franklin ""times
aTf. JOHNSON. Editor and
FRIDAY. Get. 18 1911
? J -a The
Live Conscience
The lidkd Man lay beneath the mold.
But still his spirit knew a
The soft etir of each blade of grass
As toward the sun it grew; '
He heard the far-ttung church bells ring,
He heard the joyous sound
Of cliildrenja yoices. as they played.
Above, on April ground?
Anil he felt the little, red-tipped worm
Go nosing round and round.
lie felt tie. winter rata drip down;
flft ached against his bones?
Itnd his was not a plight where one
Might ease oneself with groans.
For he had to lie forever dumb
There in the dreadful tomb
Till all the graves gaped open wide V
At the crashing Trump of Doom.
Till interminable Time had flown
And the universe grew gray ?
Ere the finger of Eternity
Would touch his eyes with day.
He could not move, he could not weep,
Nor might one finger strive
To lift itself-,he could not sleep
For his Conscience kept alive:
His dreadful Conscience kept alive
(Oblivion held no term)
Anil it preyed ugon his spirit worse
Tlran Midnight or the Worm:
Oh, if this be what men call "Death"
I do not wish to die
Till the sun goes out like an unfilled lamp,
And God folds up the sky!
?Harry Kemp
TAR DROPS.
?Next week is^court week.
?Tobacco is being brought in in
larger quantities this week.
? You may take the editors word for
it that a yellow jacket can stink.
?J. M. Allen is making some additions
to hiB residence on North Main
street.
?Mrs. Arch Collier has moved to the
D. C. Strickland residence on Cedar
street.
?Dr. F. S. Packard will be in Louisburg
on October 19th. Read his advertisement
in another column.
?We are glad to state that Mr. M.
V. Lancaster, of near Red Bud, who
suffered a slight stroke of paralysis on
Monday, is improving.
?The weather the past week has
been such as to remind one of the 29th
of last October, 1911, when we had
a Very pretty snow storm.
W ?This thing of saying a good word
about your town is a habit which the
people of this community need to cultivate,
and they need it badly.
?Chairman T. S. Collie and Commissioner
J. II. Uzzell were in town Tuesday
looking after having the boxing
around the court house repaired
?We have added about hfty new
subscribers this week. II you fon t
take the Times you should get in the
majority or vou may feel lonesome.
?Nothing is easier than fault-finding;
no talent, no self-denial, no brains,
no character are required to set up in
the grumbliag business.?Robert West.
?Our subscribers are.'.all invited to
give u's a call next week, whether they
pay us any money or not We want to
shake your hand and have a chat with
you.
?Mr. L. F. Yates brought us a fine
six pound sweet potatoe this week,
which was one of the prettiest speci
mens' we have seen. We extend toJ
him our thanks.
?R. Z. Egerton tells us that he was
too busy re-ordering shoes and coat
suits this 'week to change this advertisement,
but he will tell you all about
them next week.
, ?People subscribing to the Frankils
Times need not feel any uneasiness
if they should not get their paper for
r two weeks at first as it is very often
the case we cannot get them entered
up in a shorter time.
?Miss Mamie Bobbie, of Baltimore,
the expert milliner for the big Racket
arrived the past week and is doing
some pretty work. 8he comes highly
recommended as a milliner of fine taste
and well informed as to the seasons latest
styles. _
?Mr P. W. Gupton, father of R.I.
Gupton, formerly of Franklinton but
now of Clayton, died at his home near.
Red Bud church on Monday afterfierin.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
A large number of friends were
resent to pay their laat sad tribute to
W&a deceased.
>-Are we going to be a race of stoopshouldered
men? One would naturally
think so to look over almost any large
crowd, wslk down any crowded street,
or glance at the average male human
being he meets. The man who walks
with his head erect, hid. - shoulders
thrown back and his chest extended
just as nature intended he ehould, is a
rarity and is remarked about wherever
he goes. The average mah, end mores
the pity, walke as if he were vgty
tired.
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?A. couple wire recently married.
The ceremon/ over, the wife began to
weep eopiously. "Wbat'e the matter?"
aaked the new husband. "1
never told you that I don'I know how
to cook," eobbed the bride. "Den'l
fret," uid he, I'll not have anything
to cook; l'am an editor."
?For the benefit of our aobeeriben
and oontestanta we will aay that n<
credit can be gives to any con tea tan
(or money on subscriptions paid to tlx
office unleaa especially specified wher
payment is nude. Also no credit can
be given for money psid in before tht
contest started.
