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JOHlsT W. SLETDO-E, I'Koi'KII'.tok.
-A. 1ST E "W S P A P E B FOR THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, .JUNE 3, 1897.
TEPnyrS:-Sl ' l'KK ANNI'M IN AIVAMK
NO. G.
i VOL. XXXII.
Kl&ra 111
ADVKHTISKMKNTS.
Do You Use It?
It's the bust thiiiR (or the
hair under all ciriTitiistatiiTS.
Just as no man by taking
thought can mid an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro
mote conditions lavorable, to
; growth. This is done by
; Ayer's Hair Vigor. It re
moves dandruff, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
; just as a desert will blossom
under rain, so bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
f ished. But the roots must be
t there. If you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
? if you wish to restore the lost
tint of gray or faded hair use
NEGRO AND CAT
FIGHT IN A RING.
"Sara" Hal in Kill tk Animal in ihirly
Minuks hi Win 5200.
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
The Weldon
Market Sslco Co
WELDON, N. C.
j iTI C E !
full line FANCY lllilKT.III US, I'lil'ITS,
anil CmilVt'tinm rirs
''Sut lim-of 1'aliluruiu Drinl I'ruiH, I'ruiuw
4 1'euclie.s, etc.. etc. Full luit' of
French Canniest
: Crystaluc Fruits, (.'roam Aliuomlsaml
Mitrshuialhiivs-
gents hir Flcisehtnan's cniniircsseil yeast.
I M. L. MABRY, Mm
oct 15 tl.
P. $ & u u u ft $
I HERE IS
I 1 A SNAP.
HiTThccaily liinl
You know (lie rwi.
MEYER IS
Opening a larue lot nf sample
KTKAW HATS, and MIOFS
which he is not
I GIVING
AWAY
yf, tint i st'lliu at hall' of lirM sr..
7y 'UK pi id'
I STRAW
I HATS.
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A COMMON MISTAKE.
If Ynu Cannot Sav n I'lKiiiiram'im WurJ
tii Ik AITlkkj. Say Nullum: At All.
Sportsman's l'ark, I he prcat resort of
til" Cuban population ul' Ylmr City ami
T;iimiii, was the scent! "I a tilit In a lin-i-li
on tlio 'Jiind tilt., between a filti en
prniml wild cat and a Jamaica dciii,
known only as Sam. The net;io wan
promised (flilMI if he succeeded in killing
the wildcat inside of thirty minutes with
his hare hands and no kickiiij;. Sain
tnuk the money.
At h a-t "illU ien.le wittnwed t'ae hat
tie which was hioudy I'rum ln'j;iniiiii In
end. The eat had been starved fur .-ev
en! days and had also liecii teased and
tortured until it was in a frenzy.
The nejjru stepied into the enclosure
wcarinu' brown cuirass overalls and
jumper. The cat was furious with
rap! and when Sam was within ten led
leaped directly for his throat, The ne-
oru was expecting this and jumped quick
ly to one side, but struck the eat with
his li-t as it went pa-l him.
Ill a second the eat came hac k with a
rtl-h, and this time fastened its claws in
Sam's riht lhii;li, tearing the canvas
trousers and hrini;in the blood Sam
caught the eat by (he throat, but lie let
with a howl of apmy as a strip of
flesh was lorn from his arm by the claws
of the hind loot of the eat.
Willi a spring ipiick as lii;htuin the
eat was on the man's shoulders elawini;
his face and chewing his ruhtear, Then
the nero jrnt anry and Iried to tiar the
enraged cat from his shoulder and neck
In the Mtru'ijle Sam fell and the eat
jumped from linn. The crowd cheered
and urjjeil Sam to (jo nil with the liht.
lie was half blinded by blood, hut he
made another dash tortile ell, and, alter
a short chase, was stooping to pick up the
annual, when the wildcat leaped directly
his head and bei;tu clawiii,'
and liiiin', Sam struled in vain to pull
the wildcat Imiu his wool, and at last
nwered his head and made for the fence
to eru-h the cat by buttiu,'. This didn't
Work, as the cat crawled upon his back,
te.irini; his canvass juuip r ami brinini;
ihe blood every scratch.
