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Or. A. TRAek'0
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
ron THE CURE or
INyLANliAyoay pls1As1s.

NJ. Trask wAs engaged Tor twenty yeafa Ia
Z coursc IL experiments upon the medical prop.
estlca and power OF sr.ctAblcs, separate and
4 A. as go q s ss, vs,y Y AZ " :
81 his uxpeti,ncMta, Z c0mbinAtioN 81 Vegetable
extracts Tho power u which IN lvmoyinK dts.
ease. Il Nnclaalcl In ths ennais " Medicine.
,,nn 81 these powerful Vegetable ExlrActp With
klsc!ficl.y " Magnetism " shs iosa1 % ~ ONT
''' Gcrsaaw, q d. that tho remarkable and
unprrc .i.mlsd sncecps which has attended It,
application Ia tho eufu NJ dlscNsea, stAMps ~
nnsu ~ tho pscAtcst discovery ~ the n,v, ana
calls far trial and close Investigation u lss
u mrv~r sasls, whtlc ,hcrc rcrsAlns emf.
arient lltr ~ trstnru natural and healthy Hc.
ton n shc capillary vessel. q ~ ncdys NM
squalixa tho circulation III thu blan0. NY THIS
Aivans 4 controlling paWer u gained over the
ransi malignant tnr,n. III disease, which cannot
BIZ obtanaa irum amy oshsr remedy,
tlOsl, that Il rrnrtraiss ~ every portion ~
thu human frAnc, EVERY hone and mascr. win.
nerve and llgament IA rsarehra uns AMI mAdu
ilsnse j, capcs Is readily with internal ~ *.
teriial disease
Nnsasrrous Instances nrc on record
whets ~. remedy ~. Is-,..sa hsal,h g r.,
internal remedies failed ii lsn,sluru any effect.
Aaeh haS n,.aaoa,ly been lAe sase ~ insam'na.
No nMsi~ms ever ss~cA Alc with thla
disease whvru tho magnetic u,n.'aent can b. Oh.
tansl.
tsUv uMNM WMneOry 0hemvNasoevsa
this Ointment IL tha must complete frhsets usrF
prepared. Fur Dipht,sfla VI 1NtIid Sore ThFoat
II IL nnftsaied.
In u1Mcey.u1me cases Oae 0f q
hundred. II VIII afford untlf. Evlirf IN the worst
Vasssnf Nervous Headache IN thirty mtnulrs.
Nor Nervous Diseases this medicine u
Of iinnlenrr value
A1lhCsoMWa Or the Mplme. Rheumatism,
fnn,enrss. liberated korn ThrnNts nsonehitls.
ihe Fass or HsvAs,. narna, 6aald lied. scrntula,
Nalt RhcaM. Eryslpelas, MNamsa Eyess tsvvs
Nnrrs. suvcs, csc,, Will hn immediately relieves
by tile u.r " Dr., rrask's Magnetic { lnSgHek :.
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VIZ HAVEN PRESS
a NEW BOOK

