i si m f a i i i t. i iff t iH wi-. j t a-
JOHN- W. SLEDGE, I'Hohuktor
VOL. XXXIV.
A UEWSPAPER FOB THE PEOPLE
WELDON. N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1S99.
TEBMSH1'5011 ANM'M IN Al'YAMK
NO 17.
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U. S. GOES
TIIK WOMAN WHO SIIOl'I.I)
NOT MAKItY.
TO THE BOTTOM.
i
Promptly Reaches the Seat
of all Blood Diseases and
In every test inndo S, S, 3. pnil v
delllOUSt .'iltos its Sllln'rin, il V UIT t.lii.T
I)!ihk1 remedies. 1 1 iiuiltiTi, not how ob-
stinnte Ihe cnsc, nor what other tn-iit
niiMit or remedies hiive failed, S. S, S.
.Iuu.d ........,,. Iv ....... .1..,.. .....I .......... ......
PlirOO thO Unrct POCOC disease whore the lilooil is in any way involv e!
UUitJo lllu nUIOI OditJOi Kvcryune whu Inn hn.l experience will
blood discuses knows that there, lire no ml
menti or troubles BO obstinate mill diflicult to cure,, Very few remedies cliiitn
to cure such real, deep-sented blood discuses us 8. S. S. .cures, mul none can
offer luch incontrovertible evideneeof merit 8 S. S. in nut merely u Ionic it
Il a cure I Itgoesdown to the very scut of nil blood discuses, mid (rets lit lhe.
foundation of the very worst cases, and routs the poison from Hip system. 1( docs
not, like other reined leu, dry up the poison mid hide il (nun view temporarily,
only to break forth niniii more violently than ever; S. S. S forces out every
ma nf taint and tlia HVHt.ptn of il forever.
Mra.T W. Lee. Montgomery, Ala., writes: "Some years
ago I was Inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected
my babe with blood taint. I was covered with sons and
ulcers from head to foot, and in my greateitremity I pniyed
to die. Several prominent physicians trented me. but nil
to no purpose The mercury and potash which tiny
gave me seemed to add fupl to the awful Hume hich was
devouring inc. I was advised by friends w ho hail M en
wonuerlul cures muue ny it, to iry owm a .-ipeciiic. i on- ivjiw-jan
proved from the start, as the medicine seemed to go direct jfrtj&?
to tne cause 01 inc irounio auu inrce ine poison uiu. jHt-ntj
bottiei cured me completely." Swift's Specific
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
It the only remedy that it guaranteed purely vpgetable, and contains no
mercury, potash, arsenic, or any other mineral or chemipnl. It never fail tu
cure Cancer, Kczenin, Scrofula, Kheuniatism, Contagious Blood l'uisuii.
Tetter, Boils, Carbuncles, Sores, etc.
Valuable booka mailed free by Swift Specilic Company. Atlanta, (Ja.
The woman who wnu'd rather nurse a
pug dug limn a bub)'.
The wtiinuii who tliinks she can gut
8.",(MI0 world of tjl oul of a 81,(1110
salary.
The woman wdo wauls to refurnish
tile house evry spring.
Tde woman who Luvs Fur tliu mete
pleasure of buying.
The woman who dues nut know bow
many halves, quartern, dime nicklea, and
cents there lire in a dollar.
Tint woman whu thinks that men arc
ungc.U mill demigods.
The woman who would rather dicldan
wear a bonnet two seasons old.
The woman who thinks that the cook
and nurse can keep house.
The woman who reads cheap novels
and dreams of biing a dulchcsa or a
.lintess.
The woman who thinks it is cheaper
in lniv bread than to make it.
1 he wiinau who uiartics in order to
have somebody to pay her bills.
The woman who expects a declaration
of love three limes a day.
The woman who expects lo nave a
'good, easy time.
The woman who cans more lor me
style oi lier winter cloak than she cares
lor the health and eoinlort ol her chil
dren. Thewnman who stays at dome only
wden she cannot find a place to visit.
