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4; Mf HABPBR,
Baslnsse Managar,
VtXIT 8EBNE. N. 0.. MAY It 1890
ns,.;i m , -
,,jiaua4t the Wosi office at N Bsrss. R O
t ' v asseeoaa-ciui MstMr.
- I ' TAXI ANY.
t&epublicans and Mugwumps are
predicting the overthrow of Tarn
. ninr.
ftecent events have been dis
ofidring to Tammany and mortify
wlif to its friends, bnt it should be
' a tonaerved that the overthrow of
Viltf'"Grant Ring" is the work of
Tammany itself.
, 'Tt WqUires uo little lortitude to
. .utmlt to the paiuful operation of
akillfal surgeon, atd when a maD
" )mV a knife and cuts his own
flttjli to remove a festering ulcer he
"r displays genuine heroism.
-' V&fcn. ani aain Tammany has
" - cat fibber right arm to prevent
llriflwtion of her whole body, and
with the. infection removed has
drown stronger than before. So it
- Jtll t again.
foie New Yoik Star well says
' 'thatThe Tu in many institution
"j itself U too strong in its member
Bhip, too rich iu traditions of sound
Jf3mocrucy and good government
tbe ruined by the temporary
tJbseofils authority. Sorely in-
jored it has beeu by the obstinate
"ltr-,i. tdherence to power and place of
'r .fjaeB too conceited and too ignorant
T -of -"errand politics to realize when
t iWfttime had come for them to step
fV down and out
Bat with vigorous
and courageous action by the
masses of Tammany Hall there
will Open a new future of useful
ness through regeneration."
As with Tammany so it is with
all ornanizations. Combinations
for. personal ends will be made
wherever the loaves and usnes are
to be distributed. Sometimes the
better elements combine for patri
otic purposes, and then again, the
combination embraces the worst
telements and has. for its object
robbery and plunder. In all organ
izations the healiag elixir is
within themselves, and if saved at
a1 in the day of trial, they must be
saved through their own virtues.
Every community has within
itself discordant elements that
, most be held in cheok through its
wit energies. Tbe law is the con
servator of public affairs. That
.community that pays obeisance
' - to law .and lives in accordance With
its behests will prosper under the
" tjoenign influences of conservatism,
niojetation and order.
5 "$ne best system of government
':' avails nothing without competent
'. and v just administration. The
' American Constitution, that
(greatest production of an inspired
- - wisdom,1' cannot be productive of
V unless the government is ad-
' ministered in accordance with its
a ' 3etef and spirit.
i ;y God's word is the surest thing
V ihat can be, and we are not
. ashamed to hold on to any elaim
. -trhich' trnthtnlly orises out of it.
We dare believe that God will keep
Hii word to as, and to all other be
y Hover--;-'-'
. TkerVaUeMaM Verdict ot the People
" Who hkve vtad Clarke's Extraot of Flax
Paplllon) Skin Cure award" it the first
- and highest place as a remedial agent
in fl etfefof Skirt Diseases. Erysipe-
;zenM, Pimples, unsightly blotch-
humiliating eruptions, bolls, car
Waoteer tetter, tto., all yield to this
, wonderful preparation at once. Prtoe
f M" tor alarge bottle a , 8. Daffy's
i.. . i Mre,,f. , v ."
Clarke1! riSJT Wp f ooa ior me
Ckin
rTn Itsitot emU. .
The Slaplielty of the Gospel, -A
minister of Christ one day fixe'
pared a sermon on uthe deep things
of God." It was a review of Cbria-
tlan doctrines, beginning with the
troth of the Scriptures and going
on through the course ot Divine ,
revelation, till it reached the great
facts of the coming oC the Lord
and the jadgmentof the great day.
The preacher was thinking ot the
skepticism, and worldlineas, and
rationalism wnloh were Creeping
in, and the progress of which he
hoped by this testimony to arrest.
The sole occupant ot the pastor's
pew that morning was his little
ten year old daughter her mother
being unable to attend. The min
ister had no thought that any child
would be interested in this sermon,
which he thought wan adapted to
older and wiser heads. But that
evening as the mother tucked her
little child in her cozy bed and was
about to leave her lor the night,
the little voice spoke up brave and
strong :
"Stop, mamma, I have something
to tell you."
"What is it, dear T"
"I am a Christian."
'When did you become a Chris
tian!" "Today."
'iTell me how it came about."
"Well, papa's sermon this morn
ing showed me the way, and com
ing home I thought it all over, and
I said to myself I would be a Chris
tian ; I was totally changed."
