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PloasanrEuening Reve
catsd to Tired Mo1
the Home GirGle
CRUDE THOUGHTS FEOl
A good washing machine costs
from five'to sight dollars, bat a
washboard oan be bought for twenty
five cents. This kind of economy
gives a good many men a chariot, to
'look for a second wife.
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There is a demand for good boys.
The boy who is honest, earnest and
industrious, will not be long out of a
job. There are lots of prosperous I
business men, merchants -and mechanics,
who are constantly on the
outlook for good boys. Thsy do
not look for tbem on the streets,
however, but in some sort of employment.
They have no use fot an
idle boy. He is too apt to make an
idle man.
The difference between good and
bad brothers, is so vast and so farreaohmg
that It ts no exaggeration
to say that the good mothers of this
generation are building the prisons.
"For out of families nations are made;
and if the father be the head and tae
hands of a family, the mother is the
heart. No office in the world is so
honorable as hers, no priesthood so
holy, no influence so sweet and strong
and lasting.
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There are none of us so poor but
we can train a few roses on the humble
wall and their scent and beauty
will long be remembered, and many
a boy, instead of going to loaf upon
the publio highway will linger at
home among the flowers. Moral
degradation always begins at home.
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1 What beautiful and tender associations
cluster thick around the word
"memory." The thought of it is a
very shield; the name of it has a
spell to call bank the wanderer from
r~" the path of vice, and far away where
the myrtle blooms and the palm trees
wave, i nd the ocean sleeps upon ooral
strands, to the exile's fond fanof.
It clothes the naked rock, or
stormy shore, or barren moor, or
wild height and mountain with
charms he weeps to think of and
longs once more to see.
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Encouragement is something we
naturally look for. A little praise, a
word of hope-or a cheerful smile?
something for the hungry soul to
grasp and the weary mind to rest
upon, as we olimb the toilsome
mountain of life. How many poor
hearts have sunken into despondency,
when a little enoonragement has
reassured them. The soldier looks
for it on the field of battle; it is the
cheering voice of his leader that ur
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ges mm on wiruugu me uau^ci ui i
death and crowns the day with vic;
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Kine clothes and costly jewelry do
not convert a rough into a gentleman
auy more than a stovepipe hat
and a cigar make a man of a monkey.
A few smart, well-learned quotations
from eminent authors will
not convey the impression that you
are conversant with literature. You
? are apt to become scorched in the
flames yo" kindle, for your literary
companions will soon sound your
Bballow depths and your ignorance
will appear more glaring than before.
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Whatever place your ambition
prompts you to select as your field
for future labor, however lofty and
difficult of access the height may be,
fit yourself for it by slow and laborious
process of study and toil. I?e^hgin
at the yery bottom round of the
bladder, lay the foundation firm and
secure; build your struoture of future
greatness upon a thorough
knowledge of your life work in all
its bearings. In faot, be what you
seem, and aeem to be nothing but
what you are.
' Let us not wait for the ehanoea
for doing good to come to us, but to
go out to meet them. ' Too many
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beautiful opportunities escape us
otherwise. /As charity begins at
home, ao should love. We don't
oare much for either the charity r
love that would leave its nearest to
want for duty or affection and go
-out into the world to work. We
find it a delightful plan to make
each one ot our homefolks happy
about aome one thing each day of
our life?plan little surprises for
their delight, do little deeds for them,
brighten a dull hour, or congratulate
them upon some achievement of
their own.
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M?ney is a good thing, especially
in these times, but there is something
much more valuable. It is
character, the consciousness of a
pure and honorable life. This
should be a young man's first aim to
preserve at any cost.
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Sometimes the hasty word has
been spoken, the sharp, snappish
word been carelessly utterred in the
home circle. The true wife's heart
eo often bleeds at the bitter, thoughti
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"cos, uui v;uiiiuu nuiu ui a uuuuauu,
When she is gone to heaven, and be
"weeps o'er her bier" he will remember
it.
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Men and women don't need to
swiDg clubs to threaten borne concord.
The husband, armed with a
sneer, and the Wife who carries waspish
tongue, are just as wellcorapariaoned
for death-dealing battle, as
though they pounded each other
with base-ball bats.
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The woman of today is a different
being from the woman ot fifty years
ago. The shrinking, trembling,
weeping heroines of Thackeray and
Dickens have disappeared. It is better
that it is soi Not only has the
woman of today shaken off those old
times weaknesses, not only has she
assumed a stern independence,
which to some is well nigh disheartening,
but she has made her determination
known to the world, has
waved it defiantly in our faces in the
shape of certain signs and symbols
which have a tendency to add emphasis
to her emancipation.
CURED TO STAY CURED.
How Loulsburg: Citizens Can
Find Complete Freedom
From Kidney Troubles.
If you suffer from backache?
From uriuary disorders?
From any disease of the kidneys,
Be cured to stay cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
cures.
So greatful people testify.
Here's one case at it: J
E. W. Harper,yColleie St., Oxford,
N. C,,Wys:/"My back troubled
me greatly i nd there tyas a constant,
dull pain a< rom my/ kidneyB and
lomu. Wheil passed the kidney
secretions, tl bw painsd me and it was
plain to V? 1 fen tKat my kidneys
were at faults WbJn Doan's Kidney
Pills were recommended to me, I gut
a box and usedXtiiem as directed.
They drove awaylny aches and Dains
and helped me ia >every way. I
willingly give that public account of |
my experience."/ (Statement given I
in February 1901.) \
THE T?T OF TlJtk.