The woman who lliinks she is an
oruain. nt lo her bcx if she wins a pro
gressive eiielier priz New York Times.
Eoli Iip.ll.
HE WAS A GREAT ORATOR
HOW II K IMI'KK.SHKl) (lOVKRNOR. Bull
TAYLOR, Of TENNKKSEK.
Perpetual Youth.
ITS ALL VERY SIMPLE.
YET TI1E HECRET IS KNOWN TO RUT
VEW AM) VK I.AROR FOR THAT WHICH
HATIaTIKTII NOT.
RANSOM TO THE FRONT.
UK CHECKS THE ADVANCE
ENEMY AND SAVES THE
llltlllllE.
OP THE
WEI.DON
24TI1 ANNUAL FAIR
Bob Ingcrsoll is dead !
Let us not speak harshly of dim for il
can servo us no good purpose. The great
Judge of nil tde earth will now judge
l,iiu by the "deeds done in tde body"
and all will be rigdl. Speaking ul Mr.
Ingcrsoll sumo lime ago Gov. Hub Tay
lor, of Tcnn., saya :
"I sat in a great theatre at the nation
al capitol. It was thronged with yould
aud beauty; old age and wisdom. I saw
a man, the image of his Ood, stand upon
tho stage and I heard dim speak.
His gestures were tho peritenon ol
gtace, dis voice was music and bis lan
guage was uiore- beautiful than any I
had ever heard from mortal lips.
lie paiuled picluro after picture of
the tileasurea and ioys and sympathies of
home. He throned love and preached
tde gospel of humanity like an angel.
Then I saw him dip his brush iu the ink
of moral blackness and blot out the beau
tiful pictures he had painted. I aaw him
slab love dead at bis feci. I saw dim
hint out the stats aud sun and leave du
maniiy and tde universe in eternal dark
ness and elernal dealh.
I saw him, like the serpent of old,
worm himself into the paraJi.-e of human
hearts and by his seductive eloquence ami
subtle devices of sophistry, inject his faiul
venom, under whose bligdt its flowers
faded, its music was hushed, its sunshine
was darkened and llie soul was li lt a
desert waste with ooly the new-made
eraves ol faith and hope.
I saw him, like a lawless, erratic meteor
without an orbit, sweep across the in
tellectual sky, brilliant only in itself, con
suininL' fire, generated by faction with
the iudestrueiible and eternal truths ol
, ...i:.;.. ,.,Mi Co YV. . M. Sumwvn is euuuiuu
ACCOrUing IU u uuumuu vul.v,,. , .
., i ... li;.. 1 1,.,.,, tin. some interesting leltels to the Kal
among tne uauves oi i in-""" ......v , -n
was an island of the Bahama group which eigh IW on the glorious record of the
hudimnn it a marvellous fountain, whose .).n n. v., .v K..ui-ui ,
the Slates,
waters prouuecu ueipeiu.. juul...
, r I) .1., I.,.,,,, We take the lollowiug extract from
wonuer oi nature uuau ouvU u ..v.., , . i ,
,.,..,.ish navigator and discoverer of dis splendul arl.cle in last Sunday a 1 u-l,
.. i .e ui.. .:.,. l.t nn,t tool uiving an interesting aieount uf Idc cu
me maiinauuoi i iuiiua, ouut..v . .
earncs.lv. vot in vain. gacmcut at Itoonc a Mill, in Nortdamp
How sdall wo slave off old age It is c"u" J .. , v
m. i A U'kiU in namn near rulei'BUUri'.
a laruequeHtion. l here are a iiuiuult u.
devieesidress, drugs, cosme.ioa, and on July 27, 1803, Gen. Matt. W. liau
whit not. Many people object very oin, in command of the Department ol
strongly to glowing old. They look North Ca.olina, hearing of the advance
il A.. ihev cannot of Col Spear from inton on Weldon,
UUUU U HO U mil J - , ,,,
bear to think of il. orJld bl" br,ade 10 (jar'"burf: 1 be
The prophet Isaiah in his fortieth chap- 3.nh n giment left that same al.ernoon
tcrgiveaaprcscriplion which ha, been on ihe mail train, arriving that night
found to be the most efficacious: "The, Gen. Ransom left the same night on an
. . t .,..1 ,.,np their engine. Keaehiug Garvsburg at day-
tnal wan uuuu mo i.oiu d..-. ... ...
