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THE JOURNAL: Published every rtj in ll.,ar,eicpi Monday, at HubMr street. m-Mt No. . CM AH.US U SlfcVRNS. RPITOH AND PMIIMIfKToR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Oo year. In advance , $4.00 One year, not In advance 5.00 M. nit 111) , by carrier lu the city. . . . .SO Advertialug Rates furnished no appli cation. i.i.n rwl ai Mm- rii OUli-e, New Ben; M ' , an sernnrt class mailer. iMiimal Paper of New Mem Crave Ton If Axn Krn. S.V... Oct 8, I MOO. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For I'raahlrn'. WILLIAM JENNINGS BltVN. of Nebraska. For Vice-President ADLAI E. STEVENSON, . of Illinois. jJ-;, : .-..:; Am InVi Parte. 4- 'M : A woman traveler I Egypt to & M at be dearth of the natives' house hold good, nan a cmspondent of tbe Cblo fcVws. There 1 little furniture because the Arab needs little. Hla life U spent out of doors, and he car sleep In any handy gutter as peaceably and bappUy as a child, while most of hla meals are eaten In the open air. In one exceptionally luxurious house, that of a charwoman, tbe traveler found a parlor. It was regarded, as a sort of shrine by Fatima. She bad made It a fetich, devoting to Its embel lishment all tbe money she con Id spare and sacrificing to It even br children's wanta. The visitor wss shown through a broken down doorway Into a squalid passage, where two rooms at either end revealed perspectives of greater squalor beyond. Children teemed from every entrance. Arrived at tbe holy of holies, tbe door had to be unlocked. It was a brand new Birmingham lock. Distant Manchester bad supplied a carpet bias lug witb roses and small creton cur tains of brilliancy to match. Such things are In Cairo called "fellah" (vul gar), as none but fellahln are found to be purchasers of tbem, but poor Fa tlioa's horrors are not yet quite cata logued. From some common shop In the MuRkl sbe had captured two or three glass vases, and In them tbe last touch of triumph were artificial Bowers. Third Congressional District, N. C. CHAKLE4 R.THOMAS, of Craven. REMEMBER ALL THE CANDI DATES. However much tbe Democracy of tin 1 h rl IHslrlct and of Craven count may be Interested In casting a largt vote for tbe National Democratic ticket, no voter shoal J lose sight f the fact that the entire list of Democratic nomi nees are equally entitled to his rote. In voting for Democratic Presidential electors, the voter does his duty by the bead of bis party, but there remains thr politicsl obligation to the rest of tbe party ticket, which Is fulfilled by a vote for the other candidates. There can be little question that tbe Democracy of this district will not fall In casting a full vole for Bryan and Stevenson. But an equally Important vote is that f r tbe Democratic Congressman, and no political excitement should wise to disturb the vote for Charles K. Thorns), which should be a very large one. The fact that weak candidates of other political parties msy oppose Mr. T.mmas, It no reason why a single vo ter in this district should not vote and work for Mr. Thomas, and help increase hie majority. No doubt Craven county will lak special pride In casting a large vols for Mr. Thomas. It Is his borne county, be Ih wellknown of all Its cllitens, and tbe work In his one term In Congress shows his help in tbe material welfare of his home city's Interests. But not only in his own bom has Mr. Thomss exhibited an Interest, bat be has been watchful of tbe Interests of his en tire dial rlci, and every one who knows Mr. Thomss will feel sure that as before, the b: it Interests of bis district, are bis own, snd will receive every care and attention. Let the voter remember all tbe candl dictates, snd not fsll to vote for tbe sn lire Hal lrg sun spots astronomers say caused the extreme heat this summer, and doctors declare nearly all tbe pros