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THE JOURNAL.
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- Published every dsy la the yew,
ept Monday. JouraallBaUdlng, 6W
Crsven'.St. . 1,:
- - ; -7 ' Proms Ho. t," r L'.'
, . J CHARLES Lt STEVENS. ;
" "I BDtroB in nonimi "
SOBSCRIPTIOH RATESr.
One year. In advenes..,,
fZr Oneyesr, not ta sdvanos
r y Monthly, by carrier la tas city.. ...
Advertising; Rates furnished on appU
" cation, 1 , ' -
? G : Entered at the Poet Offloe, Sew Bern,
3. 04 seconders matter. . ' ,
Olttelal Paper f:'NfWBn aai
Cratea Cematy.
ITS TWENTY-SEVENTH TEAR,
With this Issue of the Journal, today,
April First, the Journal enters upon Its
27th year, this paper having been estab
lished In 1878 as a Weekly, and in 1888
a Dally wa started In addition to the
Weekly.
While not equipped as it expects to
be, the fournal enters upon a new year
In the best condition it has ever been in
since it first started, and its efforts are
to see no cessation tn further improve-
menti In Us every department.
As Its efforts have always been, the
Journal continues the champion cf
every best Interest which may affect
New Bern or Craven county. . It has
stood for these Interests In the past, re
gardless of criticism from outside, or
the questioning attitude of those who
feared for local results.
Never in its history has the Journal
deserved so much at the hands of New
Bern and Craven oonnty, yet it has
never received or asked, nor is it now
asking for anything, except the Individ
ual support of those whom It has fav
ored and supported, first, last and all
the time.
It the Journal has prospered, It has
been the last to receive the benefits
which have come to this community,
benefits which were largely due to the
efforts of this paper in promoting, en
couraging and assisting enterprises
which brought business and with the
Increase of business, better times and
more prosperous local conditions.
In this the beginning of a new year,
the Journal cannot but congratulate 11
telf to find that Its confidence In New
Bern and Craven Oounty hai been justi
fied, and that the people are proving
themselves capable of local development
which can be noted In the ever Increas
ing Improvements taking place. That
the' Journal has been foremost In sug
gesting means and ways of development,
was to be expected, for such was i s
full duty to the people to whose suppoit
ft owes so much.
But there Is yet much to be done la
local Improvement, in development of
new enterprises, and the Journal will
- be found giving Us fall support In every
thing which means better condition for
the people.
How' This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
aot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CBINEY A Co
Toledo, 0.
We, the' undersigned, have known F J
Cheney for the last 18 years, and bellovo
kla perfectly honorable la all business
- transactions, and 11 a as dally able to car
ry osl any obligations nade by his
firm.
Waldiho, Kim & aUnvm,
Wsolessla Drt gglsUToUdo, 0
Hall's Catarrh Cora is Uses later
Bally, act tig directly , opoa the blood
and nscoae surface of Iks srsuss,
TesUaoalela seat free. . Frloe TO per
bottle. Sold ay all DraggtfU.
-' Take Hall's family Pills for oossitf e
llon. lira ftrnbam Wtl, If wont tome
to worn! 1 caa kp the wolf away
from the door try singing. fteahawr
Vou at If be bee correct r for
mtwie.-Sowrt at.-v
The eit wsy t aatwK Usf Is to
teil Ibe tratB. . '; . ;
OAOTOniA.
la) lad tailiw an
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1 1 1 1 H 1 1 ' M
YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. . '
Cotton, Grain, Provisions and Stocks
- - Range la Pricca. Receipts anl - ,
. Shipments. f
- The following are the market quota'
tlons,- received by private wire to-J.
Welter Labaree & Co.. New Bern, N.O,
Naw ToRKarch 81.
Open. High. Low. Close
14 95 1S.131495 1501
15,18 15.88 15.13 VM
.. 14.70 14.81 14.70 1480
. 12.25 18 81 12.24 19.28
OoTTOS;
May ,
July
Aug.....
Oct.......
Chlcsg", March 81.;
Chicago Grain. Open. T Close
May Wheat 96 . 5
May Co.n 56t 58
May Oats 41J 41
May Bibs 6.80 6.90
May Pork 12.85 1 18.00
MayLaid 6.00 , 697
flew York, March SI.
