THR JOURNAL.
FnblluM eTBTj aaj m j
ept Monday, JouraalJBuEOlng, ww
flrana'SL i '
rsoBSCHPTioa rites
One yew, 1 adTanca....
One year, not la adTanoe.. .,....
Monthly, by carrier In thacltj.....
Advertising Ratee turalalied oa appll
-Entered at the Port Offloe, Heir Bern,
OScIal Paper of Hew,w
Cratea Ceaaty.
NO FURTHER SOUTHERN POLIT
ICAL EMBARGO.
The plain and unequivocal announce
ment made by the Atlanta Constitution
that after the campaign of the? present
year, the South would no longer rest
under any political embargo, whleh
should prevent this section from pnttjng
forth a Presidential candidate, la an an
nouncement which cannot fall to re,
celve the endorsement of the Southern
Press, and the justice of the claim made
for the South, in seeking political equal-
lty with the balance of the country, will
not be denied by the fair minded Prest
of other sections.
The greatest objection raited against
the South naming or seeking to name,
' Presidential or Vice-Presidential candi
date, has been the question of the col
ored race and the south's position to
wards thence. Even at the present time
the race question la no more important
In the South, than It It in the North,
either from a sooialogical or political
point of view, and-certalnly each year
la finding the IsBuelless In the South.and
of greater terlout moment in the
North.
On this point of the Stuth's position
en the colored race, the Atlanta Conatl
-: tution sayr,
Ttia onllfh wnilM likAwtM ffluliv AIT1
A MV B" T. u " " " ' El J
V.ro tha nnnnrt.nnltv tft itamAnitrate
that It) traditional attitude taward the
negro has been the meant of bringing
t-Y,a una t A (ft niwuilt lWAl Of niftfllltlMI-
Thii section has resitted, and will con-
t noe to resut, tne enorts 01 toe repuou-
fn nnlitlnlim tl make a fool of tha
negro, but stthe same time it has refused
and will always refuse to place honest
il lnrlnai,lniia noirrnAI In th lint flat
gory with and on the tame level with
the lowest negro criminal!, aihaabeea
done in the north time and again. In
anon, ids soma wui ue giau w unuuu-
f rt inH nrnvn h th teatlmnnT Of
the negroes themselves, that toe boneit
and industrious repreaentatlTea of that
Vfttn avafv nnnnrtnfalfcv of ffettinff
along in the south that their abilities
win permit mem to ii auvautag, vi,
nit tht Hi twitt nf tha tuxl those who
are sober. Industrious and honest, are
going aneaa accumuiauuf, propcuj,
nd making themselves comfoittble Id
ine connarnce oi ineir boluuui uuva
white and black.
Tbe8odih his remained tUentlong
nonch. and it is now entitled In all
Justice, to ttke par: la political cam
palgnt, and present any man It may deem
worthy, as a candidate for Ue highest
' tmblic service, and have such a candidate
rectlveMpect and atlentloa from the
rest oi ue country.
r i ir -T-nlwrii
How't Tills P
niousr uni xi a urea Lraiimrm 110
wara tor cm or jutrrt i&u c&-
" mv vm i,yifV vj mmj vi v an imivt
1. iTntAa A 4
- We, the a nderslg ned, ban kaown t S
. Cheney for the last 18 year, and bailers
-klsn perfectly honorable la all business
transactions, and Ha socially able to car
ry ont aay obligations taad by his
Ann.
Wholesale OraggtaU, Ttfuub, O
Hall' Catarrh Car la take Inter
nally, act Is g directly a pot- Ue Uood
ana maooos aenaoaa or iu tyaasaa.
TeatlsBoalals seat free, Priee 7S per
noUle, Bald by all Drtggtru. - '
. Take Bad's fatally PlUs for coasdpav
yes on c:o ?
te fn InUaS 1iM torn lis aWA W
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u 1 mUMhW bA ar4tnsw ae tut
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Cottoi, Gxeia, ProTlsloni tal StxK
luuafc la frku. Receipt ted
St3pneata ; .
