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What is CASTORIA
Ca-lnria is a lnmiili'ns mtustltntii i'ur Castor Uil, I'uro
I'orli', limps anil Nuntlilii Syrup. It l-t I'li'asant. It
millions nciihi'i' Opium, iMorpliimi nor oilier Nuivotin
NiihslHiii'i. lis iijrc is lis it'iai'iiiitt'e. It ilesh'oys Woiins
ii ixl allays lYvoi'hhiiexs. It cures Dlaiiinua anil Iml
t'nlie. It relieM'S Ti'i'tliiiiK' Tronbli'.-,, cures Const illation
ami rialiileney. !l ussimilates the I oi.il, regulates I ho
iSlomaeli iiinl llowels, jiiiio, lieullhy anil naliiiul sleep.
'J he Cliiltlrc u'g l'anaeea--'J lit; .Molina's l-'riciiil,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CCNTAUN COHMNV, TT WuRMAV TBIIT, NIW VOHK C1TV.
MCDUFFIE'S
TASTELESS 0H1LU CURL
th. marke . " ceaieyour
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.ppetlteand makaMon strenKth.
PRICE, BO CENTS.
Take Mo DUfFIE'S Little Blue Liver Pills for Constipation h.,d
Sluggish Livers. Mo Duftle's Remedies are sold on u guarantee to
do all wo claim or your money buck.
Fun Sai.k ny W. M t'niiKN, Wi !. N ('. W. K l'i: s v I : tit I ! , N ('
a 9 rll "le treat rule of health-
"17""1C l-l IIC? Kt'el' ,lu: howe,s regular.
f VLvl TlBIIIr5! And the great medicine-
iijwio aiaujAu,r,sl,.-Si r;::.
Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
a beautiful brown or rich black? U.se .ui,.mi.iui.i.,iinii
The : Bank :
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nil I uu uti na ui
thdt'ST 'ul'll, SH!
Siaie til' Nonli t'iirnliii.1 iKposihu y.
Hulil'.ix Cuimiy l)epo:,iuiry.
Town of W'eldou hi'piisiiui y.
Capital aurt Surplus, 336,000 -
17 o K It vimm thin iiftiliiliini Ir-K pr.niil'il li.nl.ii r Imihlii l"i
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OLD NORTH STATE BLACKBERRY
HIAWATHA
(lied til ttiipdne) v '"M'l",",f '
PAUL C RRETT SPECIAL
pinkliMu l'liieiii.i(m')
Ami nil nlher vaiirtimof I'nri' :)U'l W'lioli-wmif VVinislor lionit'S mill li.iti'l ll e
rail
Ksjuliiiiliesl C'a.-h I'lirrs faiil in Svusnn
u,, u i. w. i ...a- ll.,
n
win ii mnm u, 01 i.utiin, .i."
Has Stood The lest 25 Years
Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic
No-Cw-NoPy. 50 eenti.
bi'i-ii Hindi" iimler hi pcr-
NiiH'rvisiiiii hiiier lis tul'aiii y.
no one toili'ci'lvo you in (hi-;,
Signature of
"TssaawaBS"
Pneumonia ani' nS Plants
A.n-njumption.
PRICE, as CENTS. r
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of : Wcldon
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MINNEHAHA
mi no khhis hi siiiuii nuns, niupii-u-
II, m,' llllnv. MlltrOI.K. V V.
m
AT THE TELEPHONE.
Mr. Milk's DUI Not tint Two
utiK'ht four stviii.
Mr. Mijnlis was n yiiij; 10 c.ill
up a friend who lived in a Mtliur
ban Kiwii. Mr, Mici'lesi louked up
lh'.' iiuiuliiT, lhi.il nut etniral.
I lell!" he said, "i iive inc I lm
dale uvu .itijiht lour si vi n. ' '
"Idindale:' I'll j'.ive you ihe
long dtsljiirt."
1 oilK ttiMuncc a' kid. " li.il is
i(?"
"lihnd.ile i w ii uu(;lit Four sev
en." "I.luid.ile i w o otiyhi four-seven?"
"Yes."
" VHiai is your number?"
"I iusl told you. I'lindale lo
o.ight "
"1 mean your own house luini
b.'r." "Sixiy-tive lilieken sireet."
