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Trili JOURNAL. PublUhed every dj In the year, ex ept Monday. JouraaJiBnlldliig, 60-00 CravenlSt. Khorh No S. :MARLBS L. STEVENS. (WTiiii 4(0 rnriMoa .UBSCRIPT10H RATES" Out-vr, In advance $ Out- year, uol la advance S M.mil.ly, by carrier in tbe city 0 .itiT' imau Um furnished on appll Cation. Ruiered at tbe Poet Oflee, Mew Bern, N . C, at lecoad claaa matter. uncial Paper of New Ben and Craven Ceanty- IS SOMETHING OUTSIDE BEST ? A recent editorial comment In tbe (Iretuiboro Record, whlcb wee prompt ed by some citizen who wanted tbe Rec ord to flguro out tbe per centage of con version by the Sam Jooei meetings held recently in Greensboro and those by a local minister in his own church, provokes the query, why .is something from-emtslde so generally sought after, ta the neglect of theJomethlng at The Record showed that the local minister far outstripped the perambula ting Jones, In the actual good results from his services, and yet the visiting Jones received $1,600 for his few Weeks work, a sum probably In eiceis of the total annual amount received by the prescher at home, who devoted every day In the year to look after his congre gation and its wants. But this giving special recognition to some passing preacher'or speaker, to the neglect and discomfort of the local man, is not confined to Ithls'alone, by people In a community, for there are persons In every town and city, who In buying goods, will send away for them, when the local merchant can sell the same article, or cite send for it and en control the sale. In the newspaper line this neglect of the local or home paper, to the support of the outside newspaper, Is specially noticeable. The eicuse of course Is that the home paper has no news, that It Is small, thst it does not take the dis patches, and other reasons, when the very explanation why the local paper it small, and lacking in many things, is because Its own home people go else where for their newspapers, and so force starvation upon the local pa per. How many citizens there are who go away from home and are always eager to pralte outside places to the disparage ment of their own home town. The town or city where they live, where they have made their money, ofTers no attractions to them. If Investments are to be made, the Inducement is outside, not at home, the local Investment does not appear to offer as much as that away, although by keeping the money at home, local Interests and the Inter est of every cltlren Is benefited. Some towns and cities are afflcted with such citizens, who always see bet ter things somewhere else than at home Fortunate the plaoe (which has few of such people, who arl even harmful to a community's interests. An Open Letter From the Chapln, 8 O., Mews: Karly In the spring my wife1 'and I were taken with diarrhoea and to' ear ere were the pains that we called a physician who prescribed for ut, bat hU medicines failed to give any relief. A. friend who had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Reeaedy on hand gave each of us a doee and we at one elt tbe effeeU. I procured a bottle and before aiing the entire oontenta we were entirely cared. It la a wonderful remedy and thoold be found In every household. DO Bailey, Editor. This remedy Is for sale by all druggists. mm vu o ACCIIT FE3U DTSPEPSU. - A. 81 etalbgtOeofts Giiora .liiiswnimin '?? " AetwtasWe. :., FKFECP RELIEF IT nnr DV ". Xltorer Mate nnsII stoat, oh dieordeet -'.-4 .w. . -Vhrm V1 eitfett M aAtr yean at 4rib)etuin)Hti.n . ....- ' ' 'MM.T.nT,4VeU,.. - '' Th,8is.;ko.a4 l.0a , ' .QflpvM oamaco.,hoJijum,N, r. . JH TtT, WkoWe r,l .-':' I ' t. TE STEM) ATS lAJtKET S. Cotton, broil, frerttleo ana Stack Range U Meet. Rccdets tai Shipments The following arc the market quota tions, received try private wire to J. Waller Labareo Oo . New Bern. M. C Mao tost. May 15. OoTTtiH - Open, Htgb. Uiw. Close July 13 00 13.04 1J.7 18 83 Aug 12 57 MM 18.88 13 88 Oct lo at I0.ui 10.78 10 0 Dec 10 80 1U.81 10.67 10 80 Chicago, i'y 2 Chicago Grain. Open. Cluee July Wheal 87i 87t July Corn 47J 47f July Oats 37 J 37 July Ribs 837 60 July Pork 1095 11 12 July 1 aid 634 B40 rew York, Uay 85. ST ocas; Open. Close Amr.Sugar 12 115, Amr. Copper.... 