8tock8j Open, Close
Amr.Sngar 128 1371
Amr. Copper.... 49 J 49
Atchison 72 72
Southern By.:.. 21 22
Southern Ry pf.. 83i 84
O. 8. Steel llf 11
U.S. Steel pf... 68 59
Penn. B R 118 118
Erie 20 26
LouisvIlle&Nash 108 106
Paul 144J 145
N.Y Central 110 HOf
N. & W 68J 68
Va. C Chemical.
Ex-Dlvldend todaj-, NYC, 1 per
cent.
All excb iDge3 will be cloied Q jod Fil
day, and New York Cotton Exchange
and Liverpool will be closed, Saturday,
April 2nd.
Nothing: Equal to Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for Bowel Com
plaints In Children.
"We have uied Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In our
family for years," says Mrs J B Cooke,
of Nederlands, Tex m. "We have given
It to all tte children. We have used
other medicines for the same purpose,
but never found anything to equal Cham
berl'tln's. If you will use It as directed
It will always cure." For sale by all
Druggists.
la Itulj-.
In K( j,.iirics n lictiollul Is con
r.iih'ml only ii l-',:r..' less nncml llian
O mnrrliw nml l!icri'fiin a bivsuh of
promise, i .;irc!,iliy on t ho f.irl'8 Bldo, Is
regarded in very wliu. liln. Tills Is
very mm li tin- case In Italy, where1 a
Klrl vim after lietrotlial h;:s clianxed
lier wind Is known for life us n clvettn
(owlet) mid lias rarely nnotlier clinnec
of inutrlinony. Tlie terin "owlet" con
veys no Idea of reproach here, but lu
Italy It Ib HlBiilllcaut, becauao owlets
ore there used for luHnurtng other birds.
An Untimely Death.
An untimely death so often follows
neglect of slight cough or o. ld. If Tay
lor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum
and Mullein Is taken In lime H will pre
vent any evil results. It cures coughs,
colds and consumption.
At druggists, !3o., 50 o., and $1.(0 a
bottle. For sale In New Bern by t B
Diffy.
Tb" Japaiicw divide the twenty-four
liours Into twelve ihtImIs, of which
alx lieloiiit to the iiltcht and alx to the
day. their day WMmilng at eunrlaeand
ending at iiiict. Whether the day or
right Ix lung or abort, there are al
ways tx (HTlodt tn earn.
To attain UiU the cbftractm or no
nieralu on the arala of their timepieces
sr adjunublo. Two of tbem art svt,
one to ngrtv with tbe sunrise, the oth
er with auneet. and the four charac
ters between tlicm divide the epace
Into equoi iortions. Thus wbco the
period of dayllirht Is longer than the
ntebt tbe dny hours .will b proportion
atrly longer then thoee arnlgbt Ao
otlr iwsnllartty In their scale Is Out
they mm only six characters, tnoae
from 4 to 0, and those read backward
Instead of forward. , - ' -
A Cart For Beaiache. .
Any sBsa, woesst of ehtld, isffermg
frosa hesdschs bllhassess or a (tall,
drowty feeUnf shosld laksose or two
of DiWIit's LltUt Earl Risers atfbt
aadasrefsir These fasxni HtUsplits
era feasots beoaea they are a tnlcsi
welt as a plIL . Wkfla they c'taeae its
Syetess tksy slrMglaea sad retind It by
their Ua!e iCeet epos ike Urr aid sew
eK Sold by V I Duffy.
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- If you are a sufferer from
this dread affection of the
and want to see actual proc?3,
absolute and indisputable,
that this disease, so Ions
considered Incurable, rep!
yields to the soothing 'and
curative qualities of that most
astonishingly effective me
dicament knowri as the .
