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I JOHN" "W. SLBDO-E, ruoi-METOR.
VOL. XXV.
-A. NEWSPAPER FOB THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, TIIUltSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1895.
TERMS:-" 59 1KR annum in advance-
NO. 38.
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THIS COMBINATION
IS PKETTY SURE TO
WIS.
THIS IS THE
H EST MEDIUM.
Ni;V ADVKRTISEMKXTS.
ft HEW YEAR'S WISH.
all!
May
H1IK WAS RIGHT, OF rOl'RSK.
A happy New Year, one and
rosea strew your way,
And paths be glad and beautiful on which
you start to-.day ;
May houis of golden sunlight bring but
just a dash of rain,
And gracious gifts of pleasure hold the
faintest touch of pain.
For skies ate fairer which belimos the
clouds have overcast
And pleasure is the sweeter when the
grief and pain arc past,
And if among your roses red the ivy is
entwined
Your heart will beat the nearer to the
heart of all mankind.
A Happy New Year, one and all ! Ah I
who coula wish you less !
May all the gracious charities that heal
and soothe and bless
Drop down into your wailing hands, and
may you e er impart
To all the weary souli of men the joy
within your heart.
For hearts that hold no warmth ne'er
know the joy it is to live ;
Our lives are measured by the joy which
we to others give.
Let all tho year be go'den with our deeds
oi gracious love,
Aad earth will swing tho nearer to the
sky that bends above.
-When she advised liiin to go to the-
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MIMTAL CACSK FOR MX'IlhOY.
5
She Say, dou'ttcll anyone you 6aw
me home, Eihraiiu.
Uo You needn't vt orry. I'm as much
ashamed of it as you are. Judye.
A WASTE OF GOOD MATERIAL
THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR..
A TIME TO SElllOUSLY TlllSK
OF OUR FAULTS, FAILURES
AXD MISTAKES.
The close of the year is always a time
for serious thought and reflection. The
past crowds upon us at such I time with
far more than usual intensity and espe
cially forces upon our attention our faults,
failures and mistakes. Let us look them
squarely in the face and profit by them.
Tho wise man always does this, but the
fol ucver. The latter goes on commit
ting the same follies and making the
Banie mistakes, never profiting by his ex
perienee, to say nothing of the experience
of others. Kvery man makes mistakes
It may not be his fault the first lime, but
it is if he makes the same mistakes s
sccoul lime. We believe that the seerei
of success with those who succeed, and
the cane of failure with thi'se who fail,
will be fouud lurge'y in the ability aud
deposition to study the causes of bin li
success aud failure, uot only iu one's own
xperience but in lhat of others. The
farmer now has leisure to review th
op.'ratious of the year, aud be should do
it caudidly and eiiiieally. JUko a c ni
pt 4u analysis of every important ojera-
do i. Finil the weak tdaces iu it aid
t.ace them to their origin. Noihinjr
will prepare one so thoroughly for ti e
opirations of ihe yeui to come as this
kinl of searching investigation.
And while we are about this LuiintK-
we should look ju.-t as carelully iuto oui
r.-c- rd of moral responsibility. We shou'd
be fr more anxious to improve eharae
tor, mind and morals than to improve our
farms. S.-rious study of our weak points
an of means tosircngthep them is
very profitable business at any time, and
if pursued arduously will strcogtlm
anJ dtvelop all that is good and admiia
ble in our natures, aud make us hetiei
stronger, uo'iler men aud women is th'
years ,0 by. And the time will cuuie h
the life of every one when such a record
of honest, earnest, peraUtent effort to im
prove will afford far greater aatislaelii.i
thao anythiu else in his account will.
this world. We can winh no better tbin;
for all our readen than that they begii
the new year animated byji firm rolt
to turn all its eieneuce inio profit li
themselves, mentally, morally, aociah;
and materially, and theu Iu fnithfull
carry out the re-ulutiiMi.
