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NEW BERNE. N. 0.. SATURDAY. JULY 28, 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS. J
?IE Sull-r4 Baef etSwert'sBUna's
L this morning. y ,
LOST-1,000 DOLLARS U small
ChABX month hy thoae who
f.il to patronir K. B. Beekbar. '"Th
Grocer." To tkoa person I will My
(iv trial ui ee eoaviacea'. I
' will r.runi saoaey if foods ere o sat
Uractorr and (ob4 to Wh repreaant
a. k2kall profits aad quick aaiaa" ia
My Motto, and So. saved la yea islOo.
made. Yoa ail kaa w (hat thaaa "nica"
aooa esooaas lo dollar. Mow if yoa
wW to mtc them, ba rara yoa bay
from ma, and you will certainly do
that oba thing. Try my So. Flour ia
10 lb lou anyway, with just 1 lb of my
Fiae Butte.
LOST-Pocket Book with $40 or $50
ia aotaa and aoma valuable receipt.
Finder will please ratura to
J. W. Hxaio, aaar Market Dock.
TBE Bst Timothy Bar.Wbaat Bran,
Turnip and Rata Baga Seed, at
IS lW P. W. A E. "W. BMiLLWOOD.
ON draught, Bargnar Engal1 cele
brated Beer, ica eotd, at
jyHtf A.B. Uoltom'8
ONE first-class-mahogaay writing
dask for aaU at the Only Cash
Store, Humphrey A Howard 'a old
aUnd.
BOTTLED BEER, ioa cold, and all
other oool drtnka at
jjl7tf A. H. HOLTOH'S.
CI ALL at the Broad 8t Store where
' you can buy all klndt of Fresh
Qrooeriea low for caah only.
O. F. M. Da.il, Ag't.
WHITE' LEAD, Mixed Paint, Var
bih, Oil and Ulaaa at
Qbo. Allen ft Co.
JUST RECEIVED by echooner Hen
rietta Hill, 100 barrels building
lima, and for sale by
J. C. Whitty,
Graven St., S door below South Front.
JlOtf.
LOST-A City Voucher. No 59. pay
able to New Bkknk Journal, for
Ave dollar. All pereoni ara warned
not to trade for said Toucher aa applica
tion will be made for a doplicate.
Nonn ft Harper j
LIME, Cement, Plaster at low price.
Qko. Allen ft Co.
Long Island is ravaged by diph
theria. The first bale of cotton of the
net crop sold in Savannah at fifteen
cents.
Farmers will vote for the Demo
cratic candidates and protection
against bogus butter.
Tarboro is to have a cotton mill
"and a graded school, the two things
essential to give a town a good
boom.
IT is now said that the charges
againsf Parnell originated with a
x woman. . Another case oi Eve and
the apple. Down with the apple
and op with the shamrock.
, "O yes, Democrats are getting
to be protectionists' "Yes, we
are to 'protecting the people from
monopoly, plutocracy, trusts and
all manner of Republican devil
- tnent.
Misa Daisy Hampton, General
Wada Hampton's daughter, is a
.. famous, pedestrian. She recently
walked from her home to Charles
ton a 'distance of 145 miles and
made on one day twenty-five miles.
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:i , Tire Republican Congressional
Committee was organized at Wash
tngton on the 25th inst. General
Nathant Goft. West Virginia,
, Chairman, and Hon. EdwaTdMo
rherson, Secretary
. The Winston Daily "has again
enlarged. Vlf the people of Salem
and Winston will giro it a hearty
support there' will-be no need in
the future to Import some one to
write a "sketch" which ia not gen
erally satisfactory;
It was on the cars. A Demo
crat and a Ilepublican were jawing
abjut Connecticut when the Demo
crat said : "The Kepubllcans are
no cos they can't carry h--iI.w
"Very true," sanUhe Eepnblican
"the majority there la too much for
us : bnt Connecticut is altogether a
d:!reTst place' K'yvry
Wisconsin heard from. This is
one cf the States set down in nearly
all calculations of the probabilities
of November as Burely Bepublican
,1 -t many of the wiser politicians
r f r:tV parties, familiar with tie
; ' '-.l mutations f the past'few
'i t i Kortbwest, are of tbo
" -1 ti.3 c'ala of' the In
publicans is based on a rather
shifting: foundation, and that the
triumph of the Democracy in Wis
consin this fall ia by no means aa
improbability.
