JOHN "W. SLEDGE, proprietor.
VOL. XXIV.
A NEWSPAPER EOK THE PEOPLE.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1894.
T EI-TyrS--1-'" ANXfM IN ADVANCE
NO. 19.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
& WILL IfX
SlOrvJ clEEPj
CLEAR j Q LONG
SKiri M C LIFE j
mfnt&iI EmI va IcTnnMP, H
irtirnrv a IF"' 111
c AVER'S
SARSAPAhlLLAg
A BrokenDown Han
Restored to
Perfect Health
By the ute at
AVER'S
Sarsaparilia
" For l ight years, I was, most of
tlif time, a groat stilTerer liiini con.
lii;iliun, kidney trouble, anil i ikII
gestiou, so that my ciiiistitittiuii
emed t Ik' cnmiilcti'lv liniki'ii
I iliiu'ii. 1 was imliii-eil tip try
AVLK'S Siirsiiiiiirillti. ami tiink
nearly seven buttles, with such ex-
eeltent results that my stomach,
bowels, aial kidneys arc in perfect
eniulition and, in all their fimrtiims,
as regular as cliick-wnrk. At the
time I began taking AVKI.'S sai-siip.irilbt, my weight was only 129
pounds, I now can bruit nf l.Ml pounds, am! was i.ever in so gnnd health.
If you could see mc la-lure ami after iisln;:. vuu would want me torn
traveling advertisement. 1 svar I y AY Kit's and believe this prep.
ar.U ion to be the best la the market to-day." S. P. Smith, Mia Poplar st
Towauda, l'a.
"1 eaniiot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from
the use of AVKlt'S Sarsaparilia. I was alV.ii ted with kidney troubles
for about six mouths, sulTering gtvatly with pains in the small of my
back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption.
The remedies prest-riU-d for mc by the dortors did me no ood. I then
began to take AVKlt'S Sarsaparilia, aud alter using two bottles of it,
I felt like a different man the pains ceased and the pimples have dis
appeared. I advise every young man ami woman, in auyeaseof sickness
resulting frum impure blood, no mutter how long standing the case may
bo, to take AVEIt'S Sarsnpari!la."-II. Lous Jaiisuns, Janitor, 35
William St., New York City.
Ayer's Sarsaparilia
Prepared by Sr. J. C. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, Maul.
Has cu c:l others, will cu e you
MR. AND MRS. BOWSER.
THE OLD MAN AND TUE OLD LAD? IN
TERCHANGE VIEWS.
Mrs. Bowser sat darniDg a hole in the
heel of Mr. Bowser s sock the other even
ins when he laid down bis paper and
said:
Mrn. Bowser, if all wives were like you
there would be but few divorces in this
world."
"That's real good of you," she replied
as she looked up with a smile.
"You are a woman in a thousand," he
eoutioucd as he rose up and walked
around. "While hundreds of wives in
this town are gadding around this even
ing you are looking after your husband s
welfare. I don't always speak of these
little things, Mrs. Bowser, but I see and
fully appreciate them just the same.
'I am clad of it Mr. Bowser.
"You are always home to welcome me
vou are always patient and good na
tured your home aud iaiuily are always
your first care. I have a treasure in
vou. Mrs. Bowser. Is there anything
I can do to make things more pleasant
for you? You should not make all the
sacrifices. If I have any faults 1 am
willing to try and eradicate them. How
about money matters? I seldom think
to ask you if you need money. 1 sup
pose you could make use of some."
"Yes, dear."
"As much as 2 or $3?"
much as $30 or $40. I need
ever so many things."
"What! Thirty or forty dollars! ex
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snrvc i nic IKin MIM'C misHeshinn. however, he builds a huuie,
UUUO LUIt nmu mnim. r .
becomes the custodian 01 grave, response
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(iOD'8 LOVE 18 O..R UKI.IOION, HUMAN '"- nroaucDS .uu, a u.g u.
LOVE
NESS.
