, -i S DAlty JOLiKSAJj la a St NlUl
. ir, fWibUansa tatty, axaept Moadar, at
MPT rear, M.OtorL santitha DeUvarad
j city subaortbarsat Ml ean taper moo Lb.
run WECJLT JOC&HAlo a M column
, . per, la ftbtiabad srery Tboradar
per annnrw .
it all the morning. J)iil feel like
crying then T ..- aa, J felt too angry
to cry-wto think that a woman
should treat ne' thus. 'And I
realized then the mighty power of
inMnnnA ,1 1 . . . ,) .L. UM
at I2-U0 luucui auu ioouiygu Luai iiviu
I that Terr hoar it should be mr
ADVKBH81NQ rates (uaily ) oie ; study and daily endeavor to do to
iuc wMtaar u. ior snoeeouect others as I should like to have them
do to me ; that, in other words, I
1 would always, and under all ctr
tnsarttoa.
AdvarUaaawnta under bead of -Business
Locm" M cents per line (or n ri and 5 oeots
or arary aabaaqaap l Insertion.
He adTevUaaaaenu JJ beinair.ed between
oeal aaetter at any pnce .
MeUeeaaf jalarnaa-ea or Death not loe&oeed
tea UneawlU be Inserted free. All additional
matter Will be enarged 5 ceil u per 11 ue.
FaraMBtafortraikuentadTertuemenuniuil
be made In advanoe. Hevularadvertineiueuu
Wlli be collected promptly at the enl at each
UtatSu
OWmmnni nou containing uewa ur a dia
llw of uoat matters are solicited o
aamiBODloatloii must be exuected to he ouh
liahed that conlaina oh actionable perauual
Use withholds the name of the author: or
tat will tnake more Hutu our column ol mis
Any person feeling i..ru-o ki au auouy
a&oueooiuinimicatioii ran obtain Hie uame o
ta aoiaor oy application i una orhce mid
aaawtnf Wherein the grievance trusts.
THE JOUKNAL.
a. a. acaii.
K. Ha&PKR.
Edit.
Muilatia IUuir,
SKW BERNE. N. C Jl l.V'.'t lK
aatstea si ta foai oatae at H Bsraa.
as seouaa-laas matter.
The Potter of I nil Deuce .
Do we any of us realise the power
which we possets, either for good
Or bad the influence which every
one of as yields T 1 some times
think not, because it we did, 1 am
are we would act so differently.
. Ob, the mighty power of influence.
It is so great that it governs the
world. I never realized soinuch in
regard to it until recently, l or
many weeks 1 have been visiting
journeying from place to place
seeing a great many t. pes of hu
man nature; and 1 have found it a
curious siuay. i nave ieen great
ly interested in the eople whom I
have met, for character Was always
to me a source of great en joyment.
To see the different modes ol life in
different localities are very mstruc
tive and fascinating to one who
can. watch them from an outside:
Standpoint, liut 1 see the same, Mow Mood Paper is Made.
Vm A nn ...... . m .. I .... !.. ;n
uuuiau uabui u ctci.) " 11 v c biiiui n i .u i j in '11 , i iiirir 10 it iuiii
hearts, and hearts that are not so where papei is made from wood,
.kindly, though 1 am very happy to land in this mill there is a machine
say that the good predominates, as I resembling in appearance a large
I firmly believe that there is more cheese box, about six lectin diame-
cumstances, to a lady. Oh! bow
hard it is to receive rebuffs, un
kindnesa and insults even from
strangers, how to submit to that
which we do not deserve, to loose
our faith, our confidence in human
nature. But we should not judge
every one alike, suppose we do
meet with occasional rudeness, even
.with unkiudntMs, it is a sign that
every body is so! No, it is not.
Fori know from personal experi-
'euoe that there are manv chival
rous and noble men ; many lovely
and good women: that there are
ladies and gentlemen.
Yes, there is moreyood than bad;
iu this rough old woild of ours. 1
fully believe that this is so and 1
understood as never before what it
means in the beautitudcs, ''Blessed
are the merciful for they shall ob
tain mercy." For 1 do not believe
that it was alms gmog that the
! Lord meant, but kindues, daily,
, hourly, heart felt kindness, a smile
here, a cheerful, kindly word there,
an interest and fellow ship in hu
1 inanity.