PREQGRIPTIO
call at our store and wtbrWUi
be pleased to ahow yoksuch
evidence of its alntbsi mar;
velous cures that Will leave
no doubt in your mind as to
Its absolute merits. : ; W
Tu It An niir miannMl:-9l
Jf via wasiB, "aa e wysi
P. 8. DUFFY, vWho'essleaniBeti-
Drngglst. ,
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The weather the pass' tew flay! J-fc'el
been rather cool, bat the' faritirtrkaie
puthlng ahead with thtlr work. - t
Mr W T KcCoys - was -here iSatsrdey
putting down a pump for Hi Hoed -' '
Mr R O Adams, went td"NeW BernTon
business Monday. ' s t-ft-a-"The
roads are still tn a terrible eohdl-:
tlon. The one from here to PoBoeMetllle
is well nigh impassable. A totf fl be
Ing told that a trareller Ws hosje eaad
buggy got mixed up somewhere illong
that rojd and had gone down UtQolr .
the horses ears and three of the'flagars'
man's were showing. Iti a pretty, ksrdr
story, but from the locks ot thefjadi It
does'nt tern improbable, i
I its
Good For Children. ;
The pleasant to take and harmless tine
Minute Cough Cure gives immedle1re"
lief in all eases pf Uouglv Croup rtaa4 La
Grippe because It does not pasaillmm'
dlately into the stomach, but Hakes1 ef
fect right at the teat of the trouble. Jt
draws obt the Inflammation, I beats' ahd
soothes and cures permanently 'It eha-
bllng the lungs to contribute pore life-
giving and life-sustaining otygin tolls
blood and tissues. One" Minute CongM
Cure Is pleasaut to lake and it Is good
alike for young and old. Sold by F 8
Duffy.
"The Doc Will Har His Day." '
In' "Hamlet," act 4, scene 1, we read:
Let Hercules himself do what he may.
The cat will mew, the dog will have his
day.
The hitter line has become a popular
saying, but we are naturally, Inclined
to ask .what it means.- Why should a
dog have a day all to himself anymore
than any other four footed creators?
Is not the passage a piece of Silly slang,
and ought it not to be suppressed, like
any, other cant phrase that la bora; In
the streets'? To harmonise tha verse
with sense and Shakespeare atfriend
has suggested, that the last .word ought
to be changed, to bay. Wt should .then
read, "The .cat. will mew, .the doftwllj
have his bey." -1 have a4mbtltbat
Shakespeare wrote tt so- and .thatUtM
word day Is a misprint andiMosanaa,
The analogy between the can ttewtng
and dog's baying Is self evident and in
teUlglbl&-Kansss City IndepeodeBtT!
A Thdurhtful Kin
MM Austin of Winchester, lad,
koew what to d- tn the koar ot
Bis wtfs had soca aa anasual east of
stomach and Vvar trouble, pkyslotaas
could aot balp her. Be thought of sad
triad Df King's Bow lib nils sad ska
got relief at oaoe sod was flaally oared.
Only 13c, at C. D. aum
Biore,. ' '.' ,m
t . . v v.
Mitli cu i . sunlit
The cat, says- sir. IUV fo kk rtD
tory of tbe Crusades," was Alverjrlav
Porta ut persooaaw in fao rellglaas fes
tivals of the times whldf ba dseribea.
At Ala. la rroveaos, oa the ZaeUval of
Corpus Chris U, tUe Bnst4omt la th
cantos, wrapped tike a child fa sw ad
ding tiothea, was axhlbttoa la a iff
Blflomt shrloe pnblU 'sSHnirsf'in-
Kvsry knee eras brar, as4 every U
strewed fkrwvrs or, paMreo loceaaa, sal
grim I kla was treatrd ta all respect
aa the god of tb Uy.
But on the festival of tL Joha, Jans
3 poor Tom's fata was mersed. A
number ot rata were pat Into a wkr
basket and tnrowa allv Into the tntdst
of Ian firs klndU4 ta 11 pnblls
aqasre by ihk bishop sad bis clem.
Uymna and anthems were eung, sod
p pot Ketone were made by the prbvts
oa people la bo of the Merinos.
