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r - - 'f tiered rt ftxn, wtfh twful pains, due to woman
r tables," wrftcs JLin. 'At D. McPhersop, froa Chad
fcottra, R C They crew worse, fill I would often faint
1 could Dei w& ct &3, tad I had u awful hurting fanny
tZU ; a teadichd'and a backache. .
- I cave cp and thought ! would die, but ray husband
cred me to try Cartful, so, I began, and the Erst bottle
telped nev By the time the third bottle was used, 1 could
do all cy work. AS the people "around here said I would PI
die. but Cardul relieved me,T
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TAKE
'-Tor"'ttOfVvfhaii 50' years, Cardul has been-relieving
woman's sufferings, and making weak women strong and
well During this time, thousands of women have written,
Hke Mrs. McPherson, to tell of the really surprising results
they obtained by the use of this purely vegetable, tonic
remedy for women.
Cardul strengthens, builds, restores, and relieves or pre
Tents unnecessary pain and suffering from womanly troubles.
If you are a woman, begin taking Cardui, today.
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HUMOR OF A SCULPTOR.
Carpeaux In His Merry Moods With
Napoleon III.
Although be was a luini of grent'ear
nestuess ami seriousness of purpose,
Carpeaux, one of the most famous
Freucb, sculptors of the last century,
had a droll tongue and a capricious
humor that he veuted on lackey and
emperor alike. Lecture Pour Tous re
lates some aniusiuy; anecdotes of him.
At a reception at the Tuileries Na
poleon III. engaged iu a few minutes'
private conversation with Carpeaux.
At its conclusion the young sculptor
was besieged by a crowd of courtiers
and envious rivals, who wanted to
know what the emperor had talked
about.
"Promise to tell : no one!'' whispered
Carpeaux as he drew the eager listen
ers to one side of the ballroom. "Well,
then, the emperor was trying to bor
row 5 francs from me."
Some years later, when Carpeaux
had received the commission to do the
decorations for the Pavilion de I'lo're
of the Tuiierles, Napoleon often came
to watch him- at work on the scaffold
that had been huilt against the face
of the building. Occasionally the em
peror mounted aloft to this improvised
studio, hung between earth and sky.
One day Carpeaux, in a particularly
merry mood, told him that when he
wished to rest from his labors he i
would make tiny pellets of clay and
-drop them on the heads of passershy.
"It's very amusing," he explained.
"People stop and look about them.
They can't imagine where the missiles
come from.
"Here," he continued, holding out
some of the little clay bullets; "try it
yourself."
"1 wouldn't dare," laughingly said
Napoleon, amused at the Idea of the
emperor of the French, mounted on a
scaffold, throwing pellets of clay at his
subjects, .' .
"Bah!" muttered Carpeaux. "What's
the use of being an etoperorr
Napoleon djd not forget this remark.
A few month's later, when the sculptor
. . sought a title, the emperor, unable or
( unwilling , to grant the request, ex
; claimed: .
"Bah! What's . the 'use' of -being Cat
peaux? Isn't thafbetter than baron r
MENACE OF-THE CURTAIN.
Window Oraperlas and tha Campaign
. 5 ..Against the Whita Plagua. r V
vl' :,If "the worldwide ,'tampalgn, against
tuberculosis Is going to be a success it
like charity.- preventive measures must
begin' at bqme. " Fresh air must be ob
tained by each occupant of every room
in the -house. This can never, be ac-
comDllsbed until housewives realise
Mint the bodv Is .of more value than
Dure 1 alf of more importance to life
i ? than the maintenance of the traditional
snow irhlteness of a pair , of window
-curtains.?"
t-;
The , fear faf- soiling white: curtains
: a. s';v ,.and 'uteo of admitting dnst end dirt
.". into the rooms where it can seme on
AimifiiM'tiul nmonpnta Infinite as
f.''.rw" C much responsible for the closed -win-
f:-?,;':vi;td0w'nab " the uuts of oftsXj jtrooflAwuiiiJu,uuiBii
: , : u -hi nnrn w overcoma Drejuiuw nuu
hkrAer itill id root rat an old eetabll3$
d ctifttftrTL but ntfrerthekfefl lhl
'l At4Mw 4ftu irt tSnitoh rait
t AjruWiJ ivtvm ; v j 5'v.uwv ywv.sy
r tnnoM hfnftiiv inn ftimniv ' rn nincr
Klrls hi school so Ibat wser ba
houseimftHnVotoent ttt"M incuica
Jgi 'abolish curWps.altogetlifr from
th( t vrlridbW8Xloi private dwellings
mi
wA.iid bhitnsoAJjufh) meiiPFt
or J l,i k? prcseut generation, uni u mis
' Ideal cannot yet be attained they might
. Ha tnflrfu nf Horn Icsn flinpnsive or
' more rofldiytrtnevllfomataiJr'j
the sake ,of pix-arnnces huronn JlVfg
"must not' Wuirovve'u' 14 f Uttc'i'.l-Lon'd'oil
llodlcal Press and Circular
'.Feeling H and Cold, '' '
VdaisiU Kp ii ii ''!' Jhnt -we feel
objects Hint nre cold when brought In
contact with the skla quicker than
those thnt nro warm in thnt the nkln.
