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atoathly, by carrier ta the dty. .. JO
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. - EDITOR, BOB FURMAN. .
The aews of the sudden death of Rob
ert M Farmea at Beaufort on last Than
day, will call forth ezprewloiii of ayav
'palhy and sorrow throughout the 8tate,
and none will -so sadly nibWthe em
smllta; face and genial, kindly manner
of Bob Fawns, than those of his owned
loved profession, tbe newspaper men.
.The oldest, with perhaps en exception
or two, among theJItate's :.' editors, lit
Farman has ever been the sincere and
devoted friend of the younger men in
journsltam, one whose experience count
el, and whose good word of encourage
ment was ever leady to be given, as It
was always appreciated by the recipient
or It. The simplicity and geniality of
the man's nature made him "Bib" For
man to all who were favored with his
friendship, and there was no limit to
this number. Els wis the experience
in newip&petdoilP which took in men
and things, and association with actual
ities' snd study of books.
No sturdier or more sble disputant in
the edltoii si column, and still no tinge
of bitterness to bresk the fraternal feel
ing whioh was his ta every one, whelt
er'ln agreement or in opposition to bis
views.
Mr Furmsn's devotion to fi tends wis
a contplcuous characteristic of the man.
It was ever the same, to those who weie
friends, and his services were ever at
tbe command of these within the lints
of his love and friendship.
And his end was of his own choosing
for his work had not passed from Jhls
hand, his thoughts were In the familiar
office, where he had worked, and en
Joyed his work, however much It re
quired the toll of brain and errooa en
ergy. With the thought of his work,
and the hope of a speedy return to It,
with the sea breeze which he po enjoyed
coming' to him, the summons came
qulckly.the brave and kindly spirit took
its flight, and earth knew him no'more.
But his good deeds, his ever kindly help
ta those seeking it, these are memoriei,
Imperishable of Bob Farmse, and will
er jt remain to warm the heart into a
glow, when it thinks of the departed
friend and journalist.
Deafness Cannot Be Cared
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tubals
inflamed you have a rumbliag sound or
Impact hearing, and when It la entirely
closed, Deafness Is the result, and un
less the Inflammation caa be taken oat
and this tube restored to Its aormal con
dition, hearing win be destroyed for
ever; nine cases oat ot tea are caused by
Catarrh, which ia nothing but an In
flamed condition of the muooua sur
faces. , ..
We wiU give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deefneat (oettstd by Ca
tarrh) that cannot he eared by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. 8ead for circular, free.
T. J.CMJUT AOO
Toledo,0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c' , ,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tions. '
a ipacb Praia.
A man attended a dinner given by a
witty woman and " ate : ravenously.
"Tbe greatiat praise I can bestow on
'your dinner," be said, "Is to eat heart
ily." "But your praise amounts to
flattery," tbe woman replied. Atchison
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roet You : remember that
little
A tuwaegua, ft awara, w nw f , tv aju, UlaliW
15 on that Crittica-Iadeedl Itou'n
ituMtU 1 a... W.ti V a.. 4i
4 tjmta a. jinanaer, .11 awl every aoay
I j"fDO CD mk money a Wbtt he bop
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The following are the market quota
tions, received by private wire to J.
Walter Labaree ft Co., New Bern, N. 0
.- Naw Tons, Uty 13.
Open. Blgh." Low. Close
OoTtoas-
Jul.. V..
Aug"
13 M 13.41 13 W 13.40
18 09 13.15 1318 13.11
11.iB 11.84 HJW JlllJ
. U.80 11.23 im UJ80
Oct..
Deo.
Chicago, Uay 12.
Chicago Graia.. '
July Wheat '
July Corn '
JuIyOaU v
July Bibs
July Pork
July Lstd - -
Open.
Close
84
47
' .181
CSS
Jill
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New Fork. la 18
Srooas; Open. ; Wlosa
Amr.8ugar.... lff Hi
Amr. Copper...; 49t 60
AtchUon........ W)f v m
Southern By. . . . SOi iOi
Bouthera Ry pf., 88 :- . 8Si
rj; a steel
(T. 8. Steel pf... 61 01
Penn.RR....... HSi 118
Erie.. ...83 82
LouIsvllleftNasb 107 107
St. Paul.... . . 141 , 140
N.Y Central. ., ..H4 1141
N. & It. ....... Mi 5'i
Va. C Chemical. 87 27'
Dr. JkMB'a VnIik
Dr. Samuel Johnson married a Mrs.