trations were Induced by disorders of tbe stomach. Good health follows good digestion. Kodal Dyspepsia Cure digests what yon eat. If you have indigestion or dyspepsia It will quickly relieve and permanently cure you. F 0 Duffy. VnpUasaatlr shocked. What makts you look so gloom) 1 t Just bad an awful shock. Did you, really? Yes. I just heard a man who is the same age as myself referred to as old. llewara of OlutuiaaU For Catarrh Thai Cnatata M rcry . an mercury will surely destroy tbe sense of niuell and completely derange tbe whole system when entering It tbrongb the mncons surfaces. Bach articles should sotbe nsed except on prescriptions Irom reputable physicians, as the dam age they will do Is tea fold to the good yon ran possibly derive from Km Hall's Catarrh Cars, manufactured by V J. Cbeney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is takes Internally, act ing directly upon the Mood and mucosa surfaces of the system. Ja-baylsg Hsll's Catarrh Cars be Mm f on get tbe gena- Ine. It Is taken fowraalljr, and ansde la Toledo, Ohio, by F. J, Chancy Co Trstiraonlai f re. hold by druggists, pries 78. per bottle Hall's Family PlUear lbs beet Kmij Vtmmm. rUssWnl-Walch Is eorratt. "Cream cheese U on si the best d tabes tbers la,' or "Cream ahem Is oe of tbe bast dishes ther ere"? IWiaaor-Nallher. I doa't liken SUKGEONS tTHBEAP; MOZLBY'S LEMON ELIXIR. Beg-ulatas tba K4var. Stomachs, Bowels and KMMjra, For biliousness, constipation and ma laria. For Indigestion, sick sni nervous headache. For sleeplessness, nervousness snd heart failure. For fever, chills, debility snd kidney ilseaees, take Lemon Elixir. Ladies, for natural snd thorough or ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. ouc and ft bottles at druggists. Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, At lanta, Us. A Prominent Minister Wrltea. After len years of great suffering from Indigestion, with great nervous prostration, biliousness, disordered kid neys and constipation, I have been cured by Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir, and am now a well man. Rkv. C. C. Davis, Eld. M. E. Church South. No. 28Talnall St., Atlanta, Ua. A Prominent Memplilan Wrltaa. Dr. U. Mozley, Atlanta Having been a great sufferer for three years from in digestion, and been treated by many physicians, who failed to give me any any relief. Continuing to grow worse my brother advised me to try Dr. Moz ley's Lemon Elixir,' which remedy be had used for eeveral years. I commeoce l Us use, snd must say that your Lemon Elixir la the greatest medicine on earth. I have never suffered a day since I com menced using Lemon Elixir. K. Li. llooco. MM Hernando St.. Memphis, Teoo. A Card. TMe Is to certify tbst I used Dr ' Mor ley's Lemon Elixir for neuralgia of. tbe bead and eyes with tbe most marked benefit to my general health. I would gladly have paid tSOO for tbe relief It has tvea me at a cost of two or three dol ars. H. A. Bbai.l, Clerk Superior Court Randolph Co.flla Barring tha Pablls. Wunn-Bot, If you Insist that tbe man who works for tbe public good without hope of gaining gratitude Is a crank, what do you call the man that expects gratitude? Tmbef-Hlmr Oh, he's Just a plain fool. Dr. W. H. Lewis, Lawrencevllle. Vs., .writes, 'I am using Kodol Dyspepsia Ours la my practice among severe cases of Indigestion and And it an admirable Menady." If say handrails of pbysiuisns depend open the ass of Kodol Dyspepsls Cars 4n stomach troubles. It dlgeola what yos sal, and allows yoa to eat all the good food yon need, providing you do not ores load your stomach, tilves last sat relief and a permanent cur, f. tVlrnmy. ftOES IT AT to wrr aom A sheep remt if for eoogb sad sold Is all right, bat. roe) wast something that will relieve sadaara Ua mora sever saaj daagaroa , swan It of throat aad lung trottbra. ' -;Wb aha!) yoasUf Oe to warmer as) JBOr,rilM