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It was the beautiful exclamation of a
tlyinj" cliilil, as the golden rays of the
sunset streamed od li hit through the open
window : "(lood bye, Mainina, good bye '
Don't cry, niamiiia. We'll meet njjuin in
the morning !"
Oh! wild is the tempest and dark is the
night,
Itut soon the daylight will he dunning;
Then the friendships of yore shall blossom
once more;
And "we meet again in the morning !"
Art thou doomed in a far distant region to
roam,
To meet the cold gaze of the strangei?
Post thouycaru for thcsmilesof the loved
ones at home,
While thou pr.iy'st God to shield them
from dallgel?
All! the night of the waters may shadow
thy form,
Yet soon will thu daybreak bedawning,
Then thou'lt mingle once more with the
loved ones on shore
For "we'll meet again in the morning!"
Dost thou miss the sweet voice ot a fond,
loving wile,
Whoso music brought halm to thy sor
row?
Didst thou sec Irt decline in the sunset of
life,
Nor felt one bright hope for the morrow?
Despair not, oh! mourner, the night may
be dark,
Yet soon will the, day break bedawning;
Of all ties berelt, one hope still is lift
For "we'll mcctagaiu in the morning!"
Art thon weary, oh! pilgrim on life's des
ert waste?
Dost thou sigh for the shade of the wild
wood? Have earth's choicest fiuits proven bittir
to taste,
Too soon will the day break bedawning,
Then the dreams which have fled shall
Irian from the dead,
A iid all will he right in the morning.
Oh! servant of Christ! too heavy the cross,
Hast thy trust in the Master been shaken?
In doubt and in darkness thy faith has
beeu lost,
And thou crcst, "My God, I'm forsaken!"
But cheer up, my dear brother! the night
caiuiut last,
Fur tjoon will tho daylmak bedawning,.
Then the crosses of earth wo have home
from our birth,
Will all be made crowns lu lie morning.
OLD TREE OF DEMOCRACY.
rUOFESSIONAL CA11DS.
W. 11. DAY, lis. 0. DANIEL, T. C. HAKKISON
Weldon, N. C. tlttleton, N. C. Weldon, N, C.
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ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW,
Practices in the courts of Halifax and
Warren counties, and whereTer their ser
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Oncof the llrm will be in Halifax on
each Monday. 1 lH-Iy.
yy J. WAUD,
Enfield, N. C.
SURGEON :: DENTIST,
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jfULLXN DAKIIL,
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Practice In IhccQiirtiof HHilftii annNnrthsmii.
iHiaudiii tlicmiprumesnd federal courts. Col
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Branch office at Halifax. N. C. open every lion
4af. Jan 7 lj
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So Long; as I Give, so Loni
will tie Loril Help anfl
Bless Me,
A merchant in New Yolk had pledged
to the lord a certain portion of his bus
iucss us fast as they were collected. He
called this the Lord's iusurancc money,
"for," said he, "so long as I give, so long
will the Lord help and bless me, and in
sonic way will lie give me tho means
to give. It Is a blessing to uiy bcart to
keep it open in gratitude, a blessing to
gladden other hearts, and the surest way
to keep the Lord s favor with me.
The results of his experience were
blessed indeed, as ho said; "l never
realized before how lie helps me in my
busiest plans.
"Things happen daily which show
uie that some one who knuws more than
I is protecting inc. Had dib's have
been paid that 1 did not expect, hrraud
boysjusl getting into sly and bad hahi s
have been discovered ere their tli.-lisli id
proceeded far. A I needed c aupete' I
hilp in my busiues.- it has co ne j isi a
I needed it.
"When cusloirers Wire about to fd
somehow their debts to me were paid.
although they failed to pay others.
"A severe fire came to my office ami
seemed to have swept all my valuables
away, llut it was stopped at just I In
right moment, and not one valuable war
Dot odo valuable was lost. The insuriiuci
company paid me enough to replace
every damage, and the office was renewed
better than before. The Lord sends iw
business ticuh to pay my dibu, while
others are dull.
"I cannot tell why it is except that 1
alwaya pray for my business, and ask the
Lord to bless it for the good uf others,
and that the uieani which come from it
may be used for bis cause.
"When I atop giving business stops
oominir. When I stop praying for it,
perplexities arise. As long as I pray
for it, ill moves eaily and I have no care
or trouble.
"The Lord is my banker, my insurer,
my deliverer, my patron, and blessed
guardian of temporal things as well as
pirtiinJ.,'is'Tbe Wonders o( Prayer.
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There will k a Rattlini and
Crasliini of Dry Bones.
liufus Sanders in Advertiser.
In this day and gcncraliun there are
men and men various and sundry men.
II' I was to light out to day and look
the whole entire county over I couldn't
find no better neighbors and truer friends
than lllev Scroguins and Andy Lucas.
