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THE JOURNAL
71 Published arery day U the 7 ear, except
Moaday, at N Middle street
" from No. 8.
CHARLES U .STEVENS,
aonoa amb rmopKnroB
. SUBSCR1PTI0H RITES'
One year, la advanoe 4.
-One year, not la advanoe 5 00
' Monthly . ty carrier la the city SO
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Advertlslrig Rates fnrolshed on
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R. C ai Keond elaaa nutter.
Official Paper of New Bera
Crajea Coaitj.
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LAXITY IN STATE'S CRIMINAL
LAW.
The recent murders and homicides.
which have taken place In North Caro
lina, are not merely of local horror, but
their frequent occurrence is most dam
aging upon the State's reputation away
from home.
Coming so quick and fast during the
laBt few months, a shooting now must
'involve persons prominent in social and
commercial life, to attract any special
attention.
It waa only a few years ago, that a
wilful murder took place on the Fair
Grounds In this city, and the shooting
Which took place at the time Jeopardized
' a hundred lives.
The murderer was given an impartial
trial, and sentenced to a term in the
penitentiary. He waa fully entitled to
be hung, but the verdict was In keeping
with the often openly expressed senti
ment that "you cannot hang any one in
North Carolina."
The laxity In the criminal law of the
State is really responsible for the fre
quent shooting affairs which have taken
place.
The concealed deadly weapon, carried
by so many persons, in violation of the
law, makes the opportunity for the
second violation of law, to shoot and at
tempt to kill, upon the Impulse of the
moment, upon what can afterward be
construed ,by a court as "Justifiable
shooting."
Let the law punish in its utmost sever
Ity, the pistol Barrier, and there will be
few "Justifiable shootings," but while
there Is no attempt worth mentlpnlng to
suppress the concealed weapon, to cause
It to be kept away from the hand of the
person, ready to dispute or quarrel, be
cause of the seeming protection of the
pistol In tne pocket, there Is likely to be
only a oentlnoatloa of these local "hor
rors," with the murderer finding easy
escape fox his crime.
With pistol carriers going unmolest
ed and unpunished, there will be shoot
Ings, and with the laxity of the law In
punishing first the pistol carrier, there
Is certain to follow the same laxity In
the punishment of the use of the pistol,
even If murder takes place.
YESTERDAY'S MARKETS ?
Cotton,' Grain, rWrltiODj aad stock.
Ranee la Price. Receipts tad
Shipment.
The following are the market quota
tlons, received by private wire to J. X.
Latham Co. New Bern, H. 0.
.lifter, TwentyThree leafs of Ei-
cracfauuif Agonies and Suffer- '
lips Mrs, Welclfer is Cnrei
By
Paine's
Chicago, March to.
Whiat: Open High. Low Close.
May 78f M.
July 71 711
Bept 69 W
OoRH:
May 44, 44
July 431 43t
Sept 42, 434
Oats:
Bay 94J M
July 31 81
Sept 28 88
I ork
May 1807 1815
.July....... 1725 1786
Sept 1712 1710
Lard
May 1005 1013
July 890 992
Sept 990 990
lilha:
May 990 . 990
July 962 860
rtept
Celey
Compound
The Life-Saving Compound is
The Trusted Spring Medicine in
Millions of Homes Through
out the World.
From time to time adventurers and
speculators without conscience or soul,
actuated only with a desire to make
money easily and fast, resort to the com
pounding of worthless and dangerous
preparations, and advertise mem as
cures for the common diseases that afflict
man. and women In springtime. Would
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleated to learn that there Is at leae.t
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all Its stages and
that la Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. , Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a consti
tutional treatment. HalTa Catarrh Cure
U takea internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the founda
tion of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature In doing
Us work. The proprietors have so much
faith In Its curative powers that
they offer one hundred dollars for any
case It falls to cure. Bend for circulars
and testimonials. .
Address,
F. J. CHENEY 4.00., Toledo, O
Bold by Orngglsta,;75e.
Hail's Family Pills are the best
AatMMr miXer Heart.
iara-uosrir, irf tbr cliurlty again.
. mm rear wnat IS it this time?
iron-we are going to distribute
cheap copies of Ileothoven'i eym-
puomes among trie poor. Music is such
an old to digestion,, you know New
xor weekly.
Mew York. March 20.
Stocks; Open. Close
Amr.Sugar 127 120f
Union Pacific... 91 1 VM.
