North Carolina Newspapers

,... THE JOURNAL. : '": Published every day ia th year, V et goaday.J. Joarnal BulldlBs;, M-M Cratea St, . : . V- ; - -- '' PionK(i.L' ' . -'. CHARLES U STEVENS, ssrooajjm noninoa -X'; : SUBSCKIPTIOS RITESr. On year, In dTW..r..',....v4M On year, not ta adraaoa. S Ot i it oatbly, try urtar a tba city.. .M IT.. ?H .m ,. i ' f;rt--" AdTerttetng RatM faraldifld oa appll cation. - .-' : I'f . Entered at tits Port Offlo, Haw JBerBj N. 0- aa second class snattat. Offletal Paaar f I e' Bara aa Cravsa Caaaty, RUSSIA'S METHOD OF SECURING TERRITORY. Since the Crimean war.RuBBl has not lerlouily gone Into any war which meant loss of men and money. The Banian method of territorial aggran dizement it one of making treaties, with no thought cf complying with them. Of securing new territory by the very mag nitude of Ita empire, and a diplomacy which la shrewd and nnscrupnloos. The stand which Japan Is taking at the present lime shows how that nation fears for the future of J Hb commercial and political existence, for the Russian maroh is towards the sea, and Japan lies very near Korea, which once added to the Russian Umpire would place Japan In the shadow cast by the tremendous Empire of the.North. It is a matter of national humiliation with the Japanese, the present attitude of Russia, towards Japan, for It was .Russia which made null and Told every victory which Japan had gained in its war with China. Rusala quick to selxe advantages, oc cupled Manchuria and has used the years since the war to fortify its posi tion and strengthen Its occupancy in a country where It haa no jast right, and Its note to the Powers that their treaty rights in Manchuria will be respected, is the assumption of ownership of Man churia. This promise will be like every Roe aian promise made since Its occopancy of Manchuria, simply Ignored. Rossis makes no promise to be kept, as her record shows. . The treaty la the barrier against possible war which the Russian gets behind and accomplishes without loas of men or money, that which the aacrifloe of these might fall to secure. A failure of Japan to assert her rights, and an Indifference among the Powers, means absolute death to treaty rights In Manchuria, and the ultimate absorption of Korea by Russia. Over riding of treaties entered into, and a defiance of her opponents, when eaca the territory is occupied, is the Russian method, a policy not of Russian dishonor, for that oountry has not ehown that Unas a character which can be stained by violation of ita National word. $ioo Reward, $100. The reader of 4th la paper will be pleased to laara that there Is at least one drdd disease that aoieaee has be able to eure la all lie stag as, and that la Catarrh. ' HaTTs Catarrh Oara la the only poalt1 v ear aew knows 'to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con sUlvtioaal dUaaae, requires a oasUta tlostal tiaauaaat. Ball's Catarrh Car la ukea la tonally, acting 'directly upon the blood aai -as aeon tart aoas of the system, the rystesa, thereby destroying the foundation of Ue dieeasl.aad giving la paUsnt atrngta ay .bnllAlag ap the ooaaUtatloa aad aaalstlag aatare la doing ta watev Ta4 areyrtafori bare so atach faith la Ua aarativa, pewere Uat tty offer Oae Baadrad Dollars for aayoaee UatntaAi kf'eara. jBa4 tof Uat of lasilsaonUls AadraM t. , CM 5 IT 00,ToldJ .Bold by all Dragglata, ftSo. " Taka Baff lWly PtUa for aowtlpe J-LJJ-iil ADciSiiTfias! htlVMrrMMWtM dmwoaial as -mm a a total bottle sf ia - J I 5 w kd be anartriMH. Jt nUJiU'y unt-Aa a ttiA iuifi rpVa an4 fltjU1 r';r u j;.Tt4 ar.4 hf f.!ifi. .IS. Cotton, Grain, Provisions ani Stock? Xante la t rices. Receipts aoi . . ... shipments. - - . The following are