rnli vour
shirts to pieced, lint wiwh them in a large
levi.lvinf pool tliHt flows wlili plenty of
water. Wc use I lie beM a- np aud utiar
nnlee no lye or b'mIh. Call and ree- for
yonareif. We wish lo neat our pal rone
tight. Send ns your laundry.
flTIAJI LA I! ?i DIlYa
J. E. DjVBERRY, Man.