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A LITTLE SERMON.
"And Ye Shall Know The Truth
And The Truth Shall Make
You Free."
Mid people are going through life iu
a aad uncertain!; about their ova aalva
tioo. Soma eren oount thia bumble uo
oortaii'tT a tinua and look ukaoea at
brighl l'.ouJ Chiiitiane who aj, with a
oleai rin,r, in ibeir Toiore, "I koow that
I am aaved." But tba Bible lera no
uncertain); about it. "And je ahall
koow tba truth, and tba truth ihall make
yon free." Wa have then a right to thin
koowledge and to the freedom which it
girea ua.
Tbe guidr-poete along the wij are
plainly printed, that be who raoa ma)
read. Are our area buy with the dual
f the way that wa cunnot aee, or ha?a
e mimed the road rniirolv T The first
iHiroir beyond that ot bearing is l e
liif. Surely we hate Dot turned aside
iherrl It ia our buiioea to fpply the
teats Uod baa giren u. if we would knuw
oor s.Wa'i m. Do we be b re
su7 '' Thin, "lie Ihil br I.
cih io Me .hall ne'er dip," We Itn
that we aie sited, because we W li re
Ood'a pruuiiiip, ' lie thai biunih My
word and belleveth nn Ulm that a nt
Me, hath everlaatinir life, and ahull lot
come into condemnation, but in pax
from death unto life." Can anything be
moie eure T
A little further along We fiod another
teat. IT wa would be euro we are on
the atraighl road to beaven let us look
into our hearts and see if we ' I, ve il e
brethren." Ah I Perhaps it is just here
that the trouble lira. Wa love most ol
tbem, all but a few perhaps all but one,
id Ibat one we cannot lote because b
baa ainoed against ua, and wetunnnt fur
cits that sin. But here the Mad turns
aharply away from tbe ilraiht aod nar
row path, and brotd and downward lead
een unto death. In lettera of In in
fire ia written tba warnine, that we urn1
fnrgiae if we would hope In be Icriven
and with the forgiaenesa we must love
Has not Christ dune so wiih u! And
if wa canout love the brethren, Chiist
children, we know we aie not saved, for
"He that lovetb not his brother abidei
io death,"
But there are otber tests. a must
bave the pirlt ot Uou cr we aro "none
of His." Wa must be ) d by that spirit.
To have ibia spirit, to be ltd by Him
dsily, hourly, to every tliiugl t, word an
acii o, thii It is to know intimately the
Lord J mi Chria : to have lliiu th
closest, deareat, companion. Then
brought to peas within u that miracle
miracles which never, until they bat
eipetienoed it can tbe children of thia
world comprehend tbe spirit bearin
wiloeaa with our epirita that we are th
ohildran of God. Wa cannot eiplain
pcrbapa, wa do Dot know the reaa
why, but quietly, triumphantly, uosn
werably, we oao aay, ' I know I" II
apirit hu told u to.
7. B. Meyer raya:
"Uoderstand O at yi a are so truly oca
with Him that you died in Him, la)
with Him in the yrdm tomb, mm wii
Him, aaoended with liiui back to Ood,
and bave been already Wilonmed and ac
cepted io the beloved, Remenbi r th
Hia Father ia your Father, and 'thai yi
are a eon in the Son, and aa you dwell io
these tiuths, opening ynur l.eirt to the
Holy Spirit, He will pervade your eul
with a blessed eonviotioo that yna have
eternal life, and that you are a child, not
because you fael it, but because Ooi
aaya to."
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Sturdevant, of Marry Oaks, N. C. "Af
ter I bad tried many dootora and aiedi
otoee to no avail one or my friends per
auaded ma to try Kodol. It gave in me
diate relief. I can eat almost anything
I want now and my indigestion ia good,
I cheerfully recommend Kodol." Doo'
try to cure aiomaok trouble by dieting,
That only further weakeot the system
Yon need wholesome, ttrtngtbeoiDg food,
Kodol aoablea you to aaaimilatt what
yon tat by digesting it without tbt stom
ach's aid. W.M. Cuban.
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jjjy ii ni.li unniiumn iilhi iu ouuuuli fy
ROBERT MACK AY.
Still in memory's cluttered garret hangs a painting, rich and
re re.
Of a rompinc- lad and lassie, and an old p-ray, gentle mare.
lliat recalls tbe scenes or ciniuiiooa summer mornings toll ana
cool,
And the unforgotten pleasure when your grandma went to
school.
