La confession
Her Statement
Her Statement, Made PobEc,
will Help Other Women.
see. Ala.? "I must confess", tare
? Eula Ma* Held, oi thla place, "that
ardul, the woman's tonic, has done me
great deal oi good.
Before I commenced using Card ul. 1
ould spit up everything I ate. 1 had a
ted. sleepy feeling all the time, "end was
t. 1 could hardly drag around,
ild have severe headaches con
taking Card ul, 1 have entirely
ting up what 1 eat. Everything
as to digest all right, and 1 have
^ 10 pounds in weighi."
mi are a victim of any of the numer
ic so common to your sex, it la
I to suller.
|r half a century, Cardul has been re
M lust such ills, as Is proven by the
bands of letters, similar to the above,
i pour Into our olflce, year by year,
.dul Is successful because it Is com
1.0< Ingredients which act specifically
he womanly constitution, and helps
1 the weakened organs back to health
strength.
irdul has helped others, and will help
rtoo. Qet a bottle today. You
t regret it. Your druggist sells IL
e to: Chattanooea Medicine Co.. Ladles' Ad
Dept., Chattanooga , Tenn.. for Speoi^U
ynt on your case and 64-pa#e book. Hone i
?ot foe Wopno/'aent In plain wrapper. NC120 I
GET YOUR SHOES
| ? While r
}. YOU WAIT
[ We have employed a regular
? shoemaker to assist in our shoe
[repairing department and can now
Wive vou the quickest as well as
[the best of service. If you will
Bend in your shoes in the mora
ine you can get them back that
same afternoon. We alRO do har
ness repairing, ''ome to see us.
i We have just received a barrel
' of the best grade of harness oil
we will offer it in anv quantity at
retail. Have the best 50c Bugzy
Whips on the market. All repair
work cash.
Louisburg Rep. Shop
j Julius Lehman, Prop.
, R. E. L. Lancaster, Mgr.
Corner Nash and Church Streets.
Near-Hill's Stables.
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RALEIGH, N. C.
j , ' " -
The best laundry In the State, we
ifo still representing this laundry,
I d guarantee the beBt work at all
tj nes. Special prices made to house
9 Id work.
REMEMBER HEREAFTER ALL
UAUNDRY MUST BE PAID FOR
MEN DELIVERED. DON'T FORGET
BIS. Call up phone No. 327 and let
M know when you have any to go oft,
will Bend around every Wednesday
i| rnlng, save It for us.
am still giving away aluminum
I -e, have just gotten In a big lot.
! ne In and give me a look. Pick
j a piece, and have put away, and
Mien you have traded $40.00, you
? 111 get the piece free of all charge.
WANTED all the chickens, eggs,
Hims, butter, or any thing else you
have to sell, give me a call.
? ^
Yours to please,
: John W. King
DrBrantly Henderson
Henderson, N. C.
In Louisburg every first and
;hirdf Mondays, at the office
of Dr. H. A. Newell.
Practice limited to the
Diseases of the Eye, Ear
Nose and Throat and the ?
Examination of the Eyes
rfor Glasses.- ?
C A. Rogers
^ Louisburg, N. C.
U make estimates on tin and
te roofs, tin shingles or galva
led shingles and all sheet
ital work of any kind.
I
Guttering and Spouting
"v A Specialty.
By-KOr V.Ata QARDBU.
Copyright. 1913, by Hoy L. MeGardtll
_,J* . "tion ?*, photo play hIhM u th* b*?t In ov*r 19,000 tub
*? V* !f*n,pl? dep?rtn?nt of th. Chloaao Trlbun* In a *10,000 priz*
"?VU""? D*o?mb*r and January. TV* manuaorlpt. In thla competition
.7?m ?*n* **otlon* In th. United State* and Canada. Author* of note
?a w.U a* thouunda of amateur* took part
chapter XV.
. J"A Mind '9 the Put" ~~
mnfh bosom of Blair's
S?.Uler 08 wlt"? voice hoar?^
summon
x?v.r,?x^rP??
"vlng room UDstalr! I"" ?omb?'
*raphs of, the gulltv' thnmhth6^Pl,0t<>'
Blair. ^ y thumb printa of
cam! toaher"".?8l5K the ^'^tlon
persisting ambitions tha^'h"16 8tern'
tered her llf,ll,h? h ^ had emblt
dom ana afSLl tor th? earl
most unworthy ^n ' m0Dd for her
heartache and
ened her life. 4 had dark
-udderreTTion8 of" d? S22> ta ?
despair, that Mra. ut?^fSPeratlon <""1
fe living roo"^ ^
?tor. nagac. to do her wo??T T
consequences-ho what ??
