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WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY. FEBKUARY ill. 1901.
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A CURIOUS FREAK.
SHADOW ON THE WHITE HOUSE.
Profile of McKinley and Pic
ture of Queen Victoria.
Several tioies in the last three years
there have been published in the Sun
descriptions of the various singular shad
ows that have appeared from time to time
on the nirth or main pored of the While
H-use. Ono of these shadows represen
ted the pr tile und h ut form of an old
woman, wiih one hand resting on an in-di-linet
object, (bat risemhled a spinning!
wheel. This shadow, c:ist by the suu's
rays shilling through the railing, which is
a pari of li e Colonial stiuelure at ihc top
of the u an.si-n, appearet d lily at a cer
tain hour fur (wo or lime week-; and ns
it was about that tine that President
McKinley s mother died, the phcnouie-
non niadii a deep impression oo many
superstitious persons.
List fall another shadow appeared
and it required no ctf.nl of the imagiua
lion to recnguizi it as a human forearm
and hand, wiih bent forefinger upheld in
the altitude of warning or reproach
Superstitious folks who saw it every day
for a f iruiighi orso agjiu had a chill
while 01 hers rem irked facetiously thai
the incident ought to be a comlort to ih
ami-iuiperi ilisis who have s long been
p eiieiinK cilamity. li the public has
regarded these publications in the Sun
is liclne; ot a myllilcal order or mere
'shadow" stones, the ai5 lavils of all th.
messengers und guards at the Whit
House can bebrnuht forward to sub
slanliate them.
The latest uianilesialiin of freak ill
nesson the VVhite House ponico appear
ed today. The sun was shinioir bri-htlv
nd at 10 minutes before 1 o'clock
shadow of nondescript fo'iu appeared ou
the-ieat pillar at the extreme northwest
c-rner ot me portico, il soon took on
detiuile sb ipe, and at 1 o'clock repre
sented the face and shoulders of Presi
dent .McKinley in pn fi e. The silhouette
was so sliikiu- in ils aceuracy that many
mrs-os who saw il remaikid thai a more
eorreol profile drawing of Mr. McKinI
c-uid not be made by any anist. The
likeness was o it a coin cl one for more
i lien 2 luinole.H It tzradu illy chaogud
ii h the alii'iin- p' sii.in of I lie sun, and
at 10 miuuiesp-si 1 o'clock hadassuu-id
a reiuirlably perlect likeness to the face
d ihc laic Qieeu Vietolia, even to an
o' jeet ou ll e head retembliiig a cn wi
I'his likei,cs lasiid for two or three ruin
utes, and then gradually disappeared
I wo hours later the same succession ol
shadow-portrait appeared on the n-rth
east pillar, at the opposite side of the
portico, 40 feet away. N. Y. Sun.
Ten Things fur tthiih You're Never Sorry.
Doing good lo all.
Speaking evil of none.
Thinking before speaking.
Holding an angry tongue.
Hearing before judgiug.
Being kind to the distressed.
Asking pardon for wrong.
Being patient wilb others.
Stopping the ears to a tale bearer.
Pishelievin-.' most of the ill reports.
the;
FARMER
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Por living. He has to. He must
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nuitter how he feels. The result is over
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firit sign of strain. The organs of diges
tion and nutrition are deranged, hood
does not nourish. Indigestion nppcara.
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of digestion and nutrition. It cisunses
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tcmperaooe medicine, and contains no
whisky nor alcohol.
I n Wooblfd wllli twHirwtloii for alwut Iwo
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itak Co Idalio. I trwtl diffcreut doctor ud
rrmoUr but to no anil. mUi wroU to Pr.
rtrt and he told m wht to do. I nurrered
with a pla In my aloniaeh and Iclt ante and
thouahlTl would kill m. 1 am lad lo write and
eyu know that 1 am all rtelit. I can do my
work now wtlhoul pain aud I don't h that
rad fMlina tliat 1 utd to have. Fle bcatlca of
Dr FiWl OJiltn Mfdical Ulaeovtry and two
viala of hla ' Pleasant ITlIttn' cured mf."
Sick people can consult Dr. Pierce by
letter free. All correspondence private.
A, Mr- Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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THE GRAND OLD HYMN.
' NEARER MY GOD TO THEE.
The Hymn was Written Ly an
English Oirl Who Did Not
Live to Know the (Jlory That
Awaited it.
