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VOL. XXV.
A. NEWSPAPEE FOR THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOHER 11, 1894.
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NO. 27.
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ATORNEY$-AT-LAW,
Practices in the courts of Halifax and
Warren counties, and wherever their ser
vices are needed.
Oneofthe firm will be in Halifax on
pach Mopdiyy. 1 "Jy.
Richmond Time.
All tiling by scasou seasoned are, to
their lest use and true pcrfeclion, says a
great poet. And a divine philosopher
writes : As thou canst not tell liuw the
boDes do ;row in the womb of her that is
with child, or what is tlio way of the
spirit, so thou canst nut tell the way of
God that worketh all things. Our im
patience, our eagerness to hurry up, and
crowd things, continually disappoints our
undertakings, and makes our apparent
successes essential failures. We did not
know how to wait) we accomplished our
plan, we did what we aimed at; but the
flavor was not there, the joy was not
there, it was unnatural; it was dry, heart
less, expensive, worry, something; that
we'll not try it again. The heart has its
lust, and the soul leanness. It was like
fruits and flowers that arc forced, that
show more of art than nature, very
grand but very unsatisfactory.
The highest wisdom of the Stoics was
to wait upon and live according to nature.
The gentle precept of the Saviour is :
Consider the lilies, and behold the fowls
of (he air. The seasons arc their time
keepers, and soft influences impart their
odcrs. Of the birds, says the l'saloiist;
these wait all upon Thee, and Thou givest
them their meat in their season; that
Thou givest them they gather.
The difference between men is largely
in this instinctive knowledge of season
and fitness. That is the high life not
fashionable life the instincts of gentility.
It is the principle and essence of the
divine art of good breeding; to scent the
danger afar off and faithfully avoid the
disagreeable and offensive, and do the
nice thing. Ho that believcth shall not
make baste; he will not make an unsea
sonable remark, or make a jest that is
out of place or lime He will wait fir
a more convenient season; his smartness
had bettor not be uttered at all than at
the wrong lime. He knows it.
These observations have universal ap
plications to the smallest and greatest
affairs uf men.
Lord Bacon propounds: "Wait a bit
that you may make an end the sooucr.
A wise word fitly spoken, at the right
time, will accomplish more than great
orations and weighty discourses and
mighty agencies out of time."
And often to say nothing, only be
quiet and let things work themselves out
is better than all.
Our unwillingness to wait upon the
Almighty, and to respect our misgivings,
and regard our natural promptings and
j ist wait a bit, brings us into infinite
mishaps, mUnis, and general misfortunes
The great King of Israel was a very sue
Oessful man, a wonderful warrior and
king, and his writings are a marvelous
mirror of huuiauity wherein every man
sees himself and his experiences. And
the burden of his song was. '-Wait," I
say, "on the Lord." The seasonable
fruit, product and event is the desirable
thing, that comes in its appointed time
All things come to those that know how
to wait.
Presently the tide will turn; presently
the day will dawn; presently the cloud'
will break, and the sun sliiue; presently
the pain and sortow will cease, an-
brightness be iu their place; present!)
anger will be all pue an I gond Liiinoi
possess us; presently ill" wound will lira'
and things be as they were; pr.senily
0, what good things may happeu? Only
wait ! God knows.
wiiTsa a. mxiu
Dc days am growin' shorter an' de nights
am gittin' cool;
My pickaninnies worries mo 'bout gwiue
off to school.
Red mealed watermillions am now about
all gone,
Dc apple crop's a failure, an' as sure es
you is buwn
verylhing's agin a Diggah I He ain't
got no show,
While Massa Cleveland's President he's
layin' mighty low.
Dero ain't no 'scursiona runniu', times
keeps on bein' hard,
We ain't got a single chicken a scratchiu'
in de yard.
Looks like de pig don't grow atull, my
rabbit dog am dead,
n' wha to git dc hoe cakes bothers dis
here niggah's head.
But dat's all right, I reckon, case I's got
my banjah yit,
An' a chaw ur two o' backer, an' a place
whar I can sit,
n' praise de Lawd forever an' smoke
my ole clay pipe,
ur dere is lots o' simmons an' possums
will soon be ripe.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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Practice In theooorti of lLUfcisndNnrtbtnip.
tin aud In thpSupiemeaud Kudeiml courts. Col
actions made in aliparuof bjouii (laruliua.
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TO (J1VK VI TUB STAGi:.
John L. Sullivan, who is now appear
ing iu Washington in liii new play, au
Douoces that he will givo up the stage
after tbii acasoi).