... .i i,..!l n with win... break, he found there a section of artillery
SlICIIlll, niJ o -g-
This vietnrv. eominu so soon after bis
promotion, was doubly gratifying to Gen.
KausuUi 8 Inenus, unu ine laei ini u
home lay less than two milca disiant,
whence the sounds of the guns and the
noises of the battle were tremblingly lis
tened to by his delicate wue auu suiau
i.:i.i ..?...!., Birilcintt illustration
cuituieu, .uuiu. " ...-.-r,
of the nature of this contest waged by the
SMllwrn neon ft in Wll en truly 11 uoiv uc
said they were fighling "for their altars
an, I the r Hres. Hod. anU IllCir uauve
land."
Proof of the pudding lies In the culliuj
of II. 1'ioofi.f loillKltTS'TASTKI.r.SS
Cllll.l. TllMt; lies In the tnkliiK of It
co-i'l' NOTHING if It falls to euri'. 85
eehlH per hoUln If It euroH. Hold ntrletly
on IU iiieiiu by
W. M. Cohen, Druggisl, Weldon, N. C.
J. N. Brown, ll.ililai; Jackson Drug Co.,
t....i M r.
where
as eagles, they shall run, aud not be
weary; they shall walk aud not faiul."
Hete, if anywhere, is the founlaiu uf
perpetual youth. It ia easily aeces-ihle.
We need not ascend luto heaven nor ue-
sccud iuto the deep, for it
111 .d.
Thai mun was the arehangel of Hindi rn
infi lelil,and I said, how (rue is the
holy Writ which declares "ihe tool huh
said in his heart there is no God."
Tell me not oh, infidel, there is no
God, no heaven, uo hell ! Tell mo nU
oh, infidel, Ihere is no risen Christ !
with two guns, which he ordered down
to lioonc'a Mill, diataol seven milca,
where the main load from Jackson lo
C.,.,.l.nf mul Weldon crosses the
"'J"""'"
swaum. Kour couinauieB of tde -4lh
I . . f I ..! 1
is ni"h uulo regiment, id couiniaDU ol ijieui. v,oiuun
Harris, dad preceded luui lo Ihe null
us all. ,. ., ,. ,
There are three stages in every crea- flailing tapt. uurgwyn o. v,ou.pau,
. , . , -i: II ,'.r,il, r,.iin,.ni whose home was in
lure's life, that ol growth, mat oi npini- o .
t, j . ..i the couutv. to mount a souad ol his com
hill anU inai 01 uecsy. n " -j - - .. .
oueslion of time when wo mu,t pass iron, puny and go on a scouting exped ite ,
1 . . m, ihere beini! DO cavalry near at hand,
one to the otner. ine very u..fc" - . -
l ,.,.,ol, earlv id the tuorniiig ol July -stn, Itsn.i
must become wean. i.veu m j - - . ,
. , .. .i Gen. Rausoiu, wild Ins staff, proceeded
laint anu are weary, auu iu i ., .
. . ii i... ti .lui ksnn. distant ten miles, lu obtain
utterly fall. It is tne irrevocaoie n. .
m. . W.. infurmaiion of tde enemy a moveiuenls
ine act oi uviug icuuo . - ,
sirentth at tde expense of About 12:30 p u,, be left Jackson lo
" r.i . uc. i...;,.,.l n,l return lo Boone's Mill lo make dispo.M
tissue. i is true oi me io p";c,""-i " , . ., ,
no has true of tde life intellectual. As lion to meet Col. Spear, wdo was re
norted rapidly advancing. When lien
tne eyes grow uuu auu " .. ..