Some five or six months of test,
ting found her in the same faith
and purpose, when she was bap
tized, and still remains steadfast in
the faith.
There are many persous no doubt
who desire to be Chritli ins, but
who need to be shown the way;
and the "deep things of God'' and
the plain, simple, soliil facta of
Divine revelation, which are too
wiie for tlia worldly, and which are
counted foslishness among both
Jews and Greeks, are still the
power of God and the, wisdom
of God to everyone that bclieveth.
Han s Tight with a Hear.
"You see," said Hans Becker,
describing his bear tight, "he vas
a pig black pear, so savage as
never vas. i vas vorknr iu der
fieldt, und der pear he come for me
ven I didn't look pooty quick out,
understand! Veil, I bad uo gun,
no veppon, to defend iminselluf,
ain't it! Dai's vot 1 dole vou.
Veil, I j 00 t run like ili r tilul, tnd
der tear he nirnicd al'tt-r me liko
dwo tifuls."
''You was iu a tiht pl.tcc;.''
"Vait till I dole you. Der pear
ho make my neck for a g:ab yoost
as I vas gettiDg der fence over.
Lie put his pig paws aroundt
me."
"Was jou scared !"
Vas I scardt Veil, I vish I
had ten oouar tnery time I vas
scardt."
'What did vou do in this di
lemma V
''I did't do nodding in der di
lemma. I yoost reached pehindt
me, und bulls out a pig butcher
knife from my bistol bocket
"liold on, flans; I've got you
now. You said you hadn't any
weapon to defend yourself with.
Your story lacks consistancy."
"Did 1 say I hadt no. veppon V
said flans, scratching his head.
"You did."
"Veil, it makes nodding tiffer
ence. It's all a lie, anyhow !
Give Water to Infants.
A distinguished children's doc
tor believes, from his practice, that
infants generally, whether brought
up at the breast or artificially, are
not supplied with sufficient water,
the fluid portion of their food being
quickly taken up and leaving the
solid too thick to be easily digested.
In warm, dry weather, healthy
babies will take water every hoar
with advantage, and their freqdent
fretiulness and rise of temperature
are often directly due to their not
having it. A free supply of water
and restricting the frequency of
nursing have been found at the
nursery to bo a most effectual
check in cases of incipient fever,
a diminished rate of mortality and
marked reduction in the number of
gastric and intestinal complaints
being attributed to this cause. In
teeth cutting, water soothes the
gums, and frequently stops the
fretting and restlessness universal
in children at this period.
Ths Clangor of an Alarm Bell
Close by, in tbe stillness of the night,
could scarcely startle the ordinary indi
vidual more than do trifling noises tbe
nervous invalid. But onoe the nerves
are braced and the system invigorated
with Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters, this
abnormal sensitiveness is succeeded bj
a tratquility not to be disturbed by
trivial causes. Impaired digestion Is a
fertile cause of nerve weakness and
unnatural mental gloom, and a vigorous
renewal of tbe action of tbs stomach is
one of the surest means of invigorating
and quieting the nerves. Insomnia, or
sleeplessness, a form of nervous dis
ease, Is unquestionably benefited by
sedatives, when it is prolonged, cr of
frequent occurrence, but its permanent
removal is mora ffectuklly achieved
with the Bitters. This medicine is also
signally tffloaeious for malaria; rheuma
tism, constipation, liver complaint, and
torpidity or jncawneyi ana niaquer. u
toroiditv of the tianeys aaa oisiaer. u
:- The marrelooB feats that steam
and, electricity are producing are
wonderfuL .Only a short time ago
a special train left New' Tor k city
at 11JL5, a. mn and reached. Wash
log to a in four hoars and IS minu
tes, the distance.-being two hun
dred and twenty-six miles. The
rate travelled was one mile in a
trifle over minute. Oo .another
short route t from Philadelphia! to
Jersey City, a run of ninety miles
was made in" eighty five minutes.
Theeronderc of . the phonograph
were ably illustrated by a trans
mission of a speech delivered by
Governor Brackett of Massachusetts-to
a meeting in New York.
Finding it impossible to be present
in person, he spoke his speech into
a phonograph in Boston, and it
was successfully delivered by the
chairman of the meeting at Cooper's
Union in New York.
A Valuable Bemedy.
A letter from S. P. Ward well, Boston,
tayt: "I ueed Clarke's Extract of Flax
(Paplllon) Catarrh Cure in Jane last for
Hay Fever with great latinfaction, and
find it ia the only thing I have seen
which would allay without irritation
tbe ihflsramation of the nostrils and
throat. Im toothing and healing prop
erties were marked and immediate.
