OUR CHRISTMAS EDITION. It
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QiUsT "W. SLEIDGKE, proprietor.
1)L. XXXVII.
A. NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
TERMS:-i m per annum in advance
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1902.
NO. 32.
Continues to make Miraculous Cures
MAD THIS LETTER i
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Dillou, 8. O, Aug. Mth, NCs.
Oentl.men : la .ptemoT, MM, I took rburaat!em la rtr bad forea.
Ii monili alter th IIhw started I had to glv up at work and to to
hd. It continued to f row torn until my arma and handa wara badly drawn.
H much ki that I aould not u.a them. Mr let war drawn back until my
fMt touched "I hlpa. I rti u helpleee as a baby for nearly twain month..
Xba muMiioa o( mf arma and I pit wara hard and aarlralad up. I Buffered daath
auuir tiinm oiar. Waa treated by an olSarant phralolans In MeOolL Dillon and
n..U. but non of then aould do a ant wood, until Ir. J. P. Bvln. at ihiuih
oana to na. Ha uld ma to try pour " HHauauoiDB" Ha tot ma sua bottl
of tea medicine and I began to take It and balor lha Irat bottla waa uaad up I
beain to get battar. I uard It and a half bottlaa and waa aompl.tely eurad.
That waa two yeere ago, and mj ae.lt. haa been eieellMt ar.r alnoa. Have had
ao irmptoml of rbxumallam. I retard "Knautucins" u by far tba bail
remedy far rhaumatlam on Ik market. I cannot aap to much for It 1 kT
raoommandad It to olhara alio and It haa aurrd them.
Will tar further, that I began to walk In about all daye after I betan to take
"RnauuiciD," with the aid of eruteheat In about three mootha after I baa an
to take it, 1 aould walk aa food aj anfbodp, and want back to work afaln.
Very truly, JAMBS WILKES.
All Druggitta, or aent noma prepaid on receipt of ti.oo.
Bobbltt Chemical Co., . . Baltimore, 1
P. N. Stainback,
WELDON, N. C.
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aiM. M hn off pgr. hw4 and kwaiaf fmf anaua. tar tin al a UaM, Btr BI. ilat 4Mpat4 at.
I atttw lrttrl.l t. by TEKTHIM A, a. laad.f r Iwa laar. wtaafrmlcbaafa-aM Ut. had rM.iaak.
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Mztl Under Tie Lai. of tie Slate of North Carolina.
AUGU8T 20TO, 1892.
STATU OP NORTH CAROLINA DRP091T0RY.
HALIFAX COUNTY DKPOSITORY.
TOWN OF WKLDON DKP0S1T0RY.
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CRUSHING A BORE.
The Authority on Natural His
tory That Sydney Smith Quo
ted. Sydopj Smith joke hi?a a delicate
Hator of tft, but an iDedoteia"Mem.
oiin of Half a Ceolurj" haa not been
lolii 10 often ii lome of the clmio lalea.
Sydney u guent at the dinner of in
irohiltao. n, and i fullow (ruent, whose
hohby wis natural history, wai a bore if
once rlaitrd on his subject. Smith prom
ised lo try to keep hint in check. The
naluraliat cot hisopeoioft.
"Mr. Archdeaeoo," aaid he, "hsie
you seen the pamphlet by toy friend,
Professor Dirkeoson, on the remarkable
tits of the eye in common house
,?"
The archdeacon courteously said be
bid not. The bore pursued bia advan
tage: "I can enure you it is t most interest
ing pamphlet hitherto unobserved ts lo
the unusual riie ol that eye."
"I deny the fact ! said a voice from the
other end of the table. All smiled save
the bore.
'You deny the fsct, air?" said be.
May I a-k on what authority you con-
demu i h iuvcwigaiiooi of my most learn
ed Irieudf
"I doy the fact," replied Smith, "and
base my denial on evidence wedded to
immortal verse well known to every
scholar at least st tbit table I"
The emphasis laid on scholar nettled
the naturalist by ill implication. "Well,
sir," be said, "will you btve the kindness
to quote your authority?"
"I will, sir. The evideooe is those
well known, I msy say immortal, lines:
"Who saw him die?"
"I," said the ly,
"With my little eye 1"
The guests rotred, and duriog the rest
of the dinner notbiog further wis heard
on the subject of natural history.
