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JOH3ST W. SLEDGE, PROPRIETOR.
A. NEWSPAPER EOR THE PEOPLE.
TEES:-l-60 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
VOL. XXXVI.
WELDON. N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 30. 1902.
NO. 38
The Kind Ton Hare Always Bought, and which hu beat
in um for orer 30 years, hM borne the slg-natnrsj of
0 and hM been nude under hie per
fz jU&M'f'fM, on lupervUlon ilnee iU infancy-.
Cm Allow no one to decelre you In this.
All Counterfeit, Imitation and M Juit-M-jood" re but
Experiment that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infanta and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Caitor Oil, Pare
fforlc. Drop and Soothing; Syrups. It la Pleasant. It
contain neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlfl
substance. IU age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshness. It cure Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It rellerei Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, firing healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CENUIflE
CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
Si
The Kind You Haie Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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ff.
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oa ess got them from tod tt proper prioet. Call on me for soy
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Patent Medicines.
Stationery,
Toilet Soaps.
All Kinds Perfumery,
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AND TO HAVE
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' A PATHETIC APPEAL.
The MoTing Plea of a Divorced
Man Who Wanted to Wed
Again.
Tht following plea for judicial mercy
Hot to im by a correspondent, says Law
Notes, will bo fuuod brimful of pathoa :
Ei parte Samuel Rice. To the Hoo. II.
A. Sharp, Judge of the City Court of
Birmingham, in Equity :
Your pelitiooar, Samuel Rice of Mo
bile, Ala., would deferentially represent
that os January 10, io the year of grace
1891, your honor dissolved the onnubial
tiea theretofore exiitiag between petition
er and bis eootort, Annie Rice, granting
her a divorce a vinculo et matrimonii,
with the beatifio privilege thereunto ao
sexed of marrying again, a privilege, it
goal without saying, aha availed herself
of with an alacrity of spirit and a fastid
ious levity disdaining pursuit, but oo this
vital point your honor extended to peti
tioner only the charily of your silence. .
Petitioner baa found in his own expe
rience a truthful exnipliftoa'ioo of Holy
Soripture, "that it ia not well for man lo
be alone," and, aeeiog an inviting oppor
tuoity to auperbly ameliorate his forlorn
condition by s aesond nuptial venture, he
Ends himself eireumvallated by an Oasa
Palion obalaole, which jour honor alone
has power to remove.
Hta daya rapidly verging on the aere
and yellow leaf, the fruita and flowara of
love all going, the worm, the oanker and
he grief in eight, wiih no one to love
and none to oareaa him, petitioner feels
an indeecribable teaming, (cutting and
heaving to plunge hie adveniuroua prow
once more into the vexed waters of the
Ma of Oonnubiality. Wherefore oiher
refuge having none and wholly trusting
to the tender benignity and sovereign
discretion of your honor, petitioner hum
bjj praya that in view of sccouspanyiog
fists of a great olond of reputable citiiens,
giving kirn s phenomenally good nam
and fair fame, you will have compatHoo
oo him and relieve him of the hymeoca1
disability under which his existence has.
become a burdes by awarding htm lbs
like privilege of marrying again,, thus
granting him a happy issue flu,t of the
Red act of troubles, into wbtcfe a pitiless
fata has whelmed him. Fo;, comforting
as the velvsty touch of an angel palna
to the fever racked, brow, and soothing as
tht etraioa of an aatlian harp when swept
by the fiogars of tbe night wind,
dear as those ruddy drops that visit thiae
aad hearta of ours, and sweet aa facrs-
mental wine to dying lip, it in l en life'i
fitful fever ia thbiug to its ci . to pidow
ana's aching head on some fond wifelj
boaom and breathe hi) jife put gently
there.
And is duty bound to attain the i oaai
bilitt of eotnpaasing suob a aietsutelees
basediotion, pelitiooar will pray without
ceasing, is sooanta is loud and earnest a
tvar issued from oalibatariao lips.
