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J, I RNAL -? .v jiJtW. - sW JLJ I . . - v4, OTOL. VII.-NO. 108..; ' NEW BERNE. N. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 2. 1688. PRICE 5. CENTS. : a 1, ' f BUSINESS LOCALS, THRESH fall ciMm ehe just rr ' e,ivdaBdleaalaittheeaahstorr. e.H m mm. TTSE PURE ICE. manufaetarad by it. Jarmaa Im factorr. fw19"- I "r..7w:,; Kara SUsXT' II lw & W. 4 . w. cMAixwoofk. l f , T CST-1.000 DOLLARS ia . mU i ; X j change every month by thoa who - fail to ptuonis E. B. Heekbarn. Th UrwM." To the penoM I will niv m atrial u b coavtncad nil rr wad money u rood ex aot eat- J iaf actor y and found to fc m represent--. ad., "Small prau ud quick ael" it .' say Motto, u4 80. savad to you la 10o. " aaad. You all know that th "nica" aooa amount to dollar. Mow if yon ' wiah to eave than, b sure o bay , - from m, and yow wUi ecrUinly do v that oea tbing. Try any to Flour in ;; 00 lb lou anyway, with Juat I lb of my t j . Finn Batter. i OST-roclat Boot with S40 or $50 t- l-i In aotaa and aoma ralaabU raooipu. . Under will plena return to ON draafht, Bnrtfnar ft Kngal 'a cela braUd Boar, k aold, at Jyl7tl . . . A. H. Holto5' iKE arat-elaaa aaahoMny writing daak for aal at th Only Caab ik for aala ' Bamphray v8toce, cand. Howard old v 730TTLED BEER, ion cold, and all UUl other eool drlnka at jylTtf JL H. Holtom 'a. Ciklls at th Broad Bt Store where ' you can boy all klnda or Freeh - Qrooeriea low for eaah only. r. , O. F. H. Dail, Ag t. t f W BITE LEAD, Mixed Paint, Var ) nish, Oil and Olaas at Oao. Allen Sc. Co. TUST RECEIVED by schooner Hen- r rwtu mil, 100 barrels lime, and for sal by building J. C. WHrrrr, Craven St., 9 doors below South Front. J jylOtf. IME, Cement, Plaster at low prices. i QKO. Allkn & CO. 'Do thyself no harm." THE tono of the Kusaiaa press is decidedlj warlike. Hon. S. B. Cox is warmly advo- eated for Mayor of New York. "V V una naa retuseu tne istuganan "crown." " :A. ' volcanxo eroption has oc curred In Japan, destroying several Tillages and killing 1,000 persons. a .uviwvi aM;uia io luut.u.,, from the effects Of disordered liver, Ae is rapidly losing flesn," and ex - rieriencea severe nalns. BexXMBEB that it la thfl oontina- ona performance of duty that en- res reward.- Do then vonr uaty. . Ti U ntl, ..r. ' j - ''Th present moment is a powerful uty. - . ' a a ! Ui f NTTCT.T.TonwmE iwmea from St. ;V iJCntm that wannfturertf of . iV-. a . jaxo paggiug uaro luruieu at puuiip-, or trust, and that the price of tne rtiM ha nrlraneed from , , . eanal to 1200,000 per annum to consumers. f Ok last Friday, July 27th., Pr eai - dent Paul of Tenesnela sent a ' cablegram to i President' Cleveland 1 alalin him on .the occasion Of opehin j telegraphic commnnlcation - botwen Yenezulea and the.United c t'-..a Hiim;. owiuw" v . back a complimentary message. : IT haying been ISged' that tuo xrreniueua .wuum jirwu. , witnarav tne nsnenes treaty irom v thar nrflHAnt mnairlprfttion of the - .r V ' r.;AU who came down to the court . nroached on the subject . and said konsaTnesdaT niht to th. sneakm- b . sphatically.that It would not. be. lie stated that the Senate must take tho'full responsibility of, Its ; duty in the matter, and added "Its . ... . . -: Ttjv. Rccretarv of the National ; Association of Democratic Clubs - , t ... reports numerous accessions to the , list. Aula is eepcei any me case in tLo Western Elates Wbere the farr:sra and the working men are 1 !-ninw to understand that,Tbeie to muohtsomplaiaof Otimpng . - . 