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r - One yew, sot la idmoi..n.; I
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ri-" .-r A.WerUalaf Rata formlak! Oft appll
Enterad tt the Poet OfBea, Xfir BaxB,
, POliTICAt GOODNESS AND FIT-
Political parUea, aaaume, ech for It
self, certain attrlbutea Mch each will
claim make ltlhe party deferring jthe
majority o( the Vofei of (the people,theie
yotofi placlnpthe party la control of
State or theNatlon.
Bat party goodneaa and fitness in o'
floe are not determined by the public
platform utterances which are lamed by
the pilltical paitiea when they assemble
in coaventloni, for toa . often the party
ntieraace In a convention ii meant to
8rTe as a vote catcher for k today, with
no lasting principle In it which shall
serve for the betterment of the people
both today and tomorrow.
Party principle and paity morality are
no better than the principle and moral
Ky of those" who control the action of
the party, and it la this desire of those
In party control, to perpetuate themsel
ves, both In supremacy of party dicta
tion and continuance in office which
causes a rottennese to form, that leads
to party ruin and overthrow.
It Is not the rank and file of a political
party which leadt to Ha defeat at the
polls. It la not the falsity in party
principles which breaks np a political
party, bnt it it the action of party lead
ers whowlllfolly pervert the party's
principles to make them Individually
applicable, not party applicable, which'
mean that the leaders make a political
oligarchy for themselves at the expense
of the mass of the voters of their par
ty The regulation campaign oratory will
noon be beard In every town, city and
cross roads meeting place, and the voter
will be appealed to "to stick by hli old
pany," with a string of adjective de
claring the goodness and fitness of the
, party to be put in office, or continued In
office, as the caae may be, "
Never in the history of the Democrat
ic party of! North Carolina has It need
. ed to be so conservative as it demanded
of It this year, for this year Is one in
which personal liberty of the masses of
the voters has tie full political swayt
when the East is not calling upon the
West for help to elect Us men to offlo,
and the West is looking fearfully to the
East, loil there be a colored vote which
- shall put Into power men who wl 11
threaten the stsbllltyof the financial and
moral fabric of the State gorern-
' menu
With the polllloal freedom which Is
t be felt In this State daring the com
ing campaign, there la demanded new
- political methods, new standards for
party aollon, new polltioal battle crlee,
on the sldeof (ha Demoeratlo party.
Political freedom in the sense it Is
aow being felt la something different
from that of previous years. Party ap
peals matt be practical, sensible, honest
. , and not have sentiment as tbeealetia-
' gradient, with a hurrah as a eHn&er la
' - argument,
1' " The danger which threaten Dem
' . Cetlo stability la North Carolina, la the
JmUooaoeptlon oa the part of the party
; leaden as to the poeetbnitlei la this po
J Ileal freedom ef the ainaeeeof the vt
. are, tad tat leek of ' knowledge, where
to apply the right seetbode weloa shall
' control this : freedoa had brier It to
" etreogthea the party, eed not make It a
aeoee which will etraagla Ue'party,and
'. pat It oat of power, eraeej' It has etlllW
aaacb to do la the Way of aaklsg' 6 id
ill party promleee to the people, and
f aUllleg thoee ih'age which It has al
readtVgakV ' ' V ;
- ' -- :"iv'- -
. ; nn r niHiilK-erlunt It wee Joroa.
-tyhnat of-entne famlllca of Irm
. rhoertu Hint jhey rUliW to bate
- U4.-fi ibe ttm ef Xoeh's delncvt, a
boet to thrtwartrea, and J ran rvcall,
on the WW hand, when a eodat srlr-
ant IK floetmi "Who betong to
the felly old fsmlllni randmsmmir
and wha that ralettv shook br
" wwry rHid and asld, "Uoetly n no,
J my dear."-Tbomaa Wearwofth IHr
. Itnew latiaaUC' - ' l-..;'.v;
. - .Hon'i mi?' r7- K.1
. Wi effer Oaa Qaed-ei Dol'ara IU-
'l for aey eeee f Catarrh that
le cored i HaireCaUrrh Cere. ,
;r - ;;TJ.CntaiT s.
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Vr, ite aleTt'(eet,VsvkStfwa ft
( ! r.r fi l4 lait I J yeart, and U.Ie
V.m ftft!y fcoemeVe l a'l bllofM
r ',l.at, asd finaee'el' aMe i rer
if rm f ' bHSt'oe try !i
' rl(, ' " - . -
'."ll.t !", Klt h M !,
", '!' f, --,( f ' ' l, ft
Tke tuJioning ar tbe n-iuitet (juou
tioaB, , receltad by prlT&to wire lo J.