Large bottle SI 00. Clarke's Flax Soap
is the latest and best. Try it. ABk
for them at F. S. Duffy's drug store.
A man's nature, Bacon tells us,
runs either to herbs or weeds;
therefore he should seasonably
water the one and destroy the
other.
All medical apthoritiea agree that
catarrh is no more nor less than an in
flammation of the lining membrane of
the nasal air passages. Nasal catarrh
and all catarrhal affections of the head
are not d incases of the blood, and it is
a serious mistake to treat them as such.
No oonsoientiou physician ever at
tempts to do so. It is held by emiuont
medical men that sooner or later a epe
ciflo will be found for every disease
from which humanity suffurs. The
faots justify us in asFuniing that for
catarrh at least a positive oure already
exists in Ely's Cream Balm.
A good word is easy obligation;
but not to speak il', requires only
our silence, which costs us noth
ing.
The world is not to be reformod
or elevated into holiness ; it has t
le converted.
Peculiar
Many peculiar points make Hood's Sar
saparilla superior to all other medicines.
Tecullar in combination, proportion,
and preparation ot lngredients,
Hood's SarsaparUla possesses
tha full Ai.T4fhrA Vflllia tf IhA
best known remedies
of
tbe vegetable kin
dom.
.peculiar m us
and economy Sj
strength
Hood's Sar-
sapaniia is
the onlymedt
which can truly
"OneHundred Doses
Dollar." Medicines In
larger and smaller bottles
require larger doses, and do not
produce as good results as Hood's.
Peculiar in its medicinal merits,
Hood's SarsaparHla accomplishes cores hith
erto unknown, and has won for Itself
the title of "The greatest bloodTeJt
purifier ever discovered."
Peculiar In its "good name S uGy.
home," there is now f wmore
of Hood's SarsaparUla S y S sold In
Lowell, where r Xyit is made,
than of all other Wood
purifiers.
Pecullar In Us
phenome-
nai recoru vi buco
kA.no thcr preparation
abroad, .
has
ever attained such popu
larity in so short-a time,
and retained its popularity
confidence among all classes
of people so steadfastly.
Do not be induced to buy other preparations,
but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine,
Hood's SarsaparUla
Soldbyalldniggiita. fljilxforft. Prepared only
by C I. HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Haw.
100 Doses One Dollar
ATTENTION!
Farmers and Truckers,
We have on hand : Cox Cotton Plant
ers, Iron Age Cultivators, Cotton King
Cultivators, Stonewall, Climax and
Gem Cotton Plows, together with a
full line of Castings, . Boes, Bakes
Rhnvota Rnsrlnn. pin
Your patronage is respectfully so
licited and satisfaction guaranteed.
WHITTY & GATES.
Corner South Front and Craved streets
ap9 dw New Borne. N. C.
R, SAWYER,
Fashionable Tailor,
EW BBBIIE. T. C , '.
Keeps constantly on hand a full line of
samples of the very latest styles of
Foreign and Domsstlo (Joods. Satief ac
tiori guaranteed.
. Middle st. j two doors south of Halm's
Livery Stables.
Sinus?''' " w' "; ""
a l es men
To sell our joods by ssropte to wholesale
ana msu iraae. - we are mo largest msnn
feetnrers in onr lias. Liberal salary paid
Permanent position.). Money .advanced for
was.es, auverusias. ew. , ji or leruu auure-e
" CKSTJUniXh OTF6. CO.,. f
- SplSdwIm -' Chlca)rot IU.
W, E. BAEIIIITGTOII,
Ufebf JeffersbiDavi
t THE 'ONLY OENUINi'WO'nKlby
x5B KIND ON BALK.,
OI?I$ ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the teste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
nches and fevers 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 ana agreeable substances, il
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most'
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50o
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it 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 FBANCISCO, C!L.
LOUISVILLE. KY. HEW Y-VlK. '
CAUTION
Take no shoes
unless
W. L. Douclae' name and
price are stamped on the
uclae' name ana
bottom
Ir the dealer cannot supply you,
let to factory, enclosing advertised
send direct
price.
L. DOUCLA8
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Fine Uttlr, Heavy Lacca urain una vroea-
moor 'Waterarool
nr.
25.00 GENUINE HANM-SKWKD SHOK.
4.00 HAND-SEWKD WELT HHOgT
S3.50 POLICE AND FARMEK8 SHOE.
2.50 EXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE.
S2.25 & 3 AVORKINGMEN'B SHOES.
aa.00 and 1.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.
