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VOL. XXIV.
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IN THE WOODS.
fbe bobolink slnB at the break of diy,
The whip-poor-will slnffs at night;
The chickadee chirps, and the branches away;
And the songs are bright, and the songs art
And the shadows are put to flight
For Its' singing among the swinging boughs,
It's iluging among the grass;
And it's one alngs high, and It's one sings low
Aud it's one sings last and another slow,
With a trill and a rush of eager notes,
That thrill as the; pour from their tiny thruati
As the hours of summer pass.
The bobolink builds In a lonely lea,
The whip-poor-will makes no nest;
The ehlckadeo builds In a hollow tree,
With a round Utile door that few can see,
And ho thinks his home the best
And it's Hinging among the twinging boughs,
It s Hinging among the grant;
And lt'a one Kings hero and It's one alngH there,
While a nuiHH'grown rock haft a merry pair,
With mime in the h rutin and Home on the trees,
Aud a trill and a thrill that a Urn the breeze
As the hours of summer pans.
Frank H. (sweet, In N. Y. Independent
THE PLACE TO GET
EDRUQS . JEDICIfJES -
AT TIM
LOWEST PEIOES,
IS A.T
DR. A. R. ZOLLICOFFER'S,
WEST SIDE WASHINGTON AVE. OPPOSITE K. B. SHED.
WELDON. N. C.
8TOCK KEPT COMPLETE BY FREQUENT ARRIVAL8.
.rPRWCaimOHPlFAMMHT flUB with thi but BaXICTaD MATniAVt.
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS WITH GREAT CABK
PEU'UMBlf. STATIONERY, FANCY SOAPS, BRUSHES,
FANCY ARTICLES. TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Ramember that hearty welcome alwaya twalta you at
ZOLLICOFFER'S.
WERE THEY MAURIED?
It Doesn't Say So Cut We Think
They Were.
Through the pines, across the tiny
lake, she could sec the team standing
at the buck door of the l'rineess Anne
hotel.
"Pull un hour before it goes back to
Norfolk, she thought "How on earth
shall we ever get througlit it without
saying more than we meau?"
what a dreadfully short time an
hour Is," he said.
She started.
"Yes," sho said, cordially. "Is It
not? Do you reully have to lake the
New York boat to-night"
1(1 get back In time to lecture to
my young ladies Suturday morning,1
he said. "Seems queer for girls to
care about diseases ot" the skin, docs it
not?"
"Not at all," she said, promptly. "I
have thought a great deal about acne
myself, though I am not a medical stu
dent-
He looked with amused Incredulity
at her smooth, daintly flushed cheeks.
"How do yon treat it?" he asked.
"Medicine 1s surely a safe topic," she
thought "Why," she said hesitating
ly, "I took liquor potass, arscn. Is
that right? internally and put a hor
rid sort of paste on every night for a
week."
"What results?" he asked.
"Judge for yourself," she answered,
drooping her long lashes and letting a
little more flush creep Into her cheeks.
They were sitting beneath the pines
on an upturned boat; she had realized
that the surroundings in themselves
wero entirely too conducivo to un
conventionality, and now felt irritated
for having added to their Influence
She returned vigorously to her safo
topic.
Tell me about women medical
students. Do you like teaching them?
Arc they as bright, really, as your
boys?"
Oh! as a rule, they are good stu
dents," he said. "Quiz day is a real
lark; they rattle twice as easily as men.
I enjoy pouncing down on a sleepy'
looking girl and seeing her get scared."
lie stretched his long legs out and
laughed with lazy pleasure at the mem
ory.
"How can you?" she said, reproach'
fully. "I am sure the poor things have
a hard enough time anyway and you
ought not to be so cruel to them.
'I am not hard on them, really," h
said, apologetically. When It comes to
examinations I usk 'em easy questions
about eczema and pass every one.'
'Do they like you? she asked, add'
lug, mentally: "Why can't I keep away
from personalities to-day
'Oh! yes," he answored. "I hear I
am quite a pet with them. Hut 1 did
not come down to talk of women in
medicine I came down to see if you
would marry me."
"Oh, I can't," she gasped.
