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the Home Circle at EiBning Tide ,
CETJDE THOUGHTS TBOII THE EDITOMAL
For jyiftjftfc tbo daughter of a
good motW.
'.
A great singer had just finished
Singing Home, Sweet Home" and
many of the audience were in tears.
'Iff a bea.Wifu.l long," aid a girl ty
afi dlder wOfiian, who sat next to her.
"ITps," was the reply, "and the senti
ment to which it moves all those peo
ple is beautiful. How much happier
the word would be if 4 everyone had
as much principle? as sentiment on
the subject, and followed out a plain
every-day rule of making home
sweet," ,
is chary of administering t unsolicited
advice, analwho always: -wails- until
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her socia J and useful capacities are
requested, and never readers herself
ofli ious even in her moat Sanguine
efforts at proving to be, a gfcod neigh
bor. ' v
A gehilemaii Uxih U the M
iiii scrap; and We prelum1 that he
knowS betteHhan We do as to the
statement being a truthful one.
From the bit of confusion we have
noticed in approaching these mas-
culine groups, we rather suspect the
vrnrds are not wide of the mark. "It
is certainly amusing, when one has a
little leisure to approach 'a group of
men on the sidewalk, and listen to
the conversation just to hear how
earelesslv profanity mixes in. This
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man tears off an oath and that one
tips off a dozen bad words in no time
All of a sudden the loud laugh cease?
and the most refined language th
"group77 is capable ot using takes its
place. Goodness what a change
and what caused it O, nothing, onl)
a lady has approached them, and
thev have a little more . respect for
her than themselves. ' Well, well, a
lady is a missionary wherever she
SAFEGUARDS FOR YOUNG MEN
l$ow, what are the safeguards of
young men? -The first safeguard of
which we want to speak is a love of
home. There are those who have pq
idea of the pleasure that ) Concen
trate around that Word home.w Per
haps your early abode w&l shadowed
with vide 6 p6Verty. Harsh words
and petulance and scowling -'may
have destroyed all thz Banctity of,
that spot. Love, kindness and self-
sacrifice which have built tour al
tars m so many abodes, were Btran-
acrs in your tamer s nouses ijroa
bity you, young man. You never
had a home. But a multitude; of
young men can look back to the spot
that they can never forget. It may
have been a lowly root, but you can
not think of it now without a dash
emotion. You have seen nothing tion to the modest canvas.
for: Fi-AnT, TREASURE'
Th. Owner Didn't Appreciate the Gtm
. V v. of: His Colction., .
Somi years ago a. well knonj art
expert , was "summoned to" act in the
Capacity' 'of private appraiser to a
young , man 7who desired to sell at
auction tne ; contents oi iiis latners
.picture gallery. :, Thermal apprccf
ated his own limitations sufficiently
tpTealize the need of such advice as
.the critic had to: offer; though the
actual depth of . his . ignorance was
pet patent at the beginning of the
mtervlev.
. .The two men were in the gallery,
and the. owner discoursed somewhat
intelligently on a pair, of enormous
battle scenes'or- which his father
had paid a fabulous .sum and out of
which V: he hoped " to", .realize much
more than the ) original price. A
few other ' highly pictorial composi;
tions came in for their share of ap-
proval. "i;ltewpuwtherlilreto
keep those reaUyl- 'fgbod'&ings".
But he felt that they would com-
rnaiid the highest price at the sale.
The expert passed them with a
glance.' .He felt sure, that the iyfrn-
er wouia realize ms acsare to keep
them: unless he was willing to sac
rifice them ,for a tithe qf. what his
father had paid .for them a score
of years before, when that sort of
painting was in vogue.
, t Vrom the "moment the connois
seur entered the long room he kept
fhts eye on a small canvas disdain
fully "skyed" above the opposite
door, ' Though the light wasbad
and the position the?worst possible,
he tdok in the matchless sweep of
technic in that painted-head. As
soon as the young man had exhaust
ed his enthusiasm over the showy
pictures the artist failed his atten-
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THE SMALL BOY.
N o hing is belter calculated to ruin
a small boy than for him to have, two
home-, to either of w hick he is -Tper-mmei
to go at will If mother re
pr 'ves or chastises him for hi j
nautrtuiitess. he takes his hat and
goes over to grand maV or auntie's
house. There he is leceived, cajoled
petted aua permitted to remain a
day or two, or perhaps a week.
