trOHlT W. SLEIDO-E, 1'Kohuktor.
'vol. XXXV.
.A. NEWSPAPER FOIR, THE PEOPLE
TEP-zlvdS: 1B0 PKR ANNUM IN ADVANCE
WKLDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNK 21, 1900.
NO 8.
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C0NTM01IS BLOOD MESON
ContKiou Blooil Poison it the mat ilcKradittR ami destructive of all diseases, as it vitiates and corrupts the entire ivstem.
i iic i.ir.i " " tiniY.irii in i ' 1 1 ii mi pnunics on me nonv, nioutn ami tnrout necoine tore, the
glands enlarge and inflame, copper colon d splotches appear, mid liair and evelirowi full out. Theite are
some of the milder symptoms ; tlirv im-icae in scverilv, finally sttackinK the vital organs ; the hody is
tortured with rheumatir pains and enured illi (ft.-iii.ivt- rating sores.
It is a ieculiar poison, mid bu liiclih . ,iUKi,,u that an innocent person handling the same articles
used by one infected with tins loalhvimr disease, may he inoculated with the virus. It can lie transmitted
from parent to child, appearing at the -.nine ilea use or in a modified form - like liewnia or Scrofula.
Many an old sore or stul-lxirn skin trouble appearing in middle life, it due and traceable to blood
poison contracted in earlv life. Yon tti.iv have taken potash and mercury faithfully for two or three years
and thought you were cured, but you wi re not, for these poisonous minerals never'cure thit disease ; they
drive it from the oubide. but it i d nng iis work on the inside, and will show up again sooner or later.
You may not recognize it as the same old Unit, but it is. S. 8. S. has cured thousands of cases of
Contagious Blood Poison, and it will curt- yi.u It it the onlv purely vegetable blood purifier known,
and the only antidote for this pois.ni. S S. 8, cleanses the blood thoroughly of every particle of the
poison there is never any return ot the dist.ise.
Mr T.W l,cr. Mont-
uHierv. All.. .. :
f several i-wf uru 1
a uitfc'ulHir I with
iAjtwn by (tiif-mwrd
tiursr, who ititetKii
anv rtv, and fur ail
JtHin ycata 1 imflered
twiMd misery. My
ifany mm covered wilh
Hurt and ulcem. 8ev
phyiknaiiitrealfd
irnc, out all to no pur
i;lKe. Thr mercury and
irjH.taih they five tue
fUrtmed to aW fuel to
Ahv awlut flume which
tnv devouring me.
il'rlnuU adviM-il tut to
Irv.s.h . Ittexautak
llnK it and improved
from the atari, and a
fcutnplele "l perfect
tyre waa the rcault."
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which gives a history of the disease in all
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HfCareful Drirets go with all teams. We keep nice line Millies, Hoatl Carta,
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HaJ Hun a Change
Kansas man (veiling in the earn)
We have lots of near neinbbirn now.
Friend Why, I thought your near
est neighbor was 29 miles away.
"Yes, But we've bad s cyclone since
then."
P. N. Stainback,
WELDON, N. C.
tier in
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SHOES
ZEICLER It BAY STATE
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SoIeAgeutin Weldon for 8TROU8E BROTHERS HItlll ART CLOTHING.
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UNDERTAKING
In ill it branches. Metallic. Walnut.
Cloth Covered Caskets and Coffins.
Telephone or telegraph mesmges at
tended to day or niibt.
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Ie!er In Fine
Staple
i and
ancy
Groceries,,
Tfruits. cofifectiqueriesj
oeksry, 01am Tin, and wrxlen and wil-
low ware. Also Pratt's Hons, Cow,
1 Hon and Poultry Food, sod Grove's
I Tas eisss Chill Tonic, Aleiander'l
i Li' i and Kidney Tonic for puritying
4 the blood. This tonic is warranted or
money refunded.
No. JJ Waal
J. L. JUDKINS,
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omen (if
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I b.'n to announce that the follow
int: towns are Dow connected by luni:
diianoe phones, and the rale lure wilh
published will be in eflect on and alter
March 15th:
raoM WELDON to
-DIAI.IR IN-
Groceries
Heavy
AND
Fancy
Corn,Hay & Oats
All goods cheap for cash. 3-llffl green
cofie for 36c. 1 havs recently added to
my business a bakery. Beat Bread and
Cakes famished at short notice.