"Oh, 1 1 in t isi) ' i what I mean.
Your 'phone number. "
"Why didn't you say so?"
asked Mr, Migpjes, w ho is noted
for his quick temper.
"I did. What is it?"
"Violet Park eijjhty-si'ven sev
en." "Violent Park eipjit-douhlc sev
en'" "i reckon so."
"And what number do you
want?"
,'1-lniilale two-outfht-four sev
en." "What is your name?"
"My name is John I lenry Mig
gles. I live m (i5 Hlieken streei,
Violet Park. My house 'phone is
Violet Park eiglity-seveu-seveii, of
eight-double seven, as you choose;
I am married, have no children;
we keep a dog and a eat and a per
petual palm and a Boston Fern and
"All that is unnecessary, sir.
We merely, "
"And last summer we didn't
have a bit uf luck with our roses.
I tried to have a little fim den, too,
but the neighbors' chickens got
away with that; the house is green,
with red gables; there is a cement
walk from the street; I am Forty
years old; my wife is younger, and
looks it; we have a piano; keep a
cook and an upstairs girl; had die
front bed rooms papered last wci;k,
and want to
"l)id you want l.lmdale twu-ouglit-lotir-seven?"
"Yes," gasped Mr. Migglcs.
"Well, the circuit is busy now.
Please call again."
But Mr. Miggles w rote a letter.
- - New Orleans Picayune.
Keniftily's l.;u.i iw tl.nifv ui.il 'I'm in
tin1 uliill.ll kuuliw r mli ynii unit rum
lnnis tli,, ijiinlitieM ni'i-coiu v In ii'lit'.f tlu-
I'llllll ill.ll pillar til,' )ti III I.I t'l.lll' Con
tains no opiatiK.
Kol, I h v W M ( mIi-i. WYI I ii N ('
When a New York man gives
his scut to li woman in a street cur
iis a sign she is sinpidous he wants
10 thrt with her.
Ti a liitli KulHH. Kuli liSsl'l'.t'SiA
.lllt'i nii lur.l'-i. Ulf I'lVft't iL will
piniliiff mi yi.tn ftii' :il t"if 'in! liy iliyt'-t-ii!j.r
imi luiitl ami lit'ljitii mn Mttimiuli
In ;. t itii-ll' illln ill:!!!!', littl,V htdlliiullS
.oc o t i rttti ki it t.i tin puttit lieri they
I'clust- lo .v1 liiillitr. Kiiilnl I'iotH your
lilti.l Mi I .'IMS UU I ttUlKM ll tilt' H1 it
lu' tH, w In l it m-tmH tu-lc propei'lit
rt l ! slimiacli hiuk inlii noikiu mttti.
ImkIdI vtlu'vcM ;! at till iter, four viimiaih,
i limitation nl' the In-art, h I lniii. ftr.
Sulil l).v W. M 1 '..Inn. WMiitiii, N V.
Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance
Are lime iliseaes, ami tiuitNS
elit-ekeil, Ir.ul to iletruetion ui
hotll miml ami hmlv. i he
wt-ak, shattered nerves must
have sotm-lliiti to strenlhell
atitl hnil'l th'-Mi 1.--H-1.- 1 it. ilih
li'. Miles' Restorative Nervine
is a remarkable nerve tonic nml
stimulant. It strengthens the
nerves, relieves the nervous
strain, ami iiithu-nces refresh
ing hnily-lntihliiitf sleep ami
rest. Persistent use sehlon;
fails to relieve these at'tUclious.
"I was taki'ii Willi epllcptlo tit1'; liatl
elt'U-iJ in Umii U Imiii h. Aiy
fa l In i" pt iH t'tir uiir family ijlivUt lan,
but lie co. tlil do very little t'ir in', ami
i KifW wtirm fvery da, mid at List
tilt')' liatl tlltfl! iill' ltll'H Willi mi', ana 1
stfll ht woriif, My fatli'-t' )i-ail uf
Iji Milffi int-ilit'liifH ami b.niKia a
liottle of Nfivlne ami i box of Ntivo
and I.U.M' I'llls. 1 inul laK-n only U
fw Uomn until I IwKitu to f-"l tiftter.
