Y 'Si
i
' The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which lias been';
V in. use fop over 80 years, has borne the slgnatnre of ,
V -- " - and bas been made under his per, 2
H - 'fiPL 4J&?Si'-fci T onal supervision since lixs Infancy." o
s v r ytCm44. Allow no one to deceive you In this." '.s
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good " are bat
I Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and ChJldren--Bxperlence against Experiment.-,
f What ,io pACTOR'ife";
'r Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare- ;
goric, Drops aqd Soothing Syrups. ? It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Sarcotio
:.".- substance.- Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms'
v and allays Feverisbness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind,
llc. It relieves Teething. Troubles, cures Constipation ,
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the? ,,?
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. -
sW. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. ; -
CENUINE-CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Jn Use For. Over tJO Years.
- tH ocwtaun wmptrf, tt ui HAT trnirrr, HEW TOI 6tTV. - -"
Onr infcdlct1 or woMwrfnlir Httf
factory and potent In Ucur o dlsUM
f mon, auoh aa PiUs, Qomenhaa QUH, ,
apennatorrkw. Varieoel Impotmcv,
mtWft, SUr MOSfMB, WCrTTfv WWIWHHs
tctaadln dliBnin of woman, aocfa aa
' Pflf, OaitorrAflM, LtutorrhaHi Womb
TroubU, JTcma!$ Weafmm BterUU,
Mrln Dovm Pate, JTatuf mol Ovum,
t Qur dlJn ursi atanai vly
avr fail ear widely
mm ut mo
PROYE THIS BY ORDERING
nwmuiu wa iiM toMnrt nd adrlM VBKB and prepay
ilB Sallveay, ao ym Br. at niaw. BK CajBj?TJI.totl)ua an roa ecu about
yoir mas, tha aura the batter, yonr mj ocorrnitlonand full il(lreMj JiBm.trit ana
: nsbw. Iowa, oomtr tod state. OihHUpJrtI!!"rcK MTItlCTI-Y OJtX-
O " If T.unoootthlo!rTOi w111beplyiwllmtOHOBntUl wiU k
j Mwtgn. Write lo-dar toSAIiYDOR JUrd. CO lancMWi.OUJo. ..
S TRY FIRST-BUY AFTERWARDS. -
tfiiiiuiiaauiuuiaiiaiiiuiuaaiiiinuiu;
Vi I ? I al n"
9 HEALTHY OLD
Lasdb, Bbttoh Co. Aex.,
I .m 40 v.ara old and feave be'n
ObanKftof Life. 1 had flooding sp.Ua ao bad that
son thought I could 1It. fly huaband rot me
Win ot Cardol and It .arid ntr life. I am like
another peraoa aiooe Uklug It. . -
MRS. B. D. TOWKSE1TD.
. .''...
' It b the devout wish of nearly til
None of us want to die young. This
fl ft be taken of the health in early and middleiife, A httle precaution then -Si
':. will add many years to our existence. Death can be kept tway t long
'.. tunc. Happy, healthy old age will be
.O v: take the female child safely over the
f woman noou. as a wuc sne neos n to neip ner uuougn tnc una at i
. pregnancy and childbirth with as little discomfort as possible. At the v
Change of Life it will help her over the dangerous place that appears In
:f her pathway between AO and 50. Then will come many years of truly
,i blissful existence. She will grow old slowly and gracefully. - .To the last -
she will preserve that charm and beauty which are always characterlsticr ; s
. umr tnittti kmtmut.
- foradTtoBteMtMarpqalilnaajwHal
directions, iAdi, gjTtng .vmutoma.
UUIUeo, Ckananooca, Tena.
LAftCK B0TTLE8 Of WINK 6 F OAR0UI '''---' '
SOLD FOR $tX0 BY OBUCOISTS. , .'; V"
i BLOOD; CURE
An Offer Proving Faith
r;-:BeaaePt
. t.Wejrt,JCsoir, Kat'nj f os,' Pjfital
: C piTiiat nt Erujitloua, iht reftis fi leal
.: cured by B B B (Upliinlo Tl llalniVmw'e tpeo t'Ty to jfaw all ierrlblo, o'jmI
V-;;, nste, deep seated Bloml and 8kii t ourfti. It jour tlood. tl lol--Aar t '
All roir down? Have p Ecniar PlnrpleiT lBlotcJe aod Eunpsr 8ku rcr
- 8ca)p HumoreJ Bolla? EniplioneT 8kln
' JUieumatlBnir -t crofulnf ; Caiarrhf TLeu
v fcecauM it drains from tlxiblif-d and entire system all the poleooe and bumora
which cause all of tbcta troublta, and- the oauaa being removed, s perroaaeal cure
, follows,; B B B acta as a fin n'i-. l olldinj up U: Inoken dowd eotnUtutios. " , ..
Kveiy om says that B B B hi jW wii stnuderful Blood Pu?lBr If tho, age;
aid no wonder, for it has wired the iiuau deep icatid, ohtinate c. esv (ivea the
; tnoat deadly Cancer) after dnrt'iiv dud patent rowlicinfs hid failed. Thoroughly
seated for tlility yearaand m vn knt'wn to
great in B B B thai we will rii anj-
.; teat the medicine at our ,t i. o. Not
. know whatB B B can rtfu nil w'tk Is
.is u lit botanic Blou-Ul.J i wraiyon
drag alorra for II, or alt lui- lx h (full irraimnai) For Ir.u tilnl bnttlo ad
r' Urpaa BLOOD BALM ) . I :t Xl'chell alrout, AHaxia, Oaand boliln and miH
rail nook will he aeqt, all clj'iro- tn mld Oetcrily your irouWo nnd we wul In
clmle tree medical adtlrc, YftHtln-toy'.i 'V-7 5v'4f-; '
The nndcrslgned Jinvliig Ji t Certiorate '
No. 1278, Sfrles No. 2:),dalrd Ith 'Ang'ist !