the market quota tions, received by private wire to A. B. Baxter A Co, Hew Bern, N. C . V V ' ' Haw Toaa, Jaa. 18 2. J Owing to poor and disconnected Wire service, -there , wora i,only fragmentary markot quotations received by A B Bax ter Jt Co.7 yesterday. ; , , ' , " 1 The quotations, tecelved. gave lower prlcea for : otton "jatires," and dull stock market, T sV.s -f There seemei to be little: speculation n the early markets of the day, 'and the latest market prices -were not JecelvedV so no prices are given today. - . "The highland Utonor la a very smart affair, and one that Is never seefi south of the .Tweed," saya the, London Queen. The laird wears hia full press kilt- ev ery uigut, ana everyone wim.any claim to a clan does the same, soi that often there are more kilted men, around the table than black wata, - - j 'The full kilt dress is splendid,, and a man to tne manner Dora -iookb iar better in it than in afiy other: clothes. It gives width, height and dignity t to the wearer, with its shayd, sporraq and brooches. Not only does the laird wear his highland dress, but toward the end of dinner his piper, who has played in the lmll outside during the meal, comes Into the room and marches around the table. The pipes are a little deafening, but the player looks so fine that one is glad to see him. Most of the pipers In the more noble families have Inherited the position from their ancestors and are rightly proud of the post After dinner, if there is a big house party, there Is often a dance. Then the piper Is at his best, as he plays his pipes for the lightsome reels to be danced, beat ing time with his foot the while." The Value of PoMteaeM. If those who are doubtful as to the correct course to pursue In any given situation will remember that even the wrong thing is overlooked if one la but absolutely polite in the doing of It, their relief might be great - A gentleness of demeanor and a cour teous rcsionse or question can never be out of place. A man may wear a busi ness suit of clothes to an evening wed ding less noticeably ' than' a truculent air of insolence. If he be perfectly well bred as far as behavior goes, it matters not so much what his outward garb, although by an unwritten law of social observance certain clothes are the cor rect thine for certain occasions. Politeness is never wrong. ! Its prac tice goes nearly all the way toward the goal of the right thing in the right place. We hear of polite ipsolence, but insolence is never polite, and It Is never under any circumstances polite to be insolent - What's In a Name. Everything Is in the name when It cornea to Witch Hasel Salve, EC De- Witt & Co. of Chicago discovered some years ago how to make a salve from Witch Hsael that la a speciflo for Files. For blind, bleeding, Itching aad protru ding Piles, eczema, cuts, banal, bruUet and all skin diseases DeWltt'a! Salve haa no equal. Thia bas given rise to nam-, erons worthless counterfeits. . Ask for DeWltt's the genuine. Bold byF 8 Duffy. Wlir Or Doable the. . At a St Andrrw'a aociety. dinner one of the speakers told of a Scotch gar dener, recently lumh-d, who bad great difficulty In acquiring a knowledge of American amgraphy. . The eon of the household, falling to teach the gardener In any other way, brought oat a -hags. highly colored map. The Scot looked at it critically, , . - "Ah, yea, ln3; that may be, bat irs no to be trulated. It's laid oot ta the plaid a the lecin' MacFechtona was his aomment "' , i " 1 RolbJuf rtore Dalfefoos '" :, Than a;aleeted oongh,"U want Dr J f Hammond, professor la tba Eolectto Medical College, lays,; 'and as a p ventatlv remedy aad a earaltvs. agent. I tbeerf ally ioconmea4 Tsy lot's Cherokee Remedy of 