IS ALL THERE IS OF IIAI'PI-
N. Y. Herald.
k ...1 - ..l.l.l.ll, rill. l.iMto lAVP tllOHA
AUU 1IU.I ,IVIUCV .., ..v,.-, . ,
time; but the greatest of these is love.
1. lorinimaus, zui, u-
A man caonot live long in Biich
world as this without having his curiosity
excited. He sees the clouds floating
alovo his head, and the stars in the
illimitable ether bevond. At one period ,i, that
the earth springs into new life, and the i11)lnB j w,it., iw mm
of citizenship, listens to the claims of
charity aud is ambitious for that integri
ty which will be the chief inheritance of
his children.
God's love is our religion; human luve
is a1 1 there is of happiness, while it is
also the prophecy of a hereafter. The
grandest picture which the imagination
can conceive is that of the cross, with the
md above it, "God so loved the world
that he sent his only begotten son;' und
ul an earthly
kind of love
fields ond orchards break into blussuuiH. ,iru ,M r mother and ehildn ii around
loter oo the sun pours out his torrid heat ,i i,,.,,rtilsim. to livu their little lives
and blossoms are magically changed into
in mutual helpfulness and look forward
to another Home, where there arc no
tears, by whose door no hearse, ever tum
bles, in whose vi -inity is no ehurehvuid,
but where the departed wait fur the
coming of those who have not yet been
summoned.
ADVERTISEMENTS
The Old Friend
'XT'.
CONGRESSMAN C. A. BOUTELLE, of Maine.
THE DEVIL HAUIIIM.
AT REST.
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W Irv os calmlv down to sleep,
When friendly night is come, ana leave
To God the rest.
Whether we wake to smile or ween,
Or wake no more on Time's lair snoie,
He knowetn nest.
0 Father, bless in love Thy child
We lay us down to sleep
As sinks the sun in western skies
When day is done aud twilight dim
claimed Mr. Bowser as he began to get 8o fades the world's most luring prize,
. . ..... u Tin I . : I n.. ,.lnoa In tun rennHfi
red around. " w en, i u see auout n m vj r
.i. : W .n'ff v . -mi wanes .euu-u,
I'll oo I Whv vex our souls with wearing care?
with vou to buv vour things. They al- Why shun the grave for aching heau
4 I tin cool and Jowl
wavs cnarge a wuuiuu uuy per uuuu uium -.
' ,- i Have we found life so passing fair,
than a man. Can I do anything to make d to M gw(et tllat wl!
home more pleasant?
"N o," she hesitatingly replied,
"But you think I can. Dontbealraid
to sneak vour mind. I must have faults
iL i.,nmi nu nil ntliara
IUCBHIUC no mi umvm. i
"Well, one of your faultB is fault-find- In joy or grief, for life so bnel,
ing with the hired girls. I can t keep a
hired girl over a month, and they say
tliev leave on your account
What! What s that!" shouted Mr
Bowser, "I find fault with the girls?
Never! You never heard me utter a
i mi l. 1 ......I l. I the
woru. luey uugiu iu uc iiigmi-u ,u. j-
ine.
And you find fault at the table, contin-
ucd Mrs. Bowser. "Nothing is ever just
ri"ht. It makes me feel very uncomlor-
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table and is a bad example fur our child.
"I find fault at the table! Mrs. Dow
ser do vou know what you are lalkin
about? I'll give anybody J 1,000,000
who can recall one word of fault-finding.'
'And you get fads, Mr. Bowser.
Fads! Fads! I get lads! I never
had a fad in my life. I II give you
10,UUt),UUU to mention one .au. .. A
If we should sit down to a quiet game ,, ...
... .... tH that .In eou u mil mi"
j. I . II .: 1 M H..ua..r "If " " .
SENATOR RANSOM.
FORTY-TWO YEARS OF PUBLIC LIFE HAS
MARKED HIM A3 SECOND TO NO SON
OF CAROLINA.
I So grand to be, so sweet that we
Should dread to go;
I Some other hand the task can take,
If so it seemed best, the task
By us begun.