As a writer, as a poet, there were
lew in the literary world of Loudon (in
the forties) who had not heard of Sarah
Flower Adams, the gifted woman
whom sil Christendom today pays boia
age in ils I ivo for her iinm trial hymn
fearer, Sly (Joii, lo Thee, writes
Clifford Howard in the February Ladie
Home Journal. "It was written in 1840
and had subsceju ntly been set to music
by K izi Flower, and included in a oollec.
Hon of hymns written and composed by
the two sisters: 0 ily wilhin that year
had liuir bonk of 'Hymns and Anthems
occn puo'isncu, ana ine liyinn in.it was
destined to inspire the world bad then
been heard bul once or twice, and with
in the walls of a single church Soutl
Palace Chapel, London.
"It was not, however, until after tli.
year 180U, when the present well know
tune was composed for it by Dr. Lowell
Mason, of New York, that the hymn at
tuined its wide-spread popularity. Up lo
mat time u nail atiracieil out little no
lice. Thruuuli the spirit of Dr, Masons
sympathetic1 music it was quickened in
in glorious life, a-id brought within tht
reacn or every congregation aud every
Christian soul. But this was long after
the author of I lie hymn had passed away
She died in 1844, without knowing ol
the triumph and I lie glory that awaited
her work. Her grave in the little vtl
luge or npr Dinn is unmarltea oy any
m oiument in hr fame."
run ciohi:tik.
I'm a niodt-l ciari-llc,
Just a lillle lliitig, anl yet
They
Hold me up
Tu the indignation
0: the world
As a crime
I'uwliipt of Justice;
And tl. ey pinch me in the slats
Cause I he nice young man in spals
Treads
The primrose path
Ol' Jali nice
Wiih me,
tire, aiding
My lotiis-iulling fragrance
I hioiigh his immature
Luous and
Lights and
Liver,
And congesting
His delicate mucous membrane
And his sensitive hioticllial tissues
tt iih my inhalations;
tVhich is not my fault of course,
When he coughs aud shows up hoarse
Becausd
If he smokes me,
li is my bounden duty
To return the coaipliment
By smoking him.
1'hen they slug me without truth,
Saying 1 corrupt the youth
Of the lowly and the highly
kind
the same,
And they say I have a smell
Which is something worse than well,
I ui not bad enough to mention such
a name.
Furthermore,
1 am charged witb
High crimes and misdemeanors,
From color blindness
To locomotor ataxia,
From pipes
To paresis,
A-id they jump on me like sin,
And they call the lawyers in;
Boi, darn it all,
I niu't to blame,
Am I ?
They don't have to
Smoke nie
Uulcss they want to,
Do they ?
Confound ihetu,
Thcj b;-;in it,
Don't they ?
I'm a linle cigarette,
Very liltle, and I'll let
Them alone
If they'll
Let me alone;
But
Il'lhey fir-" me up, you bet
Thev will fiud a cigarette,
In the course ol lime, will get
Tke bst of them and yet
It is out the cigarette
That
la raising
All the row,
Is it?
William J. Li npton, in N. Y. Sun.
Probably Jonah had no idea that hi'
wife wou'd believe him when he told her
where he had been, snyway.
After he has been married three years
the average man can fool bis wife as easi
ly as he used to fool his mother.
Probal ly a woman oould sever tell
whether she dresses most to tiokle the
men or lo make the othet Women aad. 1
THE WOMEN.
A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW
A Writer's Prediction on the
State of Affairs when An
other New Century Rolls
Around.
This is what a wriier in one of ihc
Knglish magazines predicts will be the
state of ulf iirs when another ucw century
rolls around :
"By that time women will be a I six
feet in hi ighl, many ol them considera
bly over, while the average height of
man will be five feet Doihing. Woman
will be simng and lusty; and broad, and
heavy in build, and will be very proud
uf her large fuel, thick wrists, powerful
limbs and great muscular development
while men will have grown vain i.f iheir
trimly-corseled waists, nice pink-aud
...l.:. I . " . l r i
wiu'e complexions ana son, gentle voices,
''Love will not have been completely
done away with, though seDiimcnt will
have given w..y to common sense Every
woman will bo required to marry and
support two husbauds, one of wbotu must
be a useful, domesticated creature, caps
ble of tending the children and looking
after the household (while the wife is
away iu the city earning good nioory to
keep ihe home together,) and the other
will be a better-looking, und therefore
more ornamental creature, (not a 'general
utility' man like the 'housekeeper') whose
duiies will be to Bet as cuspniion i l
'gentleman-help to the uii.lress snd
ruler uf the mansion, and keep things up
to the mark generally.