Sam caught the cat by the throat and
fell to the ground. The cat', claws were
at work, and Sam's aims breast and
lhii;hs Were badly scratched and clawed,
but still Sam held on. lie succeed -d
filially ill p'ltinc; one knee on the cat's
head, and in spite of thestiujohs nf tin
victim, held him down until life was eg
tinct.
Sam stamen d lo his feet, but just as
the crowd ave a reat cheer he fe 1 to
the reunil in a faint from loss of blood
and the terrific strain lo which he had
been subjected, lie was jjiven the SJ'MI
but says he never wants to tylit a wild
eat a"aiu.
STAND BY YOURTOWM.
Uuil Atkins; Y"iirV'ie,hbrr Anl lid Kihl
YuUK'll.
Hi: WAS TOO (iOOIITO 1,1 VK.
l.u ll.a tt...o....1 I.,,-..r,-l..un,
I... alile to have a nice hat at small
Jf. price. Also tine line jf
r SUMMER DRESS GOODS 1
rr Silks, Cheviots, Talile Damask,
' Curtains, Kililions, Dress Trim-
tilings, ur acythiiiK you itk lor.
!' ? Full line
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GROCERIES AND
CONFECTIONERIES
at prictM lower llnu ever
Come iuuml t'xnuuno my nUn-k.
iS. lip, Aft.
ENFIELD. N. C.
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''I don't liki! to ride tuy bicycle now,'
said the fair youu )iil, "because of the
wind.''
The juuni; man blushed slihily. ' Co
ouldu'tyou use strips of lead or wnii -
thioi;?" h-j stammered.
"Strips of lead lor what?"
The jilting man blu-hed aaitl. Til
room seemed patiilully hoi.
"Why in the hem of your skirls," he
SlUUered.
"My Skirl.s?" echoed Ihe tail beauty
I'm uot talking about my skirts. IT
uiy frizzes that the wind blows out."
And the youth went f irili into lie
coo! uihl au I hutted his he id iuoii
the first lamp post, t'h v. and I' ,n
Healer.
' I hardly know which to dly nmsi,"
said I, as I looked from I ho pinched face
of Ihe child to that of the mother, which
spoke so iluij'iently of sleepless nihls
and anxious care.
"I III, do not waste any sympathy on
me," said the self forclful mother,
"Robbie deserves it all, be has been such
a brave little sull'erer!"
And then the mother Kiive me a glimpse
of the lono, dreary nionlhs which had
followed in the wake of the dislocation id
her son's ki , in the early winter, and
the complications arisini; froiu it, which
for a time were so serious as lo endanger
his lilt;.
She also told hopefully nf the child's
improvement, lo the astonishment ol
every one, until now her anxiety was
well iii-ili forgotten in the hope id' the
child's speedy recovery. And then, turti
iuij to her child, on whose le the cruel
weight still hum;, she said cheerily:
"Won't it be nice, dearie, to run and
play like other boys?''
"Yes, mamma," said the child with
a wau smile, "but 1 gel 'scouraj.'ed! l'tu
such a lens; lime ''etiin Well.
"I'oor chil.ll" said the mother with u
rueful lauiih, "1 do not wonder your
courage does not hold out."
And then turning to me, she said:
"Hobliie and 1 have had enough to
make us lose our courage; but the Wort
is now over, I feel sure."
I wondered the mother could speak
thus hopefully, when at every turn I
heard: "ll I he child lives, he will be a
cripple for life."
Hut here tin! nurse enlerid the ruotii
and the mother sujiueslcii that we leave
her alone with her charge. I surmised
however, that her reason for so dnino
was to say what she did not like hi r
child lo hear,
aloue, she said:
"I really think you are the first calhr
seeino Hohhie who has not said smut
tiling discioiraiui; in his hcarini:."