nv well snawn nnt popular author. ~
IL. entirely ~. suliretr The hspk Will h.
,.,vfussiy Illustrated aud han,lsnn,.ly h,ln.l
nnl will W.. really /" MI elas~r., Agents
wishing i. serarr Territory SHOULD apply n
Gnru.
4 n. nuKR a IlnE.
u l1siusll, Guhns. h. Chicago, III
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M pesNNM cam eMkr these 1Aasssss ~.
eurling 10 directions. Nha rctnaln ,nnw Nmwcll
provided their bones arv moi destroyed nv milne.
tal polsan ur other Mcas.. NM WAL organs
DysNclpalM Or 1MAtHesetOMs Headache.
Pain In tho Shoulders, C,slNhA, Ttrhtnrss VI the
chesl, nlkxineKs. Suttr Eructntluns VI the kt0~
much. Had Taste IN tho Mouth. tNliuus Aunckn,
talpliatlon " the Heart. inflammation VI Tho
Lungs, rain N tho region. II tho kllntys amt
springs of nysrcprln. Onc hottie VIII prove
hrtter guaranteed VI ~ merits than lengthy
Far Essaaic Casssrla,n.s, IN Young or on.
married of giMrlr, VT Tho dawn " Mu.ilaMhVOd,
n the turn " llfc these 1nnr liitter dlsrlay 10
Enr IL ts~mmasary and Chr~Mla
Rheumatism nnd tiuut. llltiuus. krnltticnt
and lutermitcht fvNrrs, Diseases NJ THE tttOtHl,
Liver ktlness anl iaalasr, tlese liiiturN hAv0
nIooX. 800 =
TM~y arc gentle ruvnatts~ - welt
~ q 1sesatv, psNsassitag ltr nls,tlt III acting N
powerful agent In relieving t'nnuestlun " IN.
AallnAllnn NJ tho l4lssr AAd Nl~uNFal OtwAMa,
ail,l IN Mlloas ll,~eAsee,
rur AklM Diseases, Erurttnns. letter, Salt
nlentti. hlnsshrs Npuis. lst1nplrA rtl.!ulc..
liuils, Caflnnclvs lslnv. wurlla. AeHld Head.
sure Esus, ErtptIselAs, Itch, AsurfA, MrNlorA.
tlons al tilr skln, Wulnafa md nscascs Ut tho
SKIN al whatever halie ar nature. arr liter.
Ally ,lna np. AMI carried out OF tho aye.
luii IN slart time hs the use Ut these Nlttrtw.
tsvntsfMl TMaMsMmsls proclaim viSsaAa
iitfTaAs tho ln,'st wonderful lnslgorAut THAT
ever sustained the SINKING htstrnl.
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var " Mashtnv,nM anil Charlton k.s, IN.
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lshyss'eiiaMs.

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MERRIAM, 4. A., s0aer over Glc,N,n
OtMk store.
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Drugs anil Chemicals
rassS, sswu1sss
nsf sterfs
sooAs. srAgwSfA,,
s>n Fanny sas,i,s.
wAll fArta,
WINDOW rArss
cotr rE>s, ANn
WINDOW saAnts
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Standard and
Miscellaneous
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Glass,
PANTS.
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Will and Window pamr !,
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Bronze,
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and Brown,
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MM>. J. y. DONAllc0sl, -. a.
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RAND, NNN. J. n, o.. al,
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Ayers Ague Cure,
Ter Fewer M A9ns. Intermittent Tsvss,
Ohll Fever. Rsmiteent Fever, Dumb
AGNe, Periodical or bilious Fever, 90,
and indeed Ill the AdsoefoAs which aglsc
rom naaaricAs. nanFsA. q mtaanA11o
Do1suns.
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sure and sntr ours f0r NEVER
certainty that Il viii crallenee
the dsease, and With AAaug0nnA
founded ON proof that no harm I'll as1Ds sg4
u. use In any quantity.
than care. Tor thv paslcn. cscaprs thr rl.k wAlch
ssms Ihs "c"nss a sSnsis w ~ pnls sss W.
poison u fkvEn AND AutE ftnM the s,sleaa,
and prevents tbs development of ihc sls,A4c, II
;sasa :" A r., sre e,s \. Il ~
", discovered for th.s rlNss of complAints, but
a.: sI.o the eassr .s The sfss ,h,.y " .up
ss.r, body and la bilious districts. where
have Il. and asr il irrsly, both Tor sarc and psS.
she reach 81 ali lie poor ora I. w.li ~ III rscS.
great superiority I'll till rmrdy over any
other ever discovered tnr The speedy nna certain
ainc " miacrai. consequently Il pro,lucss no
Qulnism ur 0thcr Injurious t1s.rts Whatever upon
thc constitution. 1hosr eealesl b. " are lc0 -
healthy M " thry lind nestf had tho disease.
f.srr and Ague 4 NJ. alane thc consequence
of thu mlasmAllc poison A great variety Of dis.
order. arise from liz Irritation. ainon. which
MI alssss oo,hssss srss sV cs,.. saHs
ma, lnlpltallon, lsAlMtNl Affection ur The spleen,
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Al:OAA. y. y. nearly sprssles the
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Lrrry NtaLiu.


