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THJB JOURNAL.
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V KW BXX2TE. N. C. FEB. 32. 1889.
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TKI SENATE XX D THE PRESIDENT.
Time was when the American
Seaate waa the most august bod;
M earth. Then it was the re pre
sen. tat! Ve of independent States
aadtta glory oi the Union. Now
it la the impregnable fortress of
oaopoly and the strong tower of
Rtttecraty. Once it afforded an
area on which dignity and cour
tesy wer most signally displayed.
Nov itia the theatre for the exhi
bitioa of malignant passions and
the ,lHrp practice of designing
polittoiaas,
AtjfTlWe aie Senators of high
itatwa, splendid ability and in
aorpipUbU integrity. Among these
are Vance and Ransom of North
Carolina.
Bat oar object this morning is
to contrast the condact of the
8caato with that of the President
aa Ulastrative of the spirit of
Democracy and the spirit of Ue
pnblicanism.
Mr. Cleveland has been careful
aot to embarrass the Harrison Ad
ministration. No appointments
hare been made but such as are
esaeatial to the public welfare. In
strong contrast with this honorable
eoocsctsthe disreputable conduct
of thij'penate in refusing to confirm
aoaiiaatioBS to All vacancies occur
riag In the regular coarse of the
Gorernaient's business. The theory
of the Republican Senators is that
since Horember the offices belong
to tefli jf that when vacancies oc
eot business is not to be considered,
ouVoily lneirown claims to patron
age (iThis clearly establishes the
faet "tat" the Democratic party is
tie' pafty of .patriotism, and the
Repobliean "party is the party of
pUjeVi an4 spoil, irrespective of
the public good or national honor.
ae -jtiine has come when it is
more honorable to a be defeated
Democrat than a successful Repub
lican. Hew and Observer.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
36TU DAY.
SENATE.
The Senate, Lt. Gov. Holt, pre
siding! met at 10 a.m.
The morning hour business being
disposed of, the president an
nounced that Messrs. Twitty and
Stabbi were added to the commit
tee on propositions angrievances.
(JN FINISHED BUSINESS
being S. B, 343, to establish a
North Carolina training school, on
its third reading, under the previ
ouavqnestion. Mr. Blair moved to
reconsider the vote by which the
previous question was ordered.
Adopted.
Mr. Barber submitted an amend
ment to strike ont section 1 of the
bill, which abolishes the normal
schools. , Lost on call of the roll
ayet It, ooes 29.. Also to strike
oat the word male so as to make
thA training Rchool one for femaW
only.
HP THE SPECIAL OB DEB
being 8. B. 563, establishing a rail
road commission, which was set for
11 o'clock, was called. Mr. Kerr
moTed to postpone the special or
der until Tuesday next at 1 1 o'clock.
.TJpoa call of the roll the special
order was postponed ayes 29. noes
15.'-
'TnV unfinished business being
reiamea on tne amenameai (co a.
B. 343, establiflhing a traiBiag
school for teachers) that the word
male be stricken oat, makiog the
tttk is ton as tor tort. ad t mm tor
wry wtuMW ten imw
MlMtteUHtMN
training acaoelfor- females oalylsereralol our friesis while they
' t
maca cucas&ioa took plica tad the
aaeiMimeii eyoa a -t can 01 ine rou
was
jds-ajMi bom re. m.ivng ma.utey txperieaotd almost
Bart-ers last amencme&.t providiBg
that the ttainUg achook ahoald be
located as aearlhe geographical
centre of the Sute as poikibie,
upon a call of the roll was lost
ayes 12, aoee 2S. Mr. Caaipbea
moved to reconsider the vote by
weiea the amendment of Mr. Tur
ner f Iredell that tha school shall
not be located ia lay tova of more
than 3,1)00 ifthabftaoV'. was adop
ted yesterday. The' vots oa the
motion to reconsider beiag a tie
the president voted to reconsider.
The question ' recurring upon the
adoption of Mr. Turner's amend
ment, apoa a call of the roll the
amendment was lost ayes 30, noes
24. Mr. Blair moved to amend by
strikiag'out seettoa 4 and inserting
"the school shall be located at the
University and its teachers shall be
a part of the faculty of that institu
tion." Upon a ealHof the roll this
amendment was lost, ayes 7, noes
33. Another amendment to strike
out "5,000" and insert "1,000,"
upon a call of the roll was also lost,
avea 10. nays 29. On the third
reading of the original bill, upon a
call of the roll, it passed, ajes 28,
noes 11. Those voting for the bill
were Messrs. Abbott, Ay cock, Ben
nett, Brock, Cam jbell, Copeland,
Kmrv. Falkner, Kerr, Leeper, Le
Grand, Linebark, Little, Long,
Lucas, Means, Ivane, Reid, Rice
Shaw, Thoman, Twitty, Wariers
and White
Those who voted against the lull
were Messrs. Barber. Bla i , Briggs,
Farthing, King, Lusk, Moore, Rob
in so n, Sills, Smith and Turner, oi
Iredell.