Porter of Birmingham. Tuat lady's
daughter thus described tbe. doctora
wooing: "His appearance Was very
forbidding. He was ! then, lean and
lank, so that bis Immense' structure
of bones was hideously striking to the
eye, and the scars of the scrofula were
deeply' visible. He also wore bis hair,
which was straight and stiff, and sepa
rated behind, and he often bad, seem
ingly, convulsive starts and odd ges
ticulations, which tended to excite at
once surprise and ridicule. Mrs. Por
ter was so much engaged by bis con
versation that she overlooked all these
external disadvantages and said to her
daughter, This is tbe most sensible
man that I ever saw In my life.'"
Mrs. Porter, who was twice Johnson's
age, was not easily won. Urgfed by
her learned lover to say why she still
refused him, she said an nncle of
hers bad been bung and she did not
wish to bring disgrace on him. "Is
that alir said Johnson. '.'Why, though
I have never bad an nncle hung, I have
two or three nnclea who deserve it So
let'a get married and say no more
about Jha t"
Cam Daeka BnUf
It has been often asked whether or
not ducks can smell. Some hunters
cite from their experiences iwtajnees
that seem to show ducks can smell;
others say that ducka cannot Now the
naturalist would say that ducks, owing
to their habit, have no need to smell
and hence cannot This rule is not
Infallible, but generally bolda .good.
Any wild thing with such r-ea aa
ducks have does not' need to smell. Na
ture seems to have given bird a dis
cerning eye and anlmala a discerning
nose. A. fox. will look straight at a
man and not see him, even when only
a few feet away, provided he does not
smell him or the man doea not move.
A duck will not only aee a maa stand
ing perfectly still at a long distance,
regardless ot tbe wind, but wiU notice
any change in tbe landmarka of its
haunts or feeding grounda-Ovtmg.
A Cu ! Mltek I4atJr. ' '
Resident of a certain part of Spruce
street have often seen two charming
old ladles, twin sisters who look so
much alike that no one ever bothers te
distinguish between them, coming out
front one of tbe houses. , The fact that
they, both' dress almost alike makes It
Still harder to tell them apart-. Some
on who knows the old ladles very well
relates that Ann, while making a bur.
tied departure for one of the big de
partment stores last .week, pnt oa 8a
aan'a bonnet by jnlstaka. In walking
through to store she came suddenly
la front of .a full length mirror and
stepped back in astonishment, saying.
"Why; Sue, I didn't know you . were
coming down' towtl this toornlagr
Philadelphia Telegraph. - ' . . - yfi
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Do aot aasitass to. reoommead Kadol
Dyspepsia para to Us friends and cus
tomers. Indigestion causes asoro 01
health thaa anything else. It. deranges
the stomach, aad brings oa all manner of
disease. . Xodol Dyspepsia Care digests
net yoa eat, curat Indigestion, dyspep.
ta and all stomach disorders. Kodot Is
not only a perfect dljresUnt twitTisra
building tonic aa well Renewed health,
perfect strength and. Increased vitality
r.f.
. i juaan a uaraaa. '' - ? y
Profeeeor Trevor Kincald of the TJni
terelty of Washington, aa alert Vest
era scientist, hss been msklng a rady
of the vslleys snd.moonUla slopes of
tbe Aleutian Islands. lie first became
Interested In Ataaks st the time ot tbe
flsrrlmsn expedition. , Aa a result of
this voysgs of scientific discover he
amssed the entomological world by the
bewildering collection of Insects be
brought out of AUkks, thousands ef
them being species tbst depend for ex
istence on tbe nectar ef bl'HMoms. It
Was a revelation not only of the pr
Snce of unnumbered flower hunting
bymctioptera, coleoptera and !; " li
ters In AlsKka, but tnclilentnlly It rU
ed the Attention of ! Iflc mra t
the fsct ttmt Alsnlia, n. u. ling
a wllilernene of fortwt ii I Ice, in a
Vait Wild ftinlen. l:itpmtlnii In
tfttlKBtlon In SUhejiiptit trlii t., !,
Aleutian chnln, I'n.finwir K ln- n 1 I t
made the dlwovery tlmt In t'i t
ml alnpa i( 1iom hlnn ' t r
tf klnila Of H(Tlili :.t f.. !;; j
grow In liauii.uia n! ' ...
