THE JOURNAL.
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Advertising Rates furnish sd oa: applt
cation.
Entered at Ute Pott Office Hew Ben,
N. C, as second class matter. t- -
Official Paper Hew Ben
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THE JAMES ait. TROUBLE.:'
The attack uopn the .officers of the
law, last Saturday, at James CUjif the
negro town or settlement . across the
Trent river, while the officers were, in
execution of their duties, does not nec
essarily mean that the entire negro pop
ulatlon of James City is against lav and
order, but it does mean that a farther
continuance of such actions as took
place last Saturday, will place anodlam
upon the entire place, and especially
upon those leaders, ministers and teach
ers of the race, whose Influence" at this
time should be exercised to preserve
peice, and prevent any . gatherings of 1
people, who may be Incited (0 commit
acts which may result disastrously for
them.
And not only Is it the duty' of the
leaders of the eolored race 4a James
City to act for peace and order, but the
leaders of the colored " people in .New
Bern should move In bebatf of law and
order. . T .-I.
So far as the authorities Sre concerned
they must see to It that the law is ear
rled out, peacefully if it can, forcibly if
It needs be, and the burden is specially
upon the colored people, that no farther
disturbance takes place, for as law and
order are preserved, they will te the
principal beneficiaries, and the great
mass oi the colored people snouia see so
it that they are not disgraced, and them
eirea mjureu ujr me eunuuet ui
. shameless and lawless members of their
race. .
.The colored people cannot be insensi
ble to the fact that as they preserve law
and order themselves, so will they have
peace and happiness, and enjoy quiet
and prosperity.
It Is for them to settle the question,
for one thing is certain, lay and order
are going to be maintained at all haiards
and those who seek to oppose will be
.the sufferers.
How's Tito?
i-
. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of .Catarrh that can
not be cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CEZNKTACo.,
' Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have kaowa T
Cheney for the last 13 years, and belters
him perfectly honorable la all business
tranaacUons, and financially able to car
ry out any obligations made by his
Arm.
Waldiho, Kimam ft Majsvix,
Wholesale DnggiaU, Toledo, O
Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken tater
b ally, act lag directly upon the blood
and Bucoua surfaces of the system.
Tsstiaoalala seat free. Prloe TSo per
bolUe. Bold by all Druggtru.
Take HilTs Family Pill for eoasUr
lloa. ' TUs buztan) vnjoy tli mu
rrolnoM- in lb Nnr.rlrM dlatrtrt of
,'Wnrt Virginia a tboy Co ia book
COontrkM. A breaker bny Was broagbt
iwior iquHv u m mi nuumf
o the charge ef baring kllM one f
I the oaly sraretgrs er that eovutvy.
-'tbe.ld equlre. who was a Utreta
. eald? "I Smjtm llor , , : ' - i
. -f hain't ami ltut tnBrh " rvnllnl thJ
V'-DwslBBeyoegsr ;
. 1 toato't M 15."?
r VU, twrw tnadi baf y rMT-
"Thmaottare and amoty eve ewrti."
"AH rlfbt! 6r I flae fou HTJf
rv. l,y to
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TL:i:.-2iY'3 z:. -lis.
Cottos, Grain, rrertsloa tal Stocks
lUDfe Ia Prices. Receipts an! :
Shipments, '
The following are the market quota
tions, received by private wire to J.
Walter Labaree A Co.. New Bern, N. O
, V"- Raw Tore, Apill 4. -
Oorrc;-" Open. High.. Low. Close
'Z ' V ft Al 1 M Ale K Aft K OB
star,., . " u m w wjto
July 0 15.39 15.43 M.22 18.43
Aug,, ,r;,.V 11.85 14.90 14.81 1489
Octroi., iwlWO 18 80 18.80 1181
- 'Chicago,' April 4r v'
Chicago QralD. ,J Ope a. " Close
Hay Wheat
98
May Cora ,
, - 58,
Hay Oat
Hay Ribs -
.6.85
13.15
Hay Pork '
"18.17
f" 7.00
Hay laid
890
flew York, April 4
atoOM" Open.
