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I THE HOME CI
I Pleasant Evening Re\/
I cated to Tired Mt
the Home Circle
CRUDE THOUGHTS FRO
Philosopher and poet ara alike ti
the verdict that the safety and per
peinny of any nation Ilea in tht
homes of its people.
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.Many women now-adays want ti
tarn the home into the street, so ti
speak, and make "the world work
everything and the home life notb
ing. But a restful home, once ex
perienced, is a joy above the prom
ises of pi ogress to distui-b; and i
restful ? and intelligent ? woruat
alone can make it.
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A friend of ours lost a fine Jersej
tow the other day?tied her to<
long. She got tangled up in thi
rope and broke her neck?a case o
too much rope. How many instan
ces there are in life that are coun
terparts of the above! Xbe cher
ished of our hearts, our own fieel
and blood, are ottetr allowed to grad
ually slip away from us and ou
from and uuder our control, al' be
cause we love them so much ant
hate to restrict' their pleasures 01
I say "no" to them.
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The world need never shed a tea
jt ... j J mi ?
1^1 ?utmii. L uwy ure Hfiri
>s the harvest is when the farms:
I has bonnd it into sheaves and storer
it away or as the roses are when thi
gardener has wrapped their roots it
straw and housed them from th(
storm. They are safe as the larki
that fly singing from the greet
earth out of reaoh of the huntsman'!
snare and the aim of the orue
sportsman. They are safe as war
riore> who march beneath worn bat
tie-flags no more, but sit down witl
conquerors to festivals ofsong anc
wine. They are safe as young Iambi
are when shepherds fold them fro?
the blast amffllrrv them over rougi
places in tender arms. Weep foi
living all you cheose: let your teari
be unstayed above the dying bee
"V'bere your darlings lie like wreathi
1 'adtng snow beneath the glanci
' of V ?th; but if you believe in God
and hold any faith in heaven, shed
notr your tears for the blessed and
happy dead. Christianity gives the
lie to its belief ivhen it garbs itsell
in sables and mourns without comfort
for those who fiave exchanged
^ttinn for the palace, the wilderI
Bra for the land of peace and plenty
The evening is the hour wher
crafty Satan preaches most eloquently.
It is also the hour whet
ho can gather the largest^ind mosl
attentive audience. In our grea
cities Satan's churches are crowdet
every evening. But, fortunately
the evening hour is also the^our it
which the good angel can gather th<
largest nufience and he who wootc
baffle Satan's influenoe mnst preacl
in the evening. The evening is th<
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M THE EDITORIAL PEW
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) hour when the protesting power of
- home' is greatest; it is the hour when
3 its protection is most needed. di
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If men would remember that wo- pi
5 men can't always be smiling, who p
j ha'-e to cook tbe dinner, answer the
" bell half a dozen times, get rid of a pi
. neighbor who has dropped in, tend r,
. to a sick baby, tie up the cut finger tl
. of a two-year-old, gather np the hi
a .playthings of a four-year-old, tie up K
i the head of a six year-old on skates,' tl
and get an eight-year-old ready for ti
school, to say nothing of sweeping,
cleaning, etc. A wtniaa with all p
' these to contend with may -claim it c.
j a privlege to look and feel a little
j | tired sometimes, and a word of sym- a
pathy would not be too much to expect
from the man, wbc, during the h
honeymoon, wouldn't let her carry hi
. as much as a sunshade. k
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t Tlitwe is as much truth a?- poetry a'
. in the nnes: \* '?
j "Laugh and the world laughs with tt
r you; bi
Ween, and you weep alone." D
. And porhaps it is well. There is I
r inevitable sadness enough in each fi'
a lot witbont adopting that of others,
r Sympathy for-real troubles should
i always be given, along with what Y
a help is possible. But there are SI
1 many perisons who,especially in their
a own families, talk too much of their! ar
9 own ills and troubles, although they
1 are always smiling and genial among
9 strangers, and ever ready with a
1 pleasant "thank you," tor every ser- 's
- Yice rendered. If they can rise ?,
above their despondencies in the |u,
i presence ot strangers with a persistent im
1 effort they can stay above them at m!