"And so, I said huiLihinoly, "you
wanted to net me out of the mum before
I made the same mi-take, did ymi uot
"No," said my yoiiim Itieini Iranklv,
" I knew 1 could trut you, for I have
heard you say thai one of ihe bar
things about liciui; sick was the dohful
r. maiks of callers, an 1 I felt sure ll,
afler your experience wiihsuch tactic
people, vou would not add lo our bitter
cup what so many others have done.
Here the youti' mother, who in the
presence of In r child had only smili
burst into tears:
The foreioiiiif conversation was ibis
iruino recalled, as one year later, I me
that uiother with b-aiiiin face, ami saw
r boy, a picture of health, bnundin;
by her side. And thiiikinu ul it, I was
reminded, loo of how the croakers pre
ieted that the child, now iroini; with a
op. skip ami jump, would surely be a
pple for life. Helena II. Thomas, iu
w York I Ihserver
or as soon as we were
To stand by your tuwn means none
than to simply build up your own imlivi 1
u ; I business interests and beautify and
improve your residence. It means be.'in
at home first, hut not to be ui.omproiiiis
inly wrapped up iu yourself regardless
of your fellowiuan and all the siiilouinlini;
eiteuinstanccs. Il means In pi In wmk
and stimulate every legitimate enterprise
by L'ivini; all (lie friendly enc luracui'-iit
ymi can or by uuitiu yuiir industry,
influence and capital in the coiiinnui
cause. Cultivate a public spirit and
help your neighbor either by kind words
or a helplno hand.
Kvery industry in the place.it makes
no dillerciice how small, should be (liven
careful consideration. As far as possible
oive these industries your patronage in
stead of sending nil Jour orders. Ilyui
have a quarrel on baud have manhood
enough to li-ht it on its merits and don't
hrino it into waterworks, streets, chuieli-
schools or anything thai tciidstoaids
buildinirup anil keeping jiacu with the
times. Speak well of new aud desirable
prospects and everytlnti that pertains to
the welfare nf your luwn, l'loclaiiu all
that is worthy and quietly endeavor to
remedy the evils. Quit alnisiiio your
neighbor aud oct yourself straight.
Incoiirae every one especially new
men, to come ui and settle mount; you
larlicularly those who are worthy and
active, whether lliey have capital or not.
I'heir labor is worth money. Those who
have the capital should buy lots, buiid
otiscs oi tear down and icmodcl old
ones. In tact, do all you can to advance
theirciieral interest, for as effect follows
cause, so certainly wi.l every enterprise
of merit repay every citizen. We cannot
live mitt) ourselves, nor courage any
movement in behalf of the place without
inllietin upou ourselves a personal in-
J"')'-
THE CHILDREN'S PRAYER.
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All t) l A tl
.WIUUIIIIIIT
(ffaiuiuey l'ie, S:bli. Hlimtft and iKxirs,
aud a lull hue ul
II ARDWARB,
, ?j For sale by
PLUMMER & WHEELER,
,1 PETKB8BUKU, VA.
kr u ir.
ibV- SALE, WM. LINN,
j Proprietor. Manager
I MANSION HOUSE.
J " - BOTH ON
UERICkN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
; UdIob Btratt, NORFOLK, VA.
Wh-n
m m fall- . u:
oi ttn-suit;
window
vtui'd iiii'u-
r.illv sav he
is a dead
man. Well
tier ham He
ami then
an-itii, per
hai)H lift
Sotiu-t h i ng
tn ;i y s a v f
him. Tlurc
Hi:iV bf
fnrndlv aw ii
ititf that will
li t him diwn
crt'-v. h
mav ho muiih
, niui wrll to
nu-rrow Vu
ever know what may havc a man who
ecm tu be ah Kuod ah dead.
Many a man who scemtd to he dvinir nf
coiiHumntinn, and whom thr docturH pio
nounrrd 111M irood as nrnd. ha not we
and struiiiz &ui luitv .utaiu tv u.-ii' itr
Pierce Cmlden Medical li-C"vfiy Thin
vondcrful medicine has hown the doctor
that consumption imi'I alwavs a fatal di
rase. It can he cured if yon jfet at the
Etrmt of it in the blood ana cleat them out
u-. ;uuirr.lv. That iwhat this " liint-nvprv
dora. It makes new blood, healthy blood
The (terms of consumption can't nit in
neaithy niood. iney simply let so tne
hold and are carried out of the syitem
then the new Mood builds up new tissue,
new flesh, new power, new life. It carried
vitality to the lung, the bronchial tubes and
every other nart of the body.