Not voting: Messrs. Bailey.
Banks, Browu, Green, Crawford,
Hampton, llolton, Hughes, l'ou.
Toms, jCurner, of Catawba, and
WilliaWW, of Cumberland.
HOUSE.
The House was called to order at
10 o'clock by the Speaker.
A resolution was introduced that
the legislnture adjourn on March
11th, 18S9. Placed upon the cal
endar. The unfinished business of Mon
day was called up, the considera
tion of B. 700, to provide an
alternative method of working the
pablic roads of the State. The
bill allows each county to keep up
its roads by taxation, giving to the
ronnty commissioners and magis
trates the power to levy a special
tax for this purpose. The bill cre
ated considerable discussion pro
and con. Upon a c;ill of the yeas
and nays the bill passed its second
reading by a vote of 72 to 24.
TASSED THIRD HEADINGS.
II. B. 543, relating to working
convicts on the C. F. & Y. V. 11. li.
(This bill returns the $101,000
worth of bonds in the hands of the
State Treasurer which were placed
as security for the completion of
the road. The State furnished con
victs for the prosecution of the
work- The policy now being not to
furnish convicts, the act is to bring
about a settlement. The company
agrees to the repeal of laws as
signing convicts -and the State re
turns the securities of the com
pany) ', 11. B. 140, to prohibit non
residents from dredging oysters in
the waters of the State ; H. B. 816,
for the relief of A. C. Hill, Lenoir
county ; II. B. 815, amending the
pilot law of Hatteras In lot ; II. B.
800, authorizing commissioners of
Hyde comity to levy a special tax ;
H. B. 843, concerning county pris
oners (prohibiting the convict garb
being worn unless guilty of certain
crimes.
Salt at a Medicine.
We are very apt to seek some
far-fetched cure for our bodily ail
ments, and to overlook the simpler
remedies, quite as effective it may
be, which are to be found even in
the humblest household.
Common salt is one of the spe
cifics for various diseases, which
many lose the benefit of because
they are not aware of its value.
For sore or inflamed eyes, wash
them in a weak solution of salt and
warmj water. This is also use
ful to remove the inflammation
caased by extraneous substances in
the eve.
For sore tlfroat and a hacking
cough, take one salt-spoonful of
salt, two teaspoonfnls of vinegar,
to half a goblet of cold water
(iced water preferable); sip this
frequently and relief will be felt at
once. This same preparation will
remove nausea, and settle the
weakest stomach. It is also bene
ficial in attacks of colic .
Nothing is mora useful in sick
ness than a small flannel bag filled
with salt. For toothache, colic, or
any disease requiring warm appli
cations, it is invaluable, as it
retains its heat a long time; aad
it is greatly to be preferred to hot,
wet emollients, which soon get cold
and uncomfortable. The bag asd
all can be put oa a tia pan aad
warmed intne orenf bat lt is bet
ter to rip a small bole la the bag,
and empty the salt out into the pan
to heat. A After it is hot it can be
put back with : a large spoon, and
the bole sewed up in a moment. '
We have recommended this to
.were refferlnf teren pais, aad ws
tare taa t&e AUiTifUoii or snow-
immediate nuef from it We
knew it prescribed years ago for a
ease of severe colic The eectwas
magical j and ever since the salt
bag has held aa honored pWteeitat
oar domestic pharmacy, z " Ll 4 1
mixture oX ice and aalt.. ia
proportion of one to one-half, ap-1
plied to the head frequently gives
lastaat reuel from aoate headache.
It should be tied ta tv email
lines doth, like a pad, and held as
aear as possible to the seat or the
paia. -.. , i
A teaspooaiaief salt, dissolved
la water, aad Uksa every hour or
two, beginning si or eight hours
before a chill, will oftea prevent it,
In intermittent, or what is known
as "chilla aad ferer."
I once succeeded with this sim pie
remedy la aa obstinate case, where
quinine, arsenic, and all the ordi ,
nary means failed. Selected.
laharit4 U Fvlaaa.
How many people hara are whose
dbtreaa from sore, acbea, pain and
eruptive tendencies are dne to inherit
ed blood poiaon. Bad blood paseea from
parent to cnlld, aad It therefor ia the
duty of huabaad aad wife to keep thefr
blood pure. This ia aeaily accomplished
br a timely nt of B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm). Send to Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, for book of moat couvincirg
proof.
Jainee Bill. Atlanta, Oa., write:
"My two eont were afflicted with blojd j
poison, wbioh doctor said was heredi
tary. They both broke out in eoree and ,
eruption which B. B. B. promptly con
trolled and finally cured completely.
