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VEGETABLE SICILIAN
nairKenewer
the meaning of wonts and will do at w mv. W.
rltla 4 be th lor-i-er1c4 VV.Ul.ry tW-.r aad the
Laravat Mall Or.- Whl.krj CaNc.ra la the Haiti h. All tlii
bwrih i arallna W al-.t-j we aril la aaad -there' baa.
l'wijlt! lw "mi Irtn't a Jultrat II lliey bit how they are la
.una', a-'iifm irtnotvu 101 mixing, meiiuiiw ana
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Monet whlKkry, e itTor far Pull (Jaarta af 'I'a-per'a II
two namplf hnttiHi, one n, mie IB fear old a coin
drinktiiu irlftpn dll for ir5.D0 taoont we
almve and imt In free line Pall Uunrt Kslru.
or till wliloltry ntily 7 er -Id, and will n-ml live-
for 110 r wilt turn I -.li twenty Nil iuart butt lea on re
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State.
SERMON ON WOMEN.
QBIATIST 1ABTHLY BLI8SINQ AND
CAUSE OF klbSRV.
"Woman," aaid the old Codger, dur
ing one of hie meditative .polls, "is a
perpetual paradox, a chronic coDundrum
without an answer, an nokoown quantity
possessed of nnopocted possibilities, or
parennial priie package of pcouliar po
tentialities, a oouTenticle of characteristic
contradictions and amaranthine aggrega
tion of other attributes which are not
alliterative.
"She is man's greatest earthly blessing
and the cause of most of his misery. She
ii bis chief inspiration to the achieve
ment of all that ia good, grand and glori
ous io this world, and at Jlio same time a
labor saving device to help mike a fool
of himself. She soothes his tired nerves
ith the eoo of her gentle voice, hut she
always has the last word in every con
troversy with him and, incidentally,
about 97 per cent, of tbo preceding con
versation. She brings him into the
world, and a few years later talks him to
death.
"Most of man's trouble is caused by
woman, but so deftly doea she pile (he
load on him that whenever hia burden of
trouble is lifted be wonders uneasily
about bui.iinu for more other wise,
there would be very few aecond wives,
She will oheerfully go to the stake for
the truth's sake, and lie about her age
without even being asked. She will
grow weiry of any indulgent husband,
she will cleave unto death to the man
who beats her regularly. She will break
her heart because t man does what she
doi't want him to, and love him all the
better for so doing.
"She scorna all advice io the selection
of a husband, but takes two olhes women
along to help her pick out a hat. The
less actual comfort to bo obtained from a
thing, the more eojoyoseot a woman gts
out of its possession. At It) the is
young womao; at 25, if atill unmarried
she is a pirl. She will face the grim
specter of death without a tremor, and
swoon at the sight of a mouse. The
only lime she ever does what you expect
her to do is when yon expect her to do
what you dou'l expect her to do. The
sole reason why she does anything is
simply became she don't know why she
doea it. She j inips at conclusions ami
Iways lands on them squarely, for ti e
simple reavon that when t ha conclusion
skips to one side, thinking to avoid her,
it geta exactly io her way. She ia the
d arest thing in all the world, and the
mast aggravating. She ia as she is, and
tbat'a all there ia t do about it. The
only man who ever fully undestaods a
womao is th. man who understands that
he don't understand her, and has got
sense enough to iet it go at that.
Pluck.
SUN SPOTS ACCOUNTED FOlt
"Well," reasoned Brother Williams,
ef de sayin' is true dat bell is in de bud,
it loots like dar'a some cool, black spoil
on id"
'You knows what makes 'em, don't
you?" asked a scientific brother.
"No; doe. you?
' Yes; black spot shows up aver'
lime dey pitches . nipier id"
A man ia not doing hia level best who
ia content to stay on the aim. level
SJVV pog WOMEN
WHO CANNOT CURED.
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record auch no other remedy for the
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their mean, of cur..
