THE JOURNAL;
V v : Death Ftnerals. ,
' Mr. Glads'.on ia cielited with
having stated that - "many an old
man takes hia death throngh at
tonrtinira funeral.' - It does seem
that funerals are eo managed or
mismanaged by the "funeral direc
tor" bo that email investments
should biiog large returns, or else
hu hn attend ' faneraw are
either earned away by their grief
or are fooia. , .
What good can coma by jeopar
twin t Afiit'il life in order to show
nmasortofresDect for the memory
of the dead. Have the liviog no
claims upou usl 'Surely we can
hnrv nnrdead with all respect and
MnMi9 without eoing to such
extremes, as is often the case,
Rnmn show of reform has been ao
omDiiahed in this direction, bnt it
. . , . r l . I,. nnnil
lalla very tar snore 01 wuai ia uu
oH.v Tnnnmerable cases novo oc
curred where funerals have been
danth to the liviog.
or. nM aiia a nnmhArnf oases
ITB WWU wv
.'where the death could be directly
traced to these ill advised affairs.
TtJunotnnlv theold men, like Mr
Gladstone, but the young as well,
who are the sufferers. When life
I. Uo ha fl rat thnntrht. Rhonld
AO OAWIlUh - a
h tar the living, now that death
has claimed the life we have battled
to save.
We eannot bring that life back
aeain. but we can restore to health,
perhaps, those who are worne and
wearv with their, perhaps, those
j ; . I, f uAii
wno are worn uu wemj iuo
Ion at vleilsin the sick cbamoer
And vet. in SDite of the protests ol
nature, the very ones whose health
ia already imperilled, take risks by
going out in all sorts of weather,
riding long distances in cold and
cheerless vehicles to a damp anil
death-dealing graveyard, there re
maing an hour or more at the risk
ol their lives. The thermometer
may be at 100 in the shade, or it
may be in the dead of Winter with
the mercury below zero; it is all
one and the same it means sick
ness or death.
Can nothing be done to correct
this evil! Let us hope so, and let
ns strengthen that hope by each
individual taking the initiative in
the matter of a sensible and salu
tary reform. N. Y. Kation
Entirely Satisfactory.
W. J. Arkell, publisher of Judgo and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper,
writes:
"Judge Building,
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Sixteenth St..
New York, January 14, 1891.
"About three weeks since, while
suffering from a severe cold which bad
settled on my chest, I applied an All-
COOK'S POBOUS Plaster, end in a short
time obtained relief.
"In my opinion, these plasters should
be In every household, for use in case
of coughs, colds, sprains, bruises, or
paioa of any kind. I know that ia my
ease the results have been entirely sat
isfactory and benefioial."
The course of true love may never
ran smooth, but this fact doesn't
prevent the lovers from striking a
gate now and then.
The Yoice of the People
Reaches us or should do so through
the ballot-box This it the medium
through whioh it ought to speak in
clarion tones. But there are other
means by which the people voice their
sentiments, irrespective of politics, con
oeraing matters of vital importance.
Bnooessfnl or unsuccessful are those
popular admonitions as they are heard
dlatinolyor faintly, But health, the
grand desideratum, appeals to us all.
Ths avenue is only cleared when the
ebsUcle whioh bar its complete recov
' ery are swept aside. Hos tetter's
Btomaoh Bitters has'for nearly a third
of a century ocoupied the first rank
among proprietary remedies for debili
ty, dyspepsia, constipation, disorder of
the liver and kidneye, and as effectual
means of conquering and preventing
malarial complaints. Since the advent
of "la grippe" it has also signalized
itsilf as a onre of the oomplaint.
If stock companies are formed to
control the rain-making enterprise,
they mast expect to have big drops
in their business.
How Are the Folks I
"Oh, they're all well except Mother,
ihe'a about the same. Poor Mother,
worn out by household cares, exposure
and overwork. No wonder she gives
up at last and takes to her bed. But oh 1
how muoh brighter the family fireside
would be if mother's chair was not
vacant. The doctors don't seem to be
doing her any good. She says their
medicines don't seem to go to the spot.
Bbe feels so weak and longs for
strength. "Oh 1 give me strength," she
murmurs. Why not give her the
remedy her system craves 'i Her im
poverished blood and shattered nerves
are starving for just such ingredients
as are contained in B. B. B. (Botacio
Blood Balm). Then try a bottle of this
excellent remedy. It is truly woman's
beat friend. It quickly relieves pain
and restores health, etrengih and funo-
tlonal regularity.
