North Carolina Newspapers

Tf illE j JOH1T W. SLTHDO-E, ruoriUKTOR. VOL. XXXIII. A HE "W SP APER FOB TUB PEOPLE WELDON, N. C. THURSDAY, JUNK !), 1S98-. TERMS:-' I'K annum in advanck. NO. fa'. r it rs umi nr it i i iiiiir ui us There isn't a weak point anywhere about the ' They are a perfect example nf i'ia:w linililiiilE, anil the prices are ritjht. HiANlUUDOUHA-NS, TTNISli AND KKI'AIUISd. 1'httioH lor Kent Terms to Suit. UIIAS. M. KTIKKK, II N. l.ilicrtv St., Il.illililoro, Washington,' I Klcvcntli st., N. V. Mil. Norfolk, Va., till Main street. Charlotte, 'fiyon t. uct 'Jl ly. isaSI'KCIAI.IST AUTIIOU TV on C! .1 AH whit aro hu tlVrins with nny MEOOI) THOl'liliK, wmthl luMvine u cull on or Hililrona hy null. Cmisnll it inn t'it ami iiit'iliciiU'.H compininik'il to unit e;ieh purtic uliir case. When writing to nie please en close Ktump for reply. l'ICOK JAS. HAKVKV, 4J" Clmrt'ti St New No.) ,je 17 'y. Norfolk, Vn id .Jiicoi) bra Selected and Private Stock Rye Whiskey, of the Purest in 3 Distillation, I and is Recommended 3 J to all who use or xteqmre a Stimulant of Reliable quality. MVENTOUT H)IUUS CO., Soto &!euU lor (lid I'l-nll.T, KicliiuuDil, Va. MR. W. D. SMITH, at WeUun, X. is the solo distributing aent at that point, for I lie above old und Celebrated V linkoy. DAVENl'OHT MOUItlS k CO. mar :ti t'.m. Foil SjLe -KY- Swift Creek rDairy and Stock Farm One linndred head n( Kilt eAxv hretl refjis- f htcDiled blootl f the lintel Stoke I'ogis, I Kt. Lambert, Commnasie aud other strains. I MeilVrn fo,iKlto frfUMi; linlls ?i: imi to J $:10.1K Mules kept only Iroin my beM i eowa. Kcmember the mll is halt' I he herd ho huyuml breed up I'olaml China swine always on haml. Write lor w hat you want T. P. BRASWELL, je24 ly Batllelwro. N. t J. L. JUDKINS, Wholesale and Uetail Dealer In Fine Staple 'ancy wwvwivwj m-FRUITS. CONFECTIONERIES- Crock try, (ihwn Tin, aud wmiden and wil low ware. Also I rati h Horse, Cow, lloiiand l'oullry KuoiL ami (i rove's TasU'lest Chill Tonic. Alexaiidet 'a Livvr and hutuey lonie lor ponlyiiiK the blood. This tonic a warrant- dor tuoner rel'uniletl. J. L. JUDKINS, No. l Wiwhingtou Ave., Wehlon, N. C dw II l'. PROFFSlOXAL CABDS. WALTRRI. D&N1IL MU1 I L L I H A DAMUL ATTORNEYS AT LA H', WiLnoir, N. C. t-t'etle In theoourtiof HaltnittndNnrthain amp Oof. t iudlD tnentiprvmctntl Keileml ruuru. a 'ttoni mute In tlloruor North Carolina Brautih otnoe at Halifax, N.C.opeu every Mod T. u7 1y J)ll. T. T. noss, PTfnpario?! DENTIST Weldon, N. C. WOffloa m Emrj & PIro'utor. 10 lMj. II Was A Good One. CLARA MORRIS' SERMON. WnrJs uf The Actress Which Itrnuahl Relief in Her Loyal Ctiachnun. I'lata Morris, the well known nut re, uulies her apjKMrant'' ah an nut hi r s-i in The lii'li'V Hume diniriij), jiri'-fniiu :i ratfl'nl trilmti! tn an old mi l loyal .seiv i'ii'," John Hick.')', (Joai-liiii in," In her m.ii'li'ti ell 'it a." a s!ury teller records the only srin in he lu.s ever pr-wltcd. It w.i delivered tu relieve, loir faithful re tainer's siifi'i'rin -brought ulmut thtuuh so mi' fancied ii;iricl with his clnirch (ilic Catholic church, in returns-.! tn his wail, " 'Ii's hard, madam; it's tend thai a man shuiitd lie made to lost1 his hi1).' ''Never s:iv that ajjaiu, .lulin,' I cried," wrhes the actress ol ilu incident ' ' There is just on' man created who cm ln ytnir s ml ("r y in, ai I (hit mm is John Hitiki'v.'' "He looked at in a t ni'iit, th 'ii put- linil mil' Ion linger on nty iirin ho nskod solemnly, 'Madam Clara, an1 Mill talk ing a a l.'.ithitlii! or iw iVutcsijut now7' ''Liiih I haJ to, though I saw it liurt the poor, hewiidered one hel'ure me und belied this tours in my own eyes.