It cures people after cod liver oil has
failed, because their digestive organs are
loo weak to digest fat foods. 1 he Discov
ery " makes the digestion stronir.
For thin and nnle and emaciated pconV
Ihere is no flesh builder in the world to
compare with it. H doesn't make fl ibhy
fat, but hard, healthy flesh. It builds nerve
power and force and endurance. II is never
sate to nronounce anv one dvimr oi con
sumption. " or any other wasting disease,
until this marvelous " Discovery " has been
given a fair trial.
Dr. Pierce's thonsand pajre illustrated
book. The People s Loin m on he nse Biea
ical Adviser "will be sent free paper-bound
for the cost of mailing only, 21 one-cent
stamps. Cloth bound, 10 stamps eitta.
Address Dr. 1L V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
THE FAULT FINDER
I he 1
;iiutiiiilAnjSiii(vRditiiuii f( hrist
U 'lie line IhinirNcJJ.
A lnOvhiDrktiirc.
It W;
over tin
All
Hock leu's Arnica Sulws
The li't Salve in the wurM lor Cut
Itruiso-f, Sun's, I'krr.s, S.ilt H-uuui,
KfViT Sorsi'H, Tt'tter, Iia p-! ILtini.-
(Miilhlains, ('urns, and all Hit Kruiitinii-
tnd puMiively t'ttn h Piles, or no pay rr-
(Uirrd. It if iriiiimntt'd In m-e piTlirt
ui.Hluclton or moii.'y rt'huidfd rrtce
" I't'tits per box. For sale at V. M.
L-'ohrn's Priii; Stnri'.
THE NEWSPAPER.
The 1 ink' Will Ciink' When New spurs Will
lk ApfrwaU'i.
An iiii'rei;itivt' rrailt-r ut' lln' (i.itniiiii
iu rt'tiiittiui; ln Milisi'riiiinn to
tliiil i:iit-r says.
1 b. iitjvt! tlio urWsjiait'is are il, ini:
lunri' 10 i-ulUit.-ii nur pi'"iK' nii'l (5-1
them on u hiliiT ilanc lli.in uny oilioi
tMiine. WIu'U'Vit llicrc is a l.miilv r'iir
ini; up oliililroo with ui'WspipiTs in llic
hnuso ymi can usually sit iipk-Ii inli lli-
u'l'iire. I'.vitv la'inly oujhl lo .-1
Bible lirsl urxl a ncwsp-ipi r rn-xi in orl r
10 lie happy. I'.iii'im oiijlii 1 1 ijn
paper for cai'li of lln ir I'liililroo ami Inv
11 wilt in llirir rliiklft'i'' nainc.
Tliis r uiiiols llio I. in. I ii ii k that
Iri'di'll sr'l.ioi . ili-ll'T oiio' .'ils iil'o
tolil iliv uliior ol'ilii. papi.r ili.ii he foiiml
in lii li aoluni' i'Xn.Ti. ,1,.. tif I'l l'ilhll
wlin r ml new-p ipers wito in ii.-li In 1 1
inl'oruii'il on-all Milijools uiol mitre easily
taught than those who iliil nol, anil so
uiueli inipres-i'l was lie with this fact
that lie mailt- it hahit In uilvise his
pupils to reuil uewsiapers am il'ilnii
parents wero not suhserihers to papeis
anil couldn't be persiiaJeil lu become
subscribers, then lie urged the chililn n
lo lake papers tbeuiselves if they could
by any inraus pi ihe money t.i pay for
them. Someday the. time may come
after the present ("neratinn of editors is
dend, but we believe it will come the
true vuluo of newspapers will be duly
appieeiated. Their importance as educa
tional factors is now appreciated by many
people, it is true, but there is yet a large
class without the pale. Tlio Siatosville
Landmark.
bedtime lor the lit tie one
orcal city and ill the
ennHry place while r li. il ehinlrin wen
kneeling bef ire th- throne of the I'aih.-r,
tu tell Him t h t ir loing words at the
of the day. lio.-ide il little while
enh two children knelt 1 hey were in a
stranger's house, for the dear lumber wa:
lyinir very ill in iheironce happy home
ll must have heen a beautiful sli:lu lor
"their aiiL'els who always behold the fine
ol'lhe Father," to look upon.
