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JOHHsTW. SLEDGE, I'KoI'KIKTok.
VOL. XXXIV.
A. 2nT E "W S 3? -A. 3? IE IBL IF O 13, THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, KKI'T EMBER 7. 1899.
TEBMS:-''M annum in advance
NO 19.
oils and Pimplbs
Giv
e Warning.
When Nauiro in overtax. (I, she linn
hei own tViiy ot itiviii;; nntiro ihitt iissist
arue is n il,il. Slii' tltji a mil ask fur
hflp until it I" iniKpiilik' to get along without
it. Hoils mill pimples ii i ! mi indii ution tlmt
the system in accumulation imperil it'H which
AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT
NATURE IS APPEALING
COD JJCI D Hunt lip gotten rid of ; they are an urgent appeal (or assistant
I Ull llt.L.1 i h wiirnuiK that can net sari-lv lip iinnml.
' To mule.' t tu purity the liln.il m this
time mniii more tliitti the annoyance of painful Isiils hii'I
unsightly pimples. If these impurities are allowed to
remain, tha system stiocumtM to any ordinary illness. Hnd is
uubli to withHtanil the many ailments which, are so
prevalent during spring and summer
Mra. L. Oentile. Wilt rleoond Avenue, Heutlle. Wish .
says: " I was alllioled for a nx time with pimples. Inch
were very annoying, an they Humoured my live tear.ullv.
After using many other remedies in vain S S S. nronintlT
and thoroughly cleansed my hood, and uow I rejoice in
a ffooa nornuieaion. which i never nua ueiore la 11
i apt. w ii uuinap. m mo a u rt. .v J l-
R. R. Chattanooga. Term, writes :
I I "Several Inula and cnrbuiicli a broke out iihin me, canning
gretu pain ana wirioviiiice. ,siy oioou soerni u to lie in
a riot"iia condition, und nothitiLr I t'Mik si'toii. il to do
$4 any good. Hit bottles of S S S. cured me I'ompletely
and my blood lias been ifeitly puro ever Hinoe."
't
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and ia the only one that is absolutely free from jsitai-li and mercury. It
promptly purities the blood and thoroughly cleanser the system, builda tip
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AT WHAT AGE SHOUI.O
OIKI.H MAHKY?
The Fallen Woman.
Li
It has come to pans that the uiudern IHt KtUfLt AKt UIMJUSI
girl marries Inter in life than her pro
decessor. She feels thaUhere is no hurtj THK TIM WILL COM WHEN THE
aoii takes pleuty of time to look about sedi'CKR will BB tyliAi.l.v (iiill.TY
her. The healthy minded would Ken- with this heducsu,
erally prefer to marry, but just at what
es is somewhat hard to determine. It I We often inquire why is it that when
seems to ma that the only possible an- a woman falls she falls forever id the es
iwer to the iiestioo is also the most tioistion of a large Dumber ul professed
obvious, name v. when she arrives at Christians f lhe tallen woniao has
years o( discrelioo. This happens at neither sympathy nor consideraiion at
various ages, aooordiog lo the character the bands of those who should be her
aud capacity of the girl. Some girls are savior and redeemer. Who is mocked,
sensible women at Dinoteeo; some are ridiculed, denounced, shunned and the
never sensible women at all. vilest epithets are piled upon her head
The Amelia Sedley aort of iiirl is a She is denied entrance into the homes
survival of the chattel period, and as she of Christians odJ ostracised by the church
never acquires the sort of discretion of God, She receives no word of kind
which is a safe conduct through life it neus or admonition, but is pronounced too
makes no dimerence it what age she low and common to be even noticed by
marries. She is the clinging sort of the better element of society, The poor
creature who looks about for a man to woman realizing ber condition she aban
an upon and generally finds one, for I dons all hope ol salvation and sinks
men in i .nil nrefer hr Thev lower and lower until she is past re
1 " j ...... r . j i
aentimenialiio on the subject in theii
youth and talk about the ivy and tin
oak. When they are captured, if tbey
do not suffer the fate of the oak smoth
ercd by the ivy, but survive to tell the
demplion. She feels that no one cares
for her and she soon fails to care for her
self. Poor woman I The degenerate
daughter of some pious Christian mother.
