: THE HOME CIF
Pleasant Evening Reus
_ Gated to Tired Mot
. " the Home Circle
RUDE THOUGHTS FROM
If yuu intend to treat yourself
any better than your wife, don't
take one. *
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If vou have at) idea that you are
too good for a picked up dinner, re
main a bachelor.
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A trade itt a stood thing to have;
it's better than gold?brings a larger
premium. But to make a premium,
the trade must be perfect?no silver
plated affair. Determine in your. _
. , iniiul to be a good workman, or let
the job out. Learning a trade is
diff t-rent from eating mush ami uii?k I
? median cal education does - not V
slip down without chowing. Xevei
alight your work, never. Every job
you do is a sign. Poor si^ns are
against success.
The matron who appears be/ore
the members of the family in a
shabby, soiled wrapper and makes
the excuse, if indeed she takes the
trouble to make one at all, that "it is
so much more comfortable," has little
idea of the possible consequences
f each a courte. t'ould she but
realize that her dress is an evil ex
ample to her daughters, and productive
o( consequences that will
reach far beyond her own spin of
life; that her husbuand and sons canMot
fail to draw comparisons be
tween her dress and that of tinladies
they meet in other homes, and
that these comparisons cannot fait
to decrease their respect for her, she
-aright be induced to giTe more at
tention to her personal appearance.
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-Motheij sometimes say when a
ebild shows a vile temper and 1
shrieks a go<m! deal, that it would i
endanger htsdi^e to punish him; per- i
haps so, but you still more endanger ]
hiB future if you dori't punish him. I
: klany a gallows tragedVdtad its be- i
ginning on the mother's lap. We i
w ah we oould write it in impeiiab- I
able, glowing letters on the walls or -4
every home?obedience, obedience, I
bedience! Obedience to law?to
honsehold law; to parental authority
unquestioning, instant, exact obedienoe.
Obedience in the family, j
bedience in the school! Wherever
from the beginning, from the first ^
glimmering intelligence in the child,
there is expression of law, let there
be taught respect for it and obedience
to it. It is the royal road to
virtue, to good sitizenship, it is the
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SVe know that music is pleasant, j
and home is not homo where (here <
are no sooee or sweet harmonies;but
a knowledge of the piano will not
help a woman diaoharge her wifely
duties, and a smattering of French
r an'ability to waltz gracefully, will
do but little towards preparing a
palatable dinner for a husband when
he comes home hungrj.
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Society i.t the present day descends
that girls shall be what they
' sail accomplished; and to fulfill this
demand the mothers of Christendom
teach their daughters that a know_
ledge of all that belong to life's du.
ties at H home is not one of the requirements,
that manual labor must
be consonant with drawing room
ultivation. And so tbeir lily hands
slip idly ewer the piano keys; they
waltz in the most approved style;
simper a little French or German
quota poetry?sod society says they
are accomplished. Doubtless they I
are, and by-and-by, as all modern
' fashionables do, they win a husband.
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Let as say to you, yoang man,
that plnefc wins more battles than
luck. Wishing is the easiest way in |
the world to a*t a poor llring. Looking
tor the fsrtaoate star tfc Has ia
hka standing on the ossan'a strand
waiting and watching for wealtbf
laden stripe to com. over theses
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ICLE COLUMN.
ries ?A GolUmn Decli.hsps
as They Join
at Evening Tide
r THE EDITORIAL PEN
brings a small income, and the taxes
on it are pnoroious.
Never in the history of any country,
id any age, has there been aueh
a inight\ work before the voutb of
our land as theie is today; and we
might say never wore vovug men as
ignorant of it and untitled for heir
work. Each one wants the other to'
row the boat while lie catches the
fish. '
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Profanity never did any man the
least good. No rnati is the richer,
the happier, or w iser for it. It coin
mends no one to any soc'sty. It is
disgusting to the refined; abominable
to the good; insulting to those with
whom we associate; degrading to
the tuind; unprofitable, needless and
injurious id society. Young man,
doti't be profane.