We need not be fools to do this.
! It is not a sign of "softness" to be
kind. We ean be just as smart,
ljust as intelligent, just as far see
lug, and still be kindly towards all.
1 There is truly
"Nothing bo kindly & kind Dene
And nothing bo royal as truth. '
And we realize it more the longer
we live, and the more we see.
Yes,1nliuence is a powerful thing,
and we all possess it more or le.-s,
lor good or bad. Hi! let us put our
influence on the right side, being
kind, mercilul and considerate, re
memberiug that others have the
same humauity as ourselves. It we
do this the world will le better: and
we shall recieve our reward both
here and ticaralter. Household.
similar to that of a grain aeparator.
The apron runs orer a copper "ano
tion box harine numerous boles
in the top from which the air water
are constantly be exhausted. The
effect of the suction box is to re
move most of the remaining water
from the palp, which by this time
resemDies a wet sheet of paper
ine aamp aneet is now taken up
by a felt blanket and carried over
steam fheated drams. By this
time the paper is strong and dry
enough to support itself, so it
leaves the felt aud passes unaided
between the highly polished calen
der rolls, which smooth it and give
it a hard surface. It is now rolled
up ready to be removed to the cut
ting machine, where revolving
knives reduce it to sheets, which
are piled, sorted, and counted ready
for shipment.
11 a fine iater is desired, the
roll in place ot bemg cut up into
sheets is ieground iu a "rag engine"
iniilai to the washing machines,
still further washed and bleached
and sent through another "Four
drinier machine,'' whence it issues
as pure white finished paper. The
"size" which gives paper its glossy
finish is introduced into the pulp
while U48 in the last washing ma
chine. At the West Newton paper
mills, rollsjof paper four miles long '
are regularly made, and rolls nine
miles long have been made from re
grouud wood paper Paper aud j
Press. I
ll
mm
Absolutely Pure.
Hi la powder nerer vanea. A marvel of
portly, irenfth, and wholeaomeneea. More
tooaomteal thin the ordinary fctndi.and earn
not be sold In competition wlLfe Uie a altitude
ol lw teat, snort weight, alum or phosphate
Every COI'NTRY MERCHANT
buy OLD RIP TOBACCO
should
Be Kind lo Voar Horac
Kindness with the family horse
is of the utmost importance.
Always cultivate an acquaintance,
and be on social and fneudJy terms
with him. If he is tired and worn
out. it is astouishiUL', how these
pe wears. Sokd only In eaaa. Uorax Jakj
FowDaOo..liWaU-aU.. J. noTU-lTdw
For aale in Newborn by Alex. Miner.
ROUND KNOB,
This uelluhlful resort le now opeo to visit
ors l lit hotel has been thoroughly reno
vaied aud furnished UirouKbeul with an eye
lo tha solid comfort of g-oeeta Batha, Blee
trio Bella, watel la every raom.vblla toe
TAHLtt ta unsurpassed by any oa the road.
Tne goeaeraMs unexoelM- In plctorrsque
brauty, snlb a fountain tUrowlog a lcea
IW fet hrjra,
A near way has beea ofxued rrom kere
to the JPINNAuLK qf UaB - itlue kUdu.
llT('HBIli-av - PKaK and TUS RrVlfiK,
wuloh shca-teaa Uie dUtaaov an e-half U ovee
acood road. ak less expense, wore m forts,
THE CEOTfll:El
IS MAKING THIS SEASON
A Specialty' of Fine Clothing and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
And is therefore better prepared than ever to auit the moat faatidiocta a the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Oar Suite are-stylish and well made, from tasteful fabrics, and are sold at
Rck Bottom Prices.
Ourline of FURNISHING GOODS embraces everythingthat Gentlemen uae.
In NECK WEAR and SILK HANDKERCHIEFS we are exhibiting a line of
Koods that are creatiorjs of the beautiful and cptivating in their elegant sim
plicity .