No home, no friends and no one to reach
forth the hand of love and sympathy
tale, they still ding to their theory; but "oli btif? bacl to that 8,ate of Puril)'
they peod the leisure hours of their
middle age at their clubs. Sarah Grand,
in the Gent'ewoman.
FAIR
24TI1 ANNUAL
Japanese Babies.
HOW THEY ARE WELCOMED.
THE (IlKI.S ARE U1VEN BEAUTIFUL
NAMES, WIIII.ETUE BOYS ARE OFTEN
CALLED STONE, TIIIIK, OR BEAU.
of the Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural Society
will be held at Weldon, N. C, Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2 & 3, k
1899. Liberal Premiums! Fine Races! Uheap ex
cursion Rates.
.aK'?.
iVvVr .W.
oVvvt5ka
v - -
- Al I'....Oi,I).SBfc. we
!, " yi-.'
and innocence ei joyed before she left
the pleasures aud comforts of homo fot
the dangerous voyage on the ocean where
made shipwreck of all she is aud all she
could be. But there is another pln.z
In this sulject and one that we wish to
emphasize: What was the cause of the
downfall of the poor woman? By what
means was she led to ruin and disgraie?
Was it not the one who offertd her his
hand iu marriage? Did he not tell hir
he loved her and would one djv be In r
husband? Did he Uut asMire her llnil
he wuuld utVtr fuiet Uur luisiku lui
he haviug ounfi linec in his premise b
cjukc he loved him was led to take the
1'ali Hi p. Yes, lhe young man who
mo-es iu the bent s eiety mid who hus
m ini' d niie of the tirtl ladies in the cuu.
iiiiiuiiy escapes public rebuke and pubiie
UMltu. lie in. lint. lill.-i his nitioti in
sniieiy and iu the church aud is the
lireel t'.iUHn of the duwul'all of the wo
rn hi wliunj he has disgraced. It is a
shameful fact, that this same young mun
fiuds uo impediment in his way to the
t society, lie is permitted by fulhers
and mothers to associate and even marry
theii daughter. We enter our protest
against such methods as condoning I In
crimes of men aud anathematizing poor,
weak, helpless aud dependent fuuiales.
If the woman has committed an unpar
donable sin and should be discounte
nineed by society, then we insist thai
the same should be meted out to him
ho stands equally guilty with her in the
eight of God. The time must come
when the seducer will be equally guilt)
with the seduced It is a burning shame
fir man to be recognized and woman un
recognized when both are morally re
sponsible for the act commuted. Wash
ington Messenger.
Only what we have wrought ioto
character during life can we take away
wiih us.
talk Justice. tmimWmlm
pboof of okifiiss cuiti. The Biggest Thing In Norfolk
INCIDENTS OF THE TRIAL AT RENNES
WHICH SHOW 1118 TEEASON.
Mamma "Bessie, how many si-ten-
baa your new playmate? Bessie "
has one, mamma, lie tried to tout me
by saying that lie had two half sbtcis
but didu't kouW that I've studied ariih
etic."
"My older brother always got bunion d
because he was tbe biggist." "Yes, And
ui I uther brother got humored becaust
he waa the littlest," "How about yo
"Well, I had to behave myself ."