68 J G8 Atchison 4t 60 Southern Ry. . . . 20 ifOJ Southern Ky pf.. 81 U. B. Bteel 9 9 U.S. 8teel pf... 68f 63f Penn. R R 118 118 Erie 231 iSi LoulsvilleANuh 107 107 St. Paul 13i 1891 N.T Centra. 1HJ 1144 N. 4 W 66 60 Va. C Chemical. 27 27 Deafness Cannot Be Cared by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to care deafness, and that la by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube le inflamed you haye a rumbling sound or impect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result, and un less the Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal con dition, hearing will be destroy ed for ever; nine cases out of ten are canted by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an In flamed condition of the mucous sur faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case- of Deafness (caused by Ca tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists, 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa tions. HdiIo mm Ala to lace. At evening parties a man's ebynees Is mitigated by music. In my own ex perience, when Boiue stray man and I have stood together speechless, no soouer did the piano break into our ap palling silence than Ideas seemed to Inundate us. The dumb man spoke aa If by magic, and I, who hitherto had nothing to say, couldn't talk fast enough Mrs. John Lane in Fortnight ly Review. When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. They are easy to take and pleasant In effect. For sale by all druggists. How Ollalol W Mae. -Celluloid, the chemical compound which bears bo close a resemblance to Ivory, Is a mixture of collodion and camphor, Invented In 1865 by Perkealne of Birmingham, whose name fore time It bore. The process of manufacture la as follows: cigarette paper la soaked In a mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids until It becomes nltrocelluloae. After thorough Washing, to fsee It from the acids, this cellulose Is dried, mixed with a certain quantity of camphor, and coloring matter If required, and then pasted through a roller mUL It Is next formed Into thin sheets by hy draulic pressure and afterward bro ken up by toothed roller and soaked for some hours In alcohol. A further prexaure and a hot rolling process fin ish It, and results In Irory-lfke aheeta half an Inch thick. WnooplBf Couth "In the spring of 1901 my children bad whooping conga," say Mra D W Oappa, of Cnppa, Ala. "I need Chamber lala's Coogh Remedy with the aao4 ae lifclory TsmIU. I think thle lav the best remedy 1 have ever em for whoop lag tough." This rsaaedy keeps the cough looe,v leeaeWtVe esvet-Tty ad frequency of the) ejomghlng. tpsdhi and ooonteraoU any tendency toward pne monkv Tot eeie by all dragglst. Bretota U r tka fctUU. "Eyelet," said.' Bianufac-ttrer, "are, like needl pine 0d metcl, sold by tbe million las tend Of by tbe pftood. 1 don't euppoee Any body coatd tilVnow many toilllo eyelrte are yrj year lu New .Tort, bsrt the jhnanber le proe'lgloae. ' Eyelets arjaio for variety of utaj, from tle huge white nwtal loop ecwed Into tbe earners of ships' sails lo the liny ryelete for ih daluty slipper of baby. The greetcel numbof ot eyelets stade are, conree. for shoes. They are nut p In bote of IWfiVK-WifiW end 600,000. Only tbewe proportion sr packed. ' Ttwf Cost anywhero from u0 to $190 t salK tlorj."-Nw Tork Times, - -' - evofv tao n.- ' -' le this slir. demanded tbo coatoni bone lospector-ae he fialabed np Wsk trta. !re"';.-i .v n'n, ho," aakf Blaka. "Ifttsir Wife over tn rrt. That little orotaaa over there with the pink cbs w sbe." - "All nght, said the Inspector, We'll have Vr epptahMd, - Abe took Mke a work of ert"-Uf. - 01 7 f Uc3 trbjk Fqei&jRexedT-CO : "r- '; tvm Uken. iowi Usi fS wSb specific btoo&polsining. Ill&mufef doctor's are for five months, ltd nothing seemed to Kelp me. I tad great sores on my arms, tegs and tack and was desperate, Men friend in duced me to try bottle of your remedy. I did so. The first one pro duced some results, so tried another and another Hit I used eight in alt, and 5BU5 absolutely cured. Am no as sound as dollar. If anyone has blood poisoning, for God's sake have them try