"This ii my last year on the road," he
aid. "I have a little farm of ei;
acr inn miles out of Boston, docked
with sixteen or eighteen Holstcin cattle
and four bulls, eight or ten Jerseys and a
lot of aheepi pd If you. pvei ooujo out
to that farm years from now, you will ice
I big, fat man enjoying life with a lot of
ohildrep running around the yard. That
will be John L. Sullivan, onoa t noted
priie-fighter. I'm tired of this business
of travelling about the country. How do
I know where I'm going when I get on
a train?" .
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A SOLILOQUY.
flat Yon list Do to fin It.
Monroe Enquirer.
Success is to the man who earns it.
Among the thousands of promises God
as made to man, nowhere, nor at any
time has He given him tho promise of
unconditional success. To have his dai
ly bread even man must comply with
rtain requirements. To be successful
in life he must come up to the require
ments of Divinity. "Sccst thou a man
diligent in business," said the wisest of
men. "He shall stand before kings, he
shall not stand before mean men." De
spite the schemes of men, the wails of
iloth and ravings of demagogues that
ureal truth written upon the Statute
Book of Heaven stands as true today
as when it was fiist recorded The dem
agogue may rave about governmental aid
nd of help by legislation, but success
comes by individual effort expended in
the right direction, and the man who de
m inds that the affairs of this world shall
e so altered that success will come any
her way than by individual effort is an
unalterable fool. When he talks of pco-
i!c coming to want because the govern
ment will not legislate money into their
pockets it is evident that he is wheel
beidcd. Individual effort will sooner or
atcr reap its reward. When thut be?
comes untrue the great promise of Him
who rulctb the Uoirersc, and in whose
hands are the destinies of men, will be re
voked and the Universe will change
front.
Hear it, ye calamity howler, hear it
id remember, the man who works in
this Southland, honestly works, shall
never come to want. We challenge the
politicians who are now going to and fio
throughout the land proclaiming that we
m ist receive aid from the government or
WO must perish, to show us a man who hag
honestly labored and has paid attention
to his business, that has come to want.
Show us the man who has been diligent
in bis business who is not in easy circum
stances. Sensible men are willing to
take tho plan of Him who ruleth in wis
dom andreignctb in mcrey and with
strong red brawn or with active brain
win success and ask the government for
oolhing more than that it shall be the
servant of tho people to insure liberty to
all ani disturb no ouo in bis efforts for
success,
LIFTING TKICK EXPOSED,
Mrs. Aonio Abbott, "the Georgia
Magnet," made a mislakc when she visi
tel the office of the No v York World to
exhibit her marvelous power of making
herself light or heavy, as alio chooses
She stood on a board, and the stoutest
editor ooiildu't lift her, itlthounh she
weighs but 1)0 pound-. Nevertheless
there was a skeptic present, the lively
Nelly Uly. She persmded .Mn. Abbott
to make her heavy, to i, an 1 then the
litUI ouu'du't lift Mi-M H'y; tlm Willie
thing happened with a little oflioa boy
who weigbod less thaq H I pounds, ha f
af Miss Uly 'a weight. M,is B y was
till a skeptic She went out with one
qr tw of tho admiring editors, caught
the little office boy and immediately
made him to heavy that he ojuldu't be
lifted; then she made herself heavy as
successfully as the Georgia magnet could
do it. Sandow, the strong man came m
and couldn't stir Nelly Hly from her
fost. She had d,isoqveroJ, b,a sect.
When tho magqet pu,ts her loK Hand on
9 lifter's loft hand and her right hand
under hit oollar flit against his back, the
stoutest man cannot lift her any more
than he oould pull himself over fence
by his boot-straps, he is simply lifting
vainst himself. That is all theie U to
the lifting foat. It (s a pretty trck.
GRANT'S TOMB, IN NEW YORK, AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN COMPLETED.;
J 'm
A WASTED LIFE.
It is a Serious Thine to Carry
a fasted Life will all its
Consepeices into the
Other World.
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THE IMPERTINENT BABOON AND THE ATHLETIC CROCODILE.
HAM'S HOKN HLASTS.
Every reform that comes and stays
begins in tho heart.
In everything that is right for us to
do we can count upon Christ for help.
The man who sets a bad example is
working for the devil, whether he knows
it or not.
It took the life and death of Christ to
mako the truth known on earth that
God is love.
Whenever a bird is about to fly it
looks up, but some men shut their eyes
whenever they take an important step,
Never bo afraid of the devil when you
know you are on tho Lord's side.
Little chickens fight uuder their moth,
ers' wings.
islomo people would say more if they
didu't talk so much.
The man who works for the good of
others is taking (i oil's way to gam
siren 'th for himself,
WILL IT COME TO PASS.
THAT TUB NAVIES OP TMR UNITED
STATES AND OK UREAT BRITAIN
WILL CO Mil INK?
Jinkbota You complain of the ex
penae of a typewriter; why don't you
have your wifo do it f Henpock I can't
dictate to my wife.