Mo. Pacifw 1091 Hi
So. Pacific 641 641
Manhattan HI I 141
Gieat Western.. 251 26
Money H t
Amr. Copper. ... 721 731
Teias Pacific. .. K81 391
Wabash pf 50 501
Erie, 1st 681 671
Colorado So 271
Anaconda Cop. . 1231
Southern Ry. . . . 33 33f
Southern Hy pf.. 951
LouIsvllle&Nasb 123 1231
Brooklyn R.T.. 671 671
Penn. it R 144 1441
Atchison 831 Mi
St. Paul..... ... 1701 1711
Erie 361 361
Atchison pf 98 981
O. S. Steel 371 371
Reading 62; 611
People das 10S1 1031
0. & 0 471 471
B. & 0 941 3
M. & W 721 721
Tenn. Coal.lron. 671 671
N.Y Central 137 1381
Rock Island 45 461
Western Union.. 88iD 88
Ontario Western(31 1 31
A. C
Metropolitan... 184 137
Coal, Fuel, Iron.. 67 68f
Va. C Chemical. 631 61
Canadian Pacific 131 131
C. & A
Amr. Ctton Oil. 42 45A
U. S. Steel pf . . . 87 87
111 Central 140 140
Republic Steel.. 20 20
Am, Ice 71 T
Del.& Hudson...
A. L
0. 8. Leather 12 12
Amr Car Found. 40 40
U 8. Leather pf . .
Pac Hid 89 38
MRS. H. A,. WELCHER,
Kingston, Tenn., Had suffered Agony
for Years.
to Heaven that the cry of danger I dan
ger 1 1 could be sounded in the oars of all
who unthinkingly buy and use such de
ceptions and frauds.
Fortunately honest druggfits despise
such worthless remedies and refuse to
sell them. They will tell you with can
dor that Paine's Celery Compound Is tho
spring medicine they can recommend.
They know Its composition, are acquaint
ed with the facts of marvolous cures ef
fected by It, and have seen Its happy re
sults amongst their personal friends.
Can you, dear sufferer, hesitate to try
this disease-curing medicine 1 It has re
stored to health and the full enjoyment
of life tens of thousands whom doctors
were unable to cure. Mrs. H. A. Wei
cher, of Kingston, Tenn., says:
"It gives me great pleasure to tell the
world what Paine's Celery Compound
has done for me. For 23 yearn I have
suffered with chronic flux or ulcsrs of
the bowels. I have had eight or nine of
me Dest physicians or the state at dif
ferent time to wait on me, but never bad
any relief. I was treatod by several of
Knoxvllle's best doctors, and after see
ing so many testimonials and so many
that I knew, I was Induced by my son to
try a bottle, and before I used the first
bottle I could feel quite a dlfferenoe
that I was getting stronger, and I en
joyed my food more, and after taking
four bottles I was entirely curod. I only
wish that the medicine could be placed
In the reach of all suffering humanity."
v , FOREIGN FACTS. -
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' The better claw of Japanese take
warm oath every day. '
There are now over 700 women uni
Terslty graduate In Ireland.
The new civil code drafted for Bwit
terlnnd allows a woman to dispose as
sne pleases of the fruits of her work. ...
'For colling a policeman "an orphan"
a Viennese cab driver has been sent to
Jail for four days for "insulting an offi
cial." It is becoming customary In Vienna
to decorate the graves of relatives with
Christmas trees after they have done
service for the children at homo.
The progress in the scientific treat
ment of beets in Qormany has resulted
in raising the percentage of raw sugar
extracted from the root from 5 In
1840 to 13 (u 1001.
The ground floor of John Knox's
house in High street, Edinburgh, has
beeu transformed Into an old book
store. It has been in turn a hairdress
er's, public house, grocer's, restaurant
and tobacconist's.
A millionaire named Galland left to
the city of Geneva all his property ex
cept bis desk, which went to a lawyer
tunned Couchet. When this desk was
about to be handed over to him, 222,000
fin lies were found in it. The city
cluliiivd the money, but after a legal,
contest Com I ict got It.
More Riots.
Disturbances of strikers are not n ir
ly as grave as an individual disorder of
the system. Overwork, loss of sleep,
nervous tension will be followed by ut
ter collapse, unless a reliable remedy Is
Immediately employed. There's noth
ing so efficient to cure disorders of the
Liver or Kidneys as Eleotrlc Bitters. It's
wonderful tonic, and effective nervine
and the greatest alt around medicine for
run down sj items. It dispels Nirv
ousncss, Rheumatism and Neuralgia and
expels Malaria germs. Only 50c and
'atltfaclloo guaranteed by C.D.Bradham
Omyglst.
iM LUNGS
Weak lungs are
mosuy due to a
neglected eough.
