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God ; bless the ch eerf al - nrnnV
uiaii, wuaistt oi cnua, oia or young,
illiterate ' or educated, s handsome or
homely. : Over anof above every
social trait stands cheerfulness. Whit
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the strickD heart, re cheerful per
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ouue, ii uieir suenc mission, orishten-
ini5 up society around them with the
uappiaeBs oeaming trom their faces
listen to me, you pretty sirl! Do
you know that a plain, sensible girl is
much more in demand' than is a frirf
olous beauty? Do you know that a
weu-apppmted, sensible man 'does
not often give his heart or bis home
into the, keeping of a woman whose
oniy attraction is her personal loveli
ness! And that in case he does any
thing rash, when he repents at his
leisure, he usually tells her so. '
Keep your' skeletons shut up in
yoar closets is a good rule for every
body to obey. A sorrow or misfor
tune may bring to you the sympathy
not only of your friends but of in
different acquaintances, but there are
limits beyond which this will not be
earned. tebple soon tire of a grief
in which they are not personally con
cerned. The sunshine is so much
more agreeable than the shadow that
it will be sought for, and they ex
pect you will help to make it as soon
wudi may assume to be a reason
able time has passed byV s If you do
nor, it you are constantly openiDg
wie aoor -ot your skeleton closet and
weeping over what it contains, you
ueea not oe surprised that you are
snunned by those upon whose affec
tion you have most counted. You
must smile though your heart be well
nign Drocen, and it is right that you
should do so., The world, albeit is
not a bad world, it if still fulUnough
of caie and of burdens for each hu
man being to carry for himself as to
make the carrying of those of others
-v-. rviuugCU penoci, unaearaole.
f aR?nfgi!3ed hanstthere
nay I i music and: mirth Vthpra Wr
bpspitaJ4tnd
ba r eatinor -aVw? AHnrii ":
matin or fhckVA ' . -
FT , v. v. uug nu seni-
iraent, and tnere may be prayer and
P1!?;1 e voice of babyhood and
the express6d love of childhood :more
uttu omweignt tnem ail within th
sacred, nails of heart memorfe Wnd
soul rtipyAbrMce.;'.''" : ;' ' "
The-hoihe where dearVchildreri gath-
o!;pa3inalaWrnal and
x paternaY.'kiss : ' - -' f-
Where -;lpve rules tire; hoursnn all
oorra oi weatners.
ir tnnce blest and aho,ne ot
happiness and bliss. - ; ''
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PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
- There is a tendency on the part of
some mothers to do So much for then
children that vutually a premium is
placed upon selfishness. The child
whose every wish is anticipated, and
for whom nothing is too good, is apt
to grow up an -exceedingly unpleas
uU pc.ouu, uniess, indeed, there be
amount of natural
good in him to counterbalance the
undue indulgence. Shielding children
from every chilling breath of lifefc air
begets a love of care and selfish en
joyment which becomes fixed when
childhood is past. A mother for ex
ample, had-denied herself every com
fort. She had- risen early and had
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iaKen rest late m order that her
daughters might have 1 "perfectly
ppv girmood." No dutv was ex
acted of them. If they are minded
to help they might do so. if not thr
was no one to ease the weary mother
other Knman o n s . J
x. .oia. oiuau wonder is
that after these girls grew up their
w uuugni .was for self. The
mother was ignored by ' them jdisre-
Bpecttuuy sppken of as "old-fashion-ed"and
"without tast" Ti,rt
was, only xegaided as one who' could
bake brew, and was even "ordered"
no other, word can be - used to
wkit upon them whil i-.it. j -.
r ; PLheF easy chairs. Never having been
taught tO 8Dfcnri nnrl V o-fc -a '
t- w . i -mv kj u Biir.ii I, in fiAinn
good' these young women were not
. , . ueipers ot ..those- in , ned, and
-v -;;ever carneoT sunsnme intodajrkened
-U henes. Even their best friends'tired
; , of them, and-their lives were unlove
W ly and-discontented;; Tfire can be
no unhappiness iu life , unless" tW
. .... iiuer oi autyj wnich Jead8
. , -, u.uiy - curve,", be conscientiouslv
; - followed, i Let every mother incufc
' ' cate idbetLchildren)8minds thatitls
-J - y18" w.gve. than to receive
It is the'dutv Of everv woman .
always loot; well at ' Bbtne. " If h
does lier own work; a little "care and
proper clothing will make her look
clean and neat even to the kitchen.