STYLISH HATS Derbies, light, black arid brown; Fur Hats of all shapes and
qualities, apd Crush Pocket Hats in all colors, only 75c. Big assortment ot
Straw Hats, latest shapes, handsome and cheap.
Full stock of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS. Ladies' and Gents' Sboea at piicea
to suit the times and your pocketbook. A Ladies' Foxed Gaiter only 60c.
We are still baying a big run on our $3 50 genuine, fine French Calfskin Shoes
in Bale, and CoDgrees, which are acknowledged the nicest and best Shoe in tna
market. A full guarantee lven with every pair.
DAVID M. JONES of Beaufort will be pleased to meet his old friends and
customers at
GEORGE ASH'S,
Middle 6 tree t, next to L. H. Cutler's.
OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN VA.
and the wbale rout a UOK.Vk ok Hi; ALT
AM U INTJlHKHT.
Male Train, Ouldes and Teuta, til i be had
at the Hotel
The W. N. C. R. K. tralna slop h. ir for diD
ner. kxpresa. Telegraph and Poel.rtii in I he
tMiitdlng. Kvery ertorl on Iht ) an (if ihe
it i ! attentions will eucourarre and I rT":''. ""' T.,
iieer linn un, tien not in use, ue
Ol 1 KM" TOHAl'CO sells .mu lt nud
never fniln lo please. Thy a I'm ci.
good than bad in this old world of
ours.
"."--Bat I Btarted to tell about Uio
power of in flue Dee. (ineevening a
few weeks aco, while sittniK with
tne friend with whom I was travel
lag in the station at Cincinnati-
. waiting for the night train that
, Bhonld take us to Toledo, a lady
came hurried I j in, looking some
what anxious. Her tinsbaiid had
j t lieu to meet uer. cine gianceu
; hurriedly around, then seated lier-
een near 'on ami m r iriena
'and comiuenccd talking with them.
; I cannot tell on what she said, but
I talked with her for over two
hours, and I sluill neei forget the
impression which 1 received. What
was it? Wliv, that I was talking
' tit i i . 1 1 -
wiin a loveiy t nrisiian woman, a
perfect lady. Her husband, a tine
looking elderly man he was ;t
minister of the gospel caine just
before the train was due. How
glad he was to find her, and how
delighted she was to see him. See
ing them together 1 saw what went
ter, standing on its edge. In this
cheese lox there revolves, at an
enormous speed, a strong iron disk,
armed w ith a great number of sharp
steel knives, which cuts up the wood
into shavings similiar to thosemade
by a draw knife. While we were
looking at this machine an attend
ant picked up a heavy stick of cord
wood, w hich he piacedjon anincliu
ed trough by the side of the ma
chine, and shoved it into the same.
In a twinkling the log had disap
peared, and a second was sent after
it, quickly followed b ,i third.
Although it may .seem incredible,
that machine reduced those heavy
1 loot .sticks to shavings at the rate
of three a minute!
These shavings are carried oil by
acone.er to the "boiling nom.'7
where they are boiled for seeral
hours in caustic soda "soda lye''
winch ci mi bines with all the resi
nous matters in the wood, and re
duces it to a mere librous pulp.
Tins pulp is next run into the
' washing machines," which are
to make up a lovely home picture, a , oval tubs about tifteen feet lone and
noble man and a beautiful woman six or eight feet wide, having a
happy in each other, 'e shall longitudinal partition in the middle.
prooaDly never meet again, but
their influence will never bo forgot
ten, for I went from their presence
feeling ennobled and encouraged to
do better. This is only a picture,
and I have still another. While
sitting in the hotel parlor one morn
ing, while staying for a few days
in a large city, an elderly lady
commenced talking with me. She
was from a far Western State.
I never shall forget her kindness
or; the interest which she mani
fested in a straDger. "Don't you
think yon are a little careless in
not having something around you
thiii 'cold morning T'' she said.
Then added, "Excuse me, please,
bat lam so accustomed to taking
caref girls."
. I -came - pretty near breaking
doWBoT ft had been so long any
one haa'fpoken to me like that.
She went on talking, and when we
parted shook hands with me, wish
ing me "God speed," and I went
away feeling that I bad fonod a
friend.. Bat I have still another
picture.