' " Samdil Rtcx, Petitioner,
' Men don't mind looking old if tbay
don't feel it; women don't mind fetlisg
it if tbay dos t look It.
nnnnnH mot at nn
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ms lull inatructiona aa to what to do. I
at ones followed hia advica, and when
luil uken hia medicine about a week
hit a good deal stronger. When I hai
takes it about one month-1 Mrs stfAV
aa 1 do tc-day:" l took RiUl utiles al
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Pellet,!. Many thankarorthS medians,
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?Ei::iYr.3YALF,US
PROF. LOEB'S EXPERIMEHTS.
He Believes He Is On The Verge
Of the Discovery of the Dream
Of All Ages, the "Elixir of
Perpetual Youth.
In a paper read before the American
Society of Naturalists at Chicago laat
week, Prof. Jacques Loeb, of tbe Uni
versity of Chicago, made the announce
ment that he had discovered the physical
processes that accompany life, and that
eciricity, and not heat energy, ia the
basis of life. Heolaimeto have praved
theory which ovartbrowa s fundamen
tal position of the teachings of text books
of physiology. Ten years ago he was
rat led into this lino of research by the
observation that electricity waa able to
affect protoplasm in a more univeraal
manner than any other stimulus. He
then oatne lo the oonclusion that if eleo
triciiy waa able to have auoh effeota in
the form of currents, it ought to have
ke results when io the form of "ions."
Ao ion,'' he explains, "is ao atom or
group or atoms carrying a charge of lec
Irioity." It will be recalled that ao ami
oeut English scientist announced several
mouths ago that be had experiments
bieh satisfied him that what is com
monly the '-atom" of matter is onaupoaed
ions" of electricity. Tbe two Hoes
of experiment appear to point toward
the oonclusion that electricity ii the basis
of matter and life.
Prof. Loeb desoribea another eiperi
ent which of interest. Unfertiliisd
sues of the sea urcbto ware plsoed to a
weak aolution of potassium oyaiide and
abandoned lor several days, Io ordi
nary condition! an unfertilised egg diet
n a few boura, but at tbe end of several
aya the egel ware again examined and
found lo b "ill capable of fertiliution
and of producioe health t animals. His
theory ia that by the use of certato chern-
ioals'tha soiive principle inherent in liv
ing orgaoirm, which eventually causes
death, may he overcome, and that life
may bs prolonged indefinitely. In otbtr
words, Prof. Lueb believes he is oo the
ysrge of the diaoovery of the dream of all
dges tho "elixir of perpetual youth.
His announcements have been made wits
s fins degree of reserve and without any
sneculationa ar prophecits as to what be
may bs able to discover by future expe
riment. Eminent Englhh scientists
si press the opinion that the ptoof pre-
aentad by Prof. Loeb is not sufficient
establish th claims ha puts forth.
w VISIT OH WBITB-w
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THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP.
A Region Strange and Interest
ing, Weird and Solitary.
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LOVE IS NOT BLIND.
1 S?. ".:r: SSSSSK'
Love ia not blind, but sees through all disguise,
And that is why we hear from day to day
Of odd engagements causing much surprise,
And wedding passing strange in every way.
"What can she see in him!" the critics say;
Love is not blind, but sees through all disguise;
'Tis those who cannot use his Roetgen ray
At whom love laughs and leaves them.ta surmise.
find in you what all true lovers prize;
You find in me all I was meant to be;
Love is not blind, but sees through all disguise,
And finds the charm compatibility.
And so when comes the day when we are wed,
We'll smile at those who think themselves more
wise, ; '
And live to prove the truth of what we've said
Love is not blind, but sees through all disguise.
J)
SCENES FAMOUS fj HISTORY,
Tb Courthouse Where Patrick
Henry Made His Speech bull
Standing.
The scene of Patrick Henry's great
scseoh os the stamp act ia ona of lbs
most sharming little buildings is Amen'
st, tbe old courthouse at Williamaburg,
Va , which waa designed by 8ir Chriato-
oher Wren, the architect of St. Paul'a
cathedral and other of the most famous
p iblie sdifioea of England, saja s wtiter
io the Chicago Herald. It stands today
n as excellent state of preservation and
looka very small compared with tbe ordi
sary county courthouse of modern Amer
ica, but. unlike many of them, tt is
ohaata snd symmetrical example of ar
chitecture, beautiful is its simplicity.
