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M Oaatoria Isso well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any proscription
known xo. me. '' H. a.' Anonin, M IL, ,
-m So. OxfordSt. , Brooklyn, N. Y.
"The use of 'Castoria Is so Universal and
its merits so veil known tliat it somis a work
of niplrerogatioa to endorse it. Few aro tho
Intelligent famiUea m Uo do not Uoup CasUinu
within easy reach.1
. " Carlos UrTvs, P. !.,
Now York Cny.
" The Or.sTAi n
' IJKFOLK, HEWBERH WASHINGTON
, BISECT LIE.
Four Trips Each Week,
'f'v,;' In order to make mto convenient and
'V' Mo&omtoal use or lue vhssuis now bni ployed
:V ':'-' in Um North O&roliaa srvlod, and thus to
j'lfv-Better Seive the Interests of SLippirs,
I V?V' " tha Clyde Line nod Old Damlalon Miom
; ' I''''"'; lilp Company have fionclujail 1. 1 mere
''$,lf' IbBlr r6sp60tlvs Hqos beiweuu KewlMMn. N.
tif ' O.. nd Wotfolk. Va,. lnlo one lino, iiiuk !lv
'C 1 m paHseugera and.trucli NlitppttrB our ttipn
: "--ir.- : acn Detweon nvDoin ana aujioik
dlreot.
jU ;. i. NO ADVANCK IN HATES.
( " . On and ajrtar MONOA Y. MAY ..i li. l 2. !
' '" "5 ontU farther notloH, tu
.' ite&sn HBWBBftSE. Rapt 5oel!ig.ig, .
-.. . AM.
limit E30L4, Gi.pt Brys. j
- f Will iall from Norrolfe, f.,r Ni w n.-n.
dlraot, avery Monday, Tiiislii?. 'murt iy J
ano vriaay. a..ai , uibkiik onnci-iittn wiin .
ibe Atlautlo and Norih :nr"ilnn i:i:!rm),
aud tlia water line, uu ellbL nv,t 'lit'nl
rivera.
Keturnlog, will sail HIO M.v;iiKlt
WOH NORFOLK, Va Tuesdayr.Yi I'.ii.-uj"
aod Friday at P.M., and ou t'atntdaj ff i,t
T f.ld making connection at Koi: wltu
The Old bay bine, for Ililtluioro. 'I'tie Clyde
Line, for Philadelphia, The o;d Dominion
Hleam.hlp Co., for Mew York. '1'iie Mer
Wiante' and Miners' Line f.)i- I'r.r.iii.-noc uad
Boston, and The Water Lines far Wusriiiik:-
oa, D. o.. ana uioumomi, vn., uuis giving
' an all water route for Truck to nil Mirthcrn
and Baatern polite.
Alia oonneollon mode with t Uf I', a O.
B. H , and M, A W. It K for ilia V i.
IhB Steamer STOUT, Gift-tin i'mi,
Will tall from Norfolk. Va.1 every Tha.6iliy
A.M. for Boanoke Is and. Wtsnlntin.a ai.d
Bearberu.
ffaaengera w-11 find a Knotl thle, comfort
able roouis. aud ererv courtesy and alien
tlou wll.1 he paid them ly i.liu i ili i rs
Order All goort, oait! of M. N.A V. Ii'.iect
Llue. I-orf ilk, Va.
4. H. JHA V. At. nt
TBI. O, 331 "
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
' Katt Fauenger and rteght Line between
iCatlern North Carolina Points, and all con
neetloi s o: tho
F X?IN8VLVAHIA RAILKOAO,'
IHCLCDINO
New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, llal
llntore and Boston.
n OMLY Trl-Weekly Line Out of
Hew Berne.
THK NKW AND RLKUANTLY HllUll'l'ED
BTKAMEtt
Halls from New Heruo
HON DAYS,
WEDNESDAYS
FRIDAYS.
at i.ao r.ivr.,
. Stopping at HoaaoKe Island caoli way sad
forming elose eonaeotlon with the
' .-- Norfolk foatliero ltailroad. "
The Kastern Dispatch Line, consisting of ,
the Wilmington H. tt. Oo., Norfolk Southern !
it. B New York, Till la. and Norfolk It. K..