18.14 for S elmres la Hi MrlroH.. nn
Building and Loan Awnctntkm U ch
raond, V a., will apily fr a duplUale
thereof. WILLIAM DUN!?, ;
?'..:. 1 City, N. 0. T. L. 1UII, Tron,
.Terml Batlnfnclory.
r 'USE moNTa THE (KJKAK
D
m
V)
.0
Signature of 1
r:sDiGi:: advices
MEN and Wpr.lEN.zS
aarauai cqmu.
A TRIAL TREATMENT. -' -
1M rJ p 1 u I L?3
AGE.
Aug. i.
aaflerlnff Vrlib
people to live tot ripe old tga .-
universal desire can be realized if i
the lot 01 the woman who promptly
dividing line between girlhood and ;::
. ot. pertectiy neanny grandntotners. i -It
is for women alone to decide .'
.whether they wiB be-heaKhy or
stck. The remedy for their tick- ".
. ness b dote at hand. ' : -
SENTREE.
to Sufferers.
Journftn
8 e llngt. Effects of 6lod Poleon,
ut 4 if brdia f ir jatmt uf '-Srs. quirklj-
Hohea and fiwollear JlehlDg . Boneef
y n need B B B l,Bo!ailc Blnod Bal),
imi. JTr tuis reason our faitn is ao
iBfleiw a Trial I bTtle Fren, ro they may
ondillou aitaobt-d to ill's oTi',.st we
fur you tr try )t Ifyouare aat tllud thn(
ni yiu wm noo larpe dmiks at dm
OR HOME t'fE
CTcmn, purer whiih fome, ptta-intin-0 ti
be tli' iiilriiilv niailciroin rt'Ml i I w uler
. and fri Irom impiirUli . fpicially in
tended and prrpnred for human (on
sumptinn.
. Icu (Irlivprfld daily (oxceplijSiiiidhyi'JO
.a m to u p in.
Hunclaya (roliill onl) 7 a m to 13 no n
For pilot and otliur In'ommtlon,
A'ldie tn,
C IT 0
IT;
Ico C).
IGB
. LOVE'S COMING.
m had looked tor lit. ixinmiz warrior, oomc,
With tlx clasri of ari :ut the hiule call, -.
But h. cane inneuj with Atltlo' iread . 'z
That ah. did not bear at ail. .a "4-L v
She had thought ho Wa arnor would, blue la
Aa h. rodcMlkr a prlnr. tn t-laim tilt bride, - f
la the v-ei't dim bbl tJ lue lauiag uijtut. .
Bh louod bin at bet aide,
She had reamed bow the rim of tta Danga.
bold vvowi. , - tr . . . -Would
walte frr brortlo a aurldeu e'OF.'"-' -
She found IB bii (an tin (.miliar (race , -,j
OJ a (rleird ahe nan) to Vnpw.it i v; '1
the dre.ir.ed hm bli lomlng would ttir her aool.
Aa the oraan a atlrrcd by tua.wild 4torui a
- alrl'e. - -
He-brought lier the belol ot a fiearenly ralm..;
Awla peaw tbat-cruwueu her Ifle. '
c ' -Ullali.lerWtkcor
OLD TIME SHOE BUCKLES,
Aa Blshternlli t'emarr Craap TVhlch
Wm PlotBre.yiie tud CoatlT. - ;
Once--oa 5 niuM' your mie woh urn blue
without ihe hiiHtlx.: Indw It
cane f th -"tall wayttiuir thiJoKk" fot
the uutMt- Jlii' uttrietmn- uuU the
shoe but the aiwninluiuieulo Be it u-
aervol tbut t Brsl. biiwiTtr. ll was tint
tha Kile -imt itae ciislliuins or tbe lirutilf
wliicli wdsc tiiiifpreatiiia. 1 bua. auiuuic
rojuliitw, mpI" t li'-h rank uud thosq
who-weri. the hIiikh of- fbahinu unit the.
mold of form at nmrt wore dlauiondu.
NpeilleSs to aayjhat then, aa uow, ibiwe
Who deainil to iuillalo. I hem wore iasle
butklin, bupiiv uei Iiiiiw in that self vum-lilaceui-v
- Which lniiiliM' Holnalr elm-
ahrt'Wd emll)?h til eKtllllMlj pinwltiilllrtw. '
. lu lrJU n leailepnf fiiKbinu would wear
a full lrnwim: i-mb'it wis n-ui-lmi in
ringlets luilf way ilnwn bai-k und arniu. a
laved coal c-til xlruit,'ln, wllh liuttoua iut
bn in evel'V' ponnilite pluiifr theroli,v; tiy
the wuv. ilffiihlliig.-a rninukulile- simi
larity to ttn "peai-lien" of . llu tmpiitnr
and up to ilute i-oKterlimiiKpr-Miid wpiare
IihhI. I. hick slioem -wild an eniirruotm flap
on tile Uwlcp. hisll lii-eln mill nu Ibe Hup
a small Inn i.ritii.;ui Imrkle. Nest to the
buckle of linlliuiils emiie- that of Rolif.