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MillUranliK, riineja, nu mkikui
Machinery, aud Rrpaira
Noa 81 M Old 8t , Petemhurg, V.
oct n r
IvrlitiK
1 wiiii .11 run down .no cmiin ncn no iny
work at nil without uinrmiR Irtim urr'iitii .1.
ini-k.. I wriite to llr K llrn-. ul minan
V l.i a.lvK-e. He ndvtvil l iiw llr llt-rer !
i:.J.l.n Mr.Ui'al DiM-ovrrv and ' F.lvontr Pre-
M-riplMin. 1 out no. ami uarti nvr loxiiea oi
rat'h anrl t cannot rxiirrwi the benrlit 1 have
rrvcivwt from thiie mHlciiiea. I aim! "
tiralth ami alrpnglh. When I comtnciK-eit tq
l!ir lhe meou-lnra 1 wriRiiea only ill uounm
how I wrtiih 140 nouiiiU. 1 thank ttoil auj
jir Firn-e tor mv rrvovrry Mv IuhIiiv aiij
(Itrn.t. all (houghf wolW Jin hut tinlay am
a wrM wuniau "
The wundcrfiil rfficta of thin treat " Ilia
covery' are ienulne and permanent; they
are not due to any falae or alcoholic atlmu.
lua fr it containa no alcohol. Real aiib
atantial healthy muclar trrn(th ia built
up; the atoniach and liver are toned; the
blood i pulihed and vitalttt-d; the nervea
are ateadled; the entire constitution ia re
juvenated and renewed.
In caae of ennatipation, there la nothing
quile ao effective aa Dr. Pierce' Fleanant
1'elleta. They act contlurtahly thouah
urety; they do not Itripe; you do not be
come a slave to their uae. Their effect ia
Ufttina. There are countleaa aubatitutea;
but nothing else ia like them.
Tlie birtb of a baby in Japan, as witb
us in America, in the cause of much re
joicing iu the family. Aa soon aa the new
little brother or eUter arrives, a apecial
uien-eDgiT is scut to notify relatives and
friends who expected new-ootner into the
world. The women welcome a new lit
tle nephew or niece, by bringing with
them, as is tlie custom in Japan, some
present, which must always be accoui
paioed by dried Ssh or eggs, for good
luck. Tbe baby, if it be the first ooe iu
the family, receives many presents iu the
first few weeks of its life, which must all
be acknowledged at lhe proper time by
its parents When it is a week old it re
ceives its name, but to call a child after
a person would not, as with us, be consid
ered an honor. Names of beautiful ob
jects in nature are oommonly used for
girls, such as Snow, Sunshine, Gold,
while boys of tbe lower classes are often
called Stone, Bear, or Tiger.
The important event in the baby's life
is on the thirtieth day after its birth
when il is taken for its first visit to the
teviple. For this occasion great prepare
lions are made, and the baby ia dressed
in garincois of finest silk or crepe, made
i-piria ly for the festival. Accompanied
by member- of I lie family, it is carried to
oueuf the Shinto temples, and theie
placed uoder the protection ol the patron
deilyof the temple. Offerings aremadi
the god and to the priest,' a blessii.g is
obtained, aud the god thus chosen is sup
posed to become the special guardian ol
the child llirouiih lile. You know thai
in heathen Japan the people have mil
been taught towonhip the true Ood,
uud so these poor, deluded people have a
great number of what they call Shiolo
deil lea.
Alter the ceremony is over, there is
ually uu entertainment of some kind at
e ti.uie ofthe pareuls, especially if the
auiily be one of high rauk. Vrienda, or
any who have mil yet given the baby a
present, usually give it at this liuie
A eertaiu k iu J ul' riee, cooked with red
beans, making a festival driuk, deooliug
good lortuoe, is one of the things (re
pared for this occasion.
Alt. r this lestivul a quiet life begius
'or the baby, as the babies in Japan are
reuied somewhat differently from those
n this country. They are not rocked or
trotted to sleep, and as their dress is very
simple, liillc time is spent in dressing or
undressing them. The Japanese baby's
Iress consists of a wide-sleeved, straight
ifaruif nt made of silk, ootton, or Annuel,
he number ol ihese garments worn be-
no iii-ierui!iieil by the season ol tneyeur.
hey are all made after one pattern, be
nt precisely the same as the dress worn
by their sisters and mothers, which is
Cillid the kimono, lhe method ul put
ting these dresses on the babies is lather
peeuli ir The little garments are fitted
one inside of the other before they are
put on; then tbey are laid down on the
floor aud the baby is laid into them; a
soft belt attached to the outside dress is
tied around the waist, aud the baby U
dressed wiihout any crying or screaming.
rii.se little kimonos are made long enough
to cover up the little bure feet, aud the
sleeves also cover the hands, which must
raiher annoying to active babies who
wish to use their little fists.