Close
1-49J
714
Amr.Bagar......l37
Amr. Copper, .-.i 49J :.
Atchison:.;...".. 79
Southern Ry,..ri2i
82J
: Hi
Southern Ry pf.. 84 ;
D. a SteeL...... 1U
C. 8, Steel pf...69'
. 68
- 117
Penn.RR..... 117
Brie-;.....u...86i
Loulsvllle&Nash 108
8t,Paol.i..V...143i
H.Y Oenteal...,. U6J
28
107,
U4i
net
R.&-VT 68
58
Va. O Chemical. -
Are Ton a Dyspeptic 5f
If you are allyspeptlo yoti owe it to
yourself and your friends to get well.
Dyspepsia annoys the dyspeptic's friend
because his disease soars his disposition
as well as his stomach.' Kodol. Dyspep
sia Cure will not only oure ' dyspepsia,
indigestion and soar stomach, bat this
palatable, reconstructive tonio dlgestant
strengthens the whole digestive appar
atus; and sweetens the, life as , well as
the stomach. When you. take Kodol
Dyspepsia Care the food you est is en
joyed. It Is digested, assImlUted and its
nutrient properties appropriated by the
blood and tissues.- .Health is the result.
SoldbyFSDoHyrV.---
- Bralm Orwth.
Brnin developmeutIa fOiiml by Pro
fessor Seggel of Bluutcb to lave two
periods of nccelerutlou. from .ten . to
eleven and from seventeen to eighteen
In girls and from - twelve to thirteen
and nineteen to twenty In boys. At
the period of most rapid increase lq
height, from twelve to fourteen rears,
the growth of the brain is less tuao
one-hundredth that of the body, but at
seventeen to nineteen It grows oneV
thlrtleth as fast and at twenty reaches.
one-seventh of the body growth. "
A disordered stomach may cause no
end of trouble. Whea the stomach falls
to perform its functions the bowels be
come derangedTHbe liver .and. kidneys
congested, causing numerous diseases,
the most fatal of which are painless and
therefore the more to be dreaded. The
Important thing la to restore the stom
ach and liver to a healthy conditioned
for this purpose no better preparation
can be used than Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
lor aa4 Srfw.
Joy, they aay, la a actuation almliar
to sorrow. It merely hurts along lines
that wp enjoy. We go to tbe theater,
weep oTer a trary play and sre delight
fully sad. Borne people's greatest )oJ
urn m being as a. - ...
Wbst a remarkably Interesting study
must humanity be to tbe sdcntJsu of
the tower kingdom! Baa Francisco
Bulletin.
Rotting Hore DtDfertw"
- Tbas) iegtaote4 cough,"! what Pr 1
f Baa mood, professor la . the .E&ectie
Medical OoUage, eeysJfiusd at pre
veuuuvs treed aad a ceraure agent.
ehearf ally reoosamead Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy of 8 feet Osaa aad HoIWU.
AtdrvggUu,k83e, 80 e., aad 11.60 a
botQi ;For sale la 2few Bera;bypT
ffpU-Uhe sold she bad to marry bla
Je gH rid ef blut. falle-And boV did
It wrrt t Klp-i.loawiy. . Tou aoe. b
b tongs to all ub-tlladtphla te-
era f,t I v .-,
I - ' t.
it ue world would only aire t ansa
Ciwdlt while be t Aolng tUnn thrs
would raors tiHTflllve te thoee wbe
hoaiie. UUwsttk V-oUrl -
r
cr A eleg'e fc('I. f
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No appetite, lota of etrei .
oervousnsaa, headache, oonstipaUon,
'bad breath, general debility, aouf ria
Inga, and catarrh of tbe stomach sre
all due te Indigestion.. Kodol cures
indigestion. This new discovery repre
sents the natural juices of dijsUoa "
as they exist In a healthy stomach.