' , ..... i.i.. I , he Hansom had gotten abuul hall a mile dis
ables, llie senses aiu uiuunu - ,
,. . ., taut a great shout was beaid iu Ihe direc
lacui'ies iuii. i
. ., , . . ., .l ..el lion el Jackson, and, slopping lo aseer
All I Ills seems euuiiuoue'"''-, - ' , . i
... ., ;..r.,. I,,,,,,,,,, ,x. tain the cause, ihe enemy s cavalry were
Judge A "Well, uncle Zeb
are going?"
The Benedict. "I wuz jisgoin to de
cote, sub, to see you suh, and git a
remover from dat yallcr limb dat I
married tho yaidcr day."
Jude:e A. "Why, see here tbat
won't do. Didn't vou nromise me you
would take hor for better or for woise,
and all that?
Benedict "Yas euh, but den she am
a sight wus8 dan I look ber fur.
Harper's Baiar.
HIS HKASOV.
il
III
of the Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural Society
will be held at Weldon, N. 0., Oct 31, Nov 1, 2 & 3,
1899. . Liberal Premiums! Fine Races! Cheap ex
cursion Rates.
1
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I
V.' ,-
TTTN-rT.SI -RAND U OF II MUSIC !
Pleasing attractions on the midway. For particu-
1 A -
lars, appiy io T T n ANTFL Treasurer.
J . w. v
News & Opinions I
Of Natioual Importance
AU)ne xicttvjr - - j inectvy
.1 la m r ... -
What intelligence less than God could
fashion I he human body? What mo
tive power is il, if nut God, that drives
the throbbing engiue of ihe human heurl
wiih cease ess, tireless stroke, sending
the crimson streams of life bounding and
circling through every vein and artery t
Whence and what, if not of God, is
this mystery we call mind? What is il
that thinks aod feels and knows and acls?
Oh, who can deny the Divinity tbat stirs
within us?
God is everywhere and in every bud
and blossom aud leaf and tree; in every
rock and hill and vale and mountain; in
every spring aud river.
The rustle of hia wing is in every
lenhvr.iis uiigdtU in every tempest. He
dwells in tde dark pavilion of every storm
cloud. The lightning is Ilia messenger
and the thunder is His voice. His awful
tread is in every earthquake and on cvciy
angry ocean. The deavens above us teeiu
with his myriads uf shining witnesses
Th universe of solar systems whose
wheeling orbs ooursc the crystal palha ul
space, proclaim through Ihe dread halls
of eternity, ihe glury aud power and
domiuiuo uf Ihe all wise, uuiniputenl aud
eternal God." hi.
Of all teachings, that which presents i
I far-disiam Gud is nearest to absuidity
Kilher ihere is none, or ha is nearer lo
I every oue of us than our nearest cooscicD-
I lious self.
There is no argument so goal as an ab
,i,.,.. i ., trnilifiil statement of fact.
I There' is nothing so interesting as fact.
Ill l IC O "V ..'j
poricnee, it is surely Worm inim"i'g
h..ni H' a thing is certain to come, il
isti'i ihe pari f wisdom lo close mil eyes
toil. Incisure fuels even though '
refuse to reeogi ine lln in.
v,.iL- imieh. loo. iierlians about tie
wisdom of puiliug by f.ir "a rainy day,"
but even llie "mighty dollur" is weak in
face of the weakuei-s and weariness and
decay that must be our portion if we do
.. i, ,. . . t.
not provide against II. rresu sirengiu
is needed by all llie youth and
,, .n must have it as well us
j"""
ihe hill about lull
Pit. Caiiv's Condition Fowdeus.
are just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but med
icine and the best id use to put a horse
in prime conditioo. Frice 2"c per pack
age. TT
i.'..r hrIp l,v w. M.n,lieii Weldon J. N. Brown.
Halifax, Dr. A. 8. Harrison, KiitU'ld. Driimtltls
TKOl Itl.i: IN STOKE.
"When I grow up," said Kihel wilh
a dreamy, imaginative look, ' I'm going
to be a sedool leather.
"Well, I am going to be a mamma
and have ail edildren," said Edna.
