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ON HIS'.GOOD behavior.
THI PMACillR, TU( DAM AND Till
nun.
"You mutt be on jour good behavior
tl is evming, George, fur the minuter it
to itke diaoer with us," (aid a Hyetrs
ville lady to her woner half, aa he get
home from bit office in ibe city taat
Tli urn), j.
'Wht' hate jou lor dinner ?" queried
the husband.
"Well, I know he it fond of fish, to I
bought quite a tiling of email lifer fish
and several larger onea from the dam."
' I'm not much it doing the honors
when we get a minister at tbe table,"
said Qrorge, "but guess we can get
through wiih it all right."
Half an hour later they were seated it
the table, and a bleating had been asked
by the minuter. A little nervously, the
head of the family begin dishing out
vegetables, and, turning to the guest,
aid:
"Will you hive some of the little river
6h or would you prefer some of the Jam
big fish?"
Tbe warning ki jk under the table
from his wife was nnneceisiry. He
knew he hid blundered and oolds beads
of perapirition stirted out oo hit fore
head. "I mem," trying to repair the error,
"will yon lave some of tha dim river
fith or tome of the big fish ?"
Worae and more of it. (lis daughter
alyly pulled bis eoal (ail to bring him to
hit sense.
"That is, would you like some of the
river fish or some of tba other dam fith?"
The deep oiroatioo tpreadiog over the
good lady's face didn't mend mitten i
bit, and, with a gasp, he plunged In once
more.
"Ahem! which of (he dam fiih do you
prefer, anyway?"
" DON T WORRY.
A Cincinnati woman who ia noted for
her amiability tays, according to the
Philadelphia Telegraph, that aha ac
quired the habit of oheerfuloeas by lay
ing the following lines to herself every
time she felt inclined to worry :
Tne cow's in the hammock,
The cat's in the lake,
The children ire in the garbige cm
What difference doet it make ?
Tuis it a good enough formula for the
woman who bit children and a orw and
a oat, but of whit use can it be to the
lady wb i lives in a childless flat ? For
her benefit we take the liberty of furnish
ing a few lines of her own make ;
The building's afire,
A lady'l who's fair
la flirting with hubby
But what do I care ?
For the married woman who is in
clined to worry and who would hoocitly
rather not, these littls lines may ba ben-
ficial:
"My bank account ia overdrawn,
The landlord's waiting for hit piy ;
I've lost my job, my ooat'i in piwo
Who caret a cooky, anywiy ?
Let ni all aid in spreading cheerful-
nee wherever and however we may.
LOVE RUKIKG LIMITED.
"Cupid s Ten O'c'ock Club," an or-
girjinti.it) of young women for the pur
pose of limiting the houre of love mak
ing, has been founded at Lngaosport,
lod , with Miss Florence Moore, Presi
dent, end fifteen other charter members.
The members are pledged to limit
swains lo two calls a week and to bid
callers good night before the dock strikes
10 Penaltiei which membera declare are
"aomething awful," provide for violation
of oblieatinna Mm Moore believes the
olub supplies a remedy for the divorea
evil
"Girla who are alwiya raoning around
nevir learn housekeeping," the uyt.
They beoome rctlleat and dissatiafied
wi h the dull tried of marrud lire.
They ezpeot boabaodt to devote is much
lime to them it iwerthtarta did. Ibis
is te'dom praoliul, bene,) the crowded
docket.
" Betoud donbt." b-i declares, "men
re permitted lo tea loo mtoh of ibeir
gill friend rvea dmiog engagement and
loae much I tbetr respect.
Msa. WiNSLOW'n SoOTB I NO STn
hat been need for over 60 vcara bl mill
loot of mothers for their children while
taaihinir. with nerfect auooest. It soothes
the child, aof'leos lb gums, tlliyi all
pain; cures wind colic, and is tne nest
remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve
the rioor little suffirer immediately, sola
hs Drairoists in everv Dart of the world.
Taentv-five cents a bottle, tie sure ana
ask for".Mr. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup,"
and take no other kind.
We're not only thankful
For what we receive,
But we're almost resigned
To whit millionaires leavel
CASTOR I A
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CHRISTMAS,
The slars that ihLe oo Chrialmsa night
lleyood ill other stars are bright.
For in ihcir brigblnona shinea restored
The one great alar whose light outpoured
His led ill nations lo the Lord ;
And ill night long with solemn vuioe
Tbey cry again : Kcjoice I Hi j nice I
The wonder of the Cbiislmss dawn
No other morn has jet put on.
