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It it a high, solemn, almost awful
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hat already blended itself with the
boundless, ever-living, ever working
universe, and will alao work then fur
good or evil, openly or teeretljr, through
all time.
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BY J.
Oh, the world it growing older, but the heart of lr is young ;
All tbe wooiog tongs we whisper sre the songs for sges euug ;
And the softly murmured story io the maiden's esr to-day
Is of Psrls' love for Helen, told in just snolher way ;
Cupid's eyes sre bright with laughter and the shsfts of merriment
Fly as straight and true as ever ; for tbe barbed arrow sent
Through the heart of lad or lassie, drivoo high or driven low,
Is the same thst cupid lipped with love a thousand years sgo.
Oh, the moonlight's spell Is ohsngeless and tbe soft skies ovcrhesd
Lead love's footsteps io tht pathway where the steps ot sges led ;
Io tbe eyes of maidens lifted to the plesdiog eyes of men
Flash the shyly timid glsnccs that bsve leaped and died again
When the earth was in its cradle, while the love-impassioned toogue
Telle to love the blissful story thst wat told when times were young ;
For the thyly whispered snswer, told io trembling tones snd low,
Is tbe speeoh that tinkled golden on the harp of long ago.
And the bowl remains unbroken though the sped years sap the wine ;
Though the grapes of love be gathered, springtime thrills tbe budding vine ;
And tbe path by lovers trodden in the ecstasy of song
Is the path the ages followed, through a leafy way and long ;
Soft the skies breathe benediction and the muses of the air
8well and tell a bridal ohortu as the troth is plighted there ;
'Tit the song through untold sges by the ohorused angels sung,
For the world it growing olde, but the hetrt of love is young.
SUNSET
ELIZABETH AKKRS.
Is it a dream 1 The day ia done,
The long, warm, fragrant summer day;
Afar before the bills, the tun
In purple splendor tiokt away ,
The firefly lightt her floating sptrk,
While here and there the first large
ttart
Look out, impatient ior the dtrk ;
Tbe cows stand waiting by the bars ;
A group of ohildren saunters by
Towsrd home, with Isugh and sportive
word.
One psusiog, ss she bears tbe high
boft prelude of an unseen bird
"Sweet sweet sweet
Sorrowful sorrowful sorrowful I"
JESUS ALWAYS.
II WAS AFRAID TO STAY I If A UOUSt
WIIBRB J RHUS DID NOT 00 MI.
A little girl went with her mother, a
woman in lowly circumstances, as she
bad occasion to call on a wealthy lady io
a neighborlog city. The lady felt quite
an interest io the ehild, and took bcr all
over the house Io show her all the beau
ties and wondcrt of her comfortable
home. Much surprised at all she saw,
the little thiog exclaimed:
"Why, how beautiful I I am sure
Jesus must love to come here, it ia to
pleasant. Doesn't Re come here very
often? He comes to our house, aod we
have no carpet home. Ob, bow Jeens
must love to come here I"
The hostess msde no reply, sod her
visitor aaked tgtio:
"Doesn't Jesus come here very often?"
Then, with much emotion, the lady
replied;
"I am afraid not."
That was too much for the child. She
hastened to her mother and begged to be
taken home, for she wss afraid to stay in
a bouse where Jesus did not come. Thst
night the Isdy related to her husband
the whole circumstance, and the queation
of tbe child went to the beartt of both
husband aod wife, and it wat not long
before Jesus wat made a guest ia their
home.
BITTERNESS.
A baby upoo tbe breast,
A Mother's first oaress,
Life's discords hushed
In Love's calm rest I
A babe upon tbe breast,
A Mother's Isst caress,
Heartstrings drawn tense
And memories for recompense I
Nqr babe upon tbe breast,
Nor first nor last caress,
Ab, this is bitterness
That batb do recompense 1
Pattii Williams Gil
NOT A !?!'.'K PAY SINCE.