WalWr Labarae ACo- New Barn, . 0
,.JSBw..f onnVApill Jt .
rij, Opea, High. Low. Close
k May.;;:;. 13 64 18.71. IS M 18.68
- Jnly ' lt4 18.88 13,89
.g: 130 13.48 13.U 13 43
.tOoWiVr.; itl'lM U M HM
Chicago Grain,'
Hay Wheat s
May Oora
MayOata;
Hay EIhi
May Pork "
May Laid
861'?..
881
tar
1193
ess
1300
Mew york;A.ptll3.
Open.
... 127J
... 491
... 73,
Close
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48
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Ajmr.Sugar....
AJnr. Copper. .
Mchlson.
Southern By.;
an
Southern Uy pf..85
D.8. SteeL:...... I0t
U.S. Steel pf... 68
Penn. R R H7
Erie., 36
Lonlsvllle&Nash -
St Paul.; H5
N.Y Central
N.A i'W... .......
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r BANK BTA.TEMEST.
New York, April
Reserves, increase 6,899,100
Loans, increase 8,136,800
Specie, increase 7,411,600
Lesal Tender.lncrease 9,551,601
Deposits, increase 1,255,000
Circulation, increase 4,410,800
Arc You a DyspepUc?
If you are a dyspeptic, yon owe it to
yourself and your friends to get well.
Dyspepsia annoys the dyspeptic's friend
because his disease sours his disposition
as well as bis stomach. Kodol Dyspep
sia Care will not only cure dyspepsia,
Indigestion and sour stomach, but this
palatable, reconstructive tonic dlgestsnt
strengthens the whole -digestive appar
atus, and sweetens the, life as well as
the stomach. When you take Kodol
Dyspepsia Core the food yon eat la en
joyed. It is digested, assimilated and Us
nutrient properties appropriated by the
blood and tissues. Health It the result.
Sold ry F S Duffy.
War Against Mosquitoes.
N.C. Bullotln,
Owing to the short time required for
the complete development Of the mcs
,qnlt from the egg to maturity, there Is
time in cur long summer for the pro
duction of several generations. As each'
female lays a great many eggs, It Is easy
to understand how millions could come
In August and September from hundreds
at the beginning of the season. . Bo the
proper thing to do Is to force the fight
ing "from the jump" and praetloally ex
terminate them before myriads of rein
forcements come in.
As Is already well known, mosquitoes
breed only In still waters preferably
small stagnant pools protected by grasa
and undergrowth from the wind, and
free from flib, which prey upon the
larvae. It la now also pretty generally
known that a thin film of oil upon the
sui face of such waters will prevent the
laying of the eggs there, and effectually
destroy any larvae that may have hatsh
ed therein. The problem, therefore, Is a
very simple one thecretlcally, and la
moat instances vraotlcally also. It Is
summed np in this one lentenoe; Driln,
fill up or oil (every tea days or two
weeks) every body of stagnant water; no
maltsf how small. Empty all old dis
carded fruit nans, buckets, and barrels
about the premises, and pat them onder
sheltsr or turn them upside down ; diata,
If poiaible (If not, flit Hp or oil) a'l aatur
al pools; open the ditches and small wtt
weather alreams, ao permit ths uealeg
off and prevent tbe re-fornietlnn .cf the
pools ao oten found al Bg their ooeriee,
Larger pood stocks J with lib are not
ao favorable aa breeding places, for tea
sins given above, provUeJ ao shallow i
protected by grata, billruihes, eet-ielU,
ets , art permitted oa their bolder. The
btaht of such ponds should be mad ea
cleat and abrupt as possible, to aa to ix
poae the entire pond to the wind and
flan. Sot tome sat win tart Wky take
thl troutje, when that b .a iwaap
within a mil or half a mile of my honsef
for the reason, that fortioataly aaosqal
loea rarely ver fly a ml' or evaa half a
ml . If lasteed of laying the' eoeqni
tceeoa the distant t warn p lb hone
holder wont I make a eate'ul ieepeotlnn
ef tie bantedhtte eavlroaateat, be would
aearly always o4 the aoarr at aapply
to he wlthta a radloa of two or tare
btadred jarde of his house aa it
totaled oat la Dr. Howard' hook oa
aioeqtttiea. . ,
I i l .-1 '
Sciatic Rheumatlim Carcl'u
1 I have beta suhjeot to eeletlo the
aatlsas for yeare," eayt I H Waidrtfav
of Wlltoa Jaactlon, Iowa. "hty Jolata
were stiff tad gave . at teach pile and
nof')rt.- My Jolau would era k
t' ha l etralihlened p,' 7"4 W Chest
itlalft'e Tela Ha! and htva bva thn
ojhly' tared. fiv aothad peit
r lobe frta lh old trenUeft maey
akoilb. it le certainly a aaotf woader.