I totik i'l liolttt's, una U ruiva ma
sou mi and Will. It has been wottb all
tlif wui Iti to mi'. 1 tvi'o nun. 'iid It
wlii'Twia' I k- Vou may utu this ai
a llft'-loiiK btlmonljl to the nurltn
of your inf'dli'lnu, fir I inn enjoying
tbtt bHt uf hfitlih. nntl f ! Unit my
lift' and lu'itith If due t.t tbis wuntlfiful
mydivliip." I.KW WILLIAMS.
It, F. I), No. 3, boiiioii. iia.
Dr. Ml let' Nervine It told by your
druggist, who will uuarantee that the
flr.-t bottl will benefit. If It Ulli, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
WITH YOU
p. y r ii i a
This has been a weary day n nir -
A weary day, hecause ulmtit ine, anywhere,
1 could not see the sw eel set'eltiiy
( )l your brow u eyes
Your hi own eyes, as sweetly, softly fair
To ine as ( iod's pure skies
liiown eyes so full nl temlei i less, and yet
So lull of patliot;, too, as tliougli still wet
With Millie dead leal', shed years agone;
P.rnwn eyes so lull of beauty, like Ihe Held
I hat autumn kisses far loo pure to yield
To one dark scow l ol anger or of scorn.
This has been a weary, weary day,
NX'itli you away.
This has been, to ine, a weary day,
Since round about me every breath of air
Seemed saddened that it could not play
Willi your brown hair
Your brown half-soft love locks that eniwiiie
Themselves about my heart, like some brown vine
That holds the sturdy oak in its embrace
And would seem lonely in another place;
Brown cutis, like tangled sea-weed on the surging tide,
I Tout round your throat or gently ride
Upon your heaving bosom; brown waves that seek
The shelter of the eddying dimple in your cheek;
I'jfown hair, whose soft and silken strands
1 love to smooth, then tangle in my hands.
Oh, it has been a weary, weary day,
With you away.
This has been a weary day to me -
A weary day, with breezes dumb
Of word of you. And though I listen so expectantly,
With strangled breath, ihey never come -The
peal on peal of your glad laughter. And my heart
drows lonely in the stillness. I kneel and part
The grasses, scan the imprint of your shoe,
And touch it with my lingers, since 'twas left by you.
But your glad laughter! How I long for it!
As breezes softly blow at first, increase and roar,
So is it with your laughter, that comes from Heaven's door,
So pure it is, so tender and so sweet.
Oh, it will be the soul of music when we meet!
But this ah! this has been a weary day,
With you away.
THE CITY GOD.
"l-'or he looked for a city which hath foundations, w hose builder and
maker is Clod." 1 lebrews xi. It).
Abraham and all the patriarchs dwelt in tents, frail, temporary and
unlit for permanent residence. Their hope, in contrast to this, was a
"Ciiy." glorious, enduring and splendid. The tent, they were told,
would soon be struck, and that then upon their eyes w ould Hash the
spires of a city, shilling in an eternal light; for there shall be no uighl
there, and God is the light thereof.
'I he site of this city is evidently nit this earth. There is no reason to
suppose that this world will be annihilated. Nothing made by (iod will
be annihilated. Sin will be utterly expunged from the earth, but dud
did not make sin. It is man's curse, but not dod's creature, livery-
thing that dod made lie will restore to more than its pristine glory,
And this earth, that has wept and groaned for so many thousand years,
covered with the debris of fallen cities and palaces; its broken shafts of
dismantled columns, and with its destructions and decay everywhere,
shall emerge from its baptism of tire and yet bear upon its bosom a city
thai shall have no comparison and can have no companion, for its
"builder and maker is (iod."
With this city is wrapped up the thought of safety. When Abrahdn
looked forward to "a city," it was to some spot where, protected by
his God, his desires would be satislied and he would have an enduring
resting place.
And w ho does not feel that desire? liarth's brilliancy fades the
longer we look upon it. liarth's light grows darker the longer it shines,
Men become less sensitise as they grow older and less capable of im
pression. Change and decay on all around we see. It is, therefore,
one of the instinctive yearnings of the human heart for a home a city
that hath foundations, into which no thief shall break to steal; where
there is no sonow, no parting, no death.
