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Jo, H. B4RPBR.
i -BMO HVNM,
Proprietor.
Local Reporter.
KW BEBNB. N. 0.. JULY 6 1890.
dateied ot tbO Feat eOlee ot If ,
oeeeoood ilm otter.
HO
A GOOD BEGI35ISU.
The old Baying, "t good begin
, niog makes a bad ending," is all
wrong.' "Train np a child in the
-'ways he should go, and when he is
viM ka mill nn- .lanirf frnm tlmm
are words of inspiration.
- Bat when we "wrote the caption
of Ibis article, we were thinking of
thiB year's political campaign. '
The judicial convention lately in
session at Smithfield made a good
beginning of the campaign. It was
representative in the person of
their chosen delegates and the
convention could not be otherwise
than representative of the patriotio
nod virtuous citizens of the dis
trict. The best spirit was mani
fested and perfect decorum marked
the proceedings.
The nomination were eminently
appropriate. It is no reflection
ODon Mr. Allen to say that the
nomination of Spier Whitakei
accorded with the fitness of things
and reflected the will of the De
mocracy of the district, lie was
an appointee of the Governor, and
'his nomination by a convention is
at once an endorsement of the
action ol the Governor and the
condnct of the Jndge.
. . Learned in the law, sound o
-jndement and possessed of the
highest integrity, a man ot per
tonal and moral courage, Spier
Whitaker will bear himself gal
lantly in the contest and reflect
honor on the bench.
This writer feels a personal grati
fication in the nomination of Mr.
"Pou as the candidate of the con
vention for the office of Solicitor.
Bis father was onr classmate, and
his mother one of the brightest
jewels of onr Alabama home. A
thousand sacred memories cluster
around them, and it would be an
outrage to the noblest emotions if
we did not rejoice in the elevation
of a son who combines the excel
lencies of such a father and such a
mother. Mr. Pou has demonstrated
bis fitness for the office and will
wear bis robe with grace and
idlgnltj,
i We trust that the example set
" at Smithfield will be followed. Then
- will North Carolina be blessed with
i a. wise and ; impartial judiciary.
; Sound in the faith and acceptable
to the people. '
The first cracks made in the
; smooth surface of friendship are as
; dangerous as those which come to
. . the sheeny satin garment of young
" married love, freedom oi speeon
I: ' and exactfnc close attention, neg-
.i loet of due forms, liberties beyond
.' the license of just intimacy, ; all
these are cracks to be stopped in
the' beginning, else . the : time will
V A ,KAn .MA MIAMlin A! f IflF All
, . A&antinn jm TOnair thorn.
is the trne hero and she is
he trne woman with whom the
-a.2.,v . . .. . a.
.-it uddquhw ' wi amuunw aiu uiuov
powerrni ana Dy wnom ine can lor
DCBI Dbiea ier usbiuiucbh wug uu
"-'' not waste their' sympathy in the
fruitless pursuit of useless excite'
The divinest attribute in the
heart ? of i man is love: i, and the
mightiest, because the most human
principle in tne neart m man is
j, . flth ; Xove is heaven; faith is that
, 'ij wbich appropriates heaven. ; ;. ;;
HEALTH AND EXERCISE. :
The fact that ' wrong is in
many pases a were expression of
excess' in what jvas righHinds
numerous illustrations. Most
rices can, onthi3 ground claim a
highly respectable ancestry.
The value of exercise again in
its various forms, (whether asso
ciated wiA work or play) has
doubtless ever been.Tw it still is
discounted by the same inherent
risk. .Thus it is that we "find
even so great a boon as physical
exercise . becomes m many"
minas, ana not unreasonably
the subject of conflicting doubts.
t has been overdone: the recre
ative mean has been passed and
the resulting exhaustion' can
find no solace but in rest. , -
Notwithstanding fears: how
ever, and the injury wrought by
abuse, there still exists in most
men a sense healthy, so far
ot the necessity for daily mus
cular exertion, It needs only
that this perception be combined
with a due regard for the powers
to be employed in order to insure
that moderate use which is alone
compatible with natural and
refreshing recreation. It is
hardly needful here to discuss at
ength the several advantages
arising out ot such well regu
atod exercise. Its influence as
a cardiaoand respiratory stimu
lant, as a muscular tonic and
aid to digestion is universally
admitted. Less easily apparent
but no less important in their
practical issues, the significance
ot trie oxidative and excretory
changes associated with these
actions is somewhat apt to bo
overlooked. A duo regard for
such considerations, neverthe
less, is of tho first importance
in regulating the conditions
most suitable to muscular
activity. In this matter, indeed,'
mere practical expericueo has
proved an excellent guide.
lhe removal ot all avoidable
encumbrance about the chest
during gymnastic exercise, tor
example, is in strict, if uncon-
scious ODeaience to trie call lor
adequate pulmonary oxidation
and excretion ot carbonaceous
matters. For a similar reason,
alcohol as impeding tissue
metamorphoses, has rightly
fallen into comparative disuse.