beln a Vry jxtor conductor of bent,
ab'iorl" h'-it lo ty from nn object of
n t ' -i.cr -'iMitfMr! tlmn Il-:lf, wldlp
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Dept. Cktttanooa Medicine Co.. ChattMooit. Tetra..
ue book. Horn Treatment ior Women." tent tree. 49
bettor conductors of -teat than nie sKin
absorb heat readily from tho skin, and
hence u sensation of cold is felt at once.
Sizing Up the. Situation.
The young gill had been engaged a?
an amanuensis by a society woman.
She discovered that nearly every dav
the husband and wife hid a quarrel,
so she gave notice that she was goins
to le;lve.
"Why?" inquired the lady, in sur
prise.
"Oh. you don't need an amanuensis,
madam," replied the girl. "What you
want is a war correspondent!" Yon
kers Statesman.
LEGENDS OF THE SWORD.
Curious Beliefs That Hovered Round
the Ancient Weapon.
Countless legends and superstitions
nave attached to the sword since the
days when fighting was the principal
occupation of life. So highly was the
sword esteemed that Mohammed in
the Koran declared it to be "the key
to heaven and hell."
The warrior or knight gave a name
to his sword. He 'vowed at the altar
never to draw it iu a false cause. It
was his companion and friend and de
scended from father to sou for many
generations. One sword named "Broth
er of the Lightning" had a golden hilt
inscribed with magic words. In times
of peace these were said to be illegi
ble, but before a battle "they glowed
red as blood."
It was believed, moreover, that a
sword after long use acquired a life of
Its own. Many'famous swords were
said to utter cries before battle, and
after a weapon had killed five score
men it became blood hungry and leap
ed from its scabbard at the approach
of a foe. Certain swords were said
to refuse to give a wound iu a bad
cause. Among these was the brand
Excallbur. which was given to King
Arthur by a. fairy and which Richard
Coeur de Lion professed to own.
In the east superstitious reverence is
still paid to the .sword. The Daimlos
of Japan, when they voluntarily sur
rendered their rank, kept as ft rule the
wonderful blades which 'had ' been
handed down frbui generation to. gen
eration. In some cases for more than,
a thousand years, and which bad ab
sorbed, as they believed, some of the
character and life of the men that hi&
owned them. Harper's Weekly.'
SARDINIAN BAGPIPES.
'to Exhausting That Nearly All Who
v.; 1 ? Played' Them Diad Young.
' Bagpipes are the Bulgarian national
Instrument Until lately the servants
who waited on the Turkish grand
grand vizier In Constantinople were
mates, though not. as In former times,
persons specially mutilated; but chil
dren born' deaf and dumb. They used
a Inngiiw of sijros. with special ges
ture to demrlbe the representative of
each nation. To tpdtcatarfblt Bulgarian
agent tbey Imitated a man playing on
the bogplpeaitft atdtabln'dt ; the Bui
risns who invented ti
Thevare4mong the oI
k of Dflnlel
Bftillirs
in -JTbo oTintrttiB m
ent day. but geographically .from ,Cbl
m to jErttfn.1 (.rest Eng
land Is said to have given them to
irihr('bfiWBhiry4 4loWr, final
ly lost s norullnrly severe, form of th
'MthiiatilJ -wasWHbrdlnlM
!nnnneddrh!eh,tmiireilpes, all
ploced"'ittf fW WporV jfloljtt. and, AJis
anO'aowirovw tbsTiaies. - ;
nearly nii tue ivpBripa.youiiK,,, sn
IMS Oeof'-utAreftWwrossjjlie
who. htisnrvlvod to the age, of elchUt
Cut W w ttirf last ) tht MtjAAfi
-s.a..' 'j ; 1 J. ii.J "it.. Ma.L.
taent wai played bo .mora. Chicago
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oKTto tile Ptes-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i
For t- purpoM. of an audit and
verificatioa of the boot and accounts
of the city of New.Bera, N. C, you
are reipcctfully requested to send in
to m promptly, in care of the City
Clerk, a statement, showing date.
item and amount of any account you
may have against the city or any of
it department to May 31, 1913, inc.