Then because of some overt act, he
is reproved, and he picks up his hat
and goes off home, where be is kind
ly received and no reference had to
his former, misconduct In this way
he is permitted to oscil'ate between
two homes, all the time developing
his disregard of the restraints of
rightful authority. Trained in
way, he grows up self-willed, has no
regard for the rights or wishes of
on earth that has so stirred your
soul. A stranger passing along that
place might see nothing remarkable
about it, but oh! how much it means
to you. Fresco on palace wall does
not mean so much to you as those
rough hewn, rafters. Parks snd bow
ks and trees at fashionable watering
place or country seat do.not mean so
much to you as that brook that ran
m front ot the plana farm house and
singing under the weeping willows.
The barred . gateway swung open
by porter in full dress does not mean
so much to you as that swinging gate,
yoursister on one side of it and you
on the other.' She, gone for fifteen
years, ago into glory!
comin v back to ' you today as you
swept backward and forward on the
gate, singing the songs o! your child
hood. 13 ut there are those who have
Oh, that's a sketch by an ob
scure German pairiter," the owner
returned, "a thing my father picked
up somewhere. Jt doesn't amount
to anything. I had it hung up
there to get it out of the way."
"Will you sell it for a hundred
dollars?"
T cliATlll fVioi. ihtnh- T nrinA
the owner replied in some astonish
ment. rBut I don't want to rob
you." .
"And I don't want to rob you,"
his guest echoed. "That despised
sketch i the best thing in your col
lection, the one that ought to bring
(the highest price. It is a Lenbach.
JNo one else paints like that. A Len
bach needs no signature."
The owner was not convinced, in-
That scene Uod, was rather anxious to make
the sale on the spot, and his doubt
was not dissipated until the auction
was over and he learned hat tho lit
tle Lenbach had brought something
over $3,000, the highest price paid
for any picture fli the collection.
a song.
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In all our work in filling Prescription, we aim at precrioa.
Nothing that can be done to insure safety and satin fiction in
results is omitted even in the smallest detail.
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their second dwelling olace. It is
your adopted home. lW also ia The war canvases went for
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Every order large or mnall with promptness and despatch.
acred forever. There you establish
the first family altar. There your
children were born. : In that room
A Missing Point.
Professor," said an acquaintance.
flapped the wing of the death angel. "yu understand Latin, do you not?"
Under that roof when your work is .r,ePue ine P.
. ' . may be said to have a fair, knowl-
done, you expect to lie down and 0j jtin."
die. There is only one word in all "I know everybody says you have.
the language that can convey your I wishyouwould tell me what 'volix
Nobody that 1 have asked
-v i idea of that nlace. and that word is nieans.
"home." We never knew a man I ,
, - , .xL. . . , . . , -"ii mere is any sucn.wora as
who was faithful to Ma earlv and i- j j i. t i.
- . i vuiii. uiauuiu. ox wuiuu x uave be- in m mm i
others,and unless some remarkakle adoPted homf who wa gen over nous' doubts, I certainly do not PlAJjPf VAf AnflOtl
freak ot grace interposes to check I ai me 8ame um io any gross i or m Know wnax it means. VU iQJll , VV flUEVbiO
of wickedness. If you find more en- xou surprise roe, proiessor. a
iovment in the clubroom. in the lit- man , of your attainments ought to.
Come here with your prescript ions.
anywhere.
THE SCOGGIN
LOUISBURG,
We deliver anything
DRUG CO
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grace interposes to
his wild career, he is pretty certain
to land in the penitentiary.
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I -erary society, in the art saloon, than
you do in these unpretending home
pleasures, you are on the road to
ruin. Though you may be cut off
NEIGHBORS.
A good neighbor is always the-
most t desirable of possessions, al- from; your early associates, and
though, in some cases their social though you may be separated from
value is underestimated. What con- all your kindred, young man, is there
8titute8 a good neighbor is also ' f re-, not a room somewheretbat yoU can
quently misconstrued, although the call your own? Though it be the
know that 'vohV means vol. ix."
The professor devoted a moment
to calling up his reserves and bring
ing his light artillery into action.