When a man has established a
home has a wite and childreu, the
most important duties of bis life have
fairlv begun. The eirors of his
youth may be obliterated, the ^faults
of his early days may be overlooked
but from the moment of bis marriage
he commences to write an ineffable
bistort; not by pen ami ink, bat by
deeds, by which he must ever afterwards
be reported and judged.
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Setting a young man afloat with
money left him by his relatives, is
like tving a bladder under the armof
one who cannot swim; ten chan
ces to one he will lose the bladder
and go to the bottom. Teach him
to swiru and he will not need the
bl. dder. Give your child a good
education. See to it that his morals
are pure, his mind cultivated, i nd
his whole nature made subservient
to the laws which govern man, and
you will have given what will be of
more value than the wealth of the
Indies. You have given him a start
which no misfortune can deprive
uiiK^of.
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Don't forget moiher when picnics
ind good times are in order.' Don't
et her do all the woUt And boys
reat her to some fresh air .every day
behind that newly-brokej coltStarta
Luch TroubleIf
all people knew th*t neglect of con
upauuu wouiu result xnBeyere makes- |
L'ons, yellow jaundice or virulent Ever
trouble they would soon take Dr. King's
New Lite nils, and oa it- It's the I
inly safe way. Best jfor biliousness: I
headache, dysdepeia, chills and debility.
25c a t Ay cock Drug Co.
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~ AVOID HARSH DRUQS.
Many Cathartics Tend to Cause Injury
to the Bowsls.
If you are subject to constipation,
you should fvdd strong druga and
cathartics They only give temporary
relief and their reaction la harmfal and
sometimes more annoying than constipation.
They In %o way effect a cure
and their tendeoc^\ls to weaken the
already weak organi with which they
come In contact 1
We honestly believe that we have
the best constipation treatment svar
devised. Our faith lb It Is eo strong
that we sell It on the] positive guarantee
that It shall not ?Mt the user a
cent 1/ It does not git ytatlre satlsfac
tlon and completely 1 smedy constipation.
This prepureha Is called Bezall
Orderlies. There are | rompt soothing,
and most effective In i ction They are
made of a/recent ch? mlcal discovery.
Their p^tficlpnl Ingredient la odorlsss.
tasteless, and colortean Combined with
ether Well-known ingredients, long es
tahlimhsd for their usefulness la the
treatment of constipation, it forme t
tablet whloh la eaten Just like candy
They may be taken at any time, atther
day or night, without (tar of their
causing any inconvenience whatever
They do net gripe, purge, nor cause
nausea. They set without cauMag any
pain or exoaaslTe loos ansae of the
bowels. They are Ideal for children,
weak, delicate persons, and aged people,"
re well ae tor the most hearty
peraon
They Mm In time else pssksgai.
; IS tablets. 10 cents; Si tablets
SB cents; 80 tablets. 00 cant*. He
member, you can obtain tkscp only
at oar store!" -r The' Retail Store
-The Scoggin Dreg Go.
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THOUGHT HER
DEATH NEAR
What a Lady in Valley Fork Discovered
in leg rd to Cardui.
Valley Fork, w. Va.?"I was bo
weak," writes Mrs. ' 1. A. Thomas, of
Valley r^rk, "that I could hardly get
j around In the house I used Cardui.
j. and now I feel bette: , and my friends
1 say I look better, tl an I have for a
| long time. \
I thought I woWt die, but Cardui
brought me arounaV, 11 right. Cardui
saved my life, and I lo not want to be
without It" \
| The strength-giving prdyerties of this
| purely vegetable, t< lie remedy, for
: women, are not the i ssult ol powerful
j druggery, but of gen le, natural building
action, on the w imanly organs.
A3 a general tonic or women, tVim'
prove the appetite < ad build up tte
< system, Cardui is in k class by Itself.
|' ' As a quick relief from all forms of
womanly trouble, not medicine Is so
| good as Cardui, the woman's tonic.