'combined with (he greatest known tonio
and roeonstruettvo. properties. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure la-
digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous
remedy cures all stomach troubles by
cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranea
doing the stomach, w .-..j-se;
L piOESTS WHT ICO fAi
; ' Otei UUb to 'the tick
-' . trea0tii to Uw Wet. ' , - ?
BteUas ibtr 11.06 Sin boksnt Lj
. . Ifca hrlal whiek aalU ar Sn !'
Tflmna X. fll Tj.WI ft. flkli''
' A GROWING TREE.
Txro Thins 'rkst Watar tvrtaMr
Doe to Protect It, .
Nature invariably does two things
when she tries to grow a tree ahe
protects the bark irom hottest sun
shine and i the roots from severe
changes of temperature. Both .these
points are almost invariably overlook
ed by man. Observe a maple or elm
or birch ns It ehootr froin the' ground.
Its'aides are clothed all the way with
small twigs unless removed by knife
or browsing.'.'. Any tree starting 1a an
open lot Is thus protected from tho
sua v Otherwise the extreme heat will
rupture ceUs. Und the bark wUl'dry
and split -As" far as possible there
must be equal development of cells on
all sides of tbe tree. c But care of the
roots is even more. important.: - --t
The feeding of a tree la at unequal
depths, but most of It ia near the sue
fac..r If the sun be allowed to strike
directly on tbe soil' the flnef rootleta
that do the foraging are destroyed,
and extreme droughts will affect the
roots for a foot in depth. " What la
worse, the extreme; changes of tem
perature also affect the tree end suck
its life away.-: In some eases such
condltlona are produced as encourage
the development of fungi or other ene
mies to plant life. Nature guards
against this by laying down each aa
tumn a layer of leaves to mulch her
forests or solitary petav . .' '
GOOD SPIRITS;
Good spirits dost nil. come from Ken
tucky. Their mala source Is the liver
and all the fins splilta ever nude In Uv.
Blus Qrau 8UU could not rtmedy a bfcd
11m or the hondred-ead-oce ill effects
U prodaoes. Tosj cat have good spbita
and a bad liver at the same- time. Toot
Uvermustbe la fine ooadltloa ifyoa
would feel buoyant, happy and hopeful
brtibi of ere. Ushtolateo. Tkorooa aad
saoresafolla yourpursulti, -.Toucia
pal roar over ia flat condition by wlag
Green's Aogost Flower the greatest of
all medicine tor the Utm lad rtoaaach
aad a ctrUla ean for dyspepsia or tadl
gtstloo ' It has beet favorite loaal
hU remedy for over thirty-five years.
Angtut Flower wlU soaks tour JJvsr
bealthy aad active aad thus lssvre yoc a
liberal supply of "good spirits Trial
site, I3 regular bottles, 75c:. A an
Wh'SiM m ttoMeV
As a boy. Walter Scott gat ftrw In
dications of bis coming greatssM and
waa deacrlbrd by en of tits varty prs-
cet'tors ss "the boy that has tbe thick-
eat skotl la the school." Afterward st
Edinburgh anlreraity the future "wis
srd wss thus rpltooilid by one ef the
leedinf profoaaurs: Duuce he is, and
f once "be will remain."
MM'-Asstla ef Winekrtst. lal-
kesw what is d la tht boar of r i
Bis wife had sack aa esannal ca of
I lo na'sch and Itvsr trtrob'a. r.y! :ns
OOt'4 BOt tx'p W. D Unsr'it of an
triedDf ling's Kw Life Til s tell
got r Itf at oacs aa 1 u tii !y rtr..
Oaly 13c, at & D. I ra 'l am s Dreg
Btore.
i Tie TU t .
- Ki!nf msrt tnny t. I
of tbe tian. as a rtf: 1 1 t6 '
t. bat tb( I.tj ! . .;. t.
bis IhenrT tht UiPre U a
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QENZRiL FUKD. .
