.IE JOURNAL.
THE TVOELD'S FAIR, -
The World's Fair is looming op
la magnificent proportious.,Vr'.
Aside from its business and ex
1 isitory aspects, it has entered
politics, and the rival parties in the
Eapire State are trying to fix on
each other the blame of the failure
of New Jork to secure it One or
the Democratic clubs or the city is
called the World's Fair Club, and
its members are "making it hot"
for Boss Piatt and his candidate.
Whatever . disturbing elements
the great American enterprise may
eontaln, it is pleasing to know that
it will bring the nations together in
, the disply of their indnstries and
1 resources and contribute largely to
the enlightenment and elevation of
'.: the age.'-''
Thirty-five foreign powers have
officially accepted the invitation to
participate in the Exposition,
These comprise Seventeen Ameri
can Sister Bepnblica, Great Britain,
Germany, France, Bossia, Belgarn,
Spain, Turkey, China, Japan Per
sia andSiam. It will be a revela
tion of the World's gennis, civili
; cation, enlightenment and power,
It is impossible to estimate the
Tains of this Exposition to science
- and art, industrial pursuits and
Intellectual achievement. Nations
will feel its influence and awake
to newness of life. The United
: States will be the chief beneficiary,
and we trust that the South will
lead all other sections of the Union
both in exhibits and resultant bene
fits. It may be reasonably expected
, that the World's Fair will be fol
lowed by a large influx of immi
srants: not hordes of half starved
' peasantry, but multitudes of the
better classes, who. having seen
America in its glory, come to par
tioiDate in its blessings and con
tribute to its prosperity.
North Carolina is in need of ouch
immigrants. For this reason, il no
other, we trust that North Caro
Una will make such an exhibit at
Chicago as will attract the obeer
vation of Europeans and Asiatics.
The Exposition now being held
at. Baleigh should be made to con
tribute to this end. The intelli
gent publio spirit shown by Gov
ernor Holt, and other distinguished
North Carolinians, strengthens the
hope that our Grand Old Common
wealth will make such a display
before the nations as will commend
her to the admiration of the civil
iaed world.
THE NEWSPAPER.
A -newspaper as well as a man
can have a character, and the better
the character the better and
larger its influence. It must be
partisan and stand to its known
principles through thick and thin.
Richmond State.
. A man who cannot improve upon
his local paper wonld be a curi
osity. t ! Every body is agreed that a news
paper should give the news. Bat,
what is newsl What one man
would consider news an other calls
an unwarrantable interference with
other people's business.
What kind of news should have
the preference 1 One subscriber
wants his paper to give the foreign
news and tell of wars and revolutions-
Another while demanding
foreign news, wants to know the
progress of civilization and Christ
ianity. Both tells ulthat they
don't take a paper to find out what
is going on around them, they
know that themselves. Many
there are who think that nothing is
so entertaining as the fashion news,
and others insist that nothing can
take the place of racing and base
ball reports- It is impossible to
please suoh a variety of news
vataries. The World and the Her
ald have attempted it and signally
failed.
It is just as difficult to please all
in the political department of the
paper, suppose an me readers are
Democrats, and the difficulty re
mains. One says '-who cares any
thing about the tariff 1" Another
says, "don't waste time on silver,
the tariff is the burning issue."
One wants editorial discussions,
another detests editorials and wants
pithy paragraphs. And so it goes.
Bat It is in the local department
that the editor "puts his foot in it."
If ha writes up an enterprise, some
one says, ''yes, confound him, he is
nartiaL How comes that fellow to
deserve more notice than I do t"
If lie does not notice improvements
he is called "an old stick in the
mud.1? If he intends to give per
sonals, some one steps into the
office and say: 'Hello, bow came
yod not to mention Miss Penelope
Peachblossom 1 She is as good as
anv body, and I ; don't , , want per
lighted." ? Another says: 'PfoafleJ
do not again mention me or my
family without authority." '
Let as hear the conclusion of the
whole ' matter, The editor must
determine what is proper matter
for his columns, v Without W any
intention to offend ' any one,-5 he
must serve the publio to the best
of his ability and aooording to his
own judgement
Gold is still gravitating in this
direction. Over $15,000,000 has
arrived in New York since Septem
ber 15, and about $1,500,000 more
is on the way.
Help bat Dont Coerce.
To help nature in ill efforts to throw
off the trammels of disease ia, ot ooorae,
the legitimate method of medication.
This motto i ia, unfortunately, too often
diverged from and help perverted into
coercion. Drastic, excessive purging ia
undoubtedly the moat frequent form of
coeroion of this aort. The bowela are
forced, literally wrenched into action.