The pfrifortlon f flieiinrjlabed an
n4 women eontrtbntrd from amonf
tbe fsmlllee of tbe rJeriy aa only be
de"THl IS ervrmnrrtit, . In titer e ntir
br h t Wry ran erl.inm tT em!1
U t.iikl.ere ot t kt. tn ll.r'r t
yt fttit tf er ( t 'it f i
l t.ntd.e t,J four Inikfr. r di 1
rnilnrt.t r1iii?rr-n e effo!: l..;i j -r
H VTii'.nrut ' ' i t,f c..
rUfgt it'i!:i.t-f t' f li v ; e
Vrtfca sivl !L f l-wl , ' r
r.la ih ether l.r. 1. e-i- It t I'.e m
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iCTS HI FEW Li: 3
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Eussia has almost three times the
population of Japan. ' ' a.
The OifrUi police of the' United'Elng-
Coni cost nearly 7,000,000 a year, ,
The Japanese government la sold by
trustworthy authority to have 300,000,
000 yen available for war purposes.;
; The Italian state railways, according
to a report from Borne, will soon place
ifrders for 200 locomotives and several
thousand freight cars. v - -;; -
Liverpool has tloeed -one-third of its
ealoonadnring the last ten years and
o- decreased, her; police force in conge-
Xinence as ta nave maae an economy of
S40.0O0 yearly. . - . ' v Jtii;
During" the last six months Ireland
sent to Great Britain 148.101 more cab
tier "108.100; jnohi sheep and only 742
xewer uornes iuuu were reoeiveu iroa
telar; the celebrated republican orator
anOT forMer presWenr of the Spanish
tepttbUci bia friends Intend to raise a
.monument to him ta Madrid. V
gjlrllili&i. immediately on the
erecnon or a urge museum in uttawa
to becalled the Victoria National tnu.
secinv'whWhJS to'be tlSe center of liter-
jsijaodsctentlflc trarkln Canada.
-The BnsBinn government bns'granted
permission tot three foreign' companies
t cut ,wood toe; three, years ' in the
ca,.rovincVpOtfArnngel, the
exports nor to exceea w,uw in
value.
. ueyoivi:
QKrdoQr8,. axe . peiiig removed
irain--public
esiaoiisnmenis in eerim
by order ot thai MUceL The reason for
itMs1 order is that the police!, fear the re
volving doors would not permit speedy
trreS in case of fire.
i'iJt yesea-were 6088 ap'pHca-
rLfe.L' .lJli'jrij"i ili-l. .
iwua ior,iiaieuuf bi me paeui omce id
bjinpfbefe, 2992 were
srantel.Tne wwlDti'ofsthe office were
lAOO,(0.'.The'pateht 6fflce is the only
gxJVernmehtureuthai is' opera ted at
a profit ' - I
r'Tne orelgn,?cbmnjerce"ofi the United
States for 1908 was larger fhan that of
'any othe year tn OieTilatory of the
aWirtfirv kUlXCi 4li AHA 11A In
893rj!,OWi6ii 1883 land H.1C4,-
ra6V&2laj873.
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Twenty-eeven viaducts . on the Ugan
rdfc raUWay have been completed by the
VlBkttfettffeifldm The work
was aecompltehed'n one 'year and sev
en ' dars; About' arM toils of steel
baVel been . used la ihe construction of
bridges and about 600,000 feet, broad
measure. 1
The bubonic plague continues its rav
aires in India. For aamd time the
averrig9.rbumber ,'6f deaths per week
irom uiis disease oas peen over xa.uuu.
One -week the deaths' mounted to 20.-
WIt i: tstlmama'1hMt Wince 1890,
Wben. ihe;.preaentsiee began, over
200,000 have died from the plague,
f Although the late Lord Salisbury was
much Interested In science and was a
fellow of the British Botal society, he
never approved tt fha extreme views
of aomS of his associates,' Be wis par
ticularly opposed to the theory of evo
lution as .taught by Herbert Spencer
and of the descent of man as ennndat
ed by .Charles Darwin. ;
Idaho will make an exhibit of miner
als at the world's fair that will call at
tendon to thai state's Wonderful ra-
aoorces. - Her ourivaled exhibit of 200,-
000 opala is now overshadowed by the
report .that, big discoveries bf radium
have, recently been made. J Executive
Commlaa toner Bortt la arranging for a
display of this newest wonder. '
Ther are TlXl2W ro(ee4onal beg
gar la Bps In, of .whom llMi are wo
men, la some of the ddeo tragsrs ara
nce&sed ta carry oa thetr trdde. Seek'
lag alms & racogmaed a k jlegltimata
bnsltiesa, and (bo aiinklpaUv demanda
a percentage; .upoo. the collections. 8e-
vme Is the only in tb4 "kingdom
wnlch rerbias-beegmc ta t4 atreets.