Cox?LAi5T hating been made
that the Kews and Observer pub
lished an imperfect account of the
statement of Mr. Cross, that paper
rery properly replies : "The editor
concluded that it was not necessary
for tki paper to parade the per
sonal indebtedness of each member
of the family before the public and
the paper acted on its best judg
ment oftha matter." The News
and Observer has never sought
unnecessarily to bring the personal
affairs of individuals before the
pubfic.
LOCAL NEWS.
Dry andduaty.
Swart offer tall fed beef to hia cus
tomer today.
One bale of cotton, old, waa brought
in yeaterday. It claaaed good middling
and brought 10 1-16.
The echooner Jennie E. McNorton,
Captain Newell, aimed yesterday from
Philadelphia with a cargo of corn for J.
A. Meadow.
The cloaing eierc.is.ts of the colored
teacher' institute will take plaoa at the
theatre on Monday evening July 30th
beginning at 8:30 o'clock.
Ti n prisoner in Craven county jailj
The recruits received lately were one
from Vaooeboro for larceny, one by
Justice Hill for contempt, and one for
wife beating.
At a meeting of the board of trustee
of New Berne Academy held yesterday
evening, it was decided to open the
next session of the graded school on
Monday, September 17th.
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical
Association convenes in Qoldsboro On
Wednesday, Aug. 8th. Our former
townsman F. W. Hancock, Esq., is
President of the Association.
The postofflca officials, and
oleverer or mora efficient set oan
not be found in the State,
are now nugly fitted up in their
new quarters at the corner where Han
cock Bros, held forth. Here they will
likely stay until Mr. Simmons gets the
public building erected.
The "annual farmer' dinner at Free
man Ernul's, Esq , near Street's Ferry
ill be held oa the 9th of August. The
farmers of that cemmunity meet here
annually to break bread, cut barbecue
and have a good time socially. It ia an
occasion of social pleasure and is al
ways highly enjoyed by those who at
tend.
Campaign Bug.
Mr. B. B. Davenport sends in a curi
ous looking bug. It haa long horns, and
Mr. Davenport has called it a campaign
bug. Take either horn of this bug and
yon will be in a dilemma, so, we think,
more appropriate name is "a oamp-
paign humbug,'? and there are many
others, though altogether different In
size and shape, just like it. It makes
noise like a young mouse when
clamoring for protection to Chinese
rata.
Steamer Movements.
The Defiance of the Clyde Une sailed
for Baltimore yeaterday with a cargo of
lumbar, naval stores and watermelon.
The Manteo of , the Cf, D . tin's sailed,
for Norfolk yesterday with mIecelane-
ous freights among which were a thou
sand watermelons. Among the pas
sengers were several for Ocracoke. 1
; The Eaglet of the E-C. D. lias sailed
yesterday afternoon with a full cargo
of truck, lumber, naval stores and gen
eral. merchandise. . The Vesper of this
Dne will arrive today. f
A Kan of Appetits.
A countryman walked la to a market
restaurant kept by a colored woman
yesterday and asked the price of
Square meal. He was sized, aad ap
pearing no larger than an average man
was told that the regular price was 39
csntarHe took -a seat at a table and
this Is what he had gotten on the outside
of when he was interrupted by the keeper
of the restaurant and told that hex had
already eaten mors than; the price
charged ; Ten biscuit, two cops of cof
fee, four plates of fish, four eggs and
pound of beef steak. Oa being ref nied
anything mors to eat,' he walked out
declaring he would not pay for so small
a snack. He had bargained fer a fall
meal and would pay for nothing less.
The worn an followed him down the
street and it was only throe gh the In
torf oroncs cf a policeman that she got
Lor twenty-Eva cents. ... .
sanitary Affaire.
. The chairman of the taaitary oommit
tea reports that Federal alley, to which
the Jociial called attention a few days
ago, aad all other alleys have been at
leaded to aad are aew ia a eleaaly
eoatditioa. Oa Moaday next aa Inspec
tion of the back yards of all reaideaoea
will begin, and the owaara thereof will
take aotioe aad have them ia erder or
be dealt with aocordmg to the city ordi
nances. Personal.
Jaa. W. Waters, Esq., left yesterday
for Washington. D. C, on professional
bueineet!
Mr. Adams haa returned from a visit
to her daughter in Providence, R. I.
