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THE IMMORTAL SOUL.
We were Made for Eternity,
and lie Great Amtiitions
which Tirol) ii our
Souls cannol lie
Stilled kj
Death.
,V. Y. HmilJ.
If in this life only we have hoiic iu
Christ, we are of nil men most miserable.
I. Corinthians, xv., 1!,
If a man lives in the cuiivietiou that
there is nulliiii" for him in the future
he has very lit tie to complain of when
the lime comes for him to be annihilated
because he has had all he expected to
get. If, however, a man is promised an
other life on what he deems good author
ity and makes great sacrifices in order
to fit himself for it, but is told when
Hearing the end that the promise cannot
be kept, he is "of all men must miserable "
St. Paul was quite right in declaring that
ucli a disappointment overtops all other
kinds.
Ilow brief is the span of human life!
It is at best only an itliuius 'twixt two
boundless seas, the -past, tho future
two eternities. Our days and months
go by so noiselessly that we scarcely note
the footfalls of their coming or their go
ing. Childhood passes into youth in
the twiukliug of an eye. A little laugh
ter, an hour's play with a few toys and
the time arrives when childish things
must be put away. Youth, exuberant
youth, shortly sobers iuto manhood. A
dream or two, a few castles in tho air,
fleeting vision of divine possibilities,
then the shoulders broaden to bear heav
ier burdens, and the heart recognizes the
graver responsibilities of life. Manhood
changes to old age like a flash of light
ning in a summer cloud. Some hard
work, some short years of earnest toil,
some days of bitter disappointment, some
nightB of weary weeping, and then the
nerves grow dull, the sight becomes dim,
the snows of wioter arc scattered over
the head, tho hope of earlier days havo
ripened or withered. The sun sets, we
linger in the twilight for a few moments
and then the uight c mios down, in which
no can neither walk nor notk.
You cannot hold on to your years,
however strong your grasp may be. They
fill slip away from you in spite of en-
tieatv or iiienaoe. When you have
stood on the seashore you havo perhapi
tried to hold a handful of sand. What
a useless task it is! It falls between
your lingers in spitu of your utmost en
deavor, and after awhile, when you open
your hand, only a few silvery or golden
grains are iell. So lile escapes, and cv
cry day becomes a yesterday. The clock
fieks the time away whet her you qfc liuni
gry or well fed., and the pendulum swings
relentlessly whether you are rich or poor.
''And the same thing," says Solomon,
happeneth to us us all."
Now hero is a curious fact, Tho elm
by the roadside outlives us. The rusty
sword that hangs on yuur library wall,
telling yi u of the heroic deeds of a for
mer genetation, will be received by your
bildrcn's children alter you have been
aid iu your festng Jilncu. Te, pebble
rhieh ym kjuk olf the sidewalk, if it
had a tongue, would tell you the story
of this earth when t was in its very in
fancy, more year, ago than your Imagi
nation can conceive.
The elm, the rusty sword, the worth
less pebble have a kind of eternal lite,
but ynu must die. What a marvellous
statement! Ilow incredible it seems!
Isitnotstinngprtlian words can ex
press that any thoughtful man should aa
s rt that the soul is finojd in by death,
and that the road It has travelled ends at
the grave? The body may bo salisfled
with seventy years, but not the mii.d.
The soul's keen appetite i just whetted
when it is tuld that there is nothing to
oat. Hollies are easily sated, but by ie
time they are riiady to Jjop the foul
witbiu them has just li.'enu to learn how
to live. Why then should both die at
the same lunuitul?
Why was the soul made so large, if
this life is all? If you were told that
Niagara was made to drive the farmet I
gristmill lor a tingle day and nothii g
more, you oould not believe it. If you
eretoldthuj a ('olis cngiuo was in
rented tu move the machinery which
makes a single pin and after that is ol
oj further ue, what would you say? Can
it then be true that the soul of man will
live just long enough to find out that
It ean du something and then be told
that it shall never have an opportunity
to do this something? .