Of courte this ia accompanied with
muoh griping pain, and auooeeded by
exhauation, whioh leaves the organaof
evaluation in a state incompatible with
subsequent regularity and actiTity.
The last state of that man or woman
who uses drastio cathartics for consti
pation is decidedly worse than the flrtt.
rloatetter'a Stomach Bitters is the finest
laxative in existence, since it produces
the needful but no abnormal aotion, is
progressive, not abrupt in operation,
and strengthens instead of weakening
the organs upon whioh it acts. Use it
for malarial, kidney, rheumatic and
dyspeptic ailments.
Budolph Cronan, the eminent
author and scientist of Leipsic,
Germany, has tendered to the Ex
position his extensive collection of
paintings, sketches, photographs,
representing scenes in the lite of
Columbns and places visited by
Columbus during his voyages to
the new world. Doctor Cronan
has spent a great part of his life
iu the study of early American
history, and has published a work
on the subject, based entirely npon
his personal investigations.
14-35 W. Y. Ave..
WASHINGTON, D, C.
Cffiok o York Enteri-ris.
Yobkviu.k, 3. O.. Acg: 14, '111.
Ati.ant.c ITLKCTB()!"OiiB (lentlemen:
Foj the a si live years ny wlf has been a
Aotfrer from dikDeDsia bo completely dlu
the d!seaa mate a wreck of ber former Blf
that lira was almost aespairea or Her
nervous system was almost entirely de
stroyed and, the slightest noise would
throw ber Into a nervous spasm, which
would last lor hours. MeUleal skill railfcl to
bring any relief,
Tnroush the reoommendfitlon of an emi
nent divine we ware lndnoed' to try the
Klectropolse. After a persistent use of trie
Instrument, the effect has been wonderful.
Her nervous system has been restored to Its
almost normal oondltlon; her digestion is
wonderfully improved; she la rapidly gain
ing In flesh; and, upon the whole. Is making
a rapid recovery, which speaks volumes roi
the wonderfuld curative powers of the
E eotropoic-e, as ber case was considered
hopeless. If any are skeptical on the sub-
Ject, let them try the JKlectropolse, and Its
wonderful powerB wl.l quickly dispel all
doubt.
Yours truly. W. M. PROPST.
For Information
Addhesh as above, ob
2i't IX I njj St. CHARLESTON. S. C.
W. M. WATSON, Agent,
liewfiern. tf.O.
The Florida Horticultural Society
has asked for three acres in which
to show an orange grove and
make a frnit display at the
World's Exposition.
LEMON ELIXIR.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliouness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foubtomach, take
Lemon Elixir. .
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fever, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail yon in any
of the above diseases, all of whioh arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. a. Money,
Atlanta, Oa.
50o. and 91.00 per bottle. Bold by
druggists.
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.
After ten years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered kid
neys and constipation, I nave been
oured by Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir,
and am now a well man.
Eev. O. O. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
No. 23 Tatnall St. , Atlanta, Qa
There are 413 species of trees
found within the limits of the
United States, 1G of which, when
perfectly seasoned, will sink in
water.
NOW THY THIS.
It win cost you notbing and will surely
do j on good, if you have a Cough, Cold,
or any trouble with Throat, Chest or
Langs. Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, l ouchsana uoids is eaaran
teed to give relief or money will b paid
back, eutterers from 1j& urlppe found
it just the thing and under its use had a
speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample
bottle at our expense and learn for your
self just how Rood a thing it is. Trial
bottles free at F. S. Daffy's Drug Store.
Large size 50c. and $1.00.
The first steel car for postal pur
poses was run 270,000 miles and
went through five smashups at a
cost for repairs of only $42.
btjckueh'i arnica salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cores Piles, or no pay required. It
ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale in Newborn by F, B. Duffy,
wholesale and retail druggist.
When a Frenchman marries, un
der the law he becomes responsible
for the support of his wife's father
and mother, . A f
'.'flS'. " " . " J - J J
Children CrfoV Pitched Castor
v f "' "Blood Win-TelL t :: 1 r
r .'i am President of a street rail
road in San Fraofcisco.,' savs Bon.
