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TERMS:fi. I'Kit ANN I'M in amamf.
VOL. XXXII.
WKLDON, N. C, THURSDAY, .IULY S, IS!)7.
NO. 11.
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ADVEHTISKMKNTS.
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Do You Use It?
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It's the best thing (or flic
hair under all circumstutu-cs.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his staturo, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Aver'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
ished. But the roots must be
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
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
No. 8. &1M Onk rTtfnfon TaWt
El hb eil lik- h i-iihi" min mi tnir-'-ive
p). Tin four mi Mule I rJ " ri' oninw'
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mi'SHurt'H i.i 4'J lii lirt l.-'ii clniifi) n i
tiloet lOUK wln'ii "('H'ii'1. Sikh-lu 1 I'i Ice,
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The Imv m Mit out i f o- r l'OO
barnmU! to N fMiml hi ' nr iiw citti-
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lire jwylnir I- il'Me i i.' t
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tnall frt(Mf nil chHritr-t. IV'ti l'h the
oiaiiufaomri'M ami j u will rrmkp tho
biir pro il t you art) m-w guying jruur
local dealers
Julius Hincr-A Son,
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You know lliu nwt.
I MEYER IS 1
af OpfDinit a large lot of sample
STRAW HATS, ami SHOES
which he it not
GIVING
AWAY
?y hut i.H Helling at half of first ftcll
J; ingptire
S STRAW
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HATS.
by the thousand. EvcrylHxly
utile to have a nice li.it at small
price. Also line lino
; SUMMER DRESS GOODS
r Silks, Cheviot, Talile Danmsk, $f
E Curtains, Kihboiis, Irw Trim- jfcjf
i miutP, or auytliiiur. you ask fur. -ia
f Full line IK
GROCERIES AND
$ CONFECTIONERIES
at pricra lower than ever.
Come in anil eiamine my stix k.
S. Meyer, Ig t.
ENFIELD. N. C.
:nPRING
U OPENING
. Special Display of
I
And Millinery Novelties.
Be sure to attend. o
i MRS. W. R. HART,
Oct 15 ty Roanoke Kapids.N. (.'.
i. P. HALE,
t Proprietor.
WM. LIN'S,
Manager
MANSION HOUSE.
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MERICM UNO EUROPEAN PLANS.
, f Units Stmt, NORFOLK, VI.
SOUTHERN WOMEN.
What They Found to
Do In the Great
Givil t5ar.
A tlJark I ni vcrsity ."an Speaks in the I'irst
Initarian Snoiay Sinnl Ironi the Stan j
joint uf a Siiutlk'riuT.
Won-ester (Mass.,i Daily Spy.
l'rul'. A. I'aswell Klli, Chirk t'oi-
versity, sun ol lr n, I,. r,ii, wlm was u
niiMiilu r ul' the Ji-IV I'.ivis bciuii uf t'u'
('uril'nli'Mli' army in tin' w.ir nl' the re
bi llion, ileliverrd an inti resting addnss
liel'. re the Sunday School, of the l-'irst
riiiiariiiiiCliuteli, Sunday uivinn iinoilier
view ul' the war than Worcester people
aecusloined to. lie talked of the
strife from a Southerner's point uf view
and described in a oraphie manner the
work that was done by I he women of the
Soulh wliiie tliu men were at the front.
Anion!; other things lie said: The
Southern women are said to have been
tnoreentliusiiislic for the war than the
nieti 1 believe the crusty old bachelors
say iiis ih.-women ami preachers who
stir up wars uny way At any rale, at
the outbiir-t of the civil war none were
more enthusiastic than the worn, n Moib
crs, wives anil maidens encour aoed their
sons, husbands and lovers to "n to the
Irotit. As the companies and teoiments
Were organized, the women met together
to sew for the soldier-. Clotiiin was
made; little comforts for camp life were
added; Ha was made, emliroid- red, and
at a bi; p iblie rec iiiion, wis iroeutcd
by some woman with brave wolds uf
conlidenceaini patriotism I'le-sio hack
ihcir real sorro.v and I'e.ir, hi lin ih. ir
pane's of parting, they eheere.l on their
loved ones us o ,o 1 bye wor; s till, to s .
many, alas, never to return uiin
The lirst year or so moved on ipiiic
comfortably in most ways, save fur the
loss of dear ones from home. Nit si
oreat sacrifices were demanded th oi and
spirits were hih, for Mel) .well, Mct.'lell
an and I'op ' hail d 'lie little b I IV,.