So odd an anomaly is beyond m cre
dence. There is a p'Hilewt irony in the
statement that we no sooner gather our
aspirations together and act ouraelvt,!
itcrnlv to soiuo noble task than our day'i
work is over, and we must lay aside the
tool and materials with which we know
we oan build.
Let us give an illustration. Yonder is
a vessel about to be launohed. The plan
has been carefully diawn by the archi-
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Surroll p. Wright, chuiimun of tho ooiiunHalun. In t'nlurt St iIim i immilsxinncr rf lulmr; John 0.
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Fooria, In rnnimipd H ono of thu nhli-rtt lnwytirs of IlllnutH,
A
TRUE MANHOOD.
It is not always the coat that tells,
Nor the collar your friend may Wear;
It is not always the shine uf the shoe,
Nor the finished touch of bis hair.
It is not all in a silken hat,
Nur the fitting neat of his gloves;
It is nut merely Ids cultured air,
Nor the circle in which he moves.
It is nut his temper, his pride nor smile.
Nor yet his worshipful mien;
It is tint even the name he bears
In a world that is shallow ami mean.
Ah, no, after all, 'tis the man himself,
As be stands with his Cod alone,
"I'is the heart that heats beneath the coat,
The life that points to the throne.
The eye that cheers with its kiudly
glance,
'Tis the arm 'round a brother east;
The hand that points to a hope beyond,
Tis a hope that endures to the last.
A TREE WITH A TEMPER
It Grows in Arizona witli An-
other that fe Licjit Lite
an Electric Lamp,
HIGH-TONED COLORLD DAWL.
teet, and the contractor has chosen his
timbci from a dozen forests. Now she
stands complete, and the workmen with
their sledge loosen the wedjjes, and she
slips duwn til" 'ljs and IW the first
time embraces the mighty deep which is
to bo her homo. How gracefully she
floals, a thing of life and beauty! How
promising is her future! She is able lo
bear a thousand tons burden across a
wintry ocean, in spile of mountainous
waves and northern gale. She will
laugh at the tempest, for she is brave
and strong.
Wc board her for a tri;,l trip. Her
white sails qti't us ly the forts and
through tlii) Narrows and around the
lightship. Then she comes back in some
convenient pliioe. Suppose we tell you
that her whole mission is accomplished
and there is nothing more for her to do.
You ask in wouder, "Why build her,
then? Is it not folly to tako so much
pains for a trial trip, and then to leave
her at her anchorage tu rut ant) sink?"
The same may ha said of the soul.
This brief life is only tho trial trip. Wc
pass by a few buoys in the harbor if
eternal life, wc stem tho ebb or flood
tide for a few hours, wejust get a glimpse
of the ocenn that spreads beyond our
vision, aid, and then what we call death
intervenes, n it la the great Atlantic
of immortality ahead of s shall we conic
Id anchor in the ravef
It oaunot be true. Wo were made
for eternity, and the great ambitions
which throb iu our souls eaiinothe stilled
by death. The funeral procession leaves
us at the mouth of the harbor, ami when
ur friends return to their homes we
ipread invisible canvas and sail on and
on toward the Throne of (ip,d.
The End of a Series of Success-
The earliest methol of spinning was
by bunching a few fibres and rolling
thein Into a thread with the hand.
The first building erected in the United
States for the Federal government was
the United Statos Mint in Philadelphia.
Near Scdalia, Mo., recently, two col
ored womeq wvte sc,en, ploughing. One
acted aa liorao an i the other held the
plough handles.
Bees are said to have sueh an antip
athy to dark colored objects that black
ehiekens have been stung to death while
white ones of the am brood were left
untouched.
A family druggist in Chicago happened
to look up from the tub of fruit syrup he
was compounding, and was astonished to
see the shattered wreck of a man enter
and throw itself upon a chair. Th
wreck was in an awful condition, bleed
ing, uk i) t'ul. Jlareo Iteurris, at every
vein.
" hat in the name of Sir Walter
Seott has happened to you?'' cried the
druggist.