Leland Stanford, "where we have
hundreds of horses. .The average
me oi our animals la .three years-
out one horse stood that hard life
nine years. - Hie service was so
exceptional that I looked ' up his
record. I hired detectives to trace
him from one sale to another, back
to the man and farm that raised
him. I found his sire wai a pedi
greed horse; his dam was of good
blood, though not standard. That
explained the superior usefulness of
the horse to 'my mind. He had
better bones in substance, in form
and length, better muscles, better
nerves, Detter Heart, lungs and
digestive organs, and be was worth
1100 more on these accounts than
any other horse we have. Now, I
ay mac, wneiuer we raise norses
for the plow or traok, blood will
tell and is worth money. Elec
tioneer earned $200,000 a year for
me, because he was a good horse.
The old street oar horse earned
three times as muoh for us aa his
fellows, because he was a good
horse. Each, in his place, proved
a great truth, and it is time we all
knew it."
For Over Fifty Years.
Mrs. Winslow'B Soothiho Syrup has
been nsed for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the sums.
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the beat remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
five oenty a bottle. Sold by all drug
gists tnrougnont the world.
An Octopus Caught by Hook and Line,
Mr. W. W. Topp, while fishing
yesterday off the gangway at the
Hammocks, caught what doubtless
no one hereabouts ever caught
with hook and line before. It was
nothing less than a genuine Octo
pus, with eight teuacles, two of
which were two feet long. The
monster had crawled partly into
tin can about six by eight inches
and fourteen inches in length, and
when he was pulled np from the
bottom of the deep, he brought
the can up with him. He was put
into a keg after being caught, and
is in possession of Mr. Jim Dray,
at the Hammocks. Wilmington
iu.es.
Then Pi-.hj- wap pick, -.re snie her Costorla.
TV'hcn she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Clultiren, she gave them Castoria.
Mo cnr.in- or cause after using
HrookHiiJ i.iver und Kidney Pills,
Will euro liiliousof js. Constipation.
lorpia Liver iiud stomach troubles
Sugar coated, oval. Price 25 cent'.
Give them a trial. For sale bv F. 8.
Uuffy, New Berne, N. C.
Full Line of HeatingiStoves
L. H. Cutler & Go.
An Unparalleled Offer!
For the next thirty days we will sell
SOLID GOLD RIDING BOW
FRAMES SPECTACLES
WITH K1KSI Q.UALITT LKBSKB AT
$2.50 Per Pair!
BELL THE JEWELER.
Bank Counters, Tyler System, Port-
anie, unequaied in styles.
Cost and Finish.
I SO rase CAbtn w Cmtm, BMta m., UMnM la
Mm, Huh, tr hUmUIH,
auo Trial's Koymi
Ofllea Deaka and Tvm
writer uaMaeta, w
tries. Beat and cheap
en on earth, with gnat
mdncUonln nrioea.
1 VMast IS ate. ran Uaaa 1
i iiwr 1MW, aaoa
Cmh, CaUMia, I,,! uiuk
wiwMWi aiwaialaaana.
"LiCM HF.HK CO.. St. Inla, Mo.. 1T.S.A.
SALE, EX CHARGE
AHD
LIVEBY. "."
Elaa now on hand alargalot of fine
MULE8 and HORSES, raised is WEST
ERN NORTH CAROLINA., v
Also, s fins lot ot Bueelea. Boad
Carta and Harness, all of which will be
sold as LOW AS THE LOWEST. . -
Dont fail to coma and see him before
staking s trade.-' - --:'T y-"'.r';, r-tm-U',
Feedinr specialty BOvt7 owtf
Children JJry otitcfier'siJa'a;
Geld Wav'j Coming !
I 1
if
t " LA M0BT AMOUK. ;:
Whan was It that love died? We wen
so iona. ;..v;-:r-..v
So varv fond a HtH. l.il. -
With leapias pulses, and blood til
We dreamed about a fairer Ufa beyond.
When ws should dwell together aa one
hears." ,. -
And soaroe could wait that happy time
' - tn ivuna ...
Now side by side we sit, with 1 ipa
: quite aumn.
And feel ourselves thousscd miles
- apart...
How was it that love died? I do not
-' snow
, I only know that all its raoe untold
Has faded into gray! I miss the gold
From one dull skies, bnt did not See it
s"
Why should love die? We prized it, I
mat auro;
We thought of nothing elae when it
was ours;
We cherished it in smiling aunlit
It was our all: why could it not endure?
Alas! we know not how or when, or
way
Thia dear thing died. We only know
it went.
And lAranadnll a11 AnJ I,,4:jw.
We who found heaven once in each
outer's sun
OW aitifnl tt la. avid vat hn
HThat half the lovers in the world' one
say
Look questioning in each other's eyea
thia
.. wmj ,
And know love 'a gone forever, aa we
aoi
Sometimes I cannot he: p but think, dear
neari,
Aa I look oat o'er all the wide, sad
earth
And sea love's flame gone cut on
marjv a hAarfh
That those who would ket n love mu't
j
a weu apart,
Ella Wheeler.
