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, per year, IM lor six BvooUc DellTered
uatVMOMriinuHMiiu.rooth uv ucu wi ,UD
SS&XZTS1 he hM diP,ad. 88 oe-
J,Wf t j count of his uucoinproiuising Da-
. AwVavariaiNo sates (dailim mocracy. We mav give op our
JJl: . 'Iftn-otite candidate, bVcoae other
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, idarUeeiieaU an Wf aed of "Basluees men , equal 111 ability, snare OUf
tj ' 6-nUf0r
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C4r (tin for raoatent advertisement
saastba mad la Avaa.e Regular dver
tlaemenu wlltbe eatleoted promptly at the
ad ol each aoest '
UoiumunloaOoaieoaUlntot: news oradls
eaauoa or oo4i v'nr are solicited. No
omBaaMtoWcanA be' exoectad to be oub
luhs tktti dteUu Oblactlanable Demon
IMS waBBa Psaae. ai ue aumur. or
let will bum jartaaB one column o ft b
Any pareOQ.eeUa Wfax-wved at anv anony
sous oqgnpiunical kid can obtain tne name o
in auuiaf b application at this office aud
sowing jnarwloiue grievance exists
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- BlUlDOK XllUfM,
K8NE. N. O., APRIL 24 1690
tund at tb ro oflea at N"- i
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Mseooad-alaas matter.
PRINCIPLES.
It cannot be too much empha
sized that the Democratic party is
a party of principles.
Measures are constantly chang
ing. What was expedieut jester
day is uot curreut today, and by
tomorrow may have passed into
the limbo of forgetfulness; but the
underlying principles upon which
this 'Government was founded and
on which the Constitution rests
are the same jesterdjy. today and
forever. .
t- a ;.. .i... n ...
I, aenivcruiiu loiiucio iu iuc uuuto
are twitted for not bringing forward
the Mills bill and urging its adop
tion by Congress. The apostle
Paul in his letter to the Colossans
giya : "All things are lawful to me,
bat ail things are not expedient.''
Expediency is essential in the con
sideration of every measure. De
feaT injures a good cause, and to
press forward a movement that
cannot possibiy succeed is to do an
iojury to truth and bring censure
ODOtt its advocates.
It is the unquestionable duty of
the Democrats in Congress to op
pose the McEinley bill, not because
it is a Republican measure, but on
ccWnt of its violation of Demo
cratic principles on which this
Government was founded.
Aristocrats and monopolists were
sufficiently secure in the old world.
It was not necessary for tbem to
cross the ocean to escape oppres
ton. It was men who relied epon
taefr own brave hearts and strong
arms, and "felt oppression's lightest
finger as a mountain weight,'' who
einre to the new world and estab
lished a governs ent of equal
rights.
All the years that have gone by
the Democratic party has been the
champion of the people. No oli
garchy, no monopoly, nor privileged
class has escaped its fierce and un
compromising opposition. Central
ization itself, has felt the point of
its spear and recoiled from its dire
ful purpose.
The rights of the States have
been held as only secondary to the
rights of the people.
The majority iu Congress found
it ueeessary to strike down the
Damoceacy in the House before it
couldf proceed to the pillage of the
States and the robbery of the
people, but it cannot stille the
voicd Of the heroic party which
alike in victory and defeat stands
by the ark of the Constitution.
There are a thousand different
conditions in the application of
these principles. Kvery day new
questions arise, but no man need
hesitate where to stand, or with
what patty to align himself. He
whft f Pflld hold the Federal Govern
ment W the Constitution and give
equal rights and privileges to every
cltizetylis a Democrat, no matter
nndrrhat flag he musters.
- Ko man can be a Democrat and
SMIVOvalB UHiu iuai uieti imiuaico
- A - I OF t. n .1 i .. n i m i n n ( .in
ia jtiyor. of a section, or in the
lniMMtaf. anv aIam of citizpnH. to
Iraf ' " 1
' th4fewn)eDt of any other citizen.
u.' tfh superlative right or an
Ubor aitfdie secure in the rewards
Of belabor. If he is taxed to
espport' another man's business he
Is robbed of bU birth right and VBetttef la Tie Saddle, r
becomes the slave of a deepotiiax. j It U,lhe English method of horse
Toe Jotjbnal w partial to Clove- that ia being taoght alto-
Und, not so much because of the f!taJ
PriDuiIjk'8 wilh hitn "J through
these principles flow.i (ha life blood
'of Democracy, giving vitality to
Business Methods in Farming.
whlhteDaa
e ftorno
iKm iiSZW1t&
many larmers onject iwcause tne
process of information is too long
continned. It beg ns with the
preparation of he laud, and Roes
ouuuu. L,iMi.DguuT. on,.