Uirh Innilon-iiertL-iinil iMpiallv Hi b mcr
chanlH. uivn whose repntntinn for lieiuK
"wnrnr'ir, lirtlii' then lei-enl Alsnlian
fusliiiiuable. sl:i!!. "rlilliinertal." a qmle
obKiilete 'HTiionriiK for moneyed r-Tyore
gold liuekleK lari'i' than the diamond
oaea, hut slill small in proportion lu the
flaps. " ,
. Your thi'iviiiK shopkeepers wore hiieklea
of sliver and your Mpiilent farmers iliose
of ahlntnir kIihI. unit the ooiii-ir eliisKea
bad hiieklea uf hi-ass or Iron. Uitt of aonit r
material every one wore hiieklea on T lia
fthuo. Ind I so wnle n'lieiiiiiK wda the
depreelation in loiekle niakera' work
when, at tin- epin-Ii of the French revo
hltion. pisrple l:f Kclleral foilowetl "Ito
land the .1 usi s' example anil- look In
shoe rililiniis th.at the ImeMe ninkera ac
tually, in Ihoir ilesperatiiin-. portioned
Oeoi-?e III iiimI p:irliaiiiri:l thai tdiott rili
bona alioiiltl Is fni-liiiltleu nniler penaltliMii.
cfhmoiniii for a n-ni-wal of ibe sum pi u
flrv laws of I'LiMinirenet anil'tudor, with
an aopanit Linlsl.ty to reail the kIkiis of
the tune. A pasmixlif a I tempt was
made lv lite pnn.-i-s aint their
iiiouruiiH
to benefit Ihe b;o kle makera by wearing
buckles as orl, litalioasly lis possible, but
ribbons, (lcchieiili' far more , iinplctilr
esiine, though Mirth mure practical, car
ried the il:i,v.-ti liM-aiao's Milgaame.
S!ie Knrvr Iter Ounlneaa.
As the Koiiih Siiie "I tram reached
, Twelfth stiect tie other eveimut it was
bonnicil tiv a riiil'iiis ft uiliiluc hKiu-is clad
In KhaMiv aitlre. As is the custom A it 1)
so mnnv ivomeit. she liaekeil tip neainst
the door, her tin jlit eyes In the parch
mrntlike skin s'aiiniux the passenironi.
At the next Ktoli.-.n a man left the train,
and his neat was ; quietly taken by some
one HtnmlinK near! 'I he old wimiau hesi
tated a moment, tm-n hcut over the wom
an nearest her and asked. ' If you please,
mn'oci, will you tell me where yer iiolu
to p1 off?" . .
".The-woman adih'csKt'd looked nurprised,
but answered, "Why nt Forty-third
-street." " . "
. "And vn, ms'iinif" she naked the next
woman, who had la-en an Intereated Ha
teneiv f - .
"I get off nt FIftvTirsi street; But why
do you want to know?" -r
"Hbiife. I only waul to stand in front of
the wan who' plii to set off first, nor I
won't lose Ihe ami I -si; c
It Is needless lo ssv tliat she Immedi
ately gut a place .Chicago News.
A Pletafre oT To Velew. -' .-,
To' take' a plmife of your voice It la
only Beoessniy to lie a aheel lof., thin,
strong psper ovef the wide)-nd of 'a tin
trumpet. Hold ii "with the nheet of paper
upward, take a -thin, pinch , of tine sand
and place It in Ihe center of the paper,
bold theJnimpct vertically above your
face and sing a bote into the lower end.
Do not blew, 4ul ems tha not. -, Lower
the tremrt carefully "and wlook at. Qe
'aaad.-"-' :-;!.s:'-; ':, ;,;?'i
i Ion will Bnd that the vibrations of
your voice have scattered tha plncb of
sand Into a beaoiifnl sound plctnre,- :.
Bvary note In .the moslcal scale, will
produce a different picture, so yon may
produce a great variety of -them. - Some
of tbesa plctores iook like nanaiea, rosea
and other ffowera; some look like aoakes
and others Ilka flying birds; In fact, there
la no limit to tha variation. Kansas City
Independent ,'? --?:": y .
, ''t.'vi'! All KlaSa of Hsule.'"-','?! J.
i Ida Do yoo remember that girl who
went to are a gypsy and asked what kind
of hair her future husband would hare?
jMay Vv ' : ' aw-V
...ids And the gypsy said she was al
most battled; that (bs cards Indicated be
would have hair of every shsde buagina
May-Tes. V -,' ,- ' K' N'
"' Ida- Well, the f-rtnhe came Irtw. fehe
has just married a dealer In wlg-a. Chi
cago News-T . '' . A S., 1 4j''-'.-
j Wfcr Shir tlrld to '
Mrs.' Wilful-.My bu.bsud.told me H t
didn't like- tbe broiiPh you'd xebange H
for nns.fl i","'-ivr,..':-j.J "-",-. -:'
Jewelci-CertariiTy, , mailam. , 1" be
only too glad, as four different ladles of
your act wanted It. Jewnlere Weekly. '
;TaTake Drvaltfaal Pleasant.
New Omk Whatt iIih-s your husband
lkv.for his breakfast, nio'omt " .
.Mrs.'-tlrowella-Oli, he likes anything
ire haTcn't got Chicago News. "
,In one respect the UnloimiMIe Is at a
disadvantage rouipai-ed wllh the horse
It can't lx- expected to be more Intelll
gent thnu lis drlvyr.r-l)'irolt Tribune.
Some people are ill:e phorrlgraphs and
have a record for reHatlog everything
you say to them. Kansas City Miar.
( I. i mmmm mm inn ' i. . -
- Belief l Sis Hears, . j ,
Dlstietsleg Kidney and I Udder DIs
ease relieved In six boors h: "New Great
Bonth American JJdney Cure." It Is a
great surprise on account of lu exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain in bind
dor, kidneys and back, in mule or female
Relievos retention of water almost Inr
mediately. If yon want nuick relief sod
uure this is tht remedy Hold hr ('. 1)
Brrtilhiim, ilrui'i;!st, Kew Hern, N. C,
Win n In ITayW
o nin st thn I.nr.f .
HIS VISIT TO VESUVIUS.