?-^;mrar:n"?dme~,^Mke
mothers at Stanle^halTlihSl h? "?W
dai coontenat^^ from rue!" ~
K5SHj?ws
^s^siKas: ?
?? The sound came from near th?
floor, behind the Orepla?T ""?*
? uoer? in the semidarkne?s nt th?
T*"T? hiding of the
Ktao. flgure Uncon'
ackxl Jim. 7,. I fagar. It was man
m sheriff's handcuffs that
ffiusr. w
tou^ament In mockery
a^J?^0H *?* ?dtatog
the rilled finally atrongbo?
Mrs. Stanley picked up the key at th?
handcuffs, lying near, and nn<wmrt
the mannc'e. on the wrists " t?
"f1 and unresisting Hagar.
hMe^a*1 th udges widow realized that
^^a uie ctuminaaan of the wfck'
SmT^ 6 Bon she had inculcated
^^\te8Sde8WfW^^
Into ' 9tlT?LHa8Sr- her ou,
Dlac?. Rh and dosed the hiding
th^th^ili" ^-W^rlsed to note
the photographs of the thumb
and reZrtJTh*' ^vlved Hagar
^regarded her stricken visitor. pre
? ? , a harsh defiance with no
mought of compromise.
hadU^fthe JTh?le exPre8'lon of Hagar
???? hV?* patbe0c- cowed
6 seemed younger. her
eye. moist and pleading.
She turned to Ms,, stank* with out,
stretched arms and murmured, -Qtva
me my child!" And then Blair-; mo?
thJ r th? blow her son had dealt
2T iSKSJSV* depr,ved hcr ?f
ii realization of the present I
The stricken brain of Hair&r rrmJ
tog was cognizant of^no^nt^'
Her mind v was In the pest
But tho Judge's widow was not a??
that the disordered Intellect of the wo
her dwclt only ojLthe^reat
SK h?f nagar Hardlng-rwe^e
. son to be foisted aa the
monrt fir to the ear,dom an<* the dla- 1
.ST ",e ** ^
Mrs. Stanley bad no suspicion of the
Import of Hagar's words, bat she real
lsed the cmed woman was no menace
to either herself or her son, and she
lad her downstairs and to the door,
where she set her on her way to Stan
ley hall.
At Stanley hall In the gathering twi
light Esther waited for Hagar. It waa
a sad homecoming. The doll eyea of
Hagar gleamed with recognition of the
portals of Burnley MIL Hat the ttce
of Esther, the gentle, lorlng Esther,
was the face of a stranger to her.
Alarmed and weeping, Esther led the
moaning woman she daemed to be bar
mother up' the broad steps and Into
the wide hallway of Stanley hall.
Here a fierce, wild change cam* over
Hagar. Bbe sprang to the door of the
library and threw It open.
"Bee, he Is In here!" she cited. They
have him In there, the child they stale
and sold from ma. See the diamond
that blazes on his little breast I Take
off the diamond! There la a curse on
It for all oar race I Take off the fine
raiment I GHre him back his Mgst Ha
[ la my aon F
Now, too. even the ceased mind of
Hagar seemed to realise tho library
was empty and unoccupied, tor she
gave a wild cry and (eQ sobbing on
the breast of Esther.
Summoning the servants, Esther had
Hagar carried to her chamber. The
"Give me my child!"
blow Blair Stanley bad dealt Hagar
wttb tbe heavy poker had made no cut
or external wound. Sbe was soon In
fevered sleep, und Esther was forced
to leave ber bedside at urgent sum
mons from below.
There sbe found Lake Lovell, head
man for Hsgftr here as well as at the
gypsy camp, bidden In the mountains
twenty miles away.
Susplclonlng that Hagar was 111 botb
of mind and body, Lovell had already
usurped authority. Even now be was
ordering tbe wandering hunchback or
gan grinder from the place.
But If Qunbba was frail he was cour
ageous. He was Insisting he would
not leave the place until he bad said
farewell to .the strange, grand lady
<Kee bad spofcen Romany to him and
also farewell to her fair faced daugh
ter, who had also bidden him to stsy
and be refreshed
There was something so loyal and
true In the hunchback's respectful gaze
that, stranger as he was. It made Es
ther take Ms hand, after sternly dis
missing the scowling Lovell, and beg
the humble hunchback to stay.
