rengea ochedule -ee ew oe ek ae TSeet ee oy pie Sh ar Ee aRet gata ih1888, ©LeaveT Weldon_ Ar. Roevk MtNo. 23 ~: Ly Tarvoroa Kocky Mtv Fay'ttevilleAr. Florence ~|°SS Oe aes scent inty |LY WilsonLv Golusbore4V Magnolia_ Ar Wilmingtone +etmeTRAINS GOING NOTRH.No. 32Ly FlorereeUy pevettevillegay dae eI.pnreaotOT " seen stimSa eeOre WL eo bbeLy MagnoliaGoldsLv WilsonAr Rocky MtwnArdarboro |Bor,v tAr Wi sion Prain-on Scotia nd,ves Weldon 3.55®. m., arrives Scotla@., Greenville 6,47 p,Neck. Brarich Roadm., Halifax 4,1nd Neck at 4.55. pm., Kinston 7.45plifex at 11:00\a, m,, 5| Sunday. |~4 i ae i a a ao~ 8 a i fe @ 3 a :oTrainsTon oWw aslintétoty� bikin,Washington 8.00 a, D., and 3,ay. ConnectsScot] nd Neck Branch.Train leaves LUroorry,marie & Releigh vii. daitGay, ab 4 SY p. mo. Suuide~Plytnoath 3.80.saves Plynioui 004. m.,Sundstrive Tarboro .10,25non Midland N,ro -uily, execp@. alriving Smtauruing leaves Siwith- fives ut Goldsbors 9.T ~Prains -inT Nashyv-Rovky Moumt at 4.30ANashwille 5,05.p. m:i. RetornivgWW a, In, NaebvilleoRocky Mount 9.035uy Heave LaingLh daily exeeyday 9.30 a ~n.,#1 and 1.) 4hC. wkebdh leavesay, 6.04idatield 7-30 ~ ie.field 8 00 q. m,) aranch itay+ Spring Hope 5.80.uve Spring Hope%.3y am, aitive: at:4m, daily exceptbranch, Florence R0p a aariveT Dunbar@, Dunbar 6.ts 7.50'a m, daily ex~ aa Branch leavesTm. "had béen: gite=~ © connect?daily, all rail viabs Mount wiOlmMa 0 for j arorth via Norfolk.� oJOHN F, DIVINE,Genera] Supt."We are agente foralse at ~RowkHe all poitits i} attacked. ButEMERSON, TraffieaENUY, Gewl aThe human heart has been up tosomequeer freaks of late in various parts ofthe United States. Indiana leads, as\she usually does, in the matter offreaks. Jn the town of Anderson. inthat lively commonwealth, lives oneJohn Reville, an enterprising and hard-working baker. It was RevilleTsT goodTor bad fortune, as he looks at it, to wooand win Mary Hastings, esteemed bymany of the youths of Indiana. Whenamong the girl's less favored suitors.Henry Jamson, who bad felt certainof MaryTs affections, did not contenthimself with mere words.» He Vay inthehouseo/ ~4s flaneee Jamyson pushedon him an, nrest're 2 je ctol toT Re-villeTs: hear, , sid the trigg.r,, Thatwould have been the end of lieville hadhe been like other people. But it hadiappened during a recent illness hisheart had shifted from the left to theright side, so that the bullet that. was tohave ended his life sped harmlessly be-tween his seventh and eighth ribs, andto-day he is about again almost as wellas ever, and preparing for the wedding.\s for Jameson, he is in jail, thankinghis stars, now that his,jealousy hascseape the gallows.Almost as queer is the case of Marionwoman of 19, and is employed as asaleswomanT in~a dry goods store. Nothing .wfotg with her heart antiL.tieother-day,wheh she*underWent an ex-vg| tnination by the medical examiner ofa life insurance company. The med-ical man found that Marion had beenborn with a proper enough heart, butit had gradually worked its way overfrom the left to the right side, being lo-cated now close to the ribs, in the placewhere the liver ought to be. )Miss Hattie Benedict has a hear( thattvansit, moving from its normal posi-down and then. back again, Miss Beu-edict lives in Marengo, Wayne. county,this state. Four months ago she fellinto a trance that lasted until a fewdays ago, when she practically regainedconsciousness, Dr, William Hubbell,words she uttered were:oTam alive. oPlease do not bury me.�Then she ~passed her ~hand +6 ~herright: side and declared that © heroheart� was hurting her, -Dr.~Hubbel!made an examination and found thatthe heart had shifted fully four inchesThe doctor was by no means surprised,eccentricity three. times during ,., thetrance condition. Each time the organwent back to its old, position, and Dr.~Hubbell declares there is no dahger tobe apprehended. He can give no reasonfor the strange phenomenon.Elmer HarrisT heart begiii to changeapolis, amd the doctogs there have been~has: moved half an, inch with absoluteTegularity in a. diagonal line toward thement seems to take place in jumps thatoccur toward the end of every thirdunfortunate owner of the heart withdoes not seem to have been affected, andhe says he feels mo pain. He ~neverknows that his heart has shifted untiltients whom he has treated for con-~Sumption with his famous remedy.The patient bad Jost,one Jung, theTight, befoke he eameto Dr/Tdaon, anc!rén oup as a� hopeless-easebya half dozeri physicians, Dr.Edson himself had but fittle hope of ef-feeting a cure,as.theeft lung had beéni rf) gave the patient theusual hypodermie injections, and toever: he was, though he has but oneJung. But a strange thing