And Whai tie Tbonaht ah Ue Cuae.1
"Au AweticaD whu duU-st glgUtsee
lug upon prlni-lplu loafed for alz weukj
at Sorreato 'without stirring In lie Ul-rectlon-of
ptfjrea most irawlfrn tvould
Uive tiautieU iti'tiatel 44-utiiit: : Uia
only tlread was tlie- cross qncsllouliig
of kind frleudg svUeu he got homo. To
eosfras tbcf-fce fc:U!:!:!!?i-ftti;!T Jtp.ld
away from all ihos cv!obi-.Hi3 iti
of iutcreat would bring down uo ond of
econt and denunciation, uyon Itr.K But
auOflclent (into the day i ttie evil there
of, and the American rvsufwd' to trast
to Inspiration- to got turn out ef iracb
possible scrapes, -The- tirst 4erson 'be
met fter -leaving Sorrento -was.; Jrn
Anmrlenn woman on tby train, and the
first thing sue tfvuted to kuow -was If
be had cUnibed Veauvlus, , ---f
,"l dhVaald the Amertcao- wlthoat
quiver.- - "
"Oh. tell me nil about It!" cried the
woman. 'How Inttn-eetlng It must
have been! ;t My husband never would"
let me go op, but I'd Just lore t6 bear
youriperlenee."iv-',, .i-; f 5 .
- The American, having - beard the
whole story many; many tlmea, plung
ed Into it with much 'detail, " fie de
scribed the (bug drive- from Naples to
the root of the mountain and the steep
ness of 4be : Inclined railway .abd the
way the women Of the party squealed
and all the rest of It. From time to
time the woman Interrupted with some
earcbing question, bat so well did be
know IiIb lines that never once did she
catcb-bim napping. - At Inst, after a
realistic neeouut of bow; after leaving
ihe train be bad plunged bis-way oil
foot through the bot.. powdery iav& to
the' crater's ycry edge,- Hie American
paused for breath, r '
"And - what." asked the " woman,
'were your; seusatlons as you gazed
down Into that Uery pit' .
"Madam," said tbe American, "I
thongbt of tbe fate that awaited all
llara New York Sun. -
DANGEROUS MAN EATERS.
The' African Crocodile la Swift,
v Silent anil Fatal Foe.
"Tbe moat dangerous foes we have
to meet on the Kongo," says Stanley,
"are tbe crocodile, tbe hippopotamus
and tbe buffalo. On my last visit to the
Kongo three of my men were killed by
crocodiles, one by a hippopotamus and
one by a buffalo. There are herds of
hippopotamuses along tbe Kongo nnd
Its tributaries nud thousands of croco
diles, Tbe latter are tbe worst foes, be
cause they are so silent and so swift
You Bee a manMiathlng In tbe river.
He Is Btandlng near the shore, laugh
ing at you perhaps, laughing In tbe
keen enjoyment of bis bath. Suddenly
be falls over, and yon see Ultn uo more.
A crocodile baa Approached unseen,
has struck him a blow with Irs tajl and
seized him Instantly. '
"Or It may lie that the man Is swim
ming, fie Is totally unconscious of
clangor. There U nothing to stir a
tremor of apprehension, but there iq
deep water, under the abndow of that
rock or bidden lion bath the shelter of
tbe trees yonder, la a huee crocodile.
It has spotted tbe swimmer and Is
watching Its opportunity Tbe swim.
mer approaches. He Ik within striking
distance, Stealthily, slieutlyr-uniier-eelved.
the creature makes for Its prey.
The man knows nothing until be Is
BClzed byjhe tg and (lniRRcd under.
and he knows no more. A bublile or
two Indicate the place where he baa
gone down, and that Is all.
- of Uarrlsoa'a Jokes.
."Benjamin Harrison once plajwl a
mean trlpk on me ut Mlniiil universi
ty," said Wllllamv-I,. Flsbback, ' "We
boarded wltb a widow In. Oxford, and
there came to be a discontent among
tbe boys about the food not being siitU
elently generous In supply. A meeting
was held In Harrison's room to arrange
formal protest Lots were t-sst ns to
wbo sboald present. Uic case "tit' the
breakfast table.' The ballot box 'was
stuffed, and I was elected. I spoke nt
tbe breakfast table nnd stated that the
boy objected to iy log no much- for so
scant"S menu, ' t expected to. be sup-
. 1... ..t.nu. -y ? V r-'..- -.-
"Benjamin. Uarrlaon (poke .nnd, to
my dlsmay.'taldi 'We'dop't know -how
Uri Flshback baa beenr living at borne
--beinay have been & pampered sod of
luxury but, as for tbe rent of us, we
have no complaint to tnqfce.' ":
-'"And that disposition of futi and bii'.
mor never left. Hcnlnmln Harrison."
ry'jf ' 11 i. '' ..,' "js;
r V. tVarmtk 'of Bl rSa' BlooS - r'Ti'
The blood of birds offers some data
for;lhOnght not found Is the blood f
any other class of aulmnls. The blood
corpuscles are Sbfpeil differently,' be
big oval Instead of round. Hut this Is
not the -r1lffoinre , ' Mfh I -rofdr
Birds' blood fat several degrees warmer
than that of. other animals. To man
aucb A temperature of -tbe lilood as
birds possess would be a" fever- 'This
bigb ' temperature ' vmhi molecolar
changes in the tissues and brain to take
place more rapidly, which would cadse
tbe consumption of 'more rood, and
brain activity, would lie more Hi louse,
so that fornhe same amount of work a
smaller brain would trfert all the re
quirements, which at s lower teniient
tare would reiiulre one of greater size.
Phiwnolnfflml Joilrnnl. " i W. -1 '' -
i .-vWhero Grata. Come. In.
Qrlmea-I)o yon tblak.lt tudicntea
high degree of Intellect utility to be able
to write poetry? : ". -
.ttawsonKot at all. Almost anybody
can' write poetry. If reqiilrea brains
to got It published. Host on Tiansoript.
,"-' Tke nir-nolnted Oaer"
A severe ami elderly woman passed
by with one of her kiwi.'-. Wv raiiRhf
only this frsKtuent:- "It seems to me
some persons are born Jimt lo geitlie
first rending of new Iioolis at the Athe.
tueuiu." lioston Journal. -
Platreaalnf Stomach Cisaasa
Permanently cured by the masterly pow
ef of South American Nervine Tonic.