Th. Vtct-J.Wcnt Independent Order
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An experience which m.ny women hive wis
(ruled by MlM AKnr. limning., 01 iji i
..h fctrret. New York City, u follow! :
hid very poor heillh for i year until life
louked dirk litd drciry to me. llid bcld-
broken ind ftlfu!. 1 lnrretl for hellth. Tried
even! medicines out none were 01 iny iim
lm benefit until I took Doctor Metce'l Fa-
wirit. Preccrmtlon. 1 uon re.li.ed Ihlt I
hid found the right remedy. It helped n.ture
to throw off the poinuti. Ihlt Mtur.ted the
tvMem. removed lli p.1111 Hid Mrengthened
the digeMive orgkna, .ml biomilit the row. of
heilth bictt to my cheek. Thil medicine If
Uken occi.ionilly keep the ly.trm In perfcr
condition, helpin. It to throw off the nieiie
ind convequence. of noure to d.mpncll.
am pleiiea to five it my endorKnieol."
"Favorite Preacription " make, weak
women atronar. aick women well. Ac
cept no aubatitute for the medicine
which work, wonder, lor weak women.
Dr. Pierc'. Common Sens. Medical
Adviser 11 aent fret on receipt of 11 one-
cent stamp, for the paper-covered hook,
or 31 stamps tor tit. clnth-rjound. Ad
drea Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bufialo, N. Y.
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PETERSBURG. VA.
AT THE "RIVER
BY FRANK L.
Are you singing, my dear, io tbe depths o' the yesrs,
At the shadowy brink of the River of Tears?
Of the River that runs through all lives, and that seems
To weave in its gray mists the ghosts of our dreams ?
Beheld I O'er the desolate, flowerless sod,
The bend of the beautiful rainbows of God I
Are you sighing, my denr, lor . face that ia missed
For lips that you loved so tbo lips that you kissed ?
Do you shrink from the Silence the echolcss Night,
With never a gleam of lost treses of light?
Behold' though the Silcoceaod Darkness be long,
Out of the Silence God makcth a song t
Be this, dear, your solace, for all the dim years;
Ood stands with us all at the River of Tearsl
And the crosses and lo.-u-i the grief aod the gloom,
Shall be Light where Hi liliis eternally blooml
And we'll rest where the stars in Love's crown shall lie seven,
In the glory that is not of earth, but of fieaven!
OLD MAN'S
When I met her, wooed sod won her, in the time of bud and bloom,
There were dainty little dimples io checks and io her chin;
In her sweet brown eyes the lovelight said I'd met my blessed doom,
And my foolish heart went pounding till it made . mighty din,
That was happy years of years ago; our love ia still the same
As it was among the roses when she gave heart to me;
She declares she's ne'er regretted that she took my humble name,
Though she now is wearing wrinklas where the dimples used to be.
Life with trie's been such . burden that she's lost her dimples now,
And their former situations osch with wrinkles are defined ;
There are crow-tracks 'round her patient eyes, and e'en ber haloed brow
Wilb the footprints of our common caies i intricately lined,
Yet to me she's still the maiden ol the time of bud and bloom,
And her cheeks are filled with roses such es tempt the honey bee;
Still I feel the thrill that filled me when 1 read my blcwcd doom,
And her wrinkles are th. dimples that they always were to me.
Some sweet day, .down the valley leading to the sunset land,
When the buds and blooms are withered and life's wintry sky is gray,
We will lake each other reverently, gently, by the band
Through love's silence S'vcet as muiic we will softly steal away,
We will find a I nd of rosea, where the sun will always shine,
Where it'salwaya bud and blossom time for lovers such as wi;
I still read agaio that story as her brown eyes smile Io mine
And b,er wridkles will be dimples through eteroity, for me.
IN SHOUT METE It.
It doesn't always suit a Woman's fancy
to be fancy free.
The church organist's services are not
entirely "voluntary" offering.
To moat women "decoration' day
eomes 3G5 time. . yesr.
