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t 1 diti'.r. except Monlay at
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to i .a ... . ioer ot Mwnti per month
1 1. i IS 1 1. jY JOCKNAU t M colama
paper, I published every Thurnday at fl,U
er annum
.' A.UVIETIS1NO BATES IDAUUTHOne
oohonedUy 11.00; 60c for eoco. sobeqsent
cotton. " 1 ,. " .
. AdrertltemeaU under eod of "BuHneeo
uOMla." 10 cents par for flnt. and oento for
f very snboeqaent Insertion i
Ho kd Teniae menu Ulblia.edbotireen
owl matter t ny pnoe '
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SMtUrwWbeeJtartedioentSMr lino '
i Par meats for tratulent advertisement
-moot be nod la odvanoe kesrtuar adver
wUwmenU ntll bo collected promptly the
' and oi oMb nonlb ' . - .
OommualooUons eonUlnlan newi of a dle-
eoaaion of oeal motion are solicited. Mo
vommnoteatton moot bo exDected to bo pnb
, liahodtoat contains oblecUononle oereono
Ilea withholds tne porno ., of tbo author, or
- kat will make mot tuaa ono column ofth
' a per . - r..
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,.moue eonnnnnioauon oan obtain the name o
. aavnor oy application at this office aud
ooviniwttoml&tuoRTie'vandooxMto t
THIS JOUKNAL.
a . KUto-.
Haalneoe tfeuaager.
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v,.a l FlB-OFF -LIGHT.
We hare received, through the
-courtesy of W. G. Brinson, Esq., of
VSTew, Berne, a copy of the 'Solid
1 Mnldooo," pablished at . Duray,
? 'Colorado, by Day & Atkins. It is
,:'aa brieht as a etar, and as sound as
, it ik bright. .FonowingwegivetwQ-
or three specimen paragraphs ;
i MIu the October North American
. Eeriew Jeflf., Davis gives Lord
Wolseley a thorough turning over.
Jeff's advanced age has not im
r paired - his intellect, and only the
.brightest minds earth have any
business monkeying with the 'old
"Secretary of War Proctor wrote
th OnTArnnr of North Carolina In
regard to the proposed removal of
Gerommo's oand to tne western
portion of bis State, and the
Governor Immediately suggested to
. Proctor the propriety Df locating
th Renegade - Apaches npon the
portions' .-of Vermont now being
: abadonned ' by -white people. It
was a happy and appropriate hit."
uwjiio in the Senate Mr. Har
rison said ; 'I earnestly hope and
- pray that no President will ever be
. mean enough to violate civil service
rales.' But then Mr. Harrison is
President by proxy only, he isn't a
real President."
. Jk, . NICK KETTLE OF FISH.
f M0ntaUft went Republican after
all !'' Indeed! On what ground
tfg she claimed as Bepublican 1 Not
on the popular vote, for that is
conceded to the Democrats. Bat
they Bay, "four hundred employees
of the Anaconda Mines who could
not read or write English voted the
Democratic ticket because told to
do so by their employers, and bat
for this there Would have been no
Democratic majority in that State."
-This is a bold assertion that is
notr fcnpportei by the evidence in
. Jthe case. Bat suppose it is true,
'cwhatthenl
; It used to be said that "what is
84Q8 for the goose is sauce for the
gander.'' They Bay, "'men who
cannot read or write Eoglish cannot
be expected to understand the
Issues iu an election." Apply this
to Republicans, and how many votes
. will the G. O. P. get in the South 7
' Ninety-nine hundredths of them
vote- without the least conception
tf the political issues involved. The
.' : Republicans claim on that score is
' ; nonsense. The only thing apparent
on the Burface is the fact that quali-
flcations for votes in Montana were
not strictly enough drawnfto meet
the present emergency. The law
ivy was framed by Republicans, and if
it has 'worked against them its
' , taeatue the' popular majority is on
. V the side of the Democracy.