Foergs, S tuttt cure them. S. GLENN, Older, Ky. It hi boa pronii brami the pataiMttty of a wont easM of tpaeiat bless Botsoatec sad au Mood iBcsiBMMtmlneoioas. Its aetaal neore toaadt doubt aboat U whatowi foil anofs. ladlralebte la amy aet, we ama- Ut attatdia haa. dnds of man saioac thorn tat east tvokoa of la this letter. ., Ta nsolU ar mot ealreoa Bloto, bat Banaaaaat. Ia this east of Mr. S. 8. eioaa. U la now era eat year itae Um dlMM laauas a nwa aaa a taiat ox n aat Tkli Is not Mrtly eemntrttal to UU erarrbodjr with blsod dioue attottt thti In taeh a eoaditloa that n i bis easo, iitob aoro. ib too oaato of aamaimr. tait paporiofiuod toaoto. Not mwmmlbm- ia CJuinwdom bat ibouid pabltia OTery word of thU ia formatioa. if duty and not dollar war the coverainf rata, 4 With th ibort Information ofor too If yot to oo ufferiBi bam the eon of poitoaed blood, ither primarr, enutitatloaal or at a rotaltof awreBrial tnatmant, don't rale at fata but limply Mam yoanelf, for hr it a ear abtorate tad tare. Tainted blood manlfctt Itaolf la thiotm of Serofala. Semma, Rhonmatte Paint, Stiff or swoltoa JoinU. Braptiont or Coppar-eolored Spot on tho F or Body, Uttlo Cloon m th Month or oa the Tontao. Soiw Throat, SweUoa Tontilt, ralUnt oat of (a Hair or Eyobmw. aad ftaaliy a btroai-Uk Poeay of the Vtoth and Bone. If yon htv uy oat of tats tymptout don't delay till too laM hat go te yooj drntt and ft a bottk of i, mn mmm tmm nnway tone nt M ror oat Dotuo or to uo ror tlx BottltS with oar aoolntnarantot or aunty nfaBded by dreatiit or this eempany in full. All naekaate tent In plain wrtpport. AU oonatpondoaot ttrrttly tonfldontltl. f rOERO REMEDY CO., Cvtinsvlll. IndJ F. S. DUFFY, Wholesale fc Retail Druggist. Mad as a Hatter. The phrase "mad as a batter" has no reference to that respectable artist who designs the crowning article of civi lized male attire, but relates back to the Auglo-Saxon word "atter" (on ad der, or viper). "Mad" was formerly used as a synonym for violent or ven omous and is still used In that sense In some parts of England as well as In this country. The phrase, therefore1, strictly means as "venomous as a vi per," the old form, "mad as an atter f having been corrupted to "mad as a hatter." "In that direction," the cat said, waving its right paw round, "Uvea a hatter, and In that direction," waving the other paw, "lives n March hare. Visit either you like. They're both mad." A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY Hut Have Lsxartamt and Glossy Hair, He Matter What Color. The finest contour of n female face, the sweetest smile of a female mouth, loses ometbins if th head Is crowned with scant hair, flcant and fallhrs; hair. It Is now known. Is caused by a parasite that burrows into the sealp to the root of the hair, where It sap the vitality. The lit tle white scales tbe germ throws up In burro win- are called dandruff. To euro dandruff permanently, then, and to stoa falUns; hair, that germ must be killed. Newbro'e -Herpiclde, aa entirely new re sult of tbe chemical laboratory, destroys tbe dandruff treim, and, of course, stops the falling; hair, and prevents baldness, old by leadlnr drunists. Send 10c. la stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co., Petrolt, Mich. C. D. Bradham, Special Agent. Brrlla Taroaaa Raallah Spectacle. An Englishman writes of lierliu: "It Is the only modem city I know of that has managed to escape looking artificial. Tbe labor of building greater Berlin has been most dexterously bidden. There Is very little of the deadly uni formity, tbe Euclidian lines, the prosaic precision, one notices In New Tork. Ber lin Is something considerably better than a mere chessboard of brick and atone and. mortar. The streets have a carved sod entktng spactousless; they are shaded with - avenues of trees, faultlessly ssphslted and clean with cleanliness surpassing that ot Paris; The architecture it rather too florid for English tastes, but for all that de cidedly effective, sod s drive from L'n ter den Linden to Chariotteoharg will take one past a Oner succession of houses thsn either London or New Tork can show." Hi Joseph PosaUville, of Stillwater, Mian., after having spent over J,0Q0 