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VOL. XXXIX.
WELDON, N. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1905.
NO. 36
Writes Mrs. Jane Petty, of RiHng River, N. C, Aug. 12, 1904.
My little boy could not walk ttep from RHEUMATISM, and
11 other remedies had failed to do him any good. Rheumacide has
cured him and made him sound and well." Hundreds of other letters
give the same testimony.
cleanses the blood of all the poisons that cause Rheumatism and all
other blood ois.-ases, and absolutely cures to stay cured. The most
powerful and effective blood purifier in the world vet it improves the
digestion and builds up the entire system.
THE ONE THAT CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL"
Writ BOBBITT CHEMICAL COMPANY, BALTIMORE, for Tra
Alk out drugxlH l " fORGCT ME NOT took.
CHARLES 0. ALLEY,
WHOLESALE
Confectioner '& Fancy Grocer,
PETERSBURG. VA.
I-Mr. W. T. Baugb rspresenti ui in Eastern Carolina, Bold your crderB for
him. dot 12 ly
A 9 Tli 'it! Ayer's Pills. Ayer's Pills.
''1 7"0 tr? 0 liC Ayer's Pills. Keep saying
4 V lQ 7j 1 IE ITi this over ana over again
BUCKINGHAM'S BYE
f -'''wuBi nwn cr rlcs Mac!;? Lse am wwiiu,:a.iiiucu.:usuu..ii.
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REJ$0fl
TANNER'S PAINTS
Retain thir pre-eminence
iboie ail other brands is
because they tie. made of
the beat mttcrislt obttina
ble and are ground with
great ears. If your dealer
does not oarry them write
to the manufacturers,
Tanner Faint & Oil Co.,
Box 180.
1419 E. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Tie Bank of Weldon,
:::WELDON N. C.r-
OrpM Under Tie Lais of tie State of North Carolina,
AUGUST 20TII, 1892.
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSITORY.
HALIFAX COUN TY DEPOSITORY.
TOWN OrWELDON DEPOSITORY.
CIPITM. ANO SURPLUS - $31,000.
War ten rears thin institution has provided banking facilities for this section
Its stockholders and directors have been identified with the business interests of
Halifax ind Northampton counties for many years. Money is loaned upon ap
nrnl unnritt it the leeal rate of interest six per centum. Acoounts of all are
r - j o .
solicited.
President: Vice-President: Cashier:
W. E. DANIEL. Dr. H. W. LEWIS, W.R.SMITH
Jackson, Northampton county, N. C.
i The largest and best plant in
Jl the State.
-CHARLES MILLER WALSH,
FATHER WAS DRIVING.
THE TBAIN FLEW LIKE LIGHTNING
OVER THE ROUGH TRACK, BUT .THE
LITTLE OIBL BAD FAITH IN TIIE
ENGINEER,
During the Franco-Prussian War, a
French officer was sent with s hurried
dispatch to be convcytd by a special
tisin over sbout one hundred miles of
rough railway, in order to head off a
swift German advance, As the train
cw like lightning over the rough track
the wif of the engineer, who was on
board, was filled with terror, sod cried
out in her distress, but her little girl
romped up and down the rocking car
peifcotly delighted with the eioitemcot,
nd wou'd answer to her mother eveiy
few minutes, "It's all right, father's
driving." Onoe in a while the big en
gineer, sll blaek with soot, would come
n and cheer up bis almost faiotirg wife.
while the little girl would climb upon his
houldeis and bug sod kiss them with
rapturous delight. At last they reached
the end of their fearful journey in safety,
and the little thing triumphantly cried,
Didn't I tell you it was all light, for
father was driving."
Ob, how many heart aches we would
miss if we would look away from the
rocking train and from the fearful sur
roundings snd remember that our Savi
our holds the reins of providence, aod,
that He knows, He loves, He leads, and
He will surely keep,
When He came that night to the
terrified disciples on the raging ses, He
did not tell them about things but only
about Himself, He did not say "the eea
is calmed, the winds are hushed, the
storm ii quelled," but He simply said,
It is I, be not sfraid." Christ Himself
is the Answer to all our doubts and fears,
nd the guarantee of our safety and
deliverance. Rev. A. B Simpson.