. and Pennsylvania K. H., form a reliable and '
. (scalar line, offering superior facilities for
: f uiok passenger ana ireignt iransiioriaiion,
. No transfer exeept at Kllzahelu City, at
whleh point freight will be loaded on cars to :
go through to destination, .
xfireei ail goous o oe snippea yia eastern
- , ' Oarollva Ulspath daily as follows:
- From New York, by Penna, K. It., rior 27,
- North Hirer.
-; ' ' From Philadelphia, by Phlla., W.'.and Baito.
" R. B., UockHt.Htatlon.
From Baltimore, by Phlla., Wllnd Balto.
:v, B. R., President Ht. Blallon.
. 'Prom Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R. R.
; From Boston, by Merchants 4 Miners Trars
. portatlon Co.; New York aud New KngUnd
6 " AK. 1 4
; ., - -Rtetaslow.andtime quloksr lhanby
: i lf Brother line.
For further Information apply to
P, K. K.) eenetal Trattio Agent,
' Oao. 'BTKPnaNS, Division freight Agent,
' P. W,sB R.B., Philadelphia.
B. B, Cookb, Oen'l Freight Agent., N. Y.
, P. AN. B. B., Norfolk; Va. ,
' B. C. HcixiiNS. General Frelght'Agent N,'a'
. a, Norfolk. Va.
: - KO. HBSDERflON, Agent.
..i ,. . ' h , New berne, N. C.
rlm TUC AMCDirAM
nib mukiu win
RAMBLER
Is the BKHT WU1EKL OX TH8 MABKBT IhU year.
tbs eomtdnstion of
UMoflebratedO. J.
PneiunaUo Tin and
' . a m , m h .
ftprliur Frame mams rMing on It slaxmy. ,
TUT IT ANO B OONVINOKO.
0ni for lllustratud
Cltalogua,
OORBULLV
. . a iEFFCRT
wrt co.,
Waifelagtoa, 0. 0,
)--
Cru nd lTri-Marksobtidnd,eiadall feS
lOum o-nrr is o-poarrt ej. 8. Patent OrncKf
and we n ur patent la lsM Una (MO liltfM S
5rrmrK Jfom W aahlngtoiw S
isrud tnocMT, drawing pnwo., witn aetvmfVf
noa. - w aoTMs. 11 picnimD. or not, ireo 01
I duBrtrA. Our Im not dua till imtent is lamrad.
A pAMHtrT, How to Obtain rHtoots," withf
com 01 muno in ins u b. uu hiwd wubuim
acui lioo, AddreML, .
C.A.GrJOVV&CO.
ciw. lTrNT Omct, Wasmihoton, o. 0.
i If DKe-iarri
p.1 i-ivt a ( Minaj
t (' t)i,: i lii
rtwrttffc, i b.V
t'T anj Wi'h
'--rC"" no lnnoa
' -k1. ' ii- ii mm '.
and Children.
Castoria euros Colic, Constipation,
Bour Stomach, DiarrhcBO, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion, Without Injurious medication.
"For anveral yoors I liavo recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall always enntiaup to
do no us it bus invariably produced beneficial
results. M
Kdwik P. Pardee, M, P.,
U'.ih Sirm uhd 7lh Ave, Now York City.
Oomi'avy, '7 Mikhay STHKitr, NkW Yont CnT.
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OF
arbleWorks
NEW BERNE, N. C.
RalUn tmi AsnnUan itarkb ttnd afi
Ordvi eoUclted and (Itcs prompt at
tention, fcitl tatisfmcUoa gaara&teed.
Tsrra Ttaer r tain sac nvvsn
lv-ulted al Us very lei. tat rates.
HUMPHREYS'
This Precious Ointment is the
triumph of Scientific Medicine.
Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with it as a curative
and HEALIN'G APPLICATION. IthasbeCn
used over 40 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction.
For Tiles External or Internal, Ulind
or Bleeding ; Fistula in Ano ; Itching or
Weeding of the Rectum. The relief is
immediate the cure certaiq.
For Burns, Scalds and Ulceration and
Contraction from Bums. The relief is instant
the healing wonderful and unequaled.
For Boils, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Fistulas,
Old Sores, Itching Eruptions, Chafing or
Scald Head. It is Infallible.
For Inflamed or Caked Breasts and Sore
Nippies. It is invaluable.
1'iicc, 50 Ccnti. Trial 25 fYnts.
8ill by nruff-ll., or ..nt po.t-p.ld on reclpi of prlr.,
in siuiKif.' sin. (ti., 1 iis 1 is mitua si., irtw Tom.
WITCH HAZEL OIL
Boot and Shoe Maker.
All Styles o( Uoota and Shoes made
to order on short notice.
Repairing a Specialty.
N. AEPEN,
Craven stiest. opposite Journal office.
GEO. HENDERSON.
ItsnnsshHns Tumm.u nm...rfnf4
Apertcsv af ladelpUa. 7 v
Uoma Iareraoee Company, af tt YornV
8a!fIJ.B,S.'5DO. 00,11 p'i EriaA :
IlMtfoi Iuaranoe CompM, a.
skai(KtUu MM IuvUM Cm?.1
Oresowlta .ZinruM CmpuTt
bnraaee Compaay, ef BreeUym,
UBlonrrltri lasara&ce Cotmpan,
Boitaa Ktrla Iarwranoe OeaasaT,
UBS. J. M. HIKES'
Boarding House
-REOPEN ED.
- Uu J. II. JUNES ha wopae4
Fint-Chui Boardlnf Hoots) la the city,
ppoiito Baptilt Church, , '
TIlq Flancer liHoiliiiMi,
. J. M. HINE3. Agent
1,000 Cenutn Tyler Curtain Desks t nn
14 Net Spot Cash. ' '
Wo. AntKii0k Kwnanrd Tyler
Sfvein. lulls by UI1. Via. kl.h. Hire st,(l llnsl
I'riKtf.Klne Mottniii snder drftwxrat pntrnlt Rrsw
llnwl ( aitelni I'ollnhiMl Unk! ViniM n thtei STiira
blvr lKki nnehmk ewnrtrif sll dreweTsi I hesv
CHntfMMira Piling uolflSl CMplxxtnl In end r.n.led
r'tiit.fivd Dnoki Kxtenslua Arm ptlifyn; XVrlirhl
SOU Ike. l"rlx P. O. It. at Faetory,
- Also I.OOO Antlaua Ash Desks.
Ke. 4oa, fairness siHTe,o.copt ninit ot nntlo
AntKluo Axb. ffuod M Oiik. WeticM JU4K IbS'
Price F.U.U.aSFaetnrr, tai Nrt. bhlppuc
from our InlhiniiMllii fnotrr direct. Made and Hols
Siil.lr brtli. TYLER DESK CO., St. Louis, Mo,
.l"Oa,.0.t.lo.u,.rn.k Count.r., DmI .MiMOwlua
Hnvvr vilni4, bo... I. poat.., Umim,
EES
j
I r, Is24.
THE JOUKKAL.
A S0S6 OF COURAUK.
F. h STANTON
Brt bravo, my soul !
ThruKb. (ii arouid tlieu (iul.tiUK faut
Wi uld dr.vo Iheo from the liald at limt,
B : trave I the struggle soon is past,
And then the promised goal !
My soul, be strong 1
Though great temptation hover ne r
And hard may seem tho cio to bear,
There ia a jewel in each tear,
In every sigh a Bong !
My ecu', be true !
Though o tbs sbfine of truth the bluze
Sheds in the dark its dying rays.
Keep thou tby vigil ! in the wuya
The angel walks with you.
My soul, atsnd fast !