"Women a century hence will all wear
'bloomers,' both literally and figuratively
peaking; any woman transgressing hy ap
pearing in a long-tailed skirt will be con
demned to act as public, street scavenger
for as long a period as the local eouneii
shall determine. Woman will also Wear
a moustache, and the faces of m m will
radually beooiue smooth. Couks will
nn looker bo at a premium, as tiny ta
bloids of food will take t lie pi ice of I In
elaborate dishes of the past. We shall
he able to get through a six-cmrse dm-
ucr in about two minulrs, a tabloid fut
ach course, or, if we prefer it, wo can
ave, mullutu in parvo, a tabloid with
everything compressed and oondensid
into one harmonious whole "
PNEUMONIA CAN Bli PHK VENT
ED.
This dUea-c always results from a cold
or no attack of the grip and may be pre
vented by the timely use of Chamberlain's
Cough Beruedy. That remedy was ex-
nsively used duiiug the epidemics ol
Li Grippe of t lie past few yours, and ool
a single case has over b.'en reported that
lid ool recover or that resulted in pneu-
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preveii ice of that dangerous disease.
hjiohei lam Cough Remedy has ghineil
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A man never lakes out a life insurance
policy t'. r his wife without Woudering
whether he isn't pulling away good
m niey for some other man.
LA GRIPPE QUI 'KLY CURED.
In the winter of 18118 and 1899 I six
taken down with a severe attack of what
is called La Grippe, says F L Hewett, a
prominent druggist of Winfie'd, III. The
only medicine I used was two bottles td
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Il broke
p the oold snd stopped the coughing
liks magic, and I have never sinco been
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It is pleasant to take, ton, which makes
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iih her religinn lhau lir religion has lo
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A STUDY ORINKLES.
TO BANISH CARES AND DREADS.
A Pretty Little Sermonette by
the Richmond News.
Once a man and a woman loved each
other and were married. In the course
of time troubles came upon them and the
man went home at night with bis heart
heavy with the burdens of the day and
fears for the morrow. And the woman
perched herself on the arm uf his cbair
aud with womanish wiles and foolishness
incited him to laughter sod with warm
soft lips kissed away the wrinkles gath
ered on his forehead aud coaxad his soul
to harbor Courage and Hope, banishing
the cares and dreads.
The woman as the years went by be
came Worn and wearied with child bear
ing and caring, with the sorrows the years
bring to all lives and the more racking
troubles the days bring to a woman's life.
Then the man kissed her tenderly and
told her that be loved ber and the foot
prints of pain and worry were smoothed
from ber face. Her heart was filled witb
light aad musio and beauty like a cathe
dral at a festal lime when the organ leads
a great congregation in Te Deua Lauda
mus, snd the sound of solemn and splen
did exultation rings from flior to dome.
For when a woman loves aud knows she
is loved ber soul can koow no hunger
and the uufadiog radiance of that ono
truth weaves rjinhow glories even into
the mist of her bitterest tears.
And at the end one of them died no
matter which one. The living looktd
upon the qui -1, while face of the dead
and saw upon it the marks of time and
toil aud grief, perhaps, but none placed
there by him ur her, as the case might
b. I be liviug one knew then that
death separates but cannot desiroy, that
between the heart yet beating and the
stilled heart there remniied a connection
never to be broken, diMiuct but baffling
t he senses to comprehend, elusive, impal.
pable and beautiful as the track of moos-
iiiihl along the surface of a placid sea.
the man ana the woman whose love
and care and thought are to smooth the
wrinkles from each other's faces may be
poor in all else, but in that one thing
they are magnificently rich and enviable,
No ill turn of fortune can deprive them
of that inestimable prise. Even the
darkness of death itself cannot shadow
its beauty nor dim its light, for its mem-
ries in shining thousands throng the
path of thought from the earlier to
(be later days, and glorify lbs humblest
snd most sorely bruised heart.
OWED TO Till: GRIP.
Cold that makes you rear and rip,
Quinine with a fiery nip,
Boiliug drinks to sip snd sip,
Lemonade and high-spiced flip,
Back that aches from neck to hip,
Swollen nose and puffy lip,
Head that seems to go ca-tipp !
Pulse that shows a lively elip,
Strength that swift sway doth slip,
Feet that stumble, stub and trip,
Knees that toward each other dip,
Gait that rolls ss if on ship,
Tongue that's furry to the tip,
Still mure quinine, 'nother dip,
It's the grip I
Cleveland Plaindealer.
EVIDENCE OF ENTIRE SOBRIETY.