with tbe beet doctors for stoaaok trot Me, Vlthest rJiV. was. &d vised by kl druggist, Mr Air Richard, to try t boi of Chamber kla's, Btofaaoh and Uvn Tablets. Bo did so," tad te a well rain today. If trosblsd with tBdigsstkrs.bad lasts In the asonlh, lack of appotfte or ooasttpatloa, giro thass Tables trial, aaH yen aro oortafn to bo nor than pleased with the rseatt. for sal at 15 ooaU per bos by all druggist. Ba4 hp SSarly laatvootlam. . Mrs. Crawfvot I'm glad ws tsngbt our boy Hlraui never to toef around corners. Mr. Craw foot Got . sn other object lesson, Maria t Mrs. Crawfoot Tee. Th paper says a'yonng anan lost a fortune on eoroer ra WsJItrost1' noiadetphia Becord. , T CVTJ it- !X T sin, aa m' . T wt "4 - mv - m. b m m m m i k . k . TNT cva-tjTT i A . ' 'ssx-TT Maian u not nonfinca cxduirvtiy; u u a warn p . sd tnarshr TTtions of the) country, but fherew there la v bftd ir thlt Insidlotu foe to health found.' Poisonous V tlfwwt knA fmM mmwrm r iHit tti trfnatw air A damn kiwi i m iwcn w iui um u m ihw wik ibviv uwwvi which are hreathed into the lnflf god t.ikrm- fc by the: - Uood end transmitted to every jtt ol tho body. -Then 1 ytm hffln to fed nt of norta vrithout ever suspoKtio,' tho T cans. No energy or eppetite. dull hes1a lies, sleepy n4' tlfed snd completely fagged out frmn the lliglitcst exer lion, are aoeio of the drplorahlt efif's i f tiis enfeebling ".'"."r smalady. An the diaeta profTtsseiarja th blood becomes ,'. snore deeply .poisoned, boils end sUct and dark or ( pllow sru appear nponUie skin. f Vben tbe noisoa Is L left to ferment and t1 rnicrobes end renns to fnwtlplv In the blood, Liver and JCl.laey trouLJe t rise. At MaUrJ t?jine and dm' . ,1 - r- ii twu't i f-i ,4,e grrtt.t i Nv t '. m.i. n. i .K ) -0 rmi?:tuti:i ' ---" S'XMt tlerf S. fl. U a - :. i : 1 H" n. . t n c:a rcj 1:3 doubt tht tail medlehMr aakkty cleans a tbe aSMMoas. ? It work until itgalthlm. ema Ilk a tory of maaie. St tkr la an l affaaiiia tussa. jnittir, it It mtttw I hananltf xnviBmfminnmtmjtjtmomtmtnnjitm am of attoa I earn, U of wkieh anaiU hro bni pernummit, uq pbotoTplid Moi,,iS to Jl,,,w wmU ahapt too afaoakhi for priit. ia oaato of hamanttjr. this papor eoBtDodto print, though toother pwi- BMdichw. Aatoac o man caaea arona of attoa- aaoot eonHntad ta nt .aiflH'H llSa n t T si -m n vy t n a m m a. n t Ulna? ILODirPBKIFIEII Faealty of Iaaltatloa la Aalmal. Some animals have wonderful powers of Imitation. Dogs brought up in tho company of cats have been known to acquire the trick of licking the paws and then washing the face. When a cat hat been taught to sit up for food her kittens have been known to imi tate her action. Darwin tells of a cat that was in the habit of putting her paw Into tbe mouth of a narrow milk pitcher every time she got the chance and then licking the cream off her paw. Her kitten soon learned the same trick. A lady tells of a rabbit that she keeps In a cage with a monkey and says that Bunnie has caught many of the monkey's ways. It Is said that starv ing pigeons that have been brought up on grain will not eat peas to save their lives, but that if pea eating pigeons are put with them they follow their ex ample and eat peas. Detroit News Tribune. A Sure Thine It Is said that nothing Is sure except death and taxes, bat that Is not alto gether true. Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Is a sure care for all long and throat troubles. Thousands can testify to that. Mrs C B VanHetre of Suepherdtown, W Va, say: "I had a severe case of Bronchitis and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle ofDr King's New Discovery then cored me absolutely." It's Infallible for Croup, Whooping Congo, Oilp, Pneumonia and Consump tion. Try It- Its guaranteed by CD Bradham, Druggist. Trial bottles free. Regular sizes 50o, $1. Work and Worry. It is a couiuiou mistake that to wor ry hard Is to work hard. The way to succeed Is to work and not to worry; th way to fall Is to worry and not to work. The way to neither succeed nor fall Is to both work and worry; that Is tbe way to kill yourself. London Truth. A Good Ward Fa Apollo, Mrs. Popley Mr. D'Auber remarked today that our Robert was like a young ApoUo. Mr. Popley