0AhCOck, W. H., West 80 Eliza ~
near ths DeNuysii~s House.
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kLOAN. x. ,. Nee tAvA
SWENO&ON AMEN 81 cswasAs Assvs
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Iain'efs 4 Gtasievs.
MAINLAND, Nv.
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M.nf Markets.
NiHiaers

cOiiiN> sAMANN, opposite Court
toOWsv square.
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J. leNOS ELLg&. k~~ card,
WEBSTER llDlAE. cssasr Elsa and
let9ts Nss.
" EArEkN HOrEL, see card.
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justice. " the Peace.

+. 6etIETT, q. OIlc~ IN ehs flatm Dealer
h0ttsotAR 0pl,Ustar Depot.
WEuNrEN. ]. r. 0Solc~ with q. -.
tsckeMsiAG, aver GAartMs AeUrs.
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Wayon Makers
EON AnDS. " ~. Sss aaa
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Insurance igeais.

Iasnranee Igcmfs.
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GktEN. y. ~ MS ssore,
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H,ui Estate Dealers.
ktMaALLA 1AkNsw0Rrm, - IN. s.sA !.
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Dry. Goods Dealers.
MILK, JOHN, West slide ~ Elisa street.
ksrr, w. D. south side sr Market u !.
See ast.
CAN ARD. ,. \ arss deer ~~~sA ~ The
0rts = Hlaek.
NAMSuN, 4 AlMONDA south side -
Watk1 street. Nre al.
WHITE, 4. 1. No. 3 Dree \ nloeh !.
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AGENTS WANTED ron THE
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Are the miehiganlefs any relation
10 the Portuguese. and II ~, how much
and what Y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
RI Election Story.

in aD Old PENNSYLVANIA town, where
they voted the Democratic ticko;
sound, $50 the story goes, in 1868 the
experiment was made of putting Il Re-
publican ticket in the field. \ Mr..
Green was the candidate selected. but
by reason Of sickness he was unable to
go to the polls on election dav. When
the returns were published, Sir. Greer,
had lust one 1,lt|.
Chagrined at this. and annoyed by
himself, he announced that if the
rcss.,.; WHO had voted for him would
come forward and make affidavit to
tue facts, he would reward him with a
slIjt of clothes.
4 few mornings afterward burly
Dutchman called called upon Mr..
Green and abruptly remarked:
=. 81 wants dat suit of cloes."
'Then you arc the man who voted
for me?"
''Yah, am dat man."
care you willing to make an affida-
Wit of it?''
"Yah. [ swear to EN-"
Mr.. Green, accompanied by the in
telligent voter, gent to the Office of
Justice Of the peace, ana the required
affidavit was made; upon Whleh the
clothes were purchased and given 10
the deponent. At parting, Mr.. Green
said Z:
"Now, my friend, just answer me
one question. How came you tovote
for me ?"
''You wants to know dat %
''tes."
AND you vent go back on de
.cloes?"
z NO" =
- ''Ven,'' said he, slowly, and with a
sly twinkle of the eye, "den, 1 tole
you MADE q Dlistake IN de ticket 81
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& Noble New Jersey GIL.

The Republican, Of Alillevilla, New
Jersey, says:
ssIn this city died last week 4 young
lady whose brief life was crowned by
a brave and noble act. for which her
memory should he held in high esteem
and reverence by al to whom the
knowledge Of her presence Of mind in
q moment OF peril and determined de-
votion to the line OF duty I1lay come.
Lotto Dougherty reaiae,t II tits citv
and WAS educated ut the Central
school. She Wa, ono III Professor
Culvers most attentive and Promising
pupils, and di5tinruialle. herself
greatly i'll all her studies. :.::f sum
mer. having studied t4ic-i a1I1i.:z, she
accepted u situation nj Hadnr1., r. sta
ton on the line % The PENIS iYt11ia
Central railroad, and bearded AZ the
Eagle STALLION. d mile or more distant.
One evening i'll ,,ueu&t last she Vas OIL
her way to her station, ,el.c7, suddenly
terrible thunder sturIl came No.
The office ii the t.aro w-as strt,ci- Tx
lightning, the zcagnot burned; cut 81
the instrument, ea.d great coIisterl:a-
ton prevailed. Lotti.s supplied "
magnet, though it was NOT her c,!G,;cc.
Going to the door she noticed :. iarz:r
tree uprooted and blown directly a.eE9s,7
the track. Sine realized Al or t..-
dangerous situation.
The Western express was ,!45o II =
few minutes, and local trains fo!!osre;!
1t close. Though all present opposed
her resolution, the cool, determined
girl seized the rcd signal lamp. ran
through t}ic fearful storm u17 the track
and swing her light until she heard
the engingeeE Shistlc down brakes
and the train was saved. The speed
was checked 50 that the train was not
thrown from the track, though Il
struck the tree with force sufficient 10
hurl heavy limb against Lottie'5
shoulder, hurting her down the en-
bankment into q ditch, and infiicting
several injuries which ultimately re-
suited III her death. OF course the
passengers ON the train were loud in
their expressions of gratitude 10 her,
and Il handsome sum OF money WAS
rendered, but she refused il, and re
turning 20 her office remained on duty
all night. She g2id she had fsniv doua
her duty and wanted NO recoz2Isanae
of pecl,niary character
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
\ Fox Tail.