'T7-AaMVok otrofnrr, t., i luV vwa.wiww uwwvhw bzizZ rr"!arly transferred to the . iT."r""ic-x cf t:.3E::' It Weaverso, :;:.2lastrc 1.3 iTt3 t 3 r; - ' for withdrawing from the Epubli can and uniting with the" Dtmo- eratle party. We ejnotsi single sentence: Democraej has renabui tated 'Itself with new ideas, new methoda of action, new and .etter WUWMM l VTOIUIliCU It, WUUtJ Jiepnoiicanism is auu engagta wun 6 war or tne KeDemon." LOCAL NEWS. The regieter at Hotel Albert ihowt that the increase in traTl ba eom manoed. Tickata will be placed on aale for th theatre tocight at nine o'clock thia morning at Bell'i jewelry atore. The kUamcr Howard will make a trip to Oliver landing next Satnrday, th 4(h, laaving at 6 o'clock and will return the eanie day. The New Berne Fir Company and th Exoekior Hoae Company eojourntfd at Uorahead yeaterday. We uppoe thy had a pleaaaat time. At tk meeting of th ttockhnldara of th Fair Aaeoc tattoo laet Bight th third iTuetday in February next waa (elected for holding the next Fair. Some of the "Down Town" ball players itat to u that while the gamea played were fair as reported In yester day 'a- Journal, that the beat was not, according to the new rulings of 1888. Steamer Movements. The Eaglet of the E. C. D. line sailed yesterday with a good cargo of lumber, naval stores, truck, and general mer ohandis. The Vesper of this line will arrive today. The Manteo sails Fiiday morning at 9 o'clock for Norfolk, via Ocrscoke. Colored Teachers Superintendent Long has been busy for the last dsy or two granting oertifi catea to the colored teachers who at At teacher's institute and passed a rigid examination. On Monday night last an entertainment waa given at the theatre by the attendants at the institute and those who were present speak of it 1 .U - l.!U..l . Th ln.t?t.,( ho. kn Af ru.l t th.u.h. TH. teaohers enrolled and the average atten dance was near fifty. W are pleased to note such substantial progress among our colored citiaens. (Democratic Nominees of Carteret Tne Democrats of Carteret countv assembled In convention at Beaufort' on Tuesday, JulySlst, and nominated the rouowwg ticket Sheriff, M. A. Bill; for Register of w x;,,or. forSurvVTOr,VanB .Salter ror uoroner, Dr. j. u uanney Tl? convention unanimously recom- I mended for elector of flrat diatrint Chan. 1 R.Thomas, Jr. Senator Z. B. Vanoe waa present and addressed the convention, making MUa V whlch wiU do much .land whioh was received with great ap- ilause. The Deadly Xeroaene. I on' Tuesday morning a colored girl liying on upper Berne street while building a fir introduced th kerosene oil can to facilitate matters, with th usual result an explosion which ig.- ni(ed thglrli clothing, who, before aid could b rendered, waa badly burned. Early Wednesday . morning a colored woman named Hagar Reed living w h upper part oi th city, while carry. r '" "uD"a lmp. plodd " tne unfortunate woffian wu jjjgjy umuot fun,,; mo,, aMistanc was rendered sh was Mlol anf B" u,b"1 blaze wai badly butted about hands. J wtyofOraven street were forcibly lm- pressed witV the 'Uisagresable . odor encountered. Thia to said to b sewer " hom "wer leading from the jail to th riyeri and w bellev it : traa. Ma as this gaa to known to ba float- tow,f! authorities and have step taken, to stop lu w,prerome thU .ufflcinttoarowe 0ur worthy ehainnon otthat Sanitary I CommUtee, and w feel assured h will prooeed to bare .the;nuis4nce abated. f the citiz!n in all that aeotlon of the I l Being Mar Pleasant ." . To the taste, more acceptable to . the stomach, and more truly beneficial iq its action, the famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Fi,"s, is rapidly rrsodmg all others, 'iry it. uns br-t will rrove ita nvriU- i ' - H. N. Lu .y, stent, Hew Dome, N.C, j :'jr,iw4w " . Xorahaad's Popilarity.. Every year this resort growing mar la raver. On of the strongest rvUeaee U to increasing popularity k th large number f pablie meetings of orgaauest bodies tha hav and are yat to meet thar this seaaoa . The first and largest t thea gatherings waa the Tsachers' Assembly who hav been so muoh Impressed with this location aa to kar rctd thm aa elegant and most substantial hall for perm an eat meetings. They usually hay from 900 to, 1,000 in attendance and are thar about three weeks. Among th other important meetings was th Press Association th 13th of July. Th Craven County Gun Club itk othar invited clubs together with krg number of th sporting frater nity are now in session thar. Th stockholders of th A. & N. C. R. go down soon for their annual meet ing which is to b followed by the Damoc ratio clubs from all over the State. The State Tobacoo Association is also to meet the, re th 28th of An gust Thar are many reasons why Mora- head ahould become one of the leading resorts. It has a large territory to draw from, and with its many superior natur al advantages, becomes wider known every year. South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennesse and portions of Vir ginia are always largsly represented there and much farther pointa are learn ing of its reputation. The peculiar ahape of the harbor makes it admirably suited to sailing and fishing and the fleet of boats connected with the two oities by the sea Morehead and Beau fortare not to be excelled in their beauty and grace of modern build. In enlarging the Atlantio hotel, the management had seen this future growth and prepared to meet the de mand. The facilities for reaching More- head have been much improved on but are not yet what the traveling publio desire, and what we are in hopes msy be aoqulred at no distant day. Personal. Mr. D. F. Jarvis has returned from Hyde oounty and resumed his place in O. Marks' store. Mr. L. B. Cutler and family, Mrs. Oeorge Henderson and daughter, Mias Emma and Geo. Henderson, jr., left yesterday for Clevefand springs. Miss Carrie Arendell left yesterday for Raleigh on a visit. Miss Lucy Taylor of La Orange, is in the city visiting friends. Messrs. J. P. Brogden and J. B. Leary of Trenton, are in the city. Mr. J. M. Spenoer, a handsome widower oi Hyde county, was regis tered at Hotel Albert yesterday. nr. wm. uieve of vanceboro, is iq the city on a business trip. Senator Vance Called Out. Senator Vance With Mrs. Vanoe passed up yesterday morning. Many of our oitiaens were at the depot and when the New Berne Fir Company marohed up preparatory to leaving on the excursion to Morehead City they called for the Senator. He appeared on the platform and responded in his usual happy style. He told them that the political campaign now about to hos-ln wnnld ha faiirht nmni rt iffrnt: shirt" had been buried and, waiving a large' bandanna, he said her is a sub- stitutefor it. Th question was a finan cial one; th government to taking from the people a great deal more money than it needs and the great Democratic party thought the proper place for a dollar to In the pocket of the man who earned it if be earned it honestly. Be oongTatulaUd the Democrats of Cray en county upon their growth and hoped that they ; would . continue to grow in political strength. Be couldn't tell whether or not they are growing in grace, but doubtless aomeof them were like himself growing in grease. The Senator aeems to be in fine trim, and if Conorress would lust ad Joarn he ,.m ..v. .tv, a.nn. Ma tn m. daction of taxes and topping the col- lection of a surplua. ; jj ' ' ' 1 ' "' ' ' Union Meetings