ARMOR PLATED BOYS
One of the chief means of protection
to our great battleships are huge armor
plates. It is important in these days
that thero should be armor-plated boys.
A boy needs to be iron-clad on :
His lips sgainst the first taste of
liquor.
His ears against impure words.
His hands sgainst wrong-doing.
His feet against going with bad
oomoanv.
His eves against dangerous books
and pictures.
His pocket against dif Honest money
His tongue against evil speaking.
The Christian armor on her cititen
gives more security to the nstion than all
the armor plates that are oo her ships,
lln.rrinr and Manufacturer of MON
UMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE
fiTONES of every description.
Freight prepaid on all shipments.
Bafe delivery guaranteed. Write fur
designs and prices
tsJvAlao Iran Fencing, Vases
etc , for cemetery and otner
ouroosee at lowest prices.
ia8ATISFACTI0N GUARANTEED.
Work Delivered At Any Depot.
octll It.
Fall and Winter Boots
o FOB o
MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN.
Big Line Dry Goods, Notions, Genta Furnishings, Ac The largest line
ever brought to Weldon. Don't fail to see them before you buy.
Our Shoe department is full and running over. The largest stook we have ever
tamed, and we are making prices
THAT WILL SELL THEM.
Just received a big lot of (DORSCH) 8hoes. Suite to order, made up in good
.shape and by good tailors. Fits Guaranteed. Don't fail to see out line of
Samples and Prices Before You
Place Your Order.
3H. D. ALLEN & COMPANY,
WELDON. N. C.
A HOTHER'S LOVE.
A. mother's love is so divine that the
rougnest nmu can
not help but appre
ciate it as the crown
of womanhood.
However, Mother
hood ib looked for-
wardtowithfeelinRS
of (treat dread by al
most all women. At
such times a worn'
an is nervous, dys
peptic, irritable,
and she is in need
of ft uterine tonic
and nervine.
atrenetu builder to fit her for the ordeal
No matter how healthy or strong a woman
may be she cannot help but be benehteu by
taking )r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
to prepare lor toe event.
This is what om mother toys;
"With n heart overflowing with gratitude I
will endeavor to write you. It ta nearly two
yearn ago since I nmt wrote to you for advice
reffflrtlin); my health which wan then very bad,"
writes Mrs. I,, Joore, of HincwJale, Ky., to Dr.
R. V. lMerc. chief coiisnltiiifi Burgeon of thu
Invalids' Hotel nmt surreal itisnuiir, at umimo,
v V ni hnvn fl-u'riK-il mv mi fit rim in other
letters to vou. After receiving vtnir advice and
the Common Sense Medical Adviser ' I bought
aome of vonr ' Favorite Prescription,' and to-day
am a well woman and the proud mother of a
dear Utile Doy."
Backed up by over ft third of a century
of remarkable cures, a record such as no
other remedy fur the diseases and weak
nesses uecuhar to women ever attained.
the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's
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money of the United States, for any case of
Ieucorrnea, remaie weaitness, rroiapsus,
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cure. All they ask is a fair and reasonable
trial of their means of cure.
Their financial responsibility is well
known to every newspaper publisher and
druggist in the' United States, with muatol
whom they have done business for over ft
third of a century.
How to live in health and happiness, is
the general theme of Dr. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser. This treat work
on medicine and hygiene, containing over
looo pnges ana more than Too illustrations,
Is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay ex
pense of mailing only. Send V one-cent
tamps for the cloth-bound volume, or only
91 Stamps lor luc ooua in paper, coven,
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A fine line of Ladies aod Geotlemena
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ftl r aw
If the world will not be oorqnered by a frown,
Try smile ;
If your weepiDg will not raise you when you're down,
Try a smile,
If a stolid countenance
Will not help your cause advance,
Try a smile.