"I know au m l Minlier who had ehr i
ic diarrheal of l -uu' " nding lo h ive be
permanently cur d by taking Chanitx
Iain's Jolici Ch.ilera and Diarrhmi Bah.
edy," aayi K Iward Shumpik, a pr -mioe
druggist of Minneapolis, Minn. "I ha
aold the remedy in this oily for over aei
en Years and oonaider it superior to an
other medicine now on the market f
bowel complaints. 25 and 50 cent b..i
ties of this remedy.
For aale by J. N. Brown, Halifax, I)r
A. 9. Harrison, huheld.
While wailing for "Christmas to wear
offj
Juat atand with vour back to the wall
And when tbey advise you to swear iff,
Say: "The scripture says, 'Swear n
at all!"
There is good reason for the popularity
of Chamberlain s Cough Kemedy. Davn
i Buiard, of West Monterey, Clarion (
I'a., -say; "It baa cured people that our
Duvsicians could do nothing for. M t
persuaded them to try a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and they now
recommend it with the rest of us." 25
and 50 cent bellies.
For sale by J. N. Blown, Halifax, Dr
A.' 8. Harrison, Hotleld.
She looked a perfect poem .
With that witching face of hers;
But when I tried to kiss her, she
Prof ed not e all verse.
Miss Elderly I shall never marry
LauraProbably sot, but you made
a brave fight.
Thi shortest diY in the year is the
(Jay befuia your, note falls dus. ! i '
Loyi s the paradf of the foolish,
but only tho play" pprouud of the wise.
"Why is a ffrcat strong man like you
round begging?"
"Ah, madam; it is the only profes
sion In which a gentleman can ad
dress a beautiful lady without the for
mality of an introduction." Life.
HUE I.OOKKD OUT.
Maud Ned stole a kiss from me last
night.
Marie That was mean of him to
steal a 'kiss when you were not look
ing.
Maud Oh, but I was looking.
Marie Then how could he steal it?
Maud I was looking to see If anyone
was coming. Ilrooklyn Life.
NO SrKCIFICATIOXS.
J Ml U f
a. IL I,- y
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Illcka You used to be good at guess
ing oonundrnms; now how am I like a
jackass?
Mrs, Hicks Oh, In lota of ways.
Lesllc'a Weekly.
JOHNNY S NEW VK.AK S OREAM.
GEN. IWAWO OYAMA.
Tbls famous Jspanese ironeral. who Is now In command of his country's forces In China, re
ceived his education la tiui-opo. In Isxo, after having- held m:my hig-tl military unices, he wag
made minister ut war. a position he still holds In addition to his command nf tho Invading
army. Ills recent victories over the t'lilne-ie urmios ot Hi Luntf Chang have demonstrated bis
remarkable skill as a strategist and leudur.
"What shall we do with hlra, grand
pa?" asked the goulder. llarpor'a
Young People.
tou much ron mm.
- Hungry. Fldo I can resist ordinary
temptatiqns, but I never -saw auch s
one as tnlS-riffore. Texas mrtings.
Many stubborn snd aggravating cases
of rheumatism that ere believed to be
incurable and acoep'j as life legacies.
have yielded to Ch orlaio s Pain Balm
much to the surprise and gratification of
the sufferers. Uoe application will relieve
tho pain and suffering and its oontinued
use Insures an effectual cur.
For sale by J. N. Brown, Halifax, Dr.
A. O. Harrison, huheld.
BASHFUL.
John Sallie, cf I was to ask you If you'd marry me, do you think you'd say
yes?
sai.i. K i cr i ruess so.
John Wa-al, ef I ever git over this 'ere darn baslifulness I'll ask you some
those times
WISE WORDS.
Love always weep when it has to whip.
Love never bestows a burden that is
heavy.
Birds with bright plumes aro selJom
fat.
Law wears iron shoes, and don't caie
where it steps.
People who make crooked paths nevtr
get in earnest.
Oue sympton of backsliding is a lack
of thankfulness.