Our interest in the flag is o.a thing
that never flrgs.
The Mormon wilb four wives can
correctly say, "Two lime, one are won."
Open secrets are the result of mil
keeping the n.outh rhut.
The unboio lamb muat think be
escaped by sheer good luck.
'I he forum, the arena, and noses were
prominent Roman features.
To be dumb really must be an un
speakable nuisance.
Cntuet, like tuauy olUt gaUiiJ,
devclopa a lot of "knockers."
Two aoldiers may have . falling out as
the ctptsin says, "fall in!
The Daughter of tbe Kemment is not
the only woman who gets her legimenlala
oo.
AN
UNSEASONABLE
PHECY.
PKO-
"Daa'a . Dsn out in Texaa," said
Brother William., "who say de wort's
eoagii' ter . end next Jul!"
"Dei like deoa futrin' folks," said
Brother Dickey, "ter go en spiled, whole
joy er watermillion season! No man ie
Georgia would '.' don. it!" Constitu
tion. OAPTOrtlA.
Bir tin a 1" feiHl Vw Hiw Always Bottghl
Bignatai.
wrr my
kU a S-tffli 1 .
tbo SPHINQ by some new piece ol
SPRING
Chinaware,
Jardiniers, Vases,
Rusts, Statuettes,
CLOCKS,
Dinner Sets.
OF TEARS,"
STANTON
RETROSPECT.
SUED BY HIS DOCTOR.
"A dootor here has sued me for
SI 2 SO, which I c'aiined was excessive
for a case of cholera morbus," says R.
White, of Coackella, til. "At the trial
he praised his mediosl skill snd medicine.
1 asked bim if it was not Chamberlain s
Colic, Cboler. and Diarrohea Remedy
he used as I had good leason to believe
it was, and he wo-ilj not s.y under oath
that it was not. No doctor oould use .
belter remedy than this in a case ol
cholera morbus, it never fails.
Sold by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
Weldoo, N C.
When . man falls in love aiih heaven
he learns how to love thia earth.
THROWN FUOM A WAGON.
Mr. George K lliboiek was thrown
from hia wagon and severely bruised.
He innlted rh.mbnrl.in'i P.in Halm
freely and says it is the best liniment he
ever used. Mr. Btloock is . well kuow.
citiien of North Plain, Uunn There is
nothing equal to Pain Bait f r sprains
and bruises. It will effect . cure io one-
third the line required by any other
treatment.
For sale by W. M Cohen, Druggist,
Wcldon, N. C.
The best time io .need lo your neigh
bor's affair, ia i. yonr sleep.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you, if you need
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of ..fferera have proved their milchlcss
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaoha.
Tbey make pur. blood aod build up your
health. Only 2& cents, mooey back if
oot cared. Sold by W. M. Cobeor
Druggist.
MARRIED AND SINGLE.
8TII.I. TAIRLY 60LID FINANCIALLY."
This wu the pathetic statement made
by Jean Ilariison, a Denver bottle
manufacturer, al the Oalt House last
night.
"Tbe man who thinks it doesn't cost
much to embark in the marital state hod
bettor measure again before ho buys. I
have oome to the conclusion that it coats
as much to launch . woman on the sea
of Me in these ti nea as it would to fit
out a small teliooner. As to sails, oord-
o, peonants aod streamers, the difcr-
ence, I think, is in favor ol the schooner.
As to the woman's outfit, she has to be
freighted with bonnets, veils, necklaces,
pins, chains, rings, rufflos, bows, bands,
silks, muslins, laces, fans, boots, 'rats,'
frizzes, fluffs and s Grecian bend. What
. cargo this ia, too, for so small . vessell
Idon'ttbiok that many underwriters
would take a risk on such . craft. Men,
beware of marrying a Dolly Vardcn
walking advertisement."