Ttv following art the mirk. ex quota
tions, received by private wire to J.
Walter Labaree ft Co.. New Bern, N. 0
Haw Tobx, ApiU6. r
Open. Hlghv Low. Close
im 14.75 14.40 14.70
May,...,...
July ; ,
14.78 14.08 14 CO 14 S3
14J25 14.41 14.11 14 89
a.BK.. ......
Oct. .
11 85 13 03,11.80 1 100
Chicago, April. 0
Chicago Grain. - t Open. ; Close
May Wheat 83J " 94
Hay Corn 15 - , , 5S
May Oats' 89 ' " . : 8l
May Ribs 683 .667
May Pork 1300 ' 1295
May Lard 682 ' 687
Aew York, April 6
Stocks;-- , Open. Close
Amr.Bugex 127 -'187:
Amr. Copper. ... m - "v 80
Atchison 73 78
Bouthera'Ry....S2t 88
Southern Ry pf.. v.?
U.a BtecO... 11 HI
U.S. Steel pf...60 601
Penn.RR 118 118
Erie.........:.. 201 86
Louisvllle&Nash 108J - 109
St Paul.... 145 M6
N.T Central..... 116 117
N.oVW... 58 59
Va. 0 Chemical. 80 . : 80
The Best Family Salve.
DeWltt's Witch Hszel gives Instant re
lief from Burns, cures Cats, Bruises,
Sorer, Eczema, Tetter and all abrasions
of the skin. In buying Witch Hszel
Salve it Is only necessary tosee Jhat
you get the genuine DeWltt's and a cure
it certain, There are many cheap coun
terfeits on the market, all of which are
worthless, and quite a few are danger-
out, while DeWltt's Witch Hazel Ealve
it perfectly harmless and cures. Sold by
F 8 Duffy.
The Law of Arcrasrea.
General James Longstreet, the last
lieutenant gcueral of the Confederate
army, who died on Jan. 2, 1004, took a
bride of twenty-two when be was sev
enty-aeven years old. A Georgian who
was at the Imperial when the war
rior's death was announced told this
story of the old general:
"One of the cheerful btuybodlet of
Gainesville took the general to task for
marrying such a young woman. Long
street listened good humoredly, and
anally the old neighbor demanded:
" "Gen'ral, what you got to say for
yoaelfr
"l b'lleve in the law of averages.'
replied the general, with a twinkle in
his eye. 'Mlaa Dortch la twenty-twoJ
an' I'm aeventy-eeven, ao we'll average!
under fifty. Now, Jedge, that'a as
straight as a problem in Euclid.' "
Tribal to a Blether.
The late Sir John Blundell Maple was
never, tired of telling Ills friends how
much he owed to bis mother. Ue need
to any, "8he waa the cleverest woman
I ever knew," eod be often related the
advice ue gnve him when'aa a boy
he thought of being called to the bar.
If rvcr you were to become lord chan
cellor," she said, "you would bare
rrerlied tbe end of all things In that
profrnloti. You would have such and
such an Income and auch and such a
position, which are already knowa to
you. But If you go Into business there
Is no limit to your opportunrUea.'' The
boy cboae hla father's business and, as
he often said, never forgot his moth.
