JOH1T "W. SLEDGE, proi'RIKTOR.
VOL. XXIY.
.A. HETVSPAPEE FOB THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I t, 1893.
TErlLS:-1-50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
m 37.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Broken 'Down Man
Restored to
Perfect Health
Ily the use ot
AVER'S
LBlOOoJ VSLEJ
clear! Ft (long
SKIN! V LIFE$
MENTALf in I STRONG!!
'TIS USELESS TO REGRET.
THE CULTURE OF PEACANS. RAM'S HORN BLASTS.
Sarsaparilla
AVCO'C
Sarsaparilla
" Km eight yours, I wiih, most of
Hie tiiui', a great sulTcrer fiiun con
Klii;itiin, kidney trinilli anil inill-
sliuii, kii that my cmiMitutiim
.si'ciik il to lie ninl('lcly broken
iliiwu. 1 was induced tn try
AYF.li'N Sarsai:M'ilhi, anil took
nearly Ki'von lioltlrs, with such ex
(cilciit results that my stomarh,
luiwi'ls, and kidneys are in perfect
eouililion and, in all their functions,
as regular as eloek-woik. At the
time I began taking AVKII'S s.irsaii.irilla, my weight was only 120
pounds, 1 now can tmig i.f :9 r.'i.uuls, an.! was never in so good health.
If you eoulil see mo liel'ore and after using, yen would want me Corn
traveling advertisement. I swear by AYF.U'ri and lielievn this prep,
aration to be the best in the imtrkut to-day." S. P. Smii 11, 312 J'oplar at.,
Towandli, Pa.
"J ounnot fovliear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from
the use of AYKK'S Siwsupiuilla. 1 was iiflliited with kidney troubles
for aboat six miintha., i!Tevin greatly with pains in the small of my
back. In addition to this my u'udy was coyi'vcd. villi a pimply eruption,
TliO remedies prescribed for nie by tint iloitui'a did (no l g('il. I tlit'M
lKim to take AYKK'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it,
I felt like a different man the pains eeaseil anil the pimples have dis
appeared. 1 advise every young man and w oman, in any ease of sickness
resulting from impure Hood, in matter how long standing the ease may
be, to, take'AYKK'S Sarsaparilla." H. Louis Jaumann, Janitor, 35
William st., New York City.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prap&raii by j)r. . C. fartt $ Co., Lowdl, Mass.
Has cired others, will cure you
We've done the best we could, my dear,
Tlwre'a nothing to regret;
Wu're taught the children many truths,
On which our hearts were set;
And if aujuiiiatour old time wayB
They foolishly protest,
We nued never regret, my dear,
That wo have dono our best.
There's many a plan that's come to naught ;
There's many a light gone nut;
And disappointment, griefs aud cans
Ilavi hedged us round about;
Aud many a sad mistake we've made
Throughout our lives, and yet
We've dono the very best we could;
'Tis useless to regret.
'or out of evil good has come,
Aud out of darkness light,
And all wrong doing in this world
Home day will be sot right,
And though we have not reached the
height
Attained by others, yet
We've done the best we could, my dear,
'Tis uselesi to legret.
We've tried to live like honest folks,
To do our duty well,
Gainst evil things to take our stand!
In goodness to excel ;
So judge yourself not harshly, dear,
Nor at misfortunes fret,
We've dose the best we could, and so
Tis useless to et
AN INDUSTRY WHICH BRINGS FORTUNE
TO THOSE KNUADED IN IT.
Mr. Herbert l'ost.ofFt. Worth, Texas,
writes as follows to the Charloltc Obser
ver:
While the growing of oranges, lemons,
prunes, figs, etc., pays largo profits, yet
they do not equal the profit to be hud in
the growing of the Texas thin shell pecan.
wlii.h grows Well wherever the black
wain ut or the hickory grows.