A few days after this occurred I
as tx as ot tier hotel and, seeing
me ladies in the parlor, I ven
red4to ask them, in a perfectly
lite way, a simple question in re
trd to a certain locality. Never
all I forget the expression with
' ich" one of them turned to me
i 'lif "ft. haughty manner said :
ILd porter in the hall can give
i all necessary information, as it
' 'a basines8." She pot a strong
nt on the "necessary." I said,
ielytyThank yon, madam,"
' left her, bat I did not ask the
r in the hall. I felt as ill
; teen struck in the face I felt
extending nearly the entire length
of the vat. In one of the compart
meuts thus formed there is a
"beater," composed of a number of
steel blades with rounded edges,
which revolve at a rate of speed be
tween stationary blades in the bed
plated below. In the other com
partment there is a Mwasher,"
which consists of an octahedral
frame covered with veiy tine wire
guaze, and inclosing a sortof water
wheel. The w ater runs iu the op
positer direction to the beater, but
very Blowly, and the result is a
constant current of the pulp up one
side of the machine and down the
other. A stream of water is con
stantly scooping it up and empty
ineit through its hollow ehalt. The
beater forces all the foreign matter
oat of the palp, and the washer re
moves the dirty water, so thai; the
fiber becomes thoroughly cleansed
It is now removed to another ma
chine similar to the first, where it
is bleached by means Of chloride of
lime and muriatic acid. The
washer is dispensed with
daring fhe bleaching. After
the bleaching comes another
washing, to remove the chemicals
from the fibers, and the pulp,
thoroughly softened and mixed with
water, is drawn off into storage
tanks, whence it is pumped into the
paper machines. At one end of the
hotter is a box into which the pulp
is pumped from the tanks. This
box has a fine!horizo&tal slit, from
which the pulp flows ina. steady
stream on to an endless wire gauze
apron, about six feet Wide iwhicn
is constantly running away from
the box. The rolls over. which this
apron runs hare an "end shake"
should U- given a reasonable
aiuouutof daily exercise. No ani
mal will do wellwithout exercise.
It promotes a good notion of their
limbs, and assists digestion. The
harness should be made to fit, thus
avoiding chafes and bruises. In
cold father the lips aud tongue of
the horse may be made very sore
by contact with the frozen bit.
The bit should always be warmed
before being placed In the horse's
mouth. Flies are very annoying to
horses, and the use of the net, or
some preparationjthat will keep the
flies away, is well repaid.
Care in driving is of the greatest
importance. How often do we see
an animal driveu until wet with
perspiation, and dotted with foam,
standing without blanket or protec
tion of any kind lrom the cold
northern winds. When in Buch
condition, he evidently suffers in
tensely; besides the danger of con
trading diseases, from which he
will never recover. If any law on
one statute book should be more
rigidly enforced than another, it is
the one against fast driving.
When in use, blankets should al
ways be provided in cold weather,
so tht they will dry without chill
iug. Protect them from drafts
when warm, and either rnb down,
or let them stand in a stable, where
cold air can not strike them.
American Agriculturist.
Tonic, Alterative ajid Cathait.c.
Simmons Liver Regulator cures mala
ria, biliousness, dyspepsia, headache,
constipation and piles. It is most ef
fective in starting the secretions of the
liver, causiDg the bile to act as a purge.
When there is an excess of bile in the
stomach, the Regulator is an active
purge; after the removal of the bile it
will regulate the bowels and impart
vigor and health to the whole system.
w.
1). HI'itAUt'h
I'ropiietur.
The stipr rb SA LOON Is a bi;ii. ti ( .Ui 11.
ljDUyUrau s, Atiljevlllr. N. C niT If
Walter D. Moses & Co.
14 MAIN STREET, KICHMONI. VA.
i
0
Pianoa aud Organs on easy monthly
plan at factory prices. Old Instruments
taken in exchange, bought, rented and
repaired.
Immense StotU ofSHKET Itll'MC.
Instruction Hooka of all kinds. PpeslalDta
count to Tehchers aiul Schools, lalaloffues
iijalld free. Aaaortiuenl of Afuslo wnton
aaleclllon It desired hlrtnga lor all Muatsal
. j dhi I iiiiifiiia. a lew sogHuy usea i laDus sou
rdrtftins oi axanouru makes, fcpm la lo saw.
