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Mm WU1? Dr. X. A Ntv.ll '
?B..B. BL P KINDLE. fs
'?? Oetarpatfclc Physician ?
Htadcraoi North Ctrtllia
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DB. W. B. MORTON
Bye Specialist *'
Loulsburg, North Carolina
Offlce With J. A. Turner, Next Door
to Hotel Entrance.
DB. E. M. PERKY
Physician and Surgeotf^
Loulsburg, a r o 1U hi
Offlce Next I)o?f"to Aycock* Drug Co.
Day PJuw<S9. Night Phone 107
WILLIAM WILLIS BOOTHS j y)
ATTORNEY-iX-LAW * 7 j
I.ouisburg. North Carolina
General practice. Office orer M. C.
, ? Pleasant'sr store.
DB. 1BTMUB HYNE8 FLEM1NU j/
Surgeon Dentist,
Offlce in Hotel Building, Next U> Post- j
,j offlce.
Loulsburg, North Crolina
Hours: I to 4:30. Phwi No.40. I
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DB. J. E. MALONE
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Loulsbarg. North Carsllnar
Office In Arcock Drug Store. Market
Street, OUce practice. Surfrv
and consultation.
DB. S. P. BUBT ? /
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
L-" Loulsburg, North Carolina
Office in Burt Building Mala Street
Hours 11 a^m. to 1 p. m. and 4 to 5p.m
W. M. PERSON //*
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
? Louisburg, North- Carolina
Practice In ail courts. .Office on Main
Street. > " ?
' DR. R. F. YARBOROl'KH //
PHYSICIAN and SURPGEON ? j
Loulsburg, North Caroliaa
Offlce in Yarborough ? Building
Nl|kt calls answered from T. W.
Bickett's residence, phone 70. j
- *Tf. hovck lr \
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER' '
Loulsburg. North Carolina
Trading agents (or al kinds ct build'
las supplies, artistic Mantles and
Titles. Architectural designs sab
mlttod.
T.W3ickett, R.B. White, E J) Malone
BICSETT. WHITE k MALONE .
LAWYERS \ y
Loulsburg, NorthCarolina
GsGaGeral practice, settlement at es
tates funds invested. Oae member of
the firm always in ttie office.
WmJIATWOOD BUFFI S ir
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW if
Loulsburg, N. C
WU practice in the courts of Ftaak
11m and adjoining counties, alto M the
Supreme Court and in the United
States District and Circuit Court. Of
fice orer the First National Bank.
SPBUILL A HOLDEN i
ATTORNEY 8-AT-LAW ^
Loulsburg. North Carolina
Will a ten d thee ourts of Franklin,
?aace, G ran rile, Wars* sad -Wash
counties, also the 8a?rente Court of
North Carolina. Prompt attention
?' to calectlons. Office in Sprulll
DR. JOEL D. WHITAKER,
Balelgk, X.?.
Practice conlned to eye, ear, throat
and note. Will be In Loulsburg fcije
lrst Monday In each mouth at Dr. Tar-,
borough's office
DB. J. 0. NEWELL. j /
Physician and Surgesa. J
? ' Loulsburg. N. C.
Night Phone - - - -T 1S-2
Calls left at any drug ttore will bs
promptly answered. I \J
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t A. WOOERS
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Will On UJ job
Work GunrXlit'-ed. .Call <sr writi
?) 3d in dm<1 of anything in my
mm ? ??-i-M
City Barber^Shop
thank our cukwi and
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PL' ft* IMir, Hr
MM 1, 1914?
THE MTEMUI10RIU. SEMIS.
TmJt oI the Lmm?, Laka ??. 1) M.
| Mamery Vara*. 1? ftaldan Tvrt, Luka
>11, M?Cam man ta ry Prepared by
* Ra*. D. M. Steams.
In the last verse of tbepwrflous le?
?00 He said. "TbeH*ttfG host shall
teach yon." tJfKtlle lust ulgbt that
He wasiwiHr*them, ere He suffered.