Dr. King and Mrs. King of New Jer
sey, who ware here laat winter, are
again on a visit and trying New Berne
as a summer resort
Rev. H. W. Battle of this city and
Rev. Mr. Love of Bayboro left yesterday
morning for Kinston to attend the Union
meeting of the Atlantic Baptist A iso
lation.
Prof. Oeo. T. Farnall of the Pamlico
Male and Female Institute was in the
city yesterday. Ha reports the outlook
for the Institute next session aa very
encouraging, famuoo ia becoming
aroused on the subject of education and
her schools are rapidly improving.
F. W Hancock, Esq. arrived last
ight.
MUs Mary Manly left on steamer
Manteo yesterday for Baltimore on a
bit to relative and friends.
Mr. George Ransom left yesterday for
Manchester, Va. where he is to engage
in business.
Herbert Williams, Esq., of Clinton is
in the city on a visit to friends and rel
atives. He says that while the buckle
berry crop of Sampson was very profit
able, it was a great drawback to the
farmers, as hands would quit the fields
and go to pick the berries.
Mr. Ben. F. Dodson, manager of the
Steen:Rouclere Co., arrived last night.
This company haa been astonishing the
people of Raleigh and Durham tbi
week with their mind reading and
expose of spiritualism. The company
will appear in New Berne soon.
The Chicago Anarchists.
Chicago, July 23. The drag net of
law enmeshed today another anarchist
ho sought revenge upon the repre
sentatives of the law in the persons
Bonfield, Gary and Grinnall. A
gunsmith named Rudolph Sebio was
arrested before daylight this morn-
lnsand is now behind the prison bars
held for bond of $7,000. He is charged
ith being the individual who fur
nished dynamite to the conspirators
who intended to assassinate the three
law officers who were the moat promi
nent in the Haymarket prosecution.
Sebio acknowledges that he has been
illegally dealing in dynamite and that
he has sold over fifty pounds of the ex
plosive to various persons within a year.
He will only admit having sold ten
pounds to Chioago people and asserts
that he either never knew or cannot re
member who they were. Inspector
Bondfield says that he has proof that
ten pounds if not more went to Hronek,
Chapek and Chlebound . It la definitely
known that Sebio bought on May 26th,
from the American Powder Company
in Chicago, twenty-five pounds of dyna
mite. It is ten pounds of this purchase
that have been traced to tbe recently
arrested trio of assassins. Sebio olaims
that ten pounds of the twenty-Aye went
to a farmer in Nebraska. On the third
day of June he purchased twenty-five
pounds more; which be claims to have
sold to a farmer in Minnesota, but is
unable to give his name or locality.
Inspector Bonneid is positive that Sebio
was in league witn the three dynamiters
arrested a few days since and sold them
the explosives which they exploded a
abort time ago. Sebio is a Bohemian,
28 years of see.
.PmnaAo. Jnlv 96. It ! stated today
that since the arrest of Hronek, the
chief would-be assassin of Gary. Grin
nell and Bonneid, the police nave made
an important discovery by working
noon the fears of Uronek. Surprising'
bouse at the time of his arrest, the
I v imi, w j mmu.uv .v mo ivwuw mm uivu w
bulk of the contraband goods consisting
of bombs in various stages of comple
tion. The polios, however, were con
vinoedthathe had aooeaa to plenty of
dynamite,-and when the subject was
properly presented to urs. uronea she
led the war to the basement oi the
building, in which Bebio's shop is, and
to the delight of the officers, who ai
lowed her to do tbs searching, returned
to the open air with a market basket
full of bail-pound suoks ox the stuff
There were, fully ten pounds of it,
enough to have blown the whole neigh
borhood skyward. It is said the test!
mon before the grand Jury shows that
Sable, as wall aa Hrodek, knew where
the dynamite was concealed
!T'
WORTH BROWINQ. , ,
Mr.W.H. Morgan, merchant. Lake
City, Fla., was taken with a severe eold
attended with a distressing cough and
running into consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-called popu
lar eouah remedies and steadily mw
worse. Was reduced in nesn, had dif
ficulty hi breathing and' was unable to
sleep. 'Finally tried Dr; King's New
Discovery lor consumption and iouna
immediate relief, and after using about
a half dozen bottles found himself well
and haa had no return of tbs disease.