- Hut I mule urnwur qiiekly: 'I'm s;u;akiiiL' Dt'ithtT i'S Cathnlie nor I'r.itt-'s'arit an i sitnjily !H a womau who, like: y ur -i. H". has a soul and do . not want to lost; it. lK)n't look so unhappy. Your chun-li in beautif ul, but there in one wh i greater, tnortt beaiitit'ul and more power ful. In all the aes there Ins boen bu one who led the uupeakaltle j iy ol heaven to come to earth to huffV-r anil toil, to love and lose, to h p J und (hpuir and linally to ive up his perl'eet lit'u d an ijnoinihi us d.'aih beeause his bnund less love saw do other way lo save u I'rom-thc horror of eternal death. H paid too ureal a price for ttouls to east them easiiy aay. There is but one Savior for us all, be we what we may. There is bat one God whose smile uiakts heaven. We travel by different p tth oh, ye! We we,ir different liveries some showing the goreou veHtiuents of the stately Catholief, some the soleuid drills ol the j takers, others black rnbej. Hut the paths all lead (o thesime plaee. and the r-at rjueslious are, d i we love the one we seek mid have we loved and helped thorn wj traveled with? .John, in ike Christ vur rhureh ami the tn Mi lled eannot harm nii, nnd t at! inir up lh" want I old of ntv li din; habit I fled from the only eruioii I ever preaehed in my life." ' rc:;ly find Power." SKSS-A Tlu--i ;tf4iimlrt &fY,t2Lv" ' h. I r.,m.M fi ' "t mean per- . uvti.ei .-t n:ttiine nffJV,u' ,,,,r 1'iriil.iiity i vrf .i cwv ..rttatut.s it AM'NA "V hfm.l maun J . --.'-. nor ai-emn. pli'-lum tit n It means that pin -ii'.il at 1 1 .u i i vrtl ess U that c nines J n- ia . ileet I ' ( 1 -till y einuii turn ami the brtRht, h;ipiv rheet folio 0 tlis(ni.itiou whieh on!v eiiMii.li ! ht.iltll eau. Oixiite. A wiun.oi Willi .i l.iiltt eye. i li ;:r eoin tU ioti. tu.oit'.'.ii en! ir fi e!;n!;-. and Olnv.Olt e'ilie "ten ;itol loaiOKT h.li A n.LluT.il istti.n'ivetu s, thai no attil' lal Hljelli'V r.Ol t V.ti: i t't it f wtun.tii w lm .ittiietf (1 will) the ntirtl. fyint; uiisltiiluiie uf a doll, sal low, ptutpty eutii;ikiiin ut that lt-tU niuvt nieot ami attitude wliieh ptovu'.tes teilv jli-mt ami revul-ii'ti oi the ii'ini-;lf -ex, miylll tu avail tu i'-t It of the pm tit tup moiiiltiiK power if 1 r . I'terer' tiold n M tu:il DiM'ovrir. whi' h inukfs a otnoiK. Inalitiy stomach und diet Mive oiuantm : f'Oti:it tlie hlood and iiiipi't" a nitutal Hlimuliit to (he ri telury luiutiotis ; insure Ik aitby weight, Uai skin, litiylit eye- ami the animated manner ami heaimti t petleet Health. lv hmi! m V st Vi rut tun Mistt Annn CmIIuw. of Ky'i-r. Kowiie Co. writes " It with jileie-iiu I write yi altrr using n lew lxHilf o ol hr Ht-m t 't-".'v..rOr I'rcscriptioii ' Mehr,U Inscoittv.' ami I tlioik Hu m valiirtWIe nietlh hit lr teinnlr tmobiM litt) wraLtireH cimlit h.r-!lv trn .ibotil my wutk I Inn) xiieli hiw.nil weiikiifss umt uiimtaiit nion'ty in the womli It worrnil tm- h Dial I would j;ive out in w.itkiiiR a -Inn I tUalHtite I ltnt a Iwtl ttiuK'i ''il ni 1mhl' loot mi- OI the lime 1 na 11 'v Hon. my pliAum m bad. iiil niv rr- Hi'n'il V' t " V " H'1 pvrtiing Ilu V M-t ilHil -i n Ol the XuW I oml'l lianlly nurte litem. M.oi. i rsotit wete iil.tntu-tl dltuut iiu I l.i..knl m I I -iii-l lial mu'i , uitit-li (hey w. tr utrai.l I w..ilti tX" ciMi-.ioin.non. I li-ll hi timllv t vi r da tli.il I lui'l u, I Hi- iiIhmiI IK 1 iisul 'dtil . five hulili - in all I imll cvrr tH'nk m prini ol v"ir unoni mi iOhih I liry me iiithiiiu" i'i sinti ini vi m.iii Anothi t v'i'd thou; t have in thr houu l- it vi.il 'l I't 1'K .ee riiaxant IVUeti. They cure lulcmsiu and coiutip ioH ami iii'Vt i Kiipe ta From FACTORY to CONSUMF.R. ei on OliJvJ 00 71 tniyntliiK.fineO Vw Italian Kik-Mt the lament llw ws ever nimle ; per dou'ii. V (lor li e w k pan ealai iroe coitiiliiliiir t or- (m nil oi e. .irapo- Vw ri'. t'riH-keiy. llahv t'anl:t)fi . l(elilKeiaioia (a Hhte!, 1jiiim. 1'ietoreri. Mo A) mn llerlillnff. ftp., la ihe ' 0 uakliiK. iNelal ioppleiiii'iils jit-t (3) Mieilan-almt rec. Wrlle M diij. V I'A MI'K T t'ATAI.mt'K in lit'o- Q V yrBplied colon li alsi maheil I o-, A Write for It. If you wii pumplih. (J) ) acnrl He. Marap. Minting tiniiK- ami V malM fur He. " r.., . ! V tr Ihla nloiilh Ir.ltltt ' a iHld ou 0 )iirbiwt Hi Ml over $7.45 4) (A luiri mle-t-ymiis-mPM- um All-Wonl Cheviot Hull, xnremaire tirenaid to your 0 ' Ktilom. write for rrtwonti- A Iokiio nml sample. AUtlreus (uxHutlv Ma buloW). ) JULIUS HINKS & SON C' Dipl. SOB. ALIIMOHE, MU. w 8 " YOUR SINS WILL FIND YOU OUT. Wk ut 1 h j Ui-ir iud luri Liilb'lnn j . IdMiiiiry Akh. Lord Littleton, iu the winter id' the year 177, had reiired from ihe meirep if, with a party of hit dhipulol eotn puiioiH, to piofaue (he CIimsIiikh at bis eouiitry hoii-ej Pit 1'liee, near Kp-otii,in Surry, x.ijs L ki dim llouidio!d Word?'