We would be very dull, if in the
' lieht of experience we were not
pitpare'Oo see Montana counted
1 ai Republican.' Memory has its
uses. ,.,Tbft Wessons of 187C, when
Haves was counted in, despite the
'lc9tloiif..TUden, have not been
. forgotten, and those ot iss, wnen
worklnti men were driven to the
terrible alternative of , being
sold like Bheep in the shambles, or
- see their wives and children one in
want and. wretchedness ate, freab;
la the minds of the people."- J j
Bach has! been', the ) brazen
jtZrontary "of oppression , that It Is
eo wonder many assume tnat tne
134 that thlsisa government of
ttina eneenSary lore, Ectwe
cannot believe that so great de
generacy witlever befall a peoj
who were bSrn free and bare ever
been'ealoas of their liberty. -.:.
The ote of .Jilontana must stand
as "deposited at Jhe polls. The
'rote of an unlettered white man for
the . Democrats is as good" as : the
rote of aa ignorant blackmaa for
the.JJepuolicansj and upon that
issue we are ready to go before the
country. - Let the' Republicans join
i88ueitthey dare! :; v-t'i,:
Motatrs and Danghtcrs.' - "
It is a curious fact that ' mothers
of ability frequently have helpless
daughters,' , and , that-; mothers
who -are by , no means what
is 'called "capable" in Yankee land
and "clever" in England,: have
daughters who can turn their hands
to anything. 'c .VI. .
The reason, however, is very
simple. The capable mothers, feel
ing a certain pride in their capa
bility, are loth to allow their
daughters to help them. They da
sire .them fofeel that mother makes
the best' cake, does' the nicest
needlework, orders' the honsebetter
than anyone else; that her dealings
with tradesmen are to the advant
age of the family; that' she cannot
be cheated in the quality of goods;
that she can entertain guests more
charmingly than her daughters
can. , i
Iu this natural delight in beiDg
esteemed by her girls, she forgets
that time flies, that they will sopn
Decome women, tnat she must crow
old. She does not teach them to
tread in .her (ootsteps, bat represses
any of them who are inclined to do
so. She is very apt to saj: Ycu
cannot do it as it should be done,
my dear,'' and so -the girl becomes
timid. She depends ou her mother,
otten even for the arrangement of
her hair, the purchase of her ar
ticles of finery. She comes to her
mother to ask what she shall Bay
when she writes a letter; she sits
blushing in the background while
mamma talks to her friend she
remains a child in feeling long after
girls who are brought forward are
women. And fall this wonld he
very pleasant if -time could stop
and the family circle remain as it
is forever.
Alas ! this cannot be. Changes
come with the years; the girl mar
ries and the head of a family oi
her own. She has no mother to
guide her, or to advise her. It is
too late to learn what she should
have been taught in her teens, or
.211 !. M o
earner; ner win is gooa, out sue
cannot regain her lostground. All
she can do is to teach her daughter
to be as much like he own lost and
adored mother as possible.
The little creature is pushed for
ward, is advised, has lessons in
everything, and the ' hereditary
ability crops out in her after skip
ping a generation.
The daughter oi the woman who
"never could do" a thousand things.
tnat it is neeaiui that a woman
should do, is one of the most wond
erfully capable women alive. Prob
ably she repeats her grandmother's
mode of procedure, making her
own daughters incapable thereby;
and so the game of lifes goes on. :
I believe it is possible for mothers
who are useful in this world to
make their daughters,- even more
useful than themselves, and they
should remember this. The pride
cf being all in all at home, the de
sire to remain in every respect the
head ot the house, should not blind
a mother to the fact that her
daughter's future happiness must
depend on the daughter's being
able to take the same position in
the home ot her husband; and that
the greatest tribute a woman can
offer to her mother's memory is ex
pressed in the words:-
"She taught me all I know. - She
made me all I am." New York
Ledger. !
A. Valuable Remedy
A letter from 8. P. Ward well, Boston,
says: "I nsed Clarke ' Extract of Flax
(Papillon) Catarrh Cure in June last
for Hay Fever with great satisfaction,
and find it ia the only thing I have Been
which would allay, without irritating
the inflammation of the nostrils and
throat. Its soothing and healing prop
erties were marked and immediate.
Large bottle $1.00. Clarke's Flax Soap
is the latest and beBt. Try it. 29 cents.