fal JlnU-eat." lot , aaWjtry 'all Dreg
f lHr llcrliaww i:rt:imrliTtJr-I
Mft4 are nin' Ift'weai.lni'i-fiiln,
lirw. Jlrrtnoil: i'K tfr'.U
(vbrM, bot)hj list Urt a priBit M-i
or R'e Kniy emti h' rUiuirr.
thj wants th wlNliee wirofl tM
t'Mna thtj rn RiaXf Hctnrc on
V.ota. ' ' . . ;
the test TarsnSalTf.
DeTTItl't Witch IftH t'T lr,Unt rt
fleffr ra liarna. rove !'",!,
H"frt, rf.7rt Xf"r tB'l '! ' .-r
of r t'i. is i i -1 " " i r.-
f ' ' ' ' ' ' '
lr;ti fit -'U, el.. '
lir.twv, t. a litem lhu A . i c -.. . r
. AKtkorlUes Com biar '! he Jioa
; Broadwar Killed Hndu Street.
Tho church wardens of old Trlnltj
'church bad more to do with naming
the stivete In the lower part of old New
Tork than nil other authorities com-
blned.VTo be aure,-lho quaint- turgo
masters, before the first Trinity church
was built, after bearing tbe proa anil
cons cf landowners, found same foe
many atreeta significant of Certain ee
tabllshed facts, for streets and bywaya
helow Maiden lane; on the easterly aide
of the Heefe atraat afterward changed
to Great George atreet, la honor -of
King George, by , the authorities of
Trinir;GThettour.ptriota Ignored the
same and called It BioomlBgdale road
and' then the. Broad;, way,, almpllfied
Into' 8roaivfayi.'?-i!f'P-'
- The present Trinity church, at the
head of WaU street ia the thirrl edifice
of that nanie, the two preceding atriW
turea' erected upon ; the same groand
having beeBt burned,- but the flrat' was
one of the first churches erected in thla
city' tn4 TrihWy has, alway been the
Wealthiest corporation; patronized by
the richest and most influential f amillea 1
for Hges. The "churchwtrdenaf thto
church had their own way about nanV
lngfthe atreeti from the church I4o
What is now-Twenty-third atreett west
Of Broadwan alonff the. Budaon. river
front, becHuse they . owned that:, im.
inense property. 't-
v In the olden time Queen Anne of
England owned what' waa knowa aa
the Queen'a farm,' which "covered the
land: conflueiiclng at St VV&i tdiurch:
and exteiidlns to what la now Twenty,
third street, bounded by Broadway oB
the east and the Hudson river on the
west ' ; '''''';V:-;f-:'s'
v Vestry atreet was so styled by Trin
ity because the church had a vestry in
that atreet between Hudaoi and, Qreen.
wlch'Btreets. Chnrch street waa so
called because it bounded the west
aide of St Paul's churchyard. -Bector
street was honored by the residence of
the rector of Trinity. Barclay and Ye
Bey streets were named after two cler
gymen of the church'. . '.V,
. Trinity's officers determined that the
main artery of the dty should run
through it land, and, grounded in their J
belief in their ability to carry out their
intention, Hudsotrrtreet was laid out
St John's park and many other im
protements were offered ai t induce
ments to purchasers, of land, and St
John's chapel was erected and finished
in 1803, one of the handsomest pieces
of church architecture in the city.
Trinity counted without an expression
of the majority of the people and fail
ed in Its endeavor.
The arrogance of the church fretted
the-gfiod people, and moro to spite the
churcnwaraensT tnan becauso Broaa
way was nearer the center of the city
Broadway acquired the preference, and
tbe glory of Hudson street departed,
never to return. ' '
It has been remarked that the street
laid out by Trinity on the farm are all
perfectly straight while many In the
lower part of tbe city are wonderfully
crooked. The explanation of this lies
in the fact that scarcely a smalt hill
existed on tbe farm, while below there
crooked lanes and byways, to say noth
ing of cow paths, were- turned into
streets, which ran in devious ways
around hills, . valleys and swamps.