attalT Tea, If posslbtet It jsot posslbl for yoa, lata la lbr naa takj taoLT remedy that bae bar latrodated la all ctvilUed e Kiatrta with sacoea la eevera throat aad ftraf tmbtaa, IkmAttTi Osrmsa Byrep." It aoi saly heals aad Umalalea th tlseaes ta dUoy Us) grm iBesaH, hart tUsy Msasmallnas, mm si assy st peotorsllos, give a food Blgat'S ra aad ear Us amleal. . Try warm hotU. Rneotasaeaded maay years by all drmg iflMlaiaa world. To tat fcy T. kV -' ' ' " Hv1y ' - " ' -f ' . ' - OAafVaTiXA. : aWssai lalaaelMitwtlaa AdaaHtMl It. Do yoav know, said hi onhYnlll Urh, hraaklsg It to him a dellcataly at w eoold","tbt tome people accas you f UadiamlWlirr- . Bf Ueorg, I dot (loUlaied Mr. 8po ash, the emlaeat memiaat I work Iwtc a hard as say man la my aav It 1 wall lo kaow that DWli Whch HtaH Palv will sal a bsra and atop tha-oala at one. U will ear x araasarvdskladtseaMSsdsgly wouatls adorov,lt laacralaeorfor piles, Ooaatarfalti may b offsrad to. Be Ihst yam i lb original D Will's Witch Haasl'alvav r.&Dafff. . .. -, . . - MAK.RIA14 "BHATrVWE U8E&TO SSW IUr. CUTtV AND WOUNba Tkero Insasr Kiill sweats' aad XdSea aad .a Qrcat ' Tartety at antehea rTJaed la LU Bavtaar Oaoeatlaa. ' '" . , Imagine a tailor who deliberately plans to have the stitches he so careful ly sews give way tat. a certain time. Suppose be should use one kind of thread In a coat warranted to break In one Week, another kind In the trousers guaranteed to fall apart In a month and'uslng permanent material only In making up a waistcoat Yet this Is ex actly what the surgeon does every day. Sutures, as the surgeon's thread is call ed, are made from various materials, according to the requirements. Catgut silk thread, silkworm gut, silver wire, kangaroo tendons and horsehair are In common use. Catgut was at one time obtained from members of tbe feline tribe. As Its use increased tbe supply ran short Experiments showed that sheep fur ulsbed an acceptable substitute. So cutgut used by surgeons, jewelers and makers of musical Instruments comes now from tbe submucosa, or middle layer of the Intestine of a sheep. It Is the most commonly used of all sutur ing material. Catgut stitches are ab sorbed In from Ave to seven days, de pending on the individual upon whom they are used. In occasional instances catgut stitches have been known to be absorbed lu SO hour. By treating It with chromic acid such a suture will remain In position for many weeks. Because of Its adaptability and the cheapness of the material catgut heads the list of surgical threads. Silkworm gut can be more tborongb . ly sterilised than any other known suture material In preparing sutures of all Borts tbe usual method is to bolt tho material In ether, allow It to soak for 24 hours, then place It In alcohol for a day or two and follow this with a bath of mercury solution. Notwith standing this thorough cleansing, the microscope reveals germs still present In varying numbers In many Instances. Silkworm sutures sbow fewer micro organisms than other materials treated In this way; hence It Is highly recom mended for surgical work. Tbe mate rial Is extracted from a silkworm killed Immediately before It begins to weave Its cocoon. Unfortunately for sur geons, silkworm sutures are not ab sorbed, but remain permanently In place. For this reason Its use Is re stricted to special work. The short tough tendons taken from the tall of a kangaroo furnish surgeons with a valuable thread. Kangaroo ten don stitches will hold fast for many days. The time of absorption Is esti mated from four weeks to two months. Horsehair and silver wire sutures are nonabsorbable. The fluids of tbe body do not affect them In any way, and once In place tbe stltcbes will remain until forcibly removed. By some It Is asserted that silver wire has distinct antiseptic properties. Nitrate of silver lu solution Is known to be a good ger