James W. Lanoaater, Hawkinsville
Oa.. writes: "My wife was in bad health
for eight years. Five doctors and as
many mote different patent medicines
bad 'done her no good. Six bottles of
B. B. P. bas cured her."
A promoter ispnngently defined
as a man who sella something he
hasn't ffot to a man who doesn't
know what be is getting.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed i the warning. The
. signal perhaps of the sure approach of
thai more terrible disease Consumption.
: 1W mmm.Iu If inn nan afford for the
' like of saving 60s., to run the risk and
A Hnllii.. In, it Wa know from
experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure
your oough. It never fsils. This
, .latna mora thin a Million Unt
il e were sold the past year. It relieves
croups ana wnooping . cougu Br vow.
Un,L. Alt tint ha wlthntifc it. For
' lama kaxk allla nv ajlftat t1a Hhlloh'S
, Porous Plaster. , Sold by ? New, Berne
Drug Co. ... ,. V
C":n Crj.fofPitcher's Castorla
TVHE3IWASI0U5r
We take pltasurs in transcribing to
Ibe columns of the JOURNAL the fol
lowing beautiful and affecting vines
from the pen of Mr. Sejtaour H. Ban-
torn, now in attendant) ai admih
College, Mass. The poem first ppered
in ths Amherst Literary Monthly s
magazine of high charaoter. '
When I was joung,
I thoneht that life and lore were one
Sweet Symphony, snd all the world
A paradise) where mortals a wen
At neaoe with nature, willing good
To all humanitr: man's faith
Simplicity; free truth bis God;
Aad ohsrity his onangeieas oreea,
When I was young.
When I was young
No aoeptio fears were wont to ohill
Mr ardent hopes unmake the law
That lived and moved wuhin my soul
And led me trualiog. heavenward.
And bade me reokon earth a plaoe
Of traositorlness, a step
In attiring for Eternity,
W.ien I was young.
When I waa young !
What thougots the words awake with
in My memyry! Pdaoe and happiness
Were mine how ling ago it seeme!
And now, When 6ge has chilled my
heart
And drawn the lines of care across
My brow, I fain would weloome back
Again the days so far away
When I was young.
The Flrt Step.
Perhaps yon are ran down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you . You should heed the warning
you are taking the first step into Nervous
Prostration. Yon seed a nerve tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal, healthy condition. Sur
prising results follow the use Of this great
nerve ionic ana Alterative, lourappe-
Uite returns; good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidneys resume neaitny
action. Try a bottle. Price 50s. at t. a.
Duffy's drug store.
Selfishness and godliness never
get on well together. 'J.ue grapes
on that branch only put the teeth
on edge, and give a bad name to
the vineyard.
BVCELES'S ARNICA SALiVB
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChtlblainB,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures files, or no pay required.
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
boi. Forsale in INewbern by if. B. Durry,
wholosale and retail druggist.
"And she said that I was no lady."
"The idea. And what did you do!"
"I just slapped her lace and
scratched her eyes most out."
Listen AVhat the Green Front Novelty
Store Says.
Oar Pictures sell rapidly. Come
early and pick out the finest and best
Oil Chroruos in elegant Oak frames
from 55c. up. Elegant beavey gilt
framed Chromos $1.122 a piece.
Genuine Hand Pointings with elegant
gilt, bronze and oak frames, also Fine
hnttraviogs ia carious sizes.
bolect your Bargains for Christmas
and oall at the UREEN FRONT to get
(hem.
Natest Music Pieces 6 and 10c, also
a full line of all styles Musical Iastru
meats at factory prices.
Middle street, next to Baptist church,
It is sadly but frequently the cese
that the man who hurrahs the
loudest has the least idea of what
be is hurrahing about.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Is it not worth ths small price of 75o.
to tree yourself of every eymtom of
these distressing complaints, if you
tbioK so call at our store and get
bottle of fihiloh's Vitalize, every bottle
has a printed guarantee on it, "use
accordingly and if it does you no good
it will cost you nothing. Sold by New
Udrne Drug (Jo.
Have no business dealing with
the man who never bas a good
word to say for anybody.
Sbiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A marvel
ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal
injector for tbe more successful treat
ment of these complaints without extra
charge. Price 60j. Sold by New
Berne Drug Co.