Ask for them at F.' 8. Duffy's drag
store. ' ' , ;
You cennot exhaust ; excuses.
They are more numerous ' than the
hairs on your head. Bui you can
take them up; and bind them in
one bundle, and mark, it ."Lies,
Lies, Lies. ' m ;
1 ' A SAFE INVESTMENT. , :,Tr
. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return Of purchase price. On -this safe
plan you can bay from our advertised
DruggkM bottle of J)t. King's Now Dis
covery lot Consumption. .Itisgnaranteed
to bring relief In every case, when used
for any .affection of Throat,' Lungs or
Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation
of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It Is pleassnt
and agreeable to -taste,- perfectly safe, nd
can always be depended upon, t Trial hot-
ties free At R.
JN.
Daffy's, "wholesale and
rptAlJ drOggist,
Price per dozen, $8.00.
i -.:: ' 3 1 Wit.:--:
3 r i ia t j it tie
Lc... U
tLizjt'.av.
:t3 Lie L..1 eury
out Eucces3,aad tLeir
is valuable, as" they
have ta tauci clothing of the sick
wi.3 a there, ad strangers,- when
dyiag there, often leave quantities
of clothing, etc. ; They had a room
xuu or leathers, which 1 were : sent
there, for pillow makine. and tbe.v
were in despair, aa they, could not
externnuate me motns . until they
were aavisea to. try- common salt.
They sprinkled it around, and in a
weea: or ten. aays were altogether
-a '.
no pi ma motns They are never
troubled : nowi- :1a? heavy velvet
carpets, sweeping them with salt
deans ana teeps.them from moths,
as particles of the salt remain In
the carpets -and corners. Salt js
not hurtful to any one, and . bar no
oaa emeu. . Here is a little hint I
add, .which, - perhaps, every one
does not know: Forcleaninsr wash
basins, baths, etc,' use the name
thing,' common dry: salt. Rub:
little of the salt with jour ;; fingers
on me pasin. ,uiten a sort or scum
Is noticed in the basins in a marble
washstand mthe bathroom: the salt
takes it off easily, .and leaves the
Dasin shining and clean .Philadel
phia Press. j , ,' , t
- , .f I" f aB-SJSSi ii 1 1 i 1 1 , i.iaf -" - (
Confidence Begets Confldence.
A mendicant approached a - be
nevolent looking gentleman the
other day and said t " ?. , s r . , I ,
"Dear sir, 1 have lost my leg."; 5
The benevolent-looking old cen-
ueman repaea, as he hurried away j
- "My dear friend, I am)very sorry,
butl haye not seen anything of It A
B. B. B, (Botanle Blood Ralm.)'
If you try this remedy you will say
B8 many others have said, thatjt is the
BEST blood purifier and tonio. Write
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Oa for book
ot convincing testimony. '!
. P. Davis; Atlanta, Qa. West End),
writes: "I oonsider that B. B. B, hat
permanently oured me of rheumatism
and soiatioa." - 1 ;
R. R. Saulter, Athene, Ga., eays: "B.
B. B. cured me of an nicer that' had
resisted all other treatment." ; ' t
E. G. Tinsler. Columbiana. Ala.:
writes: ''My mother and sister had ul
cerated sore throat and scrofula. B. B.
B. cured them'..
Jacob F. Sponcler, Newnan, Ga.,
writes: (B. B. B- entirely oured me of
rheumatism in my shoulders. I used
six bottles." , - r ' . t
Chas. Reinhardt, No. 2026 Fountain
street, Baltimore, - Md., writes: "I Buf
fered with bleeding piles two-years,
and am glad to say that One bottle of p.
B. B. cured me-"
3. J. Hardy. Toocoa. Ga.. writes: "B.
B, B. is a quick cure (or catarrh.: Three
Dottles cured me. . I had been troubled
several years." -
A. Spink, Atlanta, Ga., says;. "One
oottie or u. b. o completely cured my
cniia oi eczema."