Only a small par
cent, of the mil.
Bona who have
consumption In.
nenui, A slight
cold.ailckUmror
basking rough Is
the beginning,
and after it ha
reached a certain
advftfMAt aaM
SlMM l .nilln. a. . -"
Aav case of-eoruumntlnn lhai la maakui
that Is, any one having consumption whose
family or friends still hold cn to a ray of
hope, may take comfort in the knowledge of
uiq lata mat juo Minuio UOUgtl GUTO Wtli
give Instant reUef and finally cure.
Thls tenons remedy doe not pus limnftJUMr
Into tho stomach, but Itoeeri Ions In tho thru saast
111 Reams tho couth.
in was mo Dreaming .
viisvui 100 pnieiro.
Draws out tho Inflammation.
Kills tho germs (microbes) of disease.
Strengthens tho mucous membrane.
Clears the head.
Relieves the fererlsh mnriiHrv,
RemOVeS even, causa fit th. na.nV mwA Mm
WWII vii tfto lulls.
(10) Enables the rungs to contribute nt
rmne and llfe-sustalnlng oxygen to the blood. Cures
vvuii ana au uougn, i.ung ana uronc&lal Affections.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Mr physician told me one year ago that I wouH
ate Of consumption Inside of a year. I commenced
talcing One Minute Cough Cure for my rung trouble
and It cured me. I have gained 20 pounds and I am a
pretty lire ' dead woman.' One Minute Cough Cure
wcu I1IO. H1AKY F . OULU VAJf , OraiHl fUPldS, SllCB.
Pleasant to the taste. Good for Children,
Good for every body. For Coufhj.jColda.
LOroup, WhooplngCough. Bronchitis, Asth
ma, rneumonia and all Throat and Lung
ONE MINUTE
COUGH CURE.
Prepared by E. O. DeWITT a CO.. OHIOAQO
F 8 DUFFY
Slniacr Trllie of lOklmna.
A r iiniiiiit of a ntrnnj.c tribe of Ks
klMKH luis bi n discovered on South
iimjtlciii island, at the north end of
II ml nil b.iy. These people hiul never
Reel) n white iiiiui until recently. Their
huts are built of the great Jnws of
whales, covered with skins. In the
middle Is an elevation, ou which Is n
stone lamp, used for lighting, heating,
cooking, melting snow nnd drying
clothes. The tribe la almost extinct,
only some slsteen being left.
The best pill 'neath the stars and stripes
It .cleanses the system and never
grlpeB.
Llttlo Early Risers of wordly repute-
Ask for DeWItl's and take no substl
tute.
A small pill, easy to buy, easy to take
and essy to act, but never falling In re-
suits. DeWlll's Little Earlv Risers
arouse the secretions and act as a tonic
to tho liver, curing permanently.
Duffy.
A Droail Hint.
Rtnylnto Do you brllevo In !on
courtships, Miss Annie?
Miss Aunle Well, I'm In favor of
six hour limit on each session, Chlca
go News. ... . , ,
POULTRY POINTERS.
OABTORX..
Bern the A The Kind foi Nm Atari 6wM
Signature
of
OOTTOK;
Maw Tola, March 20.
Open, High. Lew. Close
ttch 10.00 10.01 9.8
Apr .. 9.03 1.86
Hay 9.91 9.93 9.86
June 9.78 9.80 9.74
July 9.77 9.80 9.73
Aug 9.S1 9.M 9.45
Bept 8.87 8.9S 190
Oct 8.0 1.97 1.80
'Nov IJ!7 8.57 180
Des 1.52 1U 148
l" a i
-V ChlUaaadreTerlsabotMe of Gaora's
j TastgLiM OanuTTotio; It la simply
v iitw and qnlabat ta I taateleat forat. Ho
; rairo pay. raa to.
'?tr&;- -
Avi u Aavasstteisre.
V;.;' arm KlDgaiey-Yon say you like cot-
ore -servants better than white b
i .: eaose hey are alower; How U that t
f,. ldisw Bingo It takea then) longer to
: Mavvxeira and Oonntry,
'- BtVff abanrtntt "Wta' a champtoo to
oeiasjen, ror arsar la always talkattv.
aHOotdtmltta,- ''""
TOO XSOW VaUTTOV AMI tAKOW
Whnyo Uk40mrVirTstleai Chill
Tonic, aaoaoa the) fonnnla Is plainly'
printed oa ervery bottle aawwittaf tkair it
Is simply Ire aad qttlaiM ta tafflets
Tom. No cure to ay. Price Wo.
Unryaei
hlrarpeel eettea market eloaed today.