micide. Hence It Is argued that a si I ver unit Injurious to germ development Is formed by the contact of body fluids with silver wire. Thus stitch abscesses are said to be of rare occurrence when silver wire Is utilized. Silk thread, such as Is used hy tal lors. but of the finest quality and of larger caliber, is frequently used. Tbe stitches are practically nonabsorbable, though at times no trace of the thread has been found .in tbe tissue at tbe ex piration of a year. To accommodate this assortment of threads special varieties of needles are naturally required. A surgeon's "house wife" contain needles that would scarcely be recognised as such by tbe uninitiated. Besides tbe needles curv ed In different segments of a circle. surgeons nse needles shaped like pears, javelins and bayonet points. Some are as long as bodkins, terminat ing In a point Ilk a miniature knife blade. Others bsve the sharpened end triangular, with th aplce of the an gle sharpened to a rasor edga. Borne few ar formed Ilka ordinary sewing needles, but mad of greater tensile strength. Instead of a thimble a surgeon uses an instrument called a needle holder. It Is s lisped Ilk a pair of scissors, th points of which ar blunt clamp, Th needle Is held fast between th jaws of tbe clamp until released bf opening the two blade as scissors ar op nod. Then fresh bold la takaa, and th ac tion repeated with every stitch. A skillful surgeon has perfect com. mand of th neadl at an times. Tber ar momenta during an oparatloa whan a well placed stitch mean saving th life of a patient At inch times th akUlfal surgeon displays a celerity and define not surpassed In m broidery, Tb aorgedn- ratto opoa certain atltcba for different need, jost a tb drreroakr picks and choosas among tb vartou forma of stitching. . - Ts hemstitch, cststltca.' whalebone, bor rlngboo, running attteb aad back band so dear to tb fetnlnlu flogar bar tbelr counterparts W tb mattress stitnr. Interrupted and con tinuous suture, subcuticular sottur. purs string and flgur tight an to res, Lembert and Caeraey sutures. As tb seamstres ' etcts a . appropriate stitch for a atam. a button bote or an edging, as th Surgeon choose la form log bis lift saving stltcbe-Kw fork unV7 MV'i4,f' .., .. i" ' .' . ...-'.. " 1 aur War. ... A I wOl sy, raarhd tb yoaag womaa "that b Is not afflicted whb that asU eanis1i)SBs which marks tb parapa af dclat aaMar. ' , . ", aswrrd mat Csyssa, Isa't at ell self soascloa. H win b tlro bf tb boar wttboal being la th Uasl awaraatlt. . "' CAP U DINE HEADACHE k KEURAAGIA, He, tfa, asd ftOe Bottle, . - 1a 0orgiaaa a sympatbetM frtendr WeU, w hen afa pralaw anything I wear sbe doe It la a way which make roe feel that verythlui t asaatly wear to simply hkteous." Indianapolis Jour- Tb averag arst1oo of marriage la England to. tt yar la rraaca- and Oarmaay, M; NorwafrS4i Boasts, BO. ;i :. .. i ' . ' ,7 ; ' J)a aot gat scrdlf yoar heart troabk jro. Most Hkly yoa asffsf from ladl gastloa. Xodot Dyspepsia Oar 11gsU what yoa sal and give tb vara ol stomach perfect Not, II la tb Mly prepsrslloa ksowa that aompUtely di gests all classes of foods; lbs I why It cars th worst rats of lodlgsatloa aad sloaiMb trtiabl sftr'Trythlrg ;ls bos failed. It may be takeb la all eolxlt. tlnne ad oanaol help bl da yoa goo. F. B.DnfTy. - "ilcan Llvsr riUs cur all liver IIU Vj-ii' ,sjr: r':' iir aj, 4 r4 : -Vogetable I j that is &irmg women. J f I s I 1 a jfm - , - . m 5w Mrs. Watson tolls all suffering wo men how sho was cured and advises them to follow her example. Here is her first letter to Mrs. Pinkham : (PUWJ8HED BY PERMISSION.) "March 15, 1 Si)!). "To MRS. PINKHAM, Lynn, Maps.: "Dear Madam; I am suffering from infl;uiini;ition r ii.. : i i , , , -,, i liio ovaries aim woinu, arm nave been Kir eiimvn months. I huvo a continual pain and soreness in mv back and side. I am only free from pain