9 home till they may be in the end
' forget a part of them, at least in ^
t finding how much better they are .ft
r liked by thoBe around them. If you tic
I would pass successfully through life, Se
I wear n bright face and a pleasing ^
i manner ewn though they may some- an
) times mash a heavy heart. th,
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I It is painful to read the particulars t|?
i of the numerous- divorce suits that I
t fill the u iluinns of the dailv papers. l>ri
! Many of theBe sad events are from we
good homes and the interested par- ^
ties atand high in social life, and not "g
a few ifTchuroh lif . This separa- otl
tion between husband and wife is his
one of the sad scenes in human exis- an
i tence. Many times either would 9
. preft-v death to this unhappy part- *
i ing. For years they have lived to- *
t gether and their lives have been
t blendml into one. They have learnt
ed by bitter experience, as the years 1
, have gone by that tltey are not A.
i suited to one another and finally, o'
i in n moment of discord or passion,
1 the silken oord haft broken and they 2.'
i sepsrste forever. Let us hope that a
9 .n the world to.ooits*, *k?u they can ,
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''y > ' * -.
' ; >: ', ivt",
ipfi
advertised buggie
) lor the past nim
e have decided to
ad get one. /
or /
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"S.. . .
II see things plainer than thev do
i this life, they may be uuited
Sain, but there is a probability
)at unhappy marriages, resulting
ora ununited positions, will not relit.
in union or happiness in this d
orld Or the one to come. "What j,
od has joined together let no rhaa a
ut asunder?" t;
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THIS 18 CERTAIN e
T
he Proor That Loulsburg *
Readers Cannot Deny
v? nat could furnish stronger evi- ^
ence of the efficiency of any remedy t
ian the test of time. Thousands of ^
aople testify that Doan's Kidney
ills cure permanently. ?
Grateful endorsements should ti
rove undoubtedly the merits of this 5
* . d
imedy. Years ago people right in v
lis locality testified to the relief they J
?d derived from the use of Bonn's u
'idney Pills. Thev now confirm *
leir testimonials. 'I'hejo say that
me baeicomnleled the heat.
Mrs. Carles llriduprs, "227 E.
'avis St, lealeigh, J^.Tc., says: . "1 ?
in strongl\ re/on/nend Doan's i
ddney Pills, tar/thef.' have done me |
world of goodL J used them three e
sars ago and A^^iall never forget J
ow greatly V wa benefited. The p
ackachee and Antics through my '
idney a were r/moiVd and the trou- p
le with tM kin nev \seeretioos was jj
so corrected! I haw had no ocoas- r
n to usel/a Aidney iradicine since 1
lat time. ( in January\908, a mem- I
ar of nay /amily publicV endorsed ^
oan's Kmney Pills and at this time
do notiieMtate one momeWt in eon
ming lhat statement." \
For A?le by all dealers. I'sice 50
iHTB^^'oster-Milburn?Co., Vow -l
org, sole agents for the United
tales. " \
Remember the name?Doan's? "
id take uo other.
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"Don't Stop at Anything:." 11
The committee of the Illinois Senate
getting hold of some startling testimy
in the Lorimer investigation, tc
On witness, W.H. Cook; a Duluth
mberman, testified that Hines, a Lor- ^
ier striker, "took the telephone out of
/ hand and he spoke in the 'phone: w
ello is this you, govecor? Well, I
3t left President Taft and Senator w
drich last night in Washington. n,
ley told me that under no considera>n
shaif Hopkins be returned to the ?
nate. I will be down on the next lin
prepared to furnish all the money
?t Is required. Now, don't stop at
ything." This would indicate that *
e Lumber Trust, if not the Beef
ust, was furnishing "all the money
at is required" to elect Lorimer.
3ut we are averse to believe that **
n
esident was opposed toHopkins,though 1 y(
: can quite readily believe that Sen. j OJ
>r Aldrich was and that he favored |
rimer. The result shows that tht w
overnor", whoever he was, and the w
ier Lorimer supporters carried out ^
\ instructions and "didn't stop at c3
ything." 91
tfUGHESTERS PULLS I
DIAMONo\^5fl^i BRAND m
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LADr88 I "KL-aN.
> J" CHT-cltes TER'S A 1 7<
AMOND URAfjJ PILLS in\ri. and/A j
>ld metallic boles, teaicd wfth Blue?? ,
bbcra. Takb nd ctBEH. Hut dkroar V/ ill
ngnU* ui Mk/ tbr mixIUh.i\Bn V t1
AMOND BRAND PII.I.A, for tT\nty-flvr 9
its reamrdefl 01 Best, Safest, Always Reliable. al
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ?
KB. EVERYWHERE 3&S I
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HOE
i^raRonB and ho]
days, but st
tryVnd give the]
PROTECT.
th?; health of yourself * i
and family.
Pope's Herb is prepared]to provide a
epeudable household repiedy, based
pon the principle of yu/tjr of blood
lsuring freedom from disease. It is
medicine for maladies fact- as, Rheulatism.
