4,
THE JOURNAL.
r mine isNaaheoan
I "t'irt np" next wwlc.
L. o a to hare In feu laboratory
erery sabataoee, orgaalo or inor
C iila, la tbe warld. ' '
Tat United States dm produced
two-thirds of tBeotto (Masoned
by tha world la tbe lut 67 years.
Ton will find that to Bar r
aotva sot to be useless and tbe hon
et desire to kelp other people will
la the quickest end moat delicate
wayi Improre yourself. . '
Tbe bottom dropped entirely oot
the eottoa market Saturday.
Ooitoa waa lover ia New York
tbaa at any tlate thU aeaeoa.
. Published statements to tbe ef
fect that Senator Vanoe was la a
dying coaditkm is denied by bis
-aoa who aaya bis father ia in Florida
la good health.
A. face which la always serene
possesses a mysterious and pawer
fal attraction; aad hearts come to
It as to tbe sos to warm themselves
ajsia.
Attar of rose la eoattaatly grow
lif more eostly. A small quantity
' aboot eight tablespoonfals costs
from 910 to 1 15. The peasants who
prodnoe It la Bulgaria hare large
ly ftirea ap raising grain to raise
rosea.
Ia poetry violets are always
"bine." Bnt as matter of fact
only half of the twenty an odd va
rieties la the United States; are
bine. The rest are pnrple, yellow,
white, lilac and one green. Boa.
ton Transcript.
Dr. firanger,of Ohes'ar, who was
called to London a month ago to
advise Sr. Gladstone concerning
his sight, says: "I did not find any
thing la the condition of Mr. Glad
stone' eyesight to prevent his re
maining ia office. I fonnd that
his general health was exceedingly
good." ;
A letter baa been issued by tbe
Bishop of Bio Janeiro calling upon
the various oongregations in bis
dtooese to observe an eight-day pe
riod of fasting and prayer that the
revolt may be ended. Possibly tbe
devotions of tbe ladies of Bio may
prove more effective to this end
than have tbe aboritive effort of
the Brazilian soldiery.
MBS. LEASE AND THE MASONS.
Mrs. Iase Bays She Peeped Through
a Wicket and Saw it AIL
CHICAGO, Feb. 26. Mrs Mary
Lease, of Kansas, whose efforts in
behalf of equal suffrage have made
her famous throughout the country,
was in the city today en route to
Kew York. She was asked about
her Masonic connections, and she
replied: "When I was a girl of
atxteen I waa living in Lockport
XT. T. A friend of mine, who was
prominent Mason, pnt it in my
way to witness a Masonin initia
tion, and 1 saw thee thre degrees
administered to a candidate."!
. "Were yon admitted to the lodge
room.''
"No, I was behind a door that
bad eliding wicket in it, and I
aw tbe whole proceedure through
that wicket. Bo yon see that is
tbe way I became a Mason, for to
be in possession of the seorets of
tne ercii is to do a mason.''
Mrs. Lease further sta:ed that
be believed the time had come
whenwomen ahould bind them-
-elves together for mutual aid and
protection in an oath bound orpan
lotion In line with Masonry, and
that ehe intended organising lodges
for women.
BROTHERS STILL.
tfe fumml
Spirit Existing Between
ImlM In Wr.
- Instance of brotherly feeling be
tween the two opposing' armies of the
Dlvil war were happily common. On
i Antietam battle ground was a long,
Beep eut, which served as a natural ri
te pit for the confederates faring the
flght They were finally driven away,
" but the road for half a mile was liter
- ally eorervjd with dead and wounded.
The disabled among the union men
were serried to a farm in the neighbor
hood, and there a man who was dis-
- bribntlng clothing to them fonnd an
tlderlr soldier leaning aganst the barn
' having no shirt, had pnt on a few
- blood aoaked fragments of an outer
eoat
"You are the very man I am lookin
for," said the agent; "nobody could
aeed this last shirt more than you do"
"I'm much obleeged to ye, sir," he re
' plied, "but down yonder there's a poor
- Johnny far worse off nor I am. An' if
M .1 1 1. HI. ,11. VWM , u uw as
- on him, by and by."
' At another time a lady approached a
- wounded 'confederate) who was lying
between two union soldiers. One leg
:"- el each had been amputated. -r
, -aMI .l.u irh. I. ma I'll nnl H.