Many lliiugs the pecan has in its favor
w li icb arc not found in the most of the
tuit and nuts of other trees In the first
place, the cost of planting is very small
in comparison with other trcoB. The larg devil cannot break
est Texas thin shell nuts will cost bul Troubles open doors in our hearts
three dollars per acre for planting, while Christ to come in.
OBSERVATIONS OF LIFE.
EPIQRA.MH TAKEN )'HOM OSOAB WILDE S
NEW PI.AV, "A WOMAN OF NO 1MP0B
TANOE."
"Women are sphinxes without secrets.'
"Nothing survives being thought of."
"American dry goods American nev-
Qp?OW3"Wf"A NT" Cipe" oT '
NACJJS TRWIB, -STATION ERYfc
VIOLET WATER, Just Rooeivcd 150 Linen writing
woopWORTn's Florida WA- Tablets, which I'll sell
teb, at small
AND
8ACHET POWDER. PKOF1T.
ACCURACY
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Bug brand Prepared
Paints.
Pure H'hite Lead &
Linseed oil.
I'll sell paints it I
very small margin.
A Large
Stock of
LANDRKni'S
OA It I) K.N I
SEUD. I
THE PLACE TO GET
EDRUQS ? JEDICIfJES -
AT THE
LOWEST PEIOES,
DR. A. R. ZOLLICOFFER'S,
WEST BIDE WASHINGTON AVE. OPPOSITE R. B. BUED.
WE L DON. N. C.
WOCk KEPT COMPLETE BY FREQUENT ARRIVALS.
tarMsaottFTkoft departmixt filled with the best selected matekial-w
PEEaCETPTIOliia compounded at all hours with great care.
rCBFUMERT. STATIONERY, FANCT SOAPS, BRUSHES,
"A well tied necktie is the first step in
life."
"Men know life too early and women
too late."
"A bad man is a man who admires in
nocence."
"A girl who will tell her age will tell
anything."
"There are two kinds of women plain
and colored."
"A bad woman is a woman of whom
men never tire."
"If I weren't in debt should have
nothing to think about."
'.'.My husband is a kind of promissory
note; I am tired of meeting him."
"Men marry because the; are tired
women, because they are curious."
"To get into society it is necessary to
feed people, or Bhock people."
"The happiness of a married man de
pends on the woman be has not mar
r'.ed."
"Women havo a better lime than men
there are fur mote things forbidloo
them."
"The Book of Life begins with a man
aod a woman in a garden and ends with
Revelations."
"If I lived in the country I would be
onio so unsophisticated that nobody
would notice me."
"All the untried men nowadays live
like bachelors aod all the bachelors live
like married roen."
When I was young I had everything
wanted, now I have everything that
other people want."
If I have no temptation in the course
of a week it makes me rjuita nervous re
garding the future."
Nothing spoils a romance so much as
the sense of humor io the woman or a
lack of it in the man."
"All tueu tire mirried woman's prop
arty; in fact, that is the true meaning of
married women's property."
MAltltlAUU RULES.
kiss not a
WARNINd NOTES CAM.INd THE WICK il)
TO REPENTANCE.
To hate is the same thing as to kill.
Evil thought is the mother of an evil
net.
A step in the dark may bo a step to
ward death.
It is better to have the devil's war
than his peace.
No man can have a great (iod who lias
a little llible.
Many people who do not believe iu a
hell live in one.
The peace of Guil is something the
lor
TRAVELING IN TENNESSEE.
THE Jl llllE WAS (ItiARIlEI) rAHEH'I.I.Y
TIIRIiCtlll THE MOUNTAINS.
hardly any other orchard trees can be
planted for five or ten times as much. The
O-ire a pecan grove requires is very little
up to their bearing, and thcu ouly the
03st of marketing the product. Unlike
most fruits, the pecan nuts can be kept for
months, and sold when desired or whin
the market is most favorable.
When you try to be good try to be
good for something
Every year a good man lives his Bible
becomes bigger.
The man who docs not believo in
Qod lives that way.