Particularly : in the afternoon nd
evening, she should make herself
look as sweet and prettv as' DOKribU"
No matter how much your husband
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ores you, ne will love you all th
more, when he comes home to sup
per, you meet him with a sraile,'neat
ly dressed and with
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ib the most becoming style the war
be likes to see you wear it. Do you
not wish him never to regret the
choice he made and always to think
youi tne most charming of women?
This is one secret of way to accomp
lish such an object. -
Ucdta Bo -lidr Oivii "Sorts;?
;vwfcQIf you have ever used a Singer youlaiow. C
fJt ff is to get your ncctilcwork done '
':thout bother or trouble, without noise C 1.1 ' i 1
H or annoyance," and without a bit of tirintr.'"
51 Ask anv 'user of n 5??nfrAr 'TI,-A'.E. ?
-i? - ': more Sincere in'nnpnfinn rA -n ' -
other makes combined. i V ' r'TT" fI .
other makes combined, i
q Their usira eoiistitute the, Singcr'a' Lest
-'j 'advertisement. ' ' ? " . r
:Theinirii gualitics of
Sser are thorpuchly tested beforo
- : it leaves the Singer' factory and that is
x y wiU stand -the: hardest kind of
a4?d even abuse, throughout an ordi-
nary lifetime .
You'll find the Singer nameplatc, the em
: blem of the Siiiger repu tation and the Sing.
;er guarantee, on every genuine Singer.
BLSUfifilEs
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Snger Sewing Machine CompanV
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supper Friday night.
Mrs. Minnie IIoHen' spent hit
week in this communitv.
Mrs. Dement, of Raleigh, U vuit
jng Miss Vie Jones.
-Miss arari C-myers left Sunday
for Chester, Va., where she wi I wri
ter school.
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Mr. H. R. Holmes teft Monday t
visit hU Hon in Durham.
Air. J.T. Insco?,from Clar R.ck
our county surveyor, wm in our iec'
tion last week. H was survvint?
tlit line between Franklin and Grsn-
Tllle ounties
Druse.
a husband's duty to nis wife.
The man that declared th
shiny husband makes a merrv.beauti-
iui nome, worth having, worth "work
ing for, had a fine conceDtion'nf
oi ine cnief characteristics "of a hap-
py Household. If man is hr
cheery, considerate and sympathetic;
u wue sings-m ner neart ovpV h
Lpuaaings and mending basket,' counts
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iue nours oil he returns at nieht. and
renews her youth in the security she
feels of his appreciation and admira
tion. You may think it weak or
childish, if you please, but it is the
hears words of
praise and receives smiles ot com
mendation; who is capable, discreet
and-executive. We hava aean
j timid, weak, self distrusting little
jj v ih riv niru.m tn m
todt wof aahood under the omo and feet iide sod then cot .he wSrf. .nd
the cordial of o.nman;K; :l . ewsina
Cboice and fresh Cul-flowcrs
LIVER'Y - IN - OONMEOTION
Of CraUom, Ro Wu,
Floral design, and Flower for all
skms. rotUd Terra aad aU krod. f
pot and out door b4dmjr r4aau. Vr?
etable planU In wa. All onUrt
promptly filled.
H.STtlNMFTrZ, TiorkL
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I also have a Pk4 livcrv ,a
,urn"cK3 a nior nr asv n- 1oj T: , ,
one M rwwoamb!. prio. CJI to r
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; . Water For the Bees
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vmrc'tne oees plenty of water.4
They need a great deal and will fly
along distance to get it.
If there is no" running stream or
lake of pure water near it is ull tt
j place a pail of wuter near the apiary
every uay.
Bees use water to dilute the he.v
thick honey lefforer from winter to
maice it suitable for the youne Itrv..,
and a!sc to make the cell wall pliabU.
tseea should be protected from the
wind on the north and eat by a cloae
set hedge or high fence.
-AU weeds should be kent down in
front ot the hives.
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Joseph Yarborough
..TAILOR.
A. T. KUl Bonding
Louiaburg. X. C.
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Tam prnared to do your nf'-
ng, clianing and Uiloring at
ery rtMODibl rat. All wtrk
guaranteed. GiTrne m tHal and I
will pleue you.