! Try it today. Sold sc all drug stores.
! N. B.? TfriVfl !o: Ladles' ASvisoryDept..Ch?tianooga
Medicine <_o.,CtuManocn>. Tenn.. tor tjp4cuil
I Instructing, and boclc. "Home Treaiw??i
| lor Women." Ktt in pUm - -, ,v . on request. '
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DON'T SUFFER WITH
Neuralgia
when a 25 cent bottle of Noah'*
Liniment is guaranteed to dri^e
this terror aWafi?or money refunded.
Atwie first twinge,
applied as ^ greeted* Noah's
and effectual fceukf. / It quiets
the nerves ana sisfyii the congestion,
penefileyh requires
very lime ruhbin^
Noah's Uniment^fco Wt remedy tor
Rheumatism, PriltMn. Ihne Back, Stiff
Joints and Uvafef Bort\niro^t, Colds, 1
Strains, Sprains, tuts, ^^SSSKk
Bruises, Colic, tramps,
Neuralgia, T^tfache,
and all Nerve, aoio and ]
Muscle Aches asdjpaixis. |MRalll
The genuine hsp aoah's llOffirMfl
Ark on every) package
and looks like ft hit cut, H
but has REDf band on I^IVjlalH^^L
front of paciage and ^Hj
Noah'. UaiA??at" aU VJV9D H
ways in BED ink. Be- BUJUMfUM I
ware of Anttatlons.
Large bottle,)? cents, Sgfig
and sold by aU dealers In -? H
medicine. Guaranteed 555S5f
or money refunded by *s?g
Noah RemedV Co., Inc., ? CSJ?
Richmond, Vj. jjjttB
For Very Best
Fancv
Groceries
And Ve^tables
Come and see W or
Phone 47. I no w We
a full supply of N,
; ..ice.
Place your orders early.
J. W. King
FOR SALE CHEAP
150 p^ir men. tirtevy shoes No. 10,
100 pairs of mens heavy shoes No.
11, 40 pairs mens) heavy shoes No.
1 '2 and 13, - 400 pairs nice- Sunday
shoes No. 10 apili 11, 800 pairs women
shies Ho. SJo 4, 175 pairs woman
shoos No. 7 8by8 /he atiove
mu?t be sold at a Ru -200 wool
nnderahiria for mefe, lutVnf medium
weight aoderweer fcr theSapusn if
yon wear a No. 8 ir 4 andN^o. 8
woman shoe ju'.i aef1 J. P. WJnkVm
before yon bov. Also about 100
soits clothes, all No 85 and 86, ons
lotiiMjiee skirts. Id fact ^v.rytbing
way dbwn under cost.
J. P. Winston
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\t A Father'* Vengeance
would have fallen op any on* who attacked
the eon of Peter Boody, of South
I Rook* ood, Mich., but he was powerless
before attacks of Kidney trouble* "Doctors
could not help him," he wrote, *go
at last we gave him Electric Bitten
and he improved wonderfully from taking
six bottles. It's the best#.Kidney
medicine I ever taw. Backache, Tired
feeling. Nervousness, Loss of Appetite,
warn ox "Kidney trouble that may end
in dropsy, diaoetee or Bright'a disease.
Beware: Take Electric Bitters and be
safe. Every bottle guaranteed. hOc at
Aycock Drug Co.
KOflT i'J ttJRfc RHEUMATISM
It .la As internal Disease And Relinlrca
An Internal Remedy.
'The cause of rheumatism and kindred
diseases is an excess of. .uric Acid In the
blood. To cure this terrible^disease this,
ucid must be expelled and the system so j
' regulated no moreVacld will be
j formed In excessive quantities. Rheum*.