People who really love (iod will find
Commencing (by using dynamito in "-' "y su ''
breaking up the ground) bearing at six People who borrow trouble never have
years of age, the trees continue bearing to go I'nrto find it.
their lifetime, which reaches hundreds of
years. It is a rare thing among the finest
trees of Texas to find a dead pecan.
Planting 35 feet apart enables the grow
er to plant any crop, which is not higher
than the trees, on the same land, as they
should have all the sun and air they can
get. The cultivation increases the growth
and production of the pecan, which will
An aruiy fur tiod is strong enough that
has no cowards io it.
Many a man is right io his heart who
is wrong in his head.
If happioess in this life is your object
don't try hard to get rich.
lion we all admire the wisdom of those
who come to us for advice.
The man who does wrong suffers, but
make ripid strides in growth over the
wild trees. Planting equi distant trots tliose who love him suffer more.
of the same age aod height the chances of God find it liar J to bless a man who
larger yields are increased, with also a lar-1 looks at everything through money,
ger grade ot nuts. ,5ud ;3 80 ncar tnat cvery tima a Dcnt;.
1 his industry is in its infancy, but is t(;nt biuDcr lt h t ile ncar8 j,
bound to become one of the leadiug ones
in every section of the country, not being
confined to certain localities like oranges
and lemons and like products, to small
territory.
The Texas thin shell pecan is the favo
rite out everywhere. Growing only on
this continent, we hlva the world for a
Bad men do right only because they
have to; ood mco, because they love to.
The man who is willing to have only
a little religion will never have any.
The justice that a wicked man never
wants is the justice he deserves.
Whenever we try to make others bap-
market. No one need be afraid of an py, we get paid for it in Heaven's money.
oversupply, for the demand will, for years The man who tries to get to Heaven on
to come, be greater than can be supplied, stilts will have many tumbles
Ihe discovery ot dynamite tor prepan .g q0j lla8 never wtniade a man who
the ground for planting pecans is timely. couId pease ai ilis neighbors.
HTI.L ll . .1.-1
u uu smau expense you can lear up me A , h fc . GoJ
B.uu.m 10 me ucpm 01 eigiu .ee, aou w,)y a g00(j maa
lour 10 six ieet wiue, wnicu luruisues a
reservoir for moisture, besides permitting
the roots to grow rapidly. The dynamite
No man has religion enough who does
not rejoice in the Lord always.
can be used with perfect safety by any- 1 hete can be .0 pardon lor me man
1 . 1 1 1 , c . 1 n 1
one, as it explodes below the surfaco, aud wn0 Dm Bls '
the only effect seen is the lifiinz of the I The man whom God fills has no trou
ground slightly, which falls back at mce, ble about keeping the world out.
and thorough pulverization has taken There is now and then a man who
place. afraid the devil is being slandered.
1 he value ot alarm is very mucn in BrCad from Gods table is only fe
creased Which has a good pecan grove ,tltfllS who ure Biinf, t0 fi(,nt ,nd wor,
upon it. As sooo as a tree will bear hlty
The sun st way of getting more from
God is to cnjiiy what you always have.
There is nothing like selfishness for
getting siuuers to believe in Christ.
1 he lean pig is the one that squeal
the most. Let the faultfinder niako
note.
(jod docs not want a dollar I rum any
'It was a good many years ugo," said
the judge, to the New York Tribune in-
rviewer, "I was in Tennessee then,
practicing law. 1 had a case in which 1
nted very badly a mountaineer. I wrote
to linn hut he would not come. Hnally,
he sent word that I might come up and
him. lie specified particularly the day
I was to arrive, andthe exact lime I was
to bepiu the ascent of the mountains On
u afternoon named my horse was tug-
ng bravely up the rough road alongtbe
untain tide, when a boy not over seven
teen years old slouched into the road. A
He was slung over his shoulder in such
way that it could be swung into instant
Ile made 110 attempt to get out of
my way nod I was obliged to pull mj
horse."
"Are you Judge N ?" he drawl
d.
"I'm the man," said.
"All right, I'll go along with you," he
plied.