W. T. PAKKF.R,
WtMea, N. a
Vitell, .'ID. Louisburt;, 40
Airlie, 21). Maoon, 25
ilrooltsion, SO. Maoson, 25
Krinkli-yville, 20. Medoc, 211
tVntreville, 40. Middlebutj;, Ho
t'hurchill, 25. Oakville, 25
I'rowellft 15. Oilord, 40
Dsbney :I5 Hul-eway, 25
Kiificld, 15. ltingwood 15
Krsnklintoo, 40. Koauoku Htipids, 10
liastoo, 10. Tillety, 15
Gillburg, ;i5. Vauhan, 25
llcndcrMin, 35. Warren I'lains, 25
llalil'm, 10. Wsrrenton 25
Kitirell, 40. Wise, 25
Laurel, 40. Younst-iHn, 45
Littleton, 20.
V. C. TUKI'LIMAN,
OBEDIENCE.
WHAT WE MAY DO.
FACING AN AUDIENCE.
SHE WANTED TO BE AN ACTRESS.
IT nilnnillT OUT AN HONEST CONFES
SION AHOUT A STOLEN Htm.
"It has long been a matter (if nrii
ruent," said the old lawyer, who was in
a reminiscent mood, "whether a lawyer
uliou'd defend s man that be knows In
bo guilty. There is au argument od
both sides, and I do not suppose it will
over be settled to the nutisfactioo of all.
"A good many years ago I hud a ou.-e
that set me tu thinking, sod I haven't yet
determined what my duty was in the
matter. At that lime I had a small
practice in a little town in the western
part of the state. Upon my return to
the town oDe day, afier having been away
a few days on a matter of busioess, 1
was called upon to defend a worthier
character who had been arrested fur hog
stealing.
"At that lime every one kept at least
one hog to ba killed in the fall and
salted tiuwn for use in the winter. One
of my neighbors had butchered a hog a
few days before, and the patty that I was
called upon to defend had been charged
wilh theft of it.
"The case was about to bs called when
I arrived, and I asked for a little time in
which tooonsult with my client. This
was granted, and tukiog him to one side
I said :
" 'Now, see here, the best thing that
you can do is to make a clean breast of
the affair to mc, and then I will know
ju-tt where I stand. Whatever you may
coiifess to me I will treat as sacredly con
fidential, and I will do my best to clear
you.'
" 'I dido't steal bis bog,' protested
the prisoner.
1 'Then where did you get the caress
that was louod in your possesaion ?' 1
demanded.
" 'From your back porch, boss,' hi
answered with a grin.
"Then I remembered that just before
going away I had left ordurs to have my
hog killed, and I could only tiasp How
ever, I went to work aud cleared my
client of the charge he was under aud
took the carcass of my lio as payineDt
for services rendered, but I had hard
work treating what he told me ai sacred
and confidential." Detroit Free l'resa.
WE NEKII TO I.EARN THAT HI.Ml'I.K
OHKIIIENt'E IN HKTTE11 THAN (JURAT
Al'IMKVKUENT.
II EH EXPERIENCE IN THE PROFESSION
CI' TO THE MOMENT OK HEa r'IRST
APPEARANCE WHEN SHE I'LED FROM
THE 8TA0E IN SHAME AN II DISMAY.
Most of us would like to do some great
tuing lor the glory ol Uou. ll we could Iheres a very largo D'ltuuer ol per
write a great poem or a great book, if we formers would be and others who are
could build a magnilicent church or giveo "trial peiformaoc.es" in the vaude
louud a great college, if we oould con- fille theatres to test their ability to suit
vert a whole nation or evangelito the the patrons, Sometimes these are given
whole world, we would gladly do it. And in public without previous notioe on the
yet it may be that we are Tory inaolive programmes, but generally for the mana-
io relation to all those things. Because ger's eye alone
we cannot d-) the whole, we refuse to do A very pretty and ambitious young
our part. We thus prove that we are girl had quite an experience in this way
not so desirous to glorify God as lo glori-1 last summer.
fy ourselves. There seems to be no glory "You know how poor we were," she
for us in the obscure part wo arc called said to me when I had coaxed her to
take, aod we refuse it, tell of her debut, "and how large every
We need to learn that simple obedience I dollar looked. All my friends had
better than great achievement. praised my parlor recitations as being
Saul thoiitiht to honor God by a great verv One. and so I thought I minlit as
sacrifluial offering of animals that God well see if I oouldo't turn my talent to
ad commanded him to slay without some account
ceremony. But the voice ol the prophet "1 appliel to six vaudeville agent),
rang out in his ears "Obedience is bet- None of them cared for what I did, but
ter than sacrifice." they all offered to have a sketch written
It is better for God and better for us I fur me by different men whom they re-
that we simply obey. God knows best commended in their employ, I after-
hat our achievements should be, where I ward learned
our labors Bhould be applied. Aod there "This would require from (25 to 850
are none who so honor God, who so glo- as a starter, and as this was out of the
rifv His name, as those who in a spirit question they all dropped me like a hot
i ...