has hap.pened. In .accordanee with .natureTs¥ n bine e o bo amine x epee n: nyme asl f Fa : ee 1 2 1 ee . ¢ Be 2 Sogreat has this enlargement becomethat. the ~heart has been displaced, andthe engagement of the baker to Mary.was announced there was much angerwait for Reviiloven the n oitcof dant-,~Me laury 30, andy uch tae way, J lover left«Ooled down, that nature helped him taTElmore, of Chicago. Marion is a youngone ever suspected that there was any-for months past has: been inTa state of {'tion toward the right side and upand |who had her in charge, said the firstto the right and two inches- upward. |=as the heayt had been guilty of similar&warrant andeepening. | into |Times.he ateoa AD ekFAMI~Pressure of the People on the| the Labor Problem. !The scarcity in northern India is as-| suming a threatening aspect. The sea-son has not sufficiently advanced teestimate of the dimensionsto which the distress may attain, nor is~lit yet possible to distinguish betweenalarmist rumors and well-founded~| forecasts. A calculation brought by thelast mail puts the probable. cost of re-lief in four districts alone o;west at 1,750,000 rupees, and the expend- |:iture required to deal with the whole | -threatened area at 5,000,000, Suchcalculations lie for the moment be-yond the range of criticism. , Butthey ~make us. realize, what forsome. years we have béen allowed toforget, that widespread scarcity formsa contingency with which the Indiangovernment must constantly preparefo reckon. : osoIt is exactly 30 years ago since theBengal famine of 1866.radely awak-ened the British conscience to the dark-er side of our progress in India. Thatprogress, whether gauged by. the in-crease of the people or the educationalinfluences which have been brought tobear upon them, is one of the most: won-derful facts in the history of the worldduring the present century. But it isa triumph of British administration forwhich the Indian peasant has at inter-vals to pay a terrible price. We haveremoved the old Asiatic check upon thepopulation by more rapid stages thanwe have created the modern Europeansafeguards against the results of itsaccelerated growth.checks upon the Indian populationwere the sword, pestilence and famine.The sword has ceased out of the land;pestilence is encountered by a vast sys-tem of medical aid; famine is mitigatedby an equally vast system of relief,But as famine, in the appalling sense ofthe word, has become rarer, partialscarcities has grown more frequent,Throughout large areas of India the |:pressure of' the people on the soil isso intense that even a partial failureof the crops means severe sufferingwo millions, and serious failure pro-duges| 4 scarcity whith taxes all the re-sources 01: ees &of the north-es of the government ta prevent itfamine. "~ London||| Parsnip and Salsity #eitters, |1 led spy serape and boil parsnips til!tener, and mash finé when done; toeach pint allow! two tablespoonfuls ofbutter, salt and pepper to taste; adda -beaten egg; stir all together overthe fire a few minutes, let cool, shape~into balls, dip into egg, then intocrumbs, and fry in: deep, hot fat, © Sal-sify or oyster, plant fritters are madein the Samie way; onky when boiling addtwo tablespoons of vinegar tothe water,oiled parsnips, dipped in batter andfried in hot,fat are excellent, andboiled, cut in halves lengthwise, but-tered and peppered, they form aTniceaccompaniment to steak. " BostonThe Plan Should. Be Effectual.Brown"I understand that some ofthe English peers are suspected of be-ing enwaged in a conspiracy to abolishthe shouse of lords, .Jones"How?Brown"By reminding the Britishpublic - of . its. existence. " Brooklyntwo years ago, «Harris lives in Minne-| @!keeping, close watch on him,. They sayTthat every three months HarrisT heartTlower right side of the body. The more-month, When the migration, is going.to stop is a problem that is filling the,much tineasiness. ~ His general healthTeveryone's surprise the man recovered. ||| To-day he is apparently as well as |:usual law of compensation Wy whichone organ that has'te ~perform the |functions of two is eorrespondingly | 9_. | how beats; about the middie .of the]Mr-} manTs body."N. Y. Journal.a 47dois, x? "A fresh line of-"Family : GROCERIES,Consisting Jof""Coffee,Sugar,&e., &., &.,which I amselling so lowthat it causes2. Comeseeme "te c apd I wilh- freat you fairFlour, .~Meat,Meal, ilthe doctors tell him.so after each move. |Here in New York city Dr.GyrusEx-)son has a queer case in one of the pa-.a ak ge a£4 .j s Ol pia iin jdi gh hn Oy ~ISTRECEIVEDSAPP LP LLL a reeljon hand. We are sole agent for the Parker Fountain Pen. 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