On DecerobeJ 9, 1910, Mr. Harper
said: "1 hawe not bad any need
of a kidney mwiicine since * used
and recommenhed Doan's Hidney
Pills in 1908. Jit gives me pleasure
to again tell of J the merits of ibis
preparation." I . : *
For sale bf all dealers. Prion 50
cents. Fostet-Milbnrn Co., New
York, sole slants for the United
States.
Remember 'tbe name?Doan's?
and take do otiler.
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PROTECT.
THE HEALTHOF YOURSELF
AND FAMILY.
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide a
dependable household remedy, based
upon the principle ol purity of blood
insuring freedom from disease. It is
a medicine for malnlies sue)' as Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, C nstipation.
Fever and Ague, Female Disorders,
Indigestion, Lumbago, Kidney
Derangements, Catarrli, Sick a: d Nervous
Headaches, loss of Apetite and all
ailments arising from inactivity of the
Liver and KidneysIt
is apurelv Herbs, Barks and Roots.
Compound It is put up in ciiocolate
coated tablets pleasing and /easy to
take, (or can be dissolved in water.)
Mrs. J. C. Meade of Haiattsyilie,
Md. says: \ J
"For years V. have suffered with
Backache, Headaahes, Neuralgia, and
Nervousness and Nextreme / fatigue, I
tried many remetnes without relief
Four months ago a grateful friend induced
me to write to RppeftledicineCo.
Washington, D. C., fory box of Pope's
Herb Compound Tabletsjyhe very first
dose of two tablets gaveJime relief. I
used not auite a $1.00 bokVnd I am en-1
tirely cured of the pain in rky back, and
have no more headaches" \
Dr. J. V. HenneseJ, a nrominent
Physician and Surgeon of Alt/any, N.
Y. in part says: I
"As a Blood PurifiJr. Liyer, Sidney
and System regulator I prescribe. Pope
Medicine Co's of Washington, IV C.
Herb Compound as l/have done fort the
East '20 years, and I fiave found in to
e a great remedy,/ which seldom\i'
eyer fails. There are thousands of letters
from users of Pope's Herbs, that
haye been benefitted and cured by it?
proper use. Popejs Herb Compound \
Tablets are put up|200 in a box, "six
month's treatment!" and will be sent
post-paid on receipt of $1.00. Each box
contains a printed guarantee binding
us to rc*fun(! the purchase price if the
remedy fails'to benefit^ 'also full directions.
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Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co.,
Inc., under the Pyre Food and Drugs
Ac*.T June SO, 1906 No. S1,956r
FOR TERMSTO AGENTS IN
UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY
ADDRESS
POPE MEDICNE
CO. INC
Pope Building, Washington, D. C.
Notice, h
Having this day quallied as executor
of W. II. Bowdqn daceased late of
Franklin county, tins /s to notify all
persons holding claimwagainst said estate
to present the same to the undersigned
011 or before JMv 21st, 1912 or
this notice will be pleaakin bar of their
recovery. All persons oVing said estate
will come forward and make immediate
settlement/ Thts\ Ju'y 21st,
1911.
W. G. Bowden Exlr.
Look Out
And
Watch us Grow
NEW GOODS
Will be Arriving in
a Few Days.
We are going to pack our
store with goods as^Soon as
the freight trainp' and the
green bac|t will/f>ring them.
No old gijfodslib select from,
Everyt}?mg New From
the Manufacturers
to us at prices never heard of
before. We are going to have
some exceptional values that
will be worth from 25c to fl,
that is going to be sold 10c.
Wg are going to give away a
real Diamond Ring sometime
this year We will let vou
know about that later. Watch
our ad in each issue of the
paper and you may get it.
Johnson & Price
PROPRIETORS
Big 5 and 10 Cents Store
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For Very Best
Fancy
Groceries
And Vegetables
Come and\ see/ me or
Phone 47. Wow have
a full supply A
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Place you/orders eaW.
J./W. King\
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New
..Goods..
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Just Received At
Racket - Store
Now is Your Chance ,
To Get Th/m
Low
tte
You are Cordially In
vitea to uaii ana
Inspect These
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Great Bargains
While They Last
Very Truly
Mrs. A. M. Hall
Ho]
Furnitur
More New
We ha vent got
$200 yet, but1
that has ever I
glad to show 5
niarma are hftai
stocks at RaJei
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We havjt 1 piai
$350 aild one t
lerfo/$175.
soonfr. We o:
people ask five
J. WPlease
don't forget that we hi
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Your Buggie/ Rubbertired
I am fully preparati to put on Rubber tires
on any buggy in Franklin county at short
notice and reasmrable terms. All work
guaranteed. t ComeVn and see us. : : :
/y our^i truly
H. C^TAYLOR, ymisburg, N. C.
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Drive your cat t<i our Garage and have your
yfcas Tank Filled.
At 13 Cent? Per Gallon
LOUISBURG AUTO AND MACHINE COMPANY ~
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Depository
Of U. S. Postal Savings
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This bank has been\designated a depository for Postal
Savings by the Treasurer of the United States.
Moneys deposited wim the Postmaster are re-deposited
here by the Ooveniment. If this bank is safe
for Uiicle Sam/ft is safe for you.
CITIZENS 6ANK
i Henderson, N. C.
lingsworth's
e & Music House
Pianos, The Good Kind ^
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Biianos for
s for $400 '
ve will be
The new
t. Large
no slighfly used and 1 piano player cost new
iox of music iost $50, that we offer first calThis
price good only Sept. 1st, unless sold
ffer splendid new player pianos fhat some
s, six and seven hundred dollars for $350.
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ave a little furniture left and will have another bed stead later