when lying down or sitting in an easy chair. When I stand 1 smlVr with severe pain in my side and hack. I believe my troubles were caused by over-work and lifting ::oine years ago. "Life is a drag to me, and I sometimes feel like giving up ever being a well woman ; have become careless flnd unconcerned about everything. I am in bed now. 1 have had Eeveral doctors, but they did me but lil.tle good. "Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound baa been recommended to mo by a friend, and 1 have made up my mind to give it fair trial. " I write this letter with tho hope of hearing from you in regard to my case "Mrs. S. J. Watson, Hampton, Va. Mrs. Pinkham' s advice was promptly received hy Mrs. Watson and a few months later she writes as follows: (PUULI8UED PY PERMISSION.) "November 27, 1M9. "Dear Mrs. Pinkham: I feel it my duty to acknow li-dge to you the beneiit that Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com pound has done for me. "I had been suffering with female troubles for muw time, could walk but a short distance, had terrible bearing down pains in lower part of my bowels, liackacbe, and pain in ovary. I used your medicine for four months and was so much better that I could walk throe times tho distance that I could before. " I am to-day in better health than I have been for more than two years, and I know it is all due to Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. "I recommend your advice and medicine to all women who suffer." Mrs. S. J. Watson, Hampton, Va. Mrs. Watson's letters prove thai Mrs. Pink ham'a tree advloe Is always forthcoming on request and that Hla a aura guide to health. These letters are hut a drop In the ooean of evldenoa proving that lydia . Pinkham'a Vege table Oompound OURES the Ills of women. No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and unqualified endorsement. No other medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles or euch hosts of grateful friends- Do not be persuaded that any other medlolne la Just as good. Any dealer who suggests something else has no Interest In your oaae. He la seeking a larger profit. Follow the record of this medicine and remember that these thousands of cures of women whose letters are constantly printed in this paper were not brought about by "something else," but by Lydia Em Pinkham'a Vcnotnblo Compound "V - ' 0 i 4 . LsaaMsl 5000 n trial a nn ot san mm sii " " rer" !""'- lOTfe... wtJh Ik rUIWI CT Bamk. fcraa. aa, fe , which wilt kuUk . mij,. ha will ahow lha Ihaabor tfatlmnalata ar wot frilM. ar wm patllaaifl btaTia ..wYiur.at-rt.1 .i a, . lydia a. riaAi aiaoiciHa co. x.r . t - Post dfflce Box Renter.. Whea seniUog after their 'thelir malfl tbey must sKaer glr th mrsseoger their key or written order, as poslUrely so bo i wilt bemfter b opened by the ewrkt In this offlc iorpt upon th wrlltaa arcler of tfa raaiet or wli tbey make sppllchlloa la parson. - " , ., , BSTSnCaW. llASnWK,' ".- ' '--,.'.4 , ' rostsiaster. .. W!.n In UsyVxiro slop St th Lupti B ;ona for foufl r'-r?n.:THnlait'itit Carolina: inn, ilioad t Irset, NW f ra, . C. Open jo tha Publltf, 'rVlth Lattat , .rVlodern Impravtmaat.' Tabta rirl-0.' -7 ' , "V .V- ltd aad Coll Balbk. Nmpl room for oommereial a'. -. '7 r r ( tl, P. K. sritFEr, "j - "- - ' Proprlelrasr, .' REAL ESTATE ! , City Baal Kstrla boagh al so-d on eomn.Usoa.' ' ! ' Ootlaottot af Rai for bos la lb eity a H as Ihoa IMag oataldV. ; "- - IIAIIPEK. . Tha One Psy Oold Oura. Pat o4da an anr I hnatt a lUraaorl CawSfc taix t.a . uuiaMe, aaaly lahaa hs aa4f saat uJily car. t ....', 1 Russell House t Whir H Uanfort aot ass) stop at Ifear jluaa Uos, glrltH'laa HOant. 1 bnma fnr'trasaillHt; mpla,t Klshlag sad burning aneielleL TeiaiS fl.aft at o.UU pM - " ' A." KflHIsw.U, 1' v7' , 'Just-?-. I r For Colo by Emdfcam. I'rlre S"c
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