I'aith in Christ idiinjoa the ojlllu
a chariot .
uta
t'Tq bo oarnally mill led is doath, but
be spiritually minded is life and peace."
The windows of Heiveu can bo seen
I'roin earth by looking through a Bible
promise.
Nothing can strengthen our hearts
like knowing that wj aro right
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The 1'uitcJ States resembles Great
Britain in not being obliged to maintain
a disproportionately large standing army.
It resembles it also in having a great
number of sons who havo a peculiar ap
titude for tho sea life. It is therefore in
the utiliaation of sea power in its various
aspects that tho two countries may best
oo opeiate and assist one another in the
future.
If they were to come, as they surely
will come, to an understanding to employ
their combined nnval forces for the pros
ervution of general peace and for the for
warding of (lie common interests, lew
countries, no matter how belligerently in
clincd, would care to defy tho alliance
even now, and uone would care to ques
lion its will after it bud rearranged its
forces ill frank recognition of all its re
sponsibilities. It is not merely that the
cembincd navies would be strung.
''ar more weighty srolbo considera
ions that the iiiiii.li itui.iro and thr
United States share between them nearly
all the work of providing other countries
with tho lood, raw nounal and
manufactures which those countries
cannot provide at home, and of carrying
the ocean borne trade ol the world, the
interests of our ever growing commerce
require the maintenance, if not of ponce,
at least ol opon ports every wnoro. W liy
should not your combined navies declare,
"We rcluse honcelorlli to acknowledge
the ri"ht of any oiviliaed power to close
her ports or the ports ot another power
by blockado or otherwise?" Surely that
would sound the knell ot war. fort
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If all men could he persuaded to do
their best, and do it with might and
main, we should soon have a race of gods
oo the earth,
There is no more painful contrast in
human life than that between what we
are capable of doing and what we really
accomplish.
Perhaps there is not a tingle instance
in history of a man who worked up to
his utmost mental or spiritual capacity.
The noblest man thut lives can do no
more than furuUh a suggestion of the
soul s aspiring possibilities belore lie is
culled hence by the tolling of funeral
bells. lie leaves his task ouly half done,
his song only half sung, when the rever
end clergy pronounce the solemn words,
"Dust to dust, ashes toushes."
In this we are notably different from
other created things. The beasts of the
field, the birds of tho air, (he trees of the
forest, accomplish their perfect work and
could do no more if they had added cen
turies io which to develop. The thrush
would still sing his plaintive notes, the
eagle would soar to no higher altitude,
the maple and bireh would havo no
brighter colors after the autumnal frost.
Man alone is endowed with the trc
mendous prerogatives of imperfection.
He alone can say at death, "My horizon
line is as far away as ever."
And beneath this consciousness of
neglected duties which brings the red
blood to his cheeks is the cuiious convic
tion that even if he had worked with
entire faithfulness, and lost neither time
nor opportunity, his years are still too
few and his limitations too many to allow
lum to achieve the best ot which he is
capable.
He can do more if another life and
belter environment arc lurnisliea. He
has a right to think it strange, therefore,
that the Being who made him to become
grout should cull him away from his task
before he can possibly achieve greatness;
that He who filled him with magnificent
abilities should close hiscyos in an cter
nul sleep ju"t as be begius to appreciate
them. Immortality is an absolute neees
sity, unless we are willing to admit that
the creation of man is an unaccountable
blunder. As soon make a violin and
then destroy it when only a few of the
simplest airs have been played.
But apart from all Ibis is the fact that
there are men who run riot with them
selves and at death have nothing to carry
to heaven except an armful of regrets.
Their lives are like a prairie fire, which
consumes everything as it goes and leaves
nothing behind but blackened ashes. In
the Resurrection they will stand before
the bar of judgment as spiritual ruins
and uiust needs unlearn nearly all they
ever learned iu this life before they can
make auy progress. They have found
their happiness iu physical indulgence,
aud will feel curiously out of place when
they step out of their bodies and can
have no more pleasures of tho grosser
sort.
The disadvantage with which they will
begin the other life is too great for even
the imagination to contemplate. Happi
ness will certainly be out of the question
until by slow degrees and painful expo
rience they elleet a radical change in
themselves. J lie hell theory has no
pangs which will compare with the re
morse they must suffer when they sec
things in their right light and come to
full consciousness that they have delib
erately uufitted themselves for their on
vii'ouuicnt. The fiery lake would be
almost a relief, for Cud h is decreed no
puiii.hiucnt so great as that which en
compasses a sou! that lias lived for tin
body only and doesn't know how to live
without it.
h'or instance, what will happen to the
poor creature who has lived a besotted
life, or the man whose years have been
a continuous fraud ou himself? What
profounder depths of personal wretched
ucss can one conceive of than he is driven
into when ho looks back ou what bo b
been, and then gels a glimpse of what be
might have been ? Put such a man into
a position in which all his faculties w
be thoroughly awakened, in which he
will aco himself as he is, and be forced to
i view the falling tears of a heart-broktn
wife, tho fateful and ruinous tendenoios
ho transmitted to his children, which
have forced them into lives equally shame
ful as his own I What must be his con
ditionof mind? The flaming tempests
of the bottomless pit seem, by way
c ntrast, like an asylum built by pity
He must undo the wrongs ho has com
milted, and endure agony until those
wrongs have been lighted.