"I am i In. .!." t )."!(!-l.M-f
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lie 1 U a it t : . i U ,
goue lor a womaa If t'ue Uiu-,t Kr.j
about with her a heavy hag, no Let
ter bow stylish and couvenleut it me j
be.
Well, all this difficulty can be voi !
ed If you will take the trouble to '
for youself one of the new "St Lfc
bandbaga." Tbey are very Inexpen
sive end not At all bard to make. Tbey
weigh but a few ounces and are (!.
ttnctly smart and individual in effect.
Get striped linen, tan . with -wide
brown or black stripes, cut astrlp two
feet wjde by four long, Hue with stout
crash and bind the edges with brown
pr black cotton braid. Before binding
machine stitch dark brown velvet or
satin ribbon or braid over tbestrlpes
of linen so as to make a trimming of
two clusters of three bands each.- ;
i Where the binding is put on feather,
stitch the outside with yellow wash
silk. 'Tbe handle is stout rope, cover
ed wlthllnen or braid; and. fastened
on after tbe bag is lined for extra se
curity!' V f A. ' ' -;Of
course where anything very heavy
Is carried It Is a good idea to; use a
shawl strap. ' These bags make charm
ing gifts to women who are going ta
St Louis thus summer or in fact for
women who Intend to do any traveling
at all this season. ,
" They are also made of brown taffeta;
trimmed with brown velvet bands, of
gray linen trimmed with scarlet and
buck and of all linen color with braid
the same shade. ' 1 ' ,
They are. so light . that a child can
carry one, and yet .they are new enough
and pretty euough toadd an appear
ance of smartness to a traveling outfit
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Drawer Wltaaat Dart. ?
Many a housewife and museum Cu
rator has had good reason to regret
that drawers aa a rule are neither dust
nor vermin proof. To have your ; trees
urea, whether they consist of i linens,
books or unreplaceable specimens, ru
ined when they were apparently secure
from anything but. a Are Is disheart
ening, to say the least;:. Two Sewedlsh
inventors of Providence, B. L, realising
the Held that exists for a dust and in-;
sect proof drawer, pnt their ingenuity
to work and have evolved a very sim
ple but effective construction. The ee-
vn raoor taawaaa.
aentlal feature of the construction la a
wooden or metallic cover for each in
dividual drawer. : Three adgea of this
cover, the sides and the rear, are pro
vided -with a downwardly; extending 1
flange adapted to.cloae la the aides and
back end of .the drawer. Thet front
edge termlnatea. under a. flange form-1
lng an integral part of the eupporting
framework Jbls cover. Is pivoted at
some nearly central point and as a
drawer is withdrawn beyond Ihja piv
otal point the cover drops down at the
back; and raises correapendlngty la th
front allowing .the, drawer, t be aa'
tirely ylrhtlxa wa. y lthouj displacing
the . covers The drawers,, and covers
pay. be., made of .wood metal or any
janbleterlaL g f. ;
-' A? i, tiaiimiimfimM. " 7
A busy woman. Aeena a "stitch ta
.JUmrbag angiiig from,., the ana af
her lavorite low sewing recker.t la It
are pocketa for butteoa of vartona
kinds, spools of silk and cottoa, a nae
dlebook provided with aeedlea ef dif
ferent . stsea," a glove mending , outfit
and two pairs of sdseors, A pair of
especially powerful spectaclea..lAcloaed
in a stout leather case, are slipped into
a long, sarrow pocket at one aide,
which- la buttoned dowa te preveat
their roaming looee among the other
things and suffering fracture. Thus at
a moment's .notice Abe la ready to tske
aa a dropped stitch la her young tea's
mittens or put a missing button upon
the Shirt of he lord aad.aaaater, .V.
.j Ctore at rawta Jnaata. ,
J A growing plast, sUosld .be kept U
the room with a piano, says a plana
toner. Aa long as the plant tbrlref the
plane wlllj .The reason that ,plauo is
Injured ty a -dry, overheated, room la
thatal the ntolstnte 1 tnkea out of
the sounding board. ' The. board la
forced Into, tbe. esse so. tightly that it
bulges up la the center, anC though
the. Wood la supposed to be aa dry aa
possible wbea this If done. It cootaibs
some moisture sod gathers more damp.
Waea this moisture Is dried out tbe
board Bet ten a and finally cracks.
t ,;, 4 4 ' - ' ' ' ' - 1 - -; : - .