Many streets Were named after th
owners of property adjacent - to or
through which the ways were laid.
Moore street wis orlglnaUy-the line
of the first wharf erected In the city.
Colonel Moore waa formerly a large
owner of the lota when first bunt Upon.
John street was named after John
Harpending, who resided in Broadway,
and John atreet when first laid out
passed through his garden. Cortland t.
Dey and Beckman streets were carried
through the property of the men after
whom they were named. Ann street
waa. named after: Ann Beekmaa. ; Van-
dew a ter, Roosevelt Rutgere, Gouver
neur, Harrison, LlapenardV Bayard, Da
Lancey, Rlvingtoa and WUIett' street
were so designated because they pass
ed through th property of peopto heat
ing these names.
Hester atreet was named after on of
th Bayard family and Catharine after
Catharine Rutgers, Henry street Was
named after1 a son of th Rtrtfera fam
ily, and Jacob street bounded th J
cob Leister estate, Frankfort street
waa aleo a boundary of th nam
tate. Leisler .was a natlv of Frank
furt Jam street was named after.
member of th De Lancey family, a
waa alao Oliver street Batavl
was ao caRed because th Bov)t
tat, throvgh which this street was
ran. -was Mllnd Nw Ititarla. m
Division street wss orltinaily'thVdi
v1lo line between the De Laacey and
Rutgers farm.
Leonard streerksxaaJ
named after one f th IJapnrds,
and Orchard street was cut throng
lh orchlrd -of th D Laacey farm.
8ber1ff street wis called attar hart
wniett through whoa eetat it was
carriod,' Mansln and Ooerck trta
.were named after th tw city rorrey
tors who laid out th rive Ua. t i-
I Th flrat mayor of New Tort after
,the Revolution, a - true pmot, was
James Daaoe, wb was honored by tbt
naming of Duan stmt after him.
t Kim, Ore rife and Mnltxrry atrewts
war laid out through, publlo property
In th vtctntty of th Collect pond and
trw their names t the pieulUrlttet
they surgeet. Chrry afreet waa rift'
Rally ma thrwefh nb road by the
cherry tree" and Darned )!Oordlngiy.
-Kew Tork Herald. '
' Rofuee fllffrr Utile. Terb tta at I
ilsobidimt srn. .'Iilie rrrr.
iGrtit Sen5at!oa, -vTbnewae
i)g caution la Lin
vIlUM.WheaW B Bro A tbl
plans wko we eipecttd to (1, He
llfeeatrd by Dr Klt'e Hew PUrvry
fof CffBiomrtloa. l!e wri'.'i; "I :, '.-lt4
lufferle ifuM frri Afama. UA
jnat Fee t)'$ irety (it -, mm:i.
t f'Uf sil fin tl.rrr:r t. :t i
fot V. enra." f !.t 'r t-:,-e t t C .
ttiwr'.l' n, Tttt --Bta, T-rr-n-'..:'$ :, i
trip are -.rr. -,. It's t'
ntr.t'f f t a'l I' f'-t anl h"f I; r. '
Trt'ef
d r-i.v
:iM(in,
t;
lyC
.1 1
"i r .
a & tue t:s t.-as M tji .! toe
hn yoar t--'r fcr1n to fsl cot and
.r , Is tuU bt Iiandruit It is a
ire t i that tiiec eouiiUesa serms are
" y it work. '- , :: .
i Ejera ia but An viv t hm.wbw, iKa
trouble ana kill tlM genna-that war ta
t au!y Kewbro'l Herplrtd t tha
ealp-tt will km tha awns and healthy
hlr ia aura to result."--'.r'' -
Bold fey toadta SrnrrtmtM. ' Sand lotf. In
tampa (or aample to Tbe Herpidde Co
Detroit, tUch. - .- - .. - - v
': -. a BRADHAM.8pcUl AgeaU"
Hlnka-I always like. to dine with a
maq who knowa how t brder a din-
ner. Blnka Tear if s almost aa good
as dining" with a manvwho knows bow
toj pay for one. tS''r
A Tboufhttal BaaSlj
V M Jts.A mvtl of Winchester. ; ladU
rknew,wh jo di la the hour of need.
His win had such,, aa- unoanal ;case of
stomach and, liver trouble, physicians
could not help ber.,He thought of and
tried Dr King New Life PUis and th
got relief at once and -was frially cured.