"I was tsken severely sick with kidney
trouble. I tried sll sorts of medioiocs,
none of which relieved me. One day I
taw aa advertisement of your Eleoliic
Bitters and determined to try that. After
taking a few dosea I felt relieved, and
tooo thereafter was entirely cured, and
have not teen a sick day since. Neigh
bors of mine have been eured of Rheum
atism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney
tronblea and General Debility." This is
whst B F. Baas, of Fremont, N. C ,
writes. Only 60o. at W. M. Cohen,
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Signature of
FOLEY
SONG,
Down from immeasurable heights
Tbe clear notes drop like orystsl rain.
The eoho of all lost delights,
All youth's high hopes, all hidden
pain,
All love's soft music, heard no more
But dreamed of and remembered long,
Ab, how can mortal bird outpour
Such human heartbreak in a song?
What can be know of lonely years,
Of idols only rsised to fall,
Of broken faith and secret tears ?
And yet his song repeats them sll
"Sweet sweet sweet
Sorrowful sorrowful sorrowful I"
THE CHARACTER IN THE FACE.
TUirACIISAN OPKN BOOK. EVERY
BLOT SHOWS UI.ACKLT UPON IT.
A man can not be a villain without
showing it. Pamper himself ss he msy,
the bad lines on the lace will come out
now aod and then. Marvelous is the
writing on the human oountenanec. Not
that you find what is technically termed
beauty there as a proof of moral excel
lence, mere form of feature or line of bone
or tint of skio; we are not speaking of
such superficial things in this connection
but tne expression of tbe faos, its
sudden expressions, itt expressions when
it supposes itself to be inexpressive, the
very concealment of the character which
brings a kind of luminous vaoauoy into
the eyes.
tan a man drink deeply, and yet not
show it in his face? Can any man think
bad thoughts lovingly; can he roll iniqui
ty under hit toogue as a sweet morsel and
gloat over it, and dream about it, and
hail it in the morning and bless it st night
without thst loved demon working its
witardry on the face, taking out of the
voice its solemn musio, and casting into
the gait of the wanderer the lurch of the
vagabond? Men do not know this in all
its reality. They have recourse to me
ohaoical moans for adorning themselves,
for oblitcrsting the traces of evil conduct
but tbey tail tne buried thing worms
itself up an casta off the flower that was
meant to bide its presenoe.
A sudden expression reveals a charac
ter. "The show of their countensnce
doth witiess sgainst them;" they bsve
loet their spirituality, their enno
bliog reverence, their simplicity of soul,
their genisl smile, their impressive and
self-interpreting frankness; they wait,
they lurch, they glanoe furtively, and
they blush; they show themselves to bt
devotees of sensuality. There is amid
all their claim to tha oootiary, a poroioe
look, a tone and manner whiob ivco the
simplest can hardly mitunderstand.
The olher truth, the beautiful,
equally vivid. What wonders grae
works in a manl How it nils even ai
spirit of the indwelling God ennobles tnd
dignihet the living house which be sane-
tifiot by hit pretence I Dr. Jose tin Per
ker.
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Twenty-live cents a bottle. Bt sure snd
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There are no promises without
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OABTOniA.
Ban the ) Haw always Bought
Blgaatut
at
MOTHERS WHO SCOLD-
WHEN 811 1 IMS CONQUERED 1IKH8KLT
THERE NO DUFIOUI.TT WITH OHIL
DREN. The mother who has acquired tbs
habit of sooldiug her children thereby
shows that she ia not competent to train
them to obedience. For scolding is a
sign of weakness. It indicates that the
person who hss it, has not mastered her
self tnd thst she knows not how to rule
others.
The scolding parent is usually sn un
reasonable being, impulsive, juiek-tcui-pered,
hot-headed. She judges first and
calls for the evidenoe afterwards. She
acta as if her little sons and daughters
should, oven before she instructs them,
distinguish right from wrong snd should,
before they have teen anything of life,
have the knowledge that can come only
from experience.