He got np, walked slowly around one
or two pine trees, then came back and
stood before her with his hands In his
pockets and Ills chin well down In his
collar. When be out so at nome nis
sisters said despairingly; "It's no use;
Dick's mind is uiado up the other way.
'Why not?" he asked. A tingle of
Irritation passed through her. "I never
knew before." thought she, "that ho
was conceited."
Aloud she said promptly and clearly:
JUtause 1 have not the taintest desire
to do so."
He sat down by her again, picked up a
stick and poked the laurel bush neur
him thouifhtfully.
"I love you," he bald, "as much aa 1
k now how."
"Thev usually say that first," she
said nuiekly.
He threw back his head and laughed.
"Do they ?" ho said.
She llushed in intense Indignation.
"Evidently this whole matter seems to
vou a flippant joke," she saw, Ditieriy.
"Virginia!"' ho exclaimed, and then
added, quietly: "You have known the
whole state of affairs for a long time, 1
am sure. My great di'lr to be with
you, my happiness when with you,
have lieen patent to alL Sometimes,
uftor a peculiarly happy time together
such as wo had lit liar Harbor lait
hutuiuiT-l have felt ur. that you
li.v.nl III,,. It hanllv seeiiu us if we
could have hud such days as those
MS VOU did."
Il nuuu-d aud looke.l intently at her.
Ki, n,t hi. iraze with a steady look
which hud so often delighted and iu
terested him il mnimed so incoasme n
with certain other of her trans.
"How chilly this air is, even hero,"
wit Ruid.
"You aro cold?" he asked, rising
n nlt'klv.
"Niv I am not." she answered, chang
ing her mind. "Sit down. I wonder
bow It would do to be perfectly honest
with vnu?'
"I think It would do flrat rate," he
antttvorml.
"I never tried It before," she aald,
tlu m irht fully.
il mmld not repress a faint smile.
'This soouiB to bo different from the
nthm-a In several minor points," no saiu,
and thnn wished ho had not
"It Is certainly too chilly." she said,
rl.lnn Thpv walked half across the
bridge. He stopped In the sunshine am!
leaned on the railing.
"Much warmer here. Isn't It? Now
are vou irolng to be honest with me?"
"WeU." she said, "this Is how It Is.
1 don't know really whether I love
vou or not 1 have never been In love
before."
"I am glad to hear It," he said,
gravely.
"Why," she said, startled, "havo
jour'
"Hot sloo i bov."lu) Answered.
You "Jb'nl know how you
'But goon."
regard me-i
Th 're are s m reasons why I could
think either way. If I did care, I should
know it, I think. Girls who care say
they could not be happy doing any
thing but marrying, while I could go
on and do any number of things be
lust as 1 am for a long time, and then
study, oh, all sorts of things! I might
even, after I got pxst after people
topped Buyiug I was attractive like
to study medicine. You do have some
girls like me in your class, don't you?"
vt e have some pretty girls," he said.
"who apparently have no real love for
the work."
There!" she cried "Don't vou see
how just the way you say that makes a
reason forme to be afraid to marry you?
Now, your queerncss, and abruptness,
and the not being sure whether you are
making fun of me, are half fuscinating.
but perhaps if I were married to you
they would Irritate me and wo should
be dreadfully unhappy.
"Could you ever believe that I made
fun of you?" he asked. She did not
answer, but gazed down into the water
with unseeing eyes.
1 his getting married is a great prob-
em," she said, with a sigh.
Yes," he answered, heartily, "one
of the most urgent and important ques
tions of the day." She looked up at
him uneasily; he looked down tender
ly and continued: "So urgent that I
long to have it settled In the little time
left before the train goes"
'Oh!" she said, "you don't realize
how seriously and earnestly one should
think It over."
"Yes, I do," he answered. "I myself
have pondered on It long and care
fully."
"So," she said, "you had to argue
yourself into It, to work yourself up to
believing you cared for me! This wind
really is as keen as in Boston. Come,
let's go and get warm."
They walked on in silence toward the
hotel. As they crossed the platform
and picked their way among the boxes
and bundles a man who was busied
with a paste pot looked up with an
amused smile at their solemn progress.
She caught it
"Everything is being labeled," she
said, inanely.