And yet in regard to some things they
arc more different than black, and white.
As to politics they are both Democrats,
but Iilcv is hold and certain, whilst
Andy is stpioamy and skittish. When
the storm comes up and the old (lag of
Democracy flutters out through the
smoke of battle Iilcv is always the lead
man in the light with head up and coat
off, whilst Andy gits plum trembly in
the knees and around the edges as a
high private in the rear ranks. Mind
you now, I don't say it is Kiev's fault
nor Andy's fa alt, but is a fact and they
can't help it. Here of late, since every
body knows that the old line Democracy
will have to face the enemy on the open
of ombat, I have took particular notice
of that difference between two good men.
lilev Scroggins is always foamiu' at the
mouth and fairly itehiu for tho show to
open, and while I don't have no doubts
but what Andy will be in the fight when
it gils good and hot, I am more than
sitUfied that he would a blame sight
rather stay at home and go lishin or do
thin.
Andy was over to my house the other
night talkin politics and lookin power
ful badly rallied and skcery and down
in tho month. Ho wanted to know
from me how I thought we would conic
out in the summer campaign for the
supremacy of daylight Democracy, and
I went on to tell him a plain an 1 hon
est and fl.it footed as I ciuld.
To be certainly of course there is
a tight ahead, and when the fun is over
with you will find b.l;od and hair and
the ground tore up as with a b"ar fight
says I. Don't you fool yourself about
that Andy. Will wo whip in the light?
More than probable wu will, Audy, but
you must remember that about the best
aud onlyest way to whip a fight is to
pitch in an light. If you wait to see
how the cat is goiu to jump before you
buckle on yonr weapons and then leave
your heart in the rear you are whipped
before you start.
Another political storm is brewin.
I went on to siy, anl there is biund to
be a considerable crashio of dead limbs
and rattlin of dry bones goiu on pros
eiitly in this valley of dry bones. The
boys across the bend have done been and
found out that there is souicthin dead
up the creek, aud they aro now cumin
back to tho old family lick log for a
general political reckonin together.
There aro too golna tion infernal many
dead limbs on tho old tree of Deuncracy,
A ndy and it is now a good time of year
for a reglar all around triiuuiiu up and
cittin down and eleanin out. Aud let
me tell you right now, if I aint tli
biggest tool in seven Mates an d sixteen
territoiiei the Democratic pirty is goin
to cut to the red aud hew to the line,
e'lips or no chips, and if there is anything
to drap something will have to drap
You in night as well to get out your little
n ito book and sot that down, And y. In
the land of the livin I hero is blame littl
roo n for the dead.
Ilut the old tree of Democracy will
it iijd ihe Iriiumin and weather the stuim
says I. The shaken up will but only
make it take Dew growth and fresh hull
i'l the soil of this great country. The
deal limbs will have to go, but the old
true will only be ihe stronger when the
storm is over. You want to know what
1 would doll I was but you. Well, In
bo plum sij i iru an I IuhhhI villi you
An ly, if 1 w.h you I Wnuhl go on back
home and walk off iIoaii in I lie wood
paster and gil dwu on my knees ami
pray for m ire faith and belter ligblin
iiuuiiiici. Don't be a d -ad iiuio, Audy
L'icas doll t do a d. ad limb
THE MINISTRY OF ANGELS.
A sixcKiti: I'iiayi:h.
A little boy in oodlord county gil
into trouble with a school fellow the
other day and agreed with him to "have
it out" before school next morning. That
evening, when Dick knelt to say bis
prayers, after the usual "Now I lay me.
he added this special petition : "And
0 God, please make me as strong
lions and things, 'cause I've got to lick
boy in the morning. Amen." Kx.
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SWKKT CUM. ; K A DI'.VIT".
Ar. Y. UcrM.
For be shall give his angels charge over
thee,to keep thee in nil thy ways. I'salun
xci., 11.
And, heboid, angels came and ministered
unto him. Matthew iv., 11.
i'hinkest thou that I cannot now pray
to my Father, and he shall presently give
me more than twelve legions of angel'.'
Matthew xxvl., oil.
The ministry of unseen beings is one
of the most important doctrines of the
Christian Church; it is also ouc of the
most neglected.
A great many, even among the thought
ful, will bo surprised at the statement
that the intervention of angels in human
affairs is a very conspicuous dement in
the Sacred Books and that hard If a great
event is recorded there in which they
ive not been prominent actors.
There is even 11 widely prevalent prej
udice against tho deetlim1, especially
among 1 rotestants, which is perhaps the
result of a reaction from those medieval
days when the providence of God was
almost lost sight of in the activities of His
agents.
It is not difficult for us to believe that
the Father is within reach of our prayers
and that Christ can keep His promise to
come and take up His abode with us in
seasons of stress and dismay; but for some
reason wo falter in our faith that round
about us are multitudes of angels who
ire not only able, but ready to do us a
great seivicc, aro watchful of our inter
esta and eager to impress our minds with
what is right and best to do.