- Wat tlalla Ar BaohaSf. - -Piste.
rslls bare become o bscksey
ed thst tbe ordinary kind tbat ni
Straight sround a room Is do longer la
high favor with artlatlo deratorS or
Jiouwwirea.' , Any ( trtHtiiiMit 'lit I
out of the oiUiuary, shilvs acruu t.
tope or doors or windows, i still
alrable. '
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Carttr, of Atlanta, Ca.,'acJ. . J:usi a
pbyilclaa Who advlfl!l r t try a I ot
of DeWltt's Wlt-h 1-1 fs!ve, 1 s -r-
eliM i a box a 1 ( r
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'aleaDsss, pirlflaZ
smnguiana ana IVMt-
ens the stomach.
cures lnd!;atloo, iy !
F-piia. ana au lusmjn i i
and bevel tiaublea.
J""" accelerates lha action of
. the gastric glands snd
("vet tons lo the-dtgestiv organs.
v F"" " ZL rsllsves an. overwprked
nomiw ai .au aervoua
. straliv fives to Ins heart a full, fra
and untranuneled action, nourishes
-. ths nervous svatem snd feed the
brain. ' " r ' v'. :
r ? r ? L to ,he ,ndrrul rem4y
mai maxing ao many
' sick people well and weak peopla
. Jtrongby giving to their bodies all ef
. the nourishment that is contained to -the
food they eat. ' i "C
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JbtHMBlr II.eoSlrakoldlmM
tkUai alia, which Mil for SOe,
vaaMasaeaur s .X
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Fa S. DITPFY.
..".'.i?.vj.Jfla..Pnre af PaWten .
J Pewter played an Important domestic
part inj the days of our distant ancea
tors.' -.A peea at some of the bonsehold
books of the Stuart dayals quite a
revelation oft this point In 1664, for
instance, Sir Miles Stapleton, a Tork
shtre baronet, took it into bis head to
replenish his stock of pewter, and here
are a few of bis many purchases aa re
corded In his own handwriting: - "It,
paid for six lardge puter platters or
dishes at Is. 7d. a pound, and; tbey
Weighed 57 pound and a half. Which;
comes to 04.01.05; paid for two dozen
of jouter plates at is. Cd. a pound And
they -weighed 87 pound, f 02.J5.60i paid
theamore for two puter .atanda for the
table, 00.08.00; .on gallon pater can
and six porringers 00.19.06; paid to
WW)m .Hutchinson of lorke, for IT
new puter dishes for the table weigh
ing 74 pound at 12d. a jtonnd . 03.14.
00." And among other purchases at
tbe.ssme time are two dosen new pew
ter plates for 82 shillings, another two
dosen at 15 abUllnga a. dosen, and a
large quantity of spoouv basins and
candlesticks. Westminister Oaxette.
J , Ttte eg Levis XtT.
One need not overlook the enormous
shortcomings of Louis XIV. as a aaaa
ana as a king to admit that la some
Important respects he "tried to do his
duty." He was a hardworking sover
eign botk la the sphere of administra
tion and In, that social sphere which,
was, to bis mind, no. less important
So courteous that he .never passed tbe
poorest woman about the palace with
out lifting his hat be carried polite
consideration to the level of a fine art
In the vrajr of courteous speech there
are, few .things nobler, than hie remark
to the great Conde as the old hero waa
slowly, ascending,, the great marble
Staircase st .Versailles. Conde apolo
gised for.. being to long la mounting
tbe steps, at tbe top of which the king
stood waiting. "Ah, cousin," Louis re
plied,; "one moves slowly when ana la
ladea with laurels!" Longman's hfag
axloe. f- 'i .. ' ,r
laai Mraa. ..
' Among birds tbe females do aot elng.
and although many species have ma-"
steal call notes and agreeabla tone la
conversation which are. ahared la by
both sexes still tbe true gong is only
readered by the mala bird.. I am am
eer in aaylng that the lady bird talks
met then her mate about the bouse,
bat I wiU admit that wbea away from
home she Js -very discreet la this re-spct-
la attending to- ber dlitles of
incubation aba Is very quiet aad It ia
seldom tbat a note la heard from her
while oa' tbe nest - It has even, peea
aaid that all birds are silent wbea in
tubating, ao aa to avoid observation.
However, although most species are
quiet wbea sitting, : there are a few
whkh chirp loudly wbea ao engaged,
and soma even burst into exuberant
fcWfBdenca. ;::;:-; --'tj-c
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la American of hitherto nndonbted
.veracity telle this story of a restaurant
ia Berlin to which he and a friend went
one evening; Tbe fare and tbe mask;
were so good snd tbe people : about
the: ao smulng that they lingered oa
and on. When at fast they rose to go
the .. American's hat was not , to be
found.- ' - .. . .