srs advice.---Exchange
A disordered atomaca but cause ao
od'of trouble. Warn lb Wtnscfc tails
to perform tu faactloal Us towslt be
eqtne leraat ad, tbellvef and kldoeys
axjegtilid, causing aamerons diseases,
tte jsotpeUl of which are palaless sad
therefore lbs fc&ore to to dreaded. Tea
Uaportaoi UUsg is to lestora thsilom-
aca aad liver to a healthy eondiUoaAnd
(offthlsaarpoMaa belief treoaratloa
aai bauaauNa: Chamber lla"s Biota
ac sad utu Tablets. Wot sals by Hi
drsjajleta..-,;.. --.i:- f
'. I : f - tie Was BewaraeVr
I Jlepreaetitatlra Grists of Georgia is
a racenunr who doesn't mind telling a
lake on blmavlf. ,i - . -
fWbea I was proscut1ng sttorney of
BsrtMt county." aaid Mr. Ortsta, ae
eordlrg to. tba Washington fost. "aa
old fellow, ot of much account, but a
grvet frVM of tiiloa, waa InJlcled for
lafvfny. lit cam to jne and pro
ltrl. but I told hits I most de my
dy e the net - ' -
rw'all. lb rtt fame to trial, and
Jin) bad ax cotmsoL Tbt Joae lookad
st blot arrevWy ever bs tpcWieo and
esid. - - ,'"
f Mr. firewn. rod are ctisrfi?4 with
4 tevy grave t Jm. I think you b1
boat ewvM-e a attnmry.' - - .
-"Old 3'm t P wllh prttmt
SjkI STSTlly and aUrpM' 1 the court
and me. .
' 'Tvtr bntnw,' b aalj. 1 tova tbe f)4
aisle of Oooffy. b cf f:,ea e!4
r'1 Mile t frt awn t'.. V.t'A t-t 6r
at1 Vitson 1 J I bnya i If: r r. r !'?-
eld t-ote rlelit oVmn hn I'nr to
'st"a ' rri-t.
" Ti. J -if 1 tir.t:! r
'rf f ' l"r' I i' t f ; '
a, a a . a
A J 1..,. 5Ll
.i . i
ill
will relieve you of tr1 nrjorDce. II la a
CU1B ur Uduuiuu bus. wave vu.
It dona not Onrkene blond hair and eurae all
eoalD diseases. Weeannot nil mailorder unless
eenta exira u incloses witn toe pnos.
At Druggists 15, 40 and 75 cents a Bottle
DCAL'STRZIT CO.,- -
79-81 Cortlandi8L,; HEW. YORK
ft iK-, - . -' "v :-. "
Drat Sales Co., Chieaga general Bales AtWM
"." aFcr sale loeauy hr ,
J. B, JDTJJPP Y, Wholetsla and wWl
' - 1 Druggist"
- I asltod o. B'Tl it she loved me.
Bweetlv she tfhtepureJ.' "Teav"" '
I wish oh Tr.tr not m eertolnfr..-. f.
It was more run to guess.
I asked a jrlrf if sftt loved me. ' ,"
Firmly she told ma, "No." v r
-K- X quite resented her aliswerj;' .?
She empUuized It so. " '
,.' I asked 1 alii it she loved ma. - rv
She said, i"I cannot tell." ' "
I really think this waa stupid, - . I-
- For she knew 'erx wait -j-I
- 1 No wonder Tm still unmarrled."5 -"When
Imy troth would Jjllsrht.'
Vha rlsht elrl always answered wrong,
The wrong- girl answered rlcht V v
, B. Soott O'Connor In Ufa.
. --Makes a Clean Sweep V' '
There's nothing like 'doing a Ihlng
thoroughly. Cf all the Salves you ever
heard of, Bucklen't Arnica Balva Is the
fce3t.It sweeps away and cures Bans,
8ores7 Bruises, Cuts, Boile, TJlcerr.-Bkln
Eruptions and Piles. ..It's only 36o, aad
guaranteed to give ' sstlsf action . by CD
BradhamJ Druggist. J r
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A LESSON mXANNERS.