"Well when tdev come to school to
me, I'm goiug lo whip em whip em.
"Vou mean thing!'' Piclaimed Kdna,
as tears came iuto her eyes. "What
have my poor children ever done to you?"
COAL
id
viild ilhltitil
Il wim now a iuwliim uh to wlmst
horae was lite i'ucltnL two mile -r i,.OH oi'liH KIKTV VKAHM
iu,ro la)- lifiwei'ti lltu l-oiilnli-rutu wm- Mth. ViuHlw' Suotliin Syrup has been
i ...i I.:. ..1... (..Lin.r iiuiul Ciir nvir tlltV VPllfH i)V UlillioDH of
UlUliUlT ailU uiru whu - -j j - "j
. i- .i... timihurii lore hiMrt'D. while tccthiDK. with
U. ease ignorant B, ... , - , ,
oii.i.n,n ..i i hi. ip iititinrii i ill! i i ii. ten ui i .
the general aud hia staff being fresh the
anamv lliil n.,1 Ollin Ofl I lll'lll. tllOUgll in
- r
reach of and subject tu the enemy
he fire all during the pursuit.
ihe Dashing at full speod acrixs the
softens the iiuins. allavs all pain, cures
nmui en ne anu is l ie nesi remeuv iur
Diarrhooa. It will relievo tde poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part ol the world. cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask fur "Mrs. Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind
... . i . . . .. ii i .... . . i.......
.....j ii... .he h.ii m he had? "Wall bridge Uen. Uanaum caueu oui iu na.e
on the Lord." This is the condition of the the planks taken up and the men to all
...a . ..e .i;..i ,.,.,. into wearv and dv- iu ranka. The enemy seeing the silua
luuun ui uimi j I 'if
mg humaniiy. Our Lord aud Master in lion ana more or leas aisorKaL.eu i
.i .i rill. a.,1... nfien verv. verv the pursuit; halted to reform their
bOU U1IJO Ol Ml.- . .
weary, hu. as ihe Risen L rd, lie lain- colums for attack. This gave lime for
. .i. . i.i.... ij .t. And those the Conederate infantry, most uf whom
W 'ui ll.r.iuih grace are "partakers of the were bathing iu the mill pood to gel tbeit
.l,r.. in aiiiiie fashion nuns, and io a few minutes order was
I'l.liic iiiuib I ... . , m,
and decree iu His wondrous prerogative restor.d and our lines established. Ihe
. u i(iij iiitritiii ..ii.tinv nnw nn in en l 1111 vin uiiiiiui i auu
power to Ihe faiul and to him who bath for an hour or more shelled the tonled
: i.. i. i a..tl. ir.,ii,.th." Wait erale Bosiiion. Dismounting dis caval
.a. t i .n.l hmi.th the life ul rv. Cul. S. F. Spear aitmipted an ad-
, . .1. oc. ..f o I... as vanci duwn the road lo the mill, which
n uure utcs, inu iou ui pinvu D.... .
.i i.:..:.... i;..l,t il.i .hineih more and waa met by a quirk (ire from our men
lllC BMIUIIlfl "ti" - 1 ,11 4L .1 -
. ., . r... .1... .ml this advance checked. About tliia
m ire uuto ine perieci uaj. i -
In the worda of the Frophct we hod lime l.ieut. assar oi tne .uacuu ...g- -Uh
mention of ll.ioe forms ofslrength-vi., Ariillery, with two gun, armed Irom ,Vlct, 50 c,nl8. Yi
nil,
VA.
aug 17 3m.
ht .r sirenLMh to run; and Uary.-burg, wnicn were pui m ,.os.ou
.treneth to walk. Str.ngth to seat on behind aome e.rthworka erected by Gen.
.I. . ..:. e r..:. u ii,.m . i. i,r d- frenen me year twiore. niev
ine wings ui i.uu ,uv , - ...
r .......It c d .i.:. .: tk. fi..l.t u
versilv. into the clear light ol Uoda opencu ure. ny ia. mac .a. .(,..--
i i....... ...n . in tn mar tar not. 1 lie enemy now iiicmuicu iu mmj
li g I B " " " " , . .