"Pour a few quarts of arnica on me,'
responded the wreck wearily, "and I'll
tell you. "
The druggist stitched hiiu n and
soaked him in healing Huida ami listened
for the story.
"I live on Clinton avenue," aid the
wreck. "I have lately been reading up
on lion tamers, and I came to the con
clusion that the human eye would subdue
any beast that walks. I tried it ou all
the animals in the neighborhood, and it
seemed to work all right.
"For tyo or (.hrou V'oks ) went around
subduing things with my eye. Then
got iuto an nrguuient with a neighbor on
the iiiestiun. He held that a really
n reo animal didu't c.iro a red cent for
the hiiniaii eye. I ollcrcd to bet hiiu
$10 that he couldn't produce an allium
i hut 1 o.mUii'i 0111111. r I y looking at it
".My neighbor took inn into a strange
yard by monn!ight, and i-k ' i me to
hypnoliyMi big soirol bulldog that was
sitting on the porch. Several strangers
were there to see the experiment, and I
went to work.
"I stared into tho orbs of that beast
for lo minutes, and it didn't seem to
move a muscle; then, to show that it was
thoroughly subdued, I went up and
placed my hand on its head.
"(t ;asi c,ist u tiulldo,;, and was
,ubilucil when it first came from the
foundry. While the speetatots were
laughing I sailed into my neighbor, de
termined to whip him all around the
block and up and down an alley, and you
see tho rosu't. I wish that you would
pour a pint of oil of sassafras down my
neck.
OUT AT LAST.
"There arc more queer things to the
aero in Arizona than in any other part
of this wide land," said Colonel Hraee
Dion of Houck'a Tank, Apache county
"and, according to my idea, and I know
pretty near what queer things are, the
queerest thing in all Alizona is the tree
that has a temper Worse than a blond
coinie opera prima donna's aud gets its
dander up with just as small provocation.
They tell nic out there that this tree be
longs lo (he couifcrous species. It grows
to bo something like 25 feet high and
then stops. Its leaves are long, slender
and pointed, like porcupine quills. When
lis tree is in a good humor, these leaves
lie close to the branches, and it spreads a
pleasant aromatic odi r all around. Hut
when it is angry every leaf on (he tree
rises up on end, and the aspect of that
particular piece of limber is about as
tierce and threatening as anything you
would care to look at. The pleasant
resinous odor the tree sent forth in its
peaceful mood gives way to an odor that
will put wings on your feet to place ns
much distance as you can between the
offensive tree and yourself.
"This tree is very touchy on the sub
ject of dogs, and the coming of a canine
anywhere near it will iustantly make it
furious. Yet a wolf, a grij.ily bear or a
mountain lion never i u files the temper of
this tree if those animals do not presume
on too great familiarity with it. They
ay lie around it as long as they care to,
but if one of them so far forgets itself as
to rub or scratch the trunk of the tree
the hot tempered thing will fly into one
ol its tantrums instantly, and the way
Mr. Bear, Wolf or Lion will make him
self scarce in those parts is a whole circus
to see. Nothing will work this tiee up
to conet rt pitch, though, so quick and
effectually ns throwim; stone, at it. Then
it will actually rip and tear, and no livin;
thing would think of going within gun
shot of it. Seme folks out at Houek'
Tank call this tree the porcupine tree,
and sonic say its rijbt name is skunk
tree. I call it the holy terror tree. But
no matter what you call it, it is a queer
job of nature, and Arizona claims it
her own.