If a scowl don't make your neighborhood respect you,
Try a smile ;
If an everlasting grumble don't protect you,
Try a smile,
Dash away that childish tear,
Check that sob, it's bad to hear ;
Spread your mouth from ear io ear
Try a Bmile.
If you've had to let some stronger fellow beat you,
Try a sai'e ;
Let bim know it takes two lickings to defeat you
Try a smile.
Make him clearly understand
You don't besr the coward's brand ;
Make him show his strongest hand
Try a smile.
If they've told you you are going to the does,
Try a smile ;
Doo't go cutting any desperation didoes,
Try a smile.
When you'ie been so knocked about
That you're nearly down and out,
And are scheduled for a pout,
Try a smile.
If your very utmost efforts didn't work,
Try a smile ;
Though you feel that it must be a sickly smirk,
Try a smile.
Show the world that you can do it ;
Send a giggle gurgling through it ;
Don't go get a rag and chew it ;
Try a smile.
HONOR THY FATHER AND MOTHER
WAYS TELL THEM THE TRUTH, AL
WAYS TREAT THEM LOVINGLY, AND
TAKE CAKE OK TUEM WUEN THEY
ARE SICK AND (JIIOWN OLD.
SOME OFJFmiODLES,
Why is it that the tenderest foet must tread the roughest road?
Why is it that the weakest back must carry the heaviest load?
While the feet that are surest and firmest have the smoothest path to go,
And the back that is tiraightest and strongest has never a burden to know.
Why is it that the brightest eyes are (he ones soon dim with tears?
Why is it that the lightest heart must ache and aohe for years ?
While the eyes that are hardest snd ooldest shed never a bitter tear,
And the heart that is smallest aod mcaoest has never an ache to fear,
Why is it those who sre saddest have always the gayest laugh ?
Why is it those who need not have always the "biggest half"?
While those who have never a sorrow have seldom a smile to give,
And those who want just a little must strive and struggle to live,
Why is it that the noblest thoughts are the ones that are never expressed ?
Why is it that grandest deeds are the ones that are never confessed ?
While the thoughts that are like all others are the ones we always tell,
All the deeds that are worth little praise are the ones that are published well.
Why is it that the sweetest smile has for its sister a sigh ?
Why is it that the strongest love is the love we always pass by?
While the smile that is cold and indffcrent is the smile for which we pray,
Aod the love we kneel to and worship is only common olay.
Why is it the friends we trust are the ones that always betray ?
Why is it the lips wc wish to kiss are the lips so far away ?
While close by our hide, il we knew it, is r friend who loyal would be,
Aod the lips we might have kissed are the lips we never see.
Why is it the things we can have are the things we always refuse?
Why is it none of us lead the lives if we could we'd chouse?
The things that we all oan have are the things we always hate,
And life seems ocver complete, do matter how long we wait.
A GODLY HOME.
WI WILL TRULY SEEK IT.
RaRTfR SIIPPRSTITIMIS i FOR over sixty veakn.
j Mrs. Winslow's Sootuino Syrup
Nowadays garters are very geoerally ' has been used for over 60 years by mill-
ousted from favor by the more hypienio
suspenders, but many superstiiions about
them still survive. Here are a few :
The marriage of a bride who wears
iocs of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. It southes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
paiu; cures wind colic, and is the best
any but white garters on her wedding j remedy for Diarrhma. It will relieve
day will have ao uohpppy coding.
The girl who wears her garters below
the knees will early lose her beauty.
To put on the left garter before the
right on dressing in the moroKg will
bring bad luok all day.
Gold garter buckles are luoky and sil
ver ones the reverse.
The luckiest colors for driers are
white, blue and black. The wearer of
yellow garters will lose a friend within a
year.
If a garter breaks in church the wear
er's marriage will be happy, but if the
accident happens at a dance it is a sign
that the wearer's sweetheart is faithhss
to her.