RULES FOR RIGHT LIVING.
Fur the man or woman, whether old
or young, who wishes neslth, wtiico
means happiness, the following simple
rules were gathered :
Pin them up where you will tee them.
But do not let that be all yon do. Read
them again tod tgkin, and best of all, act
upon them.
Eight hours' tleep.
Sleep on your light side.
Keep your bedroom window open all
ighL
Have a mat it your bedroom door.
Do not have your bedstead against the
wall.
No cold water in the morniog, but t
bath at the temperature of the body.
Exercise before breakfast.
Eat little meat, and tee that it it well
cooked.
For adults, drink no milk.
Eat plenty of fat to feed the eells
which destroy disesse germs.
Avoid intoxicants, which destroy those
cells.
Daily exercise in the open air.
Allow no pet tnimals in your living
rooms; they are likely to carry about dis
ease germs:
Live in th country if you can.
Wstoh the three D'S drinking water,
disp, drains.
Take frequent end thort holidays.
Limit your ambition.
Keep your temper.
There's a Chtiitmas touoh in the air.
I feel it, somehow, everywhere.
I feel ii at home; it makes me blue.
I feel ii al the iffio too.
Mv bank account it tinged with care;
There's a (Jhrietmat toueh in the sir.
fltoekhnlitaM ...j j: kJ. ii.-iiAl .iih the buaineat interests ot
"I'M tnd Norihamntii. iniU foe mane vears. Money ra loaned upon ap-
"' teeuritf at th level ru at Intareat ail per oeoluta. AooouoU of all ire,
aieitad. "
I ftmident: x
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Vioa-Pretideot:
Da. J. N. RAMSAY,
8eboard, NorthtinptOB county, N. 0.
Cashier
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UNCLE EPH'S CHRISTMAS.
(Republished by request.)
A TeReUhle liquid for foremlng of
equal iiing tli flow of women' Bieniei
which occur once in eroy juu
DRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator
u untial niulitv of nowerful herbs.
t im .....wOTtrotrl nMenc beat adapted
for woiiiku's delicate organism, and put in
sucli for that it is alway properly
usuniUvtcd aud taken into the system.
Stoppages, sunpreaaion, painful or othei
Brrarularitr of tie menses and sickly flows
an corrected and cored by lha regular
use of thissuperuritneMgogue.
Mn.tmtioM. or periodic flows, neces
sitate a breaking dowa of cell lining the
mucoua membrane ana a reconauueuon
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Bied with marked congeation and loa of
blood. Such changes ar very apt to pro
duce chronic catarrh. Leucorrhea or
White is the result of these irritating rtis
i,..r,.. Derulator cures these troulilet
and restores to perfect health the patient
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Buy of dniKgiiU. Si .oo pet bottle.
Our Illustrated book maile4 free),
Perfect Heath for Women,"
THI IMPFIIll IUUUT0I M. Miata, 1ft
PI L E on anudder light'ood knot, an' fotoh dat chunk er fire,
I 'low it's gittin' pow'ful eol', an' de win's a risin' higher.
Luoindy, who's dat callin' ? 'Pears lac' I beam a noise
Up dar in de big woods. 'Spec' it ar de boys
Feelin' uv dey Chris'mus oats, an' bsvin' uv dey cheer,
Kase now'se de time ter prance erbout iu' it oumt but once er year.
'Peered lao', howsomeber, dat I beam somebody call;
It mout er bin dat lazy mule er stooipin' in his stall.
De Chris'mus time done come ergin, to' I'se a hobblin' on,
Jet' wtitin' fur de summons when ole Gabriel blows de horn.
Dese days ain't like de days we hid, so' Chris'mus mighty slim
When you sot it side de Chris'mus io de days uv Marster Jim.
Seem lao' it happen'd yistiddy instid er fo' de wah,
An' I kio shut my eyes an' see jes' what I uster taw.
I hear dat bugle tootio'; Ole Isom done gin out
Dat it't Chris'mus in de quarters niggers better git erbout.