The Best Policy
S. FORn
At Fords StuMc
LOU IS BURG, N C
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GOODS
The Safest Company
JOST
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; :Aim whose walls never e6ho to
; 7 ,r the voice ot childhood cannot well be
oinerwise than cold arid' chPArWo
the cordial of companionship with a
husbandwho really wenf ont of hi.
way to nna occasion for sflowing her
how tenderly be deferred to her
opinion. In home life there ehnnM
be no jar, no striving for ni nn
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msisung oa prerogatives or division
oiinwrests. The husband and wif.
are each the Compliment of the oth-
11 lQt as mnch his duty
to be cheerful .s it is hers to be pa
tientj.bis right tor bring joy into the
doer, aslit is hers to sweep and garn-;
isbthe pleasant interior. A family
wBere the daily walk of the father
makes lite a festival, is filled with
something like heavenly benediction'
lfrs.Eoliins and Mrs. : Moran.
Peonle in nil rwvfa nf .v - -l
- r , - k"w i couniry are
gon and mdigesUon. . Mrs. Minerva jL
Rolhns of Dewey, -111., ancfMrs. r
- - - uic geac nero laxative
ShS0 : ttfttatoly swanteed
to do whais claimed far it, and if you
want tn tw it vQfft. vxiJl t-i Ar1
address for a free sample bottle-to Pep
sin Syrup Co,; 119 Caldwell Bldg., Mon-
UCello. I1L .It. ia BrM K rrl..-7Z.
with
grass close to the ground
ho.
- An hour once a week spent on U
care'of the be e will bring larger re
turns for the effort than any other
labor oh the farm.
A newspaper man of Chicago who
lives a. few miles out m the country
last year sold $225 worth of hrm.
to three big hotels. He sari he did
not spend more than an hoar a week
looking after; his bees during the set.
son: -
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The strcrtirth, conwratlwrC
economical management of
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Equitable Ufc Aswrancc Sodcty!
of The U. S. j
Make it the safrtt company Ln which to '
Insure, The liberality and adaptability
of the
New York JUadard Policy 4 j
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EertoQ's White Front
And specin) drives in other lines at pn
that will interest, yon to examine
; 1; PocomokeXlteins; 5
-Howard - Lawrence S died - at th
home of his sten-f afiprf r
Mangum,. last LTuesdayHo'ward
was the bnYy . child7and liekk
briffht n1 rfaaavtrrf -r".'L" '' iT
Misses Emma Jpnes- and Zelma
Holmes spent .list week : with ''rel
tivesjiear Louisburg. ;
UNDER THfi WISHING TREE.
Washingnon; Auff. 29. ITetir
Payne, a VOUnCf ruxrrn. vatv mM.
sought! the magic
l"aria ot ne -wishing uee"- n La.
iayt.ie oquare. .
Tradition has, it that hem cUrV.
have iuccessfally wwhed themseltes
9f!H&lluy9 wished'themtelves
married, and. eve'rir sutesmen hava
wisneu tlieraselves into the hhe
Houiir. ' ' ' i
Seating himgelf on a bench undr
' , nnui naru ov the
equeatram statue of Andrew Jackaon,
Henry said lowlyr! and distinctly: r '
'i:tU toaya good job
na Keep out of;, irouble,'
: .erore.be . had ;goDe two ,b!ockt
was arrested aa
ana -8;Dt to the work h
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ForSaleY'r;'
-rrh - ueeness. tives near Louisburg.' W,' easy
There mar be wealth. v - - -- - j- - 4 1 '
easy,
ten:... Add:"'.: C0tl
Pull Information atd rmtr
ed upon request Addrt
R. H. DAVIS,
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We deire to jU to ocr
fnenJa aod.cojtoraer that
o j wehare moT4 oar
Barber Shop '
' i?P the room ondrr the
- Clifton corner to lh .
HOES
Meadows Biding 'J
?,wttrt fctrwt, when? we
will be plfad to ferrerou. J
t Rrst aass Voric ' V
if. ' ft m a . K . t. ... A
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; ttUTr, hair-cat,Jraaipoo
J ox thing- In our l jrou
- a call. W &or haT thrr4 J
' thai : aid can aerte you ".
farter..-::.'.
SHOES S
Msw, Lftdica ar.d CtiJdrv TLb ! tK-ttc,,,
Our Shoo Value Cnnnot Be JEqual(-,i.
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