, "What sort of hat was It, mein
ltrir lnqulrel.tbe stolid person la
charge.-; - '. "
' "it was a new top hat" said the
American briskly, . - ,'
"Ach but mein berr, sll 1be new
tH have been gone for half aa hour!"
3J4 tbe ticrmaa placidly. .
. Jaaaa Caaiab Tr.
The camphor tree of China and Ja
pan I a large evergreen, not Unlike a
'ta, with s white flower sod red
b rry. The gum la taken from chips
cut of the root or baae, which yield G
r r rf nt or more of It. The Jnranea
4. iiuii'nt oh in I furia of cani
Uit treHi, able to ke-p up tbe avrg
Si';:'y of tlie gum for twenty Eve
y pt.'X tl; ung plsntati'-iis era
f i up. 1 1. i k are ond. r V.i Jp
a i; va foretry d i'(irln)frit
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t .e LuituiiS It la a case of "under
which king, I'.i-iouianT" Too weak to
be ludtietideut and with subjugation
to a foreign nation inevitable, tbe out
look Is not cheering. - , ' ; ' -
Still, the future under either Japa
nese or. Itusgian domination can. hard
ly be .worse than the present The
guvernnieot hicks the moral fiber need
ed st such a critical run a, and official
corruption ia well nigh absolute. The
people, are : taxed; beyond all .reason.
Any man euapected of having-property
ia In danger of being thrown Into
a filthy prison on some trumped ap
charge and held or perhaps i tortured
until be disgorges. Offices are sold to
tbe highest bidder or given to dissi
pated favor (tea, who divide the pro
ceeds. . The courts give no redress, tor
the plunderer himself Is ususlly both
Judge and Jury.' So rotten is the en
tire System tbat one marvels that the
nation has not fallen to placer before
this.. Only tbe stolid apathy ,f. ths
Asiatic and the,- rival claims of for
eign powers bsve held it together at
alt - - - - - -fte'-ftS.
Tha financial problem Is aa .bad aa
the political. Oppression sod, robbery
datroy. all . incentive to :; aceumulate
property A man baa noymetlve to
toil when he knows thst sn:addltional
ox or a .better bouse would probably
simply result In a M8queese" frjnieome
lynx eyed potentate, i So he, raises on
ly a little rice and devotes tbe re
mainder of his time to resting. From
Kev. Arthur Judsoa Browna -f Unhap
py Korea", in Century. !T, ' f
GOT. HI MAIR BACK.
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Waa Peatoetir ietal Wheai va Btarte
t Vse Wawhra'a Hsnlatae .
Frederick . MaaueU,- Maryland v bteek,
Butte, Kontana. bought a botu of New
bro'a Herpldae. AprU s, aad began to
use it for nUr baldness. The hair fol
licles la his scalp were aot dead and ta
days he had hair all ovea hla head.
On July I he writ, "and today say hair
Is; as thick and luxuriant aa any ens
could wlah.M Newbro's Herplelde works
oa aa aid prlnolple aad with a new dis
covery deatroy the eausa : and you re
move the effect Herptcld destroys the
enn that causes dandruff, caning- hair,
and flnalir Baldness, so that with the
cause tone the effect eaaaot remain.
Btops falling hair at enea- aad a new
growth tart. Bold hr, . laadtn;
dranlste. Smd Me, in aUmp for sample
to The Herplelde Co... Detroit. Such. .
0. DBrsdhuBIBpetnlteat
. ... jtma W-aaaaiss. '
Tha ' 8nake aptmg whlcli, la abont
170 feet above r-. Deep Jiork, i twanty
miles aoatheaat of Stroud, waa rightly;
named. - Hundreds of pohtonoua moc
casins and other water enakee make
tha large pool ,doee to. the coploaa flow
ing spring their resort from April vav
til 'eTember,' : 8uperstltlou jladlaaa
are mortally' afraid of the pmca, as
.their beatUn; religion doesn't permit
them to. decraaaa . the. anaka faaaily.
Wolves vrand; -wlldcata Taka lhatr
homes la the ere vicas ef tbe rocks and
canyons adjacent to 4he eprtng, ,Tha
wildly romantie locaUty was tha bead
quarters ot tbe Biosbla and other oat
law daring the seventies. ; The geo
graphical features ot tbe elevated aad
rugged bills sround the spring are dif
ferent from, other localities la tbe
Creek Nation. The rocks are a sort of
flint a fcard conglomerate nature.