"Hera, soldier, " said she, to the con
federate, "I have brought you some
nice things, and I want you to put them
here by your aide. Don't let these men
get any of them." :
v "Madam," said the suffering man,
"these man share everything they get
with me, and if I cannot share what
yon give me with them, I can't take
11" Ycq'a Companion.
Tin number of men withdrawn from
Industry to take part in the civil war
an the union aid was 9,733,408; the
soniederates enlisted 600.000. , .
an.
; Otbrrwi-.' .
Republicans like Tom Eied and
William MeKiolry art acenstcmr'd
to ssjs "Wbea tbs Democrats get
to power, just let them alone. Tbfy
will defeat themselves." Uoless
there Is a redical reform in demo
eratic methods the prediction will
be vended; .The democratic Boaee
ia waiting for a quorum. Tbe dem
ocratic Senate w bile in opea ses
sion is coquetting with Hawaii or
tinkering with tbe alleged tariff
bill, while for several weeks in
ecntive session, tbe Senate Cham
ber has been tbe arena fur ;a prize
flgbt between a democratic Presi
dent and a ho ubug known as
Senatorial Oooruoy. This flgbt
ended on Monday "i a victory for
the President . Sor York lost a
place on tbe ! ireiue Uourt Bench,
an honor she . bf Id since 1806
through main oots eotive Admin
istrations. F. r tui Dave Hill u
to blame.-
The seleo'iou of Sfiiator Edward
Douglass White o( L"nisiana to be
Justine Is a happy uue in many
respects. He is u fluo lawyer and
is said to be master of what ia
known as tbe Napoleonic Code, a
rare accomplishment Tiie tarilV
reformers aie pleased l caue it
takes ont ot tbe St-nate the ablest
leader of tln'Jgreat nug;r lndQHtrj
who was decoded on to tel'eat t lie
sugar tcbodnle ia tbe W iNon I'.ill.
In the mean tin!'.', iliu Misar mtii
are bestirring t Lei;;-elves to bwvo
bim equally able 'o defend sngar.
I have always eu cted tiiat Mr
Cleveland and Mr. G-"8tnm aad
honest John Blount, i( (leorgia,
were led into a Trap iu lae late
Hawaiian mnddlc by tbe renbli
can holdover cbiefo and their Hnb
ordinantes in Hie State Depart
ment. I know this dejmrtment to
be ramified withj clerkr- mimicol
to the President e.nd the demo
cratr?. They arc & shrewd tuoney
loving lot and they will be wary in
showing their I himI, I .at i could,
mynell, stait an mvmtintion whicli
would expose thi: ictfidiilv of
some of ih; m. Au t.i'uu- jioliti
cian said to ne recentU: "lhe
ghost of Blaiue pioiecw nome of
them." The policy of that able
statesman is advocated ly Ins rr
teges in tbe State Department.
These republican hold-over
chiefs onght ti be -on: warily dis
missed and deioocra's ought to De
pnt il their i l-ee". la e.eiy
depurtuient :l m-iiio such "hold
overs" thoupb Mr. I'.ulisle is mak
ing Herc;iioau eil" r:s id clean out
the Ti'oaMi'j D-.-p u(i!.ei.t. Iu the
Interior Depai t I'lenl there ate a
few lelf, notably th' Uev Mr.Ames
a son-in-law of C Inuilms Delano,
who ha: l;eld i i-' ; e-iticn for ras
throagh all por's .r.rg, svjip'y
becauae of I .. connect!! with
( rant's Seirretary ( tbegini. rtor.
This ,genik-mflti is au E ist-opal
Clergyman. I' is h;irdiy fiiir to
the democrat k; party t keep so
many of these nn-.i in ofllsi . Many
of them have otlci' pioMossinns
aad are wealth v, at ! in tha Case
with K.'X. Mr. Anu--.
The Women's Right's Aasjcia-
tion j which ban been in session
here frr the past week win meet
In the Marhle r-jom of tbe Senate
to-day. As Senator Vance, ot the
Woman's Suffrage Committee is
sick in Florida, Senator D. B. Hill
will receive the lidi-ia. ;The next
setibiou of the Association will be
held in Atlanta, Oa.
Tbe Grand Ai my of the Repub
lic will also meet in Atlanta where
they will receive a cordial welcome
by their bretheren and lnenda who
fonght on the other side, bat who
arenowjhst as lyal to the Stars
and Stripes.