A little while with haltiDg f,et
To tread '.he thorn paths sootohed with
heat,
Whoie trsaipli d hearts must bleed and
-eat!
A little whik- nd then the sweet
Rest of thy Lord at last '.
The Jieed of Faith.
As much .as wo may talk
about doctrine, doctrinal
sermons, formulated statements
of belief and work for Christ,
tho erreat need of this age, both
in tho church aud out of the
church, is faith in Christ as a
personal Savior and helper of
man. There is more lnlluelity
in the churches than the most of
us are aware of, for all profes
sed Christians aro not ncn in
faith. If faith were in the
hearts of all those who profess
tolovo tho Christ there would
not bo so much ungodliness and
indifference among church
members as now exist. Iho
faithless ones are burdens which
tho church is carrying at a great
disadvantage.
How does it hannen that some
members of churches in good
standing, so far as the world
can see. when vexed by small
matters manifest their indigna
tion by storms of profanity
wholly unbecoming those who
wear the Holv name of the
Redeemer? What is the cause of
this satanic outburst, this
poisonous breathing from the
Dit? Not faith, but the lack of
faith. When one has a living
faith in his heart tho effect is
seon in his words, in his actions,
in his whole life, for tho whole
person is under tho influence of
Christ, and such a resu'tas men
tioned abovo is absolutely
impossible Bad peoplo with
faith in Christ do not exist, Bad
people are those without ft
genuino faitli which works ly
love, whithout Christ without
happiness that is real, whithout
hopo concerning tho life to come
whoso leader and deceiver is tho
god of this world, who blinds
their eyes and leads them in tho
way of darkness, wretchedness
and death.
How can any one beliovo on
the Savior and at the same time
follow another master? If we
believe on Christ wo will follow
him; and if wo do not follow
him it is because we have no
faith in him. Tho faith in
Christ which some profess, who
walk in darkness, is a dead
faith, a faith without works,
and can not profit them cither
in this life or the life to come.
Can you, doar rcador, believe on
Christ and do that which you
know wounds tho causo of
Christ, grieves tho Master and
jeopardizes your eternal salva
tion? 1 he end ot siu is deatn,
aud no one can escape this
inovitable nonalty who walks
continually in tho way of the
ungodly.
All such aro deceiving them
selves if they think they aro the
children of God, for they are
out of tho reach of heaven, and
tho atoning blood of tho Lamb
of God can do them no good.
Thero is absolutely no hopo for
any human being who knows ot
Christ, of tho oxceeding sinful
ness of sin, of eternal punish
ment, and then deliberately and
willingly -walks in tuo way ot
death. Such.an one is faithless
reckless, hopolesasraDXi blnd to
his own happjfiesB and eternal
Interests.
. There is much of what may be
denominated parrot religion in
tho world to-day. ,. It is seen in
tnd-regalia, the genuflections,
the"- soulless senseless xnouth
ings and mumblings of that
which the would-bo worshiper
does not understand, and the
bowing to images in which
there is no life and no help.
How much faith in Christ has
all this army of sycophant
worshipers? They have not
learned the first principles of
the doctrine of Christ, and they
beloncr rather to some popular
church, priest or preacher than
to Christ. They have no intelli
gent life-giving faith in Christ,
and it is nob possible that they
should bring any fruit to perfec
tion A.
i Eaith In Christ of the genuine
mould always results in convic-
tion-and v produces men and
women of principle and makes
heroes in the struggles of life.
such as will always overcome in
the. name of Christ. A true
faith bogotteaby the Gospel of
Christ moves men and women
to noble" action and inspires
them with courage to do the
right ' under all circumstances
and conditions, of life. It has
caused Christians to burn &t the
stake rather , than , , deny their
Lord and Master. -On
account of their' faith In
Christ many 'Christians have
been thrown : to wild beasts for
the amusement of a wicked
populace, to be imprisoued and .
to suffer violent deaths in mauv :
ways. All these have enjoyed
the victory of faith in death,
and it has given them the crown
of life. The crown of eternal
rejoicing will be given to nil,
those who believo on Christ and,
live for him even to the end of!
the ages when sin shall he over- j
thrown and Christ shall he all i
in all. Ex.