Good report came to us from the ;iihi muCnes haM t irtnrfnn tut elple and the Baptist held their unions at the tame Ume and at the same Place, Both denominations, were well repr iZZSuaL7JLk P' Palmerpreeinct, are re I are grat fled to learn that the next k, metl at the iesldence of B. meeting Union w Tlnlon wnibihald lt-nt! FsK.liKil1 Tl at New Berne r oommenoing on Friday oerore tne mtu ounaay in Beptemoer. ; .. siktp o nea Is Nature's own true laxative. It to the most easily taken, and the most effect ive remedy known to Cleans th 8ys ti when DUious or Costive; to Dispel I 'ache, Colds, and Fevers; to Cure I ' tnal Constipation. Indication; I c's. I anufactured only by the ( 1 Syrup Cnm-issy, Ban n j, v.i. . a. A'Ti.y, seni, tew .rto. mrs-iaiw wiy New a Trom the Saahore. Col. John N. vVhitford came up from Morehead Ciu jeaterday mora io. and reports that the ueu vt the Atlantic Hotel, and all other who were present, ware royally treated at the pavilion of the beach on Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mra J. S. Carr of Durham, loe cream, cake, fruits and melons of every variety were abundant and everybody seemed to be happy, none more so than Mr. and Mrs. Carr Uo attended to the wants of their guttata. Senator and Mrs. Vanoe were present and bod their fondness for the watermelons. Col. Whitford waa a participant at the repast and speaki in glowing terms of Mr. and Mrs Carr Why do We Thua Crave!" Parenta can not te too cartful & to the class of reading matter that goes into their bonus. Iu the selection of papers and books the greatest care should be observed as to their tone and purity. The reoeut issue of the novel, "The Quick and the Dead," baa received much harsh and severe criticism for iu low and disreputable character, but the mere mention of such vile stutT mar be impolitic andcsuse it.to be nu rj widely spread. On this subjx't the editor of the Wilmington Scar. a ceotle- man of culture, loftiness and rrliuenlent, concurr with us as illbtstn from the following quotation We take occasion aome tiuie to tin the reader against certain books. Hut it is a fact that with that large class of readers without taste er judgment genuine love of the pure and refined in letters tne sure way to induce tnem to way read vicious books is. to condemn them We found that the more you warned the public against Miss ltives's most unfortunate story, ' The tuick and the Dead," the more you increased the number of readers. And yet, from what we can learn, for we have not read it, no pure minded woman can aiTord to read such a work and a maiden should blush scarlet if suopected of reading it An Opinion of tin- l'r' Editor Journal The remarks under the above caption in Wednesday 's Joi n naL bring to mind an event of thirty- five or forty years ago Mrs. Bloomer was endeavoring to introduce the cele brated Bloomer costume. This was a dress for ladies and almost an exact pattern of young girl's dresses of that day in the length of skirt worn, with pantalettes like (hi school misses. Withering sarcasm was hurled at the innovation, bach wearer was stared at as she passed down the streets or public thoroughfares. Unseemly comments upon the rotundity of the ankle and various annoying taunts about calves and so forth. Feminine vanity was sel dom put to a severer test than on this occasion. But the capping climax came from an old-time country editor who went to the city to see this disturber of social equanimity; who on his return wrote an editorial endorsing the fash ions, adding that he was seldom per mitted to enjoy the pleasure of ladies society, and wished to see as much of them as possible when