Mr. Josentiiis Daniels Chief
Clerk of the Interior Department
says the charge made by Mr. Hale,
in his paper, tha Fayettevillo Ob
server, that Chairman Simmons
gave him "$100 a week to keep
his (Mr. Dahiels paper, the North
Carolinian) on its legs is absolute
lv false. Mr. Daniels says he sold
bis paper at cost price to the chair
man of the Democratic Committee,
canvassed 15 counties for the party
at his own expense and contribut
ed $100 cash to the campaign fund.
Fast Railroad Time.
Baltimore, Feb. 26. The spo
bial train, coiifiating oi five Foil
man car", with 175 delegates to
the na'ional convention of tho 1CI-
eotrie Liglr AR.odation at Wash
ington, lelt JSow ork over thu
B. & O. Ktilroad made tha fastest
run on record to Washington. The
total time from New York to Wash
ington wiVs four boars and firry
five minutes.
MOREHEAD CORRESPONDENCE
News Noteg ot the Tast Yeet
Our people were surprised Sun'
day morning to find quite a large
snow on the ground, it dul'not last
long, howevei Snnday was qnite
a dull day In chmeh circles very
few attending.
The storm Bod day Light was
quite severe though no material
damage is reported.
Many of our people attended the
Fair last weelc and all returned
highly pleased with what they saw.
The Odd. Fellows Lodge .frg-ui-ized
here some time last year is in
a verj flourishing condition. -
, The dwelling , of Prof. Br in son
canght fire early Sunday morning.
Tha fire-engine responded prompt
ly and the names were subdued
before much damag- van done
Newt and Comments, F:ttleal
t AN ACT JjF. 6RAVERY. :
A tou An Swimm KiisrfckfcW
1 sa asked to record the bravest
thing- done vrtthla my Immediate
know led us in tbe civil war. Oa na
ture reflection, paesinjr by some hair
breadth aeeapea, I should award the
palm to eomethina; don bj a Tones
assistant anrgeon of mine, not quite
twenty-one yeers eld, DcTboeaaa T.
Miner, then of Hartford, Conn. It waa
"OCB MOTIUCB3.
at an exceedingly convivial sapper
party of uiWrs, at Beaufort, 8. C, to
which a fo.v u my yoanffer snbalterns
had been iavited. I saw them go with
some refret, since whisky was rarely
used in my regiment, and I had rea
son to think that it would circulate
pretty freely ut this entertainment
About Dr. Miner I had no solicitude,
for he never drank it Later 1 heard
from some of the other officers present
what had happeaM.
They at late and the fun grew fast
and furious, the songs sung becoming1
gradually ot that class which Thack
eray's CoL iNewcome did not ap
prove. Some of the guests tried to
get away, but could not; and those
who attempted it wore required to
furnish in each case a Bong, a story or
a toast Miner was called upon for
hU share and there was a little hush
as he rose up. He had a singularly
pure and boyish face, and his manli
ness of character was known to alL
ITo said: "Gentlemen, I cannot give
yuu a sons' or a story, but 1 will offer
n toast, which I will drink in water,
and you shall drink as you please.
That toast is, Hhir Mothers.' "
Of course, an atom of prlgpishness or
s. lf-consciousness would hare spoiled
the whole suggestion. No such quality
whs visible, 'iheshot told; the party
quieted down from that moment and
b'lon brolce up. ihv' next morning no
les than tbreo ofik'ers from different
rt'liTierits rode out to my camp, all men
older than IJr. Min?r and of higher
rank, to thank him for the simplicity
and conrago of his rebuke. It was
from them I first learr 1 what had
happened Anyone who ...is hud much
to do with young men will admit I
think, t !;:!. it cost more eouruire to do
what he iiid than to rido up to the can
non's mouth-
It may Interest some readerS to know
that this young surgeon, alter the war,
had charge of two different military
hospitals on the Pacifio coast; that he
finally became mayor of Seattle; and
that, when he was accidentally drowned
on a hunting trips ten thousand people
so the newspapers said walked in
procession ot his funeral. Thomas
Wentwortk lligjjinson, in Chicago Inter
Whi.
TO BREAK VP
attacks of colds, chills, fevers,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and
kindred derangements result
ing from severe exposure,
there's nothing so valuable
as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel
lets. No household should be
without them, to meet just
such emergencies.