8 test Oora aad MaXWla. Atdragglsts, 13a, 50 a., aad 1 AO a bottle. For sale In kite wlBera by F Daffy.' ' The felUe anmmt, ' . We Omnaoa are bat only the rooat pofltN bat a 10 the tuoet' nremonlova ponpte la the workt Wlthoaf ceremony It is not pAMlbta for a to prant frlead, to taka' a at In a raelaurant or to drink or tvea to nttx singla word, CooaixtoMitJy a poplt tike tbe BrtUah, watch Igaorvs and ottcrtf ilaraards Om raatoms. tnuat appear t aa a berd M lobbstsv-rrankrurw Zfltuag,; r to cm A COLO II OXt kt Take taistlvi Bromo Qatatae Tab krta. all dregrisU refoad the aaaey U H fafli tt eure. W Omve"if eaiwe It aa each i Va .- , "-'' " . -5 a)eekt trpfrW; Mys tbe heby loM like 0. Oonrn'l that pU ynr n don't irMwr" tnl!l I'MiUf. nnl 1 htl fn 1rbt-rro fUi r6n1y Itilnke ftf mts I k UM b tdtiy."-riIU few tmm kt CiWtt''k''t i lr n Ofare f l! t'f til dr nit'ttf. TESTLIvLAi" 1. WRITES A LETTER . KOL' AECUT VI- Eow rale Women Kay Get Strength, llch, R;l Elood and the aloom of Health la Their Faces ' 1 - - - A pale; bloodless face indicates trou ble; it la a slga of weakness, and as we see so many right here la . New" Bern the following letter will Interest maayof oar readers. - Mrs-tB. H. Duoakia, State -.Chairman of Correspondence, : Woman's Literacy Union of . Pennsylvania - writes: " I suf fered for over a year, with general de bility and weakness; I had severe baok- acaes, headaches, and was pals and ner vous. My pbyslclkn prescribed differ, cat hmedlea, but they did not seem ta help me at all. s A club aasoclate reoom mended TlaoL as it bad Cured her of a severs stomach trouble. 1'trfsd ft, and soon felt greatly improved, and afier taking four bottles I can say I ant free from all my troubleaand it. has made me well once morv Beyefal olmy frienda are hslna! It with; beaeflolai re sults f r long an! stomwlL troubles and MRS K, H, DUNAklN. to restore lost strength." - - f Mr F. 8. Daffj our well ' known drug gist says: 5 There is absolutely no need tor people W drag Around weak, pale, nervous, run-dowa and ! devitalised, for he guarantees that Tlhol. wiU laf aathralTnanner buUd op the ikeak, glv? ireogiu u vue gu, rvaiur euior K) pale faces, cure stomach, troables, aar Tonsnessi naro ooiaa, -nacaing cougav. and make rich, red blood, , Containing as It does all the vitalising principles of cod liver on, without' anyi oil to Uf set the stomach. ! ) Yiaol . Is .'the 'most wonderful rabullder of health 1 anil strength known to medicine; 'It la note patent medicine, aad la Absolutely free from all harmful drugs. ' ' If It f alls to give satisfsctlon mohey la refunded without . qoestloa, and ft wlH pay every weak 6$ kQfei peraon W New tsera io try i on our guarantee, xr p, Duffy, Drurglet., , I j. 1 Creuta fa Drawl Creases in drawings, engravings, etcj may be leveled out by following these Instructional Fasten: the engraving r drawing by, drawing pins en a board, face downward, bo a sheet of paper; bO the back place nnothaf sheet Of paper which retains a very slight quantity of moisture. - Over this place funnel or blotting papett and,; tilting A not Iron, pass it cstrefullycavei the part where tbe creases have been made until they. disappear lad then submit the draw; lugs or engravings to pressure between printer a glased boerd ; : , . - Domestic . Trouble!. It is ixeepUoaai lo ffall a family where there are so dotaarao raptuTea occasion ally, bul iheae eai be leaaeaad by saving Dr King's Raw Life Fills around. If sen trouble they lava by laeii great work la Stomach sad Ltvsr trouble Tberaot osly rails vayoa, but cure, ,'SSc." u(tD firedhaln'a (tnr aUira. V f . " - " f . . wt ' leSleetlee taiereed , 'Teacher isinnwcated'ln yon, pa.. TIowar.'.-- ' 1 i-' . - .