Tbe room is which tbs house of bur
gesses met os that memorable occasion is
BBehasged and is still used for judicial
purposes. Every Saturday morning s
justioe of the pesos occupies the bench
and impose, loss upon Ihs petty offend
ers, mostly negroes, who are brought be
fore him. The remainder of the build-
log, which ia of s single story, furnish
Starters for tbe aounty slerk, oouotj
saaurer sod other local iSoiala.
It ia entreating bielorieal faot that
Patrick Hanry wrote hia famoui reten
tions upoo the fiy leaf of Thomas Jeffer
sob's vojums ol "Coke's" Commentary
Union Littleton," snd it was from Jaf-
fereon'a modest chamber that this brief
leas barriatar went lo the lit lie of,tthouse
ig May, 17ftS. to deliver the speech
SMatsat lasallos without repraseotatios
which made him the moat lamoue mas
of the hour sod as notorious in Eoglsnd
ss he was popular io the Amerioaa sole-sin.
Jcfferaon and Henry met s few years
before at the house of Mr. Dasdridga,
tbs father of Martha Washington where
tbej sprat stvel p!eae,ut daya together
and, began a lrieodhip that taxied until
political difereooes divided them toward
the eod of their lives. Whes Heory
eame frequently to Williamsburg, ha
shared Jrfferaon'a bed for the lack
money to pay s hotel bill, sod thus their
intimacy continued.
EQ0ER3I EDUCITI3JI.
FotJ Mother Oh, I am ss glad yos
eame is I I dos'l ksow what os earth
ails the baby. ,
(Jailer Shall nil (ss tbs dostor.
Food Mother No, for ss Interpreter.
tlis French suree ,laft suddenly today,
bbs sobodv - sas aoderaUnd what bs
isajs.
mm Mil mitf iiiamii I "1
l l tVfcHT UHT WIM,
Grand deeds are trumpeted; loud beHs are ung;
And men turn round to see
The high peaks echo to the peans sung
O'er some great victory.
And yet the great deeds are few. The mightiest men
Find opportunities but now and then.
Shall one sit idle through long days of peace,
Waiting for walls to scale ?
Or lie in port until some "Golden Fleece"
Lures him to face the gale?
There's work enough; why Idly, then, delay.
His work counts most who labors every day.
A torrent sweeps down the mountain's brow,
With foam and flash and roar,
Anon its strength is spent, where is it now?
Its one short day is o'er.
But the clear streams that through the meadows
flows
All the long summer on its mission goes.
Better the steady flow; the torrent's dash
Soon leaves its rent track dry.
The light we love is not a lightning flash
From out a midnight sky.
But the sweet sunshine, whetse unfailing ry,
From its calm, trcme of blue lights every day.
The sweetest Uvea are those to, duty wed.
Whose deeds, both great and small,
Are close-knit strands of one unbroken thread,
Where love ennobles all.
The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells,
The Book of Life the shining record tells.
"TO THE JEDGKINT DAY."
i.
When things went wrong, grandf a ther he'd say:
"Well, the world rolls on to the Je dgmint Day;
An' what should we sigh fer an' why should we
care?
The reckonin' comin' sometime somewhere I
Bear with the winter, an' dream o' the Ma,yi
The world rolls on to the Jedgmiut Day!"
II.
When things went wrong, an' we knelt in dust
To thank the Lord fer the poorest crust,
An the old-time friends that we thought we knowed
Had left us friendless along life's road,
It waa always ncihia' but this to say:
"The world rolls on to the Jedgmint Day I"
III.
So we stifled the sigh. V irl4 fer the sang,
Knowin.' Gad. made the right, an' would reckon the
wrong;
An' trouble seemed lighter, an' even the night
Had. stars never dreamed of to make it bright,
We can bear, we can suffer along the world's way
Fer "The world rolls on to the Jedgmint Day!"