A city suggests the idea of society. The future state, whatever else
it may be, shall be a social state. It will not be a solitary, sequestered
spot, where we will be alone. The everlasting anthem of the blessed
w ill not be a solo. It w ill be a grand and mighty chorus, and the man
ifested and splendid company there will be ihe company of the sons of
dod.
I here will be in that city pertect
the light of the land will be truth. 1 here will be all colors, all
i complexions, all climes among its
heart, one Lord, one faith, one dod and Idther of us all; many man- A mother seems to think it's a
sions, but all its inmates at peace with one another and in perfect love, horrible retleciion on herself if her
Another idea evidently suggested here is that of dignity. We may daughter doesn't get married be
say of this city (if we be privileged to enter it): "We are citizens of no fore she is twenty-two.
mean city." livery ininaie of it will feel so, and yet not be proud- , ',
None wall be conceited, but each w ill feel a sense of his grandeur and a Saved ,l,s tomraae s
,. i , "W hile it'timiiiiK tinin Itie liiaiul Vniiy
corresponding gratt tide lor its enioynieiit. , . , , ., , . ,
I j l.tit-aniiiiiii'iil at W a-luiid'Hi i a,, a I'uiii-
1 lere we shall have combined the dignity of kings, the sacredness of r.i,. r, iin, ii' mn ti.Wn iiin ii,.i-
priests, the sovereignty of a kingdom, the solemnity of a temple; and ma mm-im-i ami ;n in a ,a nie.ii l uii.ii-
(iod Himself shall he the glory in the niidst uf us. Dignity, then, is 11 " n.v Mr .1. i: llmilai,,!, i i t
.... l'i i- i t't'ii; loua "I ii lutii I liamlit'i Iain's
msepaiahle Iro.n the idea ot such a ciiy. , ..n, . ru..i. ... amt h,ai ii,H.iy ami
Ul its transceiKlciil hcauty ve cannitl speak, hir there arc no words b, iwe sawtt in hie i have wia cn-
whieh we can employ The vision hursts upon the soul, cheenii", and u-wi y''m iiniinuratioii mirk
sustaining it; hut -oh' what w ill it he in he there'"
This eity for uhieh Ahiaham looked wa; eternal. Ve cannot build
a house, however beautiful or siroiiK. and say: "Here I will live len(
twenty, lil'ty yeatv" We may woul it so in the lease, hut (iod reserves
for 1 lis own hand when, where and how to separate the house and the
; houM-'holder. But that "eity" is everlasting W hosoever enters Hoes
; out never mure.
If we are traveling toward that eity we shall feel we are but pilgrims
and strangers here. We must tight the good fight against all sin imd
the world, sitting elose to its dearest things and looking with a holy
' apathy upon its brightest things: for our heart, our treasure, our hopes
i lie in the "eity that hath Foundation." This it is to be a pilgrim. God
! sees and knows a pilgrim, whether they live in the noblest hall or beg
! by the wayside.
I Nun it-il.tiKlv OiniiU ur otiard
had roads running from that capital
i ol' her greatest cares was to guard or defend them. Ours is a kindred
! 6 . , . , ,,
duty. X e ought (it we be hue) to point out and guard the way, as well
1 as walk in it ourselves. '
i Take care that you are not walking in the wrong road, w hich leads
to the city that is to be destroyed. See that you are walking faithfully
day by day in that strait and narrow path w hich will end in a "city
i which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God."
AWAY.
1. T O N C O O I. Ii Y
CASTOIIIA.
unity. I he law will be love, and
citizens. But there w ill be only one
Rome
the annroaeb to th:i( eiiv!
to the ends of the world, and one
KtMUVE WRINKLES.
These Highly Sensitive Cinliis
Have Infliii iKc llpuii Teuiiera
iniiil Ciiiiliiiui'il I'uiiis Leaves
Well IMai keil Sibils.
"If women would have tbeii fed
massaged instead of their laces
there would be fewer winkles,"
says a well known chiropodist.
T or this treatment w mild i enn i-
the cause of numerous worried
lines that appear in llu; forehead
and around the eyes and mouth,
though few persons realize it.