HAPPY HOOSIEuS.
Wm. Tlmmnnn. nnRtmanfAv nf THttvillA
Ind.. writes: "F.liwriHn Piftm ,. AL
more for me than all other medicines
combined, "or that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble." John
fjAalfA. farmer and BliUiVman nf canA
Dlaoe, says; "Find Electric Bitters to be
uie ueat n.:uiuj ana jjiver medicine, made
me feel like a new man." J. W. Gard
ner, hardware merohant, Bame town, says:
Electric Bitters Is just the thing for a man
who is all run down and don't care wheth
er llA Uvea nr dlrfl- hA fnnnd rta-nr aran4l.
good appetite, and felt just like he had a
new lease on me. uniy ovc. a oottie at..
a Duffy's wholesale and retail drug store
Smallwood & Slower,
DEALERS IN
Stoves,
General Hardware,
ASD
Harness,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Glass and Putty,
Lime, Plaster, flair
and Cement.
Agents for DEV0E &
CO'S celebrated Ready
Mixed Paints, which
are strictly pure
goods.
MIDDLE STREET.
Pi
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01
NEW BERNE
DRUG-i-GOnPANY,
Corner Pollock and Kiddle Streets,
New Berne, ' NY O.
A FULL LINE OP
Drugs, medicines,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Patent Medicines,
Jigars and Tobacco
t9SpsoIal attention will be given to
Dispensing Physicians' Prescriptions
with accuracy and at reaaonabU prioes.
', - ii - ' ' ' - y ' -
' "i Yft make a spoiaKy ot'it-
,jCSLKBRATEI BTBb7 BPB1BTOS ,
whioh It kept oa draught.'. , Jlj .
" " V f. A.' HENET, Pharboli.!
'Nature atonldTie
assisted in the
spring to throw off
the heaviness of.
the sluggish winter
circulation of the
blood. Nothing
does it to well, so
prompt or so safely
rs xhx
SPRING.
Bwina opeouo.
i I have used 8. 8. 8. for a number of
years, and consider it the best tonic and
olood remedy that I ever used. In fact
I would not' attempt to enter npon a
apring or summer In this climate with
out it, H. W. OOLHtAH,
' Of Coleman, Ferguson A Co., -'
Dade City, Fla.
Our book tffl Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Swdt Sracrno Co.. Atlanta, Oa.
Never broken
Kabo. The "bones" in the
Kabo corset are made of it'
warranted for a year, too,
It's a corset you can wear
a few weeks, and then get
your money back if it
doesn't suit. '
But it's pretty sure to suit
else it wouldn't be sold so.
U. HIRES & SON.
S. R. STREET,
General
Insurance Agent,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
edmond
Wf OLF.8ALE OEaLEU in
and CIGARS,
South Front Street,
Two Doors East Gaston House
New Berne, N. C.
Inne dwlr '
The East Carolina Eailroad
A FAILURE f
They are VoTing Too Slow to Ever
tteaon JNewnern.
Can the People of The Old City of Elms
wait on them Any Longer (
Wonld lc not be u. at to tak onr nttj
thousand dollars In bonds and give It to Ave
mannfaotnrlng iDdos'ms who will move
tbalr plants to Avwuera ana raptor one
hundred or mora baovs each, dallr? Tan
thousand dollars cn t nve Industries of
soma kind wonld be a oonsldsrable Induce
ment for them to move to Newbern. We
have water transportation eaual to anv In
the country, Onr Kailroad Oommlasloners
give ns as low rates oi freight as an 7. we
have the laboring elass, Both white and
black, here; what fear need we hwe to start
the ball In this dlreetlont ,
Wonld It not be well for the city authorities
to iook into tne matter and see if something
can't be doner 1( the Railroad wUl be bull t
and they Intend to get onr bonds, let them
gtve as some assurance a to when It will be
oompleted. There seems to be considerable
doubt as to Big Ike ever visiting his native
county anv more If he waits to go on tee B.
0. H. M. There Is no doubt that Mewbern la
on me greatest Doom duruut her existence
Real CBtate has advanoed from two to Ave
hundred per cent. Mot a vacant house In
the city. Families have moved out of town
for want of honsea to live In men, women
and children. Then why should this little
pitiful sum ol 60,000 dollars railroad bonds
stop theprogreas of so beautiful a elty as
onisf Why not call an election t once and
vote W thonaand more and give to manufac
turing industries aa above stated and em
ploy seme good agent, say J. W. Waters, to
travel the mannfaotnrlng ettles of our coun
try and snow mem tne advantage onr elty
has over any other town la this eountrv
Our Board of Trade. Oottoo. Xzohanse and
ail other organizations have held meetings
ana aavisea every pian lmaginaDie ana eu
have failed. Now pnt this matter before the
people and let It be laorouKbly dleousstd
and voted open and II It Is not carried then
Big Ike. who buys so many people out at 4i.
