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THE HOME a SKiGHESITER SPILLS OlAMONO BRAND GRULt COLUMN ;'!.. 1 ' " Pleasant Evening Reveries R Column Dedi cated to Tired Mothers as They Join the Home .Circle at Evening Tide CRUDE THOUGHTS FROM THE EDITORIAL PEN After a woman is married she sometimes wishes she had hung up a horseshoe instead of a mistletoe. It is the circumstances and en vironments' of life tiiat have much to do with many a young man who has started out in Hfe with the brightest prospects of success, but who has to often said, "I don't care We allow littlt difficulties, often imaginary ones, that would vanish at the slightest show"tf resistance,to de ter us from doing many things both great and small, thememerins of which would bring us oar sweetest joys in after years. r Many of ui can unfold, the pages, of memory and read again the loving words of our own sainted mothers. We see aain the loving lok in her eyes. Ww almost hear again the gentle accents of her voic and we feel, even through the lapse of yars ber influence around us. A good deed done is not a thing completed and finished; a good ihiDg doae is nothing less than an endless series of good things st in motion. A kindly service rendered is not in frequently far-reaching. A cup of cold water to a famishing life may create many fountains of jy. A flower brought to a chamber of sor row may set in motion many agen cies ot the soul. Ministration to a bird of wounded wing may start voices of song that otherwise might never have been heard. A tear wiped away may cause a passing through the clouds into the region of light. Young man, beware of the first oath and first vulgar utterance, the first cigarette, the first glass of wine the first glass of beer, the first ming ling with evil, companions. You may think you are strong enough to in dulge in these and break away frem them at your will, but you never made a greater mistake in all your life. Each one is like an actopus. They will gradually wind their arms around you and death is the onlr thing stroBg enough to' tear you from their deadly embrace, Unto those who are really at tempting to make th world better for their living in it, how much they need a word f encouragement, and how tew they receive, even by those who know it. Many feel their hal lowed influence, but how alow to praise it; many realij their works of goodness, yet grow jealous of or : development of amiability and grace. It is not the fel'ow who does noth ing but read fine books and hear fine music to call himself genial and harmonious. He simply refleets and re-eches the influence brought to bear upon him. But take the woman whose life is spent on the warpath, who never has the time for profitable reading, whpes tastes and dreams and hopes went under long ago, liks toy boats iu a gle, and let her be happy and laughter-loving and gay, even at long intervals, and theie is a heroine for you! Some day she is going to 'have a good time, never you doubt it. And whether it comes here or ynder its fullness and pleteaess of joy will shine away for ever tne memory of life's cloudy days and grewsome battles.. i don't cu.be. v I don't care!" How often wt hear "youig people say this! My young friend, you ought to care, per haps, . when it is too . late.p fDon't care" has ruined thousands. It has filled. jails, and almshouses, and murderers' graves; it has wrung ; the : hearts of parents, and brought deep blushes to a sister's checks; : it has broken them; many . partake 'v of the blessings they bring, y et in their en joyraent of them forget tke giver altogether. Laarn to be apprecii tive, and by a little word of love, kindness and encouragement, help others, and it will bring sunshine in to your own life and gladness in all your ways. The happiest days of our child hood were those that seemed pleas antest to our dear mother. Kind ness and politeness are indispensible to a happy home. There in no place on earfh so delicate and semsitire as hui9,its fires are easily kindled, its flowers are easily bruised. Here our hearts wear no cover iag, things, that in the outside would w$ would pass by in sport at home would wound us to the quiek. One bitter word weuld mar the happiness of heme for a whole day, while pleasant words and acts will bring peace and pleas ure. It is too often the case that kind words and eourteous manners are reserved until "company is in," and only careless manners and some times harsh cross words used in the ev?.rr-dav home life." As C:tre and attention to a garden i;? rewarded with choice rlowers and fruits, 89 the care, love, and atten tion giver to a wife gives us choice children ani happier homes. Advice is cheap, you know, and men, of all created being, like it the least. But what if it proves a matter of dollars nnd cents? You all like monev and appreciate its importance as a factor of the happy home. So if we tell yo how every man of you, who lias ever tried the experiment, can save from fifteen to twenty per cent of his expenses dering the com ing year, you will probably listen. Nw, that is just what we mean te do. It is simple and easy and sure to work. Just tell your wife ail about your business affairs. Saow her your balance sheet, let her study it, and if the doesn't know how, just trach her. You think it will make her feel badly; that it will eaake her bine. Well, that will depend entirely on the way in which you do it. If you begin by declariag that there, is not another family in tewn runs such bills as yours, and that there is more money spent for the least show about that hoase than any other place you ean find, she will feel hurt, and if she has not had ail the spirit taken out of her by yonr unfair treat ment, she will reseat it a dozen Mines a dv, till you confess that you have played the bully and the fool. But on the other hand, if yo ap proach her as it the were an intelli gent being, witbfioil and ssnse and selfeapeot eqatl te your own, yeu will find an interested listener, will ing andatxious te learn all you can teach