-MVhy today, nftcs ah told ma seven tlmea to ait down and behave mysflf be wahj aw irmtorfr wart sort or a father t tuid.MClcteland 1'lslo fXilst. i - ... lve veui Hoed a sbaolai fihae aactda alears out all U4 kmpnrlllaa that make yoa UL ' Aakoor drag gist ' ij Meeallite to OtSU FtacatlUs Is a dlaeaae thai nouriihW la England as far-back as the four teeoUr century, coty gba tat that was then Imposed upon foreign gikvla was a broken bead to tbe maker of them. Whan; Wet Tyler's peojl entered krathwark In 1371 their anger was so great Srlnt the' Fvmtsti Weavers and other workers that Itwy made the pro- nandatloo ef nread and clfe" a tint of tbe toooeat bome worker, and who ever fallad to pass It. wis dwmwl FVnnlnf and put to dth. 'A century later Cade's KenUnlmM-B bad (tiT oe of tbeir rrtre, "The forlKnre fnreini the market jnd so RpcUnnmea wsnt and tiirvr ' About ir'5 EnalefwJ was niH-d the Aylum Chrtifl, ao msny were the f r eijru wesverc. brTrr, at'. Mr wirkrre ai4 Jwlfr it VI thm, tit. f- pillar Mr t li Ii, i f Mil's vn. "The Fronrft t'h r. t.r.w o r (Ve rj( an4 bow fo tnke ihnn rt." t?e inijv r'itM f Tnrr'i.- Sttda g St tUt f'.i.,o. n 1.,ti Fti,.Jrd. ':cr ILL Ti. f.n."r rt ' er frr'r.iM,fe S I ". l I I M s'r 'r , f ' , e ' ' t - ' ' r ' V I r I r A TlilELEE-S WORKER. Tise MtVu'laui Kiictbt Tbot Wee e. ' '.. L I'art of llacamler. 1 Ko life was ever lived at higher pre sure than tUat of Macoulay. He was not only "like a-book ia breeches,' as Sydney Smith said of him; be was also like an intellectual steam engine. ' His thirst for knowledge waa only equaled by lils amazing capacity for retaining knowledge and by hia passionate-inter est In all the aspects of UfaC fl'wtab knew-as much of 'anything as Ma- caulay knows of everything," said Mel bourne, and, though the epigram may have been. Intended- as a gibe; - It ap- proxlmated to. the tru1h,' W thS aver! age'Hullard of tbe would Jt must have seemed thatthls tempestuous man was literally omniscient i He plunged Into Italian like a boy rejoicing In a, new toy; he took npSpanlsh with an appe tite growing by what It fed on, and then he returned to Greek with a Joy which be found todeacrlbable. He amused hlmaelf la going to India by learning-German and mitigated the dis treas of. a voyage 'across to Ireland, by mmlttlngParadlse-Losf',.to-mem ory, claiming, doubtreas ; Witb truth, that If by any inconceivable mischance the nrest wtc were to be utterly de stroyed he could from -the tablets 01 his memory -give It. back to. the . world. London, Newi.Jtt) ffirj;&&& ;v A Yery Close U1L ?'J i,tnck to my engine, although every iInt ached and every nerve was racked with pain," writes 0 W Bellamy, a loco- mot! vs' fireman, of "Burlington, Iowa, "I was weak and pale, without Any ap- petite ana ail run down, .as i was about tjglyup,.I got fc bottle of Elet trjo Bitters, and after taking It," I felt as well aa lever did In toy life," Weak sickly, run down people always gain aew life, strength acd vigor from their use.,. Try them. SftU'aotlpn gnsrat teed by C. P. Bradhnm. Price CO V1 . - - A Bornean Weapon. The BoriM-nu inaiulau. or "bond tak- er,'' is a moiilfloutlon of .the Burmese Mah.' ! It is a; heavy, thick bladed cut: lass, from twenty to thirty Inches long, and the edge is ground from the right side only, the left side being forged slightly concave. The bldta Is also .slightly curved to the right, so that the Cutting action of the weapon is like Utat of an enormous gouge.' 