"While thhi trco U the only real, gen
uine vegetable kingdom crank wc vo got
in Arizona, we point with some more
pride to another tree that only Arizona
soil has the talent to produce. This one
is the electric light tree. This tree
not as abundant as the holy terror tree
and is a dwarf, seldom having the
courage la j;ct iikjc than 12 feet hi
Its foliage is very dense, and at night
gleams like an are light. The light that
shines from this tree is so strong that
olio may sit 'J5 feel away and read print
The queerest point of thii tree is that its
light begins to grow dim with the coming
of the new moon mid steadily loses brill
ianey until the moon is full. Then the
tree is as dark a a. luitio. When tb
llieun UCill. to Wane, the Ileus 11iluiUu.il
iy is gradually renewed, and by the time
ihemoon has disappeared the tree
shining again as brightly as ever. Some
times the light on this queer tree be
comes faint even in the dark of the
moon. Then we have to do a queei
thing to restore it. Wo drench it with
bucketful or two of water, and inslantly
the offuloont i,low will return in all its
i Brilliancy." New York Sun.
Wreck.
"At one time in my early practice in
a country town," said a dentist the other
day, "there came to me a very m rvoiis
woliiau to have a tooth extruded. She
carticd on so that I could scarcely get her
into the chair, and as soon as I put the
forceps near her inuutli she screamed
and bounced about so (hat I couldn't do
anything with lnr.
"After (wo or three vi-its, each worse
than the other, I suggested that I should
take her to the nearest large town, where
a dentist administered gas. Well, the
tooth hurt so, that at last she consented, '
and I look her there, about twenty-five
miles by rail.
"I went armed with a pair of forceps,
as a matter of habit, and when we got
to the place and she saw the gas bag and
other appliances, she had the fidgets
again, worse than before, and I had to
give it up and tako her back home. I
was thoroughly provoked, and much an
noyed, but she had money, and was pay
ing fur foolishness, so I tried to restrain
my feelings.
"About ten miles out of town, and
as the train was going along about twen
ty miles an hour, and she was holding
her jaw, and I was holding mine in the
seat beside her, wo came into collision
with something on the line, and the hist
thing I knew we were rolling down an em
bankment, and being piled up in a very
promiscuous fashion.
"I don't know how it eame about, but
I wasn't hurt much, and when my senses
were fully restored I dragged my patient
out through a window, and laid her on a
bank near by.
"She was pretly badly bruised, and
had been knocked senseless, and, as 1
was cmleavoiing to restore her, a brilliant
thought occurred to me.
"The next moment I had out my
forceps, and the next I bad out I lie con
founded tooth. Two hours later one ol
the physicians who bad been summoned
had restored her to consciousness, and,
she opened her mouth aud saw me
landing by her side, she clapped her
hand to her jaw, and exclaimed:
"Oh, doctor, 1 knew it would be terri
ble, but I didn't think it would be so bad
that. However, though, it's out at
last."
"Then she went lo sleep, and it was a
week before she knew the real facts of
the case."
"Did she pay you anything extra?'
asked the writer.
"No," smiled the dentist, "but the
railway company did twenty five hun
dred dollais and I got half."
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the body. Hence the expression so olten
heard: "Hood's Sarsaparilln made a ucw
iiorson of me." It overcomes that tired
feeling so common now.
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11. & (5. (X)USETS,
Misses nt .Klc., Ladies 7.". tofl.
BWJul'i ices w ill lie made to suit the limes.
Hals and lionnets made and trimmed t
order.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
Chas. M. Walsh,
South Sycamore st., Petersburg, Va
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rnvaccinated persons are not
ted to vote iu Norway.
permit
Mulberry trees hive known to bear
fruit four times in one season.
Live fishes have been safely sent by
mail from India to the Hritish Museum
lloihd aligator flesh tastes very much
like veal. It i- m all eaten in India,
Uiant skeletous measuring over seven
fc-t hnvohcen dug up in Guatemala.
NKW ADVKKTISKMKNTS.
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will
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Trial bottle free at Win. Cohen 'a drng
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Absolutely Pure
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Go to
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liiil to look nrouml at their henntimlirtoell
of WATC1IKS, CLOCKS, WEDDING an
ENGAGEMENT liftJOS, ete. cto.
Then if yonr even awt tired and ncod somat
Classen, rrmenlKir yoa ean get fitted right
there, without ntra charge by a practical
optician.
BUCHANAN BliOS.,
MS Sycamore at , I'etnrsharg, Tat
oct. ID ly.