Mid. 8.40
Bales 7,090
.Receipts 38,000
Open Close
March ; 8.94
Mar-Apr 5J23 gJM
Apr-May 5.28 8J5
May-Jane 8 .28 J
June-Jaly 5.18 ,1
Jaly-Asg 8.18 i
Aig-Sep 6.18 i.i
8ept-Oot47 " 4,(
A Full Hand.
John," said Mrs. Norton as she seat
ed herself nt the hotel lnctikfnst table.
"did you cull n waiter';"
"Yes," suld Norton, looking up from
his paper. "I cnllel him, mid he had
tray full."
Prickly heat cured In one application
by using of Hancock's Liquid Sulphur.
li will also cure'Eczcma, Fetter, rimp
lea, Ringworm, Dandruff, Cuts, Burns,
Old Sores, and all skin troubles In
short time, when used as directed. For
sale at F. S. Duffy's Drug Store.
llrathmaue amd Liroay
Mr. .Toiiiitbnn Hutchinson, who bp.
lieves that leprosy N caused bv eating
Imperfectly cured tlsh, Is not disturbed
by the argument that leprosy prevails
among the vegetarians of ludhi. He
does not believe tliut the Urnhiiiiuis
really Ibstaln from fish, but accepts
the Hindoo proberb that "where there
are no eyes there Is no caste."
Total ports esltaUted today 11,999
vs 14,000 last year.
Estimated reoeist far tesaerrew.
Galveston 9000 to 9000 ag alast 4,887
last year.
Hew Orleans 5000 te 8000 against 1008
last year,
itoustoa 8,500 to ,008 against tN
last year.
bast w-k
144J0I
This arses.
Bat. lfOOO
Moa. 18000
Taea, 19900'
Wad. 18000,
Than, loooo -
Frt . nooo
of 1 -f ir 3
102909
V
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Trie Generais Kecommend Mystic
Cure ForiRheuraatlsm.
Gen. John Ludwlg, of Winona, Minn.,
ays: "1 contracted Rhumatlsm during
the Civil war, and have used almost
every preparation known for -its cure
and hare also taken treatment at differ
at hot springs. I am pleated to say
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Is the only
medloine that has given me Immediate
relief. I gladly recommend It to all snf
farera from Rheumatism, Sclatlo qr like
ailments. No medicines that I have
tried are anywhere near its equal."
Sold by T. A, Henry, Druggist, New
Bern-
Chlaeie "Hew Weaua."
. Bleb klngklng, called by western ad
mirers the Oblneso' Joan of Arc, has
arrived in Ban Francleco to get an
American education. Mho is a young
woman whoso opinions are entirely oc
cidental. She bait allied herself with
the: Chinese reform party, and the aim
of ber life Is to secure the social and
political jooonstrvctloa of China. 8he
xefased to call upon Mrs. Wu Ting
fang simply bocanse tha latter repre
eota the offlclar class. , '
. -V lie Stomacli Is The Man. 'i
h A stoaiach weakens the man,
eeaoaa It eannot transform tha food ha
tat Into aoortshment, Health and
strength cannot be reatofed to any sick
man- or weak woman wlthnnt Krai a.
storing health and strength 'to the stoat
aea. A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re
vive tha tired and ran down limbs and
organe of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cleanses, purines, sweetens and
Strengthens the glands and membranes
of the stomach,- and cures indlrostlon,
r" tD(i ,11 stomach troubles, f B
iuUy. . . - .
inn will nnd that the mere retsolv
iu oe usck'ss anil the lionest desire to
help other people will, lu tho quickest
nnd most delicate ways, also improve
vniiraapj j
use Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, for
Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Dandruff
and all skin dleeates. For sale at F. 8.
Duffy's.
niraapd wifh a Wife.
A former vlcur of u country parish
not far from Sheffield was n Kcntlcrjwn
dlstlnculMhul for his learning and for
the luisltlon he took at CaiiibrldRc. One
day ii visitor to the village got Into con
versatlon with one of the parishioners,
and tho tnlk turned to tho vicar.
lour clei-jrynian," said the visitor.
"is n very nlilo man. Why, he is
wraiiRler."
I never heard that," was tho reply
or the villager, "hut bis missis Ib.
London Tit-Bits.
What's in a Name ?
ureryinlng is In the asms when It
comes to Witch Hszla Salve. K. O. De-
Witt St Co., . of .Chicago, discovered
some years ago, how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that Is a speciflo for
Piles. . For blind, bleeding, Itching and
protruding Piles, enema, eats, barns,
bruises and all skin diseases, DeWItt's
Salve has no equal This has given rise
to numerous worthless eounterfelts.