. They had Hot loot; abandoned ihemwlvet to the induletiL'o ol th-ir dissolute ur'h-s tvlieii ti sudden and unexpected loom was e.tstovnr the parly by the exlnmrdi n.iry depr- hsi-m of spiiits and dejection of eniiiiteiianee whieli wa- oherved lo Ittke possesion of their hoi. It w is in vafn that he aiteinpted to rilenee ihe iniiiirie' of tlie quests on tlm fiibj"t:t of liU dijeetion. They were emvineed that .a wa-4 ill, or had tn -t with Iom at play, or w.o eroded in love; and U denial of all these imputations only exeited a more eaT eiirjo-ily to be iiifoiuied of tlie origin of hi-; depre-s-iion. 'I'lm- ur-d, he at last determined to reveil ihe seeret that to paiul'ully distressed him. The niht b;fore, on his retiring to beJ, after bis servant was dismissed and his liht extinguished; he had heard a Doi.se reneiiibliui: the flitteiini; of a dove at his clumber window. This attracted his titteniioD to the Hp-it, when, looking in tlu direoii m of the wound, he saw the the figure of an unhappy female, whom he ha 1 'du ?ed an 1 d serle 1, and who, whendewrtel, but put a violent end to her own exisu uee. She WiH standing in the nperlnre of the window from which the 11 itterin Mound hid pro ceded. The form approaehM tlu foot of th: bed the room was mi pern ilurally liht, (tie oi-jeels ol the chamber wete diinetly visible. Kiiisioo her hand and point i nu' to a dial which stood ou (he m intel-pieei' of the chiniu-y, the figure, with a seveie .solemnity of voice aud man-1 ner, anuouuceil lo the uppillel and ec fleieiK't:srieken man that at that veiy h 'in mi the third day alter the vi.-itation his life and his sins wou'd he Concluded, an 1 n t lit ii but iheir p iuishmeiit re tu tin, if he avai'ed himself not of the warning to rt pentaiiee whie!i he h.td re cived The eye of his Lrdrdiip luiieed on the dial, (he hand was on the stroke uf 12. A"uin iheupartmetit was iuvol- ved in total darkness, (he warnio spirit isappeared, and bore away ut it eparture all the linhiiieeH of heart and buoyancy of spirit which had formerly distinguished the unhappy Win;; of whom the tremendous summons had beeu de livered. Oil the succeeding day his Lordship's quests, with the connivance of his attend ants, had pr ivided that the clocks through out the house should be advanced an hour, without the imposture's bein dis covered. Ten o'clock struck the noble nun was silent and depressed. Kl vrti lock the doprcH.-iou deepened, and now even n smile tinucilcil luui to m conscious of ihe t tl'irts of his ussociate-. as they atteinped to dispel (he ;1oou. Telve o'ehiek, lie returned to bis lumber convinced of his security, and h'li'vin tint ihe ho'ird' his peril w.i n iw past. I( ird liitlleloo's i;ues. s reiiuiiieii to- L'ether to aivail llo1 completion of the time so nmiuiuly desiomited hy the vision. A quart i r of an hour had lapsed they heird the valet de.-eeiid from Ids m.i-tet s room; it w is just 1- Lirdship's bell now ran viohntl); do complin t in in a . i ti lo lite ttpitilitieii'; the clo'k siriek I it their eniranee, and the unhappy L"id lav extended on th bed be fur J (belli, pile aud HlVle.s-i, mil hisvointeii.iuet' tt'iri'ilv eotivulsed." ax A i i 1 1. 1 ct i : o eo i m i nit y A woul.l Se 'c.ilt'Ut'l," who lul b. i n uinly trying to n a ni'iu -ill iti liis ni'ifililn'rlioo 1, ttftiio il u nvtrii'iit'tit IoIUiwk: "To llio llo.i'i'iiiiDl I i u r Sit: 1 am Horry loilHtt' llmt I i-hii t tit't up m tu.'D to co uin iii'l. Soon'. ll.ihLiu' lln w iuIJ lie fonv'l in, li.n mi wr. 1 i.ff I li fir one uai'h litl' otln-rn Ihij lu-i'ii took down it'i to V ji'uintu wu ucvrr tieara lt;il ol b.-i.r.', win 11 ci't'in conic to lie H'i pup-liar in llio n.:ttli'iin-iii that ol J mi' youtulin Vm in nrv.itnl form, an' lli ri i u uo ij ili'ttl ol' c m- plulUl of tilt' lllClllll IliMII ulll.illj lllt'll'. 