"Do not leave us," she whispered.
'Something tells me you wOl be a
friend, and we have no friends now
save perhaps our gypsy people." And
even as sbe spoke Esther recalled the
scene In the grand stand at the tourna
ment and bow this hunchback wander
er had warned Arthur that he had
been betrayed.
At this Juncture a carriage drove up
to Stanley hall. From this a strange
figure alighted, tbe figure o? a tall,
lank, serious,, side whiskered English
man wearing a plaid suit with a heavy
mourning band on tbe arm apd a
glistening white tropic helmet. -This
strange individual had a rifle in tlw
carriage.
At tbe sight of Quabba's chattering
monkey the lank Englishman grew
wildly excited. "Some of their native
wild beasts I" he exclaimed and rushed
back to tSS carriage for his rifle
It took some effort on the part oi
both Esther and Quabba to zeasaoi*
Marmaduke Smyth*, Lawyer, Q?ti HI*
' Gun.
the excited visitor that Clarence, tlx
monkey, was not at all ? wild beast of
the Virginia Jongle, simply an Itta
?rant organ grinder's Trlend, compan
ion and collector of external revenue.
Then the strange remade known his
same and em no.
"I am Marmnduke 8 my the, barrister,
of London, England, solicitor and agent
of tfie estate of the earls of Stanley of
Stanley castle. Warwickshire," he said.
"Lord Stanley died there a month ago
from the Infirmities of old age, leaving
no heir in England, the succession fall
ing to the eldest son of the elder
branch of Stanleys of this place, Stan
ley hall.
"I remember It well, for I was here
to. verify the Amerlcuu heir nearly
twenty years ago. And a beastly ex
perience I tuul. tny dear young lady.
I was umbiis'iinl by croaking savages
and fell off a horse and was thrown
not off the horse. . but figuratively
thrown into the tulJst <?f n terrific utid
bloodthirsty fend between Colonel
Stanley and Judge Stanley,' both rip
snorting. bdl|y tire eaters, n?-you Ynu
kees way dowu east in Virginia say.
"So my errand, young Jady. In the*
wild -parts of the American border- is
to notify. young Arthur Stanly, both
Colonel Stanley and the judge being
dead, that be is the Earl of_Stanley,
and the title and estates await him In
Warwickshire."
And then it was Esther's painful task
to tell the strange caller of the accusa
tions against theyoung man he sought,
of his wild flight aiid disappearance.
"My word!" exclaimed the embar
rassed London lawyer. "What a dread
ful way you wild Yankees have of
tomahawking each other, don't you
know! Jf.thc American earl is a crim
inal in hiding 1 must notify the next
of kin, the late judge's son, whom 1
distinctly remember as a vicious little
beggar who bit me severely.
"In case, bis lordship, as 1 must call
him, the fugitive, is captured by your
white cap chaps be will undoubtedly
be lynched, as is your invariable cus
tom on the American frontiers here, 1
believe. Hence tl\e son of the late
judge will be the Earl of Stanley..
"That Is, provided, of course," the
London lawyer added, "that this Hon.
Blair Stanley, as he would ba called
with us, has not outgrown his vicious
propensities nx a child. For I assume
if he bites your' prominent border ruf
fians be will be tomahawked or lynch
ed or put an end to in some unpleasant
manner. So yotrmust excuse my tak
ing leave, as 1 must notify tho next of
kin."
And he raised his tropic helmet po
litely and walked in a wide circle
around the cfiatterln? monkov.
(Continued on Page Seven.)
No. Six-Sixty-Six
This U ? prescription prepared etpccislly
for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any esse, and
if taken then a a a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and doei not gripeor sicken. 25c
- ? For Sale.
One good five passenger automobile
In splendid condition will sell cheap.
Apply to C. B. Clarke, Louisburg, N. C.
8-20-tf. ? ? .
The Chewiest
Chewing Gum
ever Chewed
Chew
"Bobs"
5c. the packet or two "Bobs" for a
cent at all the better stands and stores.
START your Heart a
Bobbing merrily with
"Bobs"? the heart-shaped
peppermint candy with an
inside of chummy chew
ing gum. The choice chew that
cheers.
Bob lor "Bobs"
WRONG TIMES
Is as costly as it is troublesom.
Therefore bring your watch or clock to
I ? W. PARRISH
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Louisburg N. Carolina. *
I am l^cftjed at the Racket store and will guarantee you the
best of "work at most reasonable prices. Ail kinds of jewel
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