Tha brownish colored mineral water
that , runs out of tbe. bank, of peep
fork Is said to poesesa great medicinal
properties. Kansaa City Journal.
Cared Bit Hsiber at Kbenmatlsm.
1 If y mother haa beea a . sufferer , lot
bub j yean with racajaallani,M ;saya TT
BHdward.of Baabaad, Pa. r "At tlases
aha wag aaabla to move at all, valla at
all times walking was paiafaL I pre
seated her with a bottle of ChaaUrlahr's
Paia Balm aad after a few applicatloaa
aba decided ft was tha asoat wpaarfal
pata reliever aba bad ever triad, Ja (aot,
aha li aerer without it bow aad la at all
tlmea able to walk. Al occuoaal ap.
pllcatloaof Paia Balm, kcepa away tha
pata tbat aha waa formerly troubled
wlta." For sale by all druggists. ; '
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X No clrcaa la as big as If a painted. '
- it's an wind that escapee from the
' Wbea aa old msld frolics It I ao
child's plsy.. - :-
Tbh . most . careful ben can't dad
things where aba lays them. ;
- Too must wslk a Jong time behind a
gander before' you And a paacoch; feathj
ar. '.", . .v. -. v .' ''
Despise not a small wound, an. la '
algnlflcant enemy or a plnhola, ann
Better a Alaaar at herbs aad taateair,, f,, t0 Korea oa
ment tbaa a "stalled" auto, la a. fa
country. y J.
A rolling atone gathers no looes, but
tt loees rough corners and win ia time
become a perfect sphere. Agnea Cam
eron in Everybody's M agasloa, . ;-v-"!'
'; v : ..WipCjtef. CtCtH Zt:
Ia the spring of 1901 my ohlldrea
had whooping eouvh, n;i atrt D W
Car-p. of Capps, Alk. "I used Chamber
lala'a Cough Beatedy with tha most sat
(factory resells, I think this. Is the
best remedy I bavs ever seea for whoop
ing eooh." This remedy keepe the
eooRk loose, Ipikdi the' levertty sad
frequency of tbe cimhlDg spell t aad
coonteroris say Unil-nry toward pses
monta For sals by all driif-Uls. .
- an aitc
"Do yoa think that dollars jshould
dominat our polltlclaoa?
"Not st sll," answered 8nstnr Sor
ghum, "Quit tbe contrary, t believe
that every politiciaa should make It
bla btiiiliieat to dominat as many dol
lars ss punnlM." WeMnj;t '.ar,
T.'lra yoa wsmt S f'--""ict rfcj'.'o try
t!.- '--'.'a's f biLI' 'T,V
1 '5. 1 j t-i J lo t 1 l 1 X ' " t
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TIMID HERBERT.
a Fall I Tell Aalta af HU Lav
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Herbert stopped rowlu, ostensibly
torst;.;'frv-f J tiJ.V
, "AiMr-ji.t. b said with a u elaborate
Stfwij, uuconcern to tbe young
woman Mi.intf lu tbe stem of tb4 boatf
"therv'n u frieod of mine that' bead
aver biwU bead over ears, 1 meao In
love with a beautiful girl and aa good
aa ah is beautiful: He has known ber
ever to many years, and be has been go
ing to aee her a long time, but he's too
big a cowsrd that's what be says to
ask her, yoa knew, if" ' "
'.' Hera his voice trembled a' little, snd
he paused to wipe his perspirtngiprow.
fBeantiful girl. Is sheT queried the
young woman, Idly dipping her- Angers
the water, st the side of tbe beet A
:iovenesi in toe wonu xuai a, woai
he aays, 1 meatt." ' - .
cWhat'a hernamer ; - 1 J S
'."He'd he'd rather not bare bennama
kmttBmiAis
t rFrlend of yours," you sayt Tho la
- Aas. i JrX.ia. a a. a-ii i. i. ..-
vu, l bvu wiO lv leu f uu Vr lav uV
ls. v He mlgb not like It" .
"Very much In love with her, Is bef
"Clean gone. He says It mekeS him
fairly ache." V .