The Way a cieTev Amevleam .Weaaava
-ataaaae De.-:;.-v.1-.-v:-i
A story "which belongs to a time sev
cral years ago when an Engllea duke
was a much sought after personage In
New York society is told by Mr.. Jamei
L. Ford in "TheT Brazen Calf:" i -
ThlB duke, contemptuously " noting
the eagerness with which New JTorfc
era fawned upon him, had formedthe
habit of going out to dlnnetr without
troubling, himself,, to put .on. evening
dress. A lady bad invited' bim, to din
ner without knowing of this peculiar
lty and-was awaiting his arrival When
her butler opened the door- aad cast A
glance at her ovor the beads of Inter
vening guests which said plnJnly that
aomethlng was wrong. V -'lJ -'.:-,-i
She hastened Into tbe hall to find the
duke standing ther clad Jn the checked
sack ault -and flem'flg red -ttowhlcB
had seemed to him "good enough1 for1
a dinner party of American calf wor
shipers. This woman, .lowever,' bad
presence of mind,: and 'she advanced
upon him radiant and smiling. v -cs
'No," she said decisively as she took
bim by the hand; J'l won't accept any
excuses.' You've come round to tell toe
why tt is that -you can't dine here to
night, and it's ever so. much nicer of
you to do that than just to send a note.
The dinner's a little late, and you've
Just tlme'to go horne and,dree and be
back here before we begin. :? ;t
The nobleman opened bit mouth to
reply, but hla hostess shtt him oft In a
aecondi "No; you needn't- mala ahj
explanations ot excuses, ramber.
you've, only twenty minutes, so. yea
must hurry . ivt i ;.';
A moment later tba astounded duke
found himself hurrying toward his ho
tel and perhaps wondering what new
social force Jt wss that waa Impelling
hint la that direction. u J
, Good tplilu don't silt coma from Kan
tacky. Their mala source Is the Bvsp-
aad all the Das spliiu ever made la the
Blue O rase Bute could not remedy a had
Ever or the hsadred-aad-oce ill effects
tt produces; Toa caat have good splrtu
aad bad liver at the same time. Tsar
Urar must be la Cae condition Uyoa
would feel buoyant, hippy and hopeful
bright of eye, light of step, vigorous aad
laorctsfulla your pursuits. - Toucaa
put your Uvet 14 ana conditio by tuleg
Greta's August Flower the greatest at
all medlciaee for the llvar and stomach
aad a oe rials sure for dyspepsia or mat
(Milan, f bat beta a - favorite houte-
aoU remedy fof ever thirty-five years.
August Mower will make your- Bvsr
healthy aad acllvt and thus Insure Jot a
liberal supply of "good Spirit. Trial
tlae, t30t return botUea, 73c ' At e3
disgitsta. FBDrffy.
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Au ; ' n:.:.cS Ex-"-
- , amtaatlca.
Tbe B arj met la.rular aenlon at
tie Court Uo-ma, April 4U. 1904 at 10
o'clock a m. - . ' -
Present Comtulsfi ner Btkter, F y,
Wsdrworti aad Inrvy - s
Ordered that Wm JsrMS of 8-h town-
sMp be a towel to Jlat his poll , rat he
haying been . out of the County -during
the mmth of Jane 1903 ; ?
Ordered that t,he property of H Pan
gert be rednoi'd a fallows.. vIk .
-Huhn'a stables rtdoced to $2250, -i
Numbers 1 WJ and 133 Broait.rednc
edtrtl500. k, -"'T' '
Number 1S8 klidd'e Si., be reduoedto
JSo. 185t135t, 137, 1371 oa Middle ST
to $30J each.- - " ' - V,
Ordered-that , Claude Killer of JXo.1
townahlp be relieved of poll tat oa. ac
count of poverty and Infirmity,, 1 t.
Dr J- W JJugutd Coroner of the
County tmderehurrealgea'Jon; as such
Coroner which on..,motloBBrii a sooept-
7 Dr S D V Jones was placed .la aoml-
nation for. ,coroner to All the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Dr J W Da
guldandhavUt received the following
Totaa wss dealared duly elected." Corns,
Baxter; Wadsworth and Harver Voting
Ordered that GeoEubankt be allowed
tolUt hiSfjropenrtoq,Pragga-Alley la
uewicy oinewnem. ' , -
On motion beard tookvieoeta until
.The Boari mef at (NSO p m pursuant to
Mcess. ' -:
jpreeeot Corns. Baxter,Rlohardsoa.7o
aad Wadsworth. ... - " .