No other remedy can show so grand
record of cures as Dfr Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, guaranteed to
do just what is claimed for it. - Tria
boUla fr3 at It. N, Daffy's drug iters.
STATE,EW8 CONDENSED.
Tarboro Southerner: Yes, a fixed fact.
The dream of Tarboro' most fervid
lover and rnulligent patriots i about
to pan out in luscious fruition. The
fifth day of September will mark tn
epoch in the history of Tarboro. On
that day will be opened a graded school
with a full compliment of teacher
Joaasboro Leader: Tbe Sunday-school
conference of the Fayetteville district
open Thuraday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Methodist church, and will continue
Thuraday, Friday and Saturday. A
large attendance expected. It ap
pear strange to some people that there
ia a turpentine market in the oak coun
try, but they can buy anything at Lone
ly, even to huckleberries
Wilmington Star. Never before in the
hiatory of the State Guard ba there
been such a memorable day as that of
Wednesday at Camp Pender. During
the afternoon there waa a shooting
match at the Hummocks, by teams from
the Fsyetteville Independent Light In
fantry, Lumber Bridge Light Infantry,
Wilmington Light Infantry and Mai ton
Light Infantry, all of the Second Regi
ment. The prize watt presented to the
Fayetteville Light Infantry by Lieut -Gov.
Stedman.
Kinston Free Pretu There will be
union meetings at both tbe Baptist and
Disciples churches this week. Baptist,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday; Disci
plea, Saturday and 8unday. Rain is
vesy much needed now, the ground is
distressingly dry and the crops are suf
fering badly. We direct attention to
the change in tbe advertmement of tbe
Kinston College. The sale of the school
property does not in the lenst alTect or
interfere with the school. This is one
of tbe tinest schools in N orth Carolina.
Dr. Lewis is president.
News and Observer Old bomls to the
amount of 4,500 were exchanned for
new, 4 per cent, yesterday at tbe
treasury.- Tb new Secretary of
State's office, formerly the Supreme
Court room, has been handsomely fitted
p, and tbe oliice is now being moved.
It gives tbe News and Observer
pleasure to state that the last intelli
gence from Hon. F. N Sirudwick is to
the effect that his condition is improv
ing, and that hopes are entertained for,
his speedy recovery. Cross is out on'
bail. His securities nre T. E. Cross. F.
B. Willey and R. (. U. Cooper. It was
eported that White had $7,001) of his
bond already pledged.
Another due on Scott
One of the most important develop
ments in the identity of Scott Partin
was learned of yesterday. Mr. Hugh
Blalock, of Panther Branch township,
bad learned from Scott Partin 's aunt,
Misa Frankie Partin, that Partin had a
deep furrow on one of bis "big toes,"
here it had been split open
by a gash from a hatchet when he was
child. Mr. Blalock was ia the city
yesterday and, with Len II. Adams,
paid visit to Scott and on examina
tion found the mark exactly as de
scribed. Mr. Blalock himself was well
acquainted with Scott and says he is
certain of his indentity. Mows and
Observer.
Being More Dcaaant
To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly benefloial in
its action, the famous California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is rapidly
superseding all others. Try it. Ono
bottle will prove its merits.
It. N. Duffy, agent, New Berne, N. C.
jufyl3dw4w
Clam Shells 8i0 a Pair.
Colonel Silas Moore, of Southington,
sold a pair of clam shells last week for
$00. The pair v. ere two feet and ten
inches in length and about one foot and
ten inches wide and weighed 304
pounds. Colonel Moore is the sole
owner of a pair weighing 330 pounds,
which he would not sell for SI 00. These
large clam shells came from the Mediter
ranean sea and there are some In Italy
bich weigh vuu pounds. Most of these
shells haye a blemish, but in a public
museum, where tbfy are not handled.
the blemish may not be seen.
In a private coueotion it is desirable
to have perfect shells. Col. Moore's
$100 shells re perfect and the finest
in the United States'. There are parts
of the meat of these big clams whish
are good food. Col. Moore has seen a
elam steak six inches wide and a foot
long. In his collection are clam shells
so small that ten pairs would not weigh
an ounce. To outweigh the high pair
would require more than 10,000 of tbe
small ones. News and Observer.
Lemon Ellilr.
A PLXASiNT LEMON DUINK.