Ask for DeWItt's the! genuine, F,
Daffy.
Can Ce4.
winds from the east are brlnrrina-
unuer aiarming rumors that the Atlan
tic Is boating so flercctv uoon tha
classic sands of Capo Cod that the fa
nious bulwark of southeastern New
England Is shrinking steadily. Pronhets
of evil nro predicting darkly that the
crooned qrm of Yankee land thrust oat
so boldly against the surges may
ahrlvel up and disappear before -many
centuries have come and srone. Where
then will a lamenting universe look for
Cape Cod cranberries, for Cans Cod
skippers and the. famous specimens of
other salty Capa Cod folkt-Ne York
Tribune, - -. .
; A RemarkaUe ase'C
One of the most remsrksbls oases of a
oold, deep-seated f n Ue lungs, causing
pneuraoots, is. that of Mrs.: Gertrude E.
Fanner, Marios, lod., who wu. entirely
eared by the Bee of One Minute Cough
Care.,. She isys: "The eoutblog aad
straining so weakened me that I raa
down In weight f torn 148 to 99 poaadi.
tried a number of remedial to ao avail
antUIused One Minute Cough Cure.
Four bottles of this Wonderful remedr
cured me entirely of the conga, strength
encd my lungs and restored me to my
ormal we';;ht, health and strenffth." F
I "
A. healtliy fowl will drink fifteen or
twenty times a day.
Sharp gravel should always bo sup
plied to fowls that arc fattened In close
couUnement.
Box uests arc all right if made large
enough, the size depending upon the
breed of fowls.
Linseed meal Is excellent as an egg
producing meal, but it should bo fed In
connection with course or bulky foods.
Soft eg;s laid before the shell has
formed nre ciuiwkI by overfeeding. Qlve
less food and more pounded shells or
Umen ater.
A varied diet for poultry is a neces
sary help to their general health and
bin much to do with their valuo as
breeders.
If disease appears nnd resists reme
dies, It is better to begin with new
stock than to brwd from those that
hove been sick a lon time.
A light, sandy soil Is always best for
a poultry yard. A heavy clay soli is al
ways damp and, unless caro is taken,
will cause roup, while a sandy soil, be
ing dry. will promote warmth.
Cures Cancer and Blood Poison.
If yos have blood poison producing
eruptions, pimples, ulcerp, swollen glands
bumps and risings, burning, Itching skin
copper colored spots or rssh on the skin
mucous patches in mouth or throat.
falling ha r, bone pains, old rheuma
tism or foul catarrh, take Bontanlc
Blood Balm ;(B. B. B.). It kills the
poison In the blood; soon all sores erup
tions heal, hard swellings subside, ache
and pains s'op and a perfect cure
made of the worst cases Jof Blood
PoiBon.
For cancers, tumors, swellings, eating
sores, ugly ulcers, persistent pimples of
all kinds, take B. B. R. It destroys the
cancer poison In the blood, heals cancer
of all kinds, cures the worst humors or
suppurating swelling). Thousands cured
by B, B.JJ, after all else fails. B. B
composed of pure botanic Ingredients.
Improves the digestion, makes the blood
pure and rich, stops the awful Itching
and all sharp, shooting pains. Thorough
ly tested for thirty years. Draggists ft
per large bottle, with complete dlrec
tlons for home cure. Simple free and
prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co.
Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and spec
ial frei medical advice sent id sealed
letter. For sale New Bern by F 8 Duffy
U u liradham.
"STANTON'S. JM6H4TVV.
A ite-ay f Ik 'NeetsrT
svs Tali fcr BBS B-yna4. '
A attempt by fJacttfcry OfWar
pranton to cook an Irish stew while
holding the war department office
against the removal order of President
Andrew Johnson is one of many anec
dotes related by Loais Koerth, at the
period mentioned the- great watt secre
tary a bodyguard.
Feb. 21, 1868, Preahtetrt Johnson ap
pointed general Lorsnso Thomas sec
retary of war ad Interim, but the now
er of removal having been taken by
the tenure of office act from the presi
dent, Mr. Stanton refused to resign or
to vacate the office of secretary.
He camped in tbe office, determined
to bold it until the result of the im
peachment proceedings ogaliist the
president, which were then pending in
tbe senate, Bhould be determined. For
sixty (lays Mr. Stanton held "tbe fort,"
and during that period his faithful
bodyguard, ei-8crgeant Louis Koerth,
(hen lu tho United Stutes general scrv
ice. assigned to the war department,
kept htm company.