1 he elih r sHter brealheil the evening'
prayer she had learned at the (.'hiistiiin
mother's knee. Then she repeated the
words for tin; baby sister lo say, for
minima had just begun to teach the we
one how to pray lo the Father. Th
elder sister was afraid the little (ilady:
might forget the mamma's early leaeh
ings. When the inlant prayer bad bi en
lisped by the sweet baby Voice, the go!
den beaded si.ler whispered, "L-'t us ask
God lo make dear mamma well." Those
that overheard that wbi-per looked with
doubtful faces, and tearful eyes on lie
ictided heads. They were practically
motherless then, in the judgment "I
finite minds. Hut the prayers were said,
and soon ihe children slept peacefully
and with that liust iu their hearts that
ctulhood never questions, and that older
hearts so often long for. A week of anx
iety and then the danger wis over.
Mamma was going to get well again, to
b' given back from the very gates of
death lo those little ones who needed her
S) ur.eb. And the children said, "We
asked (iod tu make uiaiuma well and lie
heard our prayer and He is going to do
what we aski d llim."
Whit il beautiful leaching of failh
w I this, a lesson those liltle ones will
keep in their hearts so long as they live
What a great blessing to them tint
they had a mother who had taught them
so early in life bow I pray.
There is nothing that can take tl e
place of a eoixeerited Cbristain mother,
in make the life i f chiUren full of tuisi
an 1 faith, for what we learn iu ebil'lle o I
at Ihe niolhi r's knee abides with us for
ever.
IN. V. Herald.)
Thon w ilt say then iintonie. Why doth
he yit linil fault? lionians, ix., IU.
If yi oi go aernss a lawn once you may
tread the grass down, but by the next
morning it will recover itself and no one
can tiaee your footsteps. II you do il a
di Zen times the grass will not recover
from the injury, but will wither, and il
will be evident to even a casual ohserner
that some one has peristently intruded on
the beauty of the lawn. If you do it u
thousand times you will wear the grass
away and leave a bare path.
In like manner, for the simile is per
feel, if you think evil once it produces
little or no impression on (he mind. It
is like the sh a I ov ol a p issing cloud on
the landscape a temporary daikness
bill afler that the sunshine once more.
If you think it a ..cure of times it will
ju-t as certainly leave a Iraek in the
mind, as youi fin, tsieps have left a path
on the lawn II ymi ihmk it a thousand
times you wiil have formed such a habit
that you may find it extremely difficult
tu force yourself away f'loui that kind
of thinking iu order to think something
better. That is one of the peculiarities
ofhiiuian nitui '. We find piths in the
forest and paths iu the brain, and iu both
cases it is easier to use (he beaten tract
than to get away from it and make a new
one.
There is one habit which more than
ilmost any oilier 1 deprecate. It is (In
habit of constantly finding fault with
persons ami tilings. 1 here are pe ipic in
the wor'd who are apparently trying in
make it as unpleasant a place as possible
to live in. They have-developed an unfor
tunate tendency to he dissatisfied with
everybody except themselves, and they
are unconsciously a thorn in the fh sh of
even those whom they love. .Vithing
exactly suits them they are never really
happy, and they allow nil one else to he
really happy.