OntooUpn, ih (ol lowlnglati takers
were elected for the year 1901- -
ITqI township Nil; Lancaster. ,
IWo ir-AlfreeVGasklns. : - , '
-He aWGcoa Wu
itO BJohn S ltorton.' '
iNoe-JuH Hunter. - -IfKoTr-HOWood,-
-Ko-8 W V-vfioaatnaad-S B Bar.
t No M W Cannon.
Ordered that property of Dudley heirs
pa PrlraroeeBt: be. stricken irom the
delinquent Hst4t apiaring to the Board
tbat thftamfc i listed oa the regular
list. A.;:,'. ---vvv i: !' -
f- The report of Dri P Rheuv County 1
Buperlatendaat ofttealto. was,preeeqt
ad and upoa motion " was accepted and
prdered Spread upon Ua jnlautes.-"
To Ue Chairman aad-Board of Contals-
p aioner:'.:;ri?i '.
I XhetpwUh luWtiy report foi month
M March
4 There bu beeaeevenl cases of whoo
ping Cgbvwpcted during tuft. month
I Iwoalieaona)t,thaa
he plaeed at the County Home aad that
a force pump and hose be placed at the
oms for protestloa against Are.'-
r".i- tirr8 Health.
I The report ol D L Boberta, Treasurer
apoaleiac presented wa accepted and
ordered Bled and recorded.
(tepon oi v ii: nsoeru, .Treaeurer. ai
lil Cravea county for Marah, 1904, . ...
K';;lQsaer''ni;:'
MajMkl'hat-: 3nj 88
r: tl Byvoachara -' ,a$69
.?.TaJesW'8lddle
4J00QM
April 1. 'To hal.';.
:,'.;t- V7347
T-';'".t.?u'ast 4oooaaV :
April 1. By. halanoe
IC i " W - feaca ltd I.-.
March iJy"W., -r-S!: i e7.
.H Byveachars .f t ill 47
March 7.Tf JsaWBIddle
April I 10181.-;
'.-.
Peace, He t
April 1 Total
u rtaea aad rets'tUa
Match I Te ha
March 8 T4 B B Btrtet
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April Plal
DL Cr '
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trjiyjud?
afc T ssaaaaaasav
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- sr aU
V digests what you eat
sUengthana and avoet
ans the stomach. " - " v
cure IndTgestion; dye.
pa pal a, and all stomach
.and k?sl troubles.'
' eleMtaarfheetloBer5
i jheriaatrlaUndg jnd
.glyee tone to toecgeaUeorfaoa.
' HC2CL Ntevwaarerarlwd"
: strain, rtvea to tke, heart a full. freV
ajdimummeldiaattoaBeurlehBS
the nervous svatem and feede the
brain. ,
JKC23L wsra renSedyf
" in"." that is snaking aesnany
. slok people well and weak 'people
strong by glvtor to their bodies all of
. the nourlahmeoi thai is contained la
the food may eat " s '."
tear Merles SsarlrlesvjV
Weaeaiy. t)03kakolllot lUShM"
the trtal sua, wfcfca aatte tor SOs,,,, tl.
-.":!
Gwaltney.H 8 Clarke-Gen W Hllli'OM
Cauaey, J WBsrrmgton;':
No township G ASverington, J L
Jones."-- -
i Ho STownshiprO H Ehem
Ho B townahlptf-T T Gooding, W Be
iangia,jr. ,
Ho 8 townshlpX RTnlson.
Hq 7 tqwnshlp J 8 VeGowaa.
Ho 8 township W.: K Baxter, WH
Scott, John Humphrey.
Ho 0 township A H Davis, Q H Per
ry.
- 8eeoad Week.
Ho 1 1 . townthio Hairk Back. J O
land, W t Laaraitor. A J Gatlla.
Ho S townshlp-J U Whttford.
Ho B"towaship--Leo Williams, 'Peter
Hawklaa, GeC rHaaS A D Hawkins, B
PDatt.