Lemon Elixir is prepared from
the fresh juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics,
aromatio stimulants, (rod blood pu
rifiers - '
Fifty cents and one dollar per
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
Prepared by H. Mozlet, M. D.,
Atlanta, Qa.
For biliousness and constipation,
take Lemon Elixir,
i For sick and nervous headache
take Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness
iaae Lemon elixir. -.'
. For loss of appetite and debility
take Lemon Elixir.'
. . For fevers, malaria and chills,
take Lemon Elixir. "
Lemon Elixir will not fail yoa in ,
, any of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver. . . 0
' ... : Editorial.
I have tried Df. MoaleV Tmrin Rt
Ixir, and find ft all that it is fepresent-
ea to d. - - x. r, LrrrumLD, -
, Jesup, Oa., Sentinel.
From the Galveston Christian Advocate:
Dr. Mouey's Lemon Elixir has deser
vedly gained a wide reputation In ths
malarial districts of Texas,- and has
proved a blessing to many households
In ths State. -. x
The ThomasTille Orphanage.
Dr. C I, Bailey returned yeaterday
from Thomaavill. where he attended
the annual meeting of the Bapaiat Or
phanage Association on Wednesday
He cay th meeting thu year waa more
largely attended than ever before, there
being about 3.000 people present. Dr.
J. H. Milla was re elected superintend
ent, aad also the entire old board of of
ficer were re-elected. Tbe association
elected a board of nine trustee for tbe
orphanage property, which now oonaiau
of a number of neat building and larg
ground. There are at preaent ninety -two
children in the orphanage and
everything show the most excellent
management. News and Observer
Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of the several Wards
and Precincts of Craven county are re
quested to hold meetings and elect dele
gate to attend theCeunty Convention
to be held at the court house in the city
of New Berne. Thursday, August iHb.
at 12 o'clock m , for the purpose of
nominating county officers and to trans
act such other business as may come be
fore said convention.
By order of the Craven county Re
publican Executive Committee.
O. Hi'BBS. Chairman
C. E Palmrk, Secretary.
jySSJAwid.
HE EM S HER YOt 'I'H.
Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co.. Iowa, tells the following remark
able story, the truth of which is vouched
for by the resident of th town: "I am
75 years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years, could not dress myself
without help. Now I am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do all
my own housework. I owe my thanks
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain." Try a bottle. JiV.
and Si at K. N. Duffy 's drug store.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of August, 1888, Jerkins alley.
in the City of New Berne, will be laid
off and widened into an alley or street
twenty feet wide, pursuant to law. Any
person failing to make claim for com
pensation for the use of land belonging
to them as suoh alley or street, or for
damages done them by laying off and
idening said alley or street, within
one year from said day. shall be forever
thereafter barred of any right to such
compensation.
j38 E. H. MEADOWS, Mayor.
Livery
SALE AND EXCHANGE
Stetfcls:
he undersigned having pure-honed li.e
extenMye SUhlen on Middle street, formerly
conducted by Mr. Uoken, ta prepared to fur
nlh the public with tbe very beat nervlce in
H0R8K8 and VEHICLES of KVEHY DKH
CR1PTION. Une stock alwayi on band for HI RK. SA I.K
or EXCHANUK. An sxperlence of several
years bas made me familiar with the neads
of New Berne and vicinity In Ihla line, and
nopalna will be spared to give the fullest
satisfaction. Drivers and teams furnished
for any occasion or to any part of surround
ing country. J. T. KWKLI,
JyZ7 d:im Middle street.
Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad.
P AK8KNQRR DEPARTMENT,
Newbirn, N. C, July 24, 1868.
FIREMAN'S EXCURSION,
Newborn to Morehead City and Return
same day,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st. 18S8.
There will be a special coach attached
to this excursion for those person who
do not belong to the fire department and
who wish to (to.
iST Fare for the round trip when
tickets are purchased, only 81. 00.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Newbern 9.00 a.m.
Arrive Newbern House, More
head City io:'.o "
Arrive Atlantic Hotel, More
head City 10 40 "
Returning:
Leave Atlantio Hotel. More-
head City 10.00 p.m.
Leave Newbern House, More
head City 10.10 "
Arrive Newborn 11 40 .'
8. L, Dill, O. F. A,
Notice.