I No work for which we seed to wake,
i life so bnei,
Beneath the sun.
For the Hoauoke News.
REMINISCENCES OF
A CONFEDERATE
WAY
THE OLD LADY 8
WENT.
BRANDY
The 24th N. C. llcgiment was ordered
to Williatuaton to relieve the 17th.
On arriving there one of the first ques
tions, as usual, of somo of the boys was
"whose got any apple brandy about here ?'.
Wo were told that the 1 itn nau prcuy
well cleaned it nil up, but if onyhody had
any it was an old lady who lived a lew
miles from our cauin.
The first chance we had a small party
of us went out to forage lor it. J he tauy
dug Brand Prepared
Paints.
Pun Hints Lead k
Linseed oil.
I'll sell paints at
very small margin.
A Large
Stock of
LANDRETH'S
GARDEN
SEED.
THE PLACE TO GET
DRUQ$ ? f.lEDICIES
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
IS .T,.
DR. A. R. ZOLLICOFFER'S,
WEST BIDE WASHINGTON AVE. OPPOSITE B. K. SHED.
WELDON. N. C.
STOCK K.BPT COMPLETK BY FREQUENT ARRIVALS.
49ifBAlCttOTlOM SWAETH1MT FILLED Wl TEI BUT L1CKI MATHIAU-W
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HlWBB wun "
WrHlKBT. 8TATIONEKT, FANCY SOAPS, BRUSHES,
FANCY ARTICLES. TOBACCO AND OIOABS
i r thai a kwtiy weloaaje aawayi awilU yoo at
wouldn't be two minutes before-
'Before vou'd unset us!" he shouted
'That's your way! If you can't beat me
by fuir means, you will by foul."
"Before you get msd, Mr. Bowser,
she finished. The fact is you are a very
nervous, irritable man. I wish you'd
make a greater effort to control yourself.
"I, nervous, irritable! Mrs. Bowser,
do you know that you are talking to your
husband? I deny your allegations. You
can't siui one siugle instance of nervous
ness or irritation on my part and you
kuow it. I ui right tho other way. I m
ln,Hthertoo placid aud good natured.
"You asked me what you cuuld do to
make things more pleasant, and I was
lling yu," she said as she picked up
the oilier sock.
" V,- .nd I was an ass! TV minute
a husband softens up a bit his wife li
ready to call hiui a liar, brute and villaiu
I have my peculiarities I suppose, nut
Yes, you are peculiar, Sir. liowser.
I d.-uv ill You can't point tn one sin
le iustanee. Hi re 1 sn down witu you
. i .i- :..
to spend a pleasant evemug auu u. .
the nsuli! Because I acted as a husband
ould, I'm nervous, inilable, fault -fiud
iugand full ol'faiL!"
Mr. It,iwstr siuhid aud kept silent.
'If I am uch a villisn," growled Mr.
d ...... ... Iu walked around with his
bands under his coat tails, "hy uot sep
I dun I claim to be perleclioD
A
ZOLLICOFFER'S.
Dot
perfect,"
ante?
but I-
'No, of course you re
lia iniprrunted.
T ain't eh? Then who is? That'
..i nf ilk for a wife to givo her
husband! It's no wonder lm nervous
and irritable. The wonder is that 1 ve
not been driven to some desperate deed.
Mrs. Bowser, my lawyer may oalll this
evening. Have the girl to show him
into the library."
But the next meeting mr. ui
seemed to have forgotten all about the
unpleasantness. After breakfast he took
.... I.;. ..lli Innknl it all over: and
electing a two dollar bill with the corner
turned off he handed u aorow iu m
Ti Mlil. tha rimi.rlc
DUWIKI Win. " -
"Yoo are a very level headed woman,
Mm ltauir. and I think VOU will do
about u well with this asoould d my
self. If there's any change left you can
pay lb nan for bringing in the coal and
my paper bid.
more. We said, "madam, uie price o.
no consideration with us; we will pay you
inything you ask."
"No," said she, "I haven t got it 10
spare.