Life another song was singing, both our hearts were blithe and
gay;
And whenever, bright and early, I would call for her, Bhe'd say,
With a smile of satisfaction, "Bill, I'm sure you're very kind "
Then away we canter, slowly she in front, ana 1 behind,
Over meadows, clover-clustered, down the long leaf-laden lane,
On the ancient county turnpike, on the hot and dusty plain.
Through the midway pool, where, somehow, she d seem over
come with fright.
And I'd tell her not to worry, but to "grab and hold me tight!"
How our voices rang with gladness, how our laughter mocked
the birds.
How the love that lit our fancies seemed too deep for empty
words!
How the other words, in envy, lured me on to break each rule,
Just to know the trancing joy I felt when grandma went to
school!
Father Time, turn back your pages! change these silver locks
to gold
Let me live once more the love-life of those dear, dead days of
old!
Not these dim. delusive day dreams dreams too beautiful to lust
When the heart is painting pictures of the pleasures that have
passed
Just to see her. trim and dainty, in her little gingham gown,
Just to hold her hand in mine, as then, and read her eyes of
brown,
Just to hear her say she loved me. and to answer her caress
With a something less than heaven, perhaps, but something
more than "yes. '
How that old emotion haunts me! How I thrill at thought of it!
How I feel a youthful flutter, as her fairy features flit
Through the softly swaying shadows, where the locust blossoms
wave,
Through the moonlight of my memory just a shadow from the
grave 1
Ah! the old gray mare is waiting, and the morning sun is high,
And the school house bell is ringing, from the belfry in the sky,
And I see the same old turnpike, meadow, plain and midway
pool
As my fancy calls her back from heaven to ride with me to
school.
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP,
To Make A Mere Business of
Marriage, To Call It A Living
Is To Degrade A Contract
Which Ought To Be Most
Sacred.
Ella Wheeler Wilcoa.
A life of loneliness is more honorable
than a loveleat marriage. All honor to
tba women who make their own way in
the world rather than live t life with t
man for tbe sake of support. Aod not
until our women become independent and
eelf-reliant will marriage become what it
ought to be a union on equal terms and
a free surrender of the heart. Tbe out
ward legal forma may ba complied with,
but wife she is not who marriea either for
convenience, position or borne. Cupid
haa changed hia name to cupidity, and
tbe estimate of marriage baa become so
enlirely mercenary that I should Dot be
surprised to aee tbe matrimonial market
lists published io the papera with the
current prioea of the stock exchange.
To make a mere business of marriage,
to call it a livii g, ia to degrade a contract
wbicb ought to be most saored. If mon
ey is your real olj -ot, the older and more
repulsive tbe man ia the better, for noth
ing should come between you and your
golden calf. Money it by no meana a
drawbaok, but Cupid, though be be blind,
ia a far safer guide than tbe dollar mark
The man who haa no money may be
poor, but tbe man who baa notbiog but
money ia poorer than be. Let bim be a
man of character, with baoda trained to
do something worth while, and you may
reasonably depend upon him for a com-
foitable living.
Don't marry a man to mend him or re
form him I If the man were not de
formed he would not need to be re
formed. Tbe man with malformed hab
its ia more likely to bring you sorrow and
Bhame than joy and happioess.
Marry a gentleman. I use that word
in iis broadest teose. A gentleman
gentle, generous and uoaeltub. A man
who is a bear among bit aistara and dis
courteous to bis mother ia just the man
you want to avoid. Social atanding it no
criterion of geBtility. You frequently
find more real gentlemen in what are
oalled the bumble than in tbe higher
walks of life.
Do not marry in haste or clandestine
ly. Hasty marriages seldom eid well,
Remember that nobody has your interests
more at heart tLan your parents. You
will seldom go wrong if you take their
advice and heed their warning. If there
ever ia a time in a touok woman't life
when she should ba deliberate and pray
erful, it is when she oontemplatea giving
herself to anottler. Women, aa a rule,
are greateat rufferers where the marriage
is a blunder. Tba man can make hia
escape and make his home merely a place
to eat and sleep in, but for a woman
there is no refuge but the grave. The
frogs in Aeaop'l fable were extremely
wise; they wanted water, but they were
afraid to jump into (be well for fear they
could not get out. Look before you
leap!
MEMORY'S PRANKS.