an opportunity offsred. Now the editors who were at Morehead and saw the scanty dresses mentioned, should tskethe old editor's view of it and say.'go on ladies, if you oan stand it we can. SockQrapks. Republican Primary Meetings. The Republicans of the second ward are requested to meet at the office of R. C. Kehoe on Neuse street, on Monday, Aug. 6tb, at 8 o'clock, p.m., to elect three delegates and three alternates to attend the county convention to be held 1 1833, at 13 o'clock, m. By order of the committee, R. C. Kkiioe. Chairman. Republicans of the third ward prs- oinct are requested to meet at the old Reliance engine house on Kaiiroad street, at 8 o'clock p.m. Monday, Aug. Osh, 1888, to elect three delegates and three alternates to attend the county convention to be held in New Berne of) the Oth Inst, at 13 o'clock, m. By order of committee, LrjKK Burnet, Chairman. The ReDublioans of the fourth ward are requested to meet at Drayton's hall I at 8 o'oiock p.m. sharp, August 6th, for purpose of electing delegates to rep- I-, wamw, a on, isss. nri q transact inch other business as may come before them. I Bvoraer oi ward committee The' Republicans v of the Sftb ' ward, sixth precinct, are requested to meet at gt phfllin1 chool house at 81 o'clock cm,. On Monday, Aug. 6th, 1888, for the outdom Of electing three delegates I S .1 A . 1 . . U. MAM. l.antlnn tn ha bald In New- Rem a on I Thursday, Ang. 9tb, 1888, at 12 m. l By order of the committee, I AVuja Chi""B Blwktodg. ion Trent road on Aug. U, 1888, at 8 p.mM to .Iect three dele- gates ana three alternate t attend tne Republican convention in Sew -Berne, l Aug. wtn, ieo. vt? r-i: i.t. By order of ccmmitue, ... ..r-.-.t. , , ' , t vCv R..WBOTV Chairman. L AaVriOB W JIOTHEBnV VV" ; MR8. 'WrflSLOW'S , BOoTHINQ BYRCT should always be used . for children teething. It soothes th child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and iath beet remedy forMiir- bfa. Twenty-flve cents a bottle. . ' : .warndtuthsatwly VUTK MEWS COS DEMISED. Raleigh Procraasive Farmer: Dais gatee to the State Alliance wanting lodging during the aeasion at private boarding hoaaos will please write to this of&o at e. Avhevill Citiaen: We learn that th new patent ear ventilator for railway cc :haa, invented by Mr. Hceea Lind say of this city, has been experimented with br the authorities of the E. T., v a. t Qa. R. with most satiafaotory resulta. Raleigh News and Observer: Captain Baaks of the steamer Ranger, whose parenta reside in Hamilton, was drowned at Nag's Head Sunday morn ing. Thomas Lower a house, five milea from Shelby, N. C . was totally destroyed by fire on th 89th of July. Washington Gaaette: Our good cap tain, C. F. Warren, waa voted the moat popular offloer at the ladies featival in Elizabeth City and presented a hand somely embroidered pillow The steam saw and shingle mills of Rufus r lemming, Esq., st Yankee Hall was destroyed by fire Friday night; cause unknown. No insurance and loss esti mated at $4,000. This U the third mis fortune of the kind to Mr. Flenimicg in the last eighteen months. Wilmington Star: The Recreation rowing club expect to have their rim race Thursday afternoon, about half past six o'clock. The start will be made from Market street dock, thence up the river to a buoy opposite the wharf of the Clyde steamer, foot of Chestnut street, thence down the river to a buoy opposite Church street dock, and thence back to Market street dock, a distscce of little over a mile. There were fins rains on the line of the Caro lina Central all the way from Kuther ford to Wilmington, Sunday and Mon day. At many points the crops were very much