1 am norryi liui it at tliin wriiin', a if ihe .ir wmiM h iv.- to b i on w tli Skin Diseases.! For the upeeily and pertnanent nire ol tetter, salt rheum ami eeaetiiii, Cham- ht'i'hiiu'n Kye nntl Skin Ointment i.? without nneiunl. It relieves the itch- Iiik and fiinnrtiiifr almost jiistiintly anil itH continueil use ert'eeta A pernianent cure. It nlso ourea itch, linrlier'B itch, acalil IipikI , sore nipples, itching piles, chapped hands, chronic, sure eyc8 and granulated lida. Dr. Cadr'i Condition 1'ovdrn for horses are the best tonic, liliaul puriller and vermifuge. Price. 23 cents. Sold by rorialeliir W. M. (Xiheii, W. I.i.iii, J. N. Il.s.itii, HaWfn, I r. A. 8. 11 union, KnlM.I, linimtiila. THINGS THE VOLUNTEER LEARNED SOON IN THE CIVIL WAR. line Was Ik Wknut la'lwwii an (Hiker Ania rriuu (lukkSiilmioinii uf 'I he Vulunteers lo Ihe Marl (nnJiti"n. l Armv Life. One of the first und also one of the hardest losous an enlisted m an in a vol unteer army has to learn is that there is an aristocracy of shoulder straps which is contrary to all bis democratic experiences and principles. In the last war, as soon as Sumter was fired on, patriotic men oot together in e iinpinies and elected (heir own coinmisMoiied ullicers without realizing ail (hat a commission mean The men, in many cases, had lived lo gethe.r on ihe same social plane, often us intimate fiiemk In choosing their offi cers they were influenced by the same amiable considerations that determine elections in civil life. A goud fellow or a shrewd politician could easily obtain the support of a majority of the company whether he was adapted to the office or not. In time ihe. private soldier learned there was between them and tlie commissioned officer a gulf which no good will on his part could bridge, lie was compelled to assume an air of su periority that ouly the utmost tact cuuld save from ofTensiveness. lie was not allowed by the army regulations to con tinue tho intimate personal relations that existed iu private life. It was fiometiuiesgalling to the enlisted man that, besides being better paid, better clothed, fed, and boused the cott missioned officer enjoyed many privileges that were of great importance to nun used lo ihe freo life of a republic. He sides his larger pay, (he officer had an allowance of rations beyond that of the private, which he commuted when iu camp. 1 hat is, he drew a monev equiv alent instead of the rations, and was able to buy provisions uf a MJpirior ijuality and t f larger variety. The company ottiecrs lot tiled a mess, had an expel t e.iok aud general servant, u complete out lit of dishes, which were carried iu a camp chest, and so on; the private hid his tiu plate, (iu cup, tin spoon, his edit b' lug made in u huge sheel lion can p keitle. The officers had a wall tent that was carried in a waou, the puvutc a dog tent that was can ird hy himself. As a rule in active service ihe private had the ben tilt only ol what he could carry, except the few cooking utensils in charge of ihi company cook. Iu ordinary limes ihe cotumksiuued officers could leave camp virtually at will. 11 is duties were com paratively light, while the private, in addition to sentry duty, had Hnuietimcs to serve with pick, shovel und axe in the conMiuiioii id' fortifications, the digging of'riflc pits, the making of corduroy roads and the like. The olli vr might t evasion ally obtain leave of absence to visit his home, while a furlough wis u r.iro thing for tip? h on -sick private. Iu the last extreuntv, Ihe ulheer could leave the arm v by resignation, but only expiration of his term of serwee, incurable wounds, or disease or death offered release to the suldier. Tlie latter envied not only the e miuisoioued officer, but ato ihe uero servant, who c-uld Come and go at must at will. The siibinUsiou of ihe American Vol untcer tu the hard conditions of anny life is one of tli-' inaivels Hud glories of Ameiiean patriotism. The pay was not enou-h to he alotring. At lirst it was SI 1 an I