Religion pure and undefiled never
works by the month.
It takes more courage to endure than
it does to act.
There are no real strong people in this
world but good people.
The truth we bate the most is the
truth that hits the hardest.
The siDS that pay their rent promptly
are the best ones w.-Jwont to give up.
Growth in grace is never prompted by
watching the fault in others.
' Kvery time a bad man throws mud at
a gosd man ho hits himself in the face.
A lie is often told without laying a
word, putting the rotten apples in the
bottom nl the basket.
One trouble with the church is that
there are too many babes io it from five
to .-il feet hitih. Ham's Horn.
A CHRISTMAS EPISODE.
Carlton C .rnwcll foreman of lho6.it ie,
Miildlelown, N. J , believes that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy should be in cv-
eiy home. He used it for a cold, and il
fleeted a speedy cure. He says: "It is
indeed a urnnd remedy, I can rocomuiend
to all. I have also seen it used for whonj .
ingoough, with tho best results " 25 and
50 cent bottles.
For sale by J N. Brown, Halifax, Dr.
A. S. Harrison, Knfield. -
"Did you lake .Miss Phaii under the
mislletoo'last night?"
"Yes, and then went out under her
father's missile toe." Judge.
" KOR OV IIH PIPTY YEAHH
Mrs Winsluw's Soothing Syrup has been
nsed for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for ohildren, whilo teething, with
pefeot success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind oolic, and is tho best remedy lor
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
io every part of the world. s. cents
bottle. Bo sure and ask for "Mis. Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
ef kind. .
The near approach of Christinas recalls
to the mind of the writer an incident which
made a lasting impression on his mind
and which occurred on Christmas eve in
18G5. It was his first Christmas in
Thoiiiasville.
The war hud closed a few months be
fore. Many mothers, wives and sisters
were: in mourning for loved and lo-t ones.
Gaunt poverty and want haunted many
humble Southern homes. In many of
them not a male was left.
It was Christmas eve. Several stores
where Christmas toys and goods were
displayed, showed bright within. A
woman, wearing the habiliments of
mourning, one who had evidently seen
better days, stopped io front of a store
where numerous toys were displayed
She was evidently poor. A little child
a girl some five or six years old
clung to her band, and looked with eager
eyes at the pretty tilings before her
childish vision.
"See that doll, mamma, sho said, "0.
how I wish it was mino," pointing to
beautiful doll in the window.
"Hush, darling," tho mother said io
ohocking voice, "I wish I could buy it
for you, but you must do without it."
"Mamma, if papa was here he would
buy it for me wouldn't he?"
This childish reference to' her father
started a flood of tears from the mother
eyes. The father had fallen iu one of
the battles in Virginia two years before
leaving n joong wife and this Utile girl
A gentlemin standiug near overheard
the talk between mother and child. 11
had been a soldier himself, and his heart
was touched by the incident. Stepping
into the store he asked the price of the
doll.
"Two dollars," replied the salesman.
"I'll take it," said the gentleman.
"Pardon me, madam," said the gentle
man, addressing the lady," who still
gered with the lookers-on on tho sid
walk. "1 wish to make some little one
harDT on this Christmas occasion, am
have bought this doll for your little girl
Years bare not effaocd the recollection
of how radiantly that poor little orphan
looked as she huirirod that doll to bet
breast.
And there was an entry made by the
recording angel io a book kept in heaven
on that Christmas eve. Thomasville
Times-Enterprise.
TlU worry of to-day is usually the re
sult of the carelessness of yesterday.
A IAN IN THE MOON.
1I7.4 7' WOULD AX INHABI
TANT OF OUR GLOBE SEE
WERE UE TRANSFERRED
TO THE MOON?