in need of rain, and the farmers are greatly rejoiced The pros pect now is very favorable for gixxi crops in all the counties through whu h the Carolina Central runs. Wilmington Messenger: ileide Co cleared yesterday the Norwegian bark lit k tor. with 5,743 barrels rosin valued at 83,705, shipped by Messrs. De Rosset Co. to Riga, Russia. Jacob S. Al len, contractor and builder, will in a few days begin the ereotion of a com modious depot at Wrightaville for the Wilmington Sea Coast Rail road. The business of the Standard Oil Company in thia city has so constantly increased under the management of Mr. W. K. Barksdale that their plant is again to be enlarged. With this addition to the plant, they will have four tanks with a capacity for 1,100 gallons of oil. Senator Ransom secured the tents from the Quartermaster Oeneral for the lato Wilmington Encampment, lie also se cured from the Chief of the Coast Sur vey the use of the steamer Scoresby to protect the oyster beds of the eastern coast of North Caorlina. Resolutions. The following resolutions in behalf of the Colored Teachers' Institute of New Berne were offered and adopted during the closing exercises of the same by Mr. E. Merrick: Whereas, About eight weeks ago the school authorities of Craven county or dained and provided that a teachers institute should be opened for the colored teacbsrs; therefore be it Resolved, That we extend to the oounty board of educatioo, our talented and worthy superintendent, John S Long, Esq., our hearty and appreciative thanks for being the prime mover in establishing the first teachers institute known to the h story of Craven county. Heeolved, That the Principal, 1 rof C. E. Palmer, and his assistants, for the faithful manner in which they have discharged their duties, and for the lsdom they have displayed in conduc ting this institute entitles them to the deareat spot in our hearts. Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to the Daily Journyl, Cape Fear Fear Advocate and the Oolden Rule for publication. Notice! Notice! Sheriff's Office, Craven Co. INew Berne, N. C, Aug. 1, 1833. Schedule "B"Tax is now in my hands for collection. All persons owing same and those who have obtained a permit to retail liquor, will please come for ward and settle at once. DANIEL 8TIMSON, auldlOd Sheriff OWEN H. GUI0N, ATTORNEY AT LAW Rooms South Front street, four doors west of Craven. Mercantile Law and Oonvey anclng special ties. Timber lands bought and sold. VALUABLE PROPERTY A stz-hors Baldwin Upright Sngins, a thirty-five aaw Brown Qlnln good repair, a BUlnpa Cotton Press, which needs about 15,00 worth of work to put in proper order, and one. good as new Thimble Skein Tennessee Wagon. Wo cash wanted. WUl sell on long time with first elsss teal estate security, eight per ocnt. Interest. . Knglns, Oln and Press 1330 00, flrat coat 1700.00. Wagon S40.W, first seat t&M For farther Inform at km apply at JocaaAt offlea. - BINGHAM SCHOOL. SoVli! ofTers the neat FHISlCAli and, tow beet iriKtVTAI. enitnre,v a eomrmianry CIH RirTJl.Tjm with EHFORCRD BTTJD V. a reasonable bat strict DISCI PUK Kf and locaiion anurai iraairoa naLAMisi - - V time OT money (peat attandlna A4aAl CVLTUB.AL VAJKS. For catalogue ad dress. - - - - , ' KaJ. BIBTOHAK. ; : BlNKhaaShls)rBgCMir.O. DAVIS SCHOOL. Military BoardJ: SJ.x : fob aoT aaj Yvt a i ana. Villi mwnanttoa (or an Oin r tut ti Mill . Bm.Oir . Je SaWi ta On - . fur at.il,iMl ilUUM, V t . ... Caarto tu LftAtfv nr a k-ar. Pnnmmmt vt . V i'l u VERY LOW RAtiS, r K.-v ifcv ti u full rrrumwtfi . 