Associated with this question of
the tissue changes is that of the
beneht accruing to digestion as
a consequence of exertion. There
can be no doubt that here also
we experience a distinct gain
rrom exercise, ana ot tnis a
stimulated appetite is a sufficient
guarantee.while it also testifies
to increased vigor in the work ef
assimilation. It should always
be remembered, however that
in such cases time is everything,
severe exertion just berore as
well as after a meal will
certainly impair if not defeat its
intended jpurpose.
The influence of age, sex, and
previous activity on the ques
tion of exercise must not be
overlooked, since it is we repeat,
on the observance ot a due pro1
portion between the amount of
muscular energy available and
the occasion of its use that the
final result in gain ox loss wil
depend. Regularity is another
noteworthy consideration. To
go through a daily modicum o:
physical exercise is distinctly
more helpful to the permanent
weitare ot the body than any
1. l r i ii.. a
mere nouaay ouiDursioi muscu
lar and nervous energy, though
in occur under tne nappies loca
conditions.
If such considerations as those
we .have above stated be allowed
to govern the methods and the
limes oi us employment, wo
A . i i a
need not- doubt that muscular
exercise will continue-to main
tain its deservedly high reputa
tion . among the ; processes
healthy life. The Lancet.
Washington's Sabbath.
The following facts illustrate
Washington's regard for the Sab
bath: - -
"In the town of , in Con
necticut, where the roads are ex
tremely rough, . Washington was
overtaken by mght,on Saturday ,not
being aoie to reach the town where
be. designed to rest on the Sabbath
Next morning, about; Bunrise, his
coach was narnessed, and he was
proceeding onward to an inn. near
the place of public worship which
be proposed to attend.
"A plain man.who'was an inform
ing officer, came from a cottage, and
inquired of the "coachman whether
there were any urgent ; reasons for
bis travelling on the Lord's Day
The general, instead of resenting
this as an- impertinent rudeness,
ordered the coachman to stop, and
with great civility explained the
circumstances' to r the officer, Com
mending him for his fidelity, as
sured Dim man notmng was farther
rrom nis ; intention , than -to treat
with disrepect the laws and usages
or uonnecticnt, relative ; to :' the
Sabbath, which met with his most
cordial ippiptaUo..d,i v
:: ('Though he had paid a marked
J respect; to the claim of the Sabbath.
throug&nt bis previous life, there
seemed to be, during his-preai-
dency, an increased regard ; and
deference for the same. Not only
was he most punctual in his at
tendance, oa the publie worshiptf
God, whenever it was possible, but
the discipline of his - house was
strictly conformed to the obligations
hud proprieties of the day. I) jras
an established rule of his mansion
that visitorscould not be' admitted
oa Sundays, It is understood that
an exception to the rule was made
in the ease of one individual, viz:
Mr. Trumbull, Speaker of the House
of Representatives. lie often spent
an hour on t Sunday evenings with
the President and so entirely was
the privilege' conflned'to him that
it was usual with the house-servant,
when he heard the door-bell ring on
those eveiogs, toealf it the 'Speak
er's bell. -r,
"After spending1 a part of the
day at ehurch, and occasionally an
boor in the evening with Mr. Trum
bull, one of the most ' pious men of
the age,' the fast of the time pre
ceding,, the , hour of repose was
occupied by the President's read
ing to Mrs. Washington sermon
or a portion ot the Jtfojy, Scrip,
ture.VExcbangeT u-; ;4,-, ! ,.
jiverytinng in . nature
grows
either healthy pr unhealthy; and
cnaracter s no. exception. l,t;is
either expanding into 'now, and
more lovely forms or it .is toughen
ing and hardening into deformity.
It is either ripening 'into richness
and sweetness or shriveling' into
crabbed bitterhessi
LEMON BLIXin,
A PloOttt litfnyi Diiok.
For biUouonesa an4 oonstipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Eemon Elixir.
For siok and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For alaeDlesanesa and nerrougnegg.
ake Lemon Elixir.
For lora of appetite and debility, take
Lemon E'ixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any
of the above diseases, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. mozlky, At
lanta. Oa. '
ooo. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
druKtcitto.
Prominent Hlnliter Writes,
After ten yesil of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
nrostration. biliousness., disorderea
kidneys and constipation, I have bten
cured by Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir,
and am now a weu man. ...
.Ray. CO. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
tlUnovl No. 28 Tatnall St. Atlanta, Oa.
Some look upon firiccesses and
failures bs lucky j accmenta or
calamitous mischances, and wonder
wbat vthe next turn of lortune'd
wheel is to bring, them-. Others
profit by both, and,-by studying
their cause and the laws which
i
govern, them, oecome . wiser ana
more able to ensure a permanent
and steady success in the future.