A quaint Scotch minister was givea
somewhat to exaggeration in the pull
pit. His clerk reminded him Of its Ill
effects upon the congregation. He
replied that he WAS aware of it, and
wished the clerk the next time he did
it to give cough by the way of a
hint.
Soon after he was describing Santoe
sons tying the foxes tails together.
He said: "The foxes in those DAYS
were much longer than ours, and they
had tails twenty fut long
'sAhem f. came from the IL III :
desk.
That is" continued the preacher.
according to their measurement; but
by ours they were fifteen fut long
"Ahem |" louder than before.
''But as you may think this ex-
travagant, wen just say they We're ten
f11t.'
+tAhem ahemi" still more vigorous.
The parson leaned over tie pulpit
and shaking his finger at the clerk,
said, You may cough there all night.
man, I'll nae take off a fut more
Would ye haethe foxes wild nae teels
at all ~
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Superintendent Public Instruction.
Al Indian parson lately delivered 6
IN rhyme.

An Indian parson lately delivered a
s'e-rEaan IN rhyme.
Canada having abolished dual rep
reaentation, there viii probably he no
more fighting over ii.
An Athol debating club has decided
that it is inexpedient to open the read
lngrooTn on Sunday, SO the muskrats
and other game will have to look out.
The great strike IN Wales reached
it's end on the 18th Of March, by com
promlfe which affords nearly all that
the men required
The money changer Mussot who
lately abeconded from Paris began his
career as porter. He was gentle
man concierge, however, and kept a
man servant to do his work while he
occupied himself with speculations.
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A Fight with A California Lion.

John Day, whose adventure with &
bear we detailed week before last, re-
Gently fell in with a California lion,
and fought him single-handed under
the most exciting circumstances
Tuesday of last week Days dogs
brought something to bay high up on
the mountain-side Surprising the
game to be a lynx OF a wildcat, he
made his way to the spot, guided by
the noise of the dogs. Before reach
ing the dogs the moIlntain-slde became
so steep that it was with the greatest
difficulty he made the ascent. Finally
he arrived near the place, and found
an almost level spot upon winch to
stand Casting his eye upward, he
beheld upon a cliff of rocks, ten or
twelve feet above, a large California
lion, crouched and angry. Our hero
lost no time, but leyelled his rifle at
the animals head. Growing with
pain and rags, the infuriated beast
sprang down, full of fight and fury,
and the hunter foEnd himself pros
trate beneath his savage antagonist.
His gun was knocked out OF lis hands,
and went sliding down the slope. He
had butchers knife, but that was IN
his boot, and, unfortunately, he had i
pair of overalls over al. There was,
luckily, hole in the overalls, through
which he succeeded III getting his
hand III, and got his knife. He struck
the brute in the head with the knife
the first time, but the skin was so
tough and wrinlIed that the knife
| failed to penetrate. The second time
! he stabbed the animal near the small
of the back. Uttering yell, the ami
| NAL bounded away. Day Immediately
| regained his feet, and, found himself
but slightly injured. The lion, hay
| ing gone down the hill some distance,
stopped. His rife being between
him and the lion, Day went for has
gun, and after getting IT, so steep was
the ground, he could not keep his foot
ing, but went slipping and sliding
until he was almost upon his Zoe. But
the lion had no desire 10 renew the
conflict. aud when he saw tho enemy
descending upon him he started fol
the mountains on The opposite, scream
! ing worse than any female. Single.
| handed, no man is match fof fuL
| grown California lion, but Day was
decidedly in luck, considering that hlS
shot did not prove fatal. The ilor
somehow had lost one Of his forepaws
perhaps IL trap. This prevented i
from using its foretect, and likely DIS
couraged II. Days bullet ahroiie IT:
under Jaw. The only wounds Da!
received were in the shoulder inflicted
by the Lion $ upper teeth III lis attempts
| to bite. Trinity (Cai.) (HJo0jcLc.
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Dr.. MILES HUNTER co.
Special Practice.
Cancers, Tumors, Scrofula, Chronic
Ulcers, Veneral Diseases, Utter
inc Diseases, and all Kin
dred Disorders.
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
OFFICE AND lNFIRMARY:
EAsT-CENTRE STREET,
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
G.lnSls tim Eroa
Consultation Free.