Only 5c,it ; J, -i JD. ' Bradham's Drug
store. f , i , "v.
- "w - : " '-Wit Their Ooda. --
The gods-of most South American
tribes of Indians are generally looked
nponjM altered, but .when the god" be
come a nuisance It is time to pat an
end tot them;, at least that la what a.
certain tribe ;klontr the Zabari river
WnK They worehip' the iguana end
monkey, but as rfoori ns.'the iguana
Matted - eating chickens they thought
It -thne- to ton worshiping him' and
to eat him In place of tbe chickens he
had eaten. This they do, and they pre
fer iguana stew; to chicken fricassee.
; -;; obted Tbe Grave. -
- A startling I Incident, 1 narrated by
7ohnOUTr of Philadelphia, as follows:
"I waa In an awfnl condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, taln c&ntinoally : In bach and
tides, no appetite, growing weaker day
by day.1 Three physicians had given me
op. Theal was advised to use Eleotrlo
Blttere; to my great Joy, the first bottle
made a decided Improvement;' ' :A con
tinued their use for three weeks, and
am now a well man. I know they rob
bed the grave of another victim." No
one should fall to try them.- -Only 60
cents, guaranteed, at G D Bradham's
dragster.
HIS FIRST CHECK.
Tl Way the Piece ol Paper Worried
ThOHM A. Edlaoa.
' Thomas A. Edison once told a friend
the story of his first acquaintance with
any big sum of money. It was when
he was struggling with his earlier in-ventlonr-hd
he bad about as clear
en idea of the value of a bank check
as the man In the moon.. He bad final
ly sold his patent on the gold and stock
indicator to the Western Union Tele
graph company and had called at lta
office to- close the deal. After a few
"preliminaries he was given a check for
$40,000. . He. eyed it curiously and ap
peared to be pussled what to do with
it , Observing his perplexity, General
Lefferts, then president of the Western
Uhlori, told him that If he would go to
th Bank of America, In Wall street,
i be could get th eaah on hla check.
- "Bo I started," said Edison, "after
carefully folding up the check, and
went toward W'ail street Bo uncer
tain waa T In -regard, to that way of
doing business that I thought while
on the way that If any man should
come up to me and offer me two crisp
f 1,000 bills for .that piece of paper I
would give him th check very quick
ly." On his arrival at the Bank of Amer
ica be half . tremblingly shoved his
check out to th cashier. The latter
scrutinised it eloawly. gave him a
pterdnx glance aad said something
which Edison, being hard of hearing.
failed i to. understand. That - waa
eoough. - H was fully convinced that
hi chock was .not. worth 140.000 and
gala thought as n rushed out f th
bank that any man -who would gtv
hint 12,000 for tt could have It He
harried back to th office of th West
ern Union and said he could, not get
hoy money. A dark waa sent to the
bank with him K Identify him.'-. ,
! This man,' said th derfc, "Is Mr.
Thomas Xi Edison, ttrwboa order th
itbert is drawn," : i v
t "Why. MrmlBly, Mr, XdIson, said
the cashier. "How would yoa Eke year
mooey I what snap 7" -
. "Oh. aey -way to suit th tank) tt
doesn't nuke any dlfferenc t me, so
long a I get my money.--. . t ;
louatta wt gv a-to,ooo u Mrs
hill. 'After dividing th ran torn two
wad of 130,000 each h stuffed
tat each trots pocket sad made ail
speed oat of wall atreet . Tbe axt
day. be vegan work oa hi Irtt Kw
York IsboratoryH-octie. ."
A ; JAPANE8E PROVERBS.
. .'. ," '. 1 . .
' There b ao miracle la true doctrine.
Hnrnea Of Is Iflt tbe'dew of th
morning. -' ::,:
The fall hkMBMMa avr return .to
the branch. . . - ' -; :
There m no shore to the bttwr
Birth andUeaXK W. .. :,j
i 'im kt co tb rein of th wild
coit ft h im ' j .; ' s
Or onfoaaios effer th alne at
ata tliraa ik -
, . j .
tWity Xj raon ef having died do
ett into life. - " ' ,
v, its oo katr ef a women yon raa
iirf fn a grt tpbarit
e tbe trrtUnf of ebwvee la paaa-
tnf is rtimM bf fme rs:to Is e fnf'
ra Uf-tiffaie lltrti "In U knt-
1 J'tefk.' f. -
s i-ti.ioii ...imia-ii i inn i h mm .ab-n .