We urged her again witu an me
earnestness of hungry and thirsty soldiers
Confederate soldiers were always nun-
gry and thirsty. We told her we were
there to defend her and all that she had
that most of us were from the upper
mmntrv and the water we had to drink
down there didn't agree with us : that
..me nf the bovs were already sick and
that the Doctor said a little braudy mixed
il,. wnior would make it bom
wholesome and palatable.
The kind old soul, proof against all
sardid considerations, was touched by the
plaint of distress and at last agreed to
"irv and let vou have a little.
Her house, liko many others, was Hum
upon blocks about four feet high, the
space underneath being eutirety open un
mil nil.
To insure the safety of her brandy she
had brought tho barrel into the house
nd rolled it under her bed.
Tnnn rolliiiL'it out to draw some for
m the barrol was louud lo bu empty; aud
a little further investigation showed that
.miehndv had L'oue under the house and
with an auger had bored a hole through
the floor aud into ihe barrel, and in that
i... i .1...... ft" ..v.irv dron of the
way n.u - j i
brandy,
Th. nld ladv remarked: "Well,
thoutht I smellcd brandy mighty strong
the other night."
And that's the way the brandy went
8. f.
Mavbe I'll tell you some oftheso days
how the Georgia Captain and I ran the
engine.
"Raleigh" iu News aud Observer,
Forty-two years ago, at the early age
of twenty-five, Senator Ransom entered
on a political career which has not been
surpassed in the annals of North Laroli
na. For loyalty to his people, for wise
self-control, for personal integrity, for
emlurinir fortitude, and above all for
o '
practical statesmanship, which wisely
uses present opportunities while seeking
the distant goal, no man has been more
conspicuous than Senator Ransom
He is today a trained public servant,
whose political judgment is relied ou in
the national councils of the party. The
clearness of bis vision is uot dimmed by
personal prejudice, personal vanity or
public ambition. Ho does not stand in
his own light while looking at pubh
questions. He quietly put aside the
honor of presiding over the beuate in
order that his Stale and his country might
have his services to more advantage else
where.
No man is more loyal to his friends,
but loyalty to friends with Scnotor Ran
som does not mean enmity to party lead
r nr enldnuga to nartv principles. He
- r i .
does not pull down with one nand wnai
he huilds with the other. He does not
destroy in a day the influence ho has
tnken a vear to acouirc. He is a safe
leader, because he is eminently conserva
live.
His mauners are polished, dignified
and courteous; his nature is warm and
sympathetic: bis views are broad, far
reaching and deliberate; his utterances
are clear, pointed, scholarly and conserva
tive.
There is no man on the floor of the
Senate who has committed fewer faults
or who is less liable lo criticism than
Senator Ransom. Were Ransom from
New York. Ohio or Illinois he would
control the administration.
Senntnr Hansom is loval to North
Carolina. He loves our people. H
loves their nuiet and sterling virtues. Ho
rarely speaks in the Senate Chamber.
His name is never seen in tho wordy
suuabbles or windy uiouthiocs that pass
current for Senstonal debates. He wis
no holiday soldier, nor is he a harlequin
Senator. Ho wastes no words iu the
Senate, for his heart is not in wordy
wranules. But let him conio among his
people, whose hearts are respansive to
the oratorical expression ol uie greav
fundamental principles of liberty and
government. Here are seen both the
warmth of Ransom s heart and the power
of Ransom's oratory. During the last
caniuaiiio he held audiences enrapt for
four hours, and growu men aod women,
under the spell of his eloquence, wept
with overpowering emotion. Ransom
sneaks with his people face to face and
....
not through Ihe pages ot the Longres
si.inal Record.