later S 1 -1 a month. The (iov einment provided the clothing, food, tobacco, Ac, hut the pay was smah enoiiuh where there was a family depen dent nil ihe earnings nf the soldier. I was serioii-ly utllieled with a eoui;h i't sevtral juirs, and lu-l fait had a it ore severe cough than ever before. I have used many remedies without receiving much relief, and being recommended lo try a bottle of Chatuberluin's Coiih lt"Uiedy, by u friend, wio knowiug me lo he a poor wide.?, g.ive it to me. I I lied it, and with the most gratifying reMilts. The fir-'t hull le relieved me very much and (he second hotile hat absolutely cuntl me. 1 linve not lud as good health lor (wetily years. I utvu this uertifuMle withteit solicitation, simply iu apprcci.it ioti of the "lalitu le fell for the cure effected It '-peel fully, Mis. Mary A. Heard, Clan more, Ark. K.ir Mt- ly V, M Colifii Wel.l.m, .1, N Hn u llilitax, Ur A s, lUtn-'ii, Kiiiii'l.l. liruuiM. AMMisof our own superiority and u hope that it w II ultimately le recog hix -d me nbo tt the only lliini's that make lil'e w Hi livini'. CASTOR I A For Iuf&nti ana unuoien. The Kind You Have Always Bought j I j ! i ! t Bears the Signature of Those who kn w when to speak, kt ow when to he silent. Boan tht BignaUr of Ihe Kind Yuu Havo km BoufM They Will Live On. WEBSTER'S ELOQUENCE. Uiaiiun uf luniel Vetier I'pm Ihe Ik .i i h uf Jnhn Ajams anJ 1 hmnas JelieNH. Ail .Nil ., ff, ison. I I iiw etui, iirr a in It Tit, n ) umre. J hey are no more Id and f.ailess advocates of indepen dence; no more as at suh.-jcfUent periods, the head of the (ioveiniiu ul; no more as we haw recently seen them, aged and veuerahle objects of admiration and n- rd. They are no more. They are dead. Hut how little is there of ihe gaeut and good whieli cau die! To their ooiinlry they yet live, and live forever. iey live in all that perpetuates the re meuibrauce of meu on earth; in the re corded proufsof their own great actions, in ihe off-pring of their intellect, in the deep engraved lines of public gratitude ami in the respect aud hotuaoe oi lo in kind. They live in their examples; and they live emphatically, and will live, in the inthieuce which their lives aud ef forts, i heir principles and opinions now j xere'ise and will continue to exercise on 1 the affairs of men, not wholly in (heir own country, but throughout ihe civil ized world. A superior and command ing hum, in intellect, a truly great man, when heaven vouchsafes so rare a gift, is a not temporary flame burning brightly, for a while and then giving place to re turning darknesf. It is rather a fpaik of fervent heat, as well as tudiaut light, with jiower to enkindle the common ina.-s of human mind; so that when it glimmers iu its own decay and linally goes out in death, no night follows, but it leaves the world all light, all on lire, from the potent contact of its own soiiit. Hacon died, but the human under-lauding, roused by the touch of his iniracul jus wand to a perception of the true philosophy aud the jmt mode of inijuiiiug after truth, has kept ou its course successfully and gloliotisly, Newton died; jet the courts of ih-t spheres are still kuowu, and they y -t move ou by (he laws which he dis covered, and iu the orbits which lie miw an 1 described for them in the infinily ol sp.uv. Nu two men now live, fellow eiliz ns, perhiips it m:iy be doiibhd whether (Wo men ever lived in on t age, who, nioie than those we now commemorate, have impressed on mankind (heir own senti ments iu regard (o polities and govern tueiil, unused their own oriui us more deeply into the opinions of others, ol given ti more lasting direction to (he cur rem of hutmin ihoimhf. Their work doth uot pen-di with them. The It which (hey a.-i.