While the servant was improv
ing his master's five talents he was
working lor himself.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
From a letter written by Mrs . Ada E,
Hurd. of Groton. 8. D.. we Quote: "Was
taken with a bad cold, which settled on
rav Limes, couch set in and finally termi
nated in consumption, tour doctors gave
me up sayine I could live but a short
time I irave myself up to my Saviour,
determined if I could not stav with my
friends on earth I would meet my absent
oues above. My husband was advised to
set Dr. King s ISew Discovery for ton-
sumption. Uoucms ana coins. I gave it
trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured
me and thank God I am now a well and
hearty woman." Trial bottles free at F.
S. Duffy's drug store; regular size, DOc
and 1.0U.
We lose tbe peace of years when
we hunt arter me rapture
momenta.
Of
For Over Fifty Years.
Mna. Win blow's Soothing Sybtjp has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the euros
allays all pain, cures wind colio, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
five oenty a bottle. Sold by all drug'
gists throughout the world.
When trying to outwit others
take care that yon don't outwit
yourself.
njjoisvo tosin savS qa 'TOJpiPID psq eqi tnqj
apoisvo oj Sonp Otis tsm mnvsaq aqs aaqjj
IJttj wo JOJ D9H0 "tp 1imb I nm
-vpopvo jar v3 jap n XqvQ tUi
No griping or nausea after using
Brook field's Diver and Kidney fins.
Will cure - Biliousness. . Constipation
Tornid Liver ' and stomach troubles
8uar coated,' oval. 'Price 25 cents.
Give them trial- For -sale by F. B,
Duffy, New Berne, w.j-; - '
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorL
How is Your Blood?
I had a malirnant breaking out on bit
leg below the knee, and was cured sound .
ind well with two and a half bottles of
fi. 8. 8. Other blood medicines had fail.
td to 'dome any good. - -
"Wru-.C; Bbatt, Torkvffle, 8. 0.i
jMARKi
I was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case of Tetter, and three.
bottles of 8. 8. 8. cured me Derma- .
nently. Wallace Mahk,
junnvuie, x. i .
Our oook on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
8wht Sfecifio Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
00 TO BEE
JfiO. A. RICHARDSON
TO BUY YOUR
Christmas Presents.
HIVE JUST RECEIVED A NICE
LOT OF
Picture Framts.
Bamboo Easles,
Work Baskets
and Stands,
Wood Baskets,
AND THE LATEST IN
Wicker and Rattan Chairs.
I have everything you need in a
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE ST0BE,
E3 Come to see me before you buy
mo. A. RICHARDSON,
SOUTH FRONT STREET,
dei 9 dwtf Opp. Roberts Bros.
HORSES AND ?fll)LES.
I have ju9t reoeived a FINE LOT of
Western North Carolina
HORSES AND MULES.
ALSO, A FINE LOT OF
BUGGIEb, ROAD CARTS
AND
HARNESS.
All of which I will sell VERY CHEAP
for oash or approved paper.
Give me a trial.
IE?. St. JStireot
The National Bank,
NEW BEBNE, N. C.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhol
ders cf this Bank, for the Election of
Directors, and the tiansaotion of such
other business as may come before
them, will be held at their Banking
House on tbe Sid Tuesday, being tbe
12ih day of January, lfcU3.
The Polls will be opened at 12 M to
be closed at 1 P. M.
G. H. BOBEBT3,
Cashier.
Dec. 11th. 1891 dtd
W. H. Feanck. 8, T. Easbkkby,
Fransfc & Rasberry,
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
We know
what it is.
Fellow countrymen! We have plowed
many a steer. Hating now changed onr
business and settled hare for the purpose of
steering you to a safe harbor and furnishing
yon FIRST-CLASS WORK AT LIVIS6
PRICES, keeping that hard earned dollar
In your pocket. .
Try us and be eonvlnced.
Marine work given special attention.
Everything new.
dec2 tf HOWARD'S SHIP YARD,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Eastern District or Bokth Oaboliha
In tne District of Pamlloo. ,
Q. S. District Court In Admiralty.
Marshal's Notic of bbizubjs.
Whereas, a Ubel hath been filed In the DIs.
trlot Court of tne United States of America
in the Dlatrlet of Pamlico, on the 11th day of
December. lm. by J. a. uraoirea vo.
agalnstthe steam tug Hygea.and praying the
Unuai proceBeana monition ui tuv uuun,uwi
11 persons Interested in the said vesael, her
taokie, apparel ana xarniiare, may do citea
to answer the nremltea. and all due pro
ceedings being had, that the same may be
danreed to be aold. and the uroceedl thereof
bediauiDnieaacooraiug wt iw: xnereiore
In nnrinanee of the said monition under tbe
seal of said Conrt, to me directed and deliv
ered, I do hereby give notice generally nnto
an persons naving or preteuuiaa to nave
any right, title or In tern t therein, and to
XOnng, uolDlirn x uhi uwbbii ui aaiu cui
in aneoiai. so apnaar Deiore um aioreaai
nnnrtat tha filtv of Newnerne.on the S8d
day of ueoember 1891, If It be a court day
nr alas nn the next oonrt dav thereBlter. at
11 o'olook In tne forenoon, men ana mere to
answe the earn uoei, ana to mane ineir
aiiffationa in tnai nenaii.