Forty seven years ago his graduating
oration at the I'niversity marked him as
the foremost scholar and orator in North
Pimlina. Forty two years of public hie
has marked biui us second to no son of
Carolina in political prescience, political
mnimgeiiieut or political fidelity. ' x
To his natural genius and his wide
learning are now added the mature wis
.(..mnfvosrs. aud the power that cornea
only from actual exporienoo. Now is
. 1 I... I.. .......Un ..f v..mLriniy
tlic lime wneu ou w w .....-.p
better services thin ever before lo his
State and people, aod now is the time
whenJlortli varouna uiom. umuo
services.
fruit; with the passing of the months the
:hilling frosts stay the flow nf sap m tl
forest, and nature acts as tliounh she had
done her dav's work and was preuarin
for rest: then the snows fall, like a warm
coverlid, and hills and valleys sink into a
profound slumber.
It is all a mvsterv. and mau cannot
(I.,.! ;i Ul,.. ..r, l .llu ..vnlnnwl
! .. . .. 11...: ..f ..- u vmteribiv
: 11.. -...1,.,... .ntlUJ ...i, I Iu.Ia nf iluriOU UUU Ul iiiw v J J
11, liv guiiicia n UJUUllvm u.u....uuv v. . .
.i i i ...i . i Mr Weill wns KtandinL' in the rear ot
laels, arranges uiemiu logical oruer.uruws
1 ... .i. i. n.i'.i.ll ;,l. Lit in.nn
from them a host of interferences, the ' " "
tht the head of Mr. Kilgore.
U,..UTu. 6... ...
. t. - : :.. i i nnr rpiintiiiH me ut u tui i
the arrangeuieui 01 me uuivome luuiumw .
apian. Accident and chance are at once Mr. Talbert, ot South uarouua, woo oc
Lbolished. ond in their stead is established cupies the seat nexi 10 mr. ivogore.
ii "Ij.i m hiivp it. said tue iexas man
uuivcrsai law. inauce, cries me siuueui, i - - -i
:.. . i, e..-j ,L0rl.. r h and the Maiuu man, in a sort ol duet.
Ill iU UK IUUUU UUWMSX. " id v w t
fnondevervwhere. "Well, said Mr. XalDert, -a sanor
i. .v.. mm.nt l,n n,.ei,l,.nt retired landing in a seaport town one Sunday
lwi would l'o to church. The
and law steppeu 10 me ironi me icv iu b - -.-
creation was found, and thenceforth edifice was crowded, but he finally found
l,., l,w.lr door after door a place on pulpit platlorui, directly uu
and to guess the puzzles which were hidden derueath the preacher. The minister
i i warmed ud in his appeal to the uncon-
ueuiuu. ...
u... .1.. .1 I..P..1 ..nnilmr .ten verted. Noliciug that the soilot was
..-.i J....1.....J .i... i...... i r.ln stranirer. he bent over him, grasped him
uuu uteiiiieu lllUt nuciu tuns .a . - n . .
there must also be a Planner. If you by the hair of his head, and impressively
i . .i. : i slw.utn.l: "M v dear sir. do you Enow
10OK al 1110 luinesiw uieuusumiu w j - ,
l..,n.;i.L. i hMv that it that vou are goiug straight to hell?'
V .. r . II . l.i....:4 ,!. -.SI
1 ;.uir TUo wl..li nrnulllnea al I SI10UIOU I wouuer, Biliu i
maker: the universe presumes a God. If looking up. "I see tho devil has got me
.l .. .;. u;j .motor thev said by the back of my head."
lui o in u mius . ( -
K,,ldlv if a- obvious arram-ement leads "Now," said Mr. Talbert to Mr. Keed
j , ..... . th
... i i . .i "I iinn r. mean locouiuure. vou iu
US OaCK 10 VOC WHO musi na.e ujuuv vuo a, .
ilian it Lani,ina immirtallt. to 1 devil '
" ' ... - ..ri'. wl " tnl.rnml,..! Ml
!. akl n a nil m linsslh V OXISt I --1OU loav u nuiu, ....v..-r
between us and Him, what His plaus are Reed. "Thestoty is too good to be
respecting us, what our manifest destiny spoiled by an explanatiun."-Washington
is and on what conditions that destiny i osc.
can be achieved.