Here dey come, a soram'lin' to de big house' mighty swift,'
Kase dey gwineter see de white fo'ks an' kotch 'em Chris'mui gif,
Dat bull-neck Alick lead de gang, to' Godfrey cloa' behio';
Fust come, fust aarved; de jug am full jes' pass er down de line,
Ole Marster come atrotlin' out his bead done bist so high
Twell you see de Chris'mus aignog fa'rly blaiin' in bis eye.
"Start dat mueio up dar, Ephram; fling dat banjo on yo' knee;
Sing, "De Yaller Rose er Texas Beats De Belle er Tennessee.' "
Then ole Mist is trip out on de poroh, timid lac' an' shy
Ex a rabbit in de pea pitch when de moon' a gittin' high.
An' she tot dar kinder laffio', and buuimin' uv de tune,
While de niggers out the boiiard lope an' dance de gray raccoon;
All a-sboutio', an' cavortin', an' pashawin' jes' de came
Ei dem folks what't in the circus when de band plays what-cher-name.
But dem dsya gone, Luoindy, to' de yoais am Syio' pat' . -
Lac' a pestered drove uv pai'iges wbat't skeered up fum de grass
Chrii'uiui tio't no Cbiis'mua now, an' things are monstrous slim
When you sot 'em side de doin's in de days ur Marster Jim.
Who dat keep er callin'? I bono' I beam er yell.
Kf dat'a de boys dey's takio' on a pow'ful apreein' spell.
Lis'en dar, Luciody; dar't dat tame souu' oome ergio,
Lac' aumpin' at de big load gate, in' axin' ter cone in.
I beat de toun' uv bosses' buffj. Who't ridin' out ternighl?
De weddrr's pow'ful breexy an' de moon am tcs'ce uv light.
Dar dey is, Lucindy; dey't knoekin' it de do'l
Fo' Gord; it't a white mm dat I neherteed befo'l
Saivant, Marsttrl Yas, sah; my name is Unole Epb.
Old Marster oalled me dat fur short, an' udders tuk de lief.
Belonged to Mr. Cranston? How oome you ax me dai?
Co'se l'se a Cranston nigger, fum de shoea up to de hat.
Why, bress de Lordl Am dat de truf ? Luoindy, dis am him I
De dead done oome ter life ergin my little Marster Jim!
Sot yo'ae'f afo' de fire. Lord, de glory ballsluja I
It dose here eye a-seein' right ? Young Marster, ao dat you?
Done bin up wid de yankee folkt tn' gittin' pow'ful rich ?
Dat what you say ? In de kiogdom-kum, I never hetrn er tioh,
Come back bekaae you bad a bankerin' in' er grief
Ter tee de 8uuf in' sing ergio long wid Uncle Eph ?
Hear ill dat, Luoindy ? How oome you itiodin' dere
Giionio' lao' er 'possum wid yer mout fum eir to eir ?
Folcbcd all dit truck fur me, you my ? Young Marster, you' tight 1
Jes' lac' dit ole man Banty Oiaus, what prowit on Cbhs'mua nig'uL
An' I 'low dat de Cranston blood it runnin' io yo' bide
De same io Ole Msrater'a afore be tuk an' died.
Luoindy, bring dat banjo down. Dar't Chris'mui in my tout I
Lao' dat good. ole lima religion what makea ole Jordan roll.
Ao' it't bleeged ter oome er apoutio'. Hist dat halleluja hymn; '
'Kane dit day't lac' da Cnria'mu in da days nv Marat er Jim I
Wise Proverbs, Witty Sayings,
Beautiful Parables, Quaint
Legends, From That Remark
able Literary Production the
Talmud.
How msny people know anything di fi
nite regirdiog the Talmud, which hat
been for thousands of yean i tort of sec
d Bible to the Jewish raoe, md which "DKe
briefly defined by Webster is "the
body of the Jewish civil oinooical law
not comprised in the Pentateuch ?" The
writer doesn't know much about it him
self, but he doet know that one of the
wisest booka be bis recently lead is Rev.
Madison C. Peters' "Wit and Wisdom of
the Talmud," which it simply a collec
tion ot wise proveros, witty sayings
beautiful parables, tod quaint legends
collected from the Talmud that remark,
able literary production which embodiet
its twelve folio volumes the mental li-
ois of the ancient Jewish teacher du
ring tho period of about eight hundred
years. Ul course what appeals to one
man may not appeal to ill men, but we
think that the following selections com'
prise the cream, or a part of the cream
of the book :
Every bouse is a temple, every heart
an altar, every human being a priest.