All made In Congress, Button and Lace.
uesjf in tne woria
Kxamine his
$3 & $2 SHOES ladiSs.
81.75 SHOE FOR MISSES.
Heat Material. Best Style. Best Flttlnst.
f. L. Douglas, Brockton, Moss, sold by
Cor. Pollock and Middle Sts.
marKdUulyl
M. P. HOLLY,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Next door to P. M. Dranev'a Hardware
Store,
SOUTH FRONT STREET.
Luge stock of fine samples. Clothing
made to order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rates reasonable Also, cleaning and
dyeing done in neatest style. 18d2m
TO UEAtl MEN
Buttering frem the effects of youthful errors, early
decay, wasting weakness, lost manhood, eto I will
end a valuable treatise (sealed) containing fall
particular for borne cars, FREE of charge. A
splendid medical work ; should be read by every
man who is nerrons and debilitated. Address,!
Prof. Ft C FOWLER, Hoodus, Conn.
To Rent.
The Two Stores in Stanly Hall, for
merly occupied by the Post Office and
air. Prag, will be rented for a term of
years to desirable tenants on favorable
terms. The building now occupied by
the Daily Journal is also offered for
sale or to rent.
Information fn respect to said prop
erties may be obtained from Mr. L. S.
Wood, or communications may be ad
dressed to
A. EDWARD WOODRUFF.
120 Broadway, Equitable Building.
ap!3 dtt New York City,
JOE K. WILLIS,
- ' PROPRIETOR OP
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Uarble Works,
New Berne, N. O.
t Italian and American Marble andll
qualities of material, , (
Orders solicited and' given prompt
attentloni '. with satisfaction ' ensran.
teed. it fa.i?... tf;iz-f'
v G. Sr mux it my agent at Kinston,
and Aucx.' Fields ' regular , traveling
i r. i . ..
Has Just returned with
Spring
and
ever brought to Hew Berne
NOVELUES IN DRESS GOODS, NOTQSiicl OENTSr
FURNISHING GOOD9 S - V "
. - i i:,...s. .., . u.wss ...--.
SHOES of averj daseripUon t:th r4Bheai BoaslbfcrietUf. , ,
Iu READY-MADE OLOTmKaYwiU positively save vou aV Jeast
from 20 to 25 per cent., si "I ' have, bqnght them at the most reurarkablj
ow figures and will sell "them acoordingl.. For instance,' A Fine 11.
Wool tsatin-faced DreBa 8ult for $8.50, which would cost yoa
at least $10 or $12 anywhere elsj, ' ' ' .
Flannel Coat and Vest for 70o. -Seersucker
Coat and Vest for 70o.
Boys Suits from $1 up.
TiltJ INERT FUB CftCSH 8ATIK-LISE1 HAT t UOu.
Our Btjck comprises sq Jiany NEW GOODS and SPECIALTIES that t
would be a hard niatter to enumerate all iu detail ' j
We Solicit an Examination of Our Silck,
Feeling confident that we will mako it to your interest to. givt' as awhile a
your patronage. i . .
REMEMBER ! the prioes of oar goods are and mast be as low or lower
than similar goods can be purchased elsewhere.
Bespeotfully, j
K. R. JONES,
HEAW AND LIGHI
Lorillard and Gail & Ax Snufi
Sold at inanufacturcr'a prices.
Dry Goods & Notions.
Full stock and large assortment.
Prioes as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock.
Satisfaction iruaranteei
KLY Catarrh
CREAM BALM
Cleanacs tbe
Nasal Paesages.
Alleys Pain and
Inflammation,
Heals the Born.
Restores tbe
Sense of Teste
and Smell,
TRY THE CURE
A particle Is aDDlled into each nostril ana
is agreeante. trine du cents l urogKiste: n
mail, ret-lstered. 60 cto. ELY BEOTHKJ
56 Warren Street. New York ' aprlddwly
Sash, Doorsand Blinds
Paints, Oil?,
Lead and Varnish,
Lime, Cement,
Plaster and Hair,
And all kinds of
Building Materials
At Lowest Prices.
L. H. CTJTLEB,
NEW BERNE,' N. C.