.1. .i..i:. -1.1..1. ..en call our nostitou bv an attack on the ngiil
a'MIVe lUIS UIIU BUl wu.vu - i ...
... . I 11 1, a .L.. J ........l...! nn.Lt thn
earlh" to the things which are above ana leu uau.., .uU .uu. -
the things which are eternal. Strength cover ol tne mica swamp a"-
Till! MAID AND MAN"
"Where are you going my
maid?"
I'm going a berrying sir," she said.
"Where do you berry, my pretty
maid?"
"In that eenieterv. VOU i 111" she
said.
"May I go wilh you my pretty miid?'
'It's none ntvour limcral. sir. ane
said Fillsburg Dispatch
THE HKMr PKI-XCKIPTIOJI
For chills and fever is a bottle of Grove'B
Tasteless Chill Tonic. Never fails to
worthleaa
our money
back if il fails to cure. For sale by W.
M. t'uhen, Weldon, N. C.
The Telephone.
Every family should have a telephone
at their residence. If you want the
correct time call phone No. 3D. Our
i..i. ; romilnteH fUilv bv the 11 H. time '
IUlUvn. w ..J." J e 3
Any one desiring information from down
town, will lurnisn 11 lo tne uest ui um
ahility, if they will call phone No. 30.
Persona in other towns desiring informa
tion from Weldon call phone No. 30 and
will do all in our power to furnish you
with the desired information. '
i. ... tAB,na whn d-Mif til talk
to any oneiu Weldon, who haven't a phone
our phones are at their service. Any per-
ur.i.i.,n whn husn't a, ohone. avnd
nuu iu .. v.... -
wish to talk to parties in other towns can
..... .iA ,n,l , mill da all Wfl
come w uui "-" , . - -
can, and central will do tbe rest to get
yon connected quick as possible.
11 phone orders attended to promptly.
Htore phone No. 311.
Residence phone No. 242.
II. C. SP1KKS, Manager,
N. Y. Kaeket Huwe.
Weldon. N. C, Aug. 18.
Juu. 1st. 1SD9.
THE WOKI WIFE.
What do you tdiuk ihe beautiful word
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Daily, by mail, ''
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paper in tho
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H.ll.lil. prw,nt ol . m.-cli.io.-.l t i" "",,1"
IhISii irla W III. KMO.I". "
Fruits, Confeectioueries.
Country Produce
Hought and Sold.
CHOICE BEEF M.VWS ON HIND.
(live me a call.
jan 5 ly
W. L. 8TAISBACK.
Weldon, N. C
anil Whiskey UUlta
J
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Wehlon, N. C.
-11KAI.KII IN-
nii
Fancy
Groceries
n aniiwiinkey uaita
Prists?!
ii4u.w. uUio.. li Hui 1'ior .
Queensware, Cutlery, l'lows, Flow Cast
KKCE1VEK ANDSHIl'I'I'.K OF j
Corn,Hay & Oats
aug I It
A- PPOMATTOX
IRON WORKS,
Miiuufaelurersof
Agricultural Implements. Shaftings,
Milltlmtiiig, Pulleys, All kinds ol
Mnehlnery, and Hepairs
Nua. 82 34 l)hi Ht , 1'eterslmrg, V.
octwiy
ings in the every
day life of every-day
(K'iiple are lualeriiils
lor most iiinuiiiK
novels. There are
every day storiea of
heroism, sufl'eriiur
and the final tn
ninph of good over
evil of happiness
finiilly crowning en
deavor. Here i
t.. it... ,,,niv,if Ksi-uoiiliia in Altilstiua
is the little town of Klomalon anil there
i:..... l.u 1..Uiw r.rlme.. She WHS a
I ..l. on.) ni.ithfr hut .evel al veals
iiKo she found her health slippiiiK away
iroillltei. niiv . . . , V,
tlieinevitahle nervousness auu iriiiuoimy
that would surelv lose for her the affec
tion of her children and hushand, and
that as her health declined discovd and
miserv would appear in her home. She
was tilled with the loving motherly in
stinct, but two miscarriages in succession
almost broke her heart. She had almost
lost hope when the clouds rolled away
and the light of health and happiness
returned. ,
...... ...II. U... .l..r.. in l),a VL-OnlS '
?lie lens iiri . ...