-Cnameted: trick, tba aotlr bfoduct of
which was valued at' 147118b. "was
made In 1S only. In pallforala, 111
xtota: alaryiand,' Mlewoort, Ktw Jersey,
Ohio sndTennaylvanla. Nrw;Jassy
and . PennsTtvaniA, wtth pridocts re
spectively of $202,740 and IstlSS, were
too only. states ta which there
three or more producers of 'eosmeled
brick. '
ViTo"', f'Undlng lamleTof tba'worid
and tU bavies a;Aite 000,000 men.
lace of .wir thei'BiropeNb'BaUoaa'
caa raise th :r atibbw to 9300,000
Chinese aokivrs 4 (i per njonta and
board tbemlves, Vtwea J701 and
UrU rrsnee rau44 lafmlea that aaov
tered AJSAf X) teeii,1 Ihrws-fpurtha oJ
maoiartr auir at aia oc weonas
and diseases eontrartsd ta thf Bald. 4a
tt any wonder tuttbe rretAhmea of
today are s!.Tatsedl .
. . la rcnt aiasarUOoa rresUrrd;
I t of Harvard, stated thatftha
v! Me store cf knowledge now rtsil,
1 u toe vnt for Shy man to master,
tVn(b be bad a hundred lives Instead
of oner and lis growth ta tbe nine
teenth century was greater then' i,
tfie thirty preceding eenlrlti t t -
gether." Culture, thorefore. caa f ) Ij-
tn impiy a anowiedge or ever) ' f,
Dot even a little knowledge tf , r
ttlnf. It SMt bo eoMent With
ko'iwir.'i4e ot some thtnts sad i
snaeiery or some a man portion of t.
human atnre,",
- Torgirg la ruefle eaay, sceordlng to a
tVwton btk olilal, by tbs pew sys
tem of vertlral writing OoW Mng
tncf)t la Ihe s-Wi1. Tliii flVc!l
Says t1it when tlie ejeleni Ii firmly
ei.r evrvy t-rm lll write
"' Any mn rn writ "Jd.a
t t',t r.o r! .t cs Irll frnrrf
t ',ili ( f !! r ne'e vni. It
I r-m t ' . t t! e e t rUnr inl
i i-'r.r i.jte ee tuu ij rfluse ee
I 1 l"li 'd ti '' ;-1 to t!,o tx
- It ; ' t r to t enm-
t ' i f t f ,rcry t
t rt 1 7 tie lti e f t;f i !.
olv;
T t In
- -"'. - - "-'1 -al4i htS.Y"
Miss t J T -oU wb4 las t ii act
lag ao-.j iLL in K-,--sJ v;U li .
flailing her many relatives hero. ....
Mrs W T Bectoa who has beea oa a
visit to her daughter-Mrs IV T Webb bi
8 waniboro is agata kome. kj-,- r-'-
Mr E D Bangert and family have
moved I looi rHoxth barlows -iTKeiT
Bera, wkerelhey propose to maksUelc
tutors ioaa,1' -.?i-V;.; :: -iv?
B'J fltniotf Ir, spent oaa, alght last
week at hU old. home ia mewtft;LH
Mr John HeweU -of r Carteret Lodge
spent last Saturday and Sunday la oar
berg the! gueat of Squire Adami. 'f
The as fields of our Uueker tipecfal
ly th,ose oi:Mtssrf.;tf Mottoa-aad
Joshaa Adams aje looking-very f,ne,,we
wiilsooa bje able .to aaaoaaea blooms,
fbtittdes are afsoHtolng wall.' r '
MIss BeWiMorton, oad 'bftof most
populatonbg ladles acobmpsaladt by
oar onoleMr V? t Ooqadr of Blades
ptat last Monday ia i tba city of
Mdrtoif warSltfWsW Bera1 'of basinets
'XrJoeMTlshefsMtfaiitUrareaow
ooodpaau of the BahgerfS Horns InNorth
Harlowe,
Mr J Batmoad "Mason nas gone to
New Bern today whste71ie icohtemplates
getting a ftoslllba 'as talbsiaan.