Uently cha'iin llo ir h i. : of supplies,
as Mel'lelliin eiliil it, and the ivoiieu
W. re still pur-il id -d tliu ih' S oil :ier.l
boy could whip a dozen Vankces, though
now the niimher of d -iens was oettini:
eieecdin .dy uiicouil'oriaiilc. liut soon al1
this was chi.ned. The I'uion army was
victorious in the West, and while Lou was
ho!Jin;his own in Viruinia, every South
ern port was blockaded ly the Cuion
navy Pint in-int tint th" peoph
at home and the soldiers in tin! Held w-Te
shut ill 1 1 oil! all supplies. Not ulllv
Oould u sito.ir, tea, uor e H 'e, nor am
of tin? luxuiiis ol life be brought into
the South, but no salt, no tuedieitics, no
food stuffs, no clothin.;. It was iuthis
last two years of dire di-lrcss and want
the Sour hern women rose to their true
greatness
They said to the. soldiers, '-Never
surrender, li.'hi on an I wo will supply
)out Wall's." The i! We'e no fact ities to
make cloth in the S mill, and s i the e t
tou cards and o I spill II I II wilee s ami
haiet lo. iiii were It .n-ht down I'loii the
Ultr-is Societies Were I or II d, the
woiucu of all classes and coioli t ,iis of
life uniting and patieutly cardin- and
spinnilio au I weaviu-, and sewin-,
day and uilit, they nude elolbe
fur the naked soldiers. Their ritus, ear
lilies, bracelets, piu- aud picciuus jcwcU
were suld to the lew m ilidi ineii ul wealth
tuot money to buy yam with which to
knit sucks for the s . oilers. II its were
platted of corn shu. ks and rye. Nous
were cobbled to-. Hi, r I") the neoro shnes
u nil sometliu.s by tne w.iui ti ih mselvcs
IIiw manT
lock
their ttnublen
anil sutblltiffs
in their own
hiatts and si
lently endure
misery and
pain which
wnuni caus
stronir men to
c t y out i u
.IROIIV,
The tutT r
inirs of wotiirn i moi
than half itulnown nml nn
apprrcLittil. The iititinl
si-iisilivct,i-ss of then
Biltusui lay them halite
t thousand exquisite loitntts w tilth
toaisi-r nature tan never ixpciiiuce
.-lontirihi-nii
Ttle least il-ranjenifllt or disnnler of the
delleatc slirci.il oiKinlsm o( tle li si x ou r
wlu'luis rtie whole pliv-ict unit nuut.il I
inn with weuktiess aih! wtrulintoi -s
Hut it i a mi-lake to sniTu these lioubles
II, silence 'I'Ih-v h, v h.- rr. . in lltf e
feet privacy of home, without ttie icpuitti mt
Mileal til examinations miu im-ai inai'
ment," wlitih tbe faiinlv tlocior is uie to
insist iinun
No nhysicun in the world hs had a wider
or mole successful expeiii nee in the tieat
mcnl uf woman's diseases ihxn lit k. V
Pierce, chief etinsultmic physician to the
I'lerce, clut't etinsultmi pnysu-un lo iiie
Invalids' Hotel and Sim-H al Institute, of
Muttulu. N V. Ills " Fiii'urile Prt-scuption "
I. a positivf cure fur the most oli.lui.ilv and
comtdicated feminine dttTiciilticx
It is the only mrdicinr of its kind pre
pared by an etlucAtfd. kilted physician
Mr J V Hnsnl. of imitii, T?m. wrilsx vy
Wltc wxs hrnllv ultlirttst with innate wmknrss.
U Irifsl Ihrtss of the htst phvsitiHtis in Ihe
coualfv without Issnrlil nul il fts-at exins.
