THE HOME CIR
Pleasant Evening Rem
catsd to Tired Motl
the .Home Circle ;
CRUDE THOUGHTS FROM
A man builds a bridge and be is a j I
great man. Another man puts up a . t
cathedral and be is a great ntan. j i
But he who gives a man an idea \
which changes his life for good is;
the greatest of all.
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TUCTHS,
The post of honor is the post of; li
duty. v
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ought to be done!
Small profits, Utile risk; large prof- ( I)
its, great risks
The best kind of a picnic is a pick ! t
? at Did Kick.
Something wrong when a man is !
afraid of himself.
Honesty is a better capital than a
sharper's cunning.
Whose credit is suspected is not
safe to be trusted.
' A true man never frets about his
place in this world.
Employ no one to do what you
can easily do yourself.
Bettie to die at the post of duty
than to live elsewhere.
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BITS OF WISDOM.
There is no secret of success out
work.
The mind of a good man is a kingdom
to him and he can always enjoy
it.
Many run after felicity like a man
hunting tor his nal; while it is on his
head.
'lake pleasure in yonr work. A
task which appears distasteful at first
sight soon becomes pleasure.
Endurance is more valuable than
cleverness. It is the patient steady
plodders who gain and keep fortunes.
When benignity and gentleness
reign within we sre in least danger
from without; every person and every
occurence is beheld in the most favorable
light.
A graceful behavior toward others
is a constant Source of pleasure; it
pleases others because it indicates
respect for their personality, and
leaves tenfold more pleasure to ourselves.
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lit All FAILURES.
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Tbe reason we have so many dead j1
failures is that parents decide tor.1
-children what they shall do, or ctiil-1
dyen themselves, wrought on by"
some whim or fancy, decide for
themselves. So we have now in pulpits
men malting sermons who ]
ought to be in blacksmith shops
making plowshares, and we have in
tbe law those who instead of ruining
the eases of iheir ohenta ought toiig
pounding shoe lasts, and doctors
who are tbe worst hindrances to
their patients' convalescence, and artists
trying to paint landscapes who
ought to be whitewashing board
fences. While there are others
making bricks who ought to be re- ^
modeling constitutions, or shoving j
planes who ought to be transform-, j;
ing literature. J
There are children who early develop
natural affinities for certain
styles of work. When the father of
the aatronomer Forbes was going to
London he asked his children what
present he should bring each one of
them. The boy who was to be an
astronomer cried out, "Bring me a ]
leieacopei:" Ana mere are children | j
whom yon find all by themselves ,
drawing on their slates or on paper, ,
ships or houses or birds, and you |
know they are to be draftsmen or |
f artists of some kind. ' And yon find ,
others ciphering out difficult prob- |
lems with rare interest and success,
and you know they are to be mathe- (
maticians. And others making
wheels and atrange contrivances, and 1
you know they are going to be machinists.
And others are found ex- (
perimenting with ho* and plow and
Jttle and you know they will fit |!
taacaers. And others are always
1" swapping jack knives or bails or ]
:cle column!
dgaf"' RGolUmn Dedk
hers as They Join
at Evening Tide
THE EDITORIAL 'PEN
>ats and making something by the
largaiu and they are going to be
nerchauts.
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KJ08 ASP THISTLES.
The eagle does not sing, but it
oars.
No tnan who thinks wrong can
ive right.
Love will win where gun powder
rould fall.
The fig tree does not bloom but it
'ears fruit.
lufidelity cannot point to any fulilled
prophecies.
God's hardest work is to reveal;
Iimselt to the sinner.
There is no deed more heroic than
o say no to yourself..
God will go where the humblest
hild is not welcome.
The first prayer was made by the
nan who had the first need.
A holy life ie the best answer that
:an be made to infidelity.
People are not v*jn except when
ihey have no knowledge.
There is nothing for which the
ie?rt vearas more than syraftothy.
The man who turns his back on
Sod turns bis back on his own
;ood. ,
The devil always keeps the binges
fivthe gate ot death well grease
There are no free passes given
m any of the roads that lead to the
lit;
I'lie serpent can not fiy, but he
mows erongh to catch birds that
tan.
The more people need friends the '
nore they will appreciate kindness, j
You can not pray for yourself and I
eave the people you don't like out. |
No man ever really prays for any. |
lllnt* tllOt lira i-1 tiAt nsilllnss- */? '
uo ?o uv/i n uuug lU UiC |
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. lleligion is not something you
ake home and keep for your own {
ise.
Many men tie their horses care-'
filly, l>ut let their tongues run loose.!
The first mile on the road to hell
ooks as though it led straight to
deaven.
The man who lives to please hirnlelf
will find that he has a hard maser
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This life will mean more wtien we
ealize that it is the pathway to the
text.
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"IN A BAD WAY." ?!
Many a ^ouisburg Reader
Will Feel Grateful For
This Information.