It yon have made up your mind to buy
Hood's Sanaparina do not he induced to take
any other.' Hood's BanaparQla Is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue ot its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to -any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example is worthy imitation, tells
" In one store where I went io buy hood's
Sarsaparllla the clerk tried to Induce me buy
their own Instead of Hood's; be told me theirs
would last longer; that I might take it on tea
days' trial; that it I did not like It I need not
pay anything, etc. ' But be could not prevail
on me to change. I told hlnr I knew what
Hood's BarsaparUla was, '3 ba taken it, was
satisfied witb It, and did not want any other,
Whpn t hpiraji taVInv Hood's Sarsararllla
I was feeling ral .'Inlserable, Buffering
a great deal with 'nyBpepiiiar d so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked
and bad for some time, like a person In con
sumption. Hood's fiarsaparilla did mo eot
much good that I wonder at my self sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak otrK", . ns.
; Eixa A. Qoft. 61 terrace Street, Bostdnf.
less
SarGaparilla
Boldhy alldroggliti. fl'; slz'fer 85. Xreparedh
by 0.1 HOOD 4 CO.,' Apothecaries, Lowell, TOM,
1 100 Jo&t Oho Dollar
-FlrtltiosriLBLB' TAlT.fi ItT
Next door M p1. Ms Draney 's Hardwate
Greensboro emaler Coljrjge,
the Beventyi-nrst Bessron bf this Well
known institution vrilt feginon the
V iJr'i.',1S-ii"r a'iiV;j,iervU
' In addition to tndrpngh instruction fa
the Literary Course, special ad vantages
re onerea in cue arpsrtments oi in
itrumentol ond Vocal Music, Elocution,
art and PhvainnlTraintair.' i r.
Be Sure
Toy-Get
uaoominwBXMiBiv't1 --rf-iVU ; ft 1 ' K-Doiityitalcfe:;!;
- Large stock ot fine samples. Olothftti i 1 " S"4 Pnwtjratiott .ftoMrork or MhwenW 4.fw'
made to oraer.SatUfAoticmBuaran teed, r 7.t-. I . , )Eg)8S
RoteieawnaW,, Alsovnleanipir and : J, k I - Woa, i.iVUuToy; 3r
dyeing done in neatest style.", -,J8d2m .s t', U ' All of our Veter n ur Pnar.tii ui
II i.i in I a n - .-. .1 .in.., i , 0 . I ,' ! I
'i'Charge moderate. ' - ' ; .' ' (f
JeS4 i Wlm 5 i- PfeBldent.:1-' ,
''.-
r1 vx -
ONI UIVJOY
T.ii ,v' I
jDQia ine meinoa ana results wireii
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and relrcBUmg to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Jiidneys,
Liver , and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. "' Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
AwA. rvlfinsin tn the, taatA mA v
ll O
wr action ana iruiy penenciai in iw
effects,' prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
. Syrup of Figs js for sale in 60o
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
BUQSUUlte. .
: CALIFORNIA FS SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
' LOUISVILLE. Kf. NEW YORK. V. '
ELY CatarrH
CREAM BALM
Cleaiuea tlx
Nasal Poiukki's.
Allay Palu mill
Inflammation.
Keala the Sor-i.
Re.torei ibe
Sense of Teete
and Smell,
rpRY THE CURE
U A L Er M Er E9 I
B - --p,wi.n
Acartlcle U anDlled into uucb nnalrllland
lsagreeablfl. rrloe 6() coaia i.t DrnEeUts; by
mall, registered. 0 cl. KIjY BROTHERS,
an warren Hireet, new x rn Hpriuawiy
. OUR LINE OF
ihiWhg Silverware
Is the Lareest and1
I
Most Artistic ever
shown in this Citv.
We offer cpi'ci.il di ivt ti Tr.niorrow,
BELL THE JEWELER.
BBWID OPENING !
Bell's Jewelry Store,
UNDER "HOTEL ALBERT."
Every reader of -the Journal oueht
to keep time and join the procession to
the above-named splendidly appointed
jewelry store, where you will find a
new stock of Watches. Clocks and Fine
Jewelry, at priors that
tition .
cefy compe-
Bavins moved to iboab-.ve eliirantlv
tarnished store, will bo pleased to serve
ail my old patrons and the public gen
erally, j Repairing a 'specialty. Oar
workshops being - more spacious and
fitted with .the latest improved macbin
ery, weare now able to do all classes
of -work witb neatness and dispatch.
"Beii' Tho Jeweler."