Uv wile (Trw worse, ind w" if lip ll tc
i(imr. Hhe coiiM not jrl in nivt imiI nl tlntirsi
wtlhmil help, wm no nl'li to .imi.t mi her
Ioiiit st a Inn?. tsMiiplaittM of .Itaeiilini -towi
Smtis In Rhtlnmfn NolhinR hut An tmtimrtv
rslh .rtnir.1 wr1iuii- htr. when hiippy
thouvht ' Ihf name of lr llertse i-iun lo my
nilll.l I wrote to Ur Tierce recelvtsl hi. attvlcr.
followetl II, my wife improved perrrplililv Irom
the firt two week'. trettneiil cnnllmied Ihe
tremmenl m months ntt pronounced Ihe er
tttmUtr. tt cost nf les ihsn one monlh'it Irenl
tneal hy Ihe Imt phviicnn we employed helore
coniultlne llr I'lrtce She used llr 1'ieree's Fa
vorite Ptetrrtpllon ind the lotlom recommended
by him II ha hern two yean liace, and UM
oo4 Wlect la narauacal."
A I'adlocked ilcart
Hut mailers orew worse, food and
clothini: r,'W scarcer and scarcer. When
no more eloib was to be bad lit for
bandages, lint was patiently scraped by
the women. They lore up their liuest
linens into baudaoes, which were sent
to the hospitals lo dress the soldier's
wounds. Their sheets and counterpanes
and lint st dresses were soon to o1( the
s.imt! way. I 'ti K ni ns were torn down for
ho-piial spreids. All the richest brussels
and iciiet carpels were ripped I rum the
floor nml split into blankets for the
soldiers. Homes were stripped of every
luxury anil c unfurl. In place of llu ir
line silks, the women proudly wore their
r 'ti-h cotton homespun from their own
hand looms. These were dyed with houie
ii) nlf dye of berries, or roots, or herbs,
or barks ol tiees. So expert did these
delicate baiitls btvomc that it is said they
lettned before tbe war was over to man
ufacture almost any eolor desired. In
place of tea and eollee they used parched
rye and potatoes For siijiar they planted
cane and in idesor-huin.the very dirt from
under the houses in which sailed meat
had been kept was duo up and boiled lo
oet salt, so seaice had it become.
These same delicate and refined women
who bad been accustomed all their lives
to the daintest diet and every comfort, the
idols and -oddes.-es of the tr.tllant men,
whose will was very law, who had ser
vants to miiiistir to ilo ivevery want, who
hardly even dressed I hem-elves, now did
not stop at any labor Tiiey dried fruit
while the old men unuael the slaves in
the field. No saeiiliee was too reat, uo
d tiller loo orave or hazird.us. Many
times did learlcs Women p.is in ereat
diuoer ''.etweeii t lit? nppisino armies,
or eien o , into the I'uion tanks to hrin
important news to their Confederate
leaders. Not satislhil with labor, self de
nial and a'liitist superhuman saciiliccat
home, i bey even went into the tented
field ol on the battle's perilous edee to
iiiii'm' and c ire for wouudeii. The work
done by these lunil-lerlii- an-cls can
never be estimated, and it is to their
eternal ulorv lh.it as I hey passed over the
li Id after the h.itlle, they cared as t el derly
fir the ( uii i ii soldier as they did
for the Collieilelale
Kvcrv ptivale home was open to the
crippled siuiiet roirtrdless ol previous
e uidllioti, and the fair s! and oelillest
baud- did ali ib..l cuald be d uic lr his
comfort. Alter a certain buttle, at Win
Chester, from which you have perhaps
heard tint I'hil S'lerid.in w is fortunately
not uiort! than twenty miles away, a del-
licitt! Vir-ini i L'irl w is on the field liold
iiii; the heal of ii would 'I soldier in her
tap wniie no.' siti-e ni wis "inn- nun
reslorilives and biiid.i-inj his painful
wounds. When he had linishul, the
sur-e oil sal'l: "I hat man uuht live it
he could s'ay in tint positii.n all tii-ht
oet .-onie re-t without tienim; his
wounds." "Then be shall," said the
tiirl, and there uu that li 'Id of cam t-e sat
that (;irl upon the (.'round throii-h
the lonely ni-ht withmit ehaii-iu- her
position. Such sicnh -es did the W"iuen
make in those terrible d iys ii-v-t coin
p ainin-, hut (,'loryin in their work.