Oh, that'e tbe way (with those artists. They're, always try ing to make people think well of those jold claaslcal heroes. Philadelphia P. S. DUFFY Do not Jtosltnto to ncovaaund Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to his friends and cus tomer. Indigestion causes more ill hearth than anything elan. ' It deranges the ftMnacb, and bring on all manner of d Issue. Kodol Dyspepsia Cur digests what yoi eei, ddfne inllcestion. dysDon- tU and all atomsch disorders. Kodol Is not only n perfect dlgestaat but a tissue twrlMiaif toaic as wU. IUswd health, perfect strength aad Increased vitality Mof IM nse. . - , DABTOTtlA, loanU Tin 1st 1m hn torn tofr . Bloadlooa. "I see Jonnle Uayletgh Is to undergo s not br opera tloo." peer me!,. Appendicitis sgslnr "Its, Sb going to have her. boo bs ad s mpwtatsd," Town Topics, k;,k 1 i' A l-va ' k m m a m. a . t and Ubery-rious comj.!ic'ioni rtcn h thvllood, the treatment to be . 1 V ! 1. , CI .1 n J t ii iiiitj ifnt, vi. c, r. ocr,iroys 1 j on snd pnrifir the polluted i' tonic effpfttli t' , .!.it"l i, - . ."y imipcratfa snl the r-r'N-.m g 1 I "nl .f tins d t'i-r- 'ii (hsraip. t 7 : FOR THE HOljSjWirE f ; ,U-XrV"1idea la Jrrwaa. To htivj- .ttoiit-b m tbi- :tuit,ue abont tbe i:irlor U tlte c-oi-nt t tiilni; nowa days.. Ohl saiaplers ;ir.- Iirougbt out and mounted harnionioui..v on screens. Cretonnes, tbe pnrterns of which are good or old fashioned, are more modish than tbe modern design, and these, too, are brourbt into re-iutsltlon for the screen. Tbe lower part of the screen should be covered with striped cretonne drawn perfectly smooth und tucked lu to positron with f;ii:- Ih-uhh heuded nails, which are driven through nu .y namental braid. Riubroldered panel worked In linen in colors to harmonize with the lower part of the screen are sometimes tncked iibove. In other cases stamped panels take their place. One of .the modenuJdeas in screen building is the use of panes of glsss In tbe upper half of tbe frame. In this way the light is allowed to pass through, while tbe glass forms an ef fectual barrier against drafts. A Dalatf Bodea-road. A bedspread that is rich looking, washes well and is easy to make may be evolved out of a hemstitched linen sheet, two rolls of mercerized linen floss, four yards of torchon lace edging, four yards of torchon lace Insertion and six torchon medallions or squares or three medallions and three Squares. Tbe spread Is supposed to cover th entire bed, so only tho sides will need the finest of the edging and insertion, the latter being sewed on two or three inches from tho edge and then th linen cut away from underneath it, leaving it transparent Tho-medalllons and squares should first be pinned on In an Irregular way, so ss to show to the best advantage, and then sewed and the material cut away beneath. All tbe edges should be hemmed on tbe wrong side and featherstitcbed, with the floss on the right side. Color SeheBB of Rooms. Color has its Influence in apparently Increasing or diminishing the site of a room. Blue is called a retiring color, therefore is used on low ceilings and elsewhere to give an idea of space, or, rather, of increasing space. On the contrary, yellow Is an advancing color and if used generously will make a room appear smaller. Red and green make but little difference. If olive green or red brown be used in con junction with mahogany furniture tbe general effect would be quite different from what it would be If blue were used. Blue would accentuate tbe taw ny orange In tbe wood, being its com plementary color. There should be only one decided color in a room, used as a background, against which the others are employed to give value. A Haadr Boa For Battoaa. This arrangement for holding but tons is made by pasting together six pasteboard boxes, such as are used by druggists in preparing prescriptions for - UK1QUB BUTTOS BOX. powders. They slide out like little drawers, and a button is sewed to the outside to Indicate tho contents. A white pearl, bone, fancy or aboe button is placed on tbe drawer designed for holding those particular buttons, while a hook and eys and a safety pin sewed to another will readily explain the con tents. A ysrd and