f humility daily ask, "What wouldst I potato. Thus I never got near the prom
Thou have me to do?" and who labor iocnt vaudeville managers a! al
faithfully at their God-given tasks. It I "But I kept at it, and at length met
matters not what those talks sre. It manager who, after hearing me, agreed to
may be dig coal or hoe corn. It may let me go on that night unannounced,
be to toil with a needle or broom. Wher- except by the sign 'Extra Turn,' which
ever there is a spirit bent upon its task was pushed out for the audience to see,
n a spirit of loving and reverent obe- "If I suited, I wis to have $25 a week.
dience, there is God glorified, there is a "Twenty five dollars a month wou'd have
pectacle pleading tu Him who sits on I seemed ppluudid, and in a great stale of
le throne.
U'l'T.
A skeptical young man confronted an
old Quaker with the statement that he
did not believe in the Bible. Tli
Uuaker said: "Host thou believe in
Franee?"
"Yes; though I hae not seen it I
have seen others that have. Besides,
there is plenty of corroborative proof
that such a country does exist.''
"Tben thee will not believe anything
thee or others have not seen?"
"No. To be sure I won't."
"Did thee ever see thine own brains?"
"No."
"Ever see anybody that did?"
"No."
"Does thee believe thee has any?''
The young man left. Exchauge.
1 he Story Was Out.
tb
Here the Sea Serpent drew near
sec-.sled the man on the beach.
' 01 course," said the saurdiao, "you
are a temperate man of uuimpeachable
veracity."
"Uu the oontrary, replied the man
"I am a confirmed inebriate aud an un
mitigated liar!"
But it was too late to recede, now
Detroit Free I'ress.
Gen. Supt.
Monuments
AND
Gravestones.
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mm 1
Hll.lilt niraouiuf ft m -.-litiilrtl nr Invanuve uiliiil
dftlrlal a trip tu Um I 'lu-ta SCipoalUva. 1U sued
MMrf Ul nnrnMt Mia. .uumu wriiv
li. f A 1 k T stl t su, ftOmmn, M4.
Cleaning fik
House
Once or twice a vear the good house
wife has a thorough Vioum cleaning. The
house has been swept and dusted every
day in the year, but the housewife knows
that in spite of vigilance dust accumu
lates in cracks and comers, and is only
to be removed by special enort.
It's the same way with the body. You
look after it every day. You take all
the ordinary precautions of cleanliness
and health. Yet the body needs its
special cleaning to nd it ol the accumu
lations of waste and poisonous matter
which invite disease. Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, taken regu
larly once or twice a year, would save
many a sickness. It purines the blood.
strengthens the stomach, and cleanses
the body of poisonous accumulations.
"Last soring 1 hid tevm stuck of onru-
monia, wnieh kft m with a bad cough, and
alto left mv 1mm in a verv had condition.'
writes John M. Ruaaell, Kaq,. of Brent. Cherokee
Nat.. Ind. Ter. nl had no appetite and waa ao
weak I could acarcclv walk. Mv breaat waa
all tore with running aorea. I rot two bottles
ur. neror'i (oluca Medical iiiacoeery, wnicn I
believe Mved mv lire. 1 cannot einreaa mv
f ratitude to you. 1 am able now to do vary
goon wort."
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, In paper
covers, sent fret on receipt of ai one-
cent stamps to pay coat ot mailing only,
Address Or. R. V. Pierce, Bufialo, A. Y,
COOIit.l.WS LATEST.
excitement I rehearsed my music with
the pianist, who tried to flirt with me,
and rushed home to carry the good news
and fix up a wardrobe for my three rcci
tatinns.
"I was to make my appearance at !
0 clock, but 1 got behind the scenes as
oarly as 7, with my sister as dresser. Oh,
what a state of excitement we were in
"The 'tip' seemed to have gone around
that I was an experiment, for I received
many quizzical glances from the perform
ers, who were made up and attired as
negroes, hod carriers, acrobats, soubrt-ttcs.
clowns, dancers and the like.
"At 8 30 the manager tapped at my
dressing room door aod then entered
He sat down without removing his hat
and sized me up, rather suurly.
You're never Ki"K wear tint
sk;rt, are you ?' ho asked ?"
'"Yes, sir. Why not?''
" 'Oh, it's too long ! Vou'vo got to
hit 'em when you first come on. Cut
about three inches off that skirt,and you'll
have it right.'