Hear sixty advisers, but be guided by
your own conviction.
He who has no inner nobleness has
ooth jg, eveo if be be of noble biuh.
A man is known by three things; by
his conduct in money matters, his be
havior at table, and bia demeanor when
angry.
Do not worry thyself with the trouble
oi tomorrow; pern.ps tnou sna.t nive no 8tom,0B tnd Li,et T,b,elli M,
tnmnrrnw nrl mtliir ahituMnt. ihnn trnnhln I . ... .
' ' J. ii, HeitB, ot Detroit, Micb.. Bays,
wyseii aoout a worm mat is not miner Th . . my .j, . .
T f - 1 L.-a J I J FT
roverty comes irom uou, out not uin. , . me of .. . . , ,
Throe names are given to a man; one c,used . ,nd ,alUfllctotT
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Everythiog ia io the name when it comes
to WitCb Haiel Salve E.C. DeWitt &
Co., of Chicago, discovered, tome yetn
ago, bow to make a salve from Witoh
Haiel that ia a specific for Piles. For
Blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
Piles, ecaema, outr; burnt, bruise tnd ill
skin disease DeWitt I Salve has oo equal
This hat givoo rise to numerous worth
leas counterfeits. Ask for DeWitt'
the gesuio.
W. M. Cohen,
Blue eye are very tweet, ind then
Blaok eye ire oharming, too,
But no girl' eye era pretty when
They ire both blick and blue.
Tbeallof duty never ooottadict
Nlf.
WISDOM OF THE ANCIENTS.
The mercy we to others show, Heaven
will show to uti
Eat and drink to live; livo not to eat
and drink, for thus do the beasts.
Wealth may be like waters gathered in
a house, which, finding oo outlet, drown
the owner.
Do not aspire fur public offices, but
when there ire no men, try tbou to be
man.
Misery tnd remorse ire cbildron of
Tho waiting work furnishes us
cicnt warrant to do it.
tuffi-
This is the punishment of the liar,
that when he tells the truth nobody be
lieves him.
Wheo Satan cannot come himself, he
tends stroog drink it i messenger.
II1
LOOKED HAPPY.
"You look happy," ventured the Uur-
1 1st.
"Couldn't be more so, stranger," re
plied the lanky native.
"Didn't the lightning strike your
place ?"
"Yes, hit the woodpile an' split up en
ough wood to last six weeks."
"How about the cloudburst ?"
"Oh, that saved the old womtn a week't
washing. Just hung the clothes out,
ao' the water did the rest."
"But the earthquake?"
"Well, that eaved some more work.
Churned up all the milk around into
butter. Nature is man's greatest help,
stranger."
possible many
fantastic
atoriea have
been written of
magic mirrors in
which the future
was revealed. If
inch a thing were
bright - faced bride
The time draws near the birth of Christ.
The moon is hid; the night ia still;
The Christmas belli from hill to hill
Answer each other in the mist.
would shrink from the revelation of her
elf, stripped of all her loveliness. If
there ia one thing which would make a
woman shrink from marriage it ia to see
the rapid physical deterioration which
comes to so many wives. The cause ia
generally due to womanly diaeasea.
Lost health and lost comeliness are
restored by the use of Dr. Pierce't Fa
vorite Prescription. It cure irregular
ity and dries weakening drains. It
heals inflammation and ulceration, and
cures female weakness.
"It if with the greatest pleasure that I tell
you what Dr. Pierce'. Favorite Preription and
Golden Medical Ducorery ' have done for me,"
write. Mis. Emma 1.. Banke.. of 10. North 7th
Street, H.rri.bur. . P.. " They have done me a
world of good. 1 had female weakneM for .Ik
yean; sometime, would feel fo badly I did not
koow what to do, but I fouad relief at last,
thanks to Dr. Pierce for hi. kiud advice. 1 have
this medicine Still in my house and wiU alwaya
keep it.'
If yon are led to the purchase of
"Favorite Prescription" because of it
remarkable cures of other women, do
not accept a substitute which haa none
of these cures to its credit.