AffnU of 1 olison's rrofeajlonal bllver Bell
Hai'Imh.
Vlollna, Arconliuiia,- and evcrylhlijg In the
M ua'.ral l.l ue.
Correspondence" solicited. Catalogues mailed free on application at the office of
on - North Ciirotina Atfenf,
Adolph. Cohn,
juLl7l6m MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE, N. C.
.a,
' " . "I fa-Mi,-
MOST BRILLIANT,
PTTRE&PERFECT LENSES
In tlie World.
I Thy are as transparent and colorless as
ltalil itself, and for softness or enduranoe to
Ui eye, can not he excelled, enabling the
wearer to read ror lioura without falline. In
fact. Iney aie
PEHFKCT HI (JUT FIIKSKKMCIUJ,
Testimonials from tbe leading physicians
In the I'nlled 8 la tea, Uovarnora, Bens tort,
Legislator, slock mi, man o' not la all pro
fesaiona, and In different brancliea of trade,
bankets, mechanics, etc., ean be given who
have had Ihstr sight Improved by their uae.
ALL, RYES FITTEI
AND THK KIT OUARANTEKI) BT
F. 8. DUFFY, Druggiit,
martl NKW BEHNK. N. C. ly
k7r7jo.jes,
Win
un I Ki tail lii'hler in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
General Merchandise,
AGOING AND TIES KtC.
Consignment f Drain. Ctlion and
other Produce solicited.
I'rompt Attention Una t ntecd.
"HE, w Will- IrtJUStUD
that speaks no ill.
Whose words are al
ways true,
That keeps the 'law of
kindness still,'
Whatever others do."
Therefore yon cn find at TANHILld
FINK C1UAK AdKNCY. superintended by
W. I.. Palmer, the chotctal variety made at
pnpnlsr prices.
Wm. I,. PALMER.
f-e,'ODd door from cor. South Front and
Middle etreeu, New Barns, N. C
1HC
First-Class Buggies
MADE AND KEPT CONSTANT
LY 09 HAND AT
T. RANDOLPH'S
CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Beoad St., New Berk, XV. C.
Those wiaklng to pwchM jrill find ti
to their adraatacs to call Anal ataaiM
before trjrchasiBg elaawherw. l is .
REPAIRING dosve at akort notios). :
Satisfaction guaranteed in workauad
prioea. epltdwtf
For Bent.
A desirabla Dwelling' Boom ob the
corner of Nense and Metcalf atreets, ad
joining; thw Academy Orewn. Large
and airy rooms, flower yard and ex
cellent garden.
For farther particulars apply to
Wm. H0LLI8TEE,
or O. H. GUIOIT.
myl7 dtf Ezaontora.
N. W. i,t. South Front and MiddleSt
NEW Itl.HNE. N. C.
(U.AX SCHWERIN
HIS CLOTHING EMPORIUM
to the Sure lately oocopied by Wm. Hollister, where with more Room lo display
his increased 8 took, he is, with the assistance of
MIt, SAMUEL J?. BALU
prepared to show and sell at Bard Pan Prices,
Tha FINEST, NOBBlt ST, NEATEST, PRETTIEST and BEST
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Straw, Derby and Fur Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Etc., Etc.
I AM SOLE AGENT FOR
L A. BATTLES' MEN'S G1LF SEWED $2.50 SHOES
The only Shoes sold In this city that are WARRANT
ED ; by the Manufacturer TO UK and BY MU TO MY
CUBrOMKRB. vlt: Kvery pair la Wan-antsdi should
any of them In anyway within any reasonable time
give out, I will upon return of demagftd pair and state
ment as to length of wear, iither kifdnd the Money
Or IIIVK ANOTHEII NBW I'AlHIIf BXCHANOB. It IS tbe
best, finest, and cheapest Hhoe In the world for the
money. Tliey pome In llulton. Ir'laln and Sharp Toed
Congrrta (,nd l.ace lp Biioea.