He ->w<t. The Comforter, the Holy
boat, whom the Father will aen<l In
my uame. He shall teach you all
things. He will guide von Into all
truth, lit- will ?fttu?till ana?tn
come. He shall testify of Mu (Jobb
zfT, 30; jt. 20; irl. 13). and many oth
er things He said of the Spirit of I
Truth, nut are are blind and deaf and j
soslow--to perceive or hear spiritual |
tEInjts.
Well might He say of each of us. "I
have written to him the snot things
of my law, but-they were counted aa a
?transe thin*" (Bos. rtli, 12). When
He s|H>ke of false teaching even.the
disciples thought He referred to bread I
for tbe body, and now bees la a man.
one tof tbe couiimay,' so litfte:impress
ed by tUagfent truths of odt Jaat las
son ax^jkM^eolemn things of the fu
ture that^K^ls- more concerned about
a bit of Cut lily property. -vv ?;
is it iot so Mill, and ara not men,
with nte fvwcllMi, so oecrapVe* with
Hjagaftiia'iporal tkat they <** scarce
find time to give a tbooght to things
ettjcnal? Ho?* mlgMj and \Mort
searching the Master's words, "A
man's life conaisteth not in tba abun
dance pf the things which he pos
sesseth" (verse 15). Since "coTetous
ness is idolatry" (Col. ill. 5), how much
we need the words, "Having food an<l
raiment, let us be therewith content."
?Trust not In uncertain ricBfes. but in
the Living Hod, who giveth us richly
all things to enjoy" (1 Tim. vi, ftA.17).
How aptly and forcibly our Loltl set
forth the truth In tbe parable of the
rich poor man who could only talk
with himself about tbe smallness of
his bams nnd the abundance of his j
fruits and bis, goods, and if he bad |
larger barns what an eaay, merry time I
be might have for many years to come I
He irwiiiil lo have no thought of God.
who had caused his ground to bring ,
forth plentifully, nor of the poor, with .
whom- he might share his goods. There
was no one to be considered but him- '
self. 'He knew nothing of the love of '
Ood and therefore had no love for ;
God nor for bis fellow men. "But God
?aid untn him. Thou fool, this night I
thy soul shall?be required of the%" <
(rerae 201
Now what were barns and fruits
and goods to him'! He had to leave
all and went out 'of the world poor
indeed, like the rich man of Luke xvl, |
1B-26. How often we read of one who '
died at his desk in tbe offlce or fitting
in bis home or taken by an accident,
and the words come to mind. "Thy.
soul Is required of thee." and the great
question is. Was he saved? and then.
Waa be rich toward God? It is possi
ble to be saved as by fire and have no
rewards for service, no crowns to cast
at His feet <1 Cor. lil. 11-15: Ker.
Iv, 10). -
A true believer may still be so blind
ed by the god of thla world as to fail
to see the advantage of treasure in
heaven and so lay np treasure for
himself in this world which must all
left behind when'be la called out of
the world. From verse 22 lie si>eaks
to His disciples, truly, saved men. all
but Judas Iscariot (John zlil. 10. 11). I
and teaches them that since they are !
now childreu of God there Is no room j
for anxiety about food' or raiment.
Th^ kingdom Is made sure to tbem
(verse 32>. and if they will cow live
to hasten Its coming by living only
unto God and winning souls to Him
fie will see that all things uecassary
for this life are given to tbem.
Tbe teaching of verae 31 and Mutt,
vl, 33. is not that of seeking our souls'
salvation, for the words were spoken
.to saved men. but It tenches saved
T>eople that as such their flrst aim In
life should be the coming of the king- i
doaj for which we pray when we say
from the heart. "Our Father, who art
In beaveu. ? ? ? Thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done on earth as in heav
en." There Is no use talking of ex-"
tending the kingdom, for there la no
kingdom to extend. It waa at band
our Lord was here, in their very
^Midst In the person of gtmself. the
bat when the/ cried "We have
no king hot Caesar" and killed their
Meastah they caused the kingdom to
be postponed till Rt shall com again
See carefully Lake xtx, 11-15; Matt.