We were both distressed and indig
nant.
" 'I shouldn't like to do that,' I falter
ed.
" ' l ou II nave to do a good many
things you don't like if you're going to
stay in this business,' he said shortly aa
be rose to go. 'I know my audiences.'
"Then he went out.
" 'Let a go home, said my sister
whose face was now very pale. 'This is
no place for you.'
1 W hat t could earn here in a week
would pay our rent for a month,' I sail
firtulv. "Get the seinrl. needle anil
"Wealth, answered the complacent lhrB,a . Xna. deanita u.. n,BflM
-l.:, L .,-1 . i ,1 1 r 1
pn.iosopner, -is wnai mates a man leet l urDf(J tw0 inohe8 of the kirt
J. G irdon Coogler, the sweet singer
of the Congaree and "Author of Purely
Origitial Verse," sent the Atlanta Con
stitution the following, which he dashed
IT in a Purely Original moment. It has
the tender name ol "Little Deeds of
Kindness" which must not be con
ounded with
"Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand
Make the uiightcr ocean
At d the pleasant land"
for Mr. Coogler is nothing if not origiot
Herein he speaks for himself:
I love the little drops of kindness
That make this life sublime,
Undiuinicd they go adowo the years
On the brightest wings of Time.
Like a thousand streamlets onward
fl wing,
With waters crystal clear,
They form a mighty rivel which
Will wash away our care.
"I love the little deeds of kindness
Which men would overlook;
I love them in the lives of men,
Aod in each written book.
'What makes this world a pleasant spot,
A place like that above?
Tia the little deeds of kindness
Wrought in simple love."
Comforting Himself.
"What is wealth?" asked the worried
man.
guilty because he is squandering the in
terest on a whole lot of money every
time he breaks a ten-dollar bill."
Expert flfiiioi.
"1 m so glad that the poor fellows at
Mafekiog have been relieved."
"Yes. Why so?"
"Because now we'll find out what they
think of the starvation cure."
IVsf.-i aii
Msrohant Do you speak German?
Needy Applicant I never have, but
graoious, i ii tsckie it it you give ma a
job.
Nut Even !.
Some husbands are so henpecked that
they daren't write a capital I.
A Yoiiug C.iservalive.
Conseivaiive Come, Bobby, tell us
which you love best your ue or me.
No, you don't, pa; I'm a middle-of-the
roader.
lit an! Fame Arrive! Togetier.
I see th it a B iston man says that Geo
Phil Sheridan arrived at Cedar Creek
too late.
Well, he seems to have reached there
in ample time for th poet and the sculp
tor hichane.
stitched it and put it on, Then I looked
at myself in a long mirror.
l ou look lovely, sighed my sister
but, oh, I'm so ashamed
"So was I, but I felt that I'd rather
face a friendly audience than an un
fiieudly landlord, so up stairs I went and
stood at the wings waiting my 'turn'
an agony of nervousness.
"A tall, pretty contortion daaocr h
just come off the stage and lay panting
for breath on a mass of old oariMt. Shi
smiled faintly and asked between her
gasps:
" 'Dancer?'
"I shook my head.
" 'You can thaik Ood for that,' she
whispered, 'for it means death. I've
got consumption.'
"Here the stage manager came up.
'"Your turn next,' hs said, 'when
those "knockouts" cot through. They
take two encores. This is their last.'
"Ob, the agony of waiting for those
men to finish and the fear that they
would! How they worked! They
knocked each other down with barrels,
pulled noses, cracked eaeh other over the
hesd with tin trays, tripped and fell over
each other and staggered off past me in a
tats of wreckage and perspiration (hat
was dire to soe.
"Then I saw the page draw out two
signs aod put in two others. Then my
music sounded it teemed miles away
and the stage manager gave me a gentle
push.
"'That's you,' he laid. 'Go on, and
don't be afraid. Throw it at 'em hard.'
"No criminal going to execution ever
r
A Wordl:'.1?.
Suffering
Women.
No one but yourselves know of the
uHennj? you go through. Why do
?rou sutler ? It isn't necessary. Don't
use your health and beauty, (for the
loss of one is speedily followed bf the
loss of the other.) Don't feel " weak "
and "worn out." Impure blood If at
the bottom of all your trouble.
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QUART DOTTLES.
will purify vour blood and brine
the bloom of health back into your.
cheeks, tacb. bottle contains a
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w,
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WELDON, N. C.
There was a smart round of applause.