These little Pellets are tiny,
sugar-coated things that ev-
33 keep the whole system re(ru
e 1 kr! in a perfectly natural
way. They're a comnound
of refined and concentrated vegetable ex-
reliable; a bandy and perfect vest-pocket
remedy.
If they don't give satisfaction, in
case, your money will be returned.
Sometime when yon are suffering from
Catarrh, think of the thousands of hopeless
cases which must have been cured by Doctor
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, before its proprietors
could be willing to say, as they do: " For
any case of Catarrh, no matter how bad.
wiui ij we wtiinui, cure, we u pay sow
S. K. STREET,
GENERAL INSURANCE
i AS I)
REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
Collector of Rents a specialty.
79 SOL' i ll FRONT STREET
New Berne, N.
1394,
Spring Business
ON THE BASIS OF THE NEW
YILSON TARIFF.
o o
Now on sale, our new lines of
nigh Novelty Suitings, Colored
Dress Goods, Black Dress Goods,
Fancy Dress Silk, Velvets, White
Goods, Lnces, Embroideries and
printed and Dyed Cotton Dress
Fabrics, in assortments larger
than ever.
Selling Dry (Joods, by mail is
special feature of our business.
Our mail orders are filled by train
ed people who do nothing else. :
Samples Cheer Fully Sent.
OUR FREE DELIVERY.
Lash with order of 15.00 and over
we deliver goods free (except furn
iture and crockery) to nearest Kx
press office or jiaiiroaa station. -
. E & B. S. TUCIER, & CO.
1 123fand 125lFayetteville Street, ,
Kaleigu, K. C.
llrwfmUrity.
Is that what troubles yon? Ties
it's easily aad promptly remedied bj
Ut. risroe'a i'leaasat i'elleu. They
regulate the system perfectly. Tale
ons for a gentle laxative or corrective;
three for a eathartie.
If yon suffer from Constipation, Ia
digestion, Bilious Attacks, Biok or
Bilious Headaches, or any derange,
moat of the liver, stomach, or bowels,
try these little : Pallets. They bring s
permanent ours. Instead of shocking
and weakening the system with viol
ence, like ths ordinary pills, they sot
in a perfectly eary and natural way.
Tbey'ra ths smallest, ths easiest ts
take and ths cheapest, for they're
guaranteed to civs satisfaction, or
yoir money is rstmrned. -
Ths cleansing, antiseptic aad heal
ing qualities of Dr. Bags' Catarrh
Remedy art nneqialed. , ; '
NUNN &,McS0RLEY
1 CO
CD
TENNY'S
CP
CO I
A. Fresh Iot
Just Iteceived,
Call and get a Package.
I TAFFY- f
Made fresh every day.
IV unn fc AJcSorley.
3XT. Ajr;pi-n
Boot & Shoo-Maker,
151 South Front Sr., Near loot of
Metoalf St.
Con tin aed Patronage ot old
friends, and new cntom solicited.
Prompt execution of al! orders.
Repair wo'k given special atten
tion. eceived
A LARGE LOT OF THOSE
IV. J. II A IMS
That I am selling at
13 1-3 cte. per lb.
ALSO TRY ABBL.0F MY
'Best on Earth"
flour;.
it only c03ts you
$4.50 PER BBL
And there is none better made.
To my COUNTRY friends I
would say drive right in the
rear of my store, where you
will find STABLES FREE.
My price 8 are low, my dealings
are just give me a trial and I will
guarentee satisfaction or refund
ail money.
Respeotfully,
JT. Tt. Parker. Jr.
v NO. 77 BROAD ST.
FOR SALE
The Single Story Briok Building
and two story frame building ad
joining, eovered with sheet iron,
LooLted on Graven street oppo
site the Machine Shops of
J. H. CRABTItEE & CO.
tf
PIOOTT TPiUOK FARL1
For Bent l895.
Is the finest track farm in East
em North Carolina, well adapted
for an fctnas or trace, uas an
necessary buildings. One (1)
mile of Morehead City, N. O. Two
hundred yards of tbe A & N C
Railroad.
For terms, &c, Apply to
,0. G. BELL, Harlowe, N. 0.
. m FOB EITHEB HTX. AS
iu, ftoslmM sruuirs M m er
Irtsmllr. StM.