a quarter of satin ribbon two Inches wld Is tied a boot th whole, with a bow at the top, form ing a neat little case, which for many reason 1 preferred to the button bags. mrrorl the Mln. If there la In th boose snd there usually Is, banished perhaps to the servant's room one of the old fashion ed, rather long mahogany framed mir ror the clever young girl bss the bet ter part of a very pretty dressing ta ble within her reach. Hang It rather low, and atand beneath It one of the small square tables with two drawers and narrow drop leaves that are to be had for 13 or Si, with a fln mahogany, finish, in almost nny shop. Open ta leaves, spread over their length a nar row bureau dolly of openwork, nod with eandlestlcka, dainty toilet articles and tho Ilk a thoroughly good dress ing table ts evolved. Before It msy stand low, square seat with s cush ion. v . , Khaki rr rwewMaiiw Ctttrt, Khaki has great deal to recontnlvud It to the economical housewife for cov. on for fnrnlturo, sad Indeed for -sjp hoist ery of nny sort - It ks nU' tbe Qua 11 He of washable linen, combined with tho bessUfui sbesn of silk. As It launder welt It is admirably adapted for summer drspoiy pnrpoae and nay bo ovon used for cart la. Its color of light brown ot oorn does not easily sotL and for this reason it In Msfnl for ta ble and ottoman covers and ensbioe tops.- 'J h; iT'-':'"' "' ,' ;- - .'"JveWa) Ckod ssaad.. .. ' Tor chapped hands one may try ap plications to them at bedtime of a aalav tnre of glycerin and .water in about equal parts. ' Discontinue if tho troaV uent do not pfovw beneficial, ts Its effect la hot the', name on every One. Before giving It np, bewver, try Sid ing more water to th nlitnr. . t - '" . - ii - ,v . a '. f. ' ' i i" s Motk IVWvWilva, ,t'..' i Betnetnber that stored blanket and other woolen articles may be kept from math If sofno well dried yellovr snap b eat np end scattered in that folds. '".7 "A Cnre Itr met: "I had bad cta of of pilesik) 1 0. f, Carter, of A tlanta, O , "and eoftepUed I physician who advised nil to try ftbot of DdT.'lu WItrk Hsrel IHIve, I pet clutJ a box anl waa ettrly esr4. , I Up1sd:J ft piles, giving rslltf Inrtati ly, ar. 1 1 letrt.Iy reoon -rtsd It to all t-.-inri." nv.vi-rs v.-:vn i:a?i fair r" ;!' 1 for 't t.vtltng nnal fee I I 1 -ii,t ' "', ' 'is.YEULOWSTONE PARK. , SMe"t WlUt Nataro'Sararlt Tttrtai kwr tir, Probably no area of - equal- extent contains so great a number of natural objects capable of arousing wooder, enthusiasm and awe as tire found crowded together In tbe p:irk. Its many scenic features of restful charm, found alongside areas of never ending activity, with weird. - grotesque sur roundings, surprise one at every turn. Yellowstone lake, the Jiir-csl :cvt of water In America nt m hili nu clt-vn Hon. with Its Indenttsl shore line iinJ 140 square miles of surface dotted with forested islands, presents to lov ers of nature a series of picturesque landscapes uncqunlcd upon any. other inland waters. The far famed fulls of the Yellowstone, with their unique and marvelous rock setting, and the Grand canyon, with its majestic out lines and brilliant coloring, nre worthy of all tbe praise bestowed upon tbem and merit a separate descriptive arti cle. More than n score of waterfalls and cascades, some of them of ex quisite grace and beauty, pour the wa ters of mountain torrents and plt-tcau lakes from tbe upliinds to the low lands. Many of them well deserve a visit, but their fame is obscured by the real marvels of the Yellowstone. Again, the fossil forests. So seldom llslted, tell a most Interesting story of a buried plant world, of explosive erup tions of mud volcanoes and tbe grad ual piling up of erupted lavas and ashes. All these, enticing aS they seem, appear Insignificant when com pared with the hydrotbermnl phenome na - displayed in geysers, boiling springs, hot lakes, solfataras and num berless .fumaroles, which have gained for the park the appellation of the won derland of America. Unquestionably It Is this hot water treatment which the region has undergone that has de veloped most of the objects ot Interest and made the park famous the world over. Even the lake owes much of its attractiveness