Staodiog near Mr, Harrison when ho
made this humorous and at the same
time pathetic analysis of the "duties of a
husband" was another man who is still a
bachelor. Calling the -reporter for the
Herald aside he told in a subdued voice
ol bis plight and his accompanying glad
ness. The man is J. G. Johnson, of
Los Angeles.
"I hesrd that man talk and I really
feel sorry for him," said Mr. Johnsoji.
"He tells of one of the reasons for the
growiog disinclination for marriage, but
there are others.
"It is possible for a man to be so in
finitely oomforlable in his bachelor quar
ters io these days that the necefsity for a
wire docs not present itself. There is al
ways the danger that a wife might prove
a disturbing element. Possibly she will
oppose your cigar and might have teetotal
notions about wine at dinner. She is
also sure to have less selfish liking for the
ease and iodulgencies ol home and possess
a greater taste fci sociability than the
husband.
"You know men nowadays must have
their cigar, must be sure of their easy
chair, are fond of idling over the miga
ziocs snd pictorial journals, and the
threat of wife who would briog in com
pany or insist upon going into company
is a sort of terror to a self-indulgent fel
low's imaginations.
"And the pipe and cigar arc so su
premely Boothing and delicious! How
can people expect an inveterate smoker
to give up any portion of this cheiished
pleasure at the bidding of . better hall?
"A far better half to some of us is our
tobacco pouch, which I will gamble keeps
more men bachelors than anything else
that can be named.
"I always tell the ladies that if they
want to attest the growing distaste for
matrimony among men ihey had batter
cultivate . fondness for tobacco smoke
and develop . lazy pleasure in the Iuiuri
oua ease of the parlor." Louisville
Herald.
lMlOVEKItS OE THE HIGH
WAY. Life is certainly no dream; and yet
the great dreamera of the world have
made it possible to many.
It's well to look to the light whci
troublts curai; but frtqucntly the lighl I
a dark lantern, and doesu't illuminate
tbe highway to any extent.
Wisdom seldom cries out io tl.estretts,
these days; and very few people are will
ing to follow her to the Wilderness.
If there were less talk about Happi
ness, and more work for it, many of us
that are now in the valley would read the
stars from the bills
It's a happy man that sings at hii
work; but some of the folks that have
to listen to him don t seers to appreciate
musio
Sorrow comet) io any at rt of disguise,
but wc all know Joy teo miles off down
the road. ,
We .11 feel like dancing when we hear
the fiddle; but when it cornea to paying
the fiddler lhal'a another mallei!
SOMEWHAT DIEFEItENT.
"Richei
remarked the man with lb
qilulation iiat.it, ''have wiugs,"
"Oh, I don't know," rejoined the con
trary party. "My mney seeui to have
leet."
"FiCiT ' echoed he of the prelude.
' Yes; at leaatit frequently runs eul
explained the other
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES
Csn anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such vii the eiperieooc of Mrs. S. II
Ncwson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years
she writ., "I endured insufferable pain
from indigestion, stomach and bowel
trouble. Death seemed ioevitablc when
doctor! and all remedies failed 'At length
I was induced tolry Electric Bitters and
the result was miraculous I impnved
at onoe and now I'm completely recover
ed." For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and
Bowel troub'es Electric Bitters is the
, only medicine. Only SOo. It', guaran
teed by W. M, Cohen, Druggist.
LOVE AND EGGS.
TT.Tfct -,5 ti Ti"V,A-j T 'li an- W? V
SICK YOL'TH WILL DO WHEN Ul
STARTS OUT C0URT1N0.
A correspondent of the Sterling Bulle
tin is reciting some ancudotes of many
years ago ffhen he was a country boy in
Ohio. "I well remember," he says, the
first girl I went to see. 1 can tell tbe
very kind of a uighl; it was winter time
d aold.