-ted to plant will lhurMi although (hey water its and protect it no longer, for il has struck it roots deep; it has sent them to the very center, storm, not ol toree to buist the oib, can overrun it; its branches spread wide; they "tMeh their protecting arms broader and bro.uhr, and iis top is destined to reach the heavens. They are- not deceived Tnere is m delusion here. No ane will coaie in wlncli the American devolution will appear less thin it i", one of (he Realist events in human history. No age will come in winch II shall wuse to hes.!cn and tell, on either continent, that a tu'uhiy step, a great advance, not only iu American ufftirs, nut in humau affairs WM made ou the Fourth ol duly, 17TlI Ami no age will come, we Iriist, so igim- ratit and so unjust as not lo see ami ac knowledge the t ilicieiit agency of those we now honor iu producing that uiouicn tons evt nt. We are not ussemblcd, therefore, IW-iw-eitiviis, us ui-'n overwhelmid with cilamiiy by the sudden disruption of (he ties of Irieud-diip or all", etion, or as in p.iii for the Itcpuhlic by (he uutimely blighting of its hopes, lh-aih has not surprised us by tin unseaMinahte blow. We have, indeed, seen the tomb close, but it bus closed only over mature years, over loiig-prottacttd public service, over ihu weakness of age und over life itself ouly when (he ends of living have been fulfilled. These suns, as they rose slowly and steadily, mmdsl eletuls und Morius, in their a.icendaut, so (hey have not ru"lud from iheir meiidiati to fink sud deuly iu the West. Like the tuiidueM, the si tvuiiy, (he e muniiing benignity of a Bummer s diy, (hey have gone down WllU aoW Je-vcuaatli, gl4(elul, lollg IIU- gering tight; and n w (hit they are be yond th) viable margin of the world, good omeus cheer u from "die bright track uf their fiery en!" KIIHIIVI-.H KII' I'V II. Alts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over liliy years by millions of mothers lor children, while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays ull pain, cures wind eolie, and is the best remedy tor DiarrliuM It will relieve the poor little sullerer iiinii 'diiitely. S .ld by druggists in every pan ol the world '! cents a boMlo. lie sure ami ak ftir "Mrs. Wins low's So'jthiug Syrup, " aud take no oth er kind The pnciieti ol' multiplies them. U'ing opp.irtuiiiliti OABTOniA, Bmh th. a Ihe Kind im Him law Bought Cangrht A Populist. ' LAND SAKE! WHAT IS THAT? ' 'I he (HJ Man l.nulj Stan j lnl.akh Snakes. Ids. AnJ .Hul Cats. Itul (.mild Vil SianJ luCakh A KvtTvbtidy around Apex knows Mack Hranch (he jolly carpenter, Mack low to have fun as well as any body. A mail told Mack that a lot of gold had been found in the creek at a place called Doule'saml he wanted a partner to help him get it out. Mack agreed (o be the part ner. So the fellow got a diving suit and off they went. Hut let .M iek tell it as it happened. "We got there all right," said Mack "and rigged up the apparatus and pre pared to get the gold. My partner goi into the Miit, 1 screwed Ihe helmet on, and down he went. We had felled a across the pool, and I seated myn-ll on it, holding the Mgnal rope, and waited for the jerk that would nolil'y me he wa ready (o ascend. The ripples on the surface had scarcely died away when a hu-band and his wife and eleven children came there to fish. 'Hello, mister! What ye doin'?' greeted the old mao. "Fishing said I. "Mut ipect to catch a whale, jedgiug from (he th: of your line." "At this the whole family laughed, and began ta dispose themselves around the edge of the water. Soon they were all absoibid in their angling all except the old man. Presently my partner jerked the rope to come up. You got a bite sure enough, mister,' he mi id iu astonishment as he saw the 'ignal. "1 anrc and commenced to haul in. Ihe evident Weight (hat was on ihe end of the rope almost petrified (hem. 'I hey couldn't understand it and being unable to do so, began to get uneasy. I a.sktd (lie old man to help me. He came timidly out to where I was, and hud hold of the line. His wonder aud fear inerear-ed with yvery pull. Just before my partner got to I lie top the old man turned loose aud started back lo tlie bank. With one mi-hty tff .rt I lifted 1 my partner high enough for him lo throw his arm around ihe log The old man traf-ped, blurted out an oath and ex claimed, us he caught t-ight of ihe horrid-looking diving oell. "hind sakt! What iu die dickens is thai?" ''Ii's a l'opiili-t,' I said. 