W. A, Pepper. Fredonia. Ala., writes
"B. B. B. cured my mother of ulcerated
sore, throat." 9
B. and f. 8. Duffy, wholesale and
retail agents, new Berne, ft. G. i
A plant must sprout and grow
before it will blossom, and children
snouia not be forced to bloom be
fore they get their growth.
Many: peculiar points make Eood'g Sar-sapu-Ula
superior to all other medicines.
Peculiar In combination, proportion, v ' '' ,
ana preparation of ingredlentSfijy'
Hood's 6arsaparlUa possesseay",
the full curative value oi the jari Vjr
best knowp.teniediesFVrjFViOt
the . Vegetable! klng'yYOrdom.
1 Peculiar 4n JuT "trenglli
and economyw-XjBtood's 8ar
saparllla fafctQ0 only medi
cine . f, (.vwhloh can truly
besaldj'jA V'OneHttndredDoses
OnerJQk Jr Dollar." . Medicines In
'fV larfier xA smaller bottles
require larger doses, and do not
S produce as' good results as Hood's.
S Peculiar In its medicinal merrta,
Hood's SarsaparlBa accomplishes cures faith-
Arto nnVrwiwn. fuiil tiAAttrnn fAi tfaaTf 4
Xa& title ot The greatest iloodlt
purifier ever discovered." jf,-T.
FcouIlarlnlts"KQodname
Jiome," there is now
of Hood's Sarsaparilla y old in
LowelL wher 'S JtOtismadei
than of allr ' rpther. Wood
purifiers. AVpecuUar ta.JU
phenome- S enal reeord of sales
abroad, -Arno other pronaratlon i
ha.rVvr attained such nonu- ,
-A t"jr "UO reiameu iib yvymiinj t
pjrand confidence nmohg U classes,
Do not be Induced to buy other preparations,
but be euro to get the Peculiar Medicine,',
: Hood's Sarsaparilla
SeUlvsndragglita $ 1 MxtOrlS. trepeteionlr '
by C. t HOOD, 00., ApoUiec1i, Lowell, Uh. (
.100 Doaes One Dollar
13riJLociF-
. Do a uenerai Banking huainess. .
A j, HeW t Bawomh Hocs, nA
Middle Street, fourth door below Hptol
Albert: : fV )
VTCXV BERNE. K' C
k Ql4"ia . n"o.f ""I'J
independent . Steamboat Line,
On and after Monday the 16th day oi
September thfl steanior Jloward will
run the following schedules -1 f
-Tor Trenton, every Monday and Frji
flay at eight Vcloclt,' and re tprn on
Tqesdajs and Saturdays.-:
fit &
Tor
eculiar
J.J. tASlTTEH, Manager, 1
V:
. Jhrenots u the most elegant faro
'.TKEUfXATIVEANO NUTRITIOUS JUICE .
- . ,- oF-tHg- ;
FIGS Of CALIFORNIA,
vj Combined with ; the ' medicinal , .
'; virtues . of plants known to bf -
most beneficial jo the humaa
system, forming an agreeable
V and effective laxative' to'perma-"
tiently cure -Habitual .Consti
'.pationr.and.the many ills'; de
.pending, on a VeaYorinactive
; condition 'of the v : - -; Sl. -
f. KIDSEY5,t!VER AND BOWELS.
1.-, ItMthei&ostexcenentremedyknevita : V.
k ; CWUSf THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
- Whea eae it Biliout or Conetipatti - '
60 THAT" i' -
: tURI BLOOD, REFRESHING 8LEEP, ,
- HEALTH and STRBNOTH V
t ' 1ATURAU.Y FOLLOW. ' ' '
"' Evry one is using it and all are?
' debghted with it , ; " r - ' 1 ;
. v - ASK VOUR ORUQGIST FOR - ' T
SYHTTP OJF PIGS
1 ', MANUFACTURED ONLY BY -
CALIFORNIA'FIG SYRUP CO. 5
-' SAIt FRANCISCO; AU
lOUmiUI. Kt ' V , HW YORK. H. f.
CataphH
CREAM BALM LysV,
Cleoneee ttie 1
ma
I-
f -
m
Alloys PlH end
HAvrrvrlWy
InAsQimntlnnr
Heals Iho Sar.