1 have testimonials from some of our best and lead
ing olllrens, who have bought the 'HATTL.&H 8HOK,"
some of which have worn one palraa long as 17 months,
and prof.ounce It the Best, Clfea peal and Easiest Wear
ing Hboe In the world.
respectfully eolicit an inspection of our Stock and guarantee entire aatiafao
ion to all purcbaaing from us.
MAX SCHWEEIN,
Middle Street, at Wm. Ilollister'e Old Stand. Sign of Flag.
.lVagrs Head,
DARE COUNTY, N. C.
A moat pleasant summer resort, situ
ated on tbe beach between Albemarle
Sound and the Atlantic Ocean, and in
sigbt or Roanoke Island.
Will open for the season
JULY 1st.
Many improvemonts have been added
which will add much to tbe comfort oC
tne gnesta. -
A FIRST-CLASS TABLE will be kept,
The best facititiea are afforded for
bathing fishing and bnaUnK. .
Also, a good band will furnish music.
ror particulars addresa
A. E. JACOBS,
junSS dw - Manager
merTi iwvt r".uTrd to iv. b bl bae ot
Ihffls si asawss) 4sMs tsawln1aii riswtois) pmoMtoni
'mtmA tvsU bns4 dova vm to tit fall mtformint of
1 MrfsM aaV4 roil Ksmlr Stcwkcta. M4 Vlconma liaaJUb
I- Tm thorn wtnMthmmhmma9bmear4immmm
irmmht swwo hjj nd mcmtian, Exposnrst, OvrBravin
rmr wtt sUtir i of roar tnmbl, sum mwr
VV. L. DOUGLAS
a ;,al IVsai.i
raa ly.
rtnasa
v. at. anafeisa. OLEaiuT atAirLT.
8IUU0H3 & UAHLT,
ATTOB3IBTB
Will praeUeata ta Owrrts of Oras-sm, Jno
Oaalow, OarWraa, PassUeo, VmAT m Rj
aad la Us Federal Oaart at Raw ran a.
Jnoes
feMrlWljr
ia ua sarub !. ... ( "
Ckl. erter . taa tfZ i if
sbs Lass. slLstyVM W. As V J
strllaa sag orbt "aTv- 'I
thoaa joatmfA or m.Jjft. I sV
sn.isw.v:iVnet.aasia asm'
If yevr oesler does eot kiwp thesLaea4 yearaameoa
xi. p. ounnus&co
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COflmSSIOIf ITCECIIAITTS,
: KEW BERNE, K. V.
DABL BROTHERS.
Wholesale Grocers,
UAVIJ REMOVED TO UEIR
TWO STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND,
And keep of FJLOUR, MEATS, COFFEE. MTJGAJf, STitUPS
UOLrAsES. SALT, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAnS, svs
wTOrrthtDK in the GROCERY LINE, a tJL.L STOCK aud at
IXV tlCtCKS for GASH.
aXb
. , . T MllM.MsTtl Pl. fl
k-J . aiabssaioksrtuitMtL i
M i t d irai rmTrd toljis bf tueot I
f nr mrrom DttiMtr, Oraaala
lrtil:lillH!U.Ujll
Apia Maa tanaMUM a li mmt a r a
aasf S jT!T Sjuj
;rteutrHsiS3
saf a -aahsfatw-X
aieai aai4a. n ditmtT
GEORGE ALLET & CO.
General Hardware
Ajrrlciiltnraa Imp l m ants.
VPIqwb, Harrow, Culttratora.
? J ' -..j lloea antS- Axes,"- T
Wbd 7 Mower "and" Reapers,
CottoB dins and Presses,
Fertilliiliaiid Plaster, Kainit
file(ib'a,yoi TooJaan4 Hardware,
UmV Brick, Cement, ; Plaster;
Hairs - Paint, Ksvlsomine, Var-
nlglt. Oil, Glass; Ptittj and Hair.
' PretMi'iBeiVisreitors, iOil
Cook StereaV Eureka -Brirelaf
ProoX Sash Xcks, warranted to
Ifire security and satisfaction.
. PRICES VERTLOTT.
f;"- : GEO. ALLEN & CO.
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HARRIS REMEDY CO.. Mri toaciT '
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