'Ilon'l yuu see the pie on the bo -k.' "About that lime (he old woimm caught a glimpse of the thing, and with a yell she and the children lit out, (he old man leadiug. M!'in, el ui' ti n run; if that thing gits you you're a g'Mier, and off they went hustling through the wood-, The lat thing the old mau was hiaid (o sa): "lean aland to catch snakes, eels and mud rats; but dum my buttons if I can stand to catch a Populist, (ioshhhat was the ugliest thing I ever seed. Come on old woman, you aud the chil'un," aud they were gone. From The Apex News. novr. llon't expect to get the earth until you are buried. lhin't rob yourself hyc.illiug other peo ple hard names. 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"You gwine ter be a ch implain in de war," said the colored deacon to the young preachei of his fl ick, "en hit's den ex well for you ter have some p'ints crli iut how ter conduct yo'se'lf when you mi. thir N..w, ljs..n ter ni": When you captures a rigiment cr dem rich Spaniels, trot out o liyiuubook en start a meet in' right oil', line out yo' hymn, en tike up a collection to' de seji-rs has a chance ter go thoo 'cm! le war, bein' a righteous cause, alt you kin lav yo' han's nn orterlogo tode Lord. Mill' what I tell you!" Mr. 1'. Kelcliam of l'iko City, Cm!., siys.' "Poring my brother's late Hekness from sciatic rheumatism, Chamberlain's Fain llaltu was the only remedy that gave him any relief. Many others have testified to the prompt relief from pain which this liniment affords. For hs'i' by W. M roht'll Wflil.ei J. N Itrowu, llsoux, nr. a. h. HirrlHoii, Mineltl, liroaKiitlit Conscience a Wtird that once had definition obsolete. Bern Ilia BigDttua a ira una ioii ttnw nmn BOiip LIVE WITH CHRIST. tth.il He ShmilJ lie Aainiini; In Ian iaren's lielinitinn. Mae- ''l'lirit ilil n-'t c-iin.. to iT;tinp any imc'a in. inli. mi, he imiih- tn l.r .inli ii it," mill's ilk: Ut-v. .Mm Wal.-mi, 1 l. (In Muchiri'ii), mi "A Vnuiij! .Mini's lli'li (limn l.iff," in Tin' l.i li- -' II. out' Jour nal, ''lit: ili.l n.tt etui.' to tl. sirtty our ni.inliuod, ho c.iui.. m lu!till it. A tlinruuhjsiiinu Cliii-iinii is : man with a stronger reason, ltimlr ln'iirl, tinner will ami richer i mau: i nation than his fellows one who has attaint il t.t Lis ht-ijht in C'lirisi. A h'lL'nt or a pii or a weakling is a half ilevel. ti. il (.'Ini-tim, one not arriveil at full ae. ''What uUL'lit a Christian tu read! I'lvery hook whieli lei .Is the intellect. Where niili t lie to in? Kvery place where the mora! atmosphere is pure an. I brm iriL.' Wluit niiuht lie In d..? Kvery lliini; that will make eh iiaeter. Ileliiuu is not negative, u nivinr up this or that, hut positive, a eetiiiii: aiel a p'issesiu-i. If a man will be content with D iihiu' hut the best thou Jit, best work, bust en vironment, he need not trouble about avoiding the worst. The good drives out the bad. There ate two ways of lighting a dark rouui one is to attack the datkness with candles; the other is to open the shutters und let in the light. When light comes, darkness goes. There are two ways of forming character one is to conquer our sins; the other is to cultivate the opposite virtues. The latter plan is best because it is surest the virtue re places the sin. "Christianity is not a drill. It is life, full, free, radiant and tej jieiiig. What a young unit should do isn it to vex him self about his imperfections, but to fix his tniud on the bright image of perfection; not to weary his soul with rules, hut to live with Christ as one liveth with a friend. There is one way to complete manhood, and that is fellowship with Jesus Christ." Muyul not ken Ihe food pure, w tileftime and delicious. POWDER Absolutely Pure Celeliratrtl t'or ilse.rent lenveniiii; strength anil liciiltliliiliii'ss. Assures the ttHiiliigHiust iiliiiii unil nil tonus ol' adulteration com mon to the cliejip Ill-anils. KHVI. IIAKINII POWIIKR I'll . N'RW YillttC Atil.N TIIKI.nl DKNMKNT. "Well, sir," saij the old farmer, "ibis heredurncd red-tape govcr'incnt is the devil. Why, you've gut ttr stan' a re g'lar school i xaiulnation I'er ever'tliing! Kust, they liirued John down fer the postelliec jest ku7.o he didn't know notllin' bout spellin' an' 'rilhinctie an' now they won't take him in the army kue lie's bow legged in one leg an' knock kneed in the other! How km they expect people to live happy under a govcr'tucnt like that!" w. m. ii.