1'r ftibrr, A tiii:ln, , d
''-"I e a r vl i 'nit m. mtn of
wtt, I ni'tn.l tit L ef t
tir..i'ff. tin f,i ra n r r4
1' t r it f I' f t. ka lit V t.
t ' I . . n;t mhf-t tU'a
n i r r t I ' r I t ft,
. t f I . i- tt r f rs. i r f rr I !
I :. t f It ; r, i ',. , , I a
' 't,T I. I - I I. ! . t
vui..!, iu o.lir us weii as for-o aud
tliit.. No otli?r f.ovrei- i-embles an or
cUiJ, but orchids ur forever aping but
ter flii. pansiea, boots, spiders. - pitch
plants, bin! and 'what not.-.And4bey
are not absolutely certain to look Just
juv Baiup i wire m anccessiou. V.
t
. . . . -r . .
i; rkstearaaar. 'r-s '
.. Photography, wee-discovered. In this
way; Paeuerre wea,Iylng. on.it couch
In his attic abode and saw a sunbeam
tail upon a spot in the darkened room.
tie was startled, te-see ther object, on
th street vividly portrayed in Ail their
colors In -act a panorama; otrtbe
incidents ontaiae. He studied the sub
ject and his -aearch. tn tho-mystery
was th beginning; of hli that I beau
tiful in photography today. ,'y
s".'jBeatjr r Raat Ia -Seeeaaajrj'. -s
The best worki however hard, la al-
irayt methodical enough, to permit of
timely rest snd.regular nutrition, andJ0
the full recognition of thla fact is a
mere question of public utility which
we hope tosses more and m. ore-widely
admitted Into practice. London Ian-
;' "r - Goo For1 CMldren.
The pleasant to take and harmless One
atlnut Oough Cure gives Immediate re
lief in all cases of Uough, Group, and. La
Grippe becanseit does .not pass Imme
diately Into the stomach, bnt- takia ef
fect right at the seat of the trouble. -It
draws out the Inflammation, heals and
soothes asd cures- permanently : bv ena
bling the lungs to oontribnte, pure life-
giving ana uie-suataimog oxygen to the
blood and thwuea. One Minute Cough
Cur la pleasant to take and It is good
alike for young and old. Sold by FS-I
uony.
The llalu Vacation.
Practical Kother-SH Hint -young
man who wants to murry you any
money? Romantic Miss Money! He
gave me a cluster diamond ring and a
bracelet of peftrla. Practical Father
Tea, I know. Has be nny money leftl
OABTOTilA.
Bears the ; yTl Kind Ym Haw always Bonflit
Blgaataa
of
t'rle Acid.
Bbeumatlsm is due to an excess of
uric acid in tbe blood. The percentage
of this poison Jn various articles of
diet Is: Fish, 8.15; mutton, 6.75; veal,
8.14; pork, 8.48; beefsteak, 14.45; liver,
19.26; coffee, 4X3; tea, 8.22. . Milk and
vegetables contain more, except the po
tato, which haa a trace of uric acid
No Life or
Then began to lose flesh and next
came a cough.
WW1
... MARION
If the writer el tkte article earr had
the aower t aeahe hi axrmmaat as
eoaviactna aa tbe faota aural? warrant.
vaara wvuia as ae eeo-aver oh eaoaca
la te world to stipplr ea lae Ovmanoa
ar eauerva, f aiaae aauiia. wot
sot Ue fotlevta letue aaoly te mrr
call ea eartfe at one ferlod ee aaetaor
of Its srertaT -
it ManUasaVa Av, JJjrBJorf "
! Dear 1 re I sat r fia te five
statateent a box an utile daashtar. She
aa4 eaaa a toe) In r eblUI te a aaert
time aao, wtMO) we aute4 W appatlM
waa tvol aa (nod aa M ha aeaa, and
aa Si4 ao aam ao full ec life and al
mation. no toot eaejie Bwah an Ih.a
Waa t eoash) she arobeMr took aot
at the ewteou Hut. at aajr rat, tbe
.eeoah him oa aad lunul la pttii hr
ova aotaa atore.- rtaalijr, 1 ei!l le
Cre the ehl)d Oeowutttoa. I do hot be
re la alrfna aaint aiaMnaa. out'
fteoarolalna
to e ainrw rna
the anltMrr alnrtM rortlMt aa
I erMra ootlr4 the I.""' I the rhltd wa
artvtnf from thla prrperattoe. tt
h raat ana w.a. to
the oaoeh waa eutrhlr ear4. ht fvi
tit Waa murh htiT ana hr
hlt trrnrrr4 tn .r r.