her on the subject of family finances, and although she, may do a little quiet weeping before the inter view is ended, they will be teart of joy she sheds that at last,, after years of waiting aue! hoping, yeu have come to roalixe that she is your friend aad may be your helpr, in stead of the child like which you have treated her by shutting her up like an oyster-when she ventured to ask a question aay way relevant to business matters, and sUdiously avoiding in conversation with her, everything connected with that great mystery. $100 Howard, $100- Th reader of this paper will be pleated t learn that there is at leaat o-ertrAded dis ase that science has been ab to care in a its etas, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Ca Trrh Cure -is the. -only-positive-, cure io Known to the tbedical fraternity. Catarrh Deinjr a constitution diswaBe. requires, a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure i? j inteally. actio directly upon the blood nnd mucous surfaces oM he pretem. thereby, destroying the foundation of the fWMe. sad Kiring the patient tr-nth by building up the eonstitutioo and aesieting nature m doing its worK.Xhe proDnetors uT?J?nanb ,aith: la it8 enratire powers that they offer One Hundred Dollar for any case that ib fails to cure.: Send. forf list of testimonials. , ; Addrea P. J. CHENEY 4 CO , Toledo O. Sold by-all Druggists, 75& - - Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation t9 -ic-r v ft for C7n-COTS.TER8 A boxes, sealed with IUuc Takb no otbis. ittfrffMrv J mMte Tm niTXIfLTfni V CO' Gold xaetaJUc Ribbon. DtutU DIAHO.1 D BRAND riLLS, (ot ttntf-3t- years regarded as Bst. Safest. Altrar Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 5S EVERYWHERE ?r I The S Administrator's Notice Having this day qualified as ad ministiator of II. T. Denton, de ceased, of Franklin county, this i to notify all persons having claims agaiDst his t-state to present them to me on or before Nov. 3rd, 1910 or this notice wil! be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons ow ing said estate will niako pavment at once. This N..v. 3ul, '0U. ' J. STALLING, A.l:ur. Administrator's Notice Having qualified as administrator of the estate of T. T. Hunt, decease!, Ute of Franklin cuintv. this is to notify aJl persons havinp claims apainst the es tate of said deceased, to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 5th day of November 1910, or tins no tice will be plead in bar of their recov ery. All persons indebted to ?a i es tate will please make immediate pay ment. This rth dav of Nov. lOir ft. Ci. PKRSON, Administrator of T T Hunt Wm H Iluflin. Attv S3 AUCTION SETTING SALE OF TIRE MACHINE. By virtue of an order of. the Superior Court of Franklin countv. made at the October term, 1909, in that action en titled House Cold Tire Setter Co, vs W. P. Cook, the undersiened will, on Monday, the 3rd day of Januarv. 1910, it beinp: the first Monday in January! at about the hour of noon, on the Court House square, in Louisburp, offer for sale to Lhe highest bidder, for cash, one No. 2 House Cold Tire Setter in good condition nr.d sot up rcad for use. This is a rare opportunity to buy at auctim on? of those famous tire'iet- tn' .nr..'tirics ti.-ne and smiths. This Dec. 3rd., 1909. W. H. Ruffin, Com h bor fuch save so much to mechanics and Notice Having this day qualified as aaminLi trator of Lula Utile Fuller, derr;,grd, late of Franklin county, this is to noti' fy all peros holding c'aims against said estate to present them to the un dersigned on or before Nov. 27th, 1910 or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to stid estate will come forward and make immediate settlement. This Nov. 27th. 1909. A. A. SMITH. Adm 2r? 5r? SPECIAL Until January 15th, 1910. lam selling out my entire stock of clothing, Hats, Shoes and a lt of odds and ends at way down Ixdow rost. I will go out of business January lMh i and I want to sell everything" in mv store by that time. I also would like for those who owe me to come up and j settle. There is not much on my book but every little counts. "hen I left 1 YoungsTille is years ago I lost about! tb cents. I have been hero for is years and have on my book h that is some what doubtful, small amounts from 'Si ; cents to 9l.HO. I bope all will romp up and pay me as I do not sell on time and have never charged tune prices. I want to collect everv cent and nay.for old Louisburg that in IS vears mv Ioj-s was nothing. Yours Truly, J. P WINSTON.! LAST NOTICE i i 5 If you have not paid your town taxe you had better do so at once, as after December 1st., I will be compelled to collect ail taxes due the town, if bv force. Attend to ame at once and save trouble and expense. D. C. HIGH Tax Collector WANTED! 10,000,000 poundi of any kind of old SCRAP IRON I?"1 fr hundred . "u" CIS. Pfr hnnrlrn.l pounds. Bra sa Copper Rather Lead Zinc Old Rajs Tt uro t Green Cow Hides T MM Wool 6 cents per pound S 4 2 1 25 cents per hundred 20, 8 . 10 I Dar each nP . me a Dove. on". P'OW POint e6ed for old t SPIRE 8 Reason Why I S A K. K A 5 . . ii. mi i , inej inaKe Hijir profits on the Haltitnorc Merc-h.-iiit uh.-ti tlu-v l.uv their Xou( aij-i j, or nil t licir them Don't ( u n 1 tho : .r.r.i, .-. t- . r P. i & K. K. ALLEN'S Clhriisltmas THE B !Ui a -ffht tr-.-..-rt. rr, t .VeT at.4 u.t f.el for th . rr.aa f eri re r! t s-,. Why .boM C !y ei4ur t: ,,,!.;?,f Yli U thresh Cbr.jun,.. lf r Uve Utt 5 u --"3 their ;jot for n-.oih; cccj ' ' 115 You Can Get a New Suit or CKcrxoat from Si. 50 up to SS.50. Watcher from 11 "-- 12 I?. ptrvr.: or yemr nvorT tI . Wa'.orrnan'n Fouhtaia Tct. t2 l: t. l$ X Remix Four. lam rR U 2.'. Suit Cairn 11 to H i . John !. Stton Hati H fr m l-o fS.CO Maxim Hat uarar.ir4 rvt bck tXW Nice Uf. Sweaur Caiu l jo, is I-adie. Mii nd Ikja. :c- :& i e?:. lt us. r "' !o v-1; i.u wait! ztK rov? t,Jki, frtr3 c tU tec T.t Come in and Oct Some of the Good Things I Have For You Fo Wo Wine Louisburg's Clothier 7 .-.'.. i .. .. . . if' ,
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