-viii.isToN & eo., Wholesale anil Wctail Ilealera in CAKIMCTS, STOVKS, andMattreases.etc. IMMENSE STOCK AND LOW PRICES. W. M, H A BLIHTON A CO., No. 91) N. Hycamore 8t., PetaralinrK, Va lO'M It. W.'T. PARKER, , HBAI.KIt IN- Heavy AND Fancy Farm Implements. 224 FOUND SACKS OF SALT FOR 81.10 l'KRSACK. .Correct prices anil polite attention to all. ami 1 W. WANTE DTUUST WORTHY anil active gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible, established house in North Carolina. Monthly $H.ri Wi ana expenses, rosinon st atlv. Uefer- ence. Knclose self-aildresaed stampeil en velope, ine jKiunnion mpany, liept, R. Chicago. Pill m mm THE DREADED 0NSOMPI1 Ij 11 T. A. Sloeuin, M C.the (treat Phi'mixl and Seienii-f, Will Send Free, to the Atllielcd.Tiuve lUnle-tol New ly Dwoveri'd Remedies to I 'lire Con-uiiipiioii and all Lung Troubles, Nolhinu could In; fairer, more philan thropic or eairy inorc joy to theatllicteil, lhan tlie oiler oi T- A. Sloeiim, M. C.( ol' 1K i'earl street, New Vork City. Cioilidetit ihat he has discovered an alwo Ititeeiiiy loreonsnniption ami pulmonary eotnpliiihts anil to make its meat merits known, he will semi. Tree, three bottle of medicine, tu any reader of the Koanoke News who is -soileriiii; from chest, bron chial, throat and limn troubles oi eon- HIlMlptioll. Already this "new scientific course of medicine" lum permanently cured thou sands nf apparently hopeless eases. '1 he doctor considers it his ndigioiisduty a duty w hich he owes to humanity -to donate his infallible cure, Otlered freely, is tnniih locotnmend it, and more so is the perfect conlideuee W the great chemist luakim; the propoMiliou. lie has proved tlie dreaded consumption to be n curable disease beyond any doubt. Tlier will be no mistake iu sending the mistake will be in overlooking (he tfeneious invitation. Me has on file in liis American and Kuropean laboratories testi monials of experience from those cured, in all parts of the world. llon't delay until it is too late. Ad dress T.A. Sloeum, M. C, !H Pine street, New York, and when writing the iJoetor, pleise give express and posloflice address and menthm reading this article iu the Koanoke News. W. W. KAY, Dealer In Liquors, fines, CROCERIES AND CICARS. Why not call on W. W. Kay, as he is open both nit'ht and day. Keep tins fol lowing brands of well knowu whiskies: "Did Oscar l'eppcr," Hump's (j. 1'. 11. Hyo. Stamp Straight," ''(loidon Ilalliuiorc Hyu" and other brands. I sell (iarrett & Co.'s pure C'hocko yotte wines. I keep the best of every thing in my inf. vxl'olite attention to all at Kay's, west side It, K. Shed, my i ly. DKSItiNKHKNT FKKK, In nritiug give sotiie limit lis to price anil state uge ot' deceased. l.Alt.lT STUCK In tlie South to select from. We have no branch yards, and parties doing business under u similar llnu name have no connection with us tu any way whatever. THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS. I Kstalilishctl 1M4N. ) 1S9 t 1W liank st., Norfolk Va nov 2 ly. OF -Sl'HlNli AND SI MM EH MILLINERY. FANCY (i(H)DS ami NOVELTIES, llutterhk's rattrnn. It. & G. COltSETS, Misses at otic., Ladies 75c, to $1, Vl'riceswill lie made to suit the times. Hat and bonnets nimle and trimmed to order. MRS. P. A. LEWIS, Weldon. N. 1 n i. i HOANOKK HAl'IIW, N, c. Builder. Furnishers of BfliifliDE Materials,. Manufacturers of Coffins & Caskets 'Mi and dealers in UNDERTAKER'S SUPPLIES. We sell them from 82 lo $10. Our coffins and caskets will compare favora bly in workmanship and finish with those of any factory in the United States and prices guaranteed to be the lowest. . 1&.A11 orders tilled at short Irani Display unsco Sep 8 Ctr,