I II lul M hear a rmdy eit4 Va
a4 edanad te he ile if arowtrMl
r hilar. li-m (aonu laton. Th.f like
. IKe taata at hi and tt rttalntr
I heat a araal dal' rood.
, Ve trolv woe'.
. " (ntrr.wil it r, ts ' TTntrre.
C bt4v U live wnrid t-M hf H
la kt aii at aaSiia, ilk a ta4rr
Wtt out ef a efear af. tfca wioi hT ee
f.ihr rnl'Ht that h Mh r.f trar
th,, I la h-. nnl'-e rhrd ha
,mm I MfM hrtn".a hat fVW
the aifCMte la aot aa a4 a U .
; F. 0. DUFFY, Wholcsalo & Rotall Drugrglst;;;
r
td Cc!:r.t!,'l3 Qiiu
;!w.til C-.fo,
v. ;:i cf r '
':v, ror or Vine.
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t ' ;
A
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i . i . . A..in ;i !', uo y. sier
V li U te;n b auii L avid lll ro,lt,t
tbe HoMuf Hoanr of "t.a. a l' lift J
scbot 1m Ue Utt m nth. - '. :
UiHwa Boata Vaoa and Ma'tle "B-ll
a Ml Mr Ijdo tfotton wrotVe Hra
bit rawiilay. 2 r
- rnkW 4 rt. has gone, ii Rlvj iU!e
to asake a shuit vWt tu r.la vr ibV
pisre.-:!;;;; .
. -Miaf vPtatlCTaylor. one of ovr a; s
popular m J 1 d -as and M r s h n
n&rt Hew Haaovet .cuue'y wn mar
ried the 19th raat at thOjLea4!Bjca'ir hot
father IrM H tajlor'tyire KtJ U ,
Gllee'pt ewportv-, f'
; Mr Loon Bell of -hew Bern if e
tpeodlng a few days he-e viaittitir' rela
tives, leinrne'hoaie jtiterdny taking
With him his slater, M Ue M amte Bell
Who has been oa a vi it to MY J ii Tay-
ior; ,.; -:. -
Mrs Joseph Pb-her and c'.tldrcntc
panled hylflai Be-ele Mart.ni drove
up to Biverdale Tueeday o mate a few
daya visit to relatives there
Mr aad Mrs AM N- wbt-rry wtre he
Tueeday to at end the Le-juard Ta.lor
marriage.
f- Mr John Heweltof Cartent Lodge
SSd Messrs Geo'ge Wl lis and D O Bell
ofMoiehead City were hero lam bun
day. ;
. Mr Jno 8 Mortoi wasln N Bs n on
business yrtt erday
.Mr teicy Archer wh whrs been lally
ing lumber for the Clm City Lumbar Co
returned tobij borne in Now Barn 'yes
terday Mt J H Davis of Beaoforl apent Tues-
djay with his aan, .Ijlarry Dvis.
i Mir J R 'Mhhoq U hi New Be-n to
day. ,i
. Makes a Clean Sweep.
TThere'e nnthiog like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Rlvea you ever
heard of, Bucklen's Arnica balve Is the
best -It sweeps w ay nnii cores' Barns,
Sores, Bruises, Cats, BoIIk, Ulnrr, bkln
Eruptions and Piles. It's only 25c, and
guaranteed to give sallbf action by C i
Bradham, Drngglst.
A Gloomy Weildliie Gift.
Two septuagenarians have Just cele
brated their golden wedding, and
among their many presents waa one
from n tombstone manufacturer, whose
gift took the form of a tombstone with
the names of the couple engraved upon
it It will be at once erected upon a
spot which the recipients of the gift
have selected as their last resting
place. Liverpool Tost.
Animation.
HIMINOKR.
This la the beainnlna .
loaa of flMtl
Mturauy
iraUy (allow a, with pal checae,
ooa the laaaulahlns; Dodf la )uat
it (or a ebroalo eouah or anaaraia.
ana
rlatit
ar alavaat aov awre aarloue allmant-
ooteuaua the weakened artm dHfU
Into .owe dleeiaa, aootatlmea Into
another, out what wd would emphaekaa
ta that the Mania potnt la a lowarrd
state ef vitality shown bv the (aillns
appotK Bad toes ot Scea.