"It is no winder, madam," he
said, "that I did not see the point
of four joke. You left the point
out of it." . . -
To week and B1hm women, that Is ImA oat
kit with tb wt. two treatment.
must be combined. ' OQ& Is kxml. otvs is consttto
WST to belpw But '
bos both sor taporust, both
s I urnt ctrra is too jloch.
some
V Quick Wltted Divines.
Dr. P. S. Henson once delivered
sensible acceptation of the term is, the fourth story of a third ,classboarding York ? Chautauqua. In introducing
uiguwvi!nuv u mcuuij . nnuuut uubc, iuiu wiai iwru,. gaiuw uuu&B) mm jsisnop Vincent saia.
being ofticipus, helpful without being pictures anoT" a harp. Hang your . "Ladies and gentlemen, we are
uperflously so and finally, one who mothers portrait over the mantle.
respects the privacy of others' house- Bid unholy mirth
hold affairs by -a certain degree of lhre8hold. consecrate s
formality of mannpr . . . -
The social neighbor is not always 8p(Km rT WUQ e 01
the. useful neighbor, yet each in her Praver' ?7 tb.e memory of other
place has special influences,, to ;exert djs, a father's counsel, 7 a mother's
01 equauy oenenciai consequences, love and a sisters confidence, call it
The sympathetic neighbor is also a tme
popular one, but she has to exercise
AontinuoUS tact, lefit her nnlsiri n or i n
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4tn&n.A w.o nfl,.Anniu tL I , ' ' A' buaraiii6cQ ' Article.
Ir. Eboos's BettonttiTe. the OomtltotlatttX
The former Dr. Ehoop'i N Lcht Cxire li tttosicaj
tnaood membrase fapposltory remedy, while Dr.
Ehoop's RetnrtvtlTe la whoUr aa tateroai trm.
ment. The Bestormttre reeches throctsboas the
entire mtem, klnx the repelr of ell &srre
il tLSsa. txtd ell blood eilZDents.
The hMctxiCH.ajfu Dane lxnsl2jBi.dw Hi
work while jva tiemp. XtioothesioreeadttUUo.
d znoooos sorbMte. beis local weakaenee aa4
dlKhanea. while the BesSoratira. eaaas oervocs
exdtemeat. siTet renewed Tlfor and amMtkn.
build op wte4 brtixrtri abootrraewed
trenxth. ttror. aod enerrr. Take Dr. Ehoop's
Beetorati re Tablets or IJQukJ ai a reoeral tool 9
to the tritexa. , For podttTs local Lelp,tcss as wtil
now to listen to lecture on Tools IviTlO lrir (( .tlTI tr?25
by one"- The audience broke into -
aroar of laughter, and after it had THE BODDIE-PERRY DRUG CO
aiea ' away uisnop v mceni aaaea
ica. - 7 T BOARDERS WANTED,
Dr Hehson rose and, with a 11 have opened a boarding' hbtde at
genial smile," said, "Ladies and gen- 109 South Blount 'Street, Raleigh, N,
tlemeri; I. am not ofgreat a fool as C., and will be gbd to. hive all who
Bishop 'Vincent' - Another roar -wish good board to call and sc me. I
oi iaugnter, alter wnicn tne, speaser snau re giaa to nave a;i ray trankiia
Dissolution Sale,
The firm of Cooper and Pleasants
is this day dissolved by mutual coo
sent, M. C Ileasants harini; par-
chased the entire stock of mer
chandise belonging to the firm. Ho
will collect all debts due the rm
and will pay all outstanding obli
gations against tho firm a per
terms of sale, Geo. XL Coorou
' - ' ,' M. C. PziusAxr'
c no D C E
Cut Flowers
t !
added, "would have you belieYe.?
over
done or utilized at untimely J periods, j Many things V are . advertised and
Thift innn?tivfl nftfo-hhnia Voa Imany promises are made, but it is not
v J.ne mcuisiuvo ueignooris always., a
dread to everybody within the reach
" ,' 't of her inquisilaive curiosity,' as she
' rinAA not RAem to have anir infiiiriv
4 V ' respect for, others', feelings ; as4 re
. , gards their divulgence ; of j personal
i "' affairs to an outsider;
t ; The truest and most respeted; of
;?;who,alway8 s
well of , every-!
' body, who devotes the largest 'share
always, that these promises are maae
xn good faith nor can. , tbey always ipe
kept. . "With a laxative remedy like Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin; it is different.