On thg day lu which Mr. Stanton re
ceived tho official notification of his
removal by the president be made im
mediate preparations for a siege. He
dispatched Scrgunnt Koerth to Mrs,
Stanton for blankets and pillows, but
that ludy refused to send theui. Insist
lng tliut the secretary Bhould come
home and give up the office.
Mr. Btanton smiled on receiving her
message and simply said:
'Koerth, go to your own house and
bring blankets, pillows end such cook
big utensils as we may need."
The Irish stew was the first effort
of tlie secretary and his bodyguard
Koerth, being a Gorman, needed in
structions in fhe mysteries of prepar
ing tho suvory stew, nnd tho secretary
named tho various ingredients, which
he ordered the servant to purchase.
Both men had spent a bus mid la
bortously exciting day, and both wero
tired out when the pot was put ou. tbe
nre to cook the stew.
The conscquenco Was that tho groat
Wax soeretory and his bodyguard fell
asleep. Tlio secretary was the llrst to
be awakened by the smell of tbe burn
log stew.
"Koerth, Koerth! Wake up, man!"
shouted Mr. Stanton. "The stew Is
burnlngl"
Koerth sprang to his feet, but, alas,
too late to save Mr. Stanton's Irish
stew. It was burned and smoking,
while the pot was a glowing red. Rue
fully tho secretary rolled himself up In
his blankets ou the sofa and went to
sleep for the night supperlcsa. Wash
ington Tost.
raaalag Plate In a ( hank,
There was a very hirge congregation.
and the -rector seeing that there was
only one alms dish made signs to a rus
tic from the chancel cntrunca to come
to him and hade him go Into the reo-
tory garden through a -floss door Into
the dining room, where there had been
sugnt refection before the service.
bring a dish from the table, -take It
down one aide of tbe north assle and
up the other and then bring It to the
clergyman at the place from which he
started. The rustic dlaanoeared. rean-
peared with the dish, took It as he was
ordered and presented It to the people
on either side of the aisle, and then ap-
proacntng tbe rector whispered In his
ear: "I've done as yer told me, ah. I've
takea it down yon side of tha aisle sod
up rother they'll none of 'em. 'ave
any." No order had been aiven to
empty the dish, and It waa full of b
cultal-Dean Hole's "Memories."
Saellaa la Chtaaae War at o AaSa
By softening shellac with beat It
may be drawn out and twisted Into al
most white sticks and of a fine silky
luster. Extrcmo beauty is irlvea to
Chinese works of art by tha tat of
shellac Some of them are very ancient
and of great valuo. They are chiefly
e'wcbow boxes, tea basins or other
small Objects made of 'wood or metal.
They are covered with a coat of shel
lac, colored with vermilion, and while
tha layer of shellac Ja-eoft and pliable
it la molded and shaped Into beaaufa!
patterns. Some of these works thns
ornamented are so rare and beautiful
that even la China they coat fabulous
sums,' , . ,,.- ' !t.T - .. .
Forking Orerttatv " :
Eight hoar laws are Ignored br those
tireless, little worksn-Dr. Klot'a Haw
Llfa Pills. Millions trtfalwavi at work.
Bight and day, caring Indigestion, BIU
ousness, Constipation, Sick . Headache
and- all Stomach, Liver and Bowel
trotii ' -a. Ea-y, pleaosat. safe. !sure. On.
Vet to Ktasj l.lkd Boaaa'a rjaaA.
In the words of the song, who is Sou-
sa, what la be that all the agents com'
mend him? lie la the conductor of
What Is called a military band: he
Cornea from America, tor which great
country! so I learned from a press para
graph lately, ho has written a national
hnthom or march, arm ho has been and
tnay be now playtng In London. at
tended one of his concerts recently and
am now slowly recovering; pot that his
pana is at all a pad one. Uu too con
trary, it seemed to me quite as good as
those that play by order of the London
county council to public parks. Tbe
Americans are, they themselves state,
9 great people, nod apparently they
like great poises. In no other country
la, tbe yrorld but America could Sousa
and his band have gained tbe reputa
tkn they hove there. Musical Critic
Loudon (Saturday Itovtew.
Orlando, Fla., Oct 9, 1901
TheJHancock Liquid Bulphur Co., Balti
more, aid.
Gentlemen: I take pleasure In roc m
mending Hancock's Liquid Fult hur to
any onenfferlng with Eczema. I hate
had lt;for ten or fifteen years, have trie 1
many remedies and found no relief until
Iwaa Induced to try your "II. L. 8."