And yet that is natural, if not neces
sary, inference from the general tenor of
the Iiiblo. If it is logical to assert that
God has not withdrawn iuto the eternal
solitudes, but is as close to day us in the
olden time, when His vuico of warning
or command rang through the history of
the Jews, it is equally logical and not
more daring to declare that His angels
are our guardians as they were the guar
dians of our ancestors. No change has
taken place either in our human needs or
in His methods. What infinite wislom
J goodness decreed for our fathers
holds good for us. If messengers from
on high could visit Abraham and make
their presence known to Elisha there is
no reason to suppose that they are un
willing to come to our assistance; and if
they offered their ministrations to our
L ird, why may they Dot be expected to
lo us a like service, since we have been
made heirs of the L ird's privileges?
A whole sect uf curious I'u'ik has arisen
within the last lil'iy years whuso only
ground for existence is the possibility ol
some kind uf communication between tlx
rlh mid the upper air. They' call
themselves by theuui 'ie name ol Spirit
ualists for the simple reasou lb it ihey be
lieve iu the coatiuued love and helpful-
nciu of thu departed. Thev have, revived
the aneicit faith, u il l boldly assert what
every personage of the New ami every
prophet of the Old Testament would as
set!, that heaven is within speaking di-
-tuuco aud llut the conscious companion-
-hip of angels is one of the inalienable
rights of aspiiing souls. If Christians
had thoroughly believed the Bible and
accepted its revelations in this regard
spritualism would never have been born
There would have been no more demand for
it than fur a class of scientists who should
announce their faith in the law of gravi
tation.
This sect has spread with wonderful
rapidity. Its organiied membership
makes a remarkable showing s i far a:
numbers and literaturo aro concerned
and its unoryanis-d membership is to be
found in every church of every denomi
nation, and in every village and hamlet
thtoughout the earth.
We may not agree with eonio of tho
wild extraviigcnocs of this body of men
and women, and way olose our ears to
they relate, but the fact remains
that they tire a necessary element of our
present religious life, bcciuse they satisfy
aspiritml longing which the Church has
either ignored or refused to foster. If
they were not wanted they would not
remain; if their doctrines were unwelcome
or unreasonable they would diminish in
numbers and after a little while fall to
pieces.
Hut the truth is they have appropria
ted one of the most excellent aud needful
truths, which, for some reason or other,
our pulpits have thrown aside, aud on
inai one enrueii uavo built an cnormou
stnieture uiubr whose roof thousands
and tens of thou units find shelter from
tho storms of life. Tho great mass of
people iu this hard, work a day world
need all the ooinl'rt and encouragement
which religion can afford. Their burdens
are heavy, and toj often their eyes are
cares and anxieties which gall the shoul
ders and bereavements which break the
heart. Tell it how you will, the' story
has a line of tragedy running through
it, and one goes but a little way before
he stumbles on a di-appointment or a
grave.
Iu oth' r words, men and wmnen mut
h ive help. If their only company is
stern doul Is, il they walk alone, laden
with many negations, they sing lew songs
and not even these with a nierrv voice
There is not much difference between a
doubt and a viper if you uiti-t carry
cither in your bosom.
Ou the other baud, tokuoW that above
you aie luiiliitii les id' spirits, s on , pu-
haps, the spit its of your dear ones of
long ago, that is a part of God's proti
dence that th y should accompany you
in older "to keep thee in all thy way?;"
that their mi.-sion is to lovingly influence
you, though by subtle menus beyond your
ken; that they now aud agaiu creep so
close to your einseiousuuss that you arc
almost aware of their preseuce, aud that
at all times and in every strait they will
sere you what other effect can such a
truth have than to check your mad im
pulse, give you sereuity of mind amid
disturbing experiences, enable you to bear
inevitable sorrow with resignation and
render the other life so real that you will
s imetiiue say your farewell without re
ret?
That is ihe doctrine of the Bible, and
if you fail to heed it yuii blindly neglect
one of the most iiuportaut revelations of
God.
The man's wile had iiskcd him to go
upstairs and look in the pocket of her
dress for a key sin1 thought was there,
and, being a man willing to uecommodate,
he had done so. It was a long lime until
he returned, and when he did there was
a peculiar look in his eyes, says the De
troit Free l'ress.
"leant1! find any key in the dress of
your pocket," he said, with a painful
effort.
"Why," she retorted, sharply, '' I left
it there."
"I say I can't find any dress in the
pocket of your key," he said, doggedly.
His tone seemed to disturb her.
"Vou didn't half look for it," she in
sisted. "I tell you I can't liud any pocket in
the key of your dress," he replied, in a
dazed kind of way.
This time she looked at him.