SAVED FROM TERRIBLE DEATH
The family of Mrs. M. L. B.bbit', ol
Bargcrton, Tenn,, saw her dying and
were powerless to save her, The most
skillfull physicians and every remedy
need, tailed, while consumption was
slowly but rurely taking her life. In
this terrible hour Dr. Kine's New Dis
covery for Consumption turned despair
into joy. The first buttle brought iui
media'e reliif aod its continued use oom
pletely cured her. It's the most certain
cure in the world for all throat and I tint
troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and
SI 00. Trial bonus free at W. M
Cohen's drug store
the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold
by Druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for"Mrs. Wioslow's Soothing Syrup,"
and take no other kind.
FULLY AUMED.
"No," said Minerva as -lie sprang fully
armed from the brain of Jove.
"No, what?" queried Jove.
"I'll never be taken for the Veous de
Milo." Houston Post.
A VERY CLOSE CALL.
"I stuck to my engine, although every
joiut ached and every nerve was racked
with pain," writes C. W. Uellamy, a lo
comotive fireman, of Rurlinuton, Iowa.
"I was weak and pale, without any ap
petite and all run down. As I was sbout
to give up, I got s bottle of Electric Bit'
tera, mil after taking it, I felt as well as
I ever did itt uiy life." Weak, sickly,
run down penple always gain new life,
airentith and vipor from their use. Try
tlirm. Saiisfactinn iiuaran'eed by W
M Cohen. Price 60 cents.
There is a touching story told of the
famous Dr. Samuel Johnson, whioh has
had influence on many a boy who has
heard it. Samuel's father, Michael
Johnson, wits a poor bookseller in Liteh-
Buhl, England. On market dnys he
used to carry a package of books to the
village (f Ottoietcr, and sell them flora
a stall in the market place. One day the
bookseller was sick, and asked his son to
go and sell the bonks in his place.
Samuel, from a silly pride, refused to
obey.
Fifty years afterward Johnson beoanie
the celebrated author, the compiler of the
'hitgltsh Dictionary," and one of the
most distinguished scholars in England;
but he never forgot his act of unkiod-
ness to his peor hard toiling father; bo
when he visited Ottoxeter he determined
to show bis sorrow and repentance,
Ho went into the market place at the
time of business, uncovered bis head,
and stood there for an hour in the pour
ing rain, on the very spot where the
book stall used to stand.
"This," he says, "was an act of contri
tion for my disobedience to my kind
father."
The spectacle of the great Dr. John
son standing bareheaded in the storm to
stono for the wrong done by him fifty
or sixty years befsre is a grand and
touching one. There is a representation
of it in marble on the Doctor's monu
ment.
Many a man in after life has felt some
Hung nardcr and heavier than a storm
of rain beating upon his heart when he
remembered his acts of unkiuduess to a
good father or mother now in their
graves.
Dr. John Todd, of Pittsfield, the emi
nent writer, never forget how, when his
old father was very sick, and sent him
away for medicine, he, a little lad, had
been unwilling to ko, and made up a lie,
that "the druggist had not got any such
medicine,"
The old man was just dying when little
Johnny came io, snd be said to him:
"My boy, your father suffers great pain
for want of that medicine"
Johnny started in great distress for
the medicine, but it was too late, Th
tatner on nis return was almost gone,
He could only sty to the weeping boy
"Love God and always speak the truth
tor tne eye ot !iod is always upon you,
Now kiss me onoe more, and farewell.'
Throegh all his after life Dr Todd
had a heartache over that act ol false
hood and disobedience io his dying
father. It takes mure than a shower to
wash away the memory ot sueh sins.
Dr. Todd repented of that Bin a thous
and times.
The words, "Honor thy father and
thy mother," mean four things: Alwayi
do wuut tney Did you, always tell them
the truth, always treat them lovingly
ana lake caie ol them when tney are
sick and grown old. I never yet knew
a boy who trampled on the wishes of his
parents that turned out well. God never
blesses a wilful boy.