Hare only used It s short while and am
now almost entirely cured. I can truth
fully say that after fifty years a prac
ticing physician that your Liquid Sul
phur Is the most wonderful remedy for
Eczema I have ever known.
Tpurs respectfully,
DR. W, W, LEAKE.
For sale at F. a Duffy's.
Humility is tbe virtue all preach,
none practices, and yet everybody is
content to hear. Heklwi.
Mind is that which percerv
remembers, acta and la oaM
continued existence.
es, reelsJ
sous of
r - " -
A nervous, rrfttkble mother, often on the verge of hysterica, is
Bnflt to care lor children; It ruins a child's disposition ami rends
upon herself. The trouble between children and their inotln-r.4
too often is due to the fact that the mother has some female
weakness, and she is entirely unfit to bear the strain upon her m-m-s
that wrraraing & child involves ; it is imprmsible for her to do anvtliii";
cfcrrnly-. 'She cannot help it, as her condition is due to sull'ciinf; :,.,
shattered nerves caused by some derangement of the uterine sysi. in
with backache, headache, and all kinds of pain, and nlie is on (In- , it ,.
of nervous prostration.
When a mother finds that she cannot tie calm and quiet w iili lirr
children, she may be sure that her condition needs attention, ami sin- can
not do better than to take LydlaE. Plnkhaiu's VogetuMo Coiupoui,,!.
This medicine will build up her system, Htrengthen her nerves, and
enable her to calmly handle a disobedient child without a seem-. 'I l
children will soon realize the difference, and seeing their mother ttiii I,
will themselves become quiet.
Mrs. May Brown, of Chicago, III., says:
ujeam mm,. nn&HAH : Jionor wo Ylnmi
honor is due,' and you deserve both the thnnl,-,
and honor of the mothers of America whom
have so blessedly helped and benefited. 1 Inh,.
used Jjyain n;. X'lnkltnnrH Vcfrctnll rum.
I pound when I would feel run-down, ihm. m-.
and irritable, or have any of the aches ami nniM
which but few women escape, aud 1 Imvc f, ,u m 1
that it relieved roo at once anil pave me n,-w
strength, ftcveral ladles, members of our l.n
crary Union, speak in the highest praise of v, ,ir
Vegotable Compound, as they have been eiu.il
rrorp serious Icmnle troubles. One l;i,ly,
who thought she must submit to mi operiv
tion, waa cured without usintf uiiythlnj.' in
the world but Lydlu K. Pink him i'h V i f; c
table Compound and SunutlM- Wash.
You have hosts of friends in rhiciiL'o. i,n,i
r - if you came to visit our city wo would dclijrhl to lo
Gratefully yours, Mng. Mat Bbowm, R7Grant l'lnce, Chicin'o. 1U.
How Mr. PInkham Helped Mrs. McKinriy.
" Dkab Mbs. Pikkbah : I feel it my duty to write and let you know it,,
good you andjycmr Vegetable Compound are doing-. I had been sick ever Kin, n
tny first baby Was born, and at the birth of my 6ocond, my doctor, u U , ,
myself thought I should never live through it. After that menstruation n m, -t
came regular, and when it came I suffered terribly. I also hud womb ni l
ovarian trouble. A friend of my husband's advised him to pet I.vdin I-:.
Plnkham's Veffetable Compdund for mo. At first I had no fulth in !
but now nothinfr could induco me to bo without it. Menstruation lift Ih',-,mui
regular, and I feel like a new woman. Your medicine Is a dod-send t Mill, r
inp wimen. I hope this letter will lead others to try Lydia K. IMiiUlian'i
Vegetable Compound. Yours truly, Mas. Milohkd McKinny lm , ;,, l
6t., San franclsco, Cal." (March l(t, 1901).
, - FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
If there is anything In your case about which you would lllo
poclal ndvice, write freely to Mrs. PInkham. Address is I, win
Mass. Her advice is free, and her advice Is alums heh.ini
m swnr
1 -aT IV
AST?
you honor.
$5000
FORFEIT U wo cannot forthwith produce the origloal lottom anil Mxl.nin
atiov tontlnmulals, which will pro,e their absolute genuineness
Lydia B. PInkham Medicine Co., l.jnn. .M
M
The j.x
fortune i
lector of
would l
arithiiM ,
the leiist
Tho lin.-ii,
the cnlle.
bo Icvli
must i: i. : r !
Alt the ilulv
Hk. DlKloH.
i ! i::h,v tlnillk
' i Mexieiin col
i If he were he
1 1 1 1 prolilelliH ill
w : : I. i.uM innlic llnillng
co;,:i.:',n ini:lli';li- seem easy.