The policeman had given his testimony
which was unqualified to the fact of the
old gentleman's intoxication. Then the
old servsnt was called to the witness box
l Here was a ruioiiiecl expression ot in.
dignation and determination on his Ouun-
tcoance. He testified flatly to the sur
prise ot the couit, that the old man was
sober when he came home. The Muiiis-
ua.e proceeded to question the witness:
"You say that Mr. was sober
when he ca.ue home?"
"Yes, sir '
"Did he get to bed sUil?"
"No, sir "
"Did you put him to bod ?"
"Yes, sir "
"And he wns perfectly sobel?"
Yes, sir "
"What did be say when you ut him
tolled?"
"He said, 'Good night ' "
"Anything else ?"
"Yes sir."
"What was it? T il us exac'l; what
he said, every word."
"He said as how I wasto wake him
and eall him early, for he was to be the
Queen of May.'"
The old man was fined. The King.
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Th n,,l J"u " O""""" g
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READ AND REFLECT.
Warning Notes Calling The
Wicked To Repentance.
Tho only way to have the very prosent
help is to have the ever present Helper,
The preacher who thinks only of prun
ing flowers of rhetoric will pluck little of
tighleousncfs.
Sculs are not saved by slovenly ser
vice.
Probably Paul was a D. D. before he
was oonverled.
lie who takes all lie can get often
gets more than he can take.
Every man has bis own imago.
When love calls His Lord there is no
sweeter word.
The magnified church will often mean
the minimiud Christ.
The preacher's oratory in the sanctu
ary must fail unless prayer has its oratory
iu bis soul.
Heaven may include earth.
The dance is the devil's litany.
You can never teach a toad to trot.
There is much difference between be
ing washed white and being white-wasb-
ed.
Thero is much difference between the
tally cards of earlb and those of heaven.
When men serve us well, we must, not
worship them but God who made them
His iosiruments.
Jacob had to give up his cunning, Job
his goodness, and Peter his strength bo-
fore they got a blessing.
They who keep near the Good Shep
herd do not know that thero are either
dogs who guard or wolves wbo attack.
There is a good deal of difference be
tween seeking to have the truth on your
side and seeking to be on the side of
truth.
The pre-cription fir salvation must
have an application as well as an under
standing before healing is found.
Patriotism is based on principles.
Restraining prayer is relaing care.
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COULD TAKE A HINT.
It was late, but he still lingered.
"I have been tryiog to think," the
young woman remarked after a pause in
the conversation, "of the motto of Ihe
state of Maine."
" 'Dirigo.' " said young Spoonamorc,
reaching lor bis Bat, 'and I will go, but
it will always be a consolation," he added
with a profound bow, "to koow, Miss de
Muir, that you once called me 'dearie!' "
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THE OFFSPRING i
OF HEREDITARY I
BLOOD TAINT.
Scrofula is but a modified form of Blood
Poison and Consumption. The parent
who 19 tainted by cither will see la tht
enihi the same disease
manifesting itself iu
the form of swollen
glands of the neck and
throat, catarrh, weak
eyes, offensive sores
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Scrofula. There mav
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and invigorating the whole system.
J. M. Sral., lis Pulillc Square. Nahvlll,Tena,
snys : 1 en yram nco my ilaiihtrr (ell and cut
rier forehead. From lltifl wouud the alande on
the side of her face Iwrameswollen and txirMed.
... , .....ii.it.v uu liic oiiHin nun ai mil iiihd
home or the best doclora here anil elaewhere
attended her without any benefit. We decided
tn try S. &. S.. and a fp h..,il.. h.
tlrely."
makes new and pure
blood to nourish and
strengthen the body,
and is a positive and
safe cure lor Scrofula.
It overcomes all forms of blood poison,
whether inherited or acquired, and no
remedy so thoroughly and effectively
cleausea the blood. If you have any
blood trouble, or vour child has inherited
some blood taint, take S. S. 8. and ret
the blood in good condition and prevent
the disease doing further damage.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about vour case. We make no
charge whatever for medical advice.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. OA.
Swift's
Silver Leaf Lard
Lard is used, in one way
or another, in the prepara
tion of nearly every meal.
Its effect on your food is
noticeable, and it should
always be of the best quality
procurable.
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard
has attained its great popu
larity because the quality
never varies. It is the stand
ard lard of America.
Ask your grocer for Swift's Silver
Leaf. You will find it thoroughly
satisfactory.
Swift and Company
Chicago
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Over 350 Branch Houses Id tht U. 8.
Monuments
AND
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WE PAY th FREICHT
anoCUARANTEE SAFE
DELIVERY . . .
LARGEST STOCK In the South
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