IS." 1 Recelpta. ,'r
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kick ls to Pat l,
T t381
" 88 80
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2nd to J H Harget
82nd to J J ToiSoa
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1904.'' J
Marcfi. -
By paid.
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-ttlper Fire ' Wagoa ' BOO -
nC Roberts;. ,'r,- ... -.480?
?LMKdgerlon ' 1 60
j a wmiimM , '110
rizatiss HanMe Bfae V V 68 88 '
.Barros dt Gray
Ob Steven-
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Irpany ',
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OLuploa
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Helper fire Hose
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,1H Bowdoa-!
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HBsaks-
BtO
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March: : - -
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t. to B RHfll, Collector
. To J O Thomat, Ir. ;
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DISBtRsiMiti
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KarciL
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Bales Mackloe Do
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6600.'
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The B CBobtaBeatA 1
f h. Baow Sua Pasip Co ttWC
Fort 'Waai Bactria ' '
? Works
D O Bsaasr .17 43;,
3 3 Tolaoa ' fl?!;:
jltateMst!oct!; BobeiH-'V--
Cleaning Co." ' , " 83 Orf :
.' -' 8 rnlth Ooartaey Co r- 19 M1,
t! ,-ensial Ce-trle Cw yklr .6 84."
"'"laadard Oa C ' : v" 8t li
. psrlock Pscklsg 0'-. ; ' 14 86
i ''WatUrS i:eeUoCw---J"lMI
,V 'U8.4i -fy CaT-, l?t5-.-;
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f?sw Totk EfvtUlag Co. - 6 8t
f JRrark-P.Jr.V, - 1145 !
C4,.i::si:.:.:. ..eCoV.': 81 M '.-.
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i TTinen hours of eufferln goan be avoided.1
XnTeat In a 3o-eent boUlo aad prove ear
on.-' IS lniitantly eorreota and
Qvuoajr on res all disorders arising-rom
an impaired disesttve system.: Iry it at
IZ Three Bises, BSci 60o. and 81.00. ' .
8. OR OVER RAHAMOCs(lNO,)NEWBURQH,N.V
-.Ton rash' boy.'V she aald; looking
sweetly up at him es ahe tenderly
drew his silk scarf about hie throat;
"yOu mustn't koOut'ln the aiaftf air
, without being more careful. J Ton are
so careless. 'Ton ?ought to have somo
boOy to watch ever yon and keep yon
from catching Toui death:" And still
he wondered aa he went home whether
he would lose her friendship forever if
he ' were to dare to ask her-to be his
when' he returned 'on the following
everung-uueago juecora-neraia, 0
JUaVs tat fjf Tbl lMWtoU2,
atgaatats
sf
i''Wt: tiatti ti the Ouni.
The largest "regular assemblage' of
people In the world is said to be the
crowd which gathers" -annually at
Benarea. in India,, to bftthe ; in the
Ganges, , A large temple, or rather a
aeries of buildings, la on the 'shore at
this point, While steps reach dowa to
the water's edge. Thelndooa crowd
upon this bank iBenormoua numbera,
the croWd at times numbering upward
et 60,000, As the natives are dressed
In the brightest colors, the crowd gives
the impression of .an enormous bed of
flower, k - ? -
,t i . tk'; ' .
A Cur For Headaclie.
h Any maa; womaa or clvlld", stfffer'-og
from' headache; 'blHoustsss or a" dull.
drowsy feeling should lake Oae '- et two
of DeWItl's UtUtt Early Risers' alght
aad morning. These-famous' llttU plus
are famous because Hlhev kra i ' tula aa
well as i pill.: While tier' tfeaasa the
system they atren'gthea sad febaUd it by
their tbhle effect upon the liver l ad bow
ela. 8okrby P 8 Doffy;-';; '
v oItHe paws CHXkge.