In consequence of increased practice, we
have opened an Infrmary at GOldsboro, n. e.,
fer the accommodation of patients. requiring
daily attention, and we promise those who come
to US all the comforts of their homes, kind ana
careful atte e ton from experienced and trusty
attendants.
Having secured the services or two Physi-
clans aud Sur geons, DIR. VIM. k. Moore,
formerly Surgeon in charge OF the u. s. Gen
erai Hospital a. Greensboro, n. e., and DIR.
of the c. 5. 1enel al Hospital at Charlotte, *.
C,-I.ate Surgeon in Oh arge o. 8. Pc Hospital
at Charlotte. n. e.. These gentlemen will visit
the fnnrmsry daily and give such other atten-
lion AS may be necessary.
Or. J. MILES HUNTER
Will visit the following named places,
and remain a few days in each, as will
be seen by the following schedule, in
order that persons who desire it NAV
consult him: ..... -
South Washington, New Hanover CO.. n. C.. on
March 2Ist and god.
Wilmington, n. G.. on March oath. 2oth & 26th
Whiteviiie Columbus CO., n. c., March % s. 20
Fair Bluff, .. c., on April 1st
MARION Y. H., - on April Sd. 4th & 5th
Florence, ~: April 7th, eth & 9Th
Society Hlu. on April 10th.
Cheiaw' % on April 18th and 18th
Rockingham; \ C.. Oh April 18th and 18th
Little n ills, Richmond CO.. n. e., April II s. Is
Irov, MonI gomery CO N. c., a prii 2rst q 22d
Carthage, Moore CO.. y. G April Path 81 25th
Egyps. Chatham CO., n. e.. April 18th q Goth
fAyeCteVille, \. q. on May list, ri and Sd
LumbertOn, Nc. on May 5th 9th & 18th
Brown Marsh, Rladen CO., y. e., lay 9th Il 10th
Circulars will be distributed upon arrival at
each place.
march Is f6
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sufferings Of 8uxGaA2 hunters,

Five Buffalo hunters were brO4Rgiit
from Fort Dodge to Leayenworth,
Kan, on Tuesday, February 1s, in an
awful condition, they having been out
in the terrible snow-storm that pre-
vailed on the plains during the last
week in January, and badly frozen be-
5o1e reaching the settlements. The
Leayenworth Times Of the Goth says ::
The hunters Yere taken to the Sisters
Hospital, where eyssy medical atten-
ton was rendered. Desmts the most
careful nursing and efficient Il eatrlent,
however, one of the hunters, r! 4.
Seytfres, died few days ago. The
Doctors Thomas amputated the, right
leg of r. Marsh above the ankle, and
amppta4efi his left foot a. the lnstep.
Mr.: Marsh is EtsH Washington, Tod,
and there are fair ,prosNsats Of his re-
covery. W. A. Mallory, Of oeis5it,
Mich, had both feet amputatsd iifiss
above the ankles. The attending phv-
sicians think he ,Yi1 survive. A. D.
sSidwen, Of RroW4 county, o., had
both legs amputated ahoye aiee ankles,
and the same operation was performed
on j. e. Thomas, of Park county,
Ind. James Gillen, of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, will
lose some of his toes.
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