. "And he's afraid to tell her sor
- "See. i,. He be says be can't gwss
from the way she treats blui whether
She er likes him or not. . He's a cow-ard-rthat'S
what be Is." . . "
"What are you telling me about him
forr
"Well. - he he asked" me what 1
thought he'd better do, and 1 couldn't
advise him. I suppose I I'd be Just as
big a coward as he Is. That's why I'm
asking yon. Wb-wbst do you think
ha aught to do? Tell her and run the
riskr
. ,"I am sure 1 don't know."
Herbert gasped, swallowed ' and
changed the subject ;
"Isn't this water clear?" he said.
"Ton can see the sand and tbe stones
at tha bottom. How deep It Is, and yet
bow transparent!"
las,', aha aaid. "So like you, Her
bert!" , .
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"Dear girl," be whispered fifteen
minutes later as be stroked ber pompa
dour caressingly, "how did yon know I
waa telling yotf my own story?"
"Ob, you goose!" Chicago Tribune.
Saattlaafta Bara Door.
N Harry bad been forbidden by bis
grandfather to play with the pump,
Which play Invariably ended' In a
drenching. The one way to prevent
this catastrophe often proved to be
tying up tbe pump. Once the old gen
tleman beard a great splashing and
spluttering In the back,. yard and ran
out In haste to tbe rescue. .
A half drowned Hry met jjjm, has
tening toward the hotjfie as.faft as bis
Soaked feet would carry hjm, "Ob,
draa'pa,". he called Ip a' voice tbat
seemed drowned, too. "tie up , tbe
plump; tie up the plump!"
cotfs Magaxlne. ,
Llppln-
An 0p:n Letter
. Prom IbeChaptn, SC., Newai Early
la the sprlsg my wife and I weie taken
With dla rhoes and s f evere were t he
patau that we. cal ed a physician who
prescrihed for ui, but bis medicines
failed to give any relief . A friend who
had a. bottle of Chamberlala'i Colic,
Cholera aad Diarrhoea Remedy on hand
gave each of as a does aad we at i nee
felt tha effects. I rtocsred a bottle snd
before using the entire contents we
ware entirely cared. ' H te a wonderful
raraedy aad should ha found la every
aoaeehold. HO Bailey, Editor. Thli
rassedy Is for sale by all drugglau. fi"
- Aaiarlraa 'Areiveetar.
t" Some of tbe private bouses of settled
and cultured, people ia BoetoA, .New
Tort, Baltimore and Wantnkton are
as good aa our best One at the most
refined and dignified bt then? great
homes ia the White Havaa. Compared
with the tawdry oppressive glitter and
real vulgarity of aome of our palacea,
tha White Bona Is a model at whst a
home for the president af a great peo
pla should be.-Report of 0. Bohley of
the afoaety Commission. -v '
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temO .- -; lat m TOIftH MWtJt BUjJj
...Kara tk Palrwar 't yaOaaa.
Votblaa- encourage the study of g
phr like-wer.s u as U 1871 tbat 4
the tuspt tor ar that roe 4ra Vera at
war. sritbuhec --Bat .there ws only
eae battle, aad la that battle onjy ooa
baa was kllled-oa ottf Side. ; 8o the
(eofraphlee wera aoott put back bo
tha sbtt Uail8M Korea aislh came
Aa the front, but the. Cblnesa tied so'
preclpltetely. before tha iapaaeae tba
before the feograpblet were, falrlj
open tba Ud of var wept.aeross tbe
iXala end left Korea Sisla the Land
of the Morning Calov, Vbd aow again
la this . year , of grace she Is made,
though, much against ber, Will, -the
chessboard for another game. " ta K2
sbe was swept from aorta it loutlby
the Mongols to tbelr effort to grf at
the Japanese. Ia 150 the was swept
from south to porth by tha Japanese
ia their effort to get St, tbe Cblncae.
8be hss beea verily ins pathway; ot
nations, trodden of every foot. Ilocaer
B. Uulbert la Centurt. ' -!
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To itre life, DrTO Merrill, of Ho,
lvl)oorn- iptd a tsrtllngtflat
r"t; t la a wmd rf .1 mre. ' lie
wri.-a, ': faUent was atta-krd With
v! ' 1 1 . i.rrh' , r'!'-l ! aWra
f i f i .i. I ! 1 1-". a fonnd
' -v.ir .iff i i'--m.