1 a rvF nnn a n Ahi ttl h.n hnf n r
is, of couse, an objection, but not
an insuperable one.
To determine the tost of
product, it is only necessary to keep
regular ac.:..u..t uga.U the lirlds
as to he manure and labor ex
pended in the preparation and cul
t.vat.onofl nd and the gathering
and marketing of crops. This l is
not more serious or objectionable
than accounts kept . agiint hired
Sished0 for articles fur
These calculations, to be acen -
rate, must be determined by tach
individual farmer. No one farmer
can settle the cost ol unking a
pound orcottou for any oilier
firmer. There are many elements
that enter iuto the cos of farm
products, and pos.-ibly all uf tbem
vary in each individual instance.
One man cultivates much more
intelligently and economically than
another; one man's methods, ma- plied, 'just give me your note; nn r,
nure, stock, food aud help come to 'rt9 j0u will never pay it anvhow,
him much more cheaply thau an- you" will to not lung out and a cow
otherV; one man's faim may bo ahead. ' '
much better adapted to certain
crops than another's. Thi seasons ' , L!U0LIXIK .,
r . Ila Wiindcrfal F.flT-rl on tlifi Liver.
upon any two larms are not ex siomncii, kohii . uinncya rciud
pected to be uniform in their Dr. Mozlej'a L ... E,i-r i.. . ag
benefits, however bearlv adjacent '(,mon dria ' "v"ii Js.,,rw
the farms, as they do not always tioa , rioati,,che, Muri-., Ki.tt.y Dts
find the same crops in the same eago. Dizziness, Colds, Low of Ai.petite,
condition. For these reasous, to- j
cether with many others, it is
nllinln rrt fia DAAn frlil aanh fnptnaw I
must determine for himself the cost
of his products.
This information, npon the farm,
is necessary to determine the most
economical labor. In all these
years of experiment, not many
farmers in the South can give,
accurately, the difference in hiring
help for wages or for part of the
crop, because they do not know the
cost of products of either method.
It is highly important that our
products be grown at the least
possible cost, if wo are to make
our efforts produce the most good.
With this view, every labor saving
method should be applied until
the cost is reduced to the mini
mum. What we greatly need on our
farms is the same business method
that is applied to any other enter
prisesuch a system as will let us
know at any time what we are
doing and what we ought to do.
Anything short of this brings us a
haphazard life that takes its
chances of many evils. Southern
Cultivator.
Easily Upset.
A famous thinker who has him
sell passed through several phases
ot t-kepticism, tells of a clever and
vivacious man who was led to
abandon prayer iu a way which is,
perhaps, no: very uncommon.
Being on u bunting party, before
he lay down tft rest, according to
the custom which he had observed
from childhood, ho knelt down to
pray. His elder brother watched
bim until lie hiom!, :unl ihan said:
"Ab, you still keep that iu f
Nothing more passed between
thenvn the subject, but, Irom that
day the brother who h. d prayed
from childhood cease i u piay and
to go to church, and for thirty
years he did not take coinmuoii n
nor enter the church.
This story has several les-oa .
It is easy to turn souk; men aside
from their religious practices.
Many a man has spoken a srieeriog
or critic sing wtrd in jeH without
thinking barm, but by it has
changed the direction ami destiny
of a soul. It is true also that some
are easily turned asidu because
they have nothing to hold them.
Their religion is a mere form. A
word will overthrow them as the
push of a finger will overthrow a
wall which is ready to tumble down
of its own weight. Tbey have no
profound religious convictions and
settle a religious principles, Their
prayers are unmeaning acta. Their
religion is vanity. Only those who
are rooted and grounded in the
truth shall stand. Christian Ad
vocate. COMMENDABLE.