Why Do We Remember Certain
Things and Forget Others.
The vagsries of memory are eouie of
the moat interesting of those connected
with tbe human miod and body. Wby
we forget certain tbioge aod remem
ber others ? Myriads of these irregular-
itiea are aa yet unaccounted for. Per
haps not even the cleverest metaphysician
II ever account lor them.
Professor James reminds u how some
thing which we bave tried in vaio Io re-
will afterward, when we have given
up the attempt,' saunter into the mind,"
Emerson says, as iunooeotlyss if it
bad never beeo summoned.
Again, bygone experiencea will revive
after years of oblivion, often aa the re
sult of aome cerebral di-esse or accident.
Such a case ia tbe only one quoted by
Coleridge ol a young woman io Oermany
ho oould neither read nor write, but
ho was said to be pneeesscd of a devil
because, in a fever, she was besrd raving
Latin, Greek and in an obscure rabbi
nical dialect of Hebrew. Whole pages
of her talk were wriiien down and were
found to consist of sentences intelligible
themselves, but not having tbe slight
est cunoeolion with odo soother. To say
that she was possessed of a devil was the
eatieat way of accounting lor tbe muter.
At last the mystery waa cleared up by
physioiso, who traced back the girl's
islory uolil be learned that at the ate
of nine she was taken to live at the house
of an old pastor, a great Hebrew scholar,
aod that she remained there until the
pastor's dtatb.
WHY AT
W. D, SMITH'S,
Wuhiigton Art.,
WELDON, .. N. C.
Foil Una groeaaiaa always aa hand.
for Cwtzto, ftu 4 ortvia,
E.8TAINBACK,
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Wbxdom, N. 0
UP OF LUXURY.
"You nudaratand, of course, that my
daughter haa been reared in the lap of
luxury ?"
"Why, aha told ma laat night that
mint waa tbt first er, that ia, I hope,
air, that I may ba able to make aucb pro
vision at to keep her from piuiog for the
lap you mention."
POM OVER IIITK YUAN
Mra. Winalow't Soothing Syrup haa been
rued for over sixty yeara by millions ot
mothers for children, wbiie toothing, with
perfect auooane. It toothea tbe child,
softens tbt gums, allays all pain, cures
wind oolio, and ia the beet remedv for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve tbe pour little
tufierer immediately. Sold by dr ungate
in ttsrj partot tba woild. 23 oeuia
bottle. Be aure and ask fur "Mra. Wioa-
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arklad.
OLD FASHIONED.
What baa become of the old faahioned
ohild that "made facea ?"
What hu beoome of the old faahioned
man wbo buog his lodge aword in a con
spicuous plaoe T
What has beoome of the old fashioned
man wbo aaid t bandy, induatiioua man
waa "full banded T"
Wbat bu beoome of tbt old fashioned
man who wanted to put bit tnemiit
when tbt doga wouldo't bitt them?
What bat beoome of tho old faahioned
father who took i whip and held heart to
heart talks with his eon out ia tba barn T
What haa beoome of tbt old faahioned
woman wbo gave bar children potatoes
m m.aa animate with, uaiog toothpicks
to make the legs f
What haa beoome of the old fashioned
woman wbo didn't think It proper to
aooear on tbe itreeti with her husband
unleal tbt bad hold of hia arm T
' LEADS THEM ALL
"One Mioote Cough Curt beata all
other medioioea I ever tried fur coughs,
tolda, oroup and throat and luoc trouble.,'
aaya D. Soolt Currin, of Logantnn, Pa,
Oot Minute Cough Cure is the only ab-
aolately aafe oouiih remedy which acta
immediately. Mothers everywhere teeii
fy to tbe good it hat done their little
osea. Croup it so sudden ia ita attacks
tbst tba doctor often arrives loo lata. It
vialda at one to Oot Minutt Cough
Curt. Pleaaaut to take. Children like
it. Sure cure for grip, bronobilia, croup.
W. at. Cohen.
Politenrti ia the tern mark of love's
thermometer.
SaaialU " ll ' tt"' UnT
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MAKING CHILDREN HAPPY.
