THE ROANOKE NEWS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1897.
HUILDIXG I I' CII.VKACTEK.
We are sent into this world to build
up characters which will be blessed and
useful in tho firt'ut future for which we
arebeinfr, trained. There is a tiiehe
which only we cau fill, a cruwu wliieh
ouly we can wear, iijuhic which only we
can waken, service whi .h only we can
render. God knows what these are, and
he is giviuj; us opportunities to prepare
for them. Life is our selem! house Its
rooms, maybe lure, hut ih.'V are littered
with opportunities of (rnniin (it tor
our "Teat inheritance. K nil lint! needles
are clietn and coiutii ni eooiili, hut on
then) may be wrought ihc lait.-st de
hijSiiM in the richest wools. So the
incident! of daily life m:iv lie eniiiin.'ii
place in the extreme, hot mi th.iu as
the material foundation we may hiii'tl the
unseen, everlaslini: fahlic of a n hie and
beautiful character.
AllOl'T WOMAN,
He that hath a fair wife never wants
trouble. l'rovcrb.
Woman is seldom merciful to the man
who ia timid. Klward Itulw.r l.ytloti.
Women have more of w hat it lermcd
(jood .sense than men. William llaz!ilt.
In love affairs, a young shepherdess is
better partner than an old queen. J.
do Fined.
She who spits in my face whilst I was
shall come to kiss my feet when aw no
more. Michael de llontaine.
The man fl ips about with a bunch of
feathers; the woman jjoea to work softly
with a cloth. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
There will always remain tuiucihiuf:
to be said of woman, as long as there is
one on the earth Stanislas de lionfiers.
A woman should never accept a lover
without the consent of her heart, nor a
husband without the consent of her
judgment. Ninon de l.enclos.
SK.KX IX TIIH SHOPS.
Standing linen collars with a ruffle at
the top.
liright plaid taffeta for lining black
grenadines.
liright straws Iritumed with black and
white.
Sailor hats faced with net or bound
with velvet.
Small and medium checked silk Is Hi I a
for waists.
Many etatuine dress matciials in light
shades.
Fine Valenciennes edging that rivals
the real lace.
Black net pangled jet or gold, f r
eveniug wear.
Short military coats braided in gold
and self color.
Jacket suits of serge or flaunel lor
girla of eight to twelve years.
Fine tan seal belts having a tiny chate
laine bag attached.
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TIOX.
KIU'CA-
Never give your children anything be
cause they cry for it.
Teach them that the only sure and
easy way to appear good, is to be good.
If you tell a child to do anything,
show it how to do it, and see that it is
done.
Never let ihein see that they can vex
you, or make you luse your self com
mand. Never smile at any of their actions of
which y"U do not approve, even I h nigh
they are auiu-iiiu'.
Never promise them anything unless
you are sure that you can give tin in
what you promise.
Always punish your children for wi'
fully disobeying you, but never punish
when you are angry.
Ou no account allow them to do at
one time what you have forbidden, under
the same circumstances, at another
Unite firmness with gentleness. Let
your children always understand I lt.tr
you mean eiaetly what you say.
Ifl'ieygive sway to petulance and
temper, wait till they are calm, and then
gently reason with them on the iinpre
priety of theit conduct.
Jack Where's Bill now? Jill-Out
West. "What doing?'' "Uaising palms
making the tenderfeet throw up their
bauds."
.Mamma Now, Bobby, give nurse a
kins aud say good night. Bobby No.
If I kiss her she'll box my ears, like she
did pupa's last night.
She What do they mean by the centre
ufiiravii)? He Telia joke to a party
of Kuglishiueu, and that's precisely what
you would be.
Wheeler I aw they hav linen Irving
bicycle ambulance Walker I thought
llieae aourcliem would make something of
the kind necasary.
Suburbs I am not at all good enough
for you, dear. Miss Boston I'm glad
you confessed it before wo were married.
You're not the fellow for me.
Excited Wife Oh, pmfwwir, ihe
cook has (alien and broken her oollarb oe!
Pnifesaor Discharge her at once! You
told her what to expect if she broke any
thing more.
"Now, I play the piano. Would you
aay 'I play it beautiful, nr 'play it beauti
fully?' '-Nii'her." "What would you
wty, theu?" ' I'd aay ynu 'play a buaii't
ful piano.' "
OABTOHXA.
nail
THE VALUE OF A LIFE.
lini Is Your liuJ Whcrowr Van Arc, I'ro
viJci Vim Arc Mug Your hty.
(X. Y. Herald )
Ye are of more value than many spar
rovs - Maitluuv, x., ill.