All claims not e usisteit with the
high obaraoter of Syrup of Fig art
purposely avoided by theCal. Fig Syrup
Company. It acts gently on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the
system effectually, but it is not a oura
all and makes no pretensions that ever
bottle will not substantiate.
eonntr, now. The Eoetfsh sttle is
widelj different from that which
beat Am mean riders used totin-
P'7 Englishmen Bit far t nek in
tW,r '."k ,a
sure ot the bail of th fui iu the
.tlrmnlAbMri (hum in If
is not the moat rombl rtem,
either, fur tbebor.se orf.r .lie rider.
mean harder work for em b, and
taught in Kentucky and South Oaro-
-Tig"3i S
and depend lupoa the pressure o.
tQ kneea and thj h t h d tQ t
Tne E ,ih a u uil
Lnd lhAmeJAU ia baturuL You
obtain , easier 8eat am,
I in a vlS an a r .- a..tilrl i n mn An tkn
, , of horse
by the leg
pressure than you can possibly do
Ict wi if a H it uiri n ri n if in anl t' ah
i JJ iivumij an iUgiug j VU1CU1 VU
;,bIy hle barebaek in the Eaglisn
: fasnJjou at a but th AKmer.
ioan way maKke8 t fectl e
to do But lhe imported notion
has con ered in 0UJ fasnionabIe
lidi 8hool nd J0U can hard,?
tee noine Araeiican riding with
;oattraveli ng down the ruTal dis
tric;s alonthe Southern
! - Uor'eJ!!l?i?2.V -
1 Justice Lamar Tells a Good One.
j Justice Lamar, of the Supreme
Court, who never accepts a pass or
a present of any kind, tells this one
0n himself: "Dewn in the locality I
'call mv home lives old John Dil
lard. Some years ago John pre
Bented to me a very floe Alderney
cow. l said: 'John, l never accept
a present.' WeII. Lamar ' he re
Fevers. Chills, Blotches, Pimp!, s, Pain
in Back, Palpitation of Heart, and all
Owlet UBDMOO VBUIOU ur UIBUluncu
liver, stomach and kidneys, ths first
great cause of all fatal diseases. Fifty
cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists. Prepared only by H.
Mozley, M.D. , Atlanta. Qa.
LBSOII HOT DROPS,
For coughs and colda, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryugetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops,
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bot
le. Prepared by H. Mozley, M.D.. At
anta, Qa. novldwjy
I am convinced of the perilous
disposition of our times to treat
our Christian duties on the base Of
an experiment as to how near we
can live with an ungodly world,
rather than on the principle of a
walk made as close as possible with
God.
Be Sure
If you have made up your mind to ouy
Hood's Sarsaparllla do not be Induced to take
any other. Hood's Sanaparilla Is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue of Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curaUre power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example Is worthy Imitation, tells
her experience below:
To Get
" In one store where I went to buy Hood's
Sarsaparllla the clerk tried to Induce me buy
their own instead of Hood's; he told me thelr's
would last longer; that I might take It on ten
days' trial; that if I did not like It I need not
pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail
on me to change. I told him I knew what
Hood's Sarsaparllla was. I had taken it, was
satisfied with it, and did not want any other.
Hood's
When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla
I was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, -and so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and bad for some time, like a person In con
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparllla did me so
much good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak of it." Una.
Ella A. Goff, Cl Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
Sold by aUdmggbta. fljllx(orf4. Prepared only
fey 0. t HOOD CO ApethaparlM, LowaU, Kau.
100 Doses One Dollar
e crati
lint .
f P. IS. 'Dnfly, druggist, agent. New
Heme, w; u. marl dwly
tm-. asm -ait. ,
rmvsi '
Sax rMsw.
'
OJVIS ENJOYS
Both tl''-1 method and results when
Syrup cf Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the KidneysJ
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sy&J
tern eflectually, dispels -colds, head-'
whes and fevera and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it
maby excellent qualities commend it.
to ail and hare made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup' of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have if on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. new Y!)9K. H i
CAUTION
Take no shoes
unless.
V. L. Donalaa' name an
price are stamped on tne
tha
bottom. If tlie dealer cannot supply Ton.
end direct to factory, enclosing aavarusaa
price,
VV. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Fine Calf, Heavy Laced Uraln and Creed
moor Waternrooi
65.00 GENUINE HASD-8EWJED SHOE.
Mien in me woria.
Examine his
84.00 HAND-SEWED WELT SHOE.
83.60 POLICE AND FARMERS' SHOE.
3.60 EXTRAVALUE CALF SHOE.
2.211 Ale WORK TX(iM R"S RHOKH.
2.00 and 81.7B BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.
An nude In Congress, Uutton and Lace.
$3&$2 SHOES lad'.e's.
1.75 SHOE FOR MISSES.
Best Material. Beat Style. Best Fitting.
W. L. Douglas, -Brockton, Mais, Sold by
Cor. Pollock nnd Middle Ste.
maraSdtJulyl
Another Lot of Samples
AT
J. 1.1. HOWARD'S,
AT NEW YORK COST!