Oh, win white radiance, breaking slow
On field and woodland wrapped in snow,
Oo the worn cities and their woe ;
Ob, holy message breathed again I
Peace oo earth. Good will toward men.
And now nolo the new born King
Bring we our lowly offering
Lord, take ourselves, our hopes or fears,
Oar griefs, our memories, our tears.
The harvest of our troubled years ;
We bring them all to Thee, to Thee,
And lo, once burdened, we ire free.
AN OLD-TIME DANCE,
De Banjo sorter gits me, 'twel I never wints ter res',
En I'm hippy w'en a fiddle ii a singin' of its bos';
Den it'a "Cl'ar de way, my boney, fum de ringin', eis' ter wet',
Eo dance 'twel de Daylight ray, 'Good mawoin'l"
I don't kter of setlio' io de meetio' house, so still,
A-lookin' at de brightoeaa oo de top er Zion Hill,
De singin' er a fiddle make me lose my way en will,
I'll danoe 'twel de Daylight lay, "Good mawnio'l"
It's dat way in de Summer, w'en de dreamy days begin,
Eo de Liurd think he runnin' er a raoe he got ter win ;
But I has de fcelio' wusser w'en de Chris'mus time come io,
Eo wa dance 'twel de diy light say "Good miwnin'l"
Den it't never min' de weather, wid de tlingin' er de sleet,
Wid de music des a-makin, sich a fidget inyo' feet ;
Chiis'mus, eo a fiddle ob, dey mighty herd ter heat I
Ko we'll dance 'twel de daylight say "Good mawnin I"
F. L Stanton.
THE SPIRIT OF
IT 13 OUR FESTIVAL OF LOV10
BY THE BKSTOWMENT OF GIFTS,
01
F all the year's festival diys, Chiis'mas is peculiarly the festival of love1
Eisler commemorates the resurrection of Jesus. It is our festival of
life, divine and immortil) for the power that
into the lives of the millions. It comes with
of the yeir when nature is awakening to
sunshine, growth and beauty.
Thanksgiving ia our festival of Divine
God over all that He hat made. It comes
muoiiiei, the earth's fruitage hu bean girnered and the year'a work draws to I
elote. It ia a good lime io all pursuits to
Him tha only possible return for His benefioenoe, the gratitude and appreciation o'
our hearta.
But Christmas ia the olimax of tbe Christian yeir. It ia our festival of love, and
as such ia it not beautifully fitting that tha
ment of gifts? It is as natural for love to
to grow.
Tha spirit of Christmas ia the spirit of
classes of people, carrying into every soul
try. It Itviihoa gifts in homes of wealth
Cbr'.atmis tu the day when God give
and that marvelous gift of the ages has
given birth to the apiiit of giving among
remanbianoet to just is many people as we
to our friends and to tha poor. It doesn't
friendahip. Remember particularly the livei that are cast in hard pi acts. Lift a
mortKiee. Div t debt, send a check to the brave woman who ia fighting for be'
children. Bring the young man or young woman who is away from home to you,
own fireside. Send a Christmas dinner whareyon are sure there would be a scanty
one if you did not tend it.
The spirit of Christmas is love eiprcaaiog
found its expression io the gift of a Saviour
its expression in the gift of a life of pure
gave Himself to the closest association with
in the struggle and have a reasonable hope
This sift of service ia the best gift which
gift ia within the reach of everybody. There ia no excuse for those who do no
mike it. None are too busy to be friendly
nessea. I once thought there were natures that could not be cordial, but I know
now that it waa t mistake. The most incxo-able duty men ever have is to love and
to render services of love. It wis one of
judged st last by out attitude io practical
itranger and to those who lack the plainest
But tbit spirit of Cbristmss which is to
servioe it not the spirit of mere benevolenoa.
comradeship is not beautiful at all. It may
not friendship, and it is not the deep brotherly lova of Christianity. Men need
friends mora thin Ihev need alms. We ill
ins 'parably bouod together aa ueo of one
need tbe sympathy and recognition of the
cultured of the uon boed, and ior Ibit rvasoo tot itle wbich node lit eiprctttoB in
unaffected and oniversal friendship is the life which has most nearly caught the
spirit of Chriat and of ChrislD s. Let ns give gifti, and among them that largtr
lit of Inviuv aervice. Tbut will the tpirit of Christmas be abed abroad and mike
O n -
the world bruhtcr and belter.