[ ttsm Is an internal disease and requires
| an Internal rnnedy. RUBBING with
1 Oils and Ldnlmwits WBLL NOT CURB,
j affords only tetm>oraay relief at best, I
I causes you to duay Ithe proper treat:
mcnt, and al!ows\hA malady to get a I
firmer hold on youArftnlments may case I
. the pain, but theyVwrill no move cure
Rheumatism than plhnt will change the
fiber'of rotten wood A
S^ence has at last discovered a perfeet
and complete (we, which Is called
Rheumhc'.de. Tostedcs hundreds of case?;
It has enacted the molt marvelous cures;
we believe St will cura you. Rheumacide
gets at the Joints froth the Inside. sw!?cpa
the poisons out. of the, system, tones up
thp stomach, regulates the liver and
kidneys and makes you well all over.
Hheumacide strikes the root of the disease
and removes,lts cause. This splendid
repiedy is sold by druggists arid
dealers* generally at 50c. and SI a bottle
In Tablet form at 23c. and 50c. a package.
"Writ-* to Bobbltt Chemical Co., Baltimore.
Md.. liooklc 1 free. Tablets sent
by mail.
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New Line
OF
siynsRt
Dress Gopds^
AT
The
Racket
Store
New Line of Sifl?s\
New Line of Suits \ /
New Line of Coats \
Rugs and Druggets ,
New Line of Sweater^
novelties in Neckwear _
Latest StyleJ in Millinery
Table Linen land Napkins
16j Button jshoes for S3.
re wilibetelad to see ydu
when in town.
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Yourfe very truly, ^ 1
MRS/A. M. HALL
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NOTICE TO
TAX PAYERS
As the taxes [for 1911 will
be due October ft st^ 1911 and
they having be? > placed in my
hands for collec lhn thip is to
notify you to c 41 \t my office
in Louisburg an 1 settle same
at once. As am Viren a
shorter time i i> collect same
than has been ;iven heretofore
. it will be neeei lary for yoil to
attend to it 11 once to save
both of us tro ble.
W M Boom,
Sheriff.
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Everybody is Plea?
ed That Goes
to The
tHE BIG
LITTLE
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bargains that
fail to give me a call
Fail to Mad this advertisement
an<J we both los#?_you
a bargain, I a sale. : : :
Specially Priced
For [this Week
Ladies sillq lined best caracul foi
tutata $15 \ialufe at $10.98. Ladiet
Mercefrired' bat caracul far coata
$12.50, val^tfe-47-9^- 18 more ladiei
and junior suits! Stwkana silk lined,
they come lin '^black, bbje, green
(several shades^ and the different
ahadee of gray, there is not a suit
in the lot wdrth less than $12.50,
choice $7.98. ^ Just received fashions
latest fad 2 in 1 reversible
coats, they are',$10 value while my
small expense (if doing business enable
me to offeJ| them ($1.50 saved
to yon) at $8150* I have ladies and
children wool coats at from $2 up,
everyone a bargain, Just opened
up a new lot of awea'ters, can fit all
ages. Large misses, all wool sweat
Another <>rder out
for Wan er pros.
Rust Pr >of \ nbnbreakable
Corsets.
Ousranteed Dot to break, np or teal
and absolutely roi t proof.! If yot
ara Dot now wearit g a Wantr, trj
one, ihat'a all. \
Shoes! Shoes!
Jnst a word i ftout Shoes!
lit. I ara eel ng more Shoes
than any store in bouisbnrg, 1 can
afford to and am satisfied with i
small profit. N isrly all of \my
shoes were made : >r me and I kAow
them to be solid, and iron get ibel
what I till you re getting theseI
fore you r<in no i sk wben yon buy
from are, and I at re you from 10 fit
150 oents on ererj pair. I have jagl
' what yon want f< r trarr member of
I the family. Let is show yos. i
R. Z.
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Fountain
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The Best Candy
Evdr >
1 Manufactured.
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The Best School
Stationery
The MostComplete ?
j Line of
Toilet Articles \
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1 A Full Stock of
Flowering Bulbs.
The Freshest Stock
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DRUGS
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