The baby's first lessons in walking are
taken under favorable circumstances, as
iu Japan there is no furniture to fall
against, and babies can tumble about
they like upon tbe soft matted floors of
the dwelliug-houses, their little feet shod
in a soli lit'en-like sock. After learning
to walk in the house, baby's first attempt
out ul'dours is hampered by a sltaw aan
dal, called a geta, attached to the foot by
a strap passing between the toes; but the
little thiugs soon become accustomed to
the new foot covering, and babies of two
or three years trot about uile oomforla
bl) in geta that seem to us to give lb
most iusecuie footing.
The kci even of a young baby may be
koowu by the color of ita clothing, for iu
J apau boys arc dressed in sober iolot.
grays and browns, while the little girls
wear the brightest and most gorgeous
gaimenis, which correspond often very lit
uugly iih pritly names which are givi n
to J ipaiii selittle girls Edith Uibbard
in (jood Cheer.
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Judge "Did you say your name was
Alfred or Alphonie Dteyfus? Be care
ful how you reply."
Dreyfus Alfred Dreyfus is my
Dame.
Judge "Ah ha! Why did you say
Alf red Dreyfus is my name instead of
My name is Alfred Dreyfus?"
Dreyfus " Keally, uion Colonel, I
don't"
Judae "You hesitate. You look
confused. I note the fact that you uo
crossed your legs when I asked you this
question. That is proof of an uneasy
e mscieoce. What have you to say
Dreyfus "I can't"
Judge "He can't. This is a confes
sion. He is guilty." (Sensation)
Itreylus "0, uion Colonel, 1 am
innocent."
Judge " If you are innocent, perhaps
you will tell where you wete night be.
fore last at fifteen minutes past ten?"
J)reyfus "In Jail."
Judge "Where were you on Jan
uary 11 1896?"
Dreyfus "In jail."
Judge "Where were you when tbe
Surburbao was tun in 18'J8?"
Dreyfus ' In jail."
Judge (triumphantly) 'Always iu
Seek No Further
Belter Cannot Hi
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A Smart Lawyer.
WAS READY TO SETTLE.
THE TniRU MAN COULD NOT BK FOUND
AND THE CASE COLLAPSED.
That reminds me," said a Chicago
man in a reminiscent group the otner
nighti"ofan old story that is good
enough to repeat. Some years ago three
bookmakers put up at a Chicago hotel
aod handed a large package of money to
the chief cierk. They told him that they
would leuve it with him every uight
and were particular iu saying (but it was
to be delivered only in the presence of
three. It was evident, you see, that
jail, yet this canaille claims tu be in- tlit-y didn't quite trust ooe another.
nocent. Once more, where where you on "Well, a week or so rolled around, and
tbe 29th ef February, 1899?" 0ne morning one of the trio camo down
Dreyfus "Iu jail." rather early aud called for the cash.
Judge Sacre blue! You convict Without thinking of the conditions of
youtself. There was no 29th of Febru- delivery the clerk banded it over and the
ary, 1899. We shall see. Ycu wrote houktnaker iiromutly skipped. His two
the borbireau?" partners were lurious and brought suit
Dreyfus "No, mou Colonel; I am Loaiost the hole! for $25,00(1, the amount
innocent. iD the bundl
Judge (sternly) How long have ", smart young lawyer volunteered to
you known William Pattersou?" take the defense, which other attorneys
Dreyfus "I do not know Monsieur regard) d as hopeless.