HUlVIPHRIIYSt
esrefolly prepared presorlptions used for many
years In private practice withsnoccss.siid fororer
thirty years used by the peopled Every single Bps-'
ciflo U a peclal cure for the disease named.
xneae epecinas core wiwouc aru
tag or reducing the system, end era
aesaweeTerei(n rei
edles ef the Werle.
ubt or ranrciriL kos.
ewers. Congestion, Inflammation'. .. , 8
Farms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. . .2
uryinf uoiic.or'jeeuung or intents v
Diarrhea, of Children or Adnlt.,s., ,!
nnrn uniniistwuinvuiiu,,
Beaal
vtora ntorona, vuuuuiur.,,M
Neara
a, uoiq, urononim....,..rt
eadach eSfBlokHeadaohe, Vertigo
Igla, iootnacne,iraoeacji.... .
IDBi
ressea or PsvtwTal Perleds.
kites, too Profuse Periods......... ,33 ,
, GonKh, jjunonit ureatams, .. m a
It llhenm. Eryslpelag. Eruptions. .US ,
ewer ana Aae unuis,aiana..i
eamatiem, nueumauc i raina..4.t, .
nee, Mina
lies. Blind or Uleedlng..,..........
patarrh, Influenaa, Cold In tne Head
atarri
keepl
Bnerel
tsssping vsSt KHUHioai i
eaerel JtebTlltv.P hyalosXWesJutesf ...
k.tdneyDleeM.i...,v..v.M..
erreas lability
nwjsmvw a v si si sr sistss wn.nnv nm. .
iseaeee of theUeart,Falnitattaat.i
Bold by Praggtais, or sent pontpaid on receipt
ef price. te. HOMnreBTS SUnual, (144 psges)
richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free, '
Uanphreya' HedlclneOo.lMFulton St NT.
SPL'CIKICG
st
All of the above medicines ara for
sale at the drug-stores of F. 8. Duff
andE. Berry. Middle street. New
Berne, N. C.
For Sale.
.Mth.x'it-:',
. Peoan trees from - three to' fottr feet
aign. du cents each; delivered ot. board
of freight line to New Berne." t 1
'Kaffir Corn, 60 cents ner Deck. ?W 'Ah
A few Cap Jessamines at 60 cents
vaunt nioeij rovteui (" !
fe2 4wtf V :p!:-tt Stonewall. 'Nitl
UAV.s?rvi?o
s-a, m w pan j
i-iurt. 1 a
r
the most lupciV stock of
Summer
Goods
.''We are now iUbti
all the
ROOOLPB DCWT. , -, B. B. NIXOM.
Diiffr Hfc Hiion r
ATTORNEYS 'AT LAW,
NEW BEfiNE.N. C. '
Office ofar R. N. Duffy drug store.
Brauch Offioe: Catharine Lake, On
iow county. ap!9 dwly
P TT "DtS'rt'PriTi
ATTOBSBT ' AT 'ifJLtfk .
AJfD MONEY BROKER
Oravsn St., two doora South of
Journal ofQoa.
A ShSeialtT IknejlA lift . .
toana for short time. "T
Wul prartloe laths Oonntles of braves, uer-
Bnprehxs Opoxt of ths atat.., .tow'dtf
CLKMIHI KANT.T.; . o. H. OTJIOst
Ilaxily & Guion.
A. T T Q R f BY S AT, 1A"W -
Office 2d floor of Green. Fov A to. 'a
bank. Middle street. New Bea.M. C.
i Will practice in the conns of CraViea
ana adjoining eountias, in the Buprssnw
Court of the Stats, and in thaFedersL
Oonrts. ' anlBdwtf
k Bk Iu GIBBS.
Simmons & Gibbs.
ATTOHNE YS! - At ?LAW.
-Will praotWlntheonntieitof brav
Jones, unslow. Carters. ' Pamlico.
Lenoir and Hyde, and in , the Federal
Courts. " y
7 Offiea oa Craven Btreet, vzt ioer
below Jqcbnal offloe.. ; anlSdwtf;
Dr, J. D. i
HEW BKBMC, IT. C, '
Offioe on Craven stretietwsen FoUoekr
and Broad. .' . . . . : ';:, dw
WHOLESALES DEALEES IN 1 " -
GBOOEllliSEOVISIOHii
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.
We sell FLOUR dlreot from'ths aUlJs
inMiohigahut '
We haye la stock a big supply of
West liiMolasses. TP
whioh wr Import direct from the Was
Give ns a call and ee cut prices.
EOBEETS &;BB0;i -
MT Jbb Xiitt ' k?Amk sndLoril-
ard'aBnuffvil'.i Jif i,a its jSj-u;
VALUAELE CITY. piiOFfRTT
.itself?. "'" 'Jb
f As acents for nwnart wa offer frir Sale a
2JUna term, the tollow-
THH IROW fTUWrt WABSffODBB
YZaZZ accupiaa by js, a. v
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