'Only two Strokes can be dealt with the mandau trom'rlght to'left downward and left to tight upward.TChambers' Journal Cla dlsolaved bv mftnv a man I ndnrlna psfns of accidental Cute.Woand?, Bruis es, Burns, Scalds, Bore feet ar stiff joints Bat there's no need for It. Iincklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure ,"lht rouble. It'a the best Salve on earth tor PUee, too.25D at C D Bradham's drug lst. i-.; , Cottar f-olr Worry. ,: She Why do ynt look no worried. Settle? J1(1 pupn 'jDhject? ;.;"BertIe No. But1! ht- saldr "It's all tight You'll soon rind out It's useless to object when N'ell la set on anything." .,?' IVlttlOB. , Afchle See how I am run after, these are invitations. . All r ..Friend Good grnclousl All invlta- tlons? Invitatlotn to what? rchle To call and settle accounts. .Aa economical way of disposing of stale bread Is by eating if It saves doctors bills. Detroit Free Press. A.Testppocicet.Doctor. v4fvar la the way,Tio';troaUs to carry, easy lb take, pleasant and never fall fjig In rtsalu are. DeWltt's Little Early RUers.. A vtaVot these little ptUs In taa vest-pocket Is a certain' guartaUe against .headache, bUUoasueaa, 1 torpid liver aad all of tbe 111 resQlttsg from ooastlpatlon. . They tonlo and smagta- aa tha'llvsr, Sold by F 8 Daffy. I' - y. x. rs au r. " J 1 MTbia ia my aoa Frdlck. Mr. Fos- dlca.7-eeid.Atr. Oiandara proud ly, ln trododnf . bis five-year-old boy to bis CaJlar) ,;v- ,,,.' WelV ! rredTlca,,,, said the caller, ."do you obey your mammar ' - .l'oa, air," replied Fredartck prompt- tfr nd so does Papa. .; ir Tbs nicest aad plaaaaateat redloiae 1 Ua a ted for udigeslioa and aoeitlpa. tioa Is (.taobarlatn'l Btonaoh aad Liver Tablet," teys Malard T Craig, of Mlddls grove, K, T. ; "Tbey work llss a ekar aad do not grips or have soy aapleasaal (feci, Fot sale by all drsggleia, tbe tlork plant antlve ot Borneo, la that country evoo It Is eakl to tw rare.-; TW plant, dorlrea Its name f nrm its' Miliar nUt, which are knnra to but few wbo bav not studied H .fmm s cMtlfle alaadpotnt The 'Inrit -tis leaves It two slcev 0 of.l'-ti acta In th capacity of c inv'e bund, whli-li fcrrji mo lug un lit 4 ,rlork In lUe aftrtKf. awl the Mln-r kn- alns nntil aintna" Tl-e Inrguf ittiref set as II hour bntlda HUrllng- Irt a'poett" hn H U'S I'nin lie r'.'Mti la the Hm, wltb t lunr'ng dow. thry rfe grndif :;l I'trt lurn tnMl the tup. S rvl " tii-y drtpp io flc-tf former r-- -1 II lis Sinnllff cT f r.ne ft.liin'e to tr t!.fn-ti lh'S ni1 the inngat l xrt 1 t an i"iir.-MrlUitirn Tlmra. 1 i-r .f-c , f : t. :t'tz 10 Tear. l.tT.I C, 1 V -t ! f. r Un iri.lb - t t'- '' r ', ' t ) IIODOL tKnitTWS ' tealel. . Are due to Indigestion. :.Nlnerylne of every one hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when It was simple indigestion. It is a scten tlflo fact that ail oases of heart dla ' aase, not organle, are not only trace ' able to, but an The -direct result of Indigestion.'' All food taken Into the stomach which fails of perfect dlgea , Hon ferments and swells the stomach,' puffing It up against the heart. This ; Interferes with the action of the heart, . and In the course of time that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased;-. - '& aha. Lertnt Nlcholi of Pena Tm. N. Yi wrttMl After eatlnf. ihr food woald dlattess me by mklnf mr heart p!pltit end I would ; beoome verr weak, .finally I tot a bottle at Kodol and It cave me Immediate rallef. After ttatnf a few bottlea 1 am cured. . T- Kodol eures Indigestion, dyspepsia .and all stomas?! disorders, and gives the heart a full,- freer and untram- meled action. Bottles oolr. tl 00 Size holdmc 2H time : tbe trial Hz, which ealla for SOo ; . ' rasMaroaV: S.C.Dtwltt ; A Co...:-. , Chicago F, !?. DUFFY. Jolin Bunjrnn. The bill of Indletuient preferred against John llunyan run thus: "John Bunyan hath devilishly ni:il porn'clouS' ly abstnituil from ccidIiik to church to hear divine service and is a comiunn upholder