When the mother has become a chron
ic scold, the children pay little attention
to her outbreaks of vituperation. Guilty
or uot guilty, they expeot it. Tbey let
it in one esr and out tbe other. They
acquire the corresponding habit of not
minding it. Let their father speak once
aod tbey jump to obey him. Their
mother may order them a dozen times,
but they get into the way of thinking
that she is not in earnest until she begins
to upbraid them, and they wait for this
signal before they move at het command,
Her first care io the correction of this
habit is to control herself. Let her givt
no orden that the does not intend to en
force, let her tell her ohildren to do
thing only once, and let her resolve not
to scold them, whether they be good or
bad, decile or disobedient. When she
has conquered herself, she will find, to
her surprise, that she will have little
difficulty in conquering her children.
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GROUND AND LOFTY.
'Where sre your coffee mills?" asked
the customer.
"Id the basement," said tbe floor
walker.
The customer went to the basement
and bought a coffee mill.
"Now I want tome oups snd saucers,"
said.
"You'll have to go four floors up for
those," the sslesgirl told him.
He went ss directed, sod purchssed
his cups and saucers.
"Now," he said, "I'd like a pound of
coffee."
"You'll find that on the top floor."
He proceeded to the top floor and got
his coffee.
"Say," he asked, "ia there a depart
ment on the roof?"
"On the roof? No, Why?''
"Because my wife told me to buy a
cook book, and I didn't know but I'd
have to go up there to get it."
INFORMATION WANTED.
Are you a married man?" asked the
absent-minded attorney, who was doing
a oross-examioing Btunt,
"No, sir," replied the witness. "I am
a bachelor."
"Very well, sir." oontinued tbe lawyer.
"Now kindly tell the court how long you
have been a bachelor and what the cir
cumstances wore that induced you to be
come one." Chicago News,
CUI HONO?
Tho campaign ohioft had met in com
m it tee nftbe whole on the state of the
party.
"Hadnt we better open the proofed
iogs with prayer?" suggested one of
them,
"No," ssid the others. "We did that
at the national convention and look
where we are now I"
COV'LDN'T BE POSSIBLE.
"Your symptoms," pronounced the
physician, "indicate hydrocephalus,"
"What "I thst?"
"Water on the brain."
"It oan'tbe that, doctor," said Mr.
Jagway, greatly relieved. "I haven'
drunk a drop of it for six months,"
OABTOniA.
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A CHILD'S EVENING PRAYER.
THE SWEET LITTLE PRAYER, WITH ITS
BENEDICTIONS OF GRACE, ABIDES
WITH US FOREVER.
Who can ever forget the perfume of
that simple little ovouiog prayer, ' Now
I lay mo down to sleep," that our mother
taught us in the days of early childhood 1
It is with us wheo gray hairs adoro our
is snd tho evening sbsdows fall
around us. Odo of the last things that
old Dr. MoPerrin, the aged Methodist
divioc, did just before his death, wss to
repent that I ttle prayer. As he was
passing up and out it came back to him
as be had learned it at bis mother's
knee. Iiuury Grady, that magnetic
orator and brilliant editor, onoo described
his visit to his old mother at Athens,
Ga , and spoke of it as though he were a
boy again. He said, I dropped my pen
intho ofTce of tho Daily Constitution,
tho eveniog before Christinas, rufhed to
the depot snd caught a train to make a
visit to my dear old mother. When tho
oar rolled up at the depot at Athens and
I stepped from the platform, a cabman
asked me to let him drive me to the old
home, just a mile off among the cedars.
But I told him no, I wanted to run
dtwn there like I used to do when I was
a boy and surprise mother, So down
the street I made my way until I got
near the place. Then as I walked along
I bogan to whistle aod directly I saw the
dear old face peer out through the door,
and she started in a brisk walk to tbe
gate. She met me, threw her arms
around me, kissed me, and led me into
tbe bonse. We sat down and had a good
old time. Then she went to the kitchen
and prepared me a dish of mush and
milk and we sat and partook of it to
gether, and we talked and talked. She
still looked upon me as Henry, her boy,
The dishes were cleared away and wc
went back into the old room. We talked
until way io the night, and then she
went to my room and prepared my bed
I passed into it, undressed and knelt at
its side. She put her hand upon my
head and b gan, 'Now I lay me down io
sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep,'
and I repeated it after her as I had doue
in that spot a hundred times beforo
Then 1 hopped into bed, she tucked the
cover around me and said 'God bless my
boy.' She retired to her rcotu, but
lay there buried in tho soft feathers
and for in hour I cried for joy, I wai
a boy again in dear old mother's boms,
How many of us have the touch of
kindred joy r l be sweet little prayer
with its bonediotionB of grace, abides
with ns forever.