I'll ll - it was that ine worn n . t i lit
S 'lit Ii n tv oil the aim and si uu iLited the
uonriii'u of their soldiers in the field.
while they so scorned the men who re
mained at home while their brothers bled
in battle, that they were adiauiud to
show their laces. They had (u go tu
war tu pet rid of tho women's frowns,
1 his is a sombre picture, you say. True
inJeed, for these were sorioiiH times, and
yet you must not think that all life was
sal even iu these perilous hours. U
is a stian-e fact of human nature thai
it is only a step from a tear to a lau-h
The youne folks enjoyed the uicetiiios
and new experiences. It "nt to bo fash
i table to wear hiiinespiiu, and uf course
the women said il was the thitip. An
elderly lady tuld me once that she
would actually pit provoked with the
people, especially the y jim-j pirls, for
bcinp so pay and h ippy and lau-hiup so
much al the sewin circle, ur tbiiikin- it
such a frolic In mike eiily out of sor
phutu and dates mil of ptTiiutuotis, and
hold fairs an I 1 1 ileaut uu I llie.iln il- lo
raise motley for the army.
Hut a iiiore sirioiis look -rein illy
eauie us iheir f.illo rs an I It llo r- w mid
come lileediii and maiiii 'l fur die, nr as
they lie.itd teporisol ihe .M llilil ,-,,iiih. in
soldiers lyino ih ml with upliiroid foe.
in the broilin--lii'v -uii mi il-th-leir;
hills tiieti who had tint m iruin.'s i tear
lessly stepped up the hluztnj t'cuietery
ridpe tnoreliki' bri l.'uru em (o u wed line
least than men plutipinp llirou-h run uf
leaden hail, the smoke nl ihe battle, ib
murderous shells mid into die
I , .
I mouths ul CaullOII llt'lchltlp forth a set I b
I . tote l i . l i .i i
' ' '' " ""d Us'atll.
o all, as hnplish spcakuip people, lit.
proud of tho prsnd charpe uf the Lipid I
Brigade at liulakluva, but we have inure
reaauD, as Americans, to sinp of the 1
charpe of l'ettiprew'a liripade at Octtys
burp. At liulakluva, the Ullll lust only I
222 men, .17 per cent, of her total, while
tho 5tith North Carolina Kegiuicut of
072 men lust .VS.,, or Stl per cent, uf
her total. In one company uf SI men.
every man and ulliecr was hit and uo
body bluudered, cither. Never was such
desperate bravery shown uulesa. it waa
perhaps when the brave 1'nion soldiers
char-ed in the same way a-ain-t the
irciiehcs at Cold Harbor, leavino liHMin
dead in minutes.
Hut 1 am ttanderiii- from uiy suhjecl.
Soon to the fears of the women for their
loved ones in battle and their own prcnt
sacriti-'cs, was In be added the fear for
their own personal safety from h urors,
uiiuientioiiableth.it followed in the wake
of Sherm ill's iuradinp army on hi- terri
ble march tothe sea through I ieor-ia and
the Carolinas, simply to d-slroy prupertv.
If to the horrors of the d-striielioii of
homes and property, such as Sheridan
described ill I lie valley of Virginia by
savin-; that a crow m- down the valley
would have to carry his own provisions,
you will tulil Ihosi! ol unprotected puis
in the line of march ol an overivhelminp.
coniUeriiip army followed by tbe iiiiiner
oils kinds of knaves and cut thruais thai
er lollowed such an army, you may
know somelbinp of the mental an-iiish
ol'those suHeriiip women. The nepro
slaves were the sole protection to the
hollies, and it is to their eternal credit
that they did all in their power lo protect
I aid the women iu this hour of dis
tress.
And when the war was over, when the
Southern armies had been crushed and
the weary aud broken hearted soldiers
returned lo what had been home, the
bouses and fences burned, all the horses
nml catlle and fowls stolen or killed, the
once fair lields prown up in bushes, no
motley, nosei vanlsto till their fields, then
did these same brave women cheer and
support their discouraped loved ones, and
join hands to make their hii-binds and
brothers lis loyal upain as they hail been
loup tipo, to tin! flap , if a reunited coun
try hi: vio ii v
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and l'iar
rhii'i lictnedy is the liest.
1 liecait-e it all'ords tiltnost instant re
lief in ease of pain ill tbe stomach, colic
and cholera morbus.
2. IScciiiso it is the only remedy that
never fails in the most severe cases of
dysentery and diarrhiei.
li. Hceaiise it is the only remedy that
will cure chronic diarrhoea.
I. It-cause it is the only remedy that
will prevent billions colic.
5. lleeau-e it is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
I'i. Hec in--it i-the only remedy thai
can always be depended upon in cases ot
cholera infantum.
7. Because it is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine iu use for bowel
complaints.