Tjo Bent,
The Two Stores hi Stsnly Holl. for
merly occupied by the Post Office and
Mr. Preg, will be rented for term of
years to desirable, tenants on .favorable
terms, lhe UuiirjiDK now occupied by
the Daily Journal is also offered for
safe or to rent.' ;: yi'.-yS
Information In rtspect to said prop
erties maybe obtained from Mr. L. a
Wood, or communications may be ad
dressea to -
'" - A. EDWARD WOODRUFF.
. 4u oroadway, Kquitable Building.
apioflti.,, , ; ,wew York City,
fJOEK. WILLIS,
i jphopihetou OP ,
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA I
ftlarbloAVorks,;
New, ; Berne, v N". " O.
m
t 1
'V5', j
Italian and American Marble and all
qualities oi material. "
Orders solioited and given promtt
G. k Miller is mv at-ent at rrinatnn
and Alkz. Fiar.ns , t egula? , traveling
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ntU-i 0aV - ilr - r I 'O., J7? .--t.-; omw I'vr-.-:.
PROFESSIONAL.
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STJ?GE0H;DE1ITI8T
Offi;e, Mid die "street, opposite Baptis
church, v;.'",' . . V
decS dwtf : NEWBERN. N. "0
I 17 DPTTTTTPP t
ATTOKNEYT AT-tAW
AND JttOSf Y BHOKElt.
Craven 8t., two dooro South
of
Journal offloo. -.
A ooeelolty mode In toecoUoua onuu)
loan lor onori ume.-' i ;. .
Will ormotloe In tho Ooontleo ot Oraven. Oor
teret, Joneo, On slow and Famltao. -
unuea nuneo uran new serae. uu
leopreme court of the stt. foudu
OXKUEJtT K1KLT. : : 0, B. OUIOS
Manly &-Guioiiif'
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
Office 2d floor of Green. For & Co.
bank,' Middle street. New ' Berhe; N. a 1
Will nraetieo In the eourta o Craven I
land ad joining counties, in tne supreme
Court of the State, and in the Federal
lnmmiml, - sv. t. anlailwtr 1
ff, M. SIMMONS. . . H. L. QIBBS.
Simmons & 088 !"
A a a wx nui o tx a - uu .
Will practice in the oountieeof Cran
Jones.- Onslow. Carteret. Pamlico,
Lenoir and Uvde, and in tbe tederai
Office on Graven street, next door
below Journal office.;. x, aplSdwtf
Dr, J. D.. Clark, t
desttist, -!"
HEW BEBNB. N. CV
Office on Craven street, between Pollock
! and BroaaVv a': .:w-
STRAW HATSi
A Fine Line of them ot ;
Barrington & Baxter's .
Also, a large lot of 3 VMPLE HATS
at New York cost.
Sinn I In VJrnnlr nt M nnljTTTnO
MOO WUI wiiuva Ul Xl Ova W vM1 I
Full line of CLOTHING. SHOES and I
DRY GOODS at ;
Barrington & Baxter's.,
aprl dwtf
Attention, Ladies.
HAvine
j'ist received a Simple Lot!
Of the
I Piimnei a m, ea 0' ! .
rill W I fAHftUW,
Bell
New York Cost, POSITIVELY,
CALL EARLY. j9
Mo H. SULTAK, Agt
nOBIERTSJ BRO.
wnnt.wsAT.p. ifflAiWn rti 1
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GR00ERIbS,PK0VISI0NS
T)rv floods. Boots and RriOftR.
, r
We stll FLOUR direct from the Milll
in Michigan. i
We have in stock a big supply of -'I
vvcstinaia moiases,-
which we import direct .front the Wee
indies. .?-v.,-x
Qive us a call and see our prloeev
" ROBERTS & BRO.;,?
South Front street, K
NEW BERNE."
We job Qail c Ax'l and Uril
ard's Snuff. . " , r
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j : The literary skill and JudlcJoU
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outnet have been in nfedeatoe relaxed.
wAun. New York:1'' e . '-v .lt.
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oeivable topla The more we see or the work th
more ,.wo ore pleased. ViilwoWoaai Jtonthty,
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binding, saper;'onll flhutratlonK, and the skillful
arrangement ot articles make tbti a bandy cyelo,
bedla, which will be used ten fimes when the
fculkr i1 Britannlca ' would be oomwlted once. ThA
aiuebitioiu are really helpful, and are yery mini.
aroua. Ke matter what other orclopediM a write
may have, 'Alden's Manifold1 should be upon bis
Sdves'WTfce rTrtfer, Boetoo.
' It Is a remarkably well made book for
lhe price The peculiar shape makes the book;
ntnmuiauitn mad. which la a most valuable
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mnvoitait mrlluMe flf evfTT difficult WOrdlSDl
difficult word is plainly
arked and the pronunciation, when it ftVreaoy
tiffliwltlHL la set forth phonetically. In a word,
Uds popular work is most carefully edited auq
- neatly and accurately manutactured.1 'American
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