'That's for the short,' I thought and
felt like sitting down in shame. I reached
the center of the stage in some way oh,
how oan actors and actresses fight for
such in uncomfortable position and,
ling my eyes in self defense on the
pianist, began my recitation.
"I was vaguely conscious that the man
of musio was accompanying me and nod
ding and winking encouragement at the
same time. My voice sounded faint and
far away, and I felt myself wondering if
should ever recover from this horrible
experience. I ncn tne nutter ot a pro
gramme distracted my attenlion, and my
eyes fell upon the front row.
Ther sat four people whom I knew
.... . i i t i r :
very well indeed people wno nau ire-
uently sailed upon us in better days.
They were looking at me and my legs in
amazement and horror, then disputing
with each other and referring to the pro-
ramme.
The words died on my lips, and I
rushed hysterically from the stage, seiied
cloak that my sister waa holding fur
mc, dashed down stairs in the elevator,
out into the street and ran all the way
home. I am now a typewriter, and the
sight of a roof garden gives me a shiver."
Cincinnati Knquirer.
Severe On The Company.
I am sorry to hear that your house was
burned last night, Buggies. But it was
insured, wasn't it?
Yes. That's what hurts the worst.
I'm a stockholder in the company that in
sured it, and this makes the fourteenth
oss since last week.
NEW
GOODS..
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24 yards Elastic, 6c ; 24 needles, 1c, 24
sheets writiug paper, 2c., 20 Dress Buttons
Sc., Yard wide percale 6c., Plaid drasa
goods, ;IJc., Floor matting 10, 12, 15c.
Carpeting, 12 j to 47)c, Farmers heavy
shoes, kmc, Ladies' shoee, 70c to $1.00,
Itugs 25c to $1.75, 3 yard lace curtains 37 i
cents, Curtain poles und tUtures, lHc, cur
tain scrim, 4c, calicoes, 4c, Men'sooatxand
vests Hoc, men's pants, 80c, hoy's pants
is to ,ic., Boy's suit 45 to KSc, Mattress
king, & to ic. Men s winter underwear.
20c, plush capes, $1 to $l.at. I am re
ceiving sonic good bargains in winter goods
EE. G. SPIERS,
Weldon, N. C
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cure. .)c. The genuine has L. B.
on each tablet. For sale by W. M. Cohen
Druggist, Weldon, N. (J.
Don't pick up a man before he is
diiwn. Don't correct him before he has
made a mistake.
We are want to look forward to
troubles with fears of what they will in
flict, but back on them with wonder at I felt as I did when I walked out among
what they have saved us from. I those people.
WOOD'S COLD STORAGE
Seed Potatoes
or Planting in June or July.
Sprout vigorously, and yield splen
did crops of Choice quality
Late Potatoes.
The following tire extnicU from cus
tomers letters who plnnted Wood's Cold
fUonige Seeil Potatoes lust season.
Came up beautifully and yielded splendidly. '
"Nut a alng-le hltl failed to come ap.'
'Dade the choicest lot ol Potatoes I ever saw."
Had fine Potatoes. "
"The Cold Storage Is the kind to
'Welt pleased with them.-SMde a large crop.
'Par superior to those kept In ordinary way."
1 have never grown finer or larger Potatoes."
l'liice vour order now for shipment at
such time as vou want to plant. De
scriptive Circular giving prices and full
information mailed on retnieut.
If vou art interested In Oerman Millet, Cow
Pas, Sorghums, Buckwheat ar any season
able seed? for Summer sowinK, write
for prices and our apecial circular
in rvsard to aame.
T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsman,
RICHMOND, vIRQIala.
A PPOMATTOX
IRONWORKS,
Manufacturersof
Agricultural Implements, Shaftlngi,
Mill Ciearing, Pulleys, All kinds of
Machinery, and Repairs.
Nos. 29 34 Old St., Petersburg, Va.
, weatness . . .
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A SPRAINED ANKLE QUICKLY
CURED.
"At one time I suffered from a severe
sprain of the ankle," says Geo. E. Cary,
editor of the Guide, Washington, Va.
"After using some well recommended
medicines without success, I tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and an pleased to
say that relief came as soon as I began lo
use and a complete oure speedily followed.
Sold by W. M. Cohen.
Christ takes no more delight to dwell
in t sad heart than we do to live in
dark house.
Do you know tb
heat medicine on
Mirth for all female
M weakofwa- Trv
B lr Mat.il".
OMNGEIIOSSON
if you don't. Hia
Pile Cure and oth-
r remedies are just
ood. Coirea-
poudence solicited.
MR. MATTIE DAVIH HUNTER, Aft
dec 14 6m ASCCLA, M. c.
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