The Great Dismal swamp is s region
atrsnge and interesting, weird and soli
tary. It occupies s billowy plain soma
40 miles in length by 25 miles in breadth
along tbe Atlantic aeaboard, extending
from Suffolk, Va., in s southerly direc
tion, well ioto tbe bounds of North Car
olina.
Its deep shades, great si retches of brake
snd its solitude make it a region of in
terest. To the naturalist and sportsman
it has much to offer. In ita silent fast
nesses tbe black boar inds s home ad
mirably adapted to his protection and in
every way favorable to his locreate.
Hare amid the denae growth of under
brush and limber he may live in compsr-
ative safety, and there ia perhaps no lo
cality io tbe whole eastern United Slates
of like extent wbicb can offer a larger
bear population than this great morasr.
The white tailed deer ia also ao abund
ant deoisen of the swamp, Irequeoiiof
the elevated parts.
In addition to the deer and bears,
there is s big game feature of a rather
unusual nature. The swamp abounds in
wild cows. These aoimals, of a brown
color and aomewhat smaller than the or
dinary oow, having for many yeara been
under the peculiar conditions of tbe
swamp, until they are almost completely
apacialised, are extremely wild. They
sre feraliied from the herds of the fsrms
adjacent to tbe swamp, and are the des
cendants of cattle wntch many years
back wandered into the fastnesses and
were lost to their owners, finally becom
ing wild. Being so longer recognised
ss property the sportsman msy call game
all that he may have the prowess to shoot.
Lake Druutmosd, some teo miles from
Suffolk, Va , is the only great body of
water in the swamp. It is s beautiful
sheet of water, of ao oval contour and
fringed with s heavy growth of limber,
mostly oypresa, white oedar and black
gum. Its water ia of a dark color owing
to the deoaying vegetation of the sur
rounding country, but is suitable to drink,
and possesses tbe quality of remaining
pure longer than moat other water. For
this reason it is often carried ts ses bj
sailors oo long voyagea.
Ths ohafaeteriatio mammalian fauns
is of a samitropioal nature aa regarda the
smaller forms, while there are many trop
ical plants. Of birda there are not many
kinds, prothonotary, hooded and Swan
son's warblers and the Maryland yellow-
throat being tbe principal smaller forms.
The trees, some of which are primeval,
are large and beautiful, while there ia s
luxuriant growth of ferns snd squatic
plants. Cane grows io profusion.
Forest and Stream.
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Many.'
The one make of instruments that
holds its tone through s generation of use-
ful0C8P.
YBEFP
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suggestions. Accommodating terms.
rianoa of other makes to suit tbs most
economical.
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After s woman is loat aha heeitatea for
ths purpose of deliberstisg.
sores and
ULCERS.
Sores and Ulcers sever become chroaie
nleas the blood ia in poor condition ia
BluggiaU, weak ana unabl. to tnrow on
the poison, that accumulate in it. The
eyatem tnuat be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the aore, and treat dan per
to life would follow ahould it heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
snd all impuritiee eliminated from the ays
Item, S.S.S. begine the cure by first cleans.
Ing snd invigorating the blood, building
p the general health and removing from
the ayatem
rfelenratTer: WW THE SYSTEM.
When thia haa been accomplished the die
charge gradually cemaes, and the aore of
ulcer heils. It ia the tendency of these old
Indolent eorea to stow worse snd worae.
snd eventually to destroy the bonea. Local
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bow sDoarenUy hopeless your condition.
even though your constitution haa broken
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Poor
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5
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er and more
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rich soils retain
their crop-producing
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When scratched, bruised or rat, your blood
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W. 0, Williamson, of Amherst, Va.,
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ths beat physio. Thej alee ears disor
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A Littla Bov's Life Saved.
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V., sad whets 1 sol home witk tt lbs
poor bbj ooutd hardly breathe. 1 gave
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ntes until bs "threw up" ssd thea 1
thought sure b. was going to choke to
death. We hsd to pull the phlegm sot
of his mouth is gnat loag strings. I
sa Bosilivs that if I had sot get thai
botua of oasis sisdioias, sty boy wocld
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