Yes," he answered, "except me.
Am I to be tagged, 'rejected' or 'ac
cepted?' "
She stood still and looked at him with
indignant contempt
"Your train leaves so soon perhaps I
had better say good-by here; you must
have some final arrangements to make.
I hope It will not be too windy for a
pleasant trip back to New York. Good-
by."
He took her extended hand. '"As you
say, he answered, we must make
some final arrangements. You know I
love you? Will you marry me?'
'Can't you see how Incompatible our
natures are?" sho cried. "I so earnest
and warm-hearted, and you so flippant
and cold.
The man among the boxes grew In'
terested. He chose a box nearer them
tor his next label.
Sho lowered her voice. "Do you
know," she asked, "that you are still
holding my hand?
'les," he said, "I know It though I
am so cold and indifferent Will you
marry me?
The train bell rang. "They must
have changed the time," she said.
"Run or you will be left!"
As tho forlorn little train pulled out
they wnlked down to the beach,
'You will have to wait for to-night's
train, and won't that make you miss
your boat How about those poor girls
and eczema?
"They will hare to get on without
me, poor things," he suld. "Hut It is
tho patients who have eczema, you
know. Perhaps I shall Btay over Sun
day now."
She looked at him with delighted
eyes. "What!" she said, "two whole
days for us to be happy in! Katherlnr
Bates, In Kate Fields' Washington.
WANNING NOTES CALLING THE WICKED
TO REPENTANCE.
U. S. SENATOR THOS. S. MARTIN, of Virginia.
ALL OVER.
Lost Through HU Love for Fun.
In one of the old castles of northern
England visitors are shown two rooms
which are connected with each other
by a singular mechanism. Each room
is adjoined by an alcove, used as a
sleeping apartment, and the floors of
the adjoining alcoves turn on a pivot in
the center of the partition wall. I his
ingenious device wus the invention of
one of the ancestors of the present
proprietor, who was somewhat of u
wag and found great pleasure in fright
ening and mystifying his guests. W hen
one had gone to bed in the green room
and the other In the blue the floors
wero turned on their pivots und on
awakening the visitor found himself in
strange quarters with clothes that
were not his own. It is said that this
fun-loving lord loi-a rich inheritance
by thus disturbing the restful mo
ments of a wealthy aunt, who never
forgave the trick her nephew played
ipon her. St Louis Post-Dispatch.
A mi story.
The following story, the work of an
Imaginative correspondent, comes from
Colorado: "Two hunters, coming to the
edge of a glade, saw sixty-five bears In
consultation. One was lying bound
with grapevines, two were watching
over him and another was making u
speerh. Presently the big bear stopped
talking and all the sixty-three grow led
an assent. Some of the bears threw a
gravevlne loop around the erring bear's
neck, led him to a limb, threw the vine
over and six bears walked away with
it In ten minutes the bear was dead,
and liie oihurs went kolcmnly away,
The hunters secured the lynched bear's
akin without a bullet hole In It by way
of proof. "-N. Y. World.
Like Is Misery. To many people
who have the taint of scrofula in their
blood.Tbe agonies caused by the dreadful-
running sores and other manifestations of
this disease arc beyond description. There
is no other remedy equal to Hood's Sar
sanarilla for scrofula, salt rhuem and
r
every form of bh,od disease. It is rea
sonably sure to benefit all who give it
fair trial.
Hood's l'illi cure all liver ills.
The young woman eat by the window
looking out into the snowy air dreamily,
when her reverie was disturbed by an el
derly woman coming in.
"Oh," said the visitor, "excuse me. I
didn't know you were absoibed."
"Conic io," responded the dreamer,
extending ber band. "I am glad to see
you."
But why are you so pensive? You
look as if your best friend bad died.
What is the matter?"
The young woman drew her handker
chief hastily across her eyes.
"Ah," she sighed," "Harry and I"
The older woman dropped ber hands
in her lap in a hopeless, despairing fash
ion. "Don't tell me," sbe interrupted,
"that you and Hurry have quarreled?"
The girl sighed again.