'The X WThoaipaim;management
at N Harlowe U t)ttlti -a? cauocess every
thiug moves (b llk cldek-iork.
: - i raeaasaaef " '
SCHtttRflrtmtismjCored.
Itonf&tmW iaotatlorbeu-
matlim for yakra, layl t H Waldron,
of Wllton Jtlhotlohi lowa f rjiy Joints
were kUff and ga me J maoh pain and
disoblnforti My" rtclits jioald aok
when I strktglltea'cd an. 1 ased Cham.
berlalbV 1aln Baltd tad bate been thr
onghlf enrad.1" flkve not f bad a paia
or ache from tba old trouble for many
monthsT Itu 6eltlhly a' most wonder
ful llnuxent," For sale by all Drag-
glsu.
Etlllls tit 'NlSTbt.
Every living bird Und beast strives
its utmost to nm itself With food be
fore retiring for the-nlglit. and this
food is digested as the nlgbf progresses.
Tbe evening feed is the feed of the daf
with the brute creation, and yet doo
tors tell us to refrain from eating heart
try at night and even advise! us to retlrt
to rest with a more or less empty stom
ach. 1 Are we following nature wheif
following this sdvlce? Country Gentle
man.
Been the
'TwMYNlUttilwmlotvM
'erJ"! -
Bgaataie
- sr
Tk' ktatfaat TwuuAom Stea.
- K)ld Adam' Fbrepauglj." skid a friend
Of the-veteran showman, ''trace had a
big white parrot that bad learned to
say:
" 'One at a time, gentlemenone at a
time. Don't crash.'
The bird had, of course, acquired
this sentence from the ticket taker of
the show. 1 Well, one day the parrot got
t
- -oy sr l."crlaora.
lost la the coeintry.'sod Mr. rorrpeugb
leeped'tnto bU txitx? sod started oat
Doathaeta to hunt for it' ' t
Temple Urt sod tbr wba bad tees
the rertsnt rt:rortxt ti t:t ' tat his quest.
aiii flnany ss be 1a ' "l-Mg by a Cora-
Cetd ko wag er-j! tlbear a fanUI-
Tie f4 cut andcBfi;'! tba field and
runl tWparrot U N toMdle of I
Cocf eeow,1hrief V-ecked bint till
r.e wae atw r n:!.Tkwa. As the
t' -tUtsml 'i .1 tway tbe parrot.
Ijli.g-o b!4 S.d'VrvpPSted over Sled
evr: . ..
" "One at a tiro, mjtWm one st a
tlma, Don't rronh.' "-.ew Tort Trla-
A OltArdrwd ii)irl stay easts ae
exl of IfOlt-le. WkeS te slnneck falls
ti rf?ofr ti fii'-i Ul Viwele SO
e"i me f.pr Bfi f-e Hf t est ktrj
iti(il, ris.lpf et d!
V ni't feul tf mhUk ae- petkteee4
tier forej Ihe fcote try t 4 S'dd, Tk
lrrpn,!,r-t f 'rj 1 in fre'i.te teers
-'h r 1 !' 10 a WU!.f fwi jo4
f .r l' ' j .;, i.a l. Yvl t'ri'a''l
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EDITORIAL FLINGS.
r About next week the Ohio river will
t sin to spill out over the sides and
I at the war news back Into second
place. Chicago Eecord-Herald. : "
Owing to press' of bnslhees the csar
probably will not be able to partici
pate in the next international peace
congress. Kansas City Journal.
When Dowie Invades the Mormon
wtronghotd In the spring with bis 5,000
Zlonltes we can Only hone for a Kil
kenny intahvthlladelphla ledger.