of several unlawful meetings and conventicles, to the disturbance and distraction of the good subjrets of this kingdom, contrary to the laws of our sovereign lord the king." He was convicted and Imprisoned twelve years and six months. A Prisoner la uer Own Honse. Mrs.W. H. Layhs, of 1001 Agnes Ave., Kansas City, Ho., has for several years been troubled with severe hoarseness and at times a hard cough, which she says, "Would keep me In doars for days. I was prescribed for by physicians with no noticeable remits. A friend gave me part of a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with Instructions to closely follow the directions and I wish to sta'e that after the first day I could notice decided change for the better, and at this time after using It for two weeks, have no hesitation in saying I realizs that am entirely cured." Thla remedy ta for sale by all Druggists. Happily Married. "When may a woman be said to be happily married V "Not until she has bad the pleasure of refusing several men." Detroit Free Press. In every family there ia a genius who ean't prove hia genius. Their kind ieesn't count Atchison Globe. Mr. Wo. a Crane, of California, Md suffered for years from rheumatism and lumbago. He was Anally advised to try Chamberlala's Pala Balm, which be did and It effected a complete care. Foi sals by all druggists. War Teir Ce la Bad. Bridget la an vice) lent cook: bat Ilka moat women of ber profession, abe Is opinionated and Insists upon making all ber dishes atrictly according to ber own recipes. Her mistress gives ber fall swing not only ss to cooking, bat as to tbe purchase of supplies. -Tbe other day ber mistress, said to ber: "Bridget, tbe coffee yon are giving aa U very good. What kind to Itr "It Is ao kind at all. mum," said Bridget "irs a mUter." .."How do you mU Itr .1 shake It ons-ooartar Mocha and one-quarter Java and ontHTuarter Bio.' r "But UmU's only three-oHers. What do yoa pat In for tbe other quarter?" . "I est la ao other quarter at all. tarn. That's warn so many spoil the coffee,' mum by ' putUtf - la another quarter." New York Press; -"'- Tee Jaeaaeee Rett. . ' ' Tbe Jepaeese tangusge bas no equiv alent for our word "beH," but baa the Word "jigoka" iorteed. Jlgoka consists of. Brat eight Immeaae not bells, rsna- tng one bemeeln tbe otter la tier. Each of II tea holla bas alt leva additional bell oatatd Its gstno, like So many sntxchamtiera, so that there are In all IM hot hells. Second, itxre ar elglit large CoM hells, euro wttn Its tflitevo ante-hHla. making lb Mine number of old Hist there are ef bo bells.' Be alJs lhe Z7S bo, end cold belle for o(T"txlnrt of lb tommofi enrt tl wtly Jap he twenty mstnnvMh ImII of ettr darlheea," Into whir WUI be contfened the i!rt( of chlidrwa wba lake the Mmt of Lai But, or Great IiodJlis, In vein. . Th Ufl en'a of t'lmttlfi rnedliloes Is lhfsfi of cno'Omirtf') la very aacb ovr1ns. Thefoof pttteat, 1 t) r!f h t!f8t, t -o, tin At snnrh Wt!af al kr ir a f fffM attetllloS I 14 !'. I' an 1 t fi ti'r pf Oerrfias Pimp y fir at i i-a'!-. In Ui n,irrg la t I'lf'Ci'a Ij ('ii.ii Tip, Mill f 1 r ' l'l fi - I V e s'wr.i-e nf -.'- ; r '.-. J ''''' i- r ' 'r !',. I - ' - r ' ' ' i 1 O I V. ' . tl H-,. ! 1 f r CROWDED THE HOUSE. Tke Saeeeeafal Ekeaa et a TSmaa Ji .''v; rioavl Freea Aareat. An agent wbo was In despair owing to hia failure to get any advertising that had not been paid for found him self la a. big" western city with blr at traction playing to strong competition and something desperately needed to attract public attention' to 'his showv In one scene of the play a pair of baniP ' cuffs figured.