On the surface of tho moon Ihe force
f gravity is only equal to one-sixth of
what it is on tho earth. A man who can
ump five feet hero could oasily manage
irty feet on tho moon, aud a strong man
ho can lift a couple of cart horses at a
jondon music hall, would almost bo able
to walk off with tho music hall itself on
ie moon, Another interesting fact is
that as the moon only (urns on its axis
once in 27.3 of our days, the lunar day
more than twenty seven times as long
as ours, What would an inhabitant ot
our globe see wero he suddenly trans
ferred to the moon, and were able to ex
ist long enough to make observations?
It it oot easy to give any adequate idea
of tho grandeur of luuar scenery. But
suppose a man perched on the edge of
the crater of one of the largest of the
volcanoes. Around him and down the
mountain sjopes lies thick the dust, ashes
and scorrial (cindcry fragments) ejected
from the crater, with here and there the
lava streams showing at the surface.
Farther down huge masses of rock io
inextricable confusion, as though some
giaut had been playing at bowls and left
his game during the glare of the noonday
sun. Beyond, the mountain slopes into
broad and deep valley enntaining Sever
al miniature volcanoes and half choked
with jagged rocks. Still farther on, an
other and smaller mountain rises, and
then the eye travels over peak after peak
and crater after crater until, in the far
istance, sky and rock meet and become
one. Un both sides the man would see
he edge of the crater on which he stood
extending in a mighty curve as far as
the eye could reach. Terrace after ter
iace, marking the successive risings of the
ava, descends into the crater itself until,
5,000 feet be'ow, the rough uncveu
floor is at last reached Overheard shiues
the sun ith a bnlli-iucy rover equalled
on our earth. Ihere are no cooliuu
rei zes lo tan tho hot cheek, or water
o moisten the parched tongue. A hand
laid on a rock only to become covered
with blisters.
The mountain peaks are bare and black
no snow ever falls on the moon. Not
a blade of grass is to he seen, not a flow
or, not a tree, only dust, ashes and rock,
rock, ashes and dust Abovo all broods
the most profound silence, not a stoue
ever becomes dislodged from iis plae
not a breath of air moves the dust. For
millions of years that silence has been
unbroken. For twenty-seven of our
days the moon receives the scorching
rays of the sun, and then for twenty-sev
en of our nights it is exposed to the most
intense cold. The difference between
the cxtremo temperatures of day and
night lias been estimated at 500 degrees
Fahrenheit. Overhead shiues the moon's
moon our earth, appearing several times
as large as the mooo does to us. The
beauty of an "carlblight" scene on the
moon must be grand; here is a chance
for the imaginative artist; my pen cannot
do the subject justice Christian Com
monwealth.
BEATS THE GOLD CURE.
HOW TOMATOES AND SALT
WILL KNOCK OUT THE
LIQUOR IIAIIIT-THA TS THE
WA Y THEY DO IT IN MISSOURI.
(iOOI)
RESULTS
"In Missouri wo have a uiuch mure
simple jag cure than your Northern
bichloride of gold injections," said Col.
L. K l'renliss to a reporter of the Cin
cinnati huqiiircr. "It is simply one ot
nature's own remedies merely a ripe
tomato and salt. As to its efficacy, I
cau refer to a doacn people of my own
personal acquaintance. The cure is fast
becoming knofn all over the country, and
soon every man will be his own jag physi
cian. I don't know wherein the curative
properties of a ripe tomato aud a sprink
ling of coarse salt lie, but they have been
too thoroughly demonstrated to me to
make mc skeptical.
'One case in particular I know of
clinches my faith in the cure. In a little
town in Southwestern Missouri there
ives to day a man named Jack Morrisacy,
ho was one of the worst sots I ever bad
the misfortune to meet. Monissey owns
small farm, and in a patch of ground
near his shanty raised enough garden
truck to supply his table. To be truthful,
Morrissey didn't raise anything except
hades, his wife and daughters doiug all
the work. The man had tho jim jams
fourteen times in one year, and when he
didn't have them all bis energies were
bent on securing tho Bluff to bring them
on. This Fall the crops wore a failure
oo the Morrissey farm, and with the ex
ception of the garden vegetables there
was absolutely nothing to cat about the
place. Tomatoes, however, were plenti
ful. After a week's tomato diet the
family noticed that the head of the house
had remained sober tour days out ot
seven.