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When youribsoli glvoj ont;
Becomes la#ie, weaker aching;
xiti ! -
?? nen urinary troubles net in,
Your kidneys are "in a bad way."|
Doan'g Kidney Pillfe will cure you.
Here is good evidence to prove it. j
D. S. Fullerj Broid Street, Oxford, j
V. C., save: "For / a long time 11
mew that my kidneys were diaor- j
jered, this fact being plainly proven j
iy the unnatural Condition of the so- i
reiions from these organs. They
vere too frequent in passage, oblig-|
ng me to rise tfpny times during the'
light. I had /< all backaches and
harp pains Ilea lgh my loins that j
nade it almos i n possible for me to i
itoop or lift I H taring about Doan's j
[vidltev Pills/ ailrl Heine fawsraKU I
a)pressed, if prcipnred a box and
broogh tbar oai I was cared. They
lot only disposed of the backache,
jut etrenofienedl my kidneys and |
benefited me in ewery. I can recom- I
nend Dora's Kidney Pilla aa the
Mat kid nay remely I ever oaed."
For sale by all Veal era. Price 50
sent*. Fpater- Milium Co., Buffalo,
New Yogk, sole I agents for the
United States \
Remember the name?1 loan's?
nd takefno other' \
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Vljr residence on mtlL street. Easy
rerma. J. IIS^ALMER.
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WANTED OLD BA^i/wilUxvhanjj
old pampers for th* TIME
TrQST?Fountain Den ywith iny nhmi
W. F. Beasley, ekgnved on it. Fin<
er will please relfcrn to this ofRc
and receive a IibeAureward.
seed wheat-Ad Ausheis Sec
Wheat, clean, roleVda seed whea
-""Sold in any quantitraesired. McGhc
Joy tier Co., Frank lipbn, N. C.
FOR SALE?238 acrJL of good farmin
land in warr?n Munty. on Fishin
Creek. RailroW runs through plai
tat ion. and it contains three good re
idences with alfntecessarv out house
Apply to J. C. f*eL>ce. k F. D. >'<
1, Louisburg, jf. C\
FOR SALE?Os Tuesday, Novembc
1st, 1910, I w4ll sell at public auctio
at my old Lome placetthey following
2 two horse wagons,\l/McCormic
Mower and Rake, 1 hftV tooth Ha
row, 1 fan mill, Corn teller, Grin
Stone, some bells, 5 Uf al of cows
several plows and otrfr 3^-ticles tc
numerous to mention. l\will als
rent my home place for lofc. 11. I
Wilder. R F D No 11 Lotusburg, N
NOTICp:.
Having qualifietk as administrator
C. T. A. ot the esfete of Joseph ^
Fuller, deceased, lVte cf Frankli
County, I he.-eby nonfy 7a 11 person
holding claims a'gainstVsafd estate t
present them-to the uiradrsigned on c
before the 23 rd day of September. 191!
or this notice will be plead in bar c
their recovery. All penras owing hi
estate will come forwIr.A nml mak
immediate settlement, f'Tlit 23rd da
of September, 1910. J \
J. H. Vi'LLERt admr.
W. H. Yarborough, Jf., atty.y
Price 'List
Scrap Iron. Anyylctnd ili cents cas
or 30 cents in trade jper 100 pound;
Bones 25 cents perVxypounds, Braps
cents per pound; Cwmrer 8 cents p<
pound; Rubber 4 cenfc per pound; Lea
2 cents per pound; Zi?\l cent per pouni
Beeswax 20 cents pound; Gree
Cow Hides 4 cents fer pound; Wool 1
cents per pound afd up\
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Rubber Tir4s Worn Out.
I can put on Vew ones while yo
waff. All kind\ Buggv repairing
the Very best. 2aJyears experienc
makine and repainlrk butriiies. Sho
next to jail.
H C.TAYLOR.
For Rent.
A two or thre<N^orsyfarm near Mai
garet, eight miles \g/t of Louisburfj
land well adopted to orn, Cotton an<
tobacco. There is a efcen room dwell
ing. two tenant hous 8,\jhree tobacc
barns and other out t >use^L Apply t<
j. y^Dxvis,
with W. P. Neal & O .. Louisburg, V.<
NOTICE.' ;
Owing to th^resigna/!on of R. I
I'erry, constable \f Har?i5 Townshii
this is to give notice thfct ti. F. Ha
has been nominated as f candidate fc
countable for Harris frown ship to b
voted for at the comnapfelection on N<
vember ?S, 1910. V
D. K. KARRIS, J
Clim. DoxW Ex. Com.
> . H|rr\Township.
ROW TO CURE RACUMATISM
It is an Internal Disease That Requires an Inte
nal Remedy.