Dated at Mew Hern, N. O.. the 14th day of
December, In the year of onr Lord one
thousand eitht nnnarea ana ninety -one.
Joshua b. uiu, u. . uarsna, t
By ohas B. Hill. Dept Marshal.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
44 piece Tea Sets,
56 piece Tea Sets,
100 piece Dinner Sets,
120 piece Pinner Sets
10 piece Toilet Sets,
12 piece Toilet Sets,.
Hall ftad Library. Lamps,
.'.UFFLEnS
AND
LADIES' AND GENTS';
Silk iland
AT THE
BARGAIN STORE.
Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs,
S 25
Black UofQers.
125
1 25
White ' M' :. . '
Beautiful Colored Mufflers,
1 25
Eor Sale Cheap!
. Fifty alee LIVE 8H0AT3. Alio,
one fine PONY and a No. 1 MULE.
Apply at once to
O. Li HABDISON,
deol9 dlw wt , Thurman, N. 0
WM. P. LA WHENCE,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Professional Artistic
Paper Hanger,
Has decided to remain in tbe city
short while longer, and will be pleased
tJ exhibit samples of work at the Gas
ton House.
Orders for any kind of work in my
line solioited. . decl5 lm
Long Investments.
Parties wishing to make long invest
ments on city property drawing eight
per cent intereet per annum, payable
semi-annually, will do welt to call at
my office and learn full particulars.
Deo. 11. U01. dtf
A Ship Just Arrived with
Pine Apples and other Fruits
on board for
D. HASSELL.
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MST0BICAL PUB. CO , Phila., Ta.
novwatr
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
Be It known that the undersigned have
this day, by mutual ooncent,dlssolved the co
partnership formerly existing between them
under the firm name of M. L. Hollo well A Co,
Mr. M. Ij. Hollowell withdraws from the
brmand the business will continue under
the firm name T. H. Davis. All persons In
debted to the firm of .M. L. Hollowell 4 Co,
will make their payments to T. H. Davis,
who has assumed the liabilities of ssld Aim
of M. L. Hoi; o well d: Oo.
This the 9th day of Ueoember, 1891.
M. h. HOLLOWELL, (Seal)
T. tL, DAVIS, (Seal)
declO
&
GO,
ABE OFFERING FOB SALE .
Th8 World Renowned
Daniel Pratt Cotton Gins
TOGETHKB WITH THE ;1 '
Bos" Cotton Presses
whioh oombined make the most
satisfaotory outfit for ginning ootton
ever need in this Country.
They also carry a full line of
Belting, Machine Oil,'
and Lace Leather,
together with a full lice of
HARDWARE.
Berd for price and eome and examine
their stock. They guarantee to please you.
J. O. WHITTY & CO..
Cor. Booth Front and Oraven 61.
S. R. STREET,
General
FIRE Ml
. Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE, 11 C.l
( fiET OUT OF MI WAY, ,
Clear the traok for I am cominK,
And about it mean no fan.
I m.icoiDg to bay my goods of Big Ike,
- through tne winter 01 - viri;
Farmers, look to y cv r i atefest,
And every Denny ve, t ,-
And jrm'il thereby leave more to jour
family '' r 1 ,'-t
When yoo go trtho grare. r
Hone ean oom pete with Big Ike1 pi ices,
Is the rnmoron tbe street, .
And the seoret of this important matter
Is he buys hie good so ohnap
The time ha ' boen when (roods soM
hlRh, , ,
None can this statement doubt,- -
But BlR Ike made a pans nt hip.h prices,
And b-s knor'-" 1 t' 1 1 i out.
J. G. IVhittv
D LIFE
For Esrta, Cattle, Sheep, ttp, ZtgH 2
BSOFaS JtMtntti
"""uUCaart kaat na
t a.raaaeatlaaa.TiSai
A.A.iftBlaal Mealaiitu,aik avar.
.H-Mralaa. Iaeaeaa,
V w a 1 1m ., Arlaea. Bellraoka.