He 8 towasbipSS B Parker JLMitoh
ell, P.L Bray,-bate Cohen," Guilford
Lewis, B L Beaks, J f ives;
Bo township B Z B Davis.
Oa saotloa Board took recess: until 10
o'clock a avAyrli Bth.t i
.The Board .met at 10 o'clock - a
April 5th, ;1904, at the Court Bease pur
suant to reoese.' ..s - '-r.-rv
UHeaeatOoamlssioaersi Baxter; Wads
worth Foy and Rlchardsoa
UTha Board" sltttBg wtdt thecleik of
the court aad iberUI aoder ihe laws of
1879 SJid lamendmtats, thereto, to sot
ppo the appllcatloa of blind (aad mat.
bed confederate aehUeni It lereconv
maadedthat the..arpIJeatloa -of BA
Buetell a confederate soldier ' who hu
become bllad tlnoe- the wet ;4e granted
and thai the proper slope Wishes to
have the penalos) a loved throegh the
ptepet chsaaels. .r-f." -frf.?.
(.Ordered that- Us shsrlfl refaad ;poU
tax paid by OacM Kaiar: for year 1908,
ha hatag aa exempt .Areata aad havlog
thewa his aertttaate tt exaatpUoa.
j-The reportof Bherlit f W. BtddWwas
peeeeatea -aatv apoav jaoUoa-wu
atpsad aad -ordered 'Spread apoa the
mlantam. ii V-r
f W Blddle, sheriff, for hUr eh, 1904,
If are. 9U:t7l'-.y,K'':'
TaBuu end County Uses ,..'.-.
ooird.' --r . iMwii
f To.8 IV taxes,Cettd , -v rr48 40
77- - -tV'V V A 1,8947 ft
. .. M. l. ' ' 'j. .
By Dal overpaid, - last re- i-J.' -..
Kay tU try Dea A .Aaharts,' i -' j
i ; Caaher. ' U.MjWOO
Max 17y D L ItoharU,Tfwaa '
V - Gealfand V. 4;WW
Mar 17. ay ranee No i ... . 11847
March ti, by D L Roberta
(" Treasrschools - 4,00000
Mar 81, by Common f 8,97 tt
1 ' atM:.
MutUtrhaloahaad, 47181
; " ' ' '. : '. ' t.n ti
' It eery labealued, 1 ' ,
... JtTBIDDLl,
- r r:.r, '
BworataaadtuVcflkl Uf re ireirl
ib.lSOt,
. - A I TADSvrcr.T.t,
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i The rT"rt (i. -l!i An ' C'xi.T.'t'
! p"9 p" ' ! ' 1
1 tt
-red tl aa J ;
1
Pew Ikrart C, i
To the Board of Coaai f
e Crevee (A.
Du 8 'tat
" Ta, y-nr - )--'
rr. ' I !!
IT.!r.1 t -
Tr i., -Jarler ending Ttby 29,
15-4.
.Gi:ut. rcsU -'-" j.
, -Receljt.
Deo 1. ; ' . - -"
Ealsnce overdrawn " --'i:.,ir$8t4 19
Beo'd of Becla'er of Deeds. -
pm account Marrlare ----r r -
JJLIcecsetfot jsar.; e Ilislo
Bec'd of J J Baxter - A 41 10
Keea ,oifulvi4,i.tlUWle. ..
-f- $8,008 50
989 88
March I. 'v-
Balance overdrawn
.-cs.
,$6.948 88
"LC rnDlBBTJBSBJI K8T8.
By Touchers paid .: ' .,- $5,939 65
By ; lat ' raid' 4 oa Note 8i-
deyaV . , 10 00
By Coram taalon i j 151 14
$8,946 88
1904
March!.
Bj Balance overdrawn
Audit of the accounts and btKke of D L
Roberts, Treat., Quarter en ling Feb
i, B0, "04. . , ,: -
- 't FENCE No 1.
Becetpta.
1908.
Decl.'.