The cause r>f Rhematism and ktndre
diseases'us an excess of uric airicl in.tli
blood. TX cure this terrihj? disease th
acid mus&be expelled and the systei
so rejfulatWl that no mope acid will 1)
formed in excessive quantities. Rhet
matism is ah eternal (Tisease and r<
quires an internal remedy. Rubbin
with Oils anaLinimeiits will not curt
affords only tlmporaro relief at best
causes you to delay fne proper treai
ment, and allow tna malady to get
firmer hold on y?Us Liniments ma
ease the pain, but feey will no moi
cure Rheumatism* than paint wi
change the fibre oyk>tten wood
ovieiwe na? at 1911 discovered a pel
feet and completejv*re, which is calle
cases, it has effect-lithe roost mar ye
ous cures; we believe it will cure yoi
Rheumacide "gen an the joints frci
the inside." sweeps tie poisons out c
the system tones up me stomach, reg
ulate the liver add k idneys and make
you well all oved Khewnacide "strike
the roots of the Disease and removes it
cause." This rtriendid aemedy is sol
by druggists atfcl dealerA generally a
06 cts. and $1 J bottle, si tablet fori
at 25c. and 50d a packagft' For saU b
Get a bottle jtoday. BoUclet free i
you write to Bfbitt Chemical Co., Ba
more, Md. Tual bottle tablets 25c
by mail. f V
Beasley-Alston Drug QfT
Louisburg, X. C.
BARGAINS
J. P. WIN8T0NS
l.OOO LNoberrelas. */* 1.000 Sbirti
1 will sell tjhirts forAhe next 60 day
50 ctNralue far 25 ets.
.. 81.00 V 1 60 ote
81.50 \ L 75 ots
These Siiinus, Mcst Go!!
Ladies Skirts Biacp. Brown and whit
Less TiIa\ Cost!
Ladies .Shoes No. 3 1.2 20 pe
cent, less than cdst, >\e. 7 ?fc 8 wa
below cost. Salnendefl|50 ct. vain
going at 25 ctsi Mens tJats $2.5
value 81.25 jnt* 1-2. Box Pape
tor the Ladles khct. value ?2 l-2cti
per box. 10p0 a color Buttons les
than 1-2 cost. NOW FiEKKVcome
the Mens Ci vrmxo just msrkei
down from 86. 5 *7.60 to 84.508V0
Come on Boys 500 Pants below c^
I am selling i oods now jc8t vo
FUN and at p ices yon haye neve
heard of befori
^J. P, WINSTON. ,
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ij ' Mortg.
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'' No sale on October 22nd on accoora of F
1S J on November ?2 anil. 23 I inn coinsnto bu
o A all about it later. V
H LISTE
A fool nicger can ieail a blind don/key ?p
h A High and ST1 the other constableann that
i. J wagon or buggy on time EASY, But I cat
'* A Sheriff, Constable and Police I Jan take U
d I high dollar on November 22 aiid 23, call\
I; A get a good bid I am going wn sell ?l yoi
n I you will have to have the e<Jn. I have i
7 V sell, and will sell cheap, us IAhr not want
^ Come to see me and if you ewe ine anyth
it bad j
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NOT LOOK .SUCCE.5,5F'
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t - FOR. $ 10, 12 AND 1I7
HAVE COME, WE Ia
0; HATS, $3.50 TO $fi, I
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age Sale j
til November 22=23 j *
air wank, ami Big Circus iu Raleigh on that date, but A
ve a/rash mover. Watch this space, I will tell you J
IN- EjDYS |
water, hut Sheriff Kearney, Brodie Hudson, Chief
ibnnty can't make him drink." I cmrsell a horse, mule, A
it make him pay, but with the help of the above j
lie said horse-, mule, wagon or buggy, and sell to the A
the mans name in public, and all will be well, if I can
ir price if you bave the dough. "Xi" money wont go
Ahig sto6k of Buggies, wagons and harness I want to X
t^ carry so many over, will sell for onsh, or on time,
me ior uou's sake pay, and pay me quick. I need ^
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: 55apy.thihc5 ltf the world.
ire royal robef/lhd the'. ?
^%t,^iake^the King: yw
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rxcl0the5/flr5t: howy^e
j^you ^izettheh^ u??goo.d1 i
faretthe^igfltor pro^peee
d i]j g-^hpva 11 - i
bu5tcr:brov7hi ~}\ i
.jeve/good Vlotheg are I
OINg/wITHoUR 7i.EM FoR
ING^ETTER CLiSTHE^ THAN
Yoj# KNOW THE ^EANING OF
LIKE SVCCEJJV;\ L0T.S0F
m/an^j OTHER peoVe PREyLURE?S.
IF A MAN DOE.S
PL, PEOPLE WILL THINK HE
. A FAIDLY GOOD Jl/W FOR
OR $7.50, A .SWELLVSUIT I ^ |
.50. OUR NEW FALL IMT.S ' I
RRY THE JOHN B. ^TET^SoN
VAXIM HAT,5 AT $2. &EW
I. EVERY HAT GUARANTEED
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