Mr. S. II. William, Sandy. Texan,
write: "My three poor afflicted chil
dren, who inherited blood poIon, have
improved rapidly after a uie of B. B B.
It i a Godaend. "
J. B. Wilaon. Qlen Alpine Station, N.
0., Feb. 13, 1889, write: "Bone aad
blood poison forced me to have my leg
amputated, and oa the stump thera
cam a Urge uloer. which grew worae
every day until doctor cave me up to
die. I only weighed 130 pound when
I began to take B. B. B., and 12 bottle
inorexaed my weight to 180 pounds and
Made me aouad and well. I never
knew what good health was before "
The Deadly Cigarette.
Daring a discussion in the Ameri
can Association, Professor W. S.
Dudley described some experiments
which he bad made on the injnri
Ous effects of cigarette smoking. He
showed that they were principally
dne to the manner of smoking and
not to the impurities, as is cur
rently supposed. In smoking
cigarettes, to get the desired effect
the smoke is inhaled, that is to
say, it is breathed into the lungs ;
whereas, in smoking pipes and
cigars, the smoke is simply drawn
into the month and then expelled.
In experiments on small animals,
in which tbey were caused to
breathe air containing cigarette
smoke, it was found that, after a
mouse had smoked one and a
fourth cigarette, life was extinct.
Examination of blood showed that
thad died from the effects of the
carbon monoxide which was eon
tained in the smoke, and not from
the nicotine and other volatile pro
ducts of the tobacco and paper.
ELECTRIC BITTERS,
Tin remedy i becoming so well known
and so popular aa to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electrio Bitten
ing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is gnataa
teed to do all that Is elaimefl- Electric
Bitters will cure all disease of the Lifer
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Boils,
Salt Bheum and other affections caused by
Impure blood. Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as ue ap
Malarial fever. Fox cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitter. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 50 cts. and 11.00
per bottle at B. N. Duffy' Drug Store.
Wholesale price, $8 per dozen.
PLOWS!
Oar stock of Flows comprises the
Avery Steel (one or two horse),
Atlas, Boss, Dixie, Daisy, Champion,
Clipper, Granger, Watt, Climax,
Gem and Stonewall, and alio the
ordinary Tarn Plows, saoh as the
Nos. A 6, 10, 11, 35, 40, 45, 48, 50,
55 and 60.
Castings of every description, be
sides a fall and complete line of
everything, for the Farm.
We respectfallY solioit rhe Whole
sale Trade as well as the Retail, and
we are prepared to offer special in
ducements to Merchants.
Send for our Price List.
W11ITTY & GATES.
3 Saw Mill Supplies a specialty.
A Valuable Eesidence
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A braa now Dwelling: Bonse, con
taining six comfortable rooms, aad
cheu sad dining; room attached. Lo
cated on Change street, near East Front.
Apply to ' .-iw-4a-.i----WATSON
6 8TEEET,
d20 Ins. & Real Kst Agents.
S AITL T, ; SKLDIIOEE.
i- Wholesale- Comndnifm '
FISH .'DEALER,
, FCWOIf II1BKIT) ;
febism NnwironK.
6 jt VM
fh3lI.Iay?0c2C3rn.
AN0THEB L0T0f THOSE
ninninn nirin
, linoollilLI . I i 11 . . J. v
AtljLCcati-Pix-PaMd,-
i .,.iPickletc..
At Price to aUsplH th Batirea. Call
aad Nt for yosrfalf.
FOQT OF. JUP W-E STREET,
jn28 Itl NEW BERNE. K. a
A OUNCE
IS TUB ESTABLISHMENT OF
" Dell The im$"
Will convince any one that we tava in
stock the Largest, " Ifoet Varied, and
Complete Line of Diamonds, Witches,
Fine Jewelry, Silver-War, .Fancy
Lamps, Burmese, Gold and Silver Bead
Cat) e in the State.
lt will be to buyers interest to see
our goods before purchasing.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
Aa agfiila for ownars we offer tor aale on
eaay and adeomuioclaUiig Mrmt the lollow
1u described Improved Real Eaiats la the
Ct ot iern":
Ni. 1. WIURK PROPERTY AT UNION
PulNT ; Includes theptrM or land krowa at ,
"THE lal.AM)." ard ilie wharf or loVlwaj
leading thereto from Ka,t front tteet
Also, water spo nw bting tilled tn. The
location Is the best In the city for all mano
factoring purpose. whiU iha largest oiafl
vlaltlug our waters have ample depth of
water fur loading and unloading at the
wharf.
NO. 2. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AT
UNIWN POINT, oroup'ed aa dwellings.
No. 3. HARV&Y WHARF FBofJERTY,
Including part or water front of Lot No. 12,
tn tbapianof lbs cuy. Upon lhapiopart
ta located a commodious brick warehoua.