f ' r t t I j i.l
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full qimrt, an honest quart of tt ounoea, four to the faUooT Now tM M. t Jir .l
Wt $1 as boitie tor whiskey tbat eunwtl IWf bVaoy bewirK VaTi5 Ji
tood. or .26 a U. U ,ou bay HAYNEWmY w Sv?attoi.t sVSevW
a.1100. Vre aeU two guJlooa lor about the eame aa rou pay for one rllprotit)l poow
uii.kt. J ut think tiua ever aad ma am ber that HAYW7 Rwmsiiir iTLTXZ:
ANl'tii of PURITY and AGE aad aave yoa toe dealer- enormous proflUL Thatt whv
CIrcbt f rcpkiup diotlllcry to YOU
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YBABjOLD kja for U.K. and we will pay the express charges. Try it and
if you don t find it all right and aa rood aa you ever used or can buy from
anybody else at any prioe, then send it back at our expense and your SSM
will be returned to you by next maU. Just think that offer over. Howoould
It be f airert If you are not perfectly satisfied, you are not out a cent Better
tot a send you Strial Older. If you don't want four quarts yourself et a
friend to iota you. - We ship in a plain sealed ease, no marks to atow what'S
inaide.
Orders for Arte, OaL.OoL, Idaho, Mont, Nev., N. Mex.. Ore.. Utah Wash
prwyo. must be i on the basis of 4 quart' for MOO by Kxnres
Prepaid or 0 quart for B1.0 by Freight Prepaid!
Write our nearest office and do it NOW.
THE IIAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY
ATLANTA, 6A. DAYTON, OHIO ST. LOUIS, NO. ST. PAUL. MINN.
,.'-150 DnmuiTi Tbot, O. Establish ed 1866.
Mrs. Fred VivraLtK,
No. 228 Territorial Street. Benton Harbor, Mien.
"I am pleased to rive my
experience with wine of
Cardul as I am very grateful
for its help. After my first
baby was born I could not
seem to regain my strength,
although the doctor gave me
atonic which he considered
very superior, but instead of
getting better I grew weaker
every day. My husband
came home one evening with
tome Wine of Cardui and in
sisted that 1 take It tor a week and see
what it wxrald do for me. As he seemed
to have so much faith ia it I did take the
imedicine and was very grateful to find
my strength slowly returning. In two
weeks I was out of bed and in a month I
was able to take up my usual duties. I
am very enthusiastic in its praise."
M
OTHER HOOD is the noblest duty
and liiplii'st privilege women
"iin sicliii'vfi or aspire to. With
out this nrivilcL'c women donot
gel all tliere is in lifo-tcxi often they
go through the world discontented,
wrapped up in their own
:lnsu cares
and troubles.
liferent is the
happy mother, watehinf' her children
ffrow into manhood and womanhood.
A mother lives as many lives as she has
children their joys and sorrows are
Jlfn. Prtd Unralk.
WINEofCARDVI
Salt! Salt! Salt !
lO.OOQ Bags Halt and another cargo coming
consisting of common fine salt fr general pur
poses Vairy Salt For The Table.
Ice Cream Salt'.
V ock Satt For Cattle.
f0Q0 "Bags 180 Salt For Pickling Fish.
We make you a contract that is good until
Tan. 1st. 1905 and prices Guaranteed. What
more do you want; write us quick.
Can ship same day order is received.
10;D. L. GORE COMPANY,
Wholesale Grocer, and Importers.
Wilmington, N. C.
"Carolina Business College,
'.; . V;v Nrw Hern, BT. .,
rv . ... w J: if 19 I
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hers, as are their ambitions,
triumphs and defeats.
Healthy women di aot suf
fer miscarriage nor does
a woman who ii healthy
suffer tortures at childbirth.
It is the woman who is ail
ing who haa feinaln weak
ness who fears tlrfi ordeal
of becoming a mioMm. Wine
of Cardui builds up the wo
manly in a woman. It stops
all unnatural drains and
strains irregularities which axe re
sponsible for barrenness ami miscai
nage. It maV:es a woman strong and
healthy and able to pass through preg
nancy and childbirth with little suffer
ing. After the ordeal is pasted the
Wine prepares a woman for speedy
recovery to health and activit)
Wine of Cardui, in re-inforeing the
organs of generation, has made mothers
of women who had given up hope of
ever becoming mothers. Wmeof Cardui
will cure almost any case of barrenness
except cases of organic trouble. How
can you refuse to take nuch a remedy
that promises such relief from suffering?
Wine of Cardui simply make you a
strong woman, and strong, healthy
women do not suffer. They Wok for
ward to motherhood with joy.
million suffering women
have found relief ia
Wine of Cardui.
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