to its hot springs and paint pots, and the Grand canyon would lack its brilliancy of coloring and Its sculptured buttressed wnlls but for the long continued action of hot ns well as cold water. Arnold Hague in Scrlbner's. PITH AND POINT. No grown person should ever hnte a child. Any man who has money can bore lithographs printed claiming a big show. The trouble with having a good word for everybody is that When you pay a compliment it doesn't count. We hope we are not lacking In sym pathy, but when they tell us that a fut woman is "delicate" we laugh. After a man has been engaged three or four weeks he begins to find oppor tunities to take sides In her quarrels. We don't know what it requires to become skillful at repartee, unless It Is to think aa quick as when the baby has the croup. Ever notice bow peoplo reach over the preserves after the pickles? And bow they Insist on passing pickles In stead of preserves to others? Atchison Globe. Qaecr Taotet. Speaking of mysterious tastes, that of a man who was recently before the magistrate at Greenwich Is not very easy of explanation. Three weeks ago a legacy of f 130 was left to him. The first thing he bought, it seems, was a set of billiard balls, and be now 1ms nothing else left to show for the 130, which has disappeared at the rate of 43 6s. 8d. weekly. Why billiard balls? It la a singular and rather Interesting form of craving. It is perhaps tnie that n billiard bail is one of the very few perfect objects produced by man. It Is sll of s piece, It is thoroughly ho mogeneous as regards material, and It Is, or should be, faultless in form. Yet only s strong strain of mysticism In tho character would account for a mini hungering and thirsting for billiard balls above all other earthly things -London News. Whet the Sap Rises. Weak longs should be carefol, Counhs end colds are danreroos the. One hftnnt Coogh Cur curst ought and oo Ids and gives strsngth lo ths lungs. hfrs.fi K. Fenner, of Marion, lad, tj, "I tottered with s coogh until I run down In weight from 148 to M Ib. I tried a somber of rented hi to ns avail natfl I mod One Miaul Coogh Cure Foor bottles of this nderfnl rvmedy cared nte onll ely of the cough, strengt hened nty testa aad restored so tn my SOTS) weight, haahh aad (trengih.' Sold by T.H Dnffy ' Oat of run. Annt Prisms I am shocked at you. Wsude. Too permitted young Mr. Jones to kiss you. Maude Ue only Just touched to on tbe nose, "auntie. Annt Prtemrflt ' wss - quite out of place, dear. hfando-H knew It was. auntie.-'- But yon cam In so suddenly, yon sen. . 1 Qpick Arrest. . JAOnllodg ( Verb, Ala, wss twice In th hospital fro 4 Sevsre c of piles ceusslnf U Ustor. Aflet doc tor and sil rotnedlee fafiod. fnokka's Anion Solve quickly nrreatod farther tafiaaiaaaUon and enro l him. . . It eon, quern nehe and kill pein, 18 stO D Brad bass's Prog Ut. . 7 . 1 TKe-Ni-CMiHaal anU Provident Association v Room tfflo, f)ntbm S.'Or Voir Bert Brstwh ofDnsat Muiaal Aid Bank, Broad street 0 0 Hoars, Bept. , ' i ; . L'fe d'aae asd t)tc Be edit. 10.0CWstOtr paid 4otlsg ;peet year, v.' ' . The Vnpetlatead'nt U trill I Bow Mttseas man of New f a tul'Uea Hnttxl m pr U N-n fl i lr ffdtttty V "-a it.-wt iit ! 'i anil't Soon Was Himself Again. Eating everything, putting on flesh and looking strong and well. ERV1N BERNHARD ANDERSEN The case to which we wish to bring your notice today Is of common occur rence In nearly every household whore there are children, and yi-t it is Impos sible to overestimate its Importance. Thero la nothing complex about i'. It Is simply where a HI tie boy. who had been a healthy child riom birth up to two years old. had then benun gradually to fall In health. The father, in writing of the case, cannot tell definitely the cause of this decline in health, uml we here Introduce his letter for you to read : 710 Racine St., Itacine, Wis.. December 4, 19n3. Dear Sirs 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 train of winter or not 1 could not say, but. at any rate, we noticed that he waM losing in flesh and we could get nothing that he would eat. He fretted and cri. d a good deal at night, so that his rest was broken, and almost before we kn. w It he was in a very poor slate of health. After trying various remedies, we finally decided to give the child a treatment of Ozomulslou. One thing that pleased us with this preparation was that tie- child became very fond of it. and would re mind us when it was time to guv it to him. The result of the treatment has been most surprising. After two or three weeks the boy was himself aaln. eating everything, putting on 1 1 - - h ami looking strong and well We eoni.l n..t believe that a remedy would hav.