The Stockholders of the E. C. F. O
Q. & I. Fair Association will hold an
adjourned meeting on the First day of
August next, in tneuity oi new Berne
to decide the time of holdiag their next
annual Fair, and to transact suoh other
business as may properly come before
them . WILUUHN, rres,
J. K. WILLIS, Sec.
je2fld&wlt jj26dawlt
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALEM. N. C.
Healthful loofttlon; beautiful (round; am
le buildlnc with eomfortatM (tody par-
litM. ilunln ftlMnrMi hathln fAnmr wall
graded and advaneea court of study; speoll
school In MMle, Art, language and uom
merelal stadlac rnad horn nit, with good
Christian training; special eare or toe inai
vidoai papui aigniy-rouryaar oi onunu
nna aTnariancaftad mora than S.0W AlumBm,
anaioruaTa(Oguanainroamnh jmnwua
Duffy's Ores? Syrup
Reoipe of the late Dr. Wiltm Dvm,
PEEP AEED AND SOLD BY
EW BERNE. North'Carolina.
jumuawtr
DAVIS SCHOOL."
Military Boarding School '
FOB BOY ud IOCS 3 MM,
Full prenarln for UIT Cribf
for BuklnoM. P i liar ...
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"SAVEJIONEY."
Refrigerators, Water Coolers"
and Freezers
At Factory Prices.
A I Ul.Ml l. T 'K
LIME AND CEMENT
At Bottom Prices.
100,000 BRICK
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26 L 28 Midd! u Street,
NKW IIKKXi:. N. O.
SEE WHAT MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY
WILL DO FOR
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Kill Sbl Of i ii y . h.
Inn dry n.o.il nruii.
whU'h 1 culil remove
ey wi.ii hi ri'iurn ttKiiln
Ii(n I SllM, Tut ! :
bort timf. 8, .on
poured iiiuler il.e tuin
)'. iilli'mled Willi
iiuiS! ana biirnuiK hvumi iuiih Hll, .barn
darlliii: nains (mm the allei tr,! paee lo lb
eye. raugn,,, grei ,i,m, Uilv In rlo.in.ih-
ye, even to sleep Si.metlme It would feel
better, but, never at anv tinu, ,n.n
Howe
-ri-
ptiynlrlona pronotinre,! It. eczema
their s eh r
nlo ery rIkI:h. ami nil ndvlard me
me. Ibis I ,n,l until I wo years
10 let. It al.
ago, wben a Utile scale lienan to form rlifht
nder the pyp,
aeinlilmg a watt, wlileh
. Iho'.o anil nppearaneelt
could not remove
oon grew to lie as lart;e an a straw berry, and
ib aoarw eame on ami left i be place entirely
v Having fear of a ratirei i m,nn in ....
ailmu kinds of anlveH to lical It up, but
evereculil I consulted with pbyalclane of
Hreat eperlence. they :U,1 looked ini!-
plclom of It. anil adv:sed me to h ive It cnt or
uriiL oui Rl mire. I il ,t not
wish to do
was In my
tlier; and lietnt; persuaded II
loon, i resolved to try votir i:.cm,i i.
ad been recommended to me. I dldao with
the most hnppy resulls. I ran aav 1 am a
ell man. 1 cannot y too mnchrbrvftnr
Remedy, It Is worth Its weight In old. Be
fore I had nsedone bottle I was hopeful and
at the expiration of five weeks the sore waa
ntlrely healed, Hie scales or roashrMM el
the skin all gone, and left me a new man. I
will k-lveone similarly aircetsrl any further
nformatlon they may desire, and raaonlv
say, If the public will give your Iiemcd? a
irmi n win speaK ror nsejr, nnd vonr snocaaa
will know no bounds. God sneerl th.
hat must dawn upon your futnre prasperttri.
Vonr most truly,
JAMES CARTKP. A RR1KQTOI. '
Kend for pamphlet containing testimonlala
of cures made among our home people, and
indorsements oy well known citizen and
druggists of North Carolina. Price II 00 Mr
oovue; .) tsi per nan-dozen bottles; Wash SO - v.
cents per racknire HI i n.. h.ir.... .. '1
ages.
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E. H. MEABOWS & CO., ABEiTS,
NEWBKRW, K. c
Address
MRS. JOE PERSON,
KITTRELL, .;0
100 Bbls. Mess Perk
FULL WEIGHT,
For Sale Cheap by ;
WHOLESALE QllOCKIs!;
IS Ko Boari or irade prfoo.
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