S. Keeiiusi! it produces no bud result
II. Heeause il is pleasant and safe lo
take.
III. Heeause it has saved the lives nl
more people than tiny other medicine id
(he wnild.
The L'.'i and "illc. si, s.
For sale bv V. M. Chen, Weldon.
.). N. lir.iwn, Halifax, Ur. A. S. Hani
SOU, I'llllirld
,1 1ST AI.ITTIil'MiKAVY.
An Kt Confederate soldier of South
Carolina Iclls this story ' I had a friein
who was a chaplain iu our army a poid
man, us such men should be. Several ol
hi-i own church members were in ih'
sime lepiai' iit. He kept a sharp eye 01
il-, and Iried (o train us iu the way w
sho ild po. When we were lather short
for rations some of the boys brought in a
line yoiinp porker. 'Now, boys, that':
wrung,' said he 'it is simply stcalinp, and
you niipht not to do it.'
'Well, uur consciences dou't troubl
us, ami vmir s won i trouble you when
We pel this meat dukcd, y ol will want
Some of it, too.'
" 'No, 1 won leal it. I il as soon cat
stolen meat.'
" Hut we divided it anion- the boy:
and proceeded to cook a ham in the best
pos-ible style. The sun II uf it lairly
in ide our tei'ih water, and when it was
e inked we were more than ready for it.
' 'Till re's ii line piece, cut that nil fit
the chaplain,' said one.
"N", I thank vnu,' said he. 'I said
I wouldn't eat it, and I won't, t .lit'
pis-iu-; up his plate 'I I! take u lillli
-I' the -taty ' " lletmit Journal.
" ettrc, Sali-lttieiini nml l-a-jcnm.
Tin' in! i 'Use ilcbitn? nml sum rt iiu?, inci
tli 'lit to these diseases, is instant I y iillayei
bv i!iiilvne' Cliuiiiliei'biin s f.ve am
Skin I iti! inetit . .Many very luul case
have le i n pernianeiillv curi d by il. I
i'i eiiuallv I'llli iciit fur iti hinir piles nil
a l.tviuile reiiu'tlv for siite niptdt'H
ell.') t t letl hands, ihilMuliis, frnst hite
and I'bfoliic sore eyes. 'Jolts, per lmx
III'. Cailt'n Ciiiiililinii Ponders, lire
ju-l vvliut a Imrstt iiftils when in Inn
condition. Tunic. Mood l.m ili.-r urn
vim inn tu:!'. I lu'V ni t' nut limit luit
ini ilii ino unit the best in use tu put n
burse in prime t'uuiliiiuii. Price 2o
r package.
de by W. M Cohen, Weldun; .1.
hi, llulilax. I'r. A. S. Harrison.
I
N to
hnli
hi never bus a bad money,'' says
i v 1 1 1 k I'liilosophiT, "who I'orpcts
i able thitius of lilu."
M .
di. i
l ull HM'.H KIKI'V VI'.tHI
1 r Win-, iw's Siioihinp Syrup bus been
IW.I I'.t "i r filly years by millions uf
uiolb r-l i 'hllilrcn, while tccthitio, with
pi lfeel . - s. ll Soolbi's tile child,
softens tin mis, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, ai d is the best remedy lor
lliuiih.i'.i ll will relieve the pour little
stillerer mini Mutely, tvihl by drupiiists
in every pun of the world. 2.1 cents
botile, lie siir" and ask fur "Mrs. Wins-
luw's Suuibinp Syrup," aud take no uth
er km 1,
MUSIC IN THE HOME.
I.hiljivn !m Sins Al I heir Wml Will
llarJIy Uuarr.1, An J l'arcnis Vhu Sinn
Will I in j 1 he l'mrjen ill 1 heir hbk
limn I iiihkr.
"We do not have euouph mu-ic in the
home." writes hry C Stetson iu The
Woman's Home Conip mien. "Children
who sin-at their Work will hardly 'piar
rel, aud parents who sin- will litid the
burden of their ta-k prow lL'hlor. There
is rest and recreation in music. Once a
frail minister who thought the propres-ive
wheels of the wotld's work would slop if
lit took a vae ition slept mil dreamed a
dream. II. 'dreamed t li.it he die 1 and up
peared before (he I, .id. The I. ,rd
s 'l ined surprised to see him and a-ked.