Our quiet hours with our children
should first of all be aheerful boure. Syd
ney Smith baa aaid : "If you make obil-
dren happy now, you maka tbem happy
20 years benot by tbe memory of it," I
believe thia to ba quite true. Wa should
make the hourawith our children full of
joy, then twenty years from now, we, too,
can recall bow bappy they were, bow we
bctrd their merry voioea and watched
tbem play, and wt can look with pridt
oa our children whom wa loved and who
want to "Grown up land." Then, too,
the quiet hoare with our children should
be loving hoare. How much tbt email
touohea of t mother 'a lova mean to tba
ohild I Kven if it ia only a wbisptr to
Tour son aa ha atarla to eohouh "R-
member, mother it tbiokiog about you
atl day and eipeoting you to ba a good
boy," how much better the effect of
suoh t farewell than to hurry him away
with aome sharp aod nervout rebuke.
SPRING FEVErT
Spring fever it another name for bil-
ioueoeaa. It ia more serious that aaoat
people mint, a torpid liver and .inac
tive bowela mean a poisoned ayatam. II
neglected, aerioua illness may follow auoh
symptoms. DeWitt'i Little Early Risers
rameve all danger by stimulating the liv-
tr, opening tbe bowela and oleaoaing tba
system of impurities. Safe pills. Never
gripe. "I have takea DcWitl'a . Little
Early Riseta for torpid liver averv iprins
for years," writes R. M. Every, Mounda
villa, W. Va. "Thiy do me more rood
than anything I bave ever tried." W.
M. Cohen.
. Unrequiud love toon acquire a job Io
of wrinkrtt.
It't always advisable for a poor liar
tall tbt truth.
SOFT ANSWER THAT FAILED.
"And alwaya remember this, my son,'
said tbe man who was trying to give hia
bov a proper start in life, "that 'a aoft
answer turnalb away wrath.' "
"No, it don't" little Willit replied
"Day before yesterday at tchool I had
Charley Jameson nearly seared to death
but I gave hia a toft tnewer, aod that
made bim thiok I was afraid, ao be got
mad and bit ma on tht nose before I
koew about it. You don't get me to go
givin' any more aoft answer. A good
big bluff s the thiog to fire at them
you waot to turn away wraih "
HE LOVED CABBAGE.
Ao old darky who lives in tba tbiclel
aoroaa the river came io Memphis one
lay to get bis ueo'inn check e; shei
After rroeivinc hia money, bii
amounted to 111, Ibe old rx-alavt aau
tered down Front street to a prrduce
aod bouubt tbroa orataa of rabbagi
Wheu they were delivered at the wharf
late that afternoon tba old man was there
and received tbem with a mouth water
iog in anticipation of the good time
ahead.
1 Whut yer twine ter dn wid dem eab
bagea?" inquired the uegro draymi
who delivered tbem.
"Kat cm waa tbe quiok response
'Tie been fret forty yearn, and dia ia de
fust time I'aa bad de money to buy 'ouff
cabbage. I'aa gwina ter cat cabbage till
I furgitde way ter my mouf."
z7 n
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of tbo
dik'estanl.s and digests B!l kinds of
Iuu. Hgive IriaUtnl relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the fiKxl you want. Tbe most sensltivo
etomarlis can take It. tylwueniany
thousands of (iyM,ptlejt have been
cured after everything else failed. Is
unequalled for tho stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on It.
First dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
Cures all stomach troubles
Prepared onl j by K. C. IikWitt: Co., ChlcaKO
'aue at. uouiu couuuua a uutus toe- aoc sua.
W. M. Cohen, Druggist.
Wood's' "Trade Mark Brand"
German Millet i
Is the true large-headed Bort, and pro
Suoen from one-fourth to one-half more
roraj:e per acre than the ordinary Millet
Ibe dilference in yields from different
grades of Millet is more marked than
any crop we have ever grown and it is a
great deal the cheapest crop results
considered to purchase the best quality
of seed that you can obtain;, this you
can always be assured of doing when you
order Wood's "Trade Hark Brand" of
Southern-grown German Millet.
, Write for prices and Deaerlptlve Circular
whieh also gtves full Information about all
Seasonable Saeds, Cow Peas, Sola and Velvet
Pean.i TeoslnU. Serf huma. Buckwheat, Lata
ffeeal Potatoes, ate.
T.W. WOOD & SONS, j
It bad been fur years Seedsmen Richmond, Vai
the old man's custom to walk up aod
own a passsge near the kitchen and read
to himself io a loud voioe.
Hia books were rxaminid, and among
them many of the pasmgni taken down
at the young woman' bedride were iden
tified. The theory of demoniacal posses,
sion was abandoned. Youih's Compan
ion.