The girl's mother had a banket of eggs
the silting room to keep ilniu from
frz;ng. After we got clear of the old
folks I was sitting on one side of tbe
room and the girl on the olhcr, and after
talking a little, she moved ber chair
nearer the middle of the room, at the
siuie time remarking that I seemed a
ttle distant. I took the hint and got
p to move my chair and stepped into
the basket of eggs, I think there must
avebeeo ten dozen, and I guess I broke
every one of them. Since then I have
been io the war, passed through nine
rthquakes in south-western Colorado,
one Kansas cyclooo, had the cholera,
imallpox and measles, been in two rail
road wrecks, heard Jerry Simpson speak
twice, listened to Carrie Nation, and had
frozen feet, but nono of lli' se was any
comparison to the trouble I Was io when
I found myself in the basket of egL'S.
"In trying to get out I fell and I
managed to get the eggs all over myselt
as well as the carpet. The girl's mother
heard the fuss and came bulging into
the room in ber night dress, and as she
came she yelled: 'What io thunder is
the matter?' And that fool girl stood
there laughing fit to kill. I tried to tell
her I would pay for the eggs. Pay
nothing, you green little puppy; you
should be at home with your ma."
Kansas City Journal.
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh testimony in ureal quantity is
constantly comiog in, declaring Dr.
Kings's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds to be uoequaled. A
recent expression from T, J. McFarland,
Bcntorvillc, Va., serves as example. He
writes: "1 had Bronchitis lor three
years and doctored all the time without
being bent fited. Then 1 began taking
Dr. Kioiz's New Discovery, and a few
bottles wholly cured me." Equally ef
fective in cuiiog all Lung und Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip. Guaranteed by W. M. Cohen,
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A LOTTERY.
He gazed oo the maid with passion,
With fervor his plea was hot,
He addressed her after this fashion;
"Oh, say, will yo share my lot?"
And the maid, who was munchiog things
candisd
Most innocent damsel on earth-
Raised her eyes unto his, and demanded:
"Please tell me how much it is worth?'
OABTOIIIA.
BMrlti 1 ha Kd Vmi Hun Always Bought
Bignatut
ef
LIVER
TROUBLES
ft "I fln1 Thf rlfnrd'n Blclt-DrTHtbt
Etf rood medicine for liv dineasp.
WT I. n,w, .nn k kmrl aaitit
$100 with doctor-. It ..aUthemed
icine I take." MRS. CAKOLINB
MAHTIN, Carkenburg, W. Va.
If your hver dors not act reg
ularly go to your drupniflt and
Bocure a package of Thedford's
Black-Draught and take a dose
tonight. rhi great family
medicine frees the constipated
bowels, stirs up the torpid liver
and caust'B a Withy secretion
of bile.
Tbedfotd'i Black - Draugbt
will cleanm the boweli of im
purities and strengthen tbe kid
nevs. A torpid liver invite
col ils, biliousness, chilli and
fever and all manner of sick
ness and contagion. Weak kid
neys mult in Bright's disease
whiih claims as many victims
as consumption. A 2T-eent
package of Thedford's Black
iraiight should alwayi be kept
in the house.
"I a ted Thedford's Mark
Draufht for lWer and kidney com-
riteioti and found no.h.nij to excel
k'--WILLI AM OOKf'UAN, atar
bkbetd. 111.
THEDFORD'S
BLACK-
DRAUGHT-
WAI.TKH K. DANIEL. (110. c. URIEST,
DANIEL & GREEN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WELDON, N. C.
Partners for the practice of all the
branches of law. except criminal, in tbe
courts of the 2nd Judicial District aud of
the Supreme and Federal Courts i
North Carolina Especial attention will
be aiven to collections, to which Mr. Green
will give bis persona) attention
Mr. Daniel Heine Solicitor of Second
Judicial District, this partnership doea
not include criminal law, Mr. Green prao
uciug in vuai orancn mumauaiiy.
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Gin Machinery
ENGINES, BOILERS.
SAW MILL and
WOOD - WORKING MACHINERY.
WNITK FOR PRICES
GlBBES MACHINERY COMPANY
COLUMBIA,
PIciib mention thia patter.
s. c.