If you bold unpaid warrants to
cover any such items, show number
and amount of each.
- HILTON-RAWL1NGS & CO.,
Certified Public Accountants (Va.)
By order of Fiaance Committee.
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Heaps of Re
freshment, Goodness and
Purity in a glass
of
PEPSI-Cola
Your favorite
from the min-r
ute you try it.
In Bottles cr At Founts
NOTICE! NOTICE!
The "H.L.N." will leave the fcot
of Pollock street for Glenburnie
Park every morning during the
summer at 10 a.m., commencing
Saturday, May 31, and maintain
ing an hourly schedule. Fare ten
cents each way. Special care taken
of children. For white people only.
Remember the boat, will leave
every hour, on the hour, commenc
ing at 10 a.m., May 31. The pat
ronage of the public solicited.
W.H.PARRIS. Captain.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAINS
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'4' If " via
TO
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Beaufort and Morehaed City, N". C.
Ready for Summer Visitors
Beginning Sunday, June 8th, special
Sunday trains will be run from Wash
ington via Vanceboro and New Bern
to Morehead City and Beaufort, every
Sunday.
Sunday Schedule
L. A. and S. H. Haywood and C
C. May of Trenton were-ain6ng thjp
visitors in th' My yeMeMrayrt
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General Panncnger Agent.
Preh lot No. U RUDDER BNDS
t received. B. J. Land Printing
Co.- Phone 8. ' -V-:;'-
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SALLOW COMPLEXION eoew froa bOioa
isxptribes ia the blood, and, tba fault lias with the
lrscr. It it torpid.
SIMMONS
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LIVER REGULATOR
(tex row urn rouo
la the greatest of all liver medicines. Its powerful purifying and
strengthening influence is at once apparent in an improved appetite,
good digestion and a feeling of strength and energy in the body.
When the system has been put in order the yellow cast in the skin
gradually disappears and the complexion becomes clear and healthy.
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Alt lor III fwalH wick b Bi I oa th label. 1 1 Jon cannot gr It. romlt W D. m Till aoafl
tall. Doatpald. SlinMM Llvor Ecgvlator ia pat Bp alao In liqaid form lor tboa who pralor it.
SI.OD par aoula. Loot lor tkc 14 Z labal.
J. H. ZCILIN a CO.. PROPS.. ST. LOUIS, MO.
fresh Air!
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won t n'ic-.t i nc tuny , M. iHIi !iy kci
hrive wonderful ly if you will s;Vi' him
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nil wh.U you s.ive in mcdii iiu-am! d it's bills will more t li.-in .iy 'i. or om
nhcfC dainty go carts or carriages. We lnve just receive I in sorted ship
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"ions. Lvcry carriage- is made wit h the best .-.tcclgeirs and c'idiioti frub-
the most substantial made. V h ive t hem r inging in .rice- .o .11
. - 35.00.
J.S.Miller Furniture Co.
99-101 MIDDLE STREET, PHONE 229.
The New Bern
Phone 734
This week we are making a specia1
low price on
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and Toilets
MR. MERCHANT : Advertising in The JOURNAL
means money to you always. Why not contract for
space at once. WE GET
J3xiTbscriTbe
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Plumbing Co.
69 Broad Street
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WIEK END AND SUNDAYEX. -'
CURSION FARES ToVIRCINIA
BEACH And NORFOLK!.
via .J
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
I From Week End Sunday 'J:
Goldsboro $4.75 $2 JO ..'
La Grange 4.75 2-50 , fV f .
Kinston 4.75 2.SO - v
Dover 4.75 2.50 .
New Bern 4.75 20 '
Vanccboro 4.75 2.50
Rates to Virginia Beach Week End
75 cents higher and Sunday 40 cents
higher than the above Norfolk fares.
Week End ticket sold every Friday
and Saturday, May 30th to September
"ill inclusive, good to rt-lurn until
midnight Tueday following dale of sale.
Sunday tickets sold Saturday night
trains May .51 Hh to September 7th
good to return leaving Norfolk 9:00
p in . S;i inlay .
( ,( t i Din.!. ie information inr.i your
Ticket Agent.
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Never had seen the
inside of a printing
plant.
Today it is one of
the most successful
catalog houses in his
section, and he p rich.
He was a born exec
utive, not an engine
driver. ;apd he, found
himself.
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