The need of a parfeotly safe and al- j
ways reliable reuiddy for tho peculiar!
diatnaea of summer n univAreal. Asa,
remedy for the household, olliae, on
the farm, on shipboard and for fr vol-1
era by Imd am. eea, Winkvltnaon'e ,
Diarrhoea and f'bolera Remedy hn
proved ii inestimable worth in the'
prompt reliof er.d i i:io of al! diao.'tiers :
originating in t'.e .tomach and di.ea-1
live atfm, m.ch ta Lholera. CboierB !
Morbus, Diarrhoea, CretEpa etc. S-V-.
vioonbln under all conditions. :w-vs
ready for u?e, acd perfectly aif
Prioe 53. nt all drugsitn.
juut4d&w1y.
You can't tell how big u iu.ui is
until you find nt vbxre hn In
llaence is going to s?o;.
Shiloli's Consumption l'i;;c.
This ia beyond iiuo.-titn the must
aucoesaful Cough Medicine wu have
ever aold, a few do.-ns invariably cure
tho woml c of Ccngh.f'rOttp 'nd i
IJrobohilis, .'di!t' ita '.vi.ae:Ia; euueas
in the cure of t-'oneumnion is without a
parallel in the hintory of medioine. I
Sinos its first discovery it hns been aold
on a guarantee, a test which no other ;
medicine can utand If you hav a
cough we Ofirnoiitly n. It you 10 try it.
Price 10c , TiOe, sod fl. If your lungs
are sore, chest , or bi'k lame, uio Hhi
loh's Poroua Plaster. 8o!d by Now !
Berne Drug Co
As our moans increase, so do
our desires, and we over stand
mill way betw eon the two
The Flint Step.
Perhaps yon arn run down, lau't t-iit ;
can't aleop, eun't think, can't do anyihiu
to your BatiRlticliori. ;md o:i wonder v. hut .
ailgyou. You s'imuM Ip-nd the warning
you are tailing the lirm into Nervo-is
Prostration. -m need c iwrve tnnio ami
in Electric Bitters j ju m !! ''m ' ibe esuct '
remedy for restoring y.t'ir in rvus tyKteiu
to its normal, healiiiv condition. Sir-1
prising results follow the use of this reut
Nerve Touic and Altcrttivn. Your appe
tite returns, good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and rCidw-ys roHuuic heultiiy
action. Try a bottle. Price f(Jc. at 1'. h.
Duffy's drug store.
A thankful man owes a
courtesy ever; tho unthankful
but when he needs it.
KurOvtr Kilty lea.s
Mrs. WiN3Low 's Soothing Svhci' has
been uted for children teething. It
aoothos the child, softens the gums,
illaje all pain, curea wind colio, and ii
the best remedy for IMnrrl. ua. Twenty
'ivd cents a bottle. Bold by all drug
gists throughout the world.
jsnOd&wlv
SfilSON & SATURDAY NICHT TICKETS
ROUND TRIP A. A X, C. STATIONS
TO M0REHEA1) CITY.)
Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad.!
Passes iicu I)F.r.iiTMi;NT, 1
Nkw IIkkx, N. C, Msiy 30th, 1 '.,
To Auitts A. A: N. C. II. Ii.
Hpeclul rulM of fare i Hason of Jio.ir tl
Trip, from Hlutlm. unuu-il ht ltw id Mure
head City, lu tifiecl Juim lat, I mo.
Htntloni. Spbhoti.
!oliih4)i( ; i i ii
MesL'a :i
lot lirurgo ;i
KallliiK Ch k i
KillHUfi .hi
Oiifiwpll :
1-l-VvT j 7
Core Creek J 7u
TuRcarora
New Bern
Klvenlnlu i ; ,
Croat an 1.7
llavelock .ih
Newport i
Wlldwood s. 1..