"1 m ImoM heart broken lo think I ntuld
not raise anv liliirr chil.lrrn n,l hail lo sun" a.
. i..i i..ui i. .-hll.lrt-n bv imamriHKii
ami I luliy espeeiw i"
Iim. smrtiier wiwu. ...
AUKIKl IN7. 1 IfStnnlof
anil iK-ssti taking Dr.
yirrre'i Kavohle err-M-riSion
.ml took H un
til fter Iwby was Iwnl
in Novrmlwt With mv
other chil.lrrn 1 had sut
frred pvrrvlhiiia that
flesh coulrl um-r bill this
lime I waa in petleil
health "il hail a ery
rasvlime. Iwaalnlalsir
onlv a tihort time. I can
not praiae lr Pierre',
nietlicinea enoiiah for 1
tielieve Ihev certamlv
Met my baby, life and
tnaylx my own lile a.
eteicriplu" and al Ihe WeaM.t felW..1
XUa fleuaut Pellets' act like charm.
. ..
"wile" comes from? It is ihe great word
I KlrUnK KSIIllll""" .
: i : .l . u.. r...l;..l. I.,;. I.n.mmi . . . ; )., ...lio.Kle forace and
the lhni! wnicn are eternal. oint'u "- r - o e, ' i in the uast liaa beeo
to run-power for the great crises which in getting their men directly in our rear CODnuor lhe French and lireek. I hope xJ m Failure in
.. . m. . . , ... n n..a l a, j. I tma rt t am vpttrnlil wmhI. This while of
it man In nr in i lifliuuliv or in some hard w prouinily met
i ... .
bit of work And -'lest ye ho wea.ied artillery to .ue irom anu ne....B value ol tneoaxon worn ... "" .'"j" 1Ilore easily klUed
. . . .. ..!. I.w.b nil. in I aVitiHlM Wl in I'llillti HUU vnuuiniri u
unil limit III Vlllir U UUM. lUVfc 'u l n-
Jesus and run the race that is set before by a brave tire from lhe infantry. The
ti.r it hat. now aslfU Hume uvh uumr.
' I I' 11 1
1 I . I... a I... nA ni.iani LmHl I'U fU
.vuu lasi, uu ,m.
Strenml. . walli-puwer for pal.enl, ine ou cueiaic. auu ...,, v.. - wn.e or r
prsisl.nt pursuit of simple, homely, don budge wilhout serious cpposi.iou, them and br.u,! them to aec.y. ncrever ;;iVlv., WMll.r, T.H .r Orula. O.U.
OMUiuuiiiilai-edii). Many a man iind. r Col. Speur l.le in the evening with- , ,ru0 wife C0U1C,, houie ia always around Lrf Wa..t. taw and ,J
1 1 1 .1........ ll. ni.i ruirilaaUMl l Tl . K. nua... .,. lha I VmUM UMUl lljai r-
Jhi. movemen, lt illste.d of their temme. Hut wn.t no u "y--",, termination
by advancmg the y0U ttiiuk il comes from? The great (hrow8 0,,t a niuch weaker sprout and
and shelling tbe Tau0 of the Saxon words i. that they on this account will not "PJjS
, n,l it is also much more easily aiueu
mean somclbinj;. " lie means weaver. o(f ip,,, weather conditioni than
You must be either houeswives or house- that sown from new crop seen. "7
. L .1. i-.i. j,, want the Iiest new crop tnniaon Uover,
usieu bouid u.,i njomsj rememuer inai. iu mo m i u strou gernnnatinn, ne aure vw
in his expectation lo surprise wnso vou must cither weavo mn's furt- onler Wood'i "Tride nrK Brwio.
i . L .1.. VIT..1 I r. .l I w.o n..