U.U.M I can-iacs, Uewrrkawe,
u I -t-.rv mmd Hlaaev lli
r aaa j
laeaaeaaf Diaei
imwm aw
a, Panlyalaw.
sinaUBotdaawarBdoaea.
Stable Ornea, jrtth.SpBrtramdl.,
Veteruury dm uu ana aaoHa
InVuarlun Car Oil. '
HUdicaHav tTr.Of
A.we)
i Sold by DrofiMis) or em nwiia anrwuan
and in anv oautlty on Beeaipt oi Prloa. , ,
HTTMPHHBW &TEDIOIHB OO
Oomar WUllam and Joan Bta, Hew TofV.
HonOfATEM ft ft
specific uaa
la on JU iu. The obt rajoawtnl rmdj lav
Nerrons Polity, Vita WwRnssi'
! SI par iai:beikalanrviMioto,taas.
Sou nSnKm, orasnt poatpakl ouiaaavS
otpriofc-UDMPBRStr MEBlCiaiCO
-;. OecWlUiamaBAJeaaSta. M.I.
All of our Veterinary Preparatlcmi
ean be had of J. V. Jordan, Druggist,
N. W. cor. Broad snd Middle streets.
Newbsrn.N.O- "fV
KORTII CAROLINA,) i In the ' -Craven
county. I Buperler eourt.
Tie Board of Commissioners of Craven
county. Plaintiff, vs. Battle B. Smith,
B O. Hill, Trustee of Ksther Moulton.
UlarenaeKicnarason.uannia waaawwui,
and I, H. Bmllh, ueienaanta. ,
NOTIOJS.
To Clarence Rlohardson: V
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entltlhd as above has
hA.n Anrnmannad In the Bnnerior court of
Oraven county, North Carolina, the purpote
of which Is to foreclose certain tax deeds or
tax certificates held oy ine oouniy otmav-n
andBtatnoi North Carolina and to have the
amount due said county and State ol txea,
Interest, ocata, and penally as appear from
said tax deeds, declared a Hen upon th
lands of the aerenaant, aeeorieea in ine
oomplaint, filed In this aetion and sltu.te In
tne county 01 graven, nor a uumiua. uu
ti hava tha aatd land sold to pay tbe same,
and to exolnde and foreclose any Hen or
Interest von may own oroiaim in tne rua
land. And yon will further tae notice that
vnn are rennired to aDnear at the next term
of th Buporlor eourt of said euunty, to be
held on the th'rd Monday before the first
Monday In March. JBDi, at the eourt
bouse of aald onnnty. In Mew Berne, N. O,.
andanBweror demur to the complaint In
said action or the plelntvrr will apply to tni
conrt for the relief demanded In aald oom
This the 16tU dy of Deo . 1891.
W. M. WATBON, 0 B. O.
Notice of Incorporation
Notice Is hereby given of the Incorpora
tion or the "North Carolina Packing oom-
i any." That the names of the Incorporators
are Ueorge W. Moore, Martin Wagner, Bur-
dette H Farren, John B.uinos, nosea r,
Going, Charles 11. Pearson ana josepn a
Smith, and suoh otheis as they may aaso
nlfttA with them.
That tbe name of the aald Corporation
shall be the "North Carolina Packing Com
pany." That said Corporation Is formed tor
oysters, fishrfrnlti and vegetables, and for
oatchlng, planting, shipping, prorogating
and transporting tne same, ana lor uuvius
nwnlnu. aHlllnr. leaHlnff or mortffaBriniE land.
ana lor manufacturing lime, one auu mi
other artlelcs appertaining to the pa king
bndness, and of procuring and preparing for
market, transportation and selling of lam
ber, timber, trees, plants, seeds, fruit, r
nr other DmdllRtH of the land.
That the hnslness of said corporation la to
be carried on In Oraven, Beaufort. Pamlloo
and nnrteret eonntlea and in the adlolnlriK
countlfg to those conntlos of the btate of
North Carolina.
That tbe time of existence of this Corpora
tion is limited to five vears. and tne princi
pal place of business at New Bern, North
uarouna
Tha amount of the oarjltal stock of said
Corporation Is Thirty-five Thousand Dollars;
that natii naDltal atook la divided Into three
hundred and fifty shares of the par value of
One u una red Dollars eacn
Witness my hand and official seal this 9th
day oi M ovem per, itstii.
novll Clerk Bup. Court, Craven County.
for Sale,
One Talbott Engine, 25 E. P., and
Boiler 80 H. P. Will sell oheap or
exchange for lumber or four foot cord
wood. .Engine ana Doner in gooa con
dition. Reason for selling have put in
a larirer one.
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