?When a trial officer shuts bis ^docket
from the public inspection it is prev
ty safe to say-that there is something
wrong with the docket somewhere, It
is hard to beHeve that there is an offlesi
In North Carolina whe will not aasisl
in diminishing crime , by throwing hii
docket wide open to the public. Pub
licity is a great check to lawlessness
?We heard one of our citizens eay i
good word for insurance companies th<
other day and we hasten to giye tlx
companies the benefit of it. He saic
with all their faulta tbey always
gave away good blotters and calendars
This reminds us that if ourbusineas mei
are going to need any blotters or ealen
dart they would do well to see us be
fore ordering.
?Many a-woman goes out shopping
dressed In silk and enveloped in per
fume whose hard-working husband hai
not had a new suit of clothes or a de
cent meal in five years. Tee, and man?
a loafer stands on the street with i
stinking pipe in his face, his tanl
full of "boose" and his mouth full o
profanity, whose hard-working wifi
hasn't had a new dress or a kind won
since she was married. ' ?That
young man who thinks he 11
poor because he has no bank account
little understands the value of God'i
free gift of health and strength, littli
appreciates the fact that the brighten
and best of the country are self-made
and come to the notice of the worlc
from just suoh beginnings. Not b]
idle moaning that they are poor, bu
by going carefully to work, perfectinf
themselves in their chosen pursuits ant
becoming so useful to those about then
that their services are always in de
mand, whether it be on the platform, ii
the shop or in the kitchin, -for all art
honorable alike.
?The man who edits the average
country newspaper cannot well avoit
treading on somebody's toes contin
ually; must expect to be- censured of
ten for unintentional failures; must ex
pect to be called a coward because hi
does not "pitch into" everything tha
somebody thinks is wrong, and a foo
if he speaks out too plainly on publii
evils; he must expect to grind othei
people's axes?and turn the grindston,
himself. Still we think it is one of thi
noblest professions on earth; the one it
which the earnest man can do the mosi
good to his fellow man and in which ar
honorable man can wield much powei
for good.
copes Items.
On last Saturday night the death angel
visited the home of J. S. Conyen
and took therefrom thetr son, John
thirteen years old. He had been in bac
health for some time. He was a brignl
an_ente!ligent little boy, and was at
1 tcntive to hia Sunday school. A larg(
umber of friends assembled at the oh
family burying ground Sunday after
' noon to pay their last respects. He ii
gone but not forgotten.
I Ben Wright, of Kittrell, called t<
see'his sister, Mrs. W. Xr Fuller, Sun
day.
The little infant of R. B. Fergersoi
was hurried at Pope's last Thursday,
. " ' G. H. P.
.Lost.
A black silkj coat between H. J,
Hayes' residence and Csfidier-Crowoll'i
store Werinesdayjsfternoon, Octobe:
4th. Finder willreturn to Cgndler
CYowell's store and receive reward.
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y1 front Koyol Grq
The Wonderful Oxyoline.
The Neel-Armstrong Co., of Akron.
Ohio, has installed one of ifs eelebrmted
ozone generators in the home of Dr. S.
P. Burt, on Church street. The product
' of this machine is a valuable life giv- ,
1 tog "Oxyoline" and will if tried prove
of great benefit to the people of Frank>
tin and adjoining counties
> The device for creating this new eomt
pound consists of an electrical ozooizer, >
the electrodes of which give off a beau- ,
1 tiful violet glow, completely eliminating
1 the spark generated by the earlier typee
1 of ozone machines. The air is driven
by an electric fan through the electric i
discharge, where if is converted into I
ozone, which is passed through crescent .
f -shaped tube# partially filled with .vola |
t tile oils. Here Jhe.all important chemr
leal change takes place and the new j
t peroxide compound thus formed passes i
> through flexible tubes and is inhaled by !
- patients by means of close-fitting face |
masks. '
k In this new peroxide 'fompound none i
, of the oxidizing, antiseptic or blood
, building powers of the ozone are lost;in I
I fact these powers are increased to a 1
, marked degree, whtfh Tact has been |
lully verified in clinical practice and I
, upon germ cultures. The new gas^thus
. formed does not contain ozone m its
. free state. The identity of the ozone
is lost as to its pungency and odor. The
volatile oils nsed are of the pinus group"
' sueh as contain pinene, cymene, eucalyptol
and campnene. which constitute
and exceptionally agreeable and effec'
tive inhalent.
f This "Oxyoline" has proven of great
1 value in the treatment of the following
, diseases. Asthma. Catarrh, Tubered-T
losia. HaT Paver. Inaomnia. I
j Anemia, and especially good for head.
aches of any description. If you are
troubled with any of the above diseases
9 we especially insist that you give this
' new and wonderful invention a trial. It
9 will surely benefit you. {
Yours Very truly,
j Naan-ARaSTRosG Co.