The One Among
The one make of instruments that
holdaita tone through a generation of usefulness.
IB WHS FOR THE MARRIEO.
1. Since you are married you may as
well mske tbe best of it,
2. So make aome maxim, and try to
live up to them.
3.
fail.
EL?
pIANos
Tl
Are not built for show they're con
structed with experienced carej they laat
a lifetime aod mere, yet their cost ia very
moderate, considering their quality. Send
And don't be discouraged if you ua your address and you II immediately
You will fail, but perhaps you g t'lustratea catalogue ana poo oi
won't always fail.
4. Never both be cross at the aamc
time, n ait your turn.
5. Never oease to be lovers. If you
eeaae, tome one else may begin.
. You were gentleman aod lady be
fore von were husband and wife. Don't
forget it.
7. Keep vouraelt at beat. It la a
compliment to your partner.
8. Keep your idea high, ion may
miss it, but it it better to miss a high
one than to hit a low one.
9. A blind love is a foolish love.
Encourage tbe best.
10. Permanent mutual respect ia
necessary for a permanent mutual love.
11. The tight cord is tbe easiest to
snap.
12. If you take liberties, be prepared
to give them.
13. There h oolv one thing worse
thao quatrele in public That is caresses
14. Money ia not essential to happi
oess. but bappv people usuaiiv nave
nough.
15. So save aome.
16. Tbe easiest way of aaviog is to
do without things.
17. If you eao'l, theo you had belter
do without t wife.
18. Tbt man wbo respects hia wife
does not turn her into t mendicant. Uitt
ber a purse of her own.
19. lfyouaave, aave at youi own (
penst.
20. In all matters of money prepare
always for the worat and hope for tht
beat.
suggestions. Accommodating lerins.
rianoa of otber makos to suit the most
economical.
a
CHARLES M. STIEFF,
Warerooma, 9 N- Liberty street
Factory E. Lalayette Ave., Aiken and
Lanvale Streets.
Baltimore, Md.
oct 21 ly.
IS YELLOW POISON
In your blood ? Phyalclana call
It rialarlal Uerm. It can be aeen
changing red Mood yellow under
microscope. It worka day ana
night. First, It turne your com
plexion yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. Vou feel weak and
worthless.
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will stop the trouble now. It
enters the blood at once and
drives out the yellow poison.
It neglected and when Chills,
fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen
eral break-down come later on,
Roberts' Tonic will cure you
th;n but why wait ? Prevent
future sickness. The manufac
turers know all about this yel
low poison and have perfected
Roberts' Tonic to drive It out,
nourish your ayttem, restore
appetite, purify the blood, pre
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and
Malaria. It haa cured thotii
ands It will cure you, or your
money back. This La fair. Try
It. Price, 25 cenU.
Sold by ALL DKIMGI3T3.
SINGLE THOUGHT-
Hook That young married couple ap
pear to be two aoula with bu t aingia
thought. Nye Yet, He thiukt he's
tbe only thing on earth, and aha agreet
with bim.
The new woman alwaya di parte wheal
tht new baby arrives.
W- E. BEAVAliS-
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY,
TOILET SOAP,
ALL KINDS PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
CIGARS, PIPES, ETC.
PraarlwitAna eararn 1 1 v laaniTmnttrlarf rlatr
ornigbt
W. K. BtCAVANS, Pharmacist,
ENFIELD, N. C.
;8tor 'Phone 13 residence 41-1
8161y.
AIISSAHDA SfUP.
In 1837 Tbomaa Saverland brought
an aotion against Mitt Carolina Newton.
who had bitten a pieoe out of bit boat for
hit having tried to kite bar by way of a
joke. Tbt dtfendaat waa acquitted, aod
tbt judge laid down that "when a man
kieaat a woman sgaioat her will aba ia
fully entitled to bitt bit Boat if, she to
pleaaet,' Tba Kit and lit Hiattry."
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-FRUITS. CONFECTIONERIES.
Crockery, Glass Tin, and wooden and wil
lowware. Also Pratt's Dorse, Cow.
Hog and Poultry Food, and Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. Alendet'l
Liver and Kidney Tooio for nnitivlna
the blood. This tonic la warranted er
money refunded.
R. M. PURNELL k BRO., '
(Successor! to J. L JudkiLt.)
No. 18 Washington Ave., Waldos, N, u
aprlulw.