'What did you come s i soon f ir'.' Why
did you not take n led rest and recreti
tion, titid so proloti- your lib .'" The
mini-tor waked and went, to Kurupe,
recovered bis health, is alive today mid
is known for his in-pirinp words all over
America.
"I wish that every mother votild dieani
this dream. The world may spare her
but her home cannot. There are uo chil
dren but need a mother's care and love.
They are more resp icsive and obedient
a ti.; of blooil 1 ban to ti tie created by
t. !oos she iiniiire, then, bow she
can cciiiioiiuz her lorces thai lh"v may
how sin' can burn losi fuel, that In r
elite of life may burn briphtly and
;? My answer i-; let women try to
pive to thinps their trile illipoilance. Il
will make uo dillereiii.c in a week'sora
year s tune how windows nml woodiv. rk
ook to day, but it will make a diU'erciue
whi ther the children tire perfectly noiir-
shed physically and trained tin ntally.
liearn iu do the most important ibin-s
first, and if your stren-th ebbs learn to let
the minor thin-- wait: Miia in-i'iiiii-
in-s Try to pet soinethinp out of life
fur all you put intoie Knjoy soon ibinp
today, lor tomorrow in v not he voiiis.
iple tmpht to pet more than tin exis
tetlee with such help as s 01- aud silii-lunc
lau-bler aud 1 1 ii tnl-liip.
'This oencrution is -redly indihtcd to
bolh secular and r li?i us s"h mis I .r de-
ipiti- the I iient f-r mu-ie iu out J'lenp
people, li iy ii' I I il'i' wrote, 'lliepilt
f son- w is cl,i- tlv l -i! lo -it e e.o.- i ill-
music for the joys we lack.' There is no
other talent which can coti'i ibiitt! so much
happiness to a home.
The charm of music is preat. it
bushes the inf.itit lore-t. At (he family
bar it lifts the s oil ill Worship loliod
and he, ivi n. In the home it fosters (he
home spirit and sireii-ibeiis family tits.
Kncotira-e the children to sinp. It mut
ters nut whether there is much music in
their voices or iml: there is music iu their
souls from which the iff -rt .-pim-s, and
that is etioii-b. li the pill of soup is a
divine pill, the disposition tosinp is a
holy influence for the salvation ol that
bcinp to whom ii comes, 'lor the liliinp
uf him out ol the mire and up mi the
ro'k.' "
The 'I'u rn Itemed w
W. M. Repine, edit r TlskiUva, 111..
'Chief," says: "We won't knp bouse
without Mr. Kin-'s New li-eovcrv lor
Coiisiiuipiion. Coii-hs and Colds. F.xpi
rimenicd Willi many others, but never
pot the line remedy until we used Ir
Kinp's New Discovery. No other
reme ly can lake its place in uur lioiue, us
in it we h ive a certain anil sure cure lor
Cuu-hs, Cold-, etc " It is idle to ex
periment with other remedies, even il lhi-J
are ut-,d u you asjusl us pood us lr.
Kin-'s X - w Hiscovery. Tin y are not as
Hood because this remedy has a record of
cures uinl besides is -iiaranieed. Il never
falls to s.iti-fv, Tllal hollies free at
W. M. Cohen's Dm- Store.
1 1 1 : i c Awi t i, oi;ii: t,
"May hud a dreadful
cxprience on
her trip to l'.iiuesvillc'.'''
"'low was thai?"
" Why, she -ol sonieihitip in her eye,
and it hurt h 'r so thai she asked a nice
luokiup yoiin man to lo ik I'-ril, and he
was so dreadfully ncarsi-hled that he pot
so close that his hip tntist.iehe tickled her
nose, so that in Iryiu- not lo sneeze ri-ht
iu his face she burst lout tuitions ulf her
new jacket." " Dear nu I "
Pills.
lo II. K Illleklcll.V
t II free Mill. pie ,x
Send your addn
Co , Clucapo, and
ul Dr. Km- New l.il- 1'ills. A trial
will convince uu el I lu ll iio iits. these
pills are easy in acll 'll and ale parlii ul.illy
i lleelivi' in the i nr." ,.l I 'oi.i i,.-,tt .,,..