"Mrs. Monissey was a woman of
quick perception, and Jack was dosed
with the "tirden product. When I saw
him three weeks ago he was a change
man, and h- .wasn't p sin; as a hot rib!
exam, ilo iu a tomato ja-4 school either.
He I aitendiiiL' stiieilv lo business now
and d"in w- II "
in advertising tell tho stoiy
for shrewd advertisers better
than big circulation claims
or great promises.
Ycip'it in tho Ad.
iYcIl do the Root.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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lira. iMOUJIILT Mil
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LaBOI ABICaTHS 1130:10,
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ESTABLISHED 1829.
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PETERSBURG, VA.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS AND
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Crackers. Dealers in Fine
CHEWING TOBACCO
CIGARS & SNUFF.
16?Your orders solicited,
have our personal attention.
Iloeklen's li-iiita Salve.
-est naive in I hu world lur cuts
."'ores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
Th.
bruise
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all .-kin eriiiii"iis, and posi
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. ror sale by Wm. Cohen
When Baby was slelr, wo pave her Cafitorlfl,
When aha tva a Child, ho cried for Castoria.
When alio bocamo Miss, Bho clung to Castoria.
When she had Chlldroa, she go. vo them Castoria.
Chamberlain's Ey and Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Files, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
r or sale by druggists al ) cents per dox.
TO HOBSB OWKEBS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition I'owders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidnev disorder and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 26
wnts per package. For sale by druggists.
For sale J. N. Brown, Halifax, and r
A. S. Harrison, Enfield.
There aro 2,000 American born Chi
nese in California, and it is said (hat
many will vote two years hence.
Klertric Hitters.
This remedy is becoming so well known
aud so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Hit
ters sing tho same song of praise. A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do nH that is claimed
EUiirio Kitters will cure nil diseaw of
tho Liver and Kidneys, will removo Pim
nles. Boils, Salt Kheum and other affec
tions caused by impure blood. Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent as
well as cure all Malarial fevers. For
cure of Headache, Constipation and In
digestion try Elcctrio Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. Price 0O0. and II 00 per bottle at
w. M. Cohen s Diugstore.
- A boy always experiences nervous af
fection on the eve of proposing.
It Should be In Every House.
J. B. Wilson. 371 Clay st., Sharps
burg, Pa , says he will not be without
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his
wife who was threatened with roeumo
nia after an attack of "La Urippe," when
various othei remedies and several phy
sioi in had done her do good. Uobert
Barber, of Cooksport, Pa , claims Dr.
King's New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he has ever
used for Luog Troubles. Nothing like
it. Free trial bottles at W. M. Cohen's
drugstore. Large bottles 50o. and 11.00. i
According to English insanity returns,
sixteen cases in 1,000 are caused by love
affairs.
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JEWKLKY and CUT GLASS
in this ctty.
John W. Stewart, who was with
Young & Bio. Tor .'to years is at the head
of my Hepairing Department.
na,AU work and ordera receive prompt
attention. oct '25 ly.
Grand Display
OF
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
FANC Y COOPS and NOVELTIES.
. Butterick's Patterns.
R. & G. CORSETS,
Mise at 50c., Ladies 75c. to $1.
reprices will lie made to suit the times.
Hats anil bonnets made and trimmed to
order.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
Chas. M Walsh,
South Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va '
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W. B. TILLERY,
Weldon, N. C.
' G.E MoGwigao, KnEeld, N.C.
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SCOTLAND NECK
STEM! MI Mil.
).Eiprest paid oo package. Send
for price list. Address,
STEAM DYEING CO.,
Scotland Neck, N. C.
Is west cash prices guaranteed. All
work warranted satisfactory.
CHARLES M. WALSH,
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