At that moment religion was born, and
its mission is to eo hand in hand with
science on a tour of constant discovery
Shoulder to shoulder the two can solve
the great problem. Working apart, with
distrust of each other, they are compara-
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catarrh. Catarrh oftentimes leads to
consumption. Take Hood's 8arinrilla
before it is too late.
ii ...I. li:ll. J.. nnt iuihm nam nr priDG
but act promptly, easily and fficaotly.
assembled hosts and announced that the
relation of this Planner to us was one of
encourauing, pitying, forgiving and con-
solinn love, that as gravitation is the
omninotent cnercv of the physical, so
' " . . ..
love is the all conquering lorce in ;8 fresh.
spiritual world, we were at once equipped u Yes'm.
for the battle with varying circumstance
and chancing foitune.
Reliuion. when reduced to its last
C! '
analysis, therefor, puts just these facts
before vou, and appeals to your common
sense for strict obedience namely, that
there is a plan, and you are a conspicuous
part of it; that the Planner s sole desire
regsrdius you is that you shall be all you
oan be, and the bust you can be; that iu
tho Namene He has furnished you with
a standard of moral measurement; that in
the Bible He has given vou certain rules
which will make your task easier, and
that in His unbounded lovo He has pre
nared a nlaeo for you when life's fitful
' . a
fever is oyer. Kehgion is thus simpnueo
and nut within reach of the humblest man
to whom the creed of the Church may be
a puulc and a disappointment, liod
wav of saviua- the soul is oue thiug; man'
...
theological amendments and addenda to
that wav are a very different thing.
Take love away and lite would not ue
worth living. Blot out the sun and our
system would fall back into ohaos. In all
form our human love is the
dvnamie force of progress and civilization
The ruartvr dies at the stake tor love
truth: the patriot dies on tho field tor
love of couutry. Men become heroes
when they love, and fiends when they
hate.
The vouuii lii.B ii 111 th "wirl
passion, careless of moral rectitude and
indifferent to the demands ot personal
honor. Lovo comes, a pure emotion, and
takes Doasesriou of his soul. It restrains
him, gives him only the noblect aspiri.-
linns. makes the former lite distastelul,
because the music of the new life is better
than any song the sirens have eutig. Ue
baa a purpose, an ambition. The fairies
have visited him, and like Uoderella he
is clothed lo new garments.
No man cau be Ilia best sell until this
i
entranting wystery has overstiauoweu
him. Not till the world oan give him
the equivalent of one true and , loyal
woman's lovo. Neither tame lor lortune
can take its place, for they only serve to
amnhaaiu the fact that tb one mini
needful is not bis. With that sublime
"Yes'm. Anything else?
"Two cans of condemned milk."
" Ycs'n " He set down "pulverized sug.
'condensed milk.
"Anvtbin" more, ma am?
"A bag of fresh salt bo sure that it
7 sryr,.-? l riissj
What next?"
nniind of desecrated cod hsh.
" Yes'm." He wrote glibly "dcsiocaled
cod."
iiVnililno mnra ma'am? Here a some
nine horse radish just in.
"No" she said, with a sad wobble to
h.ir flerihln voice. "It would be of no
use. as we don't keep a horse
Ti.n ihn ntrneer sat down on a kit 01
mackerel and fanned himself with a patent
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wash boura. v assur nau iaeu mo
Hiiecimeu Caaea
u 11- ri;ffr,l New Cassel. Wis., was
. I.I...I :il nuin-nhiia and rheumatism.
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his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected lo an alarming aegree, appeiiH.-
IVI ut-,t nml ha was lerriD V reuueeu iu
.,ah .ml niretiL'th. Three bottles ot
LM....I..:., n'llli.ra fMirefl hull.
V.lanril Shenherd. llurnsburu, 111.,
lad a running sore ou his leg of eight
......i;,,,. lined three bottles ol
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.l,u.i.ira aaid he was lucurable. Une
bottle of Eleotrio Bitters and one box 01
ll,i,.Hon'a Ainiea Salve cured him en
tircly. Sold by Win. Cohen drugist.
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