, Ittetoree llie
Sense of Taete,
and Smell,
HAY-FEVER
TRY THE CURE
A Dortlolo Is attDlInd; into each noetrll and
ia agxeeaMe, 1'rlce 50 cents t Draeelats; by
maiinreinlslered. (10 rt. KLY bRUTHERH.
oe warrea oireei. new xoxk. laniwwiy
cnnB-
P. IS.1 Du Bjf ruggist. agenit Ne w
Berne. N..O.-, .. , -, marl dwly
JOE K, WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR . V
EASTERN' NORTH CAROLINA
Uarbb 7crlis, :i
JSTetv Berne, N. O.
r
D
. Italian and Amerioaa Marble and all
qualities of materially '-v-
'Orders solicited and ' given prompt
attention, with satisfaction guaran
teed ''-'-"' fr fVi"r j. 1 Trp
f O. E. MiLLBtt Is my agent at Einston
and iALBZ.. Fields regular traveling
agent u ii, si1- a - '
Tb JIi2h; Am Davis,
; Simple Durable and tight Running
' '.The only vertical feed Machine.1
All sewing don without basting.
h: Sjt -j; M; HtNES, Agent.'
Haw Berne, N. 0. fJ, -
E.''y'H.'k CUTLER
. ,4 Has on hand a Tall Lbe hf r;
Heating ' and ; Cooking
:$-v&-; stoves; lr---
Gash, Doors and Blinds.
Line, Cement, , i
; And all kinds of . - " f
;J Building Ilr.tcrials
4t;E0TI0H-?2ICEl
C3 6; 23 Hi
jr - - 1 I 1 R W at V mvj. -i av
f I o 1 Wk I A "ill"!
IIK flill. vm i. p l M
iilLl i 7- isov:
Remember that our success guaran
tees you the ume .high grade as ever;
the same quantities; - measure ana
weight always just and generous; but
that . - I
FftCES ARE LOWER THAN EVER.
' Less pro&t and more patronage ia our
idea of future trade. Wo don'tworry
about patronage f - ' -:
. llake Prices Bight,
and trade will be sure to follow'. Goods
in our line have been too high; there's
no denying it. We aim to bring them
down to a proper level; we are going
to make r-V. . '-4 ;. f
The, Luxuries pi life ;
As the Necessaries t
At any one of our (Establishments will
,-" bo found a ' ' " I
LARGE AliD FINELY SELECTED STOCK
Foreign and Domestic Wines
LIOTJOKS
PorterSrAles.'&c.
k i
; FALL:STOCKiiI
'Vi- pouring j i?
freight...
Large and
every Dspartmeat. .r- ? !
Gal) and
Bee - for;(your8eIl. ,T -lTo,:
trouble ta
. Oar stock "of JSHOEtf
and RUBBER GOODS
can scarcely be excelled,
" Onr prices; are LOW,
and oar (ioods .will bear
the. taet 1 ' ' " - -
4sk Tour 'Retailer for the ,,-1
JTAHES HEAIIS
' vuU i i , OR TUB t . ' ' I ;
T AlIESV IIE AXTs -
" .'xVBa.SHOE..-l'-
AccordineT to lour KeedSe -j-f
.JAMES WEANS C B3tOBf
Rii light auditjrUaa. It flu like
fetocWnur, end 3tFQITItE
ing peneouy easy tbe nnt time It
laworn. ItwllliallsfytheJnntt
LlbUdlons. JASlitS MifiAw8i
only shoe of it orioe whloht
5iun; is aixoiutely the;
bu ever been placed ex-!
temlvelyon the market
rawDico anraomijr:
eoBtuwna neiure
mete out-,
rtfjrtheJam'ef
Appear-i
leawtaShoefta-Bayi "j0 -.- ,, i
J. MEANS k tlO., Boetou. i
pull line of the above ahoso-for sale 1 j
CHoward 7& JbnbV
j '-J f-i W 1 :t'i4i" .s;
ul0Q;0i0Q
TONS COTTON SEED,
. we will furnish Backs on application.