- siieh good results in so phot t a titn.-. It Is no exaggeration to say that our bov has been completely restored to health by Ozomulslou. Very sincerely yours. (Signed) N. Ander.ien. Does not the foregoing 1 . -1 1 . -1- apjn il to mothers? Is it not human In Its Inter est? And Is there not u k. i'n. 1 .,f go,,d suggestion In It? How can we lenrn of the good tilings of this life any better than lv t xpi tl- F. S. DUFFY, Wholesale & Retail Drugqdst. fCOLCHICmc iSAUCYLATL Sold by D1VIS' Carolina Business College, t r We rc now enrolling itudenti rapid y for tbe Huinircr Heulon NOWJIH TllirrlMK TO IIKGIIV i. o.ier eoosp " Do of rnr eourie during tt.r SIMoNii m l KiIILY pUMMKH T1IK IIKiT iiimI MOHT KANILY MAH- 11 Mik keeping tod Hyitemi of Bboit tad tfr develop m i.mI In ib'l Uol'ege nil tbe lottrucllon It dimple end Thorough. . DKMAND For look-krepem nd ti now retr tbao w will b bU lo lopply from out grftdottt, ead Let Ui Help yon toe Better od Mote Ucrllre Poiltloo. Tor full PwllraUr, AddfVw S, j: H0LLADAY, - f - t President. feDay iiiidiNIght Sessions: Th tcrt JSI i i l.no nut " ence? And It is the universal experience of all who give izoniul.si.io t., , -hildrcii that this preparation produces more ro rnarkable 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 tile palu. tability of Ozomulslou. It Is aluays a pleasure lo give children a remedy "t bat they like to lake, and this is one phase of the (Izomiilsion treatment whic h cer tainly speaks greatly in its favor. You do not have lo force children lo tako Ozomulslou, because tlley like its taste, and in the raw of very young Infanta they seem to know, unite as well aa parents, the good that Ozoinulsioii doe to tliem. W hen you s, e a baby reach Its little arms out to show ils eagerness ti, tako Ozomulslou, atteiwanls notice tho sph mild improv . incut in the baby's health . you u ill . ei l.i ml v learn from t his C-.. llelK e He good that ()7.ol U U Isl oil .Iocs and th'- l.h.ir whiib It Inidswith children. lzollililsii.il il the best possible form of eod-liv. r oil that lias r h vised. 1 1 is fa r sup. riot- to any other emulsion, and It gives I o cod- liv . r oil ils ;i e.it, st. value by mating it do its utmost good iii the bunia n s -t ein We cannot emphasize loo strongly thft I Iiei.,1 plop,. Hi, S of Ozoinulsioii. It OVi IVoineS the , ting of flesh allll strength Iii adults !l cures eoiiris and "Ms. am l,v enn hihe lb" Moo,! with the mo' t .ssential I I , e I je of ,,iur. h l"lleU ;u, S o the SVSleln tl.lt slieiigth and -resist iv. pi.w.-r will, h Is al.sohilely m e. s-sirv to h. i lib I iruc.ci t- . II Ooiiiulsioii in two sl. s an i enl : ami!. If voiir druggist do, s not " ' '.omul-don I,, sto. k b, i in . o.llv older it mi on or if v s d.-ire a sui.ill I lln.e, to See . Il I 1 it j jke. voll ( ill obtain the same by in.aitjoiiim- r 1 1 - - name I I hi : p ip. I lo w he h Vi. o : . . l hi-, i I 1 1 no III and si u,l i i, e to Tin-: o'n MI'I.MIDX I'll. 9S I'll,,. St New Yolk City. Trochct's Colchicine Salicylate Capsules. A standard and infallible cure for K'HtUMATISM snd GOUT, endorsed hy the liilicssj medical authorities ol Europe and America. Dispensed only in spherical capsules, which dis solve in liquids of the stomach without causing Irritation or disagreeable symptoms. Price, J-l pe bottle. Sold by 'rumMs is. p,e sure and eel llie Renulne "IIIIAXK MI'U. .. ll.ttflJiHt Ulll. M Prap. PHARMACY. KtVriV TAILS TO CURt . n-AUACIlL3 'Aril CULD9 I , 7 h ' itiiy...iinn Motif Htoiuftpit i phi i 'tiu rnj, m '
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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May 26, 1904, edition 1
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