Invalids need enjrer no longer, because
this remedy can cure thrai all. It Is a
cure for the whole world of
stomach Weakness end Indirection. Tho
cure begins with the fi rut iluse. The re
llef It brlni-i Is niarvrlous Slid lurprla.
III"
no
enrer (liri
' " ynu hn-. e
Sacrificed to j
rBlobdlEoisdmi
'Those who have never bad Blood Poi
aorvcan not Kiowhat. desperate eoa-
4ition lt"can prod acth ; This terrible
Aiseaser which the, doctors, are totally
unable to cure, fscomti)iinieate from
one gcBcration Uj ano'iuriilli sting its
taint upon eonntiees innocent nvs..1.
some years wo i was liiocowiea with poison
by a nurse wiMi tnleoud y babe with blood
taint The Utile, one was .':
nneoual to the struinrle.
and Its lite- was yiel.led .
op iq ui Keviui ponwa. -For
six loflK years 1 suf
fared uutola luleery. -1
was oovered irith sores -and
aleers from head to
toot, and ue lanmiaan
ean exoreaa nv feellnirs
Ot woe durlnir iboeelonir
cur., -a bjhi iuw ocat Tvisaj
. r l , . . . . I . jGK
mecucal treatment, gov fc"i.sr? iii-fa
eral physleluis wees,Jvii1fv
ivf iy ireaieo Hie, out ail i .i,yaiBVlfc,
toneparaoss the tetv-.
cury and potash seeineit to add fuel to tha
awful flame wbloh was dxTourlna me. .1 vu
advised bT. frlenda who hnd Keen wonderful
eures made by it, to try Swift's SpeclHe. We
got two Dotuea. aoo t ten nope attain revivein
my breast tupe tor health and happlneu
scaln.v 1 Improved from the start, and a com
plete and perfect cure was the result. B. s. 8.
is the only bluod remedy which reache des
perate easear.. - . Uas. T- W. Lsa.
. 1 , -r. v, Montgomery, Ala. .
Of the many blood remedies, H. 8. 8.
Is the only one which can reach deen-
seated, violent cases; It never fails to
cure pertectiy ana permanently the
most aeeperate cases wtileli arc beyond
the reach of other remedies.
CCClr
The
Is mun,Y' tbohtabiiB, and la the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
mercury, potash, or other mineral.
Valuable books mailed free by Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
' ltrldget'a Dilemma.
- And remember, Bridget, there are two
things I must Insist upon truthfulness
and obedience.
Tea, mum; and when yon tell me to
tell the ladles you're out when you're in,
which shall It be, mum?
AUGUST FLOWER.
"It is a surprising fact," says Prof.
Uouton, "that ie my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, I
have met moie people having used
Green's Angust-Flower than any other
remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver
sud Stomach, and for constipation. I
Bnd for tourists and salesmen, or tor
persons filling oflice positions, where
headaches and general bad feelings from
Irregular babils exist, that Green's Aug
ust Flower is a grand remedy. It does
not Injure the system ,by frequeU use,
and is excellent for sour stomach and
Indigestion," Sample bottles free a.t F.
S. Duffy & Co's.
Sold by dealers In all civilized inw.
tries.
Alio the rollclan'..
A married man's idea of i lploraacy is
lo go around kissing all the babies.
Women suffer
ing from female
.troubles and
cakness, and
from irregulr
or painful men-.
sea, ouglitnot
to lose hope if
doctors cannot
help them. Phy
sicians are so
busy with other
diseases that
they do not un
derstand fully
tbe peculiar ail
ments and the
delicate organism of woman. What
tha sufferer oughr-to do is to give
s (air trial to ; - ; ,r
BRADFIELD'S .
: :tp F Btnalo Regulator
which . is1 the truej .-! cure ' provided,
by Nature for all female troubles. It
is tha formula of a -physician of the
highest standing, - who devoted his.
whole life to the study of. the .dis
tinct1 ailments peculiar to our moth
ers, wive and daughters;' It is made
of soothing, healing; strengthening
herbs nnd -vegetable,, -which have
been provided by a kindly Nature to
ours Irregularity in tho menses. Leu
corrhesa, Falling of the Womb, Itvrtus
fiusness. Headache nnd ' pAkache,
In i airacRs to herself and to Bradc
field's Female Regulator, every
suffering woman ought to give it s
triaL-AUrgs$i. bottle 'will do S
wonderful amount of good, f 6old bjf
druggists. -JsT '".-t -v
'au4i.llretmnMl.boiaj.RUt. - r
The Brad field Pegnlstorfo.. Atlanta, Gs
I A QUICK.CURE OR;.
I COUGHS AKD COLDS
Vory valualiie Romedjf in all
-' - afloctious of the .-'"
I THROATS or LUGS
" Largs Bottlasvsjc. -.,'.?:.'.
jpAVI3 A UWKEXCB CO., tlmlted,
4 - rrop'afrry?Vnia'Paln-Knitr. -
At ' Clink's, Valintliies, ' Mohawks,
hlrlnirleas. Oreen . l'ods. ..)Ara F",
Cl.itrt, Illicit Bi.iircjjirar MHrht tj Deck,
Truck IN jim.
Heat Klmins Extra I'nrly TroVk Tens
nt Cliirk's. lf ini tolwr Jami-S F. t'l.tltK,
Hi i' k Store, nour Market Dock.
r " i.-:-. r-Hh ihuhsti'I i' -fi .
WIW IT
Lodfr- Directors
vitnny rcsnL MJ.it,AtVit
O t A M1--.M1M 4-ver Br4 v"''il'tro
edi.e-di "Wul in ItiiWuircf Haii
rtf i eh rnjtrp V i ii H r.h)it Vs W P
J!trTiss 11 -.W ..Simpron; K j W 1
.kichan).An, K . , . . - . : '. 1 v
EUKEiiA-toutiE no: t; i. VirTr.
trflleers: W; T; Hill, JfM , J H. Barker.