Pocket Books for all.
A few Silk Umbrellas. b;z9 23 for
ladies.
4 in' band and Silk Scarf.
' A large lot of Windnor Ties for boys.
Colored II. Hose in great variety.
Men's Handkerchief.
Six icz. Napkios in the lot, a bargain
Men's Balbrigann Shht., u Inrge as
sortment.
All of the above at N Y. CohL
J. M. flOWARD
WANTED BY
LOUIS STEflN,
Of HENm 81KHN & Co.
lloston
ewOrleanr.
OOMMIf-Sln.V MKIICUANT,
7) Pine Street Nc w Yoi k City.
Heron Plumes,
Egret Plumes,
Alligator Skins,
Hides and Wool.
8ei Ilirda of 11 Hi-eclf, ond fi n'.hf rn
prodtiols.
Cain advance s Oiitdc o;a i .st Klili inrutg If
desired.
BKKfiRENC'EH.
tmpoTlers and Trailer- Nut llsnk. New
Yoik City.
German i Nat. Dank. New Orleans, La
Peoples' Nat. bunk. New Orleans, La.
LOUIS STERN,
mZ2d3m 70 Pine Street. New York.
The Finest and largest
Stock of
SAMPLE HATS
Evar brought to New Berne, ranging in
price from $2 00 per dozen to $39.00 per
doasn.
A Ana Stock of
Clothing, Shoes and
iJ)ry;Goods;
. Just reosived at '. ' r J-;-,
Darringlon & Baxter's
tpri hwu
.
Has just returned, witjf the moat superb stock of '" ' ff ' fl
g and SlffiiBtioil
Sprin
ever brought to New B. n.
NOVELTIES I.V DRESS G'lQDS, NOTIONS and OINTS
FURNISHING GOODB.t v "
SHOES pf every description at the cheapest poagiblo pricea.
In READY MADE QLOTHING I wUl positively save yon, rt lel.t
from 20 to 25 per cent., as t have
ow ngures ana wuir sen mem accordingly. For instance, A Fine All
Wool Satin-faced Dreas Suit for $8.50, which would cost you
at least f 10 or $12 anywhere elsj.
Flannel Coat and Vest for 70o.
Seersucker Coat and Vest for 70o.
Boys Suits from $1 up.
THK HNE8T PUR CttUSU 8TIS-LIr D HAT ml 00c.
Our stack comprises so jaany NEW GOODS and SPECIALTIES that it
would bo a hard matter to enumerate
Vo Solicit an Examination of Our Stock,
Feeling confident that we will mako it
your patronage.
REMEMBER ! the prices of our
than similar goods can be purchased elsewhere.
Respectfully,
2Vd. H. SXJIji'rAJLV-
K. R, JONES,
HEAVY AND LIOHr
Lorillard and Gail & Az Snuft
Sold at manufacturer's prioee.
Dry Goods & lotions.
Full stock and large assortment.
Price ae low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock .
Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR MEN ONLY!
RrUwIlllC General and NEB.V0VB HSKLOTf
flTTT C Weakneu of Body ana Kiad: Iffetts
J J XtiJTJ of ErrmorKxceuMiaOUwYeaaf,
LbaM, Kohl. MliniOOn fall. Bxtorr'. In to blarnut
Irani Che. ffkMK.lJNUKTRLOPKD ORSARS a PARTH.fieoy.
bmlatol. nnf.llln HOIK TRKATMK.TT .U tm a 4r.
n Uitlfj froM 4 Stain, Trrrilarln, aa4 Fmlfi CaatriM.
9a Ma arrlt. U.ia. Book, folltiplaaattaa, ajul ara.fl ailUl4
Ud) rn. Addraa ERIE MEDICAL CO.. lUFfAll. sTT.
tHl2itk. ,AT LANTA, BAe cacXS?1"
ST.LOUIS.MO. UilgjajJg -W" OAllaS.TX.
AAENT WANTED.
HUMPHREYS'
Da. HcarBaxrt1 Sracnncs are solsntlnoaUy and
rifln la a grjeolal cure for the dlwaae namecu
t? years used dt tne people, jsrery sinew t
These Bpeolflcs care without drugging, parr
tag or reducing the system, and are In (act awl
deed the aorerelgn rentedleaoftheWerla.
tw. a atimiirAt aoa.
.rera. uongesnon, umammaoon...
erais. Worm Ferer, Worm Ooue. .
rylag cello. orTesuunsjorinraais
Harrhea. ofOhlldren or adults....