'. We will exchange Meal foreed. -
If yon want highest price for your
seed write or call on ...
a;P..DUnr.DS:QGO.,ll
Cotton and Corn Commles'n Mercrjante?
ik V"1! Mimnm-flnnr rt;44 t1
V' SEW DERSXS, N. O
C r, In Hotel Tull iJulldlnjf. '
School books and school Supplies a j
specialty ana at uymg prices.
Royster's candy, the boat in town;
fruits, oigara, tobaooo and snutl, , ,
Headquarters for f 'Jug tackle,
crockery, g' sware, etp.' , . .
, Agent for .tie. New Davis Cawij
Machine. ' ' ' : ; '
i. ' , - ; ,! J
y Ropoctfally,' '
J CisUos, IT. 0. - , , . . .
a c ' - - .-"i-
..T7aar otteuLi to the EcUIlTraJs
great inducements- in v : -
.. . x
Tobacco and Circ!
-.- The attention of families is cal!4 ta
the Celebrated - " ' i ' j' . ' -
.w Iripsrial Eccr,1 .
for which w axe agents.'; ';-
. SatUfaetien g:uarnte4 or
money reianded'.
A. Li Grccrif; G C:.,
U f Mlf CltI HOUSE : J v . '
E. side. Middle St., opposite 8. n. -fioott.
- ' BBANCn HOUSES: ; ' -N.-W.
Cor.: Queen' and : Pasteur Sta.
- s (K. 9. Depot).
6. W. Cor, South Front and Middle St
Wholesale and Retail Wcraoi
Jobbers ..of .Cigars;, And-lTo-
i. 'h H baccoi -
NEW. BERNE, N. C. ,
pa. rm ii Runt i: n iifi
. by . every. , ,
-r;, -,;
Complete in :
examine and i'l ;
show .Goods.
Baargage transfer
3
7 Baggage taken safely and promptly
to and from any part of tho city.'
wagons will attend Kailroad. Cram
ers and Ferries. ' . "
Orders left at 'In Office wilt' lava
good attentipn.snd. quick diepitiduf-. .
.i-::, OIK WAttT,-
Willi- tlnl. ll,MJ,n"K.
iBtnr i j" Atfv -
.OU I IUUU1III ,LUU.vi .
r; o'T i, W! V :.
s v-. ti-rocerieSi --v jy -a r - i
tr- J Tt( - . ( v .- Js-v;. ' r.
Drw Goods. . .. -
t Don fait to give Wa ' trial .wLea 1?
neea or anything in our lins. : ;
-Thof Ilansidd E:t;:, ;
"' -'ICFormeriy Centrarnofcl).- .
. .1, ! Ji' ;;-r
CAPT." al.L. JtZtFiiy Provrieto'V
QtO. E. rmiiAir,';.'..".4.AsBt Ue .
I This hotel, vhlch has just been t vt la t --,
feot order, thoroughly renovated, t
pointed,-eto., Is situated Ip the rftil t ... t
oftho city, on le eeelly accenM.-ia t t 1
pieces of linnlnfR. ndIth)n o.; 8 ..,t
dmuuoe Of toe oupliol, pootuilice auJ v t
bunne, ..'".- j , ;
liio table Is well snirHed llh ihe e'-'
vln'i that cnnboobifinedlu thoi c
surtuuiidlng country; the mti m
and -well vnnt)ntJ o-J Jnsi.au
evry eomfort and coiivrjUM
jMimeonitftli ntiyevlti-'Bn.,i.,..'- ,
for board by tlie auy.-wng or bi.'
re-totiBi-i ' ,i T . ; .
'lie n "dT m1o of Ke T'tpt t
o'nliy luvitK-i tK.ep u ,h u v.
lti-igii. end ei nrfd r
II IjiiBU.,, nu i . ,
rii'ut" duilnjt t i"U-ely. i, 'f.
tiiiiu.' . -.j .,-.J.;..
, S S Mill.' i'. 1 VU. .VJ.-'-'W.
. ; - i U If v 1 ..-v.' v.
tl.3 people la to be relegated to the
4, " .,t . 5. "
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V