Now whoa yoa raalhve that your child
hoada the aoartehla proprUe of ood
Unr ell to racaln Ua Wurt vlcnr and
etraaaia. what do yoa think la the bnrt
plan te wurHuat a a. Interior emu talon
ar the beet emulatont
, Of eourae you will ie tha child' an
ewelatoa, fne atmnat everyoody knows
aea tha Ibis le the beet form In whtth
te adeilnlMar the ell. It mehea the eU
Betalahle aad eaay ot difaetioA.
Uy ail anoaae set the bet mutUiti
no nay can buy fnr that delicate child.
tea t be the nIt thln( la a lunatic
' When your awa child's bMlth le at
ataka. OaemuWo aad foal aafe,
- Oroatulrma Is the baet ewiulalon of
e)-tnr oil ka the world. . It le a rat
linpmwraant ever the otd-faahlonad
wiu I wma, hlns htada by a OJwh Ira.
yrnrad arorxaa, and M aa much Ihrlr an.
twrtor ee th locnmollve I eiiparttir t
' the ptase at'. Too wort atevaa. ' '-
Irnrfit aMI fraom'iWIoa at te eenta
an4 IU If Vrar dmaftal dora fmt a
, I fifneulaloa n etnah r eaa aoally ordar.
It lor yea, or If yna tr a amatt eare.
Bla, f a-a what It le Ilka, yoa raa eb
lata the earn by mtinnln the name
of thia (MtiMr ta whirh roe rA thla ad
rvrtkwaat H . ,
rMCH CCT, SV line u hrw lerli
for Drunlccnnccoi
Cur end HarmleM,
tVf C!r j tt
: 1 1 f X J D i J 1 U i ill? liLl ,
g-No remedy ever jret discovered bJ tnet'with such sjr--popular
favof as S. S.S. ' The people everywhere indorse it J)fe
nod there are, few homes where o.
not known and u&ed. It is superior ia many ways tothoordi-
oary blood medicines. , In the brat place S. S. S. ia a guaranteed
purely vegetable compound, made exclusively of medicinal roots
selected for their wonderful purifying snd tonic properties that act
noon the blood, purging it of impurities and restoring it to a healthy,
natural condition. At the same
eralavatitm imnrnvn. the sliifrcrish
t i it a i t.,
' Krrrm err n ami vicnr ann nerrer neairn
follow th use of S. S. S-, as so
i1
frAnffilninrr ftrnnnr fnin.rnta urriirii
I"" """to fc " i -6- ugvniiu
iancTin other ways damage the syBtem. For diseases of the blood,
aoch as Chronic Sores, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Boils and Pim
AX.WATS kshps s. 8. B. ON hand. c z e m a, Tetter,
MontioaUo,ATk.,May81,1008. Blo Poisons, and other
t OanUemen-For about twelve years I hare troubles due to impure or
Fheen ualns your S. 8. 8. as a household remedy, bad condition of tha blood,
1 hare taken it aa a tonic and appetiser, and be- no remedy acts so promptly
fUeve there is none better. I have used it for my . ,l,,XK1 . o c o
ehildren at various times for little skin eruption., ?nd thoroughly as S. S. S.
idous anapouons eaaaea oy piayins wa weeaa. " -Dn itu,
8.8.8.1s my standard, never mind what is the long-standing cases, upon
matter. If I use a bottle ot B. 8. S. it tones np the which the ordinary potash
system, cleanses the blood and makes me well j. -n. J ,
wain. A.anall-roundfamilymediolneloon.lder and sarsapanlla compounds
8. 8. 8. the beat remedy of the kind that have I liave no etiect. Even where
ever used, and generally keep it on hand aa a f am- there is an hprfriitnrv
ilyremady. MRSV. C. WHITTINQTON. .. . C , a 1 '
predisposition to disease,
S. S. S will search out and remove from the blood the fixed poison and
build up the health ; it enriches and purifies weak, thin blood and stim
ulates the circulation. Pure blood is essential to health. You can
exist without good blood, but can never be robust and strong ; for every
organ, tissue and nerve in the body looks to the blood for nourishment,
and unless this vital fluid is kept in a pure, healthy state, the rest of
the body suffers and the system soon breaks down. Nature has pro
vided in S.. S. S. a remedy for -diseases of the blood which long
experience and a thorough test have proven superior to all others, and
tbe acknowledged " King of Blood Purifiers."
OUR MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, in charge of graduated physicians,
ft an important part of our business, maintained for the benefit of those
wlio need advice or special information in regard to their case. Write
81, and our physicians will advise you without charge.
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about your business until theahir.n is sounded, and then
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