N Opium In Cbamberialn'a Cough
Remedy.
There ia not the least danger in giving
Chamberlains Cough Remedy to small
children as it oootiini no opium or other
hirmful drug. It hai in etttb'ished
reputation of mora than thirty years at
lbs most successful medicine ia nse
for oolds, croup sod whooping cough.
Il slwayt cures tnd it is pleasant to take.
Children like it.
For tale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon,
N C, W. R. Beaveoa, Enfield, N. C,
J. A. Hawkt Garysbnrg, N. C.
The time will come when our tin.
themselves will beiftfen more eloquent
than oar sicpKsfor them.
E3IZ3IZIIZ31
CHRISTMAS,
AND 8HOULD BE CELEBRATED
raised Christ fiom the dead has patted
peculiar appropriateneaa at the season
spring and everywhere are warm w'odt
Providence, eelebritiog the loving care of
at tha time wheo, in agricultural com
olose the nooks with God, and to briog to
day should be celebrated by tbe bestow.
give as for birds to sing and for flowers
giving. This spirit takes hold npoo all
the sweetness and purity of love't minis
and it finds a way 10 the direst poverty.
Hu richest gift to men -Jmus the Christ
proved the inspiration of the day and
men. And for this reason let us give
can afford to give, to those of our homii
need to be much, so that it is a token of
itself in eervtoe. Tbe love of God
to tha world. Tha love of Christ found
and unselfish service to mankind. H
men so that every man might take heart
of being able to live likewise.
can be given to the world. And this
and none too great to atoop to little kind
the last teachings of Jesus thit we will be
aervioe to the siok, the oppressed, the
neoeiamei of food and elotbing.
Bod ill expression in tha gift of loving
Kindness that ia not inspired by
bt pity from a prond heart, but that it
need etch other's friendship. Ws sre
rase and mm of all rtei-a Tbe powerful
humlle, ihe rich of the poor, and the
TORTURh OF A PREACHER
The story of the torture of Rev. A
D. Moore, pastor of the Baptist church
of Harperaville, N. Y , will interest- you
He siys: 1 1 suffered agonies, because of
a persistent congb, resulting from the
grip. I had to sleep sitting np in bed.
I tried many remedies, without rslief,
nnlil I took Dr. King's New Disooverf
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
which eolirely eured my cough, and
saved me from consumption." A grind
cure for diseased oondilion of the Throat
and Longs. At any druggiii; price 50c
and fl.OO, guaranteed. Trial bottle
free,
A LIVING OR A LIFE.
a nimRa-Nca hitwekn makino
AND JD8TUEINU.
T hire's a mighty big difference
between making a living snd
making a life.
Almost any one can make a living.
Not every one can make s life.
In making a living one may or may
not have to work hard. Io making a
life building eharactcr one must do
tho hardest kind of work.
Some men have their living made for
them. But their lives cannot bo made
for them,
He whoso living is made for him by
another usually makes a poor business at
making a life. He is not used to work
ing at anything.
The canoeist must paddle hard going
upstream. He oan drift down stream.
So it is easy to drift along making a
living aod failing to make a life. It is
easy to lie and to deceive. It is easy to
g) with the current It is easy to
give way to temptation. It takei
moral fibre to tell tbe truth and to turn
down temptation.
Take lying, for instance.
A man can make himself believe
that a lie can be told with good inten
tions, there ia such intentions, that there
is tuch a thing as a "lie of necessity."
Once a mm admits that to himself be
is subtly, poiso-ously deceived. The be
lief gets into practice. Aod the practice
is s boomerang. It reams on the man's
life, It weakena his cbaraoter. Some
body hu said that even Ood cannot af
ford to lie in order that good may come.
And what God Almighty oannot do a
mao had better not try.
A man deserves no credit for making
a living. He deserves great credit for
miking a life.
Tbe only thing on earth any man has
a right to be proud of is his character.
It represents something. It stands for
striving, deprivation, clenched teeth, will
pjwer the labor of Hercules. Milwau
kee Journal.
THE SWEETEST MUSIC.
Dey ain't no sweeter music
In dis ringio' worl' below,
Dan dem HT tia horns blowin'
En we lhankful Oh, we thankful
'Cross de medders er de snow I
Dit we lovio' of 'em so
Blowin' fer de Christmit in de mawoio
Dey lakes us fur bsck yonder,
W birds chimney nied ter ting,
En we use ter eel en wont'er
Whit de Saoty Claut would briogl
Ob, dey gives de wildest winter
All de mnsio er de spring I
Blowin' fer de Cbris'mas in de miwnin'l
A FEARFUL FATE.