When Washiugtiiu was sixteen years
old ha determined to leave home and be
come a midshipman in the Colonia
Navy. After he had sent off his trunk
he went to bid his mother guod-by. She
wept bo bitterly because he was going
away that he said to his negro servant
"Bring back my trunk. I am not going
to make my mother Buffer so by leaving
her,"
He remained at home to please his
mother. This decision led to his becotu
ing a surveyor, and afterwards a soldier
His whole glurious career in life turned
on that simple act of tryiug to make h
runtlier hantiy. And happy, too, will b
the child who never has occa-ion to shed
hitler tears for any act ol unkiodneas t
his parents Let lis nut foruct that Go
has said: "Honor thy father and thy
mother, l'nistiurn Christian Advocate
Obcd-Edom made room for the ark in
is houso, and God blessed bis home
abundantly, and made it a blessintr to the
hole nation. The blessing wtiich de
scended upon that hitherto obscure fam
ily rcaohed up to the very throne, and
scended in showers of bencdiclion up-
tlie whole nation. When David
heard how Ood had blessed his houso he
was encouraged to renew his efforts to
establish the worship of God io the
lapital of the kingdom.
No home can afford to be without
God's gracious presence. We need it in
times of prosperity, when we are especial
ly in danger of growing gudlees in
character and life. We need it in timi s
of trmptation, that we may be able to
overcome. Wc need it in times of per
plexity, for "it is not io man that walketh
order hist steps." We need it when I
our children are choosing their vocations
d their companions and the locations
ftf their homes. We need it in times of
sickness, and in times of health; in limes
of rejoicing, and in times of sorrow. We
need it when the death angel hovers
near, and when we stand by the open
graveside to bury our loved ones out of
ight. We need it when we ourselves I
draw near to the end of life's pilerinace.
We may all have blessedness, if we Recommended bv best Dhvaicians of th.
win truty seos it. And the presence and country.
blessing of Christ in the home will make For 8a,e in Weldon
a benediction to the whole community.
Christian Union Herald.
word
The popular girl is the girl
Who oan always say a good
about everybody.
Who is never caught in disheveled or
negligee coBtumes when she should be
ready to receive visitors.
Who is always enthusiastic or at least
merested in what is going on.
Who is not ashamed of a hearty
ppettte.
Who is not always oomplaining of her
s.
Who does not always imagine herself
to be the most important member of her
social circle, but who can forget herself
aod be easy and natural in her manners
nd conversation.
II 18 CONCLUSIONS.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES.
It is exceptional to find a lami
wbcro there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but these can be lossened by
havine Dr. Kiou's New Life Pills
arcund. Much trouhla they save by
their gnat workin Stomach and Live
troubles. 1 hey not' only relievo you
but cure. 25c. at W. M. Cohen's Drug
store.
A girl can find a man's hand easier in
the dark than he cm find himself in the
light.
If men had wings most of them would
be alraid to fly.
OAHTOniA .
"I'm afraid, Johnnv," said the Sun- J
day-school teacher, rather sadly, "that I
shall never meet you io the better land."
"Why, what have you been duin
now?' Piok Me-Up
WONDERFUL NERVE.
Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains of accideotal Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises, Burns, Saalds, Sore feet or stiff
joints, nut there s no need I )i It. ouck-
len's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and
cure the trouble. It's the tea Salve on
earth for Piles, too 25', at W. M.
Cohen's Drug store.
IN WITH A PLUNGE.
"I wish to enter and take an active
nart in (he battle of life. What would
you advise me to do?"
"Get married," wrote the editor of th
"ReDhcs to Queries" column. Fort
Worth Record.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears Uio
Signature ef
I- J-U.
THE WELDON
CARRIAGE SHOP,
Builds aod Repairs all kinds of Car
riages, Buggies, Wagons and Carls,
Blaeksuiilhiog and Horse shoeing in
all its branches.
D. SHEARIN,
KjTVick's Old Stand, Weldon. N. 0-
j T. clab
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WELDON, N. C.
Praetices in the courts of Halifax and
adjoining counties, and in the Hupreiue
court ot the Htk t Hpecial attention given
to eollm-.tionR nd prompt, retnrns.