A PlaM AjMmaf-the tvratr' Wta
-.. ; Abomt Tlmo auilfosi Ttmrnrnt.
,It may be aald that a seat among
the'seventy' (they can it a charge) costs
about a.000,000 ' franca j (8600,000),- or
sometimes WOOOO, and a - charge
earns from 9 -to-16 per cent (net)
year, -so that the annual profits are
from 830,000 to 890,000, or more te ex
ceptional years. 3at .these are usually
divided among several associates,-, tor
ft "rarely happens that aa ageat'w the
Sole owner of his eetMorw ofteai he
lua oeid tor only half of J or a third
of ft and baa three or foot silent part-
ner, who owa the rest had who may
agala have subpaHneri so: that you
will hear of a person owning aa eighth
or a aixfeenth of a scat or avetf g thlr-
ty-eecond; these keing simple lnvest-
ments that earry no rights ec prtvt-
tcresoa tbe boaree.-t. --fi 1
, A to procuring a charge; the thing
baa oooe of the Stock Exchajige alia-pUdty,-
where, the soalo requhrameat
for'gettlng a seat ia to be able to pay,
for it. Here a candidate must be
Frenchman and at least. twenty-Art
rears old. Be must hare served four
years la certain forma of business.' Be
must be tenon acceptable to the
agetat from whora he weald pvrc&Ae
the- east aad eftaa to hla family, ta
rinding the la disc He must be passed
pott by the seventy with formal rot
int. as if he were Joining eoto select
clr.b, which be la. Tbers must be no
stata oa bis bosinpss record and no
siar oa Us peraotmt tharacter. A can-
dmate was rejected receoUy for 'bad
bablu and another for ra fault et-bis
owa, but beraua bis broibpf had beea
Conrerned In QilMtUmaMe transactions.
With all tbla favorably sU!4 thers Is
still nppdwl the arproval vt tbe Wnta
trr of Ciiancvs and tb anctka ef the
hr-ai of tbe ST)veTnmnt--3eTeUnd
j:fftt la Outury. ... ., ;
lie Ecit ras!! Sglre.
r Witt's TYItcb !ti instant re
Uf ttm , Earsa, eorsa CsU, Emtrna,
Boirr, I i'bi, Teltef aad all sbrulona
eftl sMa. Ia tnylng IVilch I!m1
P,'rItla at.'.f t'mrf to l tktt
j i
It (
r t tl, rnu!ni Dt Will's tnd s csre
rtn'n, Tl.'ra att rr.ry rKeip f ot
rn U rr rkM. all t lit.h are
1,'f -i4 f)-il;e a fti'S dBK
, vl.'le DtV. ;:i'i Wlti k IIimI f
t
r i
- ' - - I'y hm.: it aa I shut, f"Hl
!"" v , March 81. .
We a.e harlogt bolter weuher after
Uet'i fioat,- - ,' -
Our farmers are very, much discoura
ged about their farm work. There, has
baee so much rara . that -ibey could aot
plough and It bs put Jbem ' behind io
their woi k. . " , - .i
CsptMEBloodgool'who "hat-been
boating oysters to Elisabeth - City- came
home lasr-week to Vspead : few days
with hU fsmlly.Sj
ThSxe aretwd thretf mssr aohoonws
ia heieaow is idlag lumber at the 8 wan s
DOT Lumber Ooi.Si:,-;.r '
There tu a basket p rtylt the school
bouse oa ,Beaa Creek Ieat Satdtdiy
night for the beutflt of ih l& E Chureh
at Qdoeni ;Cretk.-r Mr T M - Woodhull
took some of our SwaUfcboro ulrU over
there la. his lau nch, among them were
Mrs T kt WoodhuU, sad Misses , Mamie
Fraaka; j floral Matlocli, Djllia Ma
Uxjks, Daisy Plltman, Ida Ward, Mattlo
Moore and others we can't remember
their aaraea.' i - -
0 sickness here except mump s and
Mrs WJS Mattocks aad daugh.err,
M las 'Flora and Dojlle Mattocks and
Mias Bessie Holland went to Stella on
the Launch Rosalia! last Tuesday.