C. G. EVANS.
WELDON, N. C.
FANCY
OROCMiJES,
FRUITS,
CONFECTIONS RIES.
OLD WINES AND BUANDIES
SOLE AGENT FOB
CAPITAL CLUB, OLD FOKliSTER RYE.
CALL FOR IT.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
ftnf
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
atiloklv iiK-i-rliim oitr omihihi
in. ii . i", i is iirniinnry ,meiiHinie, , iimmunir-a.
tl,,iift.iru-tlrr,,iitllintl,il. rlANDQOOK mi Talent,
em free, olilrnt auflii-r fur Hpi-tirinK puleiim,
1'iilfHilj, tnki.ii llirmitrh Sluiin A i'iv rat-ntvm
tpfritit notkt, without cbnrito. In tbe
Scientific American.
A hnntlnoTnciT tllitMrtif ft wppiIt. J.nrton rlr
ml at nm hi Hiiy k U'titliln (..iimal. Term, S3 a .
rt'nr; tm:r n.utit ha, L eoiutij-all now.doiilert.
V1UNN & Co.36iBad" New York
D ration uuicv. tun v pi wasniutduii. u.
DON'T EXPECT
WORDS OF PRAISE
For "the Piano with the sweet tone" from
ieulers in piiinos of other makes. We've
grown accustomed to having dealers de-
fume our queenly instrument that we look
upon their outbursts with a feeling of
pity.
THE ARTISTIC
STIEFF PIANO
Is sold wholly on its MERITS. It is an
ARTISTIC CREATION, far away and
beyond its nearest rival for supremacy.
That's why it carries off the FI RST PRIZE
MEDAL whenever and wherever in com."
petition with other artistic inttrumentg.
INVESTIGATE!
STIEFF,
66 Granby St.
Norfolk, Va.
0' S. Nussenr, Mgr.
oct 21 ly.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
the "'rfifA.olMa.
iirodaces the aboTe reialta In 30 days II self
.rawerfullj and quickly. Curea when all othantaiL
k'ouDHnienwiUresito their lost maubood.and olJ
caon will rvcovr their youthful vigor by nlog
iifc.viu. it QuiciiyaDdBureirnttoresnerrons
Deoa, Loot Vitality, ImpotencT. Ntffbtly Kroltalotia,
Last Power, Failiug Memory. Waatinc DlMUe., and
ill effects ot aelf-tbutie or oxcesaand Indiaeretloa,
which unftta one for study. Ixmlneu or marriage. 1
not only curea by etart inir at the eeat of dlnaae. but
lea great nerve tonic aod blood builder, brine
lug back the pink glow to pale cheeks and r
storing tbe fire of yontb. It wardf eff Tneinltf
aod CODiumptlnn. IdsIbI on baring REVIVO no.
oiner, it con nerarnea m Tent pociei. aj men,
91.00 per package, or six for SJ5.00, With a poci
ilve written trnaranttw to rare or re font
lite money. Honk und auvlso free. Aililre.a
ItOYAL MEDICINE CO.,
iravner Bui Ming,
CHICAUO, ILU
For Sale in Weidon, N. C, By W. M.
Cohen, Druggist.;
Dr. Bouvier's
Buchu Gin
A sure cure
tor all;
KIDNEY AND
BLADDEIt TKOI'IILKS
Keooiumendod by best physicians at tb.
country.
For sale in Weidon by
W. W. KAY,
Best of Wines, Whiskeys and Brandies
I ways onhand.
I keep the best ol'everj thing in my
ino. mul'olile attention to .11 at Kay's,
west side H. it. Shed.
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J gU RKT Y ON BONDS. J
a Those who are required to give
S Bonds in positioni of trust, and who X
J desire to avoid asking friends to be- 3
? come their sureties, or who may wish
I to relieve friends from further obli- jj
I gations as bondsmen, should pp!y S
5 io person or by letter to
fl-.T. U.ARK, Attorney. W elJon. N cl
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