Sick Headache 'or Mai n ia and l.ivtr
troubles tbev lliive been proved invalua
hie. They lire pilal.lllleetl to be per
I'ectly Iree Irom ciely ileli leri ills sub
slunce an I to be purely vepeiable They
do not weaken by their iiclioti but bj
uivinp tone to stomach and bonds ojcutk
invigorate ihe system Ite-ular si." 'Joe.
per hoi. Suld by W. M Cohen Druppist
Win n Si'lnioiaii'i was in love, be wrote,
"I wi.h I were a smile, that 1 ini-bt play
about your cheeks."
"Lust summer tmenf uur prand chil
dren was sick with a severe bowel trouble
says Mrs. K. I!, (ircpory, ul Kredcricks
town, Mi. "Our doctor's n tncdv hud
fuilcd, then wetrid Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera ami Diarrhoea It tncily, which
pave very speedy relief."
For suleby W. M. Cohen. Weldon.
J. N. Itruwu, Halifax, Dr. A. S. Ilurri
ton, Kllfield.
SCIENCE AGAINST HIM.
I'.ul Ihe Slimmer I'eMtrll.anJI'irj Wal'relb'
liio-j al a llluti-
He was one uf the early arrivals at
the summer resort and it was evident
that mutters were not exactly to bis
taste.
"Vou advertised," be said to ibe pro
prielor when be bad pet him off into one
corner, "tbet this was an absolutely
healthful place."
"IJuile ri-bi," returned the proprietor
who was u-ed to staodiiu' ell' all kinds of
('"inplaiuis, and who always aimed to
make the oilier m in sh -w his b md lir-t.
"Vou said," Weill on th- early ariival.
"(hat tlier- was .ib-olnd-ly n.. malar. i
here"
' 1,1'iile ripht," sail the proprietor
a-ain.
"The inference to be derived from
your advertisements was thai ibis place
could not be ciptalid for ab-oliitely pure
air!"
"I am 1 1 ii it it rctuly to admit il," as
serled the proprietor.
The early arrival sai l noiliinp, but bo
bared bis at in and displayed one or two
mu.-ipiito bites ol a particularly lar-o
and a-oressive naluie. Then be showed
a few niore hi the oiher arm, Uvo ir
three on t be neck and was prepaiinp to
exhibil on" on bis lep when the propri
etor inii r! 1 1 d.
"What bus ill rat. to do with my adut
verlisemcnl?" ileiiiamleil the propliilil',
"Ihil I say anything about inoMjiiitoe.-''"
"I admit that you did not," answered
the early ariival. " You spiKe only of
pure' air, hut in that eoiniietiou I ihsirc
to call your attention to this lidle book.
I'll read you an exlraet from it "
lie read the extract. Il was to ibe
elleet that science teaches lis ibat it i
an absolute impo. ibility for a iili.siiiitu
to live iu pure air; lhat uoilaiis is ni ce,,
sary lo its existence, and that it dhs in
siauily nli 'ii it cinnot -el a wloll of il.
'I'he proprietor looked -eiioii-.
"I. et Us see that book," be lid.
''he book was handed lo him and be
read the pussa-e cal i l'llll V . Then be
looked at the till- pa-e lor the name ot
the author.
' Let uu- see that aim ;,- iin," was all
he said.
"Well, you'il have to -el u physician's
certifieatelb.it those arc not duiie loins'
biles before 1 11 either pive you a rebate
on your hoard or consent lo eban-e my
advertisement," be said as be turned
away.
I he siinnner resort hotel landlord had
a-ain di luoii.-tr iied thai it takes a smalt
man to pet ahead of bitu.
Al' KIM'ISK.M KN'l'S.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
( It lii.it ttl tin ii - irt ti-avfiimjr -.trt-nj ti
;inl .H-.ililiiiilni - A "in- t lit- (nml .iu.iiiim
iiltini ami all lninis n' ii-ttillci.il hii cniu
iiiMti to the cheap lii.iiiiU.
UHV l. IUKIMI 1'ilWHKIt CO., NKW VnKK
The Weldon
Vlarket S: Icq Co.
WELDON.N.C.
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1&T G E !
KuM lino
N('Y m;u t.kiin
atitl t'onU't'liiiin i ii s.
VUi ITS,
Nut liurutl .ihtniiii.i Plit"! Fl ml'. I'rilllr-t
1'rai ho'ctr , t'lc. Full Inn- nl
wjc French Candies
Ciy-laliii- I'miiI- ('n nu Mnutcl-an-l
Aui'lll
tin I'll isi Inn. m's eoioilcs.setl vcisl.
m . L. MABRT. Man ion,
ml lo II.