There are people in the world who seem
to the oulookef, the careful observer of
affairs, to he of very ureal importance to
the progress of society, and there are
others who apparently will not be missed
when they disappear. The first class we
call our great men. We chronicle their
doings while they live, and build mon
mucins to them wheu they die. No one
ever gives a thought to the second class
except the Lord. They come without a
herald, and they eo without leavniLT the
echo ol a footfall. This vast aggregate
whose little lives are reckoned a of no
C'.n-ci'ienee includes you and me anil
nearly all the p 'epl we are acquainted
with.
One of the things which I admire ill
the Christian religion is its rdaiioti to
lliese two classes of persons. It tells us
lliat liod can get oil without the greatest
as Weill's without the smallest. Ilia re
sniir vs are not exhausted by I he death
ol p'tet, scholar or statesman. Iwcn
while wo mctirii oui loss aud feel that
utiivefsal proutiss has been blocked
one, some new atil milnl soul, Ci'incs
into the light and does such grand work
lliat in a tew iiionins ioir tiurie.l heron
half forgotten. The treasury of ihe Lord
is full of men whom ati emergency or a
tilling opportunity will throw to the front
as competent leaders.
But I am mere interested in the fact
that each one of us, however humble
our sphere may he, weighs in the scales
of liod A human life is always impor
taut, and never yet has a soul visited this
earth that did not have some special work
to do. You tuny not think this of your
own life, for you have often thought that
you uro ol no use to anybody. Your
circle is so small, your influence is so
slight, your opportunities are so few! That
is the way you reason, because tin re are
Seine things which you do not know. If
you did knew them you would see the
weakness of your argument, just as the
angels sec it who liorn their high vantage
ground look down on your whole lile. If
you were a giant, you sav, aud could
shake society to iis centre with your
waniiiii: Voice, couid tear the evils out
of the body ul'lhe community and put
nohhr usages and customs m their place,
then life wou'd he worth liviui:. Sotm
times Mil have a loiiin.' 1 1 do that, but
since it i- bey. aid you y u -ink h ick di
coiiraid Your inmost endeavors are
ci nliii' d to a -m ill family circle or to a
few friend- and n. idihor-. The ambition
in your heart cannot he gratified You
feel its throl'hinos. but lu'i-l suppress
them with a sil;Ii You are hampered
by circuiiistaiee, you are unable becau-e
of chance or fate -na-lit it not he well to
fill il I'roVldeliei .' ol -lloW. to develop
tin1 ability which ).ai are c nsciotis ot
possessing, and theie i- likely to be 1.0
change for ihe better in ihe future.
You are living and you will die in chain-,
an l you gr..w restless discontented,
unhappy. Yni have been deprived of
your chance to d i soh ethiug worthy of
y mrselt, and unless you are careful your
nature will become sound by that
thought.
There are many pie who suffer iu
this way. While it is a glorious thing,
that they are e..twi.iiis of power which
i-doniant ami which will never he
allowed to exhibit itself, the fact of being
tied down i extremely distuthing.
It is a false philosophy which has g,,t
pos-ession of your mind and is m Aing
luvoe with your happiness. Of all
heresies tint i-the most dangerous, and
if' religion teachc. anything it leaehe
that vour po-ition is a tnistak'ii one
l'e b ip ' you h.ive seen a piece of
mosaic iu some eld cathedral. If you
have examined it carefully you have
discovered that it i- made up of pieces
most of which are very small. The
picture could not have been made with
large pieces only. Small pieces, some of
them t xtreineiy small, were necessary in
order to make the work perfect. When
you look on the p'eture as a whole you
forget ill about these litth bits, but the
arii.-t who made it knows tin iu all, and
knows tli at wiihottt them he could have
done nothing of any great value Were
these hits of no consequence, ill view of
what has been accomplished with them?
Can any one of these bits rightfully
grumble teciuse it is not larger? Is not
each one in its proper place contributory
to the magnificence of the whole?
So is it in human life. It mallets
not much to a true soul what its environ
ment may be; if it is really true soul
it makes the best of the lot that has
fallen to il or been assigned to it does
its duty iu its narrow circle and so gels
ready for a wider sphere hereaft.r.
It is better to fill your place full than
to spend your lime in grieving that it is
not larger,
tlod is your liod wherever you are,
provided you are doing your duty.
All work is noble, and even hardship
liny make your soul grow to grander
proportion.
It is not so much what you are doing
as how you are doing it that tells on
your welfare.
The highest kind of religion ia that
which prompts you to be Christlike in
small things, that in the future you may
be made "ruler over many things."
George II. Hepworth.
AUVKKTUSKMKNTS.
Hood's
Bltoutd be Ih every dually bmb
ntiln-lne cheat Mil every 3 ill
traveller-a (rrlp. They an I I I S
Inraluabl. wbea u Muuarh
U nit o( order: nra awliirtu. Mrmnmi. ana
aU line mmblei. HIM ma ceactaat. at eeaie.