Free. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, paper covers, is sent
tree on receipt ot 21 one-cent stam
to pay expense of mailing only.
for cloth-bound volume send 31 stamp.
Address Dr. B, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
To improve the appetite ind strengthen
the digestion, try a few doses of Cham-
by his parents, another by the world,
and the third by his works the one
which it written io the immortal book
of bit fate.
lhe noblest ot ill charities is 10 ena
bling the poor to earo a livelihood.
Uo to sleep without tupper, but rise
without debt.
One enemy it too miny, thousand
friends ire none too many,
Reverence of God it the basis of mor
,lity.
How miy 1 man obtain greatoesa?
By fidelity, and truth, md lofty thoughts
Who it neb 7 tie who haa a gooa
wife.
The majority of children resemble
tbeir maternal unoles; hence tbe choice
of 1 wife should be determined by ' the
character of ber brothers.
Hold your neighbor'i honor a sacred
as your own. If you use a mirror to find your own
He who eats ind diinkt but blesseB f,u8 you will forget to use a microscope I
not the Lord, is even is he who stealeth. for those of others.
Whatever 1 hateful to thee do not to
movemeotof the bowels." There ire
people in this community who need just
suoh a medicine.
For tale by W. M. Cohen, Druggitt,
Weldon, N. C.
Every box warrined.
At Christmas play and make good cheer,
For Christmas cornea but once a year.
KOR OVER SIXTY VEAHS
Mrs, Window's Soothing Syrup his been
used for over sixty years by millions ot
mother for ohildren, while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the guma, allays all pain, cures
wind oolic, and is the best remedy tor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggist
in every part ol the world, za cent a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Th's preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
itomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on It.
First dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
Cures all stomach troubles
Prepared only by E. C. DaWrTT h Co., Chicago
The $1. bottle contain. t time tbe 50c elan.
W. M. Cohen, Druggist.
thy oeighbor.
He who teaches his son oo trade 11
if he tiught him to steal.
If the thief bas bo opportunity he
tbinkt himself honorable.
The wicked 11 io the power of hit pil
lion; the righteous pission ii his power.
BETTER THAN A PLASTER.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Bilm and bound on
tbe affected parts, is better than a plaster
for 1 lima bick ind for pains io the
tide or cbett. fain balm his no supe
rior 11 1 liniment for the relief of deep
When two men auirrel. he who it first tested, muscular tnd rheumitio puns,
ilent b tbe better mm. . " w- WMn go.
ar !.: J::r r. !. Weiaoo, . U.
the mm who dignifies the position. A
fool ia high etitioo it like ao ass tied to
the iuo.
Pride ia tigo of the worst poverty
lgooraooe,
He who fears the opinion of the world
more thin hit owo conscience bas but
No amount of culture could make a 1
eabbtge grow out of an oak.
IS YELLOW.POISON
In your blood ? Physicians call
It nalarlal Oerm. It can be seen
changing red blood yellow under
microscope. It works day ana
night. First. It turns your com
plexion yellow. Chilly, aching
sensation creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
worthless. t.
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will (top the trouble now. It
enters the blood at once and
drive out the yellow poison.
If neglected and when Chills,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen
eral break-down come later on,
Roberts' Tonic will cure you
then but why wait ? Prevent
future sickness. 1 ne manufac
turers know all about this yel
low poison and have perfected
Roberts' ionic to anve re our,
nourish your system, restore
appetite, purify the blood, pre
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and
Malaria. It has cured thous
ands It will cure you, or your
money back. This U fair. Try
it. Price, 9 cents.
Sold by ALL DRUGGISTS:
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.
This ia tbe season of tbe year wbeo I
the prudent ind oarelul noutewile re-1
pleoisl.es her supply ot uumoenaios n ..... 1, e,A ach e? pain
rVmrrli RnrntifiV Tt. la twrtatn In hp I . -
Constipation
ir .
lime seii-respeoi, Uougft Kemedy. H is certain to he . . .,,,-0 Rorl
itl u 1 1 1. .l. ...... . uava ui vuui vyvai u
mo wonu ia uuiy naveu uy tun urc.iu 1 needed Detore tne winter ia over, ana re-1 . ,,,ti, o l,
.r it.. ..l..i .l:u ..j T.,aniam 1 1 1. . ..j j 1 waste 111 yuui iiiuum I 1.