I'UOFKSSItiXM. l AIW.s.
UMKt . UI I I.KV,
WAI.TKH I
II A N I K ..
M
It I. I. K N A
ATTVUSKYS A T l,A If,
Wki.iuin, X. c.
loai'tli'i'iiillii'i'itiirtfcof HnllfHi ftiiilN'orlli.rn
iii.lin llii'Siiiirioiii.Hii, Kcterst cotirlii
'limit. iimili In Hlt.rtrlhof North rtirolina,
Kraut-h nltice nl llahrHx, N . I'., i,hii every Mon.
ilty- IKllTly
DENTIST
Welilon, N.C.
WTOlVicc oyer F.uiiy A Pierce's iUr.
lU-l-ly.
NI'IW A DV KKTISKM KXT.'
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN!
Surely if the word Rl.tiUl.A TOtt is not on a package
it is not
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Sothing else is the same. It cannot he and never has
been put up by any one except
J. H. ZEILI?J & CO.
And it can be easily told by their Tradl Mark
THE RED Z.
LOOK
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J JullllliU
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For Lean Men!
Fat men !
Tall men !
Low men!
Come and exam
ine my stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
A Down Fall in prices of Clothing,
Shoes, and Dry Goods for the next
10 days.
DRESS GOODS!
Gents' Furnishings, Shoes. Hats,
Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc.
Call and give me a trial. Satis
faction guaranteed.
FREDLANDER'S.
LijTLEjofl FephLe CoLLeqe!
-. . ;i t: z
Thi- lii-iiiu ioii b is a silen.lid and proiiiiin nl luc.ilion in a rcuurkably heallh
fill secii n of country, in the mid-t of a rio'ion of noted Mineral ."-.rinpi. Il has
alurocuiid b -uuiifully sb.ided euinius, coniuiodious and well ciui,ied ltuildings,
u strotio l'.ieiili v and a full and tboroiioli Culleiato Cuur.-e at very ATi)"n
EI2A.THJ COST. krThp Fall Term will beoiu ,.n Wedncs
d.iy. Sc.tctnber Nl, 1 -s',17. For catalogue tiddre.s.s,
J. M. RHODES,
j' -I l'u LITTI.KTOX, X. c.
J)R W. J W,RD.
Siirpoi Demist,
KM11 l.h, N. ('.
Wi,tllVi. cover H.irreiiir.s lime Sinn
dec ''o ly.
MM mm m mm
rr. .rfA-tf,
hi: il.n; i
tovvi:i.ioN, N. c.-tja
OAlHtlKii )(tl II lillM1iN'HtiHMMH.)l II Hti
BlfleRiupCeiiienilLiineWorls
VhiiuI.ii -Hirers, of III. I K l!llH,K
HYDRAULIC ROSIND&IE CEMENT
i.'inmtit.'cd nl.snlu1.-ly hvtlrHnlH'. Wf iilntp
(iric-'H iti'hvtTftl til H'iy jmiiil iu 1 1n Simile All
Vim-lit It'-li'it. Hint Klrt-imth. iiiiirrrtil'y in ntltir,
l.nruiHt; Htnl jriitnlniir k'U irnnifi'il. rW x
nrici'd I', tl. iMr.'H XV. UllMiK H UK I SUH ,
V'A. Tfltnr,li Hhii Kt-U),Vi. iti.
Wanted-ftn Idea
Protnet Tnilr Mflls: llifr miiv hrl
Dom,Hay& Oats
Whn r.n think
or mime .lin,le
tlilnir In lMilt'iil?
niity hrliiK y..u .vfitlih.
Mrt. w..i,inirtii, Ii i'., r..r thflr $i.nii iirlu urr
anil till sA inn liuuurihl IllVeuUllD. wutwl.
Writ. JOHN IlilO liel UN It ill
on-
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: : GRANT
: : special
YOU
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vii I. I VfUUl I
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Ihiilt just the wny you want it. I'p-lo-dale,
t;iiurunteed hih urade wheel.
LICHT RUNNINC AND
A THI NC OF BEAUTY.
All Colors and all stylca fur men,
ladiea and cbildten. JOf
Just an nood as a bicycle you would ii
pay $100 fur cluewbero. Stim'o jl i
wheel on exhibition at J. L Jud-
kin,' Grocery. H. L. GRANT. M
Arcm.
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