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This Design
of Engine is best
adapted where
you have but a
limited space to
set it. We can,
however furnish
you with a hori
zontal - engine,
plain or Auto
matic - should
you prefer.
Write us if you even think you tiiav
need tin Knuiiie or Hoiler.
THE R. R. MACHINE SHOPS
lioutloke liapids, N. ('
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FA1I3IERS
Bring lour Produce to Woldon !
and then call at
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A Down Fall in prices of Clothing,
Shoes, and Dry Goods for the next
10 days.
DRESS GOODS !
Gents' Furnishings, Shoes. Hats,
Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc.
Call and give me a trial. Satis
faction guaranteed.
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KT I S K M K N TS .
SEE
THAT THE
fac-simile
signature
OF-
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLIS OF
CatiorU Is pit up iu un-iixe bolt lei ooly. It
a n-1 aoKl iu bulk. Don't allow a::youe to iril
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Hatn and bonnets niailt' and trininied to
order.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Welilou. N. C.
V. Y. 1AY,
IValer In
Liquors, Wines,
GROCERIES AND CIGARS."
Wliy not eall on V. W. Iav. as lie is
opi-n in It ll lllulit aiul iliiy leop tin- lol
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iiii-l olio r braiols
I keep tlie liest of eli rv llun' in tnj
line. Jm.l'oliie alteiilion lo nil at Kay's,
west siile It. It. Shed.
m? 'i ly.
IU WtLUUlM, IM.
J. A .IDN'KH, A. II, F. N.C, l'rineipal
A CHARTERED SCHOOLS
-FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Enrollment l.i-t year T. t'roru North
Carolina and Viroini.i. l'ull corps
of eonipetent Instructors. Stan.lar.l histh
inul instruction th.rouli. Srinl.nts
eoinplctin' tlieeiur-e are a linitteil into
Wake Forest College. Iniversily ol
North Carolin a, ao. I I niversily of Vir
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a eertilieate Iriun the I'rnnipil A lull
course is oil, rod in music Advantages
excellent and location lienltlil'ul. liest
home influence used.
Hoard aud room in the home of the prin
eipal lor mi per month to a limited
number.
fcTUITIOISr.i
J HO to SI.IMI far lu .niti. .Music j'l.
Spi'ei.il rates to launllcs
InjjrThe next session begins
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For lurtlier particulars address the
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WVI.Ion. N. C.
American Traveler Bicycle
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a tha aarkrt.
it it by American B. H. 0.
55 Sewing Machine Co.
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Soli. I V.-siilitilnl I rain ot Pullman Sleep
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Atlanta, also I'lllllnan Sleepers lietweell
i'ortsuioiitli anil Cliester.
Nos II aii.l.'i-. "iheS A. 1, Express"
Solnl train. t ai-ln-s anil l'tillnian sleejiers
lietwi-en Porlsinoulli anil Atlanta. C'oni
t anv Slirpeis l.t'tween Colmnliia anil At
lanta I'.o ill hams make iniiiieiliateeoiineetions
al Atlanta f'oi Montgomery, Mol.ile, Ne .
Orli'ans, Texas, t'aliloriua, Mi'sieo, Chat
tnn.H.a. Nashville, Memphis, Maeoll.
Florula.
For tu k.'ts. Sleepers, etc., apply to
Murray Forbes, Trav. 1'a.s. Atft. 1'orts-
monih. Va.
F. ST. .lolIN, Vice Pres. ami licn'l Mgr.
V. F,. Mi KKF, tleneral Siiperiiiien.leiit.
II, W. II. (iI.tiVKK, Trallie Mananer.
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Iiener.il tllliees, Fort.siiiolith, Va.
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in , ,'nii; ll.-i't' .. tn p m KtiiinniiK It vet
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arK.xky Mount it C . m. Mttlly ftceiit SiiiuUy. '
1 rmn fii I'liiitun HrHin ti li nvt-i. nnw lot
t'lhii.-it.iUily (' cit miikIht hi ll 1 h tn. ml
i )" ). in KeiiirnniR It'Mvt- ( liiiUiii it ' ii a. m
nii'l :i nn.
Tntiu No. 7s mHlti-K ( lii- ioniie timi nt Wi-idon
f'Ttll MilntK Nurlli lftlly. All rail tin kictimoud
.. ai K'M Icy Miintit with Norfolk tiA itrlin
hAilroHtt for Norfolk ilNily and nil iH.tnu North
ti Norfolk.
J. K.KKNI.Y,
'rt'll MI
T. M. KMKKSON, II M KMKKdN.
Trtillir MhiihiiiT. Um'i I'twit'liiti'r AKfllt.
rzriiii'siirh'u .i- wt.i.bos a, r
TKAINS (JOIN.! Slll'TII.
IVtrl V ir 1T.
No. 211
Daily.