JOne thing appears to be certain-
whatever radium can er cannot do it
bas' jl "positively powerful effect to
atlmBlaw-the Imagination. Pittsburg
Dispatch. -
- A Berlin paper says the best preven
tive of appendicitis Is to walk on all
fooro: three? times a day twenty mln:
Qtea .at . a time,.. But . who wouldn't
rather have appendicitis? Denver Re
publican.
f Ascientlst has found out that a
ohlld two years old uses a vocabulary
or loo words, a three-year-old 3,300
iand'a fonr-rearold 4,600 different
worda, i evidently only Boston children
were examined. Philadelphia Ledger.
MODES OF'THE MOMENT.
Silk cluny is need for entire waists
aa well as for trimmings.
The close hat of chiffon cloth in uni
son with the color of the costume is
much in vogue.
Rice .cloth is a thin, coarse woven
fabric flecked with little White grains
resembling rice.
Elbbon "rosea have been brought to
great perfection of form and color and
are much worn by well dressed women.
With , soft madras waists stocks of
the same material are furnished with
scarfs which tie in the front with the
one loop and two ends.
Petticoats of thin evening gowns are
sewed with thick 'silver or gilt sequins.
Seen-through the fall of tulle or lace
tbe effect of these little ornaments is
much enhanced.
The woman who can tie a bow is on
the Winning side just now, as these are
much affected for hats, neckties and
halrdresslng. Velvet ribbon is the fa
vorite of tbe moment.
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
The pacing mare Ruby M., 2:12, is
now owned In Hawaii.
C. K. G. Billings, owner of Lou Dil
lon, is visiting In California.
It is said that Ed Geers will have
Audubon Boy, 2:03, In bis stable.
The Lexington association, it lu said,
is contemplating the grand circuit.
George Starr may have tlie fust
Woodtella In his stable this season.
Ed Allen, owner of Itetty Wilkes,
2:16, will train at the Cedar ItapUla
track this year.
Joe Gnhngiin of Toledo, O.. has add
ed Idlewlld, a fast creen paring mare
by Hal Dlllard, 24, to his stahle.
Darnette, -2:12V4. has lieen purchased
by Will Bexton of Modfonl, Musb., who
Will nse her on the Charles Itlvcr (Itos
ton) speedway.
Mr Killings says that ho Is willing
to allow Lou Dillon to go ncalnst the
watch In Philadelphia provided the
proceeds are donated to charity.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST
Officer Bryan Made
One of Especial Im
portance In New
Bern.
Disease Is Instdtous In lu attack, no
disease more losldeoas then kidney die
ease. Before you know It Is there.lt
aaa takes possession of y oar back and Is
aukiag your life mtserable-ao unwel
come tenant of your frame. It aouit be
arretted la time. A New bern patrol
aua will tellyot how ho did lL
' A T Bryan, oncer In Ue police dt
pat basal residing st US East Front 8u,
aye: ,
"My back was so bad that when I got
Aiwa Oa tba bed I ooald scarcely get op
There was so strength ta say back and
It ached aH over. I thought I bed rheu
malUm.' Ta kidssy secretion were
dait oolored and fall of sediment. I
av Don1! Cldaay PQU advertised aod
procared tbox at Bradkaas's PbarDacy
Sad Seed U. Iks vary first Aoee helped
aaa aid after . fiaUblsg Ike first boil
boaghl a seooad.,.Ths paia la mj beck
disappeared aa4 1 was itroagsr and bet
ter la every way. I aaa gtiuefol for
what Ibis remedy did for see sad yos
are wt)oos to ass say Baas as aaea
dorser of Its alalmi" -
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answer to some of the claims of
the other fellows.
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MR. M. B.
In this newspaper article we ask the
patience of the reader while we answer
a few of the arguments of the other
fellows who make all sorts of claims
about their respective preparations of
cod-liver oil. This subject is worth the
attention of every intelligent man and
woman. The very fact of the Im
portance of cod-liver oil in medical
practice makes what we have to say
worth serious consideration. But first
let us Introduce a letter from one of
our friends and then proceed.
520 Brlgham St., Toledo, Ohio,
December 4. 1903.
Dear Sirs I was suffering from a
general run-down condition of the sys
tem. My digestion was very weak, I
seemed to be nervous and my friends
were rather worried about my condi
tion. Seeing an advertisement of Ozo
mulslon In the newspaper, I determined
to give this preparation a trial. The
result has been in every way satisfac
tory. I found that 1 gained In strength
rapidly, my nervous system was greatly
nourished and digestion became normal.