1 4t mmm COL. A. C. DAVIS, SUpt.,' la uat anujc. a. c. Duffy's Croup Syrup. Recipe of ihe late Dr. WaLTCB DCrTT. PREPARKH AND&OLDBfc NEW BERNE, North Carolina. SALE AND EXCHANGE SteStTDles: i .,. un,jreii;!iM ;v:r. purchased th ejtnit ?esiili. n M ',Jl'.e street, formerly oorula, i.-d fry Mr Cohen. Is prep trad to far alaii the put. .'n:. it. very boat servteefc' H km KM sr.,! Mill is r KVKHY 0K9- 'KU'TiON r ne k .. ui,. (nr HlftJC, SALE r rVi'llw, , fx prrtonre of Several ; yean hn mn.!e me funitlUr wlin ths naada .r .sow hom. ami uinMyin in la Una, and 11.1 ! '!. in .. l. ptre4 '.. k;ie the (uUeet unsfa.i ion iii:mmi a.. i teaiiia funilahad tur my .ice uii. ii m ui 141. v part of anrroaad '! mnt! .1 T. KWELIa '1 " Mi. Ml streat, NOTICE. ArnvTu ,V N. Railroad Co... ) Newbern, N. C, July 2d, 1988. ) rim Thirty fourth Annual Meeting of th Stockholders of the Atlantio and North Carolina Railroad Company will be held at Morehead City, N. O., On Thursday, the Second dsy of August. ROBERTS, jy 3 d Od Socretary. SEE WHAT MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY WILL DO FOR (AM 1 11 I III -.-!) FAD. IU N . ri I N (' May 2. 1HK7 Hour Ma. lain Musi ulail ; .l.i I give ycu mv name to i.in. ei m-f.ire f' e i-ulillc Iteming eat I nit in y "f t he tii.rn.'ulinia i-uro otTerted on e l.y your inoi,t valuutiio tcitimony. Mf en yer iigu 1 s irmilileil liy what eeined r r... lltllA n, nies Hppontllg on the rlglii mile n( my rheek ninler ihe eye reaam- lln tli N n.Kil Mini. n!iu'hl cuuld raiuova ' when i nhave.1. i.ut tiiev uiui,1 retarnagain n u Bliort 1 1 m' . Houti an ciihireinent ap peared under U.i' hiiiiu' eye, iiltonded With hln and liiiriniiL; ReiiKiit idnR anil tharp, durilmr imuis (r "in n afTeiaed place to the eve. ,H.n Bun! d.MlrulM In closing the eye, ev en to sleep SolneLlnieH It would feel lieittt. nnf never iu any time illanpear. physicians pronoam't.l it eczema. itlierfl eh nmic i ryFl ,i:n. and all atlvlwd me to let It ill. .nn. rii'.a I did nntll two yeara BE", when a II' lie male began to form right under the eye, roseinlillni! a wart, which ron Id not ri iimve, In alo and appearance it iMin grew to he aa large as a strawberry, and the ncatis eanie ci(T and left I he place entirely raw Having fear of a cancer, ilieean tonaa vailouK kinds "f aalvea to heal It Dp, but never eonld I consulted with physician! of great experience, they gold it looked ras- pli-lou, of it, anil advised me to have It cut or burnt mt at mi.e. I did not wish to do It he r . and tieliit; persuaded It waa in my blood, I resolved to try jour Itemed, at la had been recommended to ine. I did to With the most happy results. I can say I am a well man I cannot say tos much for your V ' Remedy, II Is worth Us weight In old. .Be fore I bad used one bottle I was hopeful, and - .' at the expiration of live weeks the sore waa entirely healed, the wiles or ronghnett o ' the skin all gone, and left me a new man. I J : will klve one similarly affected anv further 4'f , Information they may desire, and can only . U say, If the public will give your Remedy' ' inai u wui speau ror liseir, ana yoursnoceas will know do bounds, Ood speed (heyday -that must dawn upon yourfutoraprerperTl'i ours most truly, x JAMES CARTER ARBiNQTOlT. ' j " ; Head for pamphlet containing testlmonlaSi ' " of cures made among our home people, and : Indorsements by well-known eltlcena and ; drufrglsts of North Carolina. Prloe) ll.OS yar ' '. bottle; Sjnuper half-dozen bottles; Wash 10 ' cents per paclcafre; tl.it) per half-doren pack ages. . E. H. MEADOWS & CO.. Vs AUUHlBi -i .- ; NEWBKRV, !V. C. Address , - ,jvj -., MRS. JOE PERSON,! -1 100 Bbls. Xhis Pcr FmwEiorgr For Sale CKeap by VI. c 3EV c'.WnOLESALK QUOCER. SJ! No Board ot Trade'prfce,