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doeanotkftaBttaaDdaso.toTheChatU- I
nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tann. I
and a paokata will be taallM to too. I
forlidrti- -fw. tttraa at awaajaw
to J
MACHINERY
COMPUTE fQUirMtNTS SPECIALTY.
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INQINCt. lOIUNt, QINN1N0. MAC HI II
H, AW MILL AND woodwohkirki
MACHINCnr, HINOLC AND LATH
MACHINIHV, CORN MILLS,
BRICKMAKINO MACHIN
ERY, KlNOHEO UNCI
C. G. EVANS.
WELDON, N. C.
FANCY
GROCERIES,
FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERIES.
OLD WINES AND BRANDIES
SOLK AGENT FOR
CAPITAL CLUB, OLD FORESTER RYE.
CALL FOR IT.
DON'T EXPECT
WORDS OF PRAISE
For "the Piaui with tho sweet tone" from
dealers in pinnos of other makes. We've
grown accustomed to having dealers de-
lame onr queenly instrument that we look
upon their outbursts with a feeling of
pity.
THE ARTISTIC
STIEFF PIANO
Is sold wholly on iU MEKITS. 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 instruments.
INVESTIGATE!
STIEFF,
86 Granby St.,
Norfolk, Vo.
Q" S. Nussear, Mgr.
oct 21 ly.
DID YOU
SAY DRINKS ?
Well you will find
the choicost brands of
RYE, PURE OLD
APPLE BRANDY
and Sparkling wines,
Where, You Ask?
WHY AT
W. D. SMITH'S,
Washington Ave.,
WELDON, - - N. C.
Full Line groceries always on hand.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
tj Made a
Well Man
THE
vol Me.
pnyiaeM the abova remit! In SO dayi. It irtt
fowcnutiruiaquicii. fjurai wnea eui omtnuii.
oaat TD9TX will retfim tbelr loit minhood. tod old
Den will recover their youth tul vicor by tuini
BETlVO. It gnlcklruideureljrMtorMNrvoi
aen. I oet VJUiUj. ImpoUacy. Nightly Emluioot,
toitPuwer, Falling llaiuory, Wutlnc DlMWi.oj
ftU ffacU ot twlt-abUM or xoMiand InditcnUoo,
wbicti unfit one for tody, butlnm or mirrito. It
Dot only ourtt by tuning it the tut of dtuiM.but
Wrkt ore tonic mm blood builder, bring ,
tug bck tb pink flow to pale eheetei tttd rg
torlng tbe fire ol yontb. ft wtvrdi off IbmaII?
and CoBiumptltni. itudit oa having REVIVO no
other. It cn be carried la veet pocket. By mall,
1.00 per pack it, or all Cor gMMo, wltb e poet
live written tnmiHi to nrm w pwfwiwtl
tee taoeer. Hmn nml adylaefree. Add ran
KOYAL MEDICINE CO.,
irayncr Huliding,
CIHCAQO.ILU
ForlSale in Weldon 'N. C, Byl.W. M.
Cob en, Druggist
Dr. Bouvier's
Buchu Gin
A sure car
for all
KIDNEY AND
CATIOM
LGIBBtS MACHINERY COMPANY, I
MuniLId, S. C I
mm
w etf JfW-wJ' 1
fcU af MC- A.
BLADDER TROUBLES
Recommended by best physicians of tbt)
country.
For sale in Weldon by
W.W.KAY,
Beat of Wines, Whiskeyt and jBrandlea
always onhand-
Ikecp the beat of every thing la my
line. .Polite attention to all at Kay'a.
I went tide R. R. 8bed. Z
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