I think Ozomulsion is a splendid remedy
for anybody whose system for any
cause 1b weakened; and I take great
pleasure In Indorsing it.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) M. B. Soncrant.
By the foregoing letter you see what
Ozomulsion will do. Of course you do
not see all It will do, because there Is
almost no limitation of the uses of cod
liver oil and hypophosphltes In the form
of Ozomulsion.
Some fellows are offering the "wine
of cod-liver oil," as they call it. They
claim that by eliminating the fat from
the oil they retain its active principles
and thus offer a preparation which Is
more pleasing to the patient than the
natural oil.
The simple truth Is. that the active
principles of cod-liver oil are the oil
Itself, and when you try to eliminate
the most Important part of the oil. ynu
have little left of any medicinal value.
It la like leaving Hamlet out of the
play.
F. S. DUFFY, Wholesale & Retail Druggist.
Cotton is Almost
King Again.
At tbe price in propped you car nfTonl to fcrtiline it cl .
If you want the BEST
Use Meadows Great Cotton Guano,
InBiHt on having that kind, siiid jeu will not lw disHjinfllnted lu
jour crop.
For Tobacco
Use Meadolfts Gold Leaf Tobacco Guano
It makes pood, a'ick, tough ToUcco. NnvemUr 1103 vr planter
sold 1,452 poonds of obacooforj51 1,00. He nscd Uold Lit
Special High Grade Fertilizers for all crops
If there Is no dealer In your section bundling out goods, write ns.
E H.& J. A. MEADOWS CO., ATnTrs,
I.ONQ DIST B PIIOSK fl,
Factory Ncuhc Hirer, New Bern, JT. V,
New Bern Cotton Oil
and Fertilizer Mills,
Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products
and High-grade FertSuurs,
NEW IIER?Vt 3ST.T.
Will pay the Highest Caali Prices for Cot
ton Bocd and Seed Cotton. Ban furnished
to seed shippers.
HAVE TOR SALE a Fresh Supply of Cot
ton Bocd Moal and Hulls, whJeb U .the finest.
Cattlo Feod in tho world.
; We wUl exchange Hoal for cotton seed. -
fcc&j atl Efllx Lei rfee Pkre
Hie ten finer., ,;
M I LLI NERY: v :
Spring, Upcnmg
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26 Cypress St.
SONCRANT.
The best comparative tests of all of
the forms of cod-liver oil are made In
children, who respond more quickly to
treatment than adults. You only nave
to give OzomulBlon to a child for a
week to find out what the natural oil,
made palatable and easy of digestion,
will accomplish. All the wines of all
the oils that are made will not do aa
much.
Now a word about emulsions. It has
been established beyond the possibility
of a doubt that an emulsion is the best
practical form In which to administer
cod-liver oil. In this form we are not
only able to disguise the taste of the oil
and make It palatable, but we also make
It so the stomach has practically nothing
to do with It except to pass it on to the
small intestine, where It Is quickly ab
sorbed and becomes blood.
There Is no emulsion of cod-liver oil In
the world which has arrived at such a
degree of perfection In Its manufacture
as Ozomulsion. The process of Its
manufacture has been perfected by the
proprietors of Ozomulsion, and no other
emulsion in the market Is made from as
perfect a process or from as scientific a
formula.
Tou will certnlnly find from experi
ence that there is something about Ozo
mulsion which produces better results In
the human system than any other prep
aration of cod-liver oil. This is the uni
versal experience of everybody who
gives Ozomulsion a fair trial.
To claim that a long record Is the
only guarantee of the merit of a cod
liver oil emulsion is all bosh.
Druggists sell Ozomulsion at CO cents
ind II.
If your druggist does not keep Ozo
mulsion In stock, he can easily order It
for you, or If you denire a small sample,
to see what it Is like, you can obtain
tho same by mentioning the name of
this paper In which you read this, ad
vertisement and Rending
to THE OZOMULSION CO., 98
Fine St., New York City.
v J Ka. 125.
L. G. DAN I ELS,
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