Liver Complaints, Constipalon,
Fever and Ague,/ Female Disorers,
Indigestion, LAmbagn, Kidney
erangements, Catarfh, Sick and Nerous
Headaches, low/of Apetite and all j
ilments arising frotn inactivity of the
.iver and Kidneys/
It is a purelv Herbs, Barks and Roots
lonpound It ismut up in chocolate
oileti tablets ^leasing and easy to
ske, (or cap bemisselved in water.)
Mr*. J. (A Mead* of Hayattsville,
id. soys: \ /
"For year A# I have suffered with
iackache. Headaches, Neuralgia. and
lervousness And extreriie fatigue, I
ried many fetaedies without relief
'our months a grateful frieild inured
rao to frrit\ to Pope Medicine Co.
trasbingion(?). (V for a box of Pope's
[erb Compound Tablets, the very nret
ose of two tablets Vave me relief. " I
sed not quile a SI.(A b-x and I am enirely
cured|of the pain in my back and
iave no moie headacre."
Dr. J, W. Hennesev, a prominent
*hysieian dnd Sttrgcorvjpf Albany, N.
f. in part] says: \
"As a Blood Purifier, Liver, Kidney
in'd System regulator I prescribe Pope
ledicine do's of Washington, I). C.
I erb ConAound as I havevone for the
>ast 20 years, and I have found jt to
te a great remedy, whicliV seldom if
yer fai'sl There are thousands of leters
frony users of.Pope's H?*bs, that
iaye beefi benefitted and curVd by its
>roper ise. Pope's Herb CVmpound
'ablets are put up 200 in a bo\, "six
nonth'?treatment," and will lib sent
?Oat-paJd on receipt of $1.00. Ea\h box
on tains a printed guarantee binding
a to r fund the purchase price the
emedj fails to benefit, also full drtccions.
\
Gua anteedby the Pope Medicine C&L
nc., u tder the Pure Food and Drug\
lew , une SO, 1906 No. 34956.
FOR TERMSTO AGENTS IN
UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY,
ADDRESS
3OPE MEDICNE
~C6., INC
Popr lluiiding. Washington, D. C.
Some tidies it is bstftr to have
>vsd and lost than to have been
le other fellow. \ I
A woman doesn't blind lier huaahd's
having a good time according
i her idett, of it.
vr l ' i - t
j.vo mutter now nomuiy a man is
e can alwavs find some woman
illing to rdarrv him.
Did yoii. ever bear of it woman
ho earned her pin money by rivn?
ing a boding alleo?
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FOR BALD HEADS.
. Treatment That Costs Nothing if It
s F?"*- J
We waijt you to try three large botes
of Rexall "93" Hair/Tonic on our
prsonab guarantee thaythe trial will
ot cost nrpu a penny if ft does not give
ou absoiuVe satisfaction. That's proof
P our JfchitlK in this /remedy, and lt~
lould Indinp^ably Acmonstra^e that
e knoAv wh^tWe Are talk^fg about
ben wo say ,tM^RexaJr**ft3" Hair
onic will grow lUir on, bald heads, "
tcept )where i bwlW has been of 81
icb ldpg rinrltfen^Mt tbe roots of i tl
le haft are enttfefy deSd, the follicles d'
osed/and gr<fwjg over. Bed tho scalp li
glazed. \u \
Reiriembor. we are basingnour stateenta;
upon what has alrcuMy been
icomplishod/ by the use ofyRexall
>3" ITair "l^nic, and we haw tho
glit to assinne that what it has^done
>r thousands of others It will dnfor
>u. In iJxy event you cannot mse I
tything vy giving it a trial on our H
foral gu/rnntee. Two sizes, 50c. and I
.00. Remember, you cam obtain Rex1
Remedies In this community only
our store ? The Rexall Store.
;fhc Scuggin Drag C9.
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Anything You WslwL For Breakfast
dinner /or Supper
brantj/ey hicks
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increased/Yields
\ Means Increased
/Profits
- \i . : : Top
Dressing
Oats, Corn, Cotton, Tn ck and Gdberal Crops "*? ?
USE \
cereJali+e
Top E ressing \
earing our trade mark "Cerealite" at less coat per ton than ' '"oda,'' using Vie
ime number of pounds per acre, givei equally as good, if not better, resuk
ran soda. Cerealite is packed in 200 ound bags. In good mechanical eonditasm.
lesn't stiffen the land, and noes not e aporate. The cropjgetsdt all. For Corn- \
te and full information regarding it, smply to \ .
klcKinne Brothers Company
Louisbur^ N. 0. ^
r Home Fcrtiliier and Chsmtcal Company,\ Sole Owners and XanufsetnMn