-. The agent had an ln spirarloar: Be had the .star snap a handcuff on herrwriat, and then the agent concealed .the key ."saying it had been tost The star was compelled to finish the act wearing "the handcuff dangling; from' ber -wrist : Tbe audi ence knew it should not be there, and comment ' was aroused, ' Between tbe next two acts the agent drove the ac tress : swiftly to police headquarters, near at hand. . The police captain was mysteriously called .out Be was In formed that the actress must imve the handcuff removed at once and secretly, as she did not wish news of per pre dicament to get out Tie chief brought but a big bunch of keys, and finally tbe handcuff was removed, but not until a dozen alert, reporters had snuffed a ."story" and were plying the reluctant press agent with questions. Finally the whole story was pumped out of tbe agent the star having returned to fin ish the play. Next morning the first page of every local paper had a fine story, descriptive of the plight of the actress who bad accidentally fastened a handcuff to her wrist. The public was Interested and flocked to see the play, and the resourceful agent went On to the' next town wondering what new thing he could spring on the sen sation lovers there. William Loftus in Reader Magazine. Congratulations. Mr. . John H. Cullom, Editor of the Garland, Texas, News, bas written at terof congratulations to the manufac turers of Chamberlain's Couh Remedy as follows: ''Sixteen years ago when our first child was a baby be was sub ject to 'croupy spells and we would be very uneasy about him. We began us ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In 1887, and finding It such a reliable reme dy for colds and croup, we have never been without it in the house since that time. We have five children and have given it to all of them with good results. One good feature of this remeily Is that it is not disagreeable to take and ur babies really like it. Another Is thai it la not dangerous, and there is no risk from giving an overdose. Ijrongratolate you upon the success of your remedy." For sale by all druggislB. A Frlead. A friend whom you have beon gain tag during your whole life yon ought Dot to be displeased with In a moment A stone Is many years becoming n ruby. Take care that you do not de stroy It In an Instant against another stone. OABTOniA. Bears th a Tin Kind Yon Haw Always Bought IIoit Heavy a Brick Mar Some years ago oue man bet another that he could not move an ordinary brick tied to the end of a cord two or three miles long. A straight and levu road Just outside Chichester, N. Y. was selected for the trial. The brick was notvmoved. and the man lost bis bet for a large amount It was stated by some one present that the brick, al though weighing only seven pounds, would from a distance of two or three miles represent a dead weight of near ly a ton. AH IHPOBTaHTS ABBtST Officer Bryan Made One ot Especial Im portance in New Bern. Dlseasa Is Insldeous la Its attack, no disease more lastdecua I haa kidney dls ea. - Btfore yoa kaow It la there, It ka latta poeeeaaloa of you back atd Is making tour life mtaartble, an a a wel come teaaat of yoar frame, it most bo arrested la Una, ' A New Bern patrol sata wJU tall yoa now be did It A L Bryan,' offlosr la the polios dr partaatat, residing at Its East Froat street, ssytt "My back was so bad that wheal gotdowa oatb bed! aoald aosroalyjsi an. There was so strength la say back aad ft ackad all over. ttoagbt X aad raaaataUsta. TX.kldeey seeredoas were dark aolortd sad fan of sedlaest 1 saw Doaa's Kldasy mis sdrsrUead sod procared a bos stBrad barn's rkanaacy aad seed ft The vary Brvt do helped a and aflet flntableg la first bos Iboeghia seoovd. Tba pala la ssr back 0tppeard aad I a a stroeger aad better In every way. I am gretsfal for what Ibia rvatady did for sm aad yoa are welcome to see say neas as ss ndorar of Its clalasa."