Dysentery, unplug, Bmoosoouo-..
Utteiera iinsis, onumm,
ueaaaa. uoio. uronvuiw,
tffk
Nearaiaii
oothaohe. Faeeaehe. . . .
eat BIckHeadaohe, Vertigo
l t(v.a.Ml.. nlllnna Htnmarh
Suppressed or Painful Periods. .31
I WEftea. too Profuse Periods. ..
Salt llaeum, rslpaias. Eruptions.
I Kheamatlsm. Kbeumatlo Pains....
Ferar and Aaae. ChUlalUlarla....
' Piles. Blind or Bleeding. i-i
rdiarro, innuenia m uiv xinau
t w neaping t;oagnt vkiwu.wubub.
I General iieDiniy.rnysKaini
ivianey jiii
i m Avwnna iinniiiiv ... ........
Q Urinary WcnlinesB, Wetting Bed. .1
ii Diseases of thelT,rt,PlplUtkul.
Sold by
its, or sent
it postpaid on receipt
f EUtVAU (IMpages)
rlnhfv bound la cloth and Hold, mailed, free.
DHPHBETS'
Hnmphreys'aiedlclneOo.ln Fulton 8H.M x.
SpEoficsI
All i .h above medioiues are fo
sa'e at tli drug stores of F. 8. Daffy
aai U. Dmy, Middle street, New
Berne. K. C
ROBERTS & DRO.
W HOLESALB DEALERS IN '
GROOERItlS, PROVISIONS
Dry Good?, Boots and Shoes.
We 8411 FLOUR direct from tha llillf
in Michigan. , ,
We have in stock a big supply Of '
West India Molaei,
which wa Import direct front the Watt
Indies. . -.fi:(v
Give us a call and sea our prices
ROBERTS & BRO.;
. ' Bonth Front ttreet,. t
vWEWBEBNlL':-
(T W bQail ft As V and Urll
lard's mnr. .,r-;,:ZZi
m W00DW0rK'6gXg AfTAeMtrlftrg1
! 1! 1
We are now difplayin ' all tajs
bought tnem at the most remarkailv
all in detail.
to your interest to give us a share o
goods are and must be as low or lower
PROFESSIONAL.
RODOLPH DUFFY. B. B. sTTZOti.
DuixV & Nixon,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NEW BERNE, N. 0.
Office over R. N. Duffy's drag store.
Branch Office: Catharine Lake, Ona
low county. apl dwly
P. H. PELXETIEE,
ATTORNEY AT LiV,
AND MONFY BKOKEit,
Oravea St., two door South of
Journal offloa.
A specialty made In .negotiating small
lona for abort time.
Win praetloe la the Oonntlea ot OraTta. Uu.
terat, Jonea, Unslow and Pamlloo.
United BUtea Coon at New Berne, and
supreme Court of tha BUte. febldtf
CLEMENT MANLY. O. H. QU10S
Manly & Ouion,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Offioe.2d floor of Green, Foy A Co. Is
bonk. Middle street. New Berne. N. a
Will practice in the courts of Craven
and adjoining counties, in the Sapveme
Court of the State, and in the Federal
Courts. aplO dwtf
f. h. aamoNa. b. v. emsa.
Simmons & Gibbs, -
i ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
twill praotloe in the counties of Craven.
ones,' unslow, uarteret, faaUlco.
ir and Hyde, and in the Federal
rts.
Office on Craven street, next door
w JoubnaIi office. aplSdwti
Br. J. D. Clark,
DENTIST, ,
HEW BEBRK, If. C.
Office on Cravtn atrtet, between Pollock
and Broad. dw
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OP .
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Llar&Fo Vorlt,
JSTew Berne, N. C.
... .Til r r a
I Italian aid Amerioan Haibte and.alt' v
qualities of naterla4a"? t - , ' rJj "& 'J
j Orders jolioited and given proenpt ;
attention with- satisfaction gonna v
t u.- Bt. taujjsa ia my a grot as ajasmi,
: rt aw - a a : . a. .
and Atax. Fields regular ; travellag
agent.
. rf1' . waj WK SB
n andWnlAaTlTata
i cured at home wlth i .
out pain. Book of par
Amius.). W101X WMttaaU Bt,
. n ar wrwir.T.i'v u r i.
wiouieie mwu m at lass. ,
coinnE3ion UEECZiirrj,
AND DEALEBS IN f . nv
AUElndi of Gr&in,Xdc!$ ii V
AgnonlhiT&l LLu8. r v-
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