It is a serious thing to carry a wasted
life with til its consequences into
other world.
Wat precious emphasis is given by
these facts to th ; divine mission and the
encouraging doctrines of the New Testa
ment ! How gently and with what
solemn persuasiveness Jesus dealt with
the fallen '. He saw io the outcast a
brother or a sister, aud though He scorn
fully bade those who were without sin to
east the first stone, there must have been
a melting sorrow iu His tone when He
whispered to the offender, "Ho and sin
no more."
He never condoned crime, but was
always sorry for the criminal. The poor
creature bad already lost so much in the
way of character and happincsi that it
was unnecessary to add to his burden the
so-called anger of God. No one knows
better than the remorseful sinner himself
that God's grief is far more painful to
contemplate than His avenging wrath,
and if the Chinch would tell us less
about the unsh-atlied sword and more
about the releutbss regrets which every
disembodied soul uiut needs endure iu
consequence of its earthly shortcomings
and misdeeds, it would have a larger, a
more potential and a more wholesome in
fluence on the world.
If any one truth taught by the Master
has conspicuous prominence, it is the
truth of God's lovo for us all, and His
sympathetic pity for the sinner who lias
gone astray. The text is from a parable
which represents the joy ol tho angels
when the misguided boy sees the folly of
wasting his substance with riotous liviug
aud returns to the father's house in the
sad eonscionsness that ho is no longer
worthy to be called a son; and there is a
deeper warning iu that pathetic story,
more that appeals to the nobler elements
of human nature, than can be found in
nil the iniurecatorv theulouv that was
ever formulated.
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DOS'TS ABOUT WILLS.
Don't make a will without two witnes-
es; better three.
Don't neglect to declare it to bo your
last will and testament.
Don't let a person interested in it be a
witness.
Don't add a codicil unless you execute
it in the same way as the original will.
Don't make a new will unless you re
voke or destroy the old one.
Don't neglect to make your witnesses
write their full names and addresses.
Don't forget that ll a woman your
marriage will invalidate a will already
made.
Don't make n new will without spec
ially revoking the prior one and physic
ally destroying it.
Don't make a will that does not provide
for children that may be born.
Don't try to force a wife to accept cer
tain properly instead of a dower.
Don't tiy to devise real property to an
alien,
Don t allow a minor to will away per
sonal properly, unless eighteen if Dial
and sixteen if female.
Don't leave anything uncertain in
Don't mention people by their nick
names.
Don't fail to spceily which one
meant when two bear the same name.
Dou't imagine that the contents of a
lost will may not b proved by good evi
ence.
When Baby waa siek, wo gave her Castoria.
When slio was a Child, she erleil for Cftstoria.
When eliu became Miss, taut clung to CuKtoria,
When eho hail Chllitrea.tiho gavothem Gwtari.
NOT AN EXCEPTION.
He went fisluDu. anil when lie came
back n friend met liim.
Did you catch anything," ho asked
just as anybody would have done.
"No," in a tone of scoru.
"Well , exclaimed tho mend, "you
arc truthful, anyhow, which all uM.erme
aro not."
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flOUHCa, WIID plans. wmuiuiK uutmcia iu nuuw tug
laii'Bt detenu and secure contracts. Addrena
Grand Display
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SPKING
MILLINERY,
FA NCY (iOODS and NOVELTIES,
r.utterick's Tattcrns.
II. & G. CORSETS,
Misses at iiOc, Ladies 7"c. to $1.
JflUl'riccs will he made to suit the limes.
Mais and bonnets made nnd trimmed to
order.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
Chas. M. Walsh ,
South Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY
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Buchanan Bros.,
the j
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baiting powder.
Highest of all in leavening strongtk.
iMctl U. S. Government food Report.
Rot AL Baking Powdi Co.,
ieWall8L,N,y.
the Jewelers, nnd they will tell yon just
how they do it, and remember, yon ran do
it, too. Whon yon aro in their store don't
fail to look around at their bcnntifulstock
of WATCHES, CLOCKS, WEDDItfG and
ENGAGEMENT KINGS, etc. etc
Then If your eyen get tired and need some
glasses, remember yon can got rHttd ri?h
there, without extra charge by a practical
optioiaa. BUCHANAN BROS.,
113 Syssaaore St., Vfc
set. It ly.
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