"Thank you," I answered, "but who
are your
"I'm Bill Johnson's boy."
"Did he send you down to meet
"Yes."
"Why?'
"So you'd get there alive," ho said
senteotiously. You're a stranger."
"Won't you get in?" I asked.
"No," he said dryly, "I'll walk. It's
a Cor for you."
"A mile or two further on another man
ibout twenty one dropped suddenly into
the road. He, too, had a rifle slung over
his shoulder.
Hallo, Jim," he said, "is this the
Judge?"
Yes," said Jim.
All right," Baid the other, and he
swung along on the otlicr side ot my
wagon.
Who is that?" I asked Jim, when I
ot a chauce.
My brother," said Jim "You're a
stranger, you know. He's come to take
care of you."
Soon another young man appeared io
the same mysterious way, and joined my
bodvguard. He was another of Bill
Johnson's boys.
At a later turn in the road an old man
stoop-shouldered, gray haired, wiinklcd
and bent, but keen eyed and alert, step'
ped silently before us. He like the rest
was armed.
"Is this the judge?'' he asked his
boys.
"It was the judge, and he climbed into
my wagon, rrotccted in tins way 1 drove
to his home. My businessfinishcd, I drov
back 111 the same way, my guard melon
away until I filially said good bye to the
youngest boy. hlrangeis in the moon-
shiuo regions of 1 eooessee go that way
or they go in a cufiin.
Let her meet him will) a
frjwn.
Let each realit: the fact that ihey aie
pounds of the Texas thin shell pecans,
the returns from an acre earn a good 10
per cent, on valuation of land at $1,01)11
fir icie. Not only this, but theinrcasid
yield goes on uqtil the trees are 25 or 110
years old. We have trees here eighteen
years old which earn S50 and upward per
tree, at not an extravagant price for the
nuts either. The peoan has no enemies body who is not willing to be pure
worth mentioning, as the leaves and sap heart.
are bitter and acrid aod repel insects which We can always get good out of our
are pests on many trees. We know of no troubles by tulkiug them over with the
trees growing, which, all things eonsid ' Lord.
cd, havo greater value and pay larger net The devil knows too much to waste
profits year after year than the pecan. A I ;,;,,, j-i lrv: to miko a drunkard
grove of 50 to 100 acres of pecans when I out 0f n Ptingy man.
they come ...to bearing earns a good for- T1)e who 8laH9 a K.
tune annually, safer and better earnings I fMmcf 8houj ue W0n f0, bad
than the best bank in the countiy, fori , , . .. ,.l
I roilUH aliU lotion nuumci.
capital invested. 1 . ,
meat that stays white, no matter how
much mud is thrown at it.
Wheu wo prey for the extension of
THE WAY OF THE CROSS
ABVEUTISEM ENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Groc
encs !
The Old Friend
Arvl tl 10 Wt frieiul, thai never
fails you, is 8ii.itin Liver Regu
lator", (tlio lifl .) tliat'a what
you hear id the mention ot tins
excellent Liver nieilicine and
people sliouLl not Le persuaded
that anything else will lo.
It is the King of Liver Medi
cines; is b.-tter than puis, ana
takes the place ot tuinme and
Calomel. It aet.s directly on the
Liver, Kidneys anil Bowels and
gives new life to the whole sys
tem. This in the medicine you
want, bold by all Druggists in
Liquid, or in Powder to bo takeu
dry or made into a tea.
((EVERY PACKACJ Bit
Hftl flit, ' StHniu in rrd on wrapper.
J, 11. ZEIL1X H tO.,l'l.iUdeljliK U. '
I. L !. B.
I now occupy the liiu-k St ic betweeu
H. C. Bl'IKIlSmid C. 1.- Cl.AliK'.S.
I am receiving ami opening a I'oll line of
STAPLE AND FAKCY GROCERIES.
I will lee poi) liund a sflfctd stork of
UrocerieH, Fruits, ConlVctioiuTii-s Cigars.