ui tug buuuui vuiiuiou, iu. .viuhw. 1 suits are muco mure pruuipt auu auu 1 Ii I A ' D'll f
wai destroyed because the initiation of satisfactory wheo it is kept at hind md your lfT 1 S n S ,
the young wit neglected. Tho teachers I gi,en as soon aa tbe cold is contracted "vcl " iw v'"uua r
re the guirdimt of a Stite. and before it haa become - settled in tbe patton, headache, dyspepsia
T- -I . : ,M . I n" uruKs.n..
aystem. IN aiuium every luviauue se
vere cold may be warded off by taking
this remedy freely as woo 11 the first in
dication of tbe oold appears. There it
no dtoger in giving it to ehildreo for it
. . t .1 . T. I-
He who Instructs a child is ai if he
hid ereited it.
Tbe Emperor Hadrian oooe aaid to
th Rabbi Gamaliel :
"Your God it represented
thief.
1
Wint wonr motuUt-lie or btimrd a baaatlfui
srowa or nen oibwkt i i:n u
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEMV.
He turpriied Adtm in bit sleep and rob-1 eontiiot no harmful lubatanoe. It is
HOW TO PREVENT CROUP.
It will be good new to the mothers
of small ohildren to learn thit oronp can
be prevented. Th first tign of croup
hoarseness. A day or two before tbe
attack the child becomes hoarse. This
it loon followed by peculiar rough
ooBgh. Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy freely 11 1000 as th child be
come hoarse, or eveo after the rough
cough appears, and it will dispel all
symptoms of eroup. Io this wiy all
danger and anxiety may be avoided.
This remedy is used by many thousand
of mothers and ha never been known
to fail. It is, io fact, the only remedy
that can always be depended upon and
that it pleasant and atfe to take.
For sale at W. M. Cohen's drug More,
VYeldoo, H, V.
bed him of one of hit rib.'
; Th Rabbi't daughter, advancing juat
t that time, reported thit on th pre
vious night an audieioas tbiel hid bro
keo iotolbeir house, stolen a silver fligoo
nd left a golden oie in Hi plice.
"What 1 welooaM thief I" exclaimed
Hadrian. "Would thit tuoh thief
might vitit my palace every day."
The damsel answered, "And wit not
th Creator tuck thief, who deprived
Adam of lib and io lieu thereof give
him a loving, lovely bride V
The forest trees once asked the fruit
trees :
"Why is th milling of your leavei
sot beard ia the distance ?"
Tb fruit trees replied, "We eaa dis
pense with tbe rattling to maBifeM our
presenoe-,our fruits testify for at.
The fruit tree then ioquired of the
forest trees ; "Why do yor leave rus
tle almost continually T"
"We are forced to nil the attention f
man to out existence,
W ben the wise it angry he is wise no
longer.
Work it mor pleaawt ia th lifht of
tb Cord this tb Merit of your father.
pleasant to take both adults and ohil
dren like it. Buy it and you will get I
the best. It always euret.
For sale by W. M. Cohio, druggist,
Weldoo.N. 0.
Effort doet not alwaya produce
best effect io spiritual tbioga.
tbe
hmw
A UUUAU
A glass or two of water taken hall an
hour before breakfast will usually keep
tbe bowel regular. Harsh cathartics
should be avoided. When a purgative
is seeded, take Chamberlain's Stomach
aed Liver Tablets. They are mild and
gentle in their actio.
For sale by W.M.. Uefcei. Druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
It is possible to smother tb fire of
seat by too much fuel of effort.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOlWIBTAIUNG
With th Cook and
buy you on bag of
J. E. M.
Flour
and be convinced
that it is the best flour on the market.
12 cake Laundry Soap for
Whan you tk Grove' Tasteless Chill
Toaic because the formula is plainly
united 00 every bottla showing that it I
is simply Iron ind Quinine In a tasteless UA poUtoe, 25c, peck, and everything
farm. No oure, No Piy. 60. , . . ' , ' ' "
It doesn't take much gold-leaf to cove'
he p.pi of tb. eye. W. 1. Jf AitHJb ii.
1
Ha cannot consecrate hi gift who I
5,io hive it ooQBumed. I WELDON, N.C.
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