V, G ().' Oreen, Kee'd'e SeUy: James
ft. JliHr-KmsilcliI yircrrtsn : A K. -Pllt-ihae,-
Tre ii Itegular oiteiiua every
Monday night at ?;SS0 o'clock. - --
CALUMET iENCAM lJM EiT, NO. 4
1. iTt. F. 1 Offlceia: I, I, Moisiy, 0 P;
i Ai fielsihar, II P; J 4 Baxter, 8 W;
C U Hall, J V t ti. Ureen, Scribe,
Gerock, Treasurer. ; Regular Encamp
ment, 1st, 8rd, and 5th (if any) Thursday
nights in each month at 7:80 o'clock.
SEW BERN LODGE No. 1. V HC
.1 C Scales, Presl; J H Smith, Reoording
Sec'y; E E 9nldley, Financial Sec'y.
Meets In the Knights of Harmony Hall
every 1st and lrd Monday nights in each
month. - ,
CRAVEN LODGE No. I KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY: Meeta 2nd and 4th
Wednesday uigUU In each month in
Rountree's nail. Pollock street, at -7:30
o'olock. S. K. Hall, President, li, J. DIs
osway, Sec'y, R. R. Hill, F. Sec'y.
KNlCilTS OF HONOR-Officers: K R
Jones, Dictator; 1 L Vinson, Reporter;
W F Rountree, Financial Iteportor
New Berne I,odir(i iNo. 443 meets the 2nd
-and 4th Friday nights at 7:30 o'clock In
Kountree'sOlall, follock street,
.JANTON CLShrfOKT NO. 1. P. at- I. O. l).l
ilfflcers t)eo. Slover, Captain; t. 8. By
man, Lieut, i 1". IL felletler, KdsIkd ; Wm. 3
rttts, liers; Bd. uerook, accountant. Beg
ular Cantonments, id and tb Tliuraday
abrhta la each month at 8 "30 o'clock'
FINANCIAL.
T. A. Green, Pres. K. B. Meadows, V. Prea.
H. M. Orovea, Cashier.
CITIZILW BANK,
OS 144 JU W SJaLEtZir, ST. C
Doing General Banking Business,
October 1st, 18S8, Surplus and Undivi
ded Profits, $18,000.00.
Prompt and careful attention Riven to
all business entrusted to us. Accounts
received on favorable terms.
Board ot Director.
Ferdinand Ulrica
t. k. Meadows,
Samuel W. (pock
Clms. B. Fowier,
J . w. Grainger,
K. W.Sni&llwuod.
K. II. Meadows.
Chan. Duny, Jr.
fames Redmond,
Mayer Habn,
Tbomas A. Green
0 K.Kov.
uoo. N. lves.
w. r.crocaett
Mark Disosvav.
F. & M. BANK,
FEBRUARY 1st. 1800.
Capital Stock, $75,000
Surplus, 10,000
Undivided Prollts 2,600
Deposits ... 1412,000
OFFICERS.
b. H. OnTi.uK President.
W. H. CnApwictc, Vico Pres.
T, W. Dwy, Cashier.
J. W, Bidulb, Teller.
C. T Chadwigk. Collector
DIK&n'ORS:
Wm. B. Blades, M. M Msrke,
0, 0. Bradham, P. II. Pelietkr,
L. U. Cutler. Jno. Suter,
W. 8. Chadwick, J. W. Stewart,
T. W. Dewey.
It collects for merchants, manufactur
ers and other Hunks promptly nt special
rates lo each, nnd makes quickest re
turns posxible. By its liberality and ob--terpriaioi!
business methods, it is forging
to the front of hast Carolina's Banking
lnsttintiona. In its own city, it is the
only one which does not pay interest on
Deposits,
PBOfESSlONAL.
P. M. Simmons. A. D. Wars'
J. H. Von, E. W. Pea.
.SIMflONS, POU & -WARD,'
ATTORNEYS 1 COUNSELORS st
LAW.
HEW SHEatlB, ST. C. '
Office 88 Bo. Front Street, nearly oppo-
stse-notei unatwwca.
(Offloos also at Raleih and Bmlthfield.)
Praetlos In the oonntiea ol Craven. Dnpltn,
rfonea, vjn.iow, varurN ramueo, waae,
Johnston, Harnett and WUaoni In tha So
preroe and Federal Uourta, and wherever
servlcaa are desired. . -
P. H. Pelletter,
V ATT0ENEI AT UW, :
-stlddls Street, .Lawyers Brltk
: - ' BntldlBsV , -
p Will pracUoe n the Counties ot Craves)
uarteret, jonea, unatow ana ramuoo. u, b
Ooart at Saw Berne and Supreme Oonr o
beSttoK-.;f; . ..... .
,R0niULU5 A. NUNN,
LTTOioa-arv . .x ,
,i-Jjf. nv BBiraV ..
,r Office Opp. Hotel Ohattawks,
7; JBoulh Front Street.:
v- Praotloa in North Csmlins " '
. H. CUTLER
HARDWARECO.
'"ii'f --DEALERS' INv S
Of afl Inds;
,' Bash, Doors and Blinds, Lime, Ceruenr
and Plaster. f-.v---' i-v-',.' ,r'-.'-.'-;:'," ':';..
" Agents for Excelsior and Elmo Cook
Stoves an 1 Itnsifi s. We hav on hand a
ilarge and ' complete line of Heating
Stoves, both largo and small -which for
Ihe fiexi 611 diiys wl'l sell at ealremoly
Low I'rlees. fall and examine.; i,
Yours Ft Business, - ,
ifn.cuTun ii'DTfxo
llxuWtfll IIOv.v, a
W ,li,
iVi I
A l.-
a-nt I. .
i! y or
in p, uufort t' sure and stop st
1 Jioo.i". 1 Ir 1 t'laas H' ...1.
( r ttv.-l!fS i-t-m-ln. 1 ' i"f
1.