- w ' , 7ot sale by all dealarv Pno SO aasti, a Vox. roster Mi: bora Co., Baaalo, A. T, sol agnti for lb V. t. ; Basaaaibar Ua aaaa-IoaS aad Kotlce c( Srcc'.il Term if Court 4trJ's h'rtly glvta that there wfl b atpeH! Una of tb Bacwlor errart of Crstfm cosnfy for lb trial of alvll f M'oly, botlnslngeo ih ftk day of y,! fBry J5' I, sod laatlag oa tak. Tt'a iftm of t .irt Is CtJsred by lion ( ! f B Ay'', (iovrot of r"orth I ar'.'ln . afinst of tl srrumnlalloS r f f t!l ! .'! IS Hnperinr lt ' f ( r6 t f.lBtf , n l la l!e of li, r-i'ir t;m tl.'-k Wftsll ta t-rn r f r '. 'T ' f T'-' '7 1 TL l.,rir''' m' K I "! t- t --nrf itf :; r f art I . ' j r 1 I ' ! 'f l'l , ,!-.-.'.- If -1. Facilities for traveling' uowaditr ar so accelsrutod that It la ouiti imlhle for th tourist to pass through Ave Eu ropean Conn tries In' rVmiMn-n tunn earring . accidents nnmMy. ';' England. srsnce, ueigium,- .WTwauyvuna Hol land. Take the exDrutu from Chsrfne Cross to Dover and cross over to Ca lais- two countries. Then with the in tercontinental express you proceed to Brusselsthree' countries. From the Belgian capital bv train a!tJ. Chapeile, which is German territory. making the fourth country, and after aiiowmg tune ror a meal a drive to Vaals. In Holland, makes- the fifth country and all in fourteen hours. Rh eumatism "THE Those who have ever felt its keen, suffering; of others, know that Rheumatism is torture, and that it is right ly called "The King ol Fain." All do notsufferalike. Some are suddenly seized with the most excrucia ting pains, and it seems ervery muscle and joint in the body was being torn asunder. Others feel only occasional slight pains for weeks or months, when a sudden change in the weather or exposure to damp, chilly winds or night air brings on a fierce attack, lasting for days perhaps, and leaving the pa tient with a weakened constitution or crippled and deformed for all time. An acid, polluted: condition of the blood is the cause of every form and variety of Rheumatism, Mu9cular, Articular, Acute, Chronic, Inflammatory and Sciatic, and the blood must be purged and purified before there is an end to your aches and pains. External applications, the use of liniments and plasters, do much toward temporary relief, but such treatment does not reach the real cause orcleanse the diseased blood ; but S. S. S., the greatest of all blood purifiers and tonics, docs cure Rheumatism by antidoting and neutraliz ing the poisonous acids and building up the weak and sluggish blood. 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It ta related that tiie young Dutmesa ol Gordon, oo imiulrln how the late ducbesa managed toeuiertnhi so much company at Klurura. wbt-re ti,(-re seamed no room, was told by tlie hmlcr that for weeks at a time he Imrt -.-,t oa tba top of the kitchen drcswr A mace and two other young ladies were known to. have alept In the ductless" bedroom. Which probably was not large, for they were sent out to wash In the neighboring larook. Miss Macdonell of Glengarry, who told this, said also that there was a waterfall near Ochtertyre Which the late Sir William Murray and hia brothers used as their shower bath. XT1V KUNPO." cutting pains, or witnessed the intense saie ana rename in an iomisoi nneumausm. umaices the old acid blood rich, and the pain-tortured mus cles and joints are relieved, the shattered nerves are made strong, and the entire system is invigorated and toned up by the use of this great vegetable remedy. FINEST 8 I ()( K OK- c. Vchn a nwiii r'vM - ! i ) I Mn.erlf U, ' ' ' o r . 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