"What's the matter with you?" she
asked, nervously.
"I say," he said, speaking with much
effect, "that I can't find any dress in the
key of your pocket."
She got up and went over to him.
"Oh, William," she groaned, "have
you been drinking?"
He looksd at her leerily.
"I tell you I can't find any pocket in
the dress of your key," he whispered.
She began to shake him.
"What's the matter? What's the
matter ?" she a?kcd, in alarm.
The shaking seemed to do him good,
and he rubbed his eyes as if he weio re
gaining consciousness.
"Wait a minute," be said, very slowly
in lecd. "Wait a minute. I can't find
any dress iu no, I can't find any key in
the dress of no, that's uot il; any any
any pocket. There, that's it," and a
ft 'oil of light eaine into bis face. Con
found it, I couldn't liud any pocket."
Then he sat down and laughed hyster
ically, and l.ii wife, wondering why in
the naino dCgoi iliiess men raisid such a
row over finding the pocket in a woman's
dress, went upstairs and came back with
the key in two minutes.
The commencement M-aw.n approaches
and soon the swii l girl graduate with an
essay written ou paper niiiIh! with per
fumis from "Araby the blest" and tied
with blue ribbons will mount the roMruin
and expatiate in ilulert lonis oil woman's
lin.ii i d sphere of rti n. lu a year or so
this same lady will go the way of the
world, many t.iid commence to wre-tle
with pots and sling skillets in :i manner
that w:ll cause Mime otic who lual l her
essay read to a-k why is this lliiisniss.
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Just received full line Ilrv tioods. Notions,
l!ools, Shins, Hats. Caps, Groceries, To
bacco, Cigars. SniitV. furniture. Cooking
Stoves. ItugsHsi. Wagons, liond Carls,
New Home and lloiiustic Sewing Machines.
A young man of a praclir.il turn of
mind and living on a silary of eighteen
dollars a week was curious to know
whether or not he could all ml to assume
the responsibilities of a family. In his
language, says the Philadelphia Press,
he tells how hesati.-li 'd his curijsity :
"1 told my si-ter who is a widow with
one child, that I would like to experiment
for otic week aud user-tain for myself
the actual cost uf maintaining a small
family, my wage being eighteen dollars a
week. She was willing She hid a suit
of four rooms, fm which she paid four
teen dollars a month, Well I paid
rent for one w.iek mil bought
all her coal and wuod and uuut and gro
corios and paid for laundry work aud for
my own, elo. At the end of tho sevcu
days I found that out of the eighteen
dollars there remained but one dollar
and three cents. So, as I am a modest
man and have decided objections to
adopting the cosiiini i of ihe South Sea
The Congressman's daughter was re
ceiviug a young man whom her father
had no earthly Use for, and he was kic
king on it as haul as be could, but ihe
gitl was serene, sajs the 1'etriot l-'ree
l'ress.
"I laughter," he said the other morning
'wasn't iliat young Mpiirt here again
last night?"
"No, sir," she responded promptly.
"I know better. I sawhiiu as I came
in ."
"Where did yon see him?" she asked
as cool as may be.
"I saw him iu the parlor talking to
)ou,"
"Hut he was not theie, I tell yoli,"
she insisted.
The father was greatly shocked.
"My dear child," he said, "I cau hard
ly say you are deliberately lying to me."
Tho girl never so uiuth as changed
Color.
"It docs look that way, doesn't il,"
she smiled, "aud I used to think that
sort of thing was lying myself, but I've
been up to the House uf llepresenla
lives a great deal in the Inst month or
two and I've seen you a lot uf times
Kitting there while they were trying to
get a iplorum iind practically heard you
s.iy you were not there, lliougli I saw
you there, and so did everybody else,
and it went. Njw, Charlie und I are
running our business on (he same jrin
ciples, and s i, n'lile y 1 1 lit ay see him
here, he is abs.'til, and we'd like to know
what you arc giing to do alwut i
See?"
The interview ended at that point,
and that evening Churlij wns pronilly
not present, just us ho had been for many
eousccutive nights.
iW-Zicglci'saiHl Hay Slate Shoes for la
dies, Men and Children. These celebrated
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order.
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Weldon, N. C.
Chas. M. Walsh,
South Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.
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DEALER IN
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Weldon, N. C.
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY
-Go to-
Buchanan Eros.,
the Jewelers, anil they will loll yon Just
how they do it, and rcmcmlwr, yon can do
it, too. When yon are in their store don't
liiil to look around at tbeir lieautilil stock
of WATCHES, CLOCKS, WEDDING and
ENGAGEMENT K1N03, etc. .lo.
Then If your eyes (ret tirtd and new! m
glimses, remember yon can fret fitted right
llierc, without extra charge by a practical
optician.
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113 Hycamorv at., I'stersburg, V.
Oct III.I7.