'lmms t.J
r v
1 A.
'T.r, Tr
WILIKtMnoN A Al .DON ,V
" .'' " ' .tt' rv(iib.
' i"! a - 1 t,J l.t. fcJI'roMi
. . 1 -M-i.it- ,n.-ifia. -
Tit INf! tinO-G N-l Til
DATKD
Jan. 14 lSOOl
e c
6m
ZC
A M IP M
I'M
A.M
Lv. Weldon
Ar. K. Hi, .!
11 so
S 5k
8 ftvl
li 60
Lv. Tat hur-
12 it
if is
Lv. U. lit.
1 '
B Si
o 3;
0 40
r2 52
i 40
Lv. Wilsor
t 5ttl
2 av
7 lb
6
Lv. Rflnia .
II M
Lv Fay'vlll.
4 UO !! M
Ar.Florenorl
7 2! 2 24
P. M. A M
Ar. Golds..
Lv, Golds..
7 01
3 25
4 35
5 00
Lv. Mag-'lia
ArWjlm'ton
r 8 09
0 40
P.W
AM
P.M.
TKA1NS GOING NORTH.
&i
I Sti
6 '5 d j d'3 d'S o"3
y-p. A 2 z,a 2Q 'AG
. I
A M. P. at.
Lv.Florenoe 8 45 T46
Lv.Fay'ville 12 20 . . . . 9 45
Lv.Belma.. 1 60 10 06
Ar. Wilson. 2 85 11 83
A.M. P. M.A.M.
LvWilm'ton 50 45
Lv. Mag'lia 8 2011 lb
Lv. Golds 5 00 0 2712 26
P.M. A.M. P. M. P. at
Lv. Wilson 2 86 S 48 H 83 10 80 I 16
Ar. H. Ml.. 8 80 8 25 12 00 11 11 1 68
Ar. Tarboro 7 04
Lv.Tarborol2 2i
Ly. It. Mt.. 8 80 Jl2 09
Ar. Weldon 4 82 1 04
P. M. A. M.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
Atlantic and Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives Fayetlevillo 12 05 p m, leaves Fay
etleviile 12 28 p m, arrives Banford 1 43
p m. Returning loave Stanford 2 80 p m,
arrive Fayetteville 8 41pm, leave Fay
elteville 3 46 p m, arrives Wilmington
8 40 p m.
Wilmingtou and Weldon Railroad,
Bennettrville Branch Trains loaves
Bennettsville 8 15 am, Maxton 9 20 a m,
Red Mprings 9 63 a m, Hope Mills 10 42
a m, arrive Fayetteville 10 S3, Return
ing leaves Faetleville 4 40 p m, Hope
Mills 4 65 p m, Red Springs 6 85 p m,
Maxton 6 15 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7 15 p m.
Connections at Fayetteville with train
No. 78, at Maxton with tbe Carolina
Central Kullroad. at Red Bprings with
the Red Springs and Bow more railroad,
at Saufori with tbe Beabotrd Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 85 p m, Halifax
4 15 pm. arrives Scotland Neck at 5 08
p m, Greenville 8 67 p m, Klnston 7 65
p m. Returning leaves Kinston 7 50 a m
Greenville 8 52 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m. Weldon 11 33 a m, daily ex
cept Sunoi.; .
Trains on Washington Breech leayo
Washington 8 10 a-01 and 2 80 p mr ar
rive Par'mele 9 10 a m, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 6 80 p
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m and 7 30
pm, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N 0, daily except
Sunday 5 80 p m, Sunday, 415 p in, ar
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 8 10 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth dally except
'Sunday, 7 60s m, and Sunday 0 00 a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 06 a m, 11 00 a n.
Train on all Jland; JM U branch leaves
Goldsboro dally, except Sunday, 7 05 a.
in, arriving Bmlthfield 8 10 a m, Return
ing leaves Bmlthfield 9 00
s m: arrives
at Goldsboro 10 SB s m.
Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at 10 00 a m,SM p m .arrive
Nashville 11 10 a m,' 4 03 p tn, Spring
Hope 10 40 a tn, 4 25 p m.Returnlng leave
Spring Hope 11 30 a m, 4 55 p ro, Nash
ville 12 15 a tn, 6 25 p m, arrive at R oky
Moont II 45 a m, 6 00 p m, daily except
Bundav,
t "Train on Clinton Branch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 40 a m and 4 02 p m, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 s m sod 2 60 p m.
' Train Nd 78 makes oloae eoonoction at
Weldon for all points North daily all
rail vis Richmond.
H M EMERSON. Gen'l Pass AaenL
T M EMERSON. Traffio Manager.
outhern
ail way.
4 The 8tendord Railway ot the SOUTH
, the Direct Line to all Points,
' ' CAULFOBWIA,
r;"-ciiiiA.jLprojl: ,
:., , - 'r?.-jA' ft- -
'". 8trlctly First-Class Equipment on ;sh
Through or Local Trains; Pnllman PaC
aas Sleeping Oars on all Night Trslni;
Fast sud Safe Schedules.'' " , .
; ', Travel by tbe Southern and yon ares
Auced s Safe, Comfortable and Expedl
tlouajonrneyi , ' y
Apply to'Tloket Agenu for Tims T
bles, Rates and Genera) Information, or
address n'C'-''- t. R. DARBT, - '
R. L. VERNON,' jrar.k t. '
- . t.f,.a., ' ; AsUovills, N. 0
, . Charlotte, N. 0. ' -
Fbass 8. OAaxos, ' J M. Coi
d V t A.Oeu Man..". vTraf. Man
" W. A. Tnas, 0 PA, ;"-- ' i
. : . WASHINGTON, - t D. 0
JA) ATllTiO norjKY!
Lonna nisle. Iosns placed. Apply to
I" A AC II. RMITII, 130' Middle Street,
Vvf 1' '0. N.