Tubucco, Hmifl', Woiukn and Willow
Ware, Crockery, films, Tin
Ware, etc , etc.
1 will sell at the
OTTOS'
J Sclentifio American
Agency fora
Iffl-fTviElP BAVKATt,
lilr TRADE MARKS, I
&0Jr OE8IGM PATENTS, I
I iilso return mv aiueere tluinks to my
many friends and acquaintances for their
kind, liberal patronage in the past and
solicit a continuance ur the same, with
guarantee to please.
very iiespecwiiuy,
COPYRIGHTS. atoJ
jror itiTnnnaTion ann rrno hijdoq writ w
M 1 ! N N A. (I)., ftb'l II I to All WAT. NEW YORK.
Oldust bureau for BOcuring patent Id AoMdcc
Brerf patent taken out by us la brought before
tbe pubUo by a uuiico given free of otiarge la tUe
fmntiffc gtttMfmi
Largest ctmiltiion of any sotentlflo paper tn the
world, hplumltdlr HluHtrattjii. Ho Intelllffont
maa should be without it, Weeklr.V3.wO a
j ear 1 ll.Msix mom lis. A MnNN CO,
H'JtUbuxiui, 301 inoaUwti',fi)w York City.
oct 19 Gui.
J. L, JUDKIN8.
Wehlou, N. C.
THE
FANCY ARTICLES, TOBACCO AN CIGABS
feme
-
wr that a henxij welcome always awaita jou at
of th Reeulator. .
jjL ZOLLICOFFER'S. 1 ,d
Let lh husband frciiuent lis liou;e,
I a it the club.
Let him as.U her iu beauliljing the
homo.
Let her DO- narrato Mrs Next Door's
gossip.
Ict hur not worry him with petty
I troubles.
t hitD speak to hii wife not yell at
her.
Let b'ir make home more pleasaU
than tbo olub.
Let her sympathiii) with him in busi
neis cares.
Let bin be s courteous after marriage
M before.
Let the latchkey gather unto itself
rat from disuse.
Let her drees as tastefully for him as
for strangers.
Let him confide Id hie wife; their in
terests are equal.
Let her Dot fret bocaiue Mrs. Neigh
bor hat a rich dress.
Lei her borne mean love and rest not
I tliounlit that the conneof the pilgrim
to Heaven
Was bright as the summer and glad
tin- morn:
Thou showedst nie the path; it was dai
mid uneven.
All ruened with rock and all tangled
with thorn.
I drcami-il of celestial rewardsund renown,
1 grasped at the triumph that blesses
the brave,
I asked tor the palm brunch, the robe and
the crown;
I asked and Thou sliowedst me a cross
and a grave.
.Subdued and instructed, nt lost, to Thy
will
Mv hones and my wishes, ruy all, I rrsigo,
Oil, give me a heart that can wait and be
still;
Nor know of a wislior a pleasure but
thine.
Chas. M. Walsh,
South Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va,
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Lrvrcst cash prices guaranteed. All
work warranted satisfactory.
CH.VULICS M.WALSH,
net 11 ly.
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GOOD GOODS at
LOWEST
PRICES.
lUTCall early and avoid tho nish.Tjut
H. C. Rl'IEUS, Manager.
iLuisr
SATISFACTOKY.
No unri cncrate man has ever been
any butter than Adaui was ou the day he
I was put out of the gird en.
Tid Hits.
Proud Father. Never, child, ncverl Q01r ,in!!duiu we put ourselves uodtr
Ihe idea of the daughter of a rich bauker Obli".iiiona to work for it.
throwing herself aw.y on a poor man,
You luut marry wealth or uauc at all.
1'ieadinK Daughter: But, pa, Alpliono
is not poor.
"Nut pool? Mow can be be otherwise?! Sawing an inch from your yardstick
Break off the cnnugeinent without dolav.' will "brink tho door of Heaven so much
"But he is wealthy very wealthy, that yuur soul cannot enter.