. l.iml-ler recently told
lois I hut to llnil the duty to
.1
I In
i.y ulveii lnslialce Ihcy
oi c In: IT of I he lllllolllit
i:ulcil at the pri-viiilinir
rate hy VJ-S 7 V., . I lie i nto of exchange for
gold, and divide the iirodm-t hy im
This will give the amount uctuallv uav-
Jkblc lu Mcxicuu money.
Notice !
Notice Is hereby given Hint I will n
ply for deed for lot of land N o. s Hi'u'i''
Alley purchased hy mo at Shcrlll - .-i
land sold for taicB on irnh .,f lu!v
1IW2.
OKI I. Kll'-ANK
March 17lh, 190:1.
PLAINPROOF
What Thli Qentleman Sayi Ii a
' rurq tatemeart a. Fa da.
Ho one can have any leason for dls-
eatlni from the partlonlara and proofs
which follow, for verification of the
same Is within easy reach of every real
dent of thta vicinity. That Doaa's
Kidney Pill promptly aad effectually
ear kidney eomplainte lis substantiated
aotonly la this partlcnlar ease, but by
all who!hara alvea them a fair trial.
Tsttlavoiy likewise shows that yoa do
aothava to take them Indefinitely to be
Cttred.
Walter KcLachlla a machine hand,
aiployad at J. Holllday Bona planlni
till, WheeUnf, W. Vs., addreat 803S Js
aob street, aayti "Had I aot need Poaa'i
KMaeyPniawaea I did t would aot be
aura bow, , I waa la a terrible condition
allhtrack 1 took onarU of aMdlolna
I -lot ao batter,, bat worse, friends
poM of my bad appearance aad thous
ands knew abottt It. I eoald hardly (at
aroand, and fell aad looked like a dead
ataa mora thaa a living oaa Qoaa Kid
aeyPDla were a blasslof to ma, half a
boi relieved aia, . three aoiea antlrelr
arad aw aad adw I feel a thottgh my
naoa waa at atroag as Uat 6f my horse
la Wheeling. .1 would father kaVa a boy
iwaa'a Kldaer mil thaa Ike tar-
yloea of all the doctors la tha Bute.
foi tale by all dealer. Piioav CO eeata
bo. FoaUrUllbora Co., Baffalo. K.
T, sole tjreau for the U. B. -' .
tfemer- r the bc 9Doa'i and
A Good Thine.
German Syrup la. tbe special Drescrlo-
uon ot nr. A. Bctchee, a celebrated Ger
man Physlcltn, and Is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discoveries
ia Medicine. It .qalclily cores Coughs,
Oplds and all Lvg iTowhla of the sever
eat nsture,remolng u It does, the cause
of the sffecllon and leaving the parts" In
a tlrong and healthy condition. It It not
as experimental medicine, bnt hat stood
tha lest of years giving satisfaction In
every case, which Its rapidly Increasing
ale eve,ry season eonflrmt. To ml. Don
bottles told aniMlly, Ooathea't Qeiman
Syrop wat .Introdaced In the United
States In 18(8 and It now told In every
toiwn and vllltge In the civilised world.
Three -d oi ei will relieve any ordinary
oovh. Price 20 and 75 ctt. At yoar
dragglst's. '
To Whom il May 1'om rin:
Notice is hereby Riven that l.-.m
lost cerllflc.ste No. (1:15 for one -hrr,
stock of the Atlamlc an, I Nmlh (
Ho R It. Co . apnllcallon will lie in -,.
for a duplicate certificate aceooi,.,,
tho rules of the. Coinpaiiy.
II It W'ASIIIM, I UN.
March 17ih, lima
NOTICE.
Certificate No. Ififl f,.r one hloir,-
Capital Slock A. Ai N t:, i:. K i .
Issued by Ralph Hell havlaK la 'n 1- sl ,
will mako application for a dap I ii
March IS, 19U
A. I) WAlili
Assignee J II. Mnnn, Adm Knli.h I:.
deceased.
OABTOniA.
Baan ti, jy lhe Kind You Haw Umft Rmifh
AT THii PtAfrW 4VLlTOBACCO FERTILIZER.
IIMW LEAF
iinn .mill 1 1
. lot fiii laudt of Eaatern CJablln. Inauroe
rood euro, makes Wrapper, and illa y0ir PurWv' '
hiStttWi not reahinpod, we
ilaim rreauneaa and OtnA atw,.'.! njut:.- .
nigVprodfl CrijbAgoi rotato, AHqrop and Cotton Ouano.
. Uae o.r good, and hm Wiwrwti;' -V;Z
nnmrn.
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