A3 A PBEVEHTIVB
attmrvtas H (a tasbteteeBBtrttt
sja ssosnal diMM : bat la tfe oMef
IhOW rilWd Usi ICTl1.t AffUDtBB
F. S. DUFFT, Drueeifit and
Bole Agent.
DR. HUMPHREYS'
Nev Specific MSeMta
f. FOR THS .CURE 07 b '
3rRIEIE
With all its symptoms of Infineon,
Catarrh, Fains and Bareness in ths Head
and Cheat, Ooogh, Bore Throat and
general Prostration and Ferrer. Taken
early it eats it short promptly taken
daring its prevalence, jwerents its inva
sion; taken while eunering from it, a
relief is speedily realized, wbioh is eotv
tinned to an entire core.
This being New Bemedy, if yorrt
Druggist will not get it for yon, it will
be sent PP 0 receipt of prioe, 85a.
. -, HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO, '
. . Hot. VWm i ota Bt, ew york.
B
s?Qk afli mmsTV. tsia
Sl II D ss sssd
J. Suter
IS JOE-
.Gaston House
With the Beat Selected Stock, of
furniture in Eastern North Caro
lina. ....
I thank the Publie for past fa
vors and hope for a continuance of
tbe same at my new store and also
at my same old stand.
Everything at Bock Bottom
Prices. . . - .
J. SUTElt.
TO FARMERS.
Examine our Paris
Green Sprayer For
Irish Potatoes, and
Agricultural Impli
ments on the
?m GROUNDS.
L H CUTLEE & CO.
NONE
BETTER
THA. sr
OLD VIRGINA
ChEaIOHtS
WHY NOT UBETHES1?
Prices as Low as any Good Che
root. F. Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GttOOER.
NEW BERME. N. O
NOTICE.
FEBBUAEY 14fcU, 1894.
All Taxes not paid
within 15 days from the
date of this notice, the
property will he. duly
advertised and sold ac
cording tc law.
Pay up aud s tva Qosts.
W. D WALLACE.
City Tax Collector.
HORSES!
ft
0
9D
0
80 Head of
:
t m .- -j . "H
"5 i - H
k N- '-'a
. '.4JID BTU030 ACTIVE T0TJ1IO 110113 JUST EECEIVE3
Now; is the time , to Buy while I have a large stock to select from
JifTheyi are cheaper ; thau ever before for CASII or Negotiable
PaperrryJ 1
v " " "os''iiOac, C:utli TrcztCt. Cz::t3 C':t:n T"
AL!IOTSC;J SALE I
We will on Thursday and Friday, Febru
ary. 22 and 23, sell at Auction to the
Highest Bidder, .without reserve, or CASH,
100 Head Horses and Mules.
From 4 to 7 Years old, Adapted to all
Purposes Draft, Farm and Tram Road.
Extra ITiJCLo Drivers.
SALE BKGINS SHARP AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Blue Front Stsbles,
Middle Street New Berne, N. 0.
Tli Bsst Shoes for
tbe
i Money.
t too
i i gj
1 85,
.1)
Ml
Ws,
DEALERS who ousKthe sale of
which helps to increase the sales
afford to sell at a less profit, and we believe
II at less profit, snd we believe
footwear or tne dealer advertised oeiowi
For Sale tyfJ.-J. BAXTER,
HORSES!
DrivinrxCj Work C 3oi
IV. L. DOUGLAS
oMffnr
GENUINE
WELT.
Willi sLm
SqueleM,BoUam Wstcrpraof. Bat Shot sold si ths pcioi.
84 and 63. DQ press f hoe.
V83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles.
V Best Walking Sboe evr'nidfc
82. SO, and 82 Shoes,
. . UooqiMlled st the pries.
82 ft 81.75 School Shoes
Are the Best for Service.
LADIES'
,3, $2.50 $2, $1.75
Best DoBcoIa. Btjllsh. PerfseS
Dltuns Ana eryieetiDie.M ess
t the world. AU Styles.
Insist upon h.Tinj; W. 1m
fiu nnoee. new
prtee stamped on
bottom. Broektoa
W. L. Doutrlas Shoes eain customers.
on their full line of goods, nor
von can save sooner or envims; au sw
Catalogno tree upon application.
lAgt, ITewSsrns N. a
HORSES!
7 A (0