No 4(13
Hilly.
iAtve IVtrrxliurii, Iii.ihi am 9.411pm
l.eavf Stony t'reek, Ui lloani In ltipni
Uave .TarrutU, am lll.;tliiru
ln va Kin noria 11. oh am lo.44im
Arrivf Welilon, I14ani li aiipm
No. X, iioin South, leaven l'eternliurg
at r I J, p. m., arriva at Welilon Mi.
TKAINS GOING NOIJTII.
No. 3i
Iailj.
1.4.'. a. li
No. 78
Daily.
3 44 p. m
4 ia p. m
4 44 p. m
fi 4p. m
o 41 p. m
l-ave Welilon,
le Kmpuria
l Jarratta,
I Stony t'rwk.
Arrive I'etemhiirn, 3.24 a m.
No. 4ir2, (roiriK North leaves Wel.lon dai
It eierpr Sunday at 5.:til, anive ut l'etera
hiiri(7.'i:i a m
No. iihi, fur the north leitvt Weldon,
StiniUyaoiilr, at 5 :lll u. m , arrive 1'ftelH
Imri: at 7.1'J a. ni
E. T. I). MYEKS, T. M. F.MEKmIS,
Oen'I Superiotf nilent. T rathe Manager.
H. M. EUEiUUN, Ueu. faaa. A(t.
NKW A 1 V K
WHY
HESITATE
o
p
r
- h ii M"i want 111KSII. liiaiAltl.K
DRUGS AND
? II , .11, V UIIUll
Is the I'laie iii liave ) tir I'iim i i iii n ( A 1IK1 I I.l.V and
An i i;.ti:i.y coMrirMii:i.
o
Q A Full of
I fcny'CiOoiIs, uud Fine Siatiutury Alway? ou li:uhlto
XF1
r
WURSM HO.
We i on Iii! this prosi ription i
I. r u. N..thiiy su o,,(Kl , i'
liii' lu.ul ;is .1 Sti'ts .tt ll.it.
Sprino St'Us on s.ik' ?t:l!
. .111.1 "lt ll.lts.
hi
. . f 1 7" I '
t ' i
' I I i ( . l-a- Ivy .
1 t a.
EMRT &
WHOLESALE and
m
QEVER4L mCHMIDISE.
New Goods for
5 VERY department brimful and
running - over. We carry - the
largest - stock of DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING; BOOTS, SHOES and
GROCERIES of any house in Hali
fax County. Our immense store is
FULL of BARGAINS for all. We
keep every article needed on the
farm or in the house.
Visitors to Weldon should visit
our store and inspect our stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
RT I S K M K N TS .
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51
MEDICINES.t
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0
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u
1 I aw mneht out entire luMiioa of
tlie M V. ll..rt Co. The loeli is Wing
n ili ni-lo .1 u i i li
New aud
Stylish Goods
Our line ol Mens', Hoy's and Cliililirn'i
('lotliiiiu' will I'e iih eomplete us ever.
Tli.se elothes lil mill (jive wearer ll j;ioJ
lli'.'arilliee.
l'r. w. S.-lliv ,v. Co, ,1. M. HejtioKLs i
Co , N. lle.-s Si llros , iTleliraliil
SHOES.
All lif-l -e'as . aleri and li -in ilto Jn
styles.
.1. 11. Slfls.ni !i Cos' lla'..
A l ull line ol' all iukIh.
Dress Goods,
Triiinniio.'. and eVi tMliii, j,,u n,,J
(iooils as r r. s. tiii il anil (itiees curieoi.
M. F. HART, Agt
I' ltmrlv t lit- M. 1'. Hart Co
Tin: OLD WAY.
Tin y ii-i .I lo i till teelli with flal iroin,
ttinus ami jiii eiis, tin. I it used 'o liuit.
Si.ine il. tiii.is - ill u-e iio llii.iK wliuh
.re a'niost n anti.iiati'i.
e lis.. I'i7 iiiiihoils Weiloeieellral
"ok al iiit..rati' (iriris lieriinsi. mi.ilf inta.
oi n- a.r i ni'iu'i, i,,,,,v inr i-xfi-llini mirk.
1 1 Mill hai Ii, rn '.llll more, you hava
I'.- ii ...vini: t. ii.neh. iryotiliitve riairl
l.ss. si.ii li.iiioi't anl eunuch Come ia
ami .1 ...iiiiiiuil tii Imm-stuihnl tlm
Ii. si no- Ii.nIs ot the World lor painltNa
iliolistiv. "Ni-west liisimery" painless
.Mia.'tion of ireth. N Y. HKNTAI.
li.in.MSonlv. t)hl No. Iii-.', new No. ;l-.'4
Mam sir.-. i, Nmlolk, Va. EN NFS,
"i.v '-'" ly Dentist,
PIERCE,
LI'TAII. W'ALFIIS IN-
Spring Summer
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