Vl'rltr tor prices ana iieacntiM" r-..
ihe t,r, ssure o excitement may aecoui- e- s, -r - inn. ,,..... , -.
nhsh wonders Aud yet lhe same man ibrough Jackson, whem-e he came. gowworln jn ,,e night', cold grass may
' ... Li: . ..I . . r l'..l U..... tt,lw,A.i f.irort i. .1. . . I. . f. k.., ak.a
may break down completely in the linn- "p"' " - r- " "" ' "" "
horse round of common tasks. The only consisted of a ''brigade uf oav.hy ttud ho ,a for a noble woman il .IroUk-i
,, i . i ..:. I ..;..,. nf urlillnrv." wilh a sumiorl-1 I'.,. l,,.f hnller linn houses ceiled
m.i a i it wv mat ... " - i , - i
' , . ..... r :..e . .. l';..i.. V ('
is by daily enJeavoring nura-lvcs to follow
th hlessed stens of His must holy life,
and by doiugall such good works as He
has prepared fur us to walk in. As our
Jays are, so shall our strength be. The
outward man may and must perish, but
the iuward man will be renewed day by
Jay. For in the heart of deoaying na
ture lhe seed of an immortal being will
live and grow uuhurt amidst tbe wreck
uf mailer. It is all very simple this
secret ol p rpciual youth but simple
as it is, many do not seo It. Ihey spend
their labor for that which aalisfieth not
Thev I urn away from lhe fountain ol liv
ing waiers, aud he a Iheiu out cisterns that
can hold no water.
T. U. B.
Every man who aeala the truth for
gain, is a brother lo Judas.
ine force of infantry at Wiulon, N. C ,
bv not more than two hundred Confeder
ate infantry wilh two piece of aitillery,
was not only a brilliant military achieve
ment of the gteatest moment, s a defeat
of the Confederates would have resulted
in the destruction of the railrusj bridge
over lhe Uoaooke at Weldon, which was
nne uf lhe main lines of railroad connect
ing Richmond aod ibe South; and in the
occunation bv lha enemy of a large sec
lion of the richest portion of the Slate,
from which the ( onlcderale government
largely drew in aupplies, but also preser-
ed this section of Norlh Carolina ever
afterwards from the enemy's presence
Tho crops of 18C3 and 18C4 wore saved
to lhe people as if no war was raging
near them, and the alave population re-
j unined quietly at wotk on the planta-
I .: .... J..p.n. iKa hlnna nf tha alar.
HUUS UUI lug . " UB,au " -
n.lae nr n.iintcd with vermilion.
shedding lis (Ulet llgnt lor loose wuu
are homeless. Hits, 1 neneve, is me
woman's true place and a power.
Huskin.
UTTICH, HU.T HIIKUM AND I'.C'T
AIM. The intense itehine and smarting inci
dent to these diseases, ia iustantly allayed j Pq.HQV
by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin I
Ointment. Many very bad eases have
been nermanentlv cured by it. It is
eons vefficiont for I'ching piles and
...
a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chap
ped hands, chilblains, frost bitea and
chronic sore eyes. zoo. pet dox. "
For sale by W. at Cohen, Weldon, J. M. Brown,
Halllki. Dr. A. R. Barrlaon. leaeld. Drualla
Valbj and Smos tor (all plantlnf .
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
J. L. JUDKINS,
Wholesale and ReUiC
Dealer In Fine '
OrnnlAN I
III AMI AM
Bears lha
Bigaatara
f
AMlM Ten Km ltt Bought
FRUITS. CONFECTIONERIES.
Crockery, Glass Tin, aod wooden and wll
low ware. Also iraii a nniw, vow,
Hog and Poultry Food, and Oroya's
Tumelesa Chill Tonic Alexander't
Liver and Kidney Tonic for purilylng
the blood. This tonic it warranted or
money refunded.
J.L. JUDKINI, .
No. 9, Wsshiurtoa kn., WauCk,V.
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