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1 COMFORTING WORDS
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: Many a Louisburg Household
, Will Find Them So.
' ' To have the pains and auhes of a
' bid back removed; to be entirely'
free from annoying, dangeVous uri,
nary disorders is enough to make
i any kidrtey sufferer grateful. To
" tell how tfiis great oh^tige can' be
' brought about wilt prove comforting
words |o hundred/ of Louisburg
t readers. jj
1 Mrs. Gei >rge MuMi, 625 S. Washj
ington St. Rogjyy Mount. N. C,
r says: "I Jc tow /pat Iloan's Kidney
' Pills are aVemduy of inerit;thev have
j been used\b/'us with splendid tet
suits. A myiber of inv family proi
cured Doah/yvidnev Pills when sufr
fering itdla Mane back and pains
across the Ioiks- This person was
greatly benefitted by the use of
this remedy and a rue a then we have
, kept Dean's Pilla\in the bouse.
, .Whenever we take;theto, they bring
1 trnriA rsinlts. In .TnlwiQOfl T .... I.
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licly reqommended BeaoV-IUd ney
Pilis a*1 I am giving this stateI
raent pimply as a corroboration of
. my former one."
i For Hale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foater-Milborn Co., New
> Torlr, sole agents for tbe United
States.
Remember tbe* name?Doan'e?
and take no other.
Lost Nor Strayed
, A white EnglMi setter puppy, fe3
male, about live laionths old, named
r "Jib" was miped ^October 5th. Re.
ward to finder / It B. White,
J FranVlinton N. C.
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I name Guth is more than a guarantee of
T a true candy romance of the perfect 1
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trees of their wealth of nuts/nd tempt
X fields of the Southland; ordme dim lea
of Brazil, of long and storaiy sea voyi
it tells of human skill yunil ingenuit
X combine all this wealta of \forest ai
tion which candy lovers, ephmres e1
supreme. If you have mot tasteH^Guth
you are unacquainted/with the wb*M'
X. quality. We have /just added thieN
a tompieie stock ana invite everybody
at our store. '
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Of the new crop I. have fresh arrivalAof can corn, ytfmu
ny, grits and cream of wheat, maoaronOpnd tarbafl che
Y seeded raisins, cakes, crackers and oOnfecVionavfes, Heii
A . dnote, salt mackerel and herrings, clover, ryttr and torni|
A oils, varnish and hardware in general. Natnre iVe yonr m
of supplying them. / \
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A / fund and undivided pro
tita wbioh stand between
lj^?P^our depoeiiors and any ?
^33^: possibility of a loaa, there ^
H i'Jfc jjf ia our oapital stock of
^^9S!$5~j.$i!5000,00. This is the 2
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sn^?*Lk a8'de by the CP
"tockholdera of this bank "
Wg?f*~& as working oapital, who sgj
33bTWKaa? liable for as muoh Jj?
EOS IB more. Our stockholders H
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Her $200,000 every dollar ejj
Hof which muse be loat J>
before the depositor can f
HHHI^HlooBe a single penny. ^
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Deposit $110,000.00 T
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Terrell W. H. Allen T. D. Tyack
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srling" on silver, X
"Guth" on |
standard quality. Yet the II X
quality. It tells in a word II X
blending of sweet with sweet. II X
idens robbing heavy laden II X
id? fruits, ofthe sunny cane II ^
ify vistas of the nut groves 11 ^
iges, and then, greatest of all 11 X
y, of deft fingers which II X
id field into delicious confec- II ^
irerywhere have acclaimed 11 X
l Chocolates and Bon Bons, II X
s highest standard of candy II ^
above line to our already II X
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.toes and snaps, s 'redded wheat, homiese,
new buckwheat anfT maple ayrup, A
izes picaiing vinegar and other pro
p seeds. All thread cotton rope, paint,
rants and I will appreciate the privilege A
>ats, Seed Ifcye, Orchard Grass.
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