It is i fearful fate to have to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. "I can
truthfully tay," writes Htrry Colston, of
Masooville, Ia., "that for Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching and Protruding Pilea, Buck
len's Arnica Stive it the best cure
made." Also best for outs, burns snd
injuries. 25s, st sny druggist.
When you wint s pleistnt lixtivi
take Cbamberiain't Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
Sold by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N
C, W. E. Beavens, Eofield, N. C, J. A.
Hawks, Garysburg, N. C.
A DREAM OF A FACE.
I'm tilting here an' dreimin', in the
shtdder an' the shine,
Of a face there, on tbe mantel, that
looked sweetest love io mine;
An' it takes me back to youth time to
the sweetest long ago,
When ws thought we saw Love's roses
crimson all the winter snow.
The tame dear eyes that lit for me, the
stars that gleamed above
The lips that moved so sweetly to the
melodies of Love ;
When we knew the joy of loving went
together, holding hinds,
When the musio of the whipporwilli
mide sweet the twilight linds.
Is PrtlM l Chalabtrleln'i Ough
Remedy
There it no other medioine manufac
tured thit haa received to much praise
and so many expressions of grititnde as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
effective, and prompt relief follows its
use. Grsteful parents everywhere do
nol hesitate to testify to its merits for the
benefit of others. It is a eertiin euro
for croup tnd will prevent the attack if
given at the first appearanoe of tbe dis
esse Itia etpeoislly adanted to children
as it is pleasant to taks and oontaioa
nothing injurious, Mr. E. A. Hum'
phreya, a well known resident and elerk
io tba store of Mr. E. Lock, of Alice,
Ctpe Colony, South Africa, says: "I
htvt need Cbtmoerliin's Cough Remedy
to ward off croup and colds in my family
I fouod it 'o be very eatiifaolory and it
gives mt pleasure to recommend it."
For sale by W.M.Cohen, Weldon
N. C , W. E. Beavens, Eofiell, N. C,
J. A. Hawks, Garysbnrg, IT, C
CHOOSING A HUSBAND.
Dr. 1 1 in riot Keating gives twelve rules
for choosing a h unhand, They include
consideration of the physique, mentality
and morals of the man.
Rut they leave what is commonly
called love out.
Dr. Keating advises a woman to
choose her husband with her head, leav
ing tin heart more or less out of the
question.
The average woman falls io love with
the mm who on the surface, appears to
be what she has mapped out in her mind
as satisfactory.
Aod it revolves itself into lottery with
few prizos.
Dr. Keaiing's ruleB define the only
right ideal, making Ihe uplifting of hu
manity the highest consideration.
Aod, married to ono chosen by her
rules, no woman could fail to finally love,
genuinely and truly, Ihe man who cot-
formed.
The stable, real affection that stands
the wear of the years is r.o1, a thing that
springs up in a nilit. It is largely a
matter of habit.
That doesn't sound agreeable, but it is
so,
From a habit of close association with
my one, no matter if he be a fiend in
carnate, and it will cauao a wrench to
break the habit.
From a habit of issociitioo with one
worthy, io body, soul aod spirit, aod an
uplift into the realm of noblest affection
is tbe inevitable result.
THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS THE
DOOR TO LONG LIVING.
The men of eighty-five and ninety
years of age are not the rotund well fed,
but thin, spare men who live on a slen
der diet. Be as careful at he will, bow-
ever, a man past middle egc, will occas
ionally eat too much or of some food not
suited to his constitution, and will need a
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets to cleanse and invigorate his
stomioh and regulate his stomich and
bowels. When this is done there is no
resson why the average mm should not
live lo old ige.
Forsileby W. M. Cohen, Weldoo,
N. C , W. E. Beavens, Eofield, N. C,
J, A. Hawks, Garysburg, N. C.
GOODNESS AND MEHCY.
Some people can see providence in
their past lives, and hope for them in
their future lives, but never trust entire
ly in their being there io ihe present.
Yet God is as truly working out His
plans for His children in each hour to
day as at aoy lime in their lives. Good
ness aod mercy follow us all the days of
our lives if they follow us at all. The
preseot trial, the present drudgery, are
put there to work out good for us, and
more than good grace and glory, too.