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FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Ao-ent,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
THK
BEST THING
IN THE
UNITED STATES
for
One Cent
18 TUB
PHILADELPHIA
RECORD !
$4 per year, Daily.
$3 per year, omitting Sundays
ro
THE FARMER
AUD TBI
BUSINESS MAN.
RECORD
HAS'
I'',.
gt'NQ EQUAL.
Atlantic and jN. G. Sailroad.
rAsssaaicn Dei-art .:cm,
Kw llem, N.C.. ly :o- ' i-:
'i(. etnll A. 4 N. C K It :
I'ur.'Utt met of fnra, Ropi- ' rai, Mi.
isb"n of IKKii from i:.i;i.-.n a-..---in
.'. in t'Olnlb iisnii'L! on uv. a iv '..)..
Tick -ts on sale Jnne 1st, lh-r!. to HeH die
IK1--, luetnsive. Uood tor return .:.is.in(i u
or li;. -re Oct. 'list 181)2.
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To
Hickory. N. (.'.
Moriianton, N. (!.
Old Kort
Black M m n ; '
AshnvlUe
Hoi Kpiings "
vj ;
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li. in
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IUi.- lt all oiher iehri in Wmtnrn .'i.- f
Cnrollna or Virginia in hs furnlsin-d upon
iii'liat;on. fJhUdri-n wnd. r iivo i -i'-,m
r.e, froe. cltlliiitii i'v. . ni.c
lwt.lv,, (12) yrore or u;c-, oiie-ua.. in -blu.ve
aunied tales.
H. I.. 'IM I., ii I .i
Atlantic and N. 0. Railroad,
PIMKKNUKK UKI'. ''.'I'M KV: .
Ni;W Meru. .'J.t;-. .Vfiv :n I,.
CIIlt'l'l.AH
li: .-iI!S A A N . C. 11. I.'.
-i.t-cln: rati- of l-'i.r,-, 'A.,n ' rrif . ;.
ll.ctl.JirJK one tik-ji.I.l; .'.iiiimhi. ; . .
.K:inra to Hi, mt-eilii,; .11 , n- (vni 1
ll;i;i Ve'tolierH ssinnly ;i inrr!ii-i.: "
In ,:lofi June iMli,
I'll i;i V on saiii J u j,j Ii 1.1 tnij:'.!li
s!ve. UmlliHl loa eontlninMih 1 i.h.Mii.-i ':i -ik-I
ii:ri:Ot;on, will, lliuil Mro:L .0 rw.c-' j.i.y
1' M ti.e lubi vn.
Koui'-.l 1'T'p. lnoin Jr-- I1.
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tll-Hl MlHHCIiHrri' A"Miltl; 'I'U'.'Lb.
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CommisBioricrs' (Sale
ill. I r
l!y vlriur of u juiltnont vt 'hi- Sj,-i"mii .
lloiti t for t In- county ol Ui hvi ii, ruiuir-iuU j.f 1
Hi" May Term, lh'Jj, 1 hliKli is C;mn:)'t..'r I
iiiTmt for sa!o at 1'vtMle nilu', m ih Omri ;
lituioo iu Uu? oily ot Ni'v ii iin , t i t ... it,. n ;
M , "ii TLc.i.luy tho ah .,f July, i -ii. u.o 1
toll'. w hit,; dencillmd House unci !.cl in i . -tiily
of New Burni', on ".ivoiM Ltitt i, h"',
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ut Cit - fiiier i:- Jubt ij(-nt'o.i ; -..i '
itiiii tut No. ( lin Ni':v io;i I'lioet, r-i.i'.Mip
lluwii'i' uloi.i; buli: nivn. imrtuwrl , . .---,
Il.i'ui'r wi.it li tHiiu t . illiti I'n'r n . I 1
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chapters of
'The :;aulaLb:i. '
a uovel be Uudyard Jvipiiuj; tl.:
famous author of 'I'lain Talt:, Iron;
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with an American writer, W'oloottl
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