1 ha U. 1). H. a. Co. use a portion of the prop
erty. No. 4. THK IRON FRONT WAREHOUSE
ON uKAVtiN KTKKKT.
No. 5. RRICK HTOKB AND DWELLING
ON Cli A YEN BTRXKT occupied by R, O. K.
lrfdge.
A full deeorlptlon of tbt valuable proper
ly, together with vhs best terms upon which
the same will be t-oul, 11. be furnished nn
application to the underelgned at ihelr office
i ui-ioum rrom sweet
WATBON A STREET,
-0 ,iu-!r Jns and Real Batata AgtS.
J n. CRABTREE.
BASIL MANLY.
JOHN E. CEA3TREE & CO
Foaaders ai.d Machinists
Unnufactureni had Dealers In
GaGiSE. 1KB MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES
It ulMers ot fCnglne. Rollers,
Saw Mills, Edging &Cnt-ofr machines,
We are prepared t6do Castings of all kind
win promptness.
Particular and ton mediate attention flvaa
to repal of all kind.
We will bo Rlad to rlye plana and estimates
ior any oeaoi lpuon m macniueTy.
Ws are the agents for tbe sale of the Amsr-
lean Baww Also for (1, 4 A. argamtn s
bra ted Indestructible Mloa Valvea,
We give satisfactory tnaran tee fnrall wori
oonai ay us. uxiaww wit
Steamer Howard,
It
Independent . Steamboat Line.
On and after Monday the 10th da Ol
Sept., the steamer Howard will ran
th fnllowino' achednla:
For Trenton every Monday add Fri
day at eight o'clock, returning Tuesday
and Saturday., . f
J. J. LASITTEB, Manager.
, J. Disoswat. Agent at New,Bnie.
I0G2. EfiTOII I3B3i
TI1E JEWELER
Matt)
HAS A IWB'BTOci OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewell,
SOLlDBtLVEa
. AND PLATED WABE.
. I keep a largervstockr f 8rsotaeteB
titan any other store In North CaroUna'
I take particular pains to fit them to the
eyes of parties neeamg tnem. .
Baring worked steadily at the bentk
for over thirty years, I believe I oaq do
as good work as any, watchmaker in tibe
OOM1 AHDEBin5.,''i
SAM. K. EATOHt
Middle street
Opposite Baptist Church. p!2 dwtf
:CATAnni
UtttAM DALFilf
Cleanses, tbe'
Nasal l'assa )
pes, ah ays
Pain and in-
.v4ttiVl. 01 e.
fiamtHatlonlCyFTOi l?''
Sores, Be-j ?ta! ,y V
A ... .. I
S r rises '61
Taste ind
SmelL
; y"tavcwri"
Is sgreeabls. - Price 60 cenU at Dm ret star by
mail, registered, 0 eti. ELY , BROTHERS,
& vanicia n avniies nn aarn nnatrii an.
itihwphwp,w hits' favmouwiy
Permsosntly located oa eorner of Broad
ahd. Bern ts is prepared to clean, dye
ana repair u amus oi wioiniDK u 1XW
tMeesv A specialty is made tn cleaning
tmA UsV DreK i Hut. in fart inn Minn.
teed.
aug 2ldtf
iOcriiorCi Life
linsurance Company,
-'-"i- r07 HARTFORD. CONN- x ?
vyop 0.
Assets r j -500,000.
SIXTY MILLIONS ISSUKAKCE IN ?OE08: ? "
SAFETY FUND NOW OVER $650,000.'
Fire year members' reoeWing nearly FIFTY PER CEXT. in dividends,
from earnings of the SAFETY FUND. "V. tJ , ,
Unpartlelled Success! Security! Equity! Iconomy!
AetiY solicitors wanted in every County in North Carolina.
Address as abore. febl,Q dwlm
AT
PLANNER'S
You will liud NOCLY and
STYLISn SUIT--j. S-UK8
and CUTAW , i
Hi" STOC1,
hiui CENTS U.iiH
INti (JOOl' i COJ
I'LKIE. Two doors North of Hotel
A I HJHT.
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Hie Bergner & Engel
BREWING -CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA LAGEfl OEER.
IS UNftUESTIONAB LY THE
Finest Bees- Extant.
It is brewed from the finest Pale Canada
West Barfey Malt and Laazer Hops, and
MWy,! recommended for its TONIC and W
liltlViE qualities.
- The hlgb repatation enjojed by tho BERGNEB & ENQKL
WMPAirir is dne to the fact that only the FINEST AND BEST
MATERIALS are used and that the greatest SKILL and OAEE
are exercised daring ita manufacture. jyadwtf
Agent and Bottler, N"ew Berne.; IT. . C.
for the mm
twill sell the balance of our Stock 7,of
CMing at Cost. We
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