Dr. Bouvier's
Buchu Gin
A sure cure
for all
KIDNEY AND
BLADDER TROUBLES
TIIE POPULAR GIRL.
W.W.KAY,
Best of Wines, Whiskers and Kranriin
always onhand.
I keep the best of every thing in my
inc. Bl.Polite attention to all at Kay's.
west side R. R. Shed.
mr 2 1 j.
J.A. ALSTON
FINE'
tolly Groceries,
PROMISSORY NOTES.
PROVISIONS,
Cigars aud Tobacco.-
Fine Whiskies
It is said that a man whose musica
talent was as widely known as bis im
pecunious condition once accosted a
friend on the street, drew him into a I
doorway, aod requested a loan of 25.
"When do you think you'll be able to
repay it?" asked the friend, to whom it Merrimac Club and Pride of Virginia, nice
AND WINES
was by no means a new experience.
This time," said the ready borrower,
with an engaging smile, "I hoped you'd
be willim: to make it a 'Kathleen Ma-
vourneeu' loan."
"A What?" demanded the practical
man.
"A 'Kathleen Mavourneen' loan,"
said his expensive friend. " 'It may be
for years, and it may be forever.' "
Yuulh's Companion.
Drinks of every kind.
Cor. Washington Ave., and First Street.
Weldon N. 0. 10-21-ly
THE RICH BECOME SO BY
OABTOIIIA.
BMn th, a TO nam iwa Boapil
Signature
of
111! Kind Vou Haw lwa I
If good for them it muse be for all.
Money saved in buying, is money made.
Our arrangements for getting dircot from
New York, the best and latest in mer
chandise new goods every week instead
of twice a year enables us to offer every
day just what people want, to make
quick "turn-overs" and, making them,
When she can't find an)thing else to we can sell so much cheaper.
worry about a woman can do it over the
fact that when she is a widow she will get
very tired wearing dark clothes so Ions
Take
CARDUI
at Home
Are you a sufferer?
Has your doctor been uniuc-ccssful?
Wouldn't you prefer to treat
yourself AT M0Mt7
Konrlv l.ftftO.ftlX) wmripn htv
bought AVine ot Cariiui from
their dnicffistfi and have cured
IhoniBolvi! at home, tf such
troubles aa periodical, bearing
down ami ovanau pains, leucor
rhn'ft, barreiiHMi, nervousness,
dizziness, nausea and deFpond-
enrv, cans! by female wcikneBi,
Ihese aro not easy cases,
Wine of Cunlui cures when the
dor tor can t.
Wine of Cardm doss not irri
tate the oruana. There is no nain
in the treatment. It is a soothing
tonic of healing herbs, free from
h trim ff and drastic drucrs. It is
successful because it euros in a
natural wav,
tne ot l-ardm can be boucrht
from your druggist at f 1.00 a
Dome ana vou can negin mis
treatment today. Will you try it?
fl .,,,- H.JISMS1
1 ease requiring ipMl direction!.
ItlrtMS, f ivtuf Bj-mpioma, The Lidlttt'
d-norr DtpL, Tbe Chftttanoogft
Mtdloloa Co., 01
FOlEYSHOm'EAUl
Quran Coldai Prevent, nwrnvatt
We have a wide-awake representative
in New York the year 'round; the mo
moot a new thing appears, or an advan
tage can be taken in price, he is on the
pot, with the money in hand to get and
send us our sharo.
Since we began this movement, the
buying pnhio has shown its appreciation
of our efforts and is rallying to the sup
port of the store that is standing to help
the people,
1 his week a lot of new gonds one of
the prettiest snd best we have had yet.
Our New York Buyer bought immense
lots, having stoles all over the country
to send them to; they were divided fairly
and we got our share among the first.
In tins way we get foods as cheap, often
cheaper, than the wholesalers aod can
easily undersell and yet live.
1 liia store is on the right track it it
go'og to succeed because of the values
wo aro giving.
Any Bnecisl order we will take pleas
ure in forwarding to our buyer in New
V ork, who will give same his best atten
tion and we anarantee promptness and
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