Mrs M A Russell who has been spend
ing a few days with' relatives" ia 8 want
boro returned home last Wednesday ac
companied by Mis J A Hitman.
CL1M4X.
THE SOC1ETV SPY.-
NeW Pro(esala For the Idle Han Ia
, ! J LadOm'B Smart Set.
. The otit of work man In tbe smart
se who formerly lent himself for a
Consideration as a "guinea pig" direct
or 'touted'- for tradesmen on commis
sion or sold furniture, country bouses
or1 motor cars has found a new profes
sion. It Is that of "society spy."
According to a correspondent of
Truth who signs himself "A Shop
keeper and a Gentleman," the "society
spy" is invaluable. If a west end man
brnn .difficulties or hla -wife has over
rated' his patience, the "society spy"
Informs, the trade at once.
If .a west end man who has Keen
fof years on the brink of bankrutcy
wfhfe a large sum at the card table,
there are Intimate friends who profit
by making the good fortune known.
Af a time when there are so many
Bo are rich or appear to be .rich
whose names are unfamiliar the shop
keeper might make serious mistakes
were It not for the information wblcb
Is So given.
.- The tradesman is only too bnppy to
par for information ' which enables
him to avoid a satire loss.
tradesmen In former days seldom
ventured to ask such questions, and
their customers, as a rule, supported
each other. Now, says Truth's inform
ant, the difficulty shopkeepers have to
contend against Is that most of their
customers, especially If they are lntl
mate friends, have not a good word to
sat for each other.' Modern English
society la today an "association of ene
mies Who profess to be friends.
London Leader..
5 TELL.
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no Doubt
lAboui the Results
; . in New Bern.
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t Results tell tie tale, ' -'
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Jhe testlmoay of aNw Bern dt
SJBSj1.r'iA-'-.'.
1 Caa be eully tavestigated. .
' What better proof can be had t
-OP Bertllari pioprlalor of Us Basel
toa barber shop, place of eddrera 109
kJdlo street, saysr "I used Doaa's Kid
aey PIJs w kick I pr. eared al Bradbam'i
Pharmacy, for mj back aad kldaeys aad
1 fduad them to, be all UatHe clalrasd
for'them. I had trouble with, ay back
for'soae time, the, asoretkas -from the
kldaeys were very dark had fan of ssdt-
meat aad my back gave me aay amount
ef trouble. It eelned aad ached so bad
ly at times ' thai I ooald jot attend to
bustneu. .Doaa's KkJaoy PHI wtatto
tha rlgbtspot so quickly that I eoold
aalUly believe lb The Bra', bor did ate
so stock gold that I tough! a .second
aad aael foul plus a day. My beck bet
aot hart an SJao aad I caa ttaad oe
say feet all day aad de aot get Ursd like
4 aied to. Tea ray ase say asae an
waloome for I k sow tbe ral ' raise ef
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Tor sale by aQ dstlvri. Prloe 10 eeatt.
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Ef!VIN BTPVHARD ANDERSEN.
The case to which we wish to bring
your notice today is of common occur
rence in nearly every household where
there are children, and yet it is impos
sible to overestimate its importance.
There ia nothing- complex about it. It
is simply where a little boy, who had
been a healthy child from birth up to
two years old, had then begun gradually
to fail in health. The father, in writing
of the case, cannot tell definitely the
cause of this decline in health, and we
here introduce- his letter for you to
read:
710 Racine St, Racine, Wis.,
December 4, 1903.
Dear Sirs Our little boy, now two and
a half years old, waa a very healthy
child from birth up to last March. At
that time, however, he began to gradu
ally fall in health. Whether It was the
strain of winter or not I could not say,
but, at any rate, we noticed that he was
losing in flesh and we could get nothing
that he would eat. He fretted and cried
a good deal at night, so that his rest
was broken, and almost before we knew
it he was in a very poor state of health.