They do not know that the feet are
ihe greatest nerve centers in the
body, and that when they become
irritated and hurt it shows plainly
in the face. Mor are they aware that
continued pains make wrinkles,
For ibis reason I w ould advise wo
men to make certain that their feet
are well caied for before they be-
gin to have their faces treated to
remove linesor the massage will
be practically useless, for unless
the cause of the wrinkles is lirst
done away with the superficial
patting and piuchiiif ol the seamed
llesh will be of small conseutlenee -
,,
in making the ski it look hesh and
young again.
"I know, too, that many cases
; of stomach trouble are directly
I traceable to the irritated nerves in
j the feet and thai, as a rule, all sorts
j of causes are suggested before this
one is considered as even possible.
1 Yet w hen women appreciate the
: sensitiveness of the nerve centers
in the feet they realize how impor
tant it is to have them properly : Wiuslim---. s..tiiina frni," ami taki
treated and well cared for to secure I "l1"'1' '-'"
comfort as well as good health,
i i . i . . i i
ny ptnper care oi me teet l uo i
not mean that one should have
them regularly treated by a trained
chiropodist unless there is actual
need, but 1 do believe that a sur
geon or some one who undcr
smnds thoroughly anatomy should
make an examination to be sure
the instep has not dropped or sagged
and then should recommend a kind
of shoe that would meet all the ncc-
cssary retiuireuienls in shape, and
width, and give the proper support
to toes, arch and ankle. The rest,
the selection of stockings and daily
bathing, etc., can be easily attend-
ed to by each iddividual, and the
natural law ol hygiene, it followed,
should be sufficient to keep them
in condition. W ith hosiery that
nts closely, yet does not bind or
cratitp the toes, and shoes that
conform to the shape of the foot -
women can well defy the marks of
time.
A CAKi:i l l. SI.RVANT.
s your mistress at home?" ii -
quired Mrs. P.orcm, standing in the
shadow of the doorw ay.
"1 don't know, ma'am," replied
the servant, "CuiT lell whether
she's at home or not till 1 git a
good look at ye. If yo have a wart
on the side o' yer nose, ma'am,
she ain't." - Philadelphia Press.
There is hardly anything as un
comfortable as to meet a summer
gill you were engaged to and not
be able to remember her name.
..i:tiM llm hd Ymi ll nw Hvmvs Baugtit
llii! find ymi ll in tlivin Boujiil
Bu-uum
and (Miidticlt'd in any ii.irlies to the south
Miit i"i I 'iKvns t'in'v the fetuedy umI !
he.e ustil it MUces-lutly uu many mcas f
ituis "
!'. r sale by W. M ('..hen, W'eld.m; W.
K Heav.nn, l.iiiiel.l; I A Hawks tiarn
i buiT (
11' he wasn't so busy making ev- j
erybody nervous, it would make a 1
baby awful nervous to have wo
men talk all the queer languages to 1
it they do.
A Tragie 1 inisb.
A ivaliieiiali'M tieirlei't iierinilti'il a leak !
in the Blent Ninth Se.i ilykc, wliii'li a
i'liiliK tinker eoiiltl have tiiiieil to tie- !
t'"""' """ '". ''vk j
: ""," ' " " '",
Ki'llllelh Melver. 1I V aneelliilo, Minna
p,.,,m,.,i tittu, ,t,n K umiutimi
: V:"'1,." 'v'T "','1''' "ul-v ','' "VH"''1
llr. Kiii h New Illsi'itvery. He writes:
Thneiioi'inrsimu'iiie up i. ,ii.- ui Ihub m.
: Tmu
iiuaniuiiT.i tnst nm h ami enM mre, t
'( '"ll' a"u T""' bul-
MYSTtRlOUS DISEASE.
It Comes On Suddenly About
Chtiri.li Tinit', inui Continues
I'ur Nearly Two Hours. Then
tile Patient l eels Heller ami
l.nls a Henri v Minner.
A new
recently a
S.ihluiictt-
and f. a di
member..
utile:,', has appealed
I is know n its Mm bus
or Sunday -.icLness,
a ,e peculiar to Jiuivli
The all, kk i, urn on
suddenly every Sunday ; no ymp
louisaie leh on s.uiuday inglu,
the patient .sleep-, well, and e.tls a
beany breakfast, but about church
tune the attack mines on and con
tunics tuiiil ihe services arc our
for the uioriiiie;. I hen the pa
ticnt IciT-ea-y and eats a I
dinner. In the aheriioon he feels
much better and is able in lake a
walk, talk about politics and read
the Sunday papers; he cats a hear
ty supper, and about church time
he has another attack and stays ai
home. I le retires early, sleeps
well and wakes up on Monday
morning refreshed and able to go
to work, and does not have any
'niptoins ol the disease until ihe
billowing Sunday.- Brooklyn l a
j,L.