R
' lltliTABtlljWO. 10 ..r'-
1 - V. I ffeet Sunday, Oct. 22tL )8t9
.. St 7:0.'j5AM.
Ooir.t, Ei.Ht ( BCHSPCI I Going West V
SO. ?:
Paasenger, Ttsins No. 4
Lv. p m - 8TATIOS8!
9 40 .Goldaboro
4 09... LaGrsnjje
s 88.. . .Klnatont.
6 o Ar. New Berne, Lv
5 50 Lv. U Ar.
Ar. is
...11 tiff
...10 fig
...10 12
. . 900
8 87
7 15. . . Ar. Morehead 6ilv Lv 1 nit
Ml J' No. 6, t
Mx'd r"l sTATiossf MxM ft and
Pass Tn. I l-aag tD-
Lv. a. u. -v Ar. p, at,
7 1' Goldsboro 2 53
7 43 Best's., aid
8 08 LaGrsnge 1 43
&2o falling Creek 1 ia
9 H Kinston 12 58
9 8.' Oaaweil, n 68
0 15 Dover. h 40
10 40 Core Creek 1040
115. Tuscarors
1181 Claras..
12 00 New Berne
P. it.
I Monday. Wednesday, Friday.
Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
1018
1000
9 80
A. at.
No. 1. t
No. 2,
Mx't Ft. and
Pass. Tn.
Ar, p m
8 18
Mx'd Ft. and
Pasa.Tn.
Lv. am
7 10
7 48
8 06.......
stations:
. . Goldsboro. .
Best'S, 7 33
... LaGrange ,. 7 0
Falling Creek 6 3a
. . ..Kinston 6 18
826..
014..
928 oaawell. 5 18
40 Ar. Dover, Lv 5 00
1016 Lv. " Ar 420
10 40 Core Greek 400
If 15 Tuscarors. 3 38
U 81 olark'a 8 20
18 06 Ar. NswBern,Lv.
1 80 Lv. " Ar.
9 12.. Riverdale
S 80 oroatsn
2 50
10 47
10 10
10 00
940
9 00
8 47
8 38
8 20
7 50
A. il.
9 43..
3 12..
125..
s81..
8 46..
4 01..
Hsvelock
.. .. Newport, Lv
.... .Wildwood
....'...Atlantic
.Ar. Morehead Olf, Lv
.Ar. M. city Depot, Lv. . . .
M. a
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
fTnesday, Thursday and Saiurday.
8. L. DILL,
Buperiutc idenl
Atlantic oatt Iine.
w
LMINOTOK & NlW Hi UN K K. I.
TIMS TABLK SO. ,
tnKtfoct Wednesday, Aug. 7. lH98,;Daily
Except Sunday.
Going South SOUBOULI: Coing North
No. M, Passenger Trains No. SO,
Lv. a in, stations: Ar, pa,
8 00 NewBerne 6 40
9 88 ;..Pollocksville ..6 04
0 61 Maysville 4 49
10 02 Jacksonville 4 18
12 08.
1215
p If
No. 3,
i Wilmington, 1
) Union Depot f " 82
Ar. Wilming'tonj Lv. ... 2 J6
r at
PABHENQgH ft FltKIQHT, No. A
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. a H
780....
8 40....
9 80....
1005...
1061....
11 20....
12 05. ..
12 30....
21 65....
1 30....
215...
2 65 ...
8 40....
..Lv. Wilmington, Ar
Scott's Hill..!.,
Woodside.....
Hollvxidgs . . .
uixon.......
Verona ,
Jacksonville . . .
Northeast
Whitenak
Maysvills ...
....Poliocksvirie....
.... Debrubl'a
. Ar. New Burns. Lv.
-A'any r.xcepr. Huoaay.
J. B. KENLY,
General Manarer.
BO ItLiEN,
M ri. Transportation.
,r.i, - . r. . '
EASTERN
CAROLINA DISPATCH
AND
Old Dominion
FREIGHT & PAS8KNGIR,
-, -,1. v
For All Polnta ITortli.
The Steamer NEITSB
will leave on Mondsys, Wednesdsjs
snd Fridaps st 6 p. m.lharp, mak
ine landing! at Orients, Octsooks
sndfRosnoks Island. ; .
v13f" Frslghl rsoeirsd not lstet;
thsn on honf previous to sailioir. - .
For farther informstlon apply to
l"
- GEO. HBNDEBSON. Ast.
ar V ir. vi ar .-.".
a. JA. jaxaiv. uou. Blir.. 3i;
H.0. HcDOiKB,Cren,Frt. Pu.Agt.
' ,.;;. ; Norfolk, Vs,
New Bsrns, N. 0 UtxyfOth
. KEEP WAtlUr
By asving'wee'tber strip rlut on jrotrV v
doora and wladotta. Tor Hala : ''
T;EaI.ATliAJI.
Also liava a vaod Mula FAr '
tlme.':..'";:
Hello rCetjtrair
Moore'si '-- TTood ilTftrd,
Where they keep Dry 'Wood," lawed
aay length yen want, and will deliver It
st your doni. Fall memoirs gnsrsnterd,
Mr J. W. s'oote will ho st b oflles
and glad to aroomqiniinte bis old cub-tomers.-
iJoi.'l fnreet tha) plsoe, on
Bouth Fnulsfeei;iy tha sallroad and
1'bo.ie 140. J. T. alOOHE. .
nilnn
Kulra earlv
Clsik's. I'lnn'
irif-n.lK'r J ami.
a-'sr Mrtili, i t
lip Seed at
fcipplatf. He
Brick Store,
!-..'-
&
1 1,
- -
-
1
r:'
-sr. - ,
' -Ml.
Ar. Pat 1
... 145
, .M 66 eg1 ' ' Vs.
...1215 -
...1061 . ,1
...18 20 . ' ... ' '.vi V
,.. 8 65 -'Aivl
...8 05 y'r'l
... T20 'V
... 8 85
... 600 -e'.Sif I
m
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