This remedy will cure - constipation, in
digestion, .liver trouble,1, flatulency,
heartburn, sour, stomach and all r other
diseases- of " the stomach, , liver and
bowels, ih, old or-young. -A; rich com-
f any is behind every statement .made,
t is absolutely guaranteed to do . what
ia claimed, and .if you want to rtry it
before buying; send your address for a
free sample bottle tof Pepsin Syrup Co.
119 Caldwell Bldg.rMonticello, 111. - It
is sold by. The Boddie-Perry" Drug Co.,-
; ' ; of her sympathies to her own . affairs, at 50c and ?1 a bottle.,
Into & general store, of 'a town in
Arkansas - there; recently came a
darky .complaining that a ham
which he fhad purchased there wa3
not goocL V ' ; - ' .
.5The ham is, all righty'-Zeph in
sisted the" storekeeper.,- ! t': i 1
0, it ain't, .boss, insisted' the
negro; .'Dat ham's shore- bad I 1
, Hdw- catr that:, oe," " continued
the storekeeper, x'when it was cured
only last week'?" ' . : ' "
: The arky Vscratched his head
reflectively -and finally suggested:
' fDen mebbe irs had a relapse.'
Harper's ."Weefly. - y
County friends call to seq me when in
RaleigH.- r v i ; ,. . .
Mrs, S. W. Jones -
. ' Notice to OiaEcy.Ecitoo, 4
You will take notice that on tha 4th
day of May, 1903,' I , bought for your
taxes, due for the year, of 1907, m lot
of land in Franklin County, and . in the
town of Louhburg, containing about
one-half acre, said lot was listed in
your name for taxes You will further
take notice that on the 14 th day of
next May, 1900, 1 shall apply to the
bhenrr of Frankun County for a deed
to said land unless the same is redeemed
on or before said time. .
s MRS, E. a lERRY,
Thiallth February, lm f
Returned .without finding, J. J.
Lancaster, Constable,- ; ...
DlssoMon Koticc
Thtfina heretofore known as
Murphy & Willi ma hat' this day
been mutually dissolved and the
business will be continued by Ix.
W.E. M urphy at th a aame plac e.
Mr. W. B. Murphy having, bought
the interest of MrV. C". Williams
he yi' all claimii against, the
the old firm and also-collect all ac
counts due aaid firm.
Thia Feb. 101 tOM; '
Y,. E. MtntPHPY
;; v, C. W ILLXlalS . . r -.
Having bought the above buai-
nesa x trua xo aay to au our cutto
mera that I will continue to 'carry
a nice sioclc of frcjh aeata. etc,
and will aUo give tho very best of
service. nau appreciate the
trade of any new coilomtr wishing
good meaii4nd Sood service
' ,: i i W. E. M URPHY
Boaet, carnation and noltt
perialtv. Wedding Wuqu-u ud
floral oSericgt arranged in Wt
ttjle at abort notice. Sanaa tr
flo-wering bulba, bddinc flcU,
jrofte bukhca, and every ihicg in tt
J florist line, at
J LO'QUINN&CO
. PHONE 149
Raldgfi, NorthJCorolina.
1 Notice to The Public.
I have rented ))r. Bc
Moort'a floor and gritt iciSa near
Toungarille, which have rocecUy
been put in first claas co&diticm
new bolting cloths, etc Gtv tse
trial, I am certain I can p!re jem-
8YL FEAKCE.
NOTICE.
The place for baogrjr torn will
,..,. . "' fouod at '
NOTICE
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Having quail Sed a executor ef tbe
will ef John 11. Gu5to- deceased, late I
noury ' all f perton fcag - cuimt
againat aaid estate to present the wtme
to ma on or before the Uth day of Feb
1910 or this notice will be r4a4 fa bar
of there recovery. All pcraoa lodeb
tcd to said estate will please xnaka I ta
med late pavment " to the usd craijjned
thU Feb. 13. 1900. . - i- - i r. -
: K. If. GUPTOK, Exr.
6: S. WHITE'S
KESTAUBAOT
having recQotlr ooveJ In Hea4
owa sew balldlop. firtt-claaf
mal can atfd will be atrved fret
and hot, with the Wtt the taarket
affords Coeae to r tne., !
Yean to leaie,
O. a WHITE.
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