"The end bas come," to all our moon
light drives, to the tender whisperings
beneath the magnolia trees, to the boxes
of caramels aud the baskets of flowers, to
the Bweet nothingsin the conservatory,
to the verses he wrote me, to the rival
ries and jealousies of sweetheart days, to
tho"
"Say no morel" exclaimed the older
woman, determined to set matters right.
"What have vou two done? Tell me
anything."
The girl came over and laid her bead
ou the other's shoulder.
"We wore married this morniag at
10 o'clock," sho whispered, and the older
woman's hand fell helpless once more,
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A Leader.
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containing nothing which per
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it is recognized as the best and purest incd'
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guaranteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded. Price ouly 60c. per
bottle. Sold by Wm. Cohen.
A professional nurse of many years'
experience tells me, says a writer iu
Babyhood, that she finds more babies
fieri ug from insufficient clolhiug
among tho rich than among the poor.
For example, sbe was summoned by a
physician to a wealthy family where the
months-old baby was suffeiing for
some mysterious trouble that baffled.
He could keep nothing on bis stomach,
au J was slowly starving to death, The
nurse found a distracted mother and a
pioched and moaning baby. His flesh
was blue, and there was a settled look of
anguish on his face. The nurse picked
him up from the silk and lace of his
coastlyciib, and found just what ine
expected. Dress and skirts linen, fine as
gossamer, and about as warm; shirts and
socks like lace; flannel skirts of the
egulation number, but so fine and thin
a! to give little warmth. "Is this the
way you have dressed your baby from
the first?" asked the nurse. "Oh, yes.
I've always had the best of everything
for him," answered the mother. "Well,
it's no wonder be is sick. He hasn't
enough on to keep a fly warm in July."
The nuie called for the thickest
blanket in the house, and a hot-water
bag, and sent the astonished mother
dowotuwn for the warmest flannel
wrappers, however ugly they might be.
The result was that in a few days the
child was taking bis tood perfectly, and
was thriving as well as could be desired
JL'ST A DOZEN.
ItETTEK TIMES AHEAD.
"The year 181K1 stands unique in its
gloom, its disappointment and its failure
to give in any one of its months evan
spasmodic promise of more hopeful and
happy conditions.
"There has been no general bankruptcy
of mills, factories, furnaces or mines
The markets arc becoming empty and
need replenishing. The floors of the
mills are swept clean of stock. As soon
as it is decided in 1894 what will be
the Dolicv of the govtruiuent on the
tariff (hero will be an immediate aud
univoral resumption of business, especially
if the country i out compelled tu adjust
its busiuess to radical changes in the
tariff.
"The enonuoua accumulation
unemployed capital will seek some
avenue for iojveMment aud return, and
that will give corresponding employment,
Renewed butiness will furnish increasing
traffic to the railways, both passenger
and t'reiuht. aid will iwuiuVu their
earnings.
"The Tear 1854 will certainly be in
enormous improvement on 18!K), because
this ceuntry cannot be kept staudiug still
nor the pace of ita progress long
diminished. Chauncey Depcw.
A white crow has been attracting the
attention of a number of people in Ire
dell county. It associates with iti black
brothers and is similar to them in every
respect except color being pure white.
Many Persons are broken
dowl from svarwork or hoikwhold cam.
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We authorize our advertU-J druggist
to sell Dr. King'l New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, upon
this condition. It you are amictca witu
a couth, cold or any lung, throat
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
s directed, emoir it a fair trial, and
pxnerience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and havo your money nlundeil
Ho could not make this offer did we not
know that Dr. Kisg'a New Discovery
could be relied on. It never disappoints,
Trial bottles free at Wm. Cohen's drug
store. Large size 50c. and f 1.00.
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N INSTANCE OP INTEREST TO EVERY
MOTHER IN THE LAND.
The strongest thing on earth is a holy
life.
We all deserve so much credit that we
never get.
Treasure in Heaven draws interest on
eartb.
How some shepherds love to weigh
their sheep.
People who never look up are no ac
count at lifting up.
No man can overcome himself without
the help of Christ.
If you have God's word for a thing,
isn't I hat good enough?
The cow has been more of a blessing
to man than the lion.
In God's vineyard every tree is ex
pected to bear good fruit.