After trying various remedies, we Anally
decided to give the child a treatment of
Oxomulslon. One thing that pleased us
with this preparation waa that the child
became Very fond of it, and would re
mind us when it was time to give it to
him. The result of tbe treatment has
been most surprising. After two or
three weeks tbe boy was himself again
eating everything, putting on flesh and
looking strong and well. We could not
believe that a remedy would have such
good results In so short a time. It Is
no exaggeration to say that our boy has
been completely restored to health by
Ozomulslon.
Very sincerely, yours.
(Signed) N. Andersen.
Does not the foregoing letter appeal to
mothers? Is It not human In Its Inter
est T And is there not a kernel of good
suggestion in ltT
How can we learn of the good things
of this life any better than by experi
P. S. DUFFY, Wholesale & Retail Druggist.
Cotton is Almost
King Again.
At Lbe price frj prospect you cat fifford to fertilise it ! ,
If you want the BEST
Use Meadows Great Cotton Guano,
Insist on Uaving that kind, and jeu will not W di&ajj-ntnted ; in
jour crop.
For Tobacoo
Use MeadoJ&s Gold Lea; Tobacco Guano
It makes pood s!lck, tough Tobacoo. Noveinbtr lrg ui yknter
sold 1,462 pounds of tobaooo7or $511,00. lie nrtl Oold Lei
Special High Grade Fertilizers for all crops
It there ia do denier la jour section IsndliDg out goods, writ us.
& H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO., M'n'frs,
LONG DIST B PlIOME 68,
Factory Ncuse River, New Icrnt JT. V.
New BernC otton. Oil
: andlFcrtilizcr rjills,
' Manufacturers if, Cotton Seed Products
v iWlll pay tho Higheai Caalt Prices for Cot
ton; Seed and Beed Cotton. -Eats furnished
to aeed nhipperav ", . V, '
HAVE FOR SALE ifFrean Bappiy of Cot
ton Seed Meal and Hulls, which la tho finest
Cattle-Feed In :tho world, w V-v ,
7; We will oxchango'Meal Iqi, cotton'aeed.
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ence? And It is the universal rxpprienre
of all who give Ozomulslon to hihln n
that this preparation produces more re
markable results than any other chil
dren's remedy In the market.
You Will notice. In the foregoing letter,
that a special point Is made of the pala.
tablllty of Ozomulslon. It is always a
pleasure to give children a remedy that
they like to take, and this is one phase
of the Ozomulslon treatment which cer
tainly speaks greatly in Its favor. You
do not have to force children to tako
OzomulBlon, because they like Its taste
and in the case of very young infanta
they seem to know, quite as well as
parents, the good that Ozomulslon does
to them.
When you see a baby reach Its little
arms out to show Its engerness to take
Ozomulslon, and afterwards notice tho
splendid Improvement In the baby's
health, you will certainly learn from this
experience the good that Ozomulslon
does and tho favor which It linda with
children.
Ozomulslon Is the best possible form
of cod-liver oil that was ever devised.
It Is far superior to nny other emulsion,
and it gives to cod-liver oil its greatest
value by making It do Its utmost good
in the human system.
We cannot emphasize too strongly tho
beneficial properties of Ozomulslon. It
overcomes the wasting of tlesh anil
strength In adults. It cures roughs and
colds, and by enriching the blood with
the most essential properties of nour
ishment It gives to the system that
strength and resistive power which la
absolutely necessary to health
Druggists sell Ozomulsl on In two sizes
60 cents and$l. If your druggist does nni
keep Ozomulslon In stock, he can eslly
order It for you. or If you desire a .mall
sample, to see what It Is like, you can
obtain the same by mentioning the nam
of this paper In which you see this ad
vertisement and sending
MTJL8ION CO., W Pine 8t, New York
City.
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