J. R. Miller
KING Of ALL COUGH MIOIHCINES
Mr. E. G. Case, a mail oarrier of Can
ton Center, Coon., who hid been in the
U. S. Service for about sixteen years,
says; " We have tried many eoogh med
icine! for croup, but Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is king of ill tnd one to
be relied upon every time. We also find
it the beat remedy for ooughs tod oolds,
giving results tod leaving no bad after
effeclt.
Ft sale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon,
N. C , W. E. Beavens, Enfield, N. C, J.
A. Hawks, Garysburg, N. C.
The heroic sonl does nol sell its justice
and its nobleness. It does not ak to dipe
nicely aod to sleep warm. The essence
of greatness ia tbe perception that virtue
it enough. Poverty is its ornament.
Emerson.
FURIOUS FIGHTING.
"For seven years," writes George W.
Hoffman, of Harper, Wash , I had a hit
ter battle, with chronic stomach and liver
trouble, but at last I won, and cured my
diseases, by the use of E Iconic Bitters.
I unhesitatingly recommend them to sll
nd doo't intend to be without them in
the house. They ire certainly a won
derful medicine, to have eured inch a
woodetf'ul oase aa mine." Sold, ander
guarantee to do the saint for you, by
ill druggiats, at 50o s bottle. Try them
tsaaj.
"The word graft has been incorporated
into ibe language," says a lexicographer
Aod it bis also been incorporated else
where.
IN MAD CHASE.
Million rush in mad chase after health
from one extreme faddiam to another,
when, if they would only eat good food,
and keep their bowels regular with Dr,
King's New Life Pills, their troubles
would all pats sway. Prompt relief
and quick cure for liver and stomach
trouble. 25o at sny drug store; guaran
teed.
Ooe of the blackest tins is that of
praying for the souls of men to save tbe
expense of cirioe fur their bodies,
OABTOIIIA.
Basra tba stm Vl"
fiigutut
of
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
Tltero Is a disea prevailipr; In this
" pneumoi.la. heart
tf.n-. laiii.iT nr apoplexy
ari cii-n the result
o( k.dnry discate. II
knii;ey trouole Is al
k.vod toadvanca tho
kidiie y-po Is o nod
blood will attack tho
vital organs or the
kidneys t,ioin:,elve break down and wasta
away cell l:y cell.
Uladd'jr troubles most always result from
a derangement of tho kidneys and a euro Is
obiakwd quickest by a proper treatment of
tho kidneys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. lbs great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
It corrects Inability to hold urine and scald
ing pain In passing It, and overcomes lhat
unpleasa.it necessiiy of being compelled to
go often during the day, and to get up many
limes during the night. The mild and tho
extraordinary effect cf Swamp-Root is soon
rea!L-ed. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
S'.vamp-Roct 's pleasant to take and aold
by all drurgists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized Dottles, You may
have a sample be '.tie of
tins wonderful new dis- RH-itt!!H
covery and a book that '-il
ions ail aoout It, DOtll HomnofSmunp-rtoot,
sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer St Co,
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
rcaaing tnis generous otter in mis paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y.. on every bottle.
E.
T. CLARK
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WELDON, N, 0.
Practices in the courts of Halifax tnit
adjoining oounties,and in the Supreme
court of the State. Special attention given
vuiitMiLiniM ana prompt return.
W. J. WARD,
DENTIST,
OFFICE IN DANIEL BUILDING,
WELDON, N. C.
opta ir
G
EO. C. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Practices in all Stateand Federal courta-
Collection of rlnima in Halifax anA jt
joining counties.
Money to loan on approved security.
Attorney for First National Bank.
D
E. STAINBACK,
NOTARY PUR C.
AND FIRE INSURANCE,
iWXLDON, N.O
.Roanoke Newa Office.
J. A. ALSTON
-Cigars snd Tobacco.
Fine Whiskies
AND WINES
Merrimac Club and Pride of Virtiinla, nice
and mellow. Bar stocked with Choica
Drinks of every kind.
Cor. Washington Ave., and First Street,
weiaon is. u. lu-tii-iy
TP AlFl 9
um v ll;
NO!
Telephone
For Rates
APPLY TO
LOCAL MANAGER or
Homo Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
HENDERSON, . . N.O.
country most ci.wcrous berause so decep.
r j iji 1 1 I ' i-VA ,ivo' M"y sucider
L ' i K.4 V i deaths are caused by
frJl&hhK- V I - heart disease!
'.via m
FINE
Family Groceries,
PROVISIONS.