50andU7Hconthedollar,fll pay the entire
expense of the election. The qnestion i
now we have got Newbern on a boom. Will
we oontinn to Boom net r .1
uu anirea iromtns fiorb wiw we ,
ILAiRGKEST
Best Asserted Stcck
Groceries. - '
1 Dry Goods,
; ; SWp (aiandlery
)'r':f eto.'rl . ete & &0ii'tif.
ha Tr kept, and how offer to bis
many friends inducements to call. 1
Lowest Pricei.
TAKE
FIRE AND LIFE
Jas. R
Wif.ES,
LIQUORS
War!Waff!rars!;
"Against Iligli Prices.
The War Has I
HAVING PUEOHASED WHILE ORTH
ibi'j 1 ji iiiii 1 - n
That I ever kept, I am determined
any house in the city, as I bought
Sales I can afford to sell you
ai m '
A ?nrl iiff.ch
11 .11111 Villi III
And so on down in proportion.
IN YOUTH'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Both bhort and Long Pant Suits, I have the best line in the city.
unee suns so low as age u to lo years.
B Anything in the Clothing line yon want.
Also a larsre line of Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
CPS, TRUNKS and VALISES.
A large line of Ladies' Cloaks, Newmarkets, and Children's
Walking Jackets from 12 to 1(3 years, and other goods too numerous
to mention. Come and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
Nhxt Door to It. liorry, Mirtdlo St., NEW BERNE, SI. O.
7U"C: SULTAN.
J. A. Thomas, Salesman.
BAKER MATTRESS-
Manufacturing Company!
Mew Berne, H. C-,
A. M. BAKER, Manager,
Straw and Excelsior GotSsn Top. m m
flair
DEALERS IN FEATHERS.
We make as good a Hair Mattress as any factory in the. United
States, MAKE THEM TO ORDER of ny size or -quality..
Our XXt Steam cured Moss is the- very pest and makes a very
durable mattress. It is better than a medium priced Hair.
Straw with Cotton Top. We use i none but l&e best; straw and
put on a heavy cotton top.
Have your old Hair or Moss mattresses renovated.- We do
beautiful work and will be sure to pleaso you. )Unles8 you bave
seen what we get from a mattress that has been used several
years you do not know how very necessary it is to have them
purified aid made over.
Call on us for Feathers Goose Feathers, Duck Feathers or
Chicken Feathers. ; '
Wo make Beds, Bolster or :Pillows.
I.0UNDED IN 1864 by the present ezecntlve 27 YEARS of conUnaons and snweaafnl mauaiK"-'
.F?ntTlncro,Bed snnnal attenAanee Now oempying four bnlldlni-s Stands nnrlvalwl lit
uilitles tor educating YOUMO MIR ASD WOMei? for soccees In fifc.V In eclair. upon
school for their children, PARENTS shoaU send them to THB KEST, because it pays. IS
SSie2ir!t.h eIP"H'nr ofa few dollars more at Srst, bntltwillproT the cheapest In the end.'
CHEAP tmtkmls Terr dear, because it means che.D teachers, eheao sumnndiDin. Inferior faci
all similar institutions combined. Catalogue and
'Address, W. H. SADLER, Fresldetit, and
BUSINESS C0LLECE,6,8, IO & 1 2
Carriages, Buggies, iload , Cart57 Spring Carts;
Phaeton Carts, Harness, Whips, Bobes &c ,
ah or which will be sold low to
, TJ3y Stock of
Is constantly' being replenished ;for the Trade.
f low Sales fpr Cash
pened
If
v --jr
1 ir 111 jli 1 ' w 1 linn
to sell as cheap If pot cheaper thatL,
the most of my goods at Assignee
.
.si, m mm .. ' im
nv 1111
tiftiSJ ,1111 Villi. .
and oss Mattresses
ana grsaii.ie.. -
c position. mor.f
particular, mailed en application. , .,
Pounder J or p. A. SADLER, Secretsry r
N. Charles St., BALTIMORE, MD.X
,f -, 41; . '.-.'i
OSES:
meet the demands of the public ,
1 -
ot Cecnred tfotcs ' V