!" ' Christ came to seek aod savo tho lost,
"Howeanahutol proprietor bo wcaltl y w ,r0 not walking in Ills footsteps, un
after auoh a nhmmi a thi? Ml wnrrm t eM ;u w0 ,re lrj,ng t0 be like Him,
bo hasn t got five pounds to bis name.
' But, pa, he is not a hotel proprietor. I Mperiuieii t'a.ei.
nonsense! llo himnell admits it. licre g jj. Cifforc) New Cassol, Wis., was
is his card: Alphonso de Blank, White-1 troubled with ueuralgia and rheunislirm,
cap Hotel."
'I know, but he is not the proprietor."
'What is he, then?"
"Tbo head waiter."
' Oh, that is different! Blew you, my
child!"
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you g mxI, if you have a cough ,
cold, or
BK TlU K TO YOUB WORD.
Learn to be a man of your word. One
of tbe most disheartening of all things is
tubeassucuted in an understanding with a
penon whose promise is not to be depend
ed upjn.and there are plenty of them in this
wide world, and people whose promise is
as slender a tie as a spidei'e web. Let
your given word be as hempen card, a
chain of wrought steel, that will bear the
heaviest sort of strain. It will go lar to
making a man out of you aod a real
man is the noblest work of God; not
lump of umist putty, moulded nnd shaped
bv the ast mtluenc: nietwitn mat was
calculated to make an impresyiun, but
man of forceful, cocrgiajd, self reliant
and relinbli. cbnrm-lor, a J!!iT" (J'jantl
ty that enn bo calculated upon.
ADVKimSKMENTS.
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced iu
flesh and strength. Three bottles of
Klcctric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Ilarrisburg, HI.,
had a running sore on bis leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Klcctric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker Catawba,
.. . li .1 . i ... - sounu anu wcu. ouui
any irouuiu uiniii, uum or , , - , r . - i
lungs. Dr. King'a New Discovery for Y B,u UV.B. . 7, u'
h. , ,, . ' d.iclors said he was incurable. One
ooosumpuon, cougu. nuu oo.ua . guar. - rf oM of
back. Sufforers from la grippe found it
just tbe thing and under its ue had a
speedy and perfect recovery. Try a
sample bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself juat how good a thing it is.
Trial bottle free at Win. Cohen's drug
tore. Large tie SOe and 11.00
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en
tirely. Sold by Wm. Cohen drugist.
For Malaria, I iver Trou
ble,orIrAdigeatiori,use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
BMkirii(.,r I;.it-t ;.-i.'i I '. i:-ia ..n
Hil. mtiv I nl i' il- Il 't. Alitt
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ami Ittillftri
tot in Ibeit '
tr llicr Hr.
.til akw fbraOat
AM nt Italia
kith mm
i ft )o, I
...lllt tVHUuM
to barn, Hm4
raqutrta iuob
time. I rli'tlrt bul
. prrH turn
park tliMrtet
Vmnity. I kaU
rriHly taught anel
'lruvMfiilwith m
iyiiii'ul a laip
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Granil Display at
S TILLERYS.
FALL
DRESS
COODS.
Mux -I'-JO, Auctiatu, Ma
lev V Hiiicrjf.
d MY STOCK OF -0-
FAIiL
(with trimmings to mat.tb.)
In Black and Colors. Fancy weaves aud
Novelties. Full line of CLOTHING.
the latest
And
WINTER
If you can't uti a fit iu tovk we enn
huve them made to orilt r It tikes ouh "
days to miike a suit.
Abielinfof HATS. All
nobbiest Rtylcnt
HOOTS and SHOKS of every description
for ewMrvhodv.
G ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
iu cudletw vuriety. I am alna.vH ulud to
, sliow goods and giianmtco lowest prices.
W. B. TILLERY,
Tlie Relii blo House,
Wcldon, N. C.
JIBsoufffy
Pure
A cream of tartar baking powder,
Highest of all in leavening strength.
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Rot At. Baking Powdkb Co.,
106 Wall St.,N.Y.
Millinery.
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