It is one thing to be kindly critic d and
ipiite another thing tu continually find
fault. Criticism, when i. If, red iu the
right spirit, is more valuable than gold
to him who gratefully accepts it. Wi
oftoiitiinis go wrong without knowing it
and a H ue friend will br iveonr anger and
point mil the fact, Il does u, good, il
we ate sensible, to know how others sei
us. Hut the fault finder i- tel thai kind
ot evangli-l; he is not ae'uiteil l.y any
such inolice, neither has h' the g I el
his victim in view. On tic coinraiy, hi:
methods exasperate and he serves in
higher purpose than thai of an in it .tit
He is merely an animated chestnut lour.
Now, while tbele are many disagrecabl
things in life, Ihere arc ills i many that
are plcasent. To aciiiire the habit ul
looking for the former and of persistently
hour of the day and is in ore proudiiclive
of good.
(in down into the waters of Jordan
and wash yoursi If clean of fault finding.
Collie out liuin ihe sai led stream refreshed
in soul, loving His children, full of gen
erous and gentle eneoiiragemi tit for
whatever is pure and true aud noble,
liiiuk at the .-iiiisbinc and leave the shad
ows unnoticed and unseen. lieorge II.
Ilepworlh.
When you ask the I.onl lobli ss every
body, who has anything to do with the
mi l ling', don't leave mil (be janitor.
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While We weep ill the di-sell of mis
fortune, like 1 1 agar, how often is Hod's
angel on the way lo point out the Well
our tear stained eves cannot see
Toiler, S. 1 1 -1 1 li-ii 111 mill la.eloll,
Tlio intense itrliinif nn'lsinarting.iiu i
ileiit d i those diseases, is instant ly allayed
by iipidying I 'hnniberl.-iin 's I've mid
Skin I liiitiuent. Many very bad cases
have been permanently enri il by it. It
is fi i ii.i 1 1 y elVn ieiit for itching piles mid
u favorite remedy for sure nipples,
cliupped hands, chilblains, frost, bites
and chronic sure eyes, go ( ts.per box.
Ill', ('ally's Ciinililiuu I'uvtilcrs, are
.iiist what ii burse needs when in hud
condition. Tonic, hi 1 purifier mid
vermifuge. They are not f 1 but
medicine and the best in "so to put a
horse in prime condition. I'rice 2o
cents, per package.
For sale by W. M, Cohen, Weldon;.!.
N. Brown, Halifax, Ir. A, S. Harrison,
Knli Id.
Tl:
There's no us,, in (diking," -ays W.
Hroadwell, druggist, l.i I'ygii", Kas,.
bainli rl lin's Colic, I 'liolera and Ihar
ica lie'lieily do. s ihe woik. Alt. r
Iking nn-iiieiios of inv own nroiiaraiinu
1 those of oilers' I took a dose ..I
hamherlain s and il helped me, a second
cured inc. I anility and consei-
htii'i.slv I can reconine iol it as tie tiest
dug on the tn n ket " The 'S'i and ."i"
lit si.es.
For sale by W. M. Colo n, Weldoti.
N l!r iwn, Ha'.il ,x, lr A. S, Harri
son, I'.llllel,!.
When the I T.ri-ii in lives io
1 l. -rd as be : hoiii.i, tic m, re w nld
ng will have no ii-e lor tils eoitniinv
V II. IMler. with K C. Atkins
di . Indianapolis, I lid , wriles: 'T have
never hi f'-re given a te.-iin onial in inv
life t'ut I will -avllutf ir thiee years
have nevi r I" -n . it funt I 'haiuberlain's
Colie, Choh ra and lifanhoea liemcdy in
the house, and mv wife w- ni'd as simn
think ofbeing without 11 air as a bottle
fib's lieine'ly in tic summer sea-en
We have u-ed it with all three i f our
hildren and il has never failed In cure
i simply stop pain, but cure absolutely.
It is all right, and anyone who dies il
will find it so,"
For -it,- by W, M Colo n, Weldon.
I. N. linovn, Halifax, lr. A. S. Hani
i, I'Dlield.
There is too much talking lo the bun
gry about the lln ad of Life, without
telling them where and how to get il.
ii:.vn si'i.nt ii.
"Manha, liieu; there's a new machine
invented that records the action of the
brain."
"Well, yon needn't fool any uioiiey
away on one; it wouldn't earn its salt."