*xlli, 39, Acta Ik 20, 21. tfe are la
the age between the poetpcaanif?* of
Um kingdom audits coming at tbe see?
sad coming of Christ, the mystery bid
k God from the beginning or the
world, but specially revealed to Paul.
(Eph 1U. ?11; Rom xvl, 26-2D,- Reek
ing. the kingdom easing l?iaa Is aaa
"counting all tblus? but loss for tbe
excellency of tbe knowledge of Christ
as our Lord" tPhll. HI. &l and mak-,
, social life and business life. ? to
make known In all.netkxsi as qotrklf
possible Ills gnat salvation for
bosoever wlir that Hta body. Ok
church.. may be comptetadj thla age
end *?<1 the kingdom come.
., Thua we mr Mrs reatfsl laasoas
?attsaari
M We honestly believe we have the best remedy in the world tor indigestion
M and dyspepsia. We urge you to try it at our risk. If it doesn't relieve
U you?as we feel sure it will?we'll give back your money without a word.
& Y?u know us?yoUr family druggist. You know we wouldn't dare recommend' any thing \vc didn't
V know about, nor dare to break a promise. Therefore, when we recommend any it ia
" we believe it tn he ^bettor than any utlier to relieve the ailment for which it is made, and when we
prove our faith in it and'our sincerity toward you by promising to give back your money jf it
doesn't relieve you and in every way satisfy you, you have 110 possible excuse for doubt or hesitation
are, we honestly believe, the best remedy' made for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all
other Stomach tils
je Know They're Good
Delays Are dangerous
You Risk No Money
Rezali DyMrft Tablets.. In addition
to other ingredient?, conUio Pepcin and
Bismuth. two great difctive aidsiwed by
the entire medical profession. They
soothe the inflamed stomach. check the
heartburn and distress. stimulate a
healthy secretion of the gastric juice,
aid in. rapid and comfortable digestion
ct the toad an* help to quickfrSnTert
it Uto rich red blood. ai*i ti^by So
Be*, bone and muscle. They relieve
stomach distress promptly, and. used
regularly (or a short time, tend to re
store the stomach to a comfortable,
easy-acting, healthy state. They aid
"tmatly to promote regular bowel action.
Don't neglect indigestion, for it fre
quently leads to nil sorts of Ob and com-'
plications. Tike ptin -and discomfort, is.
flot the most unfortunate part. The fact
thit when the stomach is not acting
right, the material needed to repair the
wastes that are constantly taking place
in the body is not being given to the blood
either in the proper condition or fast,
enough is far more serious. Nothing
will cause more trouble than sn unhealthy
stomach. The blues, debility, lack of
strength and energy, constipation, bil
iousness, headaches and scores of other
serious ailments result from the failure
of the stomach to properly do its work.
Our willingness1 to have you use Rexail
' Dyspepsia Tablet, entirely Em? our risk
prove* our -faith in Ulem. We always
sell them ?this way, and iti?,.beiause
we know that they have,'gnatly ben
efited scores of sufferers To whom
we have sold them. There's no red
tape about oor. guarantee. It means
just.what it says. We'll astc you no
questions. You needn't sign anything.
Your word is enough for'u*. We know
that when ^cy help you you will con
aider it money well spent even if they
had cost you ten times as much. If tbey
don't help you, the money you paid for
them u yours, and we want you to have it.
Sotd only at the more than 7.000 fenll S^TM-th, Worif. Gr?it?t Dm, Stor^. |? Ux^th*. 25c, 60c, ?.00
BEASLEY-ALSTON DRUG COMPANY, Louisburg, N. C.
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WORLD'S RECORD AGAIN BROKEN
WITH
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MANUFACTURED' by
VANCEGUANOCOMPANY.
HENDERSON, N.C. \
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BykH. M. Tally, Fuquay Springs, N. C., who ?old a single load of
tobacco on December 12th, 1913, made with
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Fish
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S1.804.78
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with FISH Afat&sgmethjng like ^400.Q0f
Fac's liko these prove that FISH BRAtfD
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Tobacco'Manpie is-tjbe 4>est.~ -?"""
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MCNOERSON, N C.