When we lift ou somebody else's bur-
en, bod takes our own
Good actions, like sheep, are apt to
How one another.
Mahomet admitted bees to paradise,
ut barred out the hornet.
It is hard to convince a dyspeptic that
the world is growing better.
A lie is always several shades blacker
than t he sin it tries to bide.
Every sensible man you meet will ad
mit that he was a foul lust week.
slow
of
1. All is not beer that's bitter.
(All is not gold that glitters.)
2. The pledge in time saves crime,
(A stitch in time saves nine.)
3. It's the long cane that cures
learning.
(It's a long lane that bas no turning.)
4. She talks most who talks fast.
(He laughs best wbo laughs last)
5. Who can't be cured shculd be ii
sured.
(Whas can't be cured must be en'
dured.)
C. There's many a tip 'twixt the meal
and the lip.
(There's many a slip 'twixt the cup
and the lip.)
7. The nearer the bed the colder the
sheet.
(The nearer the bone the sweeter
the meat.)
8. When the fuel goes into the fire
the fog flics out of the chimeey.
(When poverty enters the door, love
flies out of the window.)
9' Marry for taste, man, rather than
treasure.
( M urry io haste and repent at leisure
Once kitten, now pic.
(Once bitten, twice shy.)
11. It isn t the scowl that makes one
funk.
(It isn't the cowl that makes lb
monk.)
Haifa wifa'i better than no bed.
(Half a loaf is better than no btead.)
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is guaranteed to give perfect ' satisfaction
or money rclauded. 1 rice -a cents per
box. tor sale by Wm. Cohen.
THE New York Herald caya lb
Democrats must bear in mind that t!-.
people have voted for the revisiou and
intrusted the task to them. Any wrang
ling among themselves can only serve
delav or ioonardiie revision of the tariff.
to the peril of the party. The party.
il sell is un trial before the country
and its success or failure is at stake.
The Shelby Review aays work in the
tin mine shaft at Kiog's .Mountain is be
ing persecuted with vigor. A steam
pump bas been put io and the 100 foot
level, where it i expected to strike the
main lead, il being rapidly approached.
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V COPYRIGHTS.
Tot a
srompt answer and aa honait opinion, writa to
M U if N tc CO., who have had naartr aft; Tr'
Tempting a child to do wrong is aa
1 " w
much a sin as sbootine a man with a
gun.
No niau will ever be celebrated for bis
piety whose religion is all in his head.
The man who believes the gospel with
bis lieai t loves his neighbor as himself.
Some men wbo start out to set the
world on fire give up at the first thunder
clap.
There is nothing we ought to do that
we may not expect God to help us to do.
There is no place in the Bible where
God bas promised to make a loafer happy.
It will be found that many of the
songs suns iu Heaven were written on
earth.
Unless a Christian's walk corresponds
with bis talk the less he haa to say the
better.
Most Christians arc willing to da great j
things for God, while tew are willing to
suffer.
The moment you let a doubt touch
your heart and stick, you will begin to
limp in your Christian walk.
There is nothing more sure than that
the sinner who will give up his ains can
count on God forgiving them.
Whenever a Christian sees a sparrow
heounht to remember that Got baa
promised be shall not starve to death.
You can t tell anything about what a
man is doing for Christ by knowing
bow much he is paying for hit church
pew.
There are people who boldly asseit
their willingness to suffer anything for
the Lord, who cannot eat a cold dinner
without growling to save their lives.
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mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wiud colic, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. It will relieve tne poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
and take no other kind. ainy 25 ly
THIRTEEN.
Those who believe that thirteen
on unlucky number should fight shy of
the American twenty-five oeut piece.
It has thirteen stars, thirteen letters in
the scroll held in theeagles' beak, thirteen
marginal feathers on each wing thirteen
tail feathers, thirteen parallel linos io the
shield, thirteen horitoutat ban, thirteen
arrow-heads nnd thirteen Utters in lb
'quarter dollar."
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Chas. M. Walsh,
South Sycamore st., Petersburg, Va.
Li-west cash prices guaranteed. All
work warranted satisfactory.
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EST NOVELTIES.
MRS. P. A. LEWI8,
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