'muethiiig; To I tcjiencl On.
James of the drug firm of Jo
Mr
it Son, Cowden, Id, is speaking of Hr
King sNew Piseovery, says that hist win
ter his wife was attacked with Caliiippe,
and her ease grew so serious that physi
cians at Cowden and l'ana could do noth
ing for her It seemed lo develop into
Hasty Consumption. Having Hr King s
New discovery in store, and selling lots
of il, be look a bottle home, and to the
apprise of all she began In get better from
first dose, and half doi-n dollar bottles
cured her sound and well. Dr. King's
New Discovery lor Consumption. Coughs
and Colds it guaranteed to dn this good
work Try it. Free trail bottles at W.
M. Cohen's Drug Ssore.
ignoring the latter is to do your own soul
a serious injur,'. One of the gieatist
s 'ereis to iie learned is die divine secret
of praising instead ol' blaming wheiiev
blame is possible. The effect mi botli
parties is iiiuallv goal. Kind word;
encourage nun wno uears ineiii ami ntiss
bin) who utters the n They suioolh lb
rough idg. s and ale upliliing. They
give oii I In! I ove of v - hi r fellows in ex
change I'm your love f,.r lliein.
Christianity comes to our aid iu this us
in ai! other nutters It has a way i
applying itsell to every human iXpcrioiii'
and of making it eisy lo live well an
prohtably. Its tiin lameula. pnnciple i:
charity for every one fot the foihl
the g 1, for the carelessness i !' the iudil
f'crcnt, for the crimes of the bad. 1
makes ibis world embracing charity th
basis of vour relation to friends am:
enemies alike. We hardly know wb:
that kind of charity in 'ins as yet. for
is so much easier to be hitter and rcveiig
ful and baleful The world is in it
swaddling doilies so far as a full apprcci
tioii ol ihe Christ i concerned, and so
love a ! w and let all olhcls take c.ire
tile liselves Wit hull! piltlflg olllSelvi.s
inconvenience to give them help. Hut
we can at lest alum that Ihe fault Ii
ing s iiit i. no re or hss baibaiie
relic ol am ii ilisui. I' Is a ). in -r ii:.'ii
clement of ch uaeior, oi-. running
di . Hie ideals and subs! i: ir lag mi, thin
as ll A dS the ivory id. .Is 1. 1 the hialhe
If we b ive i Ins tend. -ii y, I heii lot
l-atl otlly s l I ll it re!iii.l, the be.illlll
and siiiny re'igcu ofClnisi, willswiet
ihe liatllle at d keep llflcucil ell. of
If you have a b 'ald t plane alwas dliv
tour pane wi ll the grain ef th,.
1 1 .hi .-l-l-l I ii planing ihe sran you
dull tli lml and iiev.-r succeed in inak'iig
a sin . ah b nrd The best way is tl
e i-i t. an I lb c i-ie-t way is the I
Just s i in life Look f r evil, and y
Hid Ii id enough i ike ji.ii ini-erable
ah your days Vou will also make every
b.dv l-i! mi-I able V, ii will primh
lie de-ire foi iuier.ivement bv making it
s '.-hi t I'.eh'pcless On the ul her hand,
look for g .ml and y ni i: find i nougli
ol' il lo make y ui contenicd. It will put
you in the riglu aliunde, lo make the
world lovely and sweet holb fin yourself
and for all who know you. A kind word
is worth more than a haish word nt any
ere i- a vast
, siy p
dlfi I. nee 1..-I weel
ayeis that sound
1 having a broken an 1
nitrite
Inline
heart.
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it is not
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fry ing to ue grand
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who sit mi a limb and
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lawcd it elf.
Tbs fl!
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slgMiun
CASTOnlA.
Yell call tell a child that lire will burn.
but it cannot understand what you mean
until it llllds out lor Itsell,
CASTOIIIA,
II l AI N I I ICIOSITY.
"Our I in il'idc like, to have thealrica
pie come to slay with us "
" by?"
"She says the rest oi us stare
i bard lb il we forget lo eat "
at Ihe
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