Patterson at all." "When tbe trial came off be waited
Judge "Are not you the urau who uoll t,c bookmakers had submitted all
struck hinif their evidence and I hen arose with a
I) rejfuf "I never heard of him. iare bundle in his hand.
Judge "He never hnitd of Billie i'0 stand ready,' he said, 'to fulfill
Patterson, the man who wasslruek. 11
dissembles. Do you sm ike cigarette.-? '
Dreyfus "Yes."
Judge "Is the tariffs lua? '
Dre)l'us--"It is."
Judge " ou are a traitor to Prance.
Ill
Li
IM
I
the letter of agreement you have just
proved. This package contains 25,00(1
in cash. Assoou as lhe three owners
annlv for it tunelher we ate prepired to
uru it over.'
Of course the third man couldu't be
France iuiposses a tariff, and you suy it produced, aud the ease immediately col-
is a tax. Have you ever felt like thirty lapsed. The parcel really contaiued an
eeuts?"
Dreyfus "Yes, mm Colonel I feel
like tweuty-five cent uow."
Judge "Do you still deny that you
wrote Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight?"
Dreyfus "I never denied it, because
I never heard "
Judge "You see, he claims that he
rote Curlew Shall Not King Tonight
Dieyfus "But, uion Colonel, I know
nothing about Curfew. Do not claim-
Judge "But you don't deny. Perhaps
you also wrote The Beautiful Snow?'
Dreyfus "Really, moo Colonel, you
do not allow me to explain."
Judne " Do you believe in the free
coiuage of silver at 16 to 1, independent
of any other nation on earth?"
Dreyfus "I am afraid that "
Judge: lie is alraid to spoak. He is
opposed to sound moucy. v nom uo
you consider the greater military genius
Mercier or Ksterhaxy.
Dreyfus "I cannot say. Bjth of
them, possibly."
Judge "Have you not been in oorre
SDondenoe with Jack Chinn and Deal
horse Jake since this trial began?"
Dreyfus "I have not."
Judge "Do you deny that you rcceiv-
ed a cipher cablegram from Hinky Dink
yesterday morning?"
Dreyfus "I d ."
Judite "You change color. Your
old pair
Ocean.
of pants
" Chicago Iuler
l'(IINTI'.l) IAUHA1HS.
V lawsuit is the proper court dress
for su attorney.
l he pieture ul health is often a genu
iue woik of art.
Coriosiiy has a peculiar way of get
lhe b.'tter of discretion.
The dog who chase his own tail
his b st to lu iVebilh ends meet.
The tutu whose uiioJ is not made
should never air hi opinions tu public
A bachelor alwiys fdels aorry for a
pretty girl who marries a uie vther man.
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mothers tor ohildren, while teething, with
perfoot suoeoss. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all psin, cures
wind oolio, snd is the best remedy (or
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part ol the world. 25 cents a
bottle, lie sure snd ask for "Mrs. Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup," snd take no oth
er kind.
W.L.Wa.k,
-DEALER IM
wrnug way.
1 oin overstocked In these machines ana
while this lot last propose to close litem
out at wholesule mat for KPOT CASH.
Call aud see them or write for circulars
fully describing them aud save $15on your
machine. 1 also have sii oak side boards
that I will close out at cost. Some ol them
very handsome. 1 need money and will
give bargains in anything in my line.
Hpecialtiea cariied:
The devil will always he your enemy
ao matter how friendly be seems to be.
latntW t tin Hisf 1m Hit twirs Roufht
ftfaatar
BUCCIES. WACONI.
Heavy (z ancy furniture,
GROCERIES,
Fruits, Confeertioneriea.
Country Produce
Bought and Sold.
CHOICE BEEF ALWAYS ON HAND.
Hive me a call.
W. U 8TA.INBACK.
jauuly Weldon, N. C.
UNDERTAKING COODS,
COFFINS. . .
Both wood and metallic Horn fo to IW
KaTNia Nsw Heana KrtssU ttcaa
nrniiHiuox.