Bat on hand $81 40
Be'od of J W Blddle
- r8herill 45 00
Balance over drawn 6 87
$8387
DISBURSEMENT
By voucher paid
March 1.
By Balance overdrawn
BEOAPITCLATION OF ACCOUNTS.
1904.
March 1.
Peace No 8 baa to Its credit $7 19
The followjlag aooounta are over
drawn. .General Fund $389 88
. Fence He 1 6 87
- Interest Account - 132.06
Oasaotton Board took recess until 2.80
o'clock p m.
( The Board met at the f Conrl House
Apr 6th, si $.80 o'clock pm.
Present, Coesmlsaloaer Bsxter, Foy
Blcbacdaoa aad WadsworU.
h Ordered that the. clerk - serve legal
aotioetiOa Gee Henderson, agent of ihs
Norfolk It Souiha.Bai'road Co, J PC
Davie, ageat of the AUaatlo aad North
CarvlUa Ballroad Co, tad Jobn 8 Manlx
ageat of the AUantio lOoast Line Rail
road Co, to appear before the Board at
their next regular meetjng oa the first
Monday la May 1904- with a Uet of the
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ERVIN BERNHARO 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 la lmnnn-
Slble to overestimate its Importance.
-mere is notmng complex about it. It
la simply where a little boy, who had
been a healthy child from birth ud to
two years old, had then begun gradually
to fall In health. The father. In writing
or tne case, cannot ten aenniteiy tne
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 Sire Our little boy, now two and
a half years old, was a very healthy
child from birth up to last March. At
that time, however, he began to gradu
ally fail 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 finally
decided to give the child a treatment of
Ozomulslon. One thing that pleased us
with this preparation was 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 the 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? And Is there not a kernel of good
suggestion In It?
How can we learn of the good things
of this life any better than by experi
F. S. DUFFY, Wholesale & Retail Druggist.
Cotton is Almost
King Again.
At tbe price in prospect you cat afTord to fertilise it wel ,
If you want the BEST
Use Meadows Great Cotton Guano,
InsiBt on having that kind, and jeu will not be disappointed in
jour orop. '
For Tobacco
Use Meadotbs Gold Leaf Tobacco Gvano
It jnakes pood tMck, tough Tobacco. Noveinbvr 1W to p!nl r
eold 1,468 ponndi ol tobacoofor 3 11,00. He nrcd Gold Lei
Special High Grade Fertilizers for all crops
If libera U jio denier In jour erctlon handling out goode, write na.
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anil Fertilizer Mills,
Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products
and High-grade Ferifl&ers,
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t Wilfpay tho HIgfcest Caih iTlces for Cot
ton Sood and' Seed .Cotton.-; Ears furnished
to socd Bhlppera. ' ;.;'. v -
; HAVE FOR SALE a Frefth Bupply.of Cot
ton Deed Ileal and Hulls, widch ii the' flnost
Cattlo Feed, in th, world. - i-. .
; We wlJl exchango Moal for cotton eood.
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ence? And it Is the universal experience
of all who give Ozomulslon to children
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 nave to force children to take
Ozomulslon, 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 docs
to them.
When you see a baby reach Us little
arms out to show Its eagerness 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 the favor which It finds with
children.
Ozomulslon Is the best possible form
of cod-liver oil that was ever devised.
It Is far superior to any other emulsion,
and It gives to cod-llver 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 flesh and
strength In adults. It cures coughs and
colds, and by enriching the l,u,oi! with
the most essential properties of nour
ishment It elves to the system that
strength and resistive power which Is
absolutely necessary to health.
Druggists sell Ozomulslon In two sizes
60 cents and $1. If vour druggist ilo. s not
keep Ozomulslon In stock, he can easllv
order It for you, or If vera desire a small
sample to see what It Is like, vou can
obtain the same by mentioning tn. iiuio.i
of this paper In which you h.t this ."1
vertlsement and sending
to TITK nzn.
M1TLSION CO.. 1)8 Pine 8t . New York
City.
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