Mill lit I. II Sl I t 1 lillll
Mils l la i.i's s ,m 1 1 ll l m; Sv ll I r lias
liei'ii u-iit I'ur mer nil year- by inillinm u'
liintlii'l'i t,.r llleir i liihlli'li uliih' leelliin,;,
mill i, iI,, I tunvn, Jtsniillie. Ilieilnhl
: solh li tlu
! w miiI i o'it'
1 DianWa.
mini', al!a
and ! lliJ
It uill ii in
all im ; i iim-s
bfst. ifiu.ily
.( ilif io..p liille
llll't lel' iilililt'ilia'i,,T l-'o'il liv diult
n rw ry t oi' Ilif wui hi . 'Iw cut v-lii'
t-iitM a l) t:li'. He suit' ami a.sk li ' Mi.-v
The way to have your wile save
UJ 0f c(.
llowance is to owe n to
her
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
U not a MTivt or Mteiit meillfine. uiruiit
wh it'll t In- nuM intelligent tftijil.- am
quite naturally at-le beeniNe ul the llll-
certainty as to their liannle.'-f" diameter,
but is a medicine ok knhv ihmi'osi nov,
a full IM of all it itiurt'iliciits beiint
prillteil. i j i jjdlM '.''I'.tiVi. oil eiTV Ix-llle
ru i o r. An examination of tin list of
ihtfiv.ii.-iils uill ilisduM' Ulf fact liiat it,
I noii-ali'uhuli'' in il riiiiiiiuMiii..ii. cb-'in-icaily
inire ylvcerine laUiiis,' the dace of
the cuniuiuiily uetl ulc.iiol. in it- make
up. The " KaYnrite rre-criptinii " tif Mr.
Pii'ivc is in fact the only iiH-ilinue put up
for the cure of woman's peculiar weak
h -e- and ailments, stild tlinnicli ilruu-ri-it-s.
that dues no'- contain alcohol iiml
Unit fun Ot fil'ti uihltttititx. l-'urllu l lllore
it is the only met lit iue tor wotini u'- peci:il
diseases, tin ingredient.- of uhicli liavo
the unanimous endorsement of all the
Iciniitiii medical writers and teachers of
nil the several schools of practice, and
that tot. a-reinetli.-s tor t he ailments lor
which " KavoriLc I'lvsi-nptioti " is nvoiu
tnended. A little book 'jf some tif these eililul'sc-
meiits will be sent to any address, po--t-patd.
and absolutely five it mhi request
hame by jjostal i-anl or letter, uf Dr. K.
V. I'lerce. Ilullalo. X. Y.
tdiu't forget that Or. 1'ietve's Kavorito
Piescription. for woman's weaknesses ami
delicate ailments, is not a patent or secret
medicine, beini; the " Favorite I'res.-rip-ttoir'tif
ii rrttulurly educated and jratlu
a ted divsician. enirauett hi the practice,
of his cilost'li special!) -that of iji-e.t-eii
of women - that its inured ienis an' print ed
IN limit Kwjlixli on eerv lnttle-W rapper;
ttliit 'f only medicine especially de-
that contains no ulcohol. ami the only
urn- that has a professional entlor-enii ut
worth more than all the so-called "testi
monials " ever published for other med
icines. Send for these emlor-einents as
abovo. They are or for the u-l; iutr.
If you MilTcr from periotlical. heatlaclie,
backache, di..ines. pain or dr;nfuiia
down sensation lv thtw n in thcabdoiueii,
weak buck, have disagreeable and weak
lun, catarrhal, pelvic drain, or an- in
distress fnun heinu lonur on ytur feel, then
you may be Mire of bem-iit from takinjj
lM' Tierce's Favorite 1'l'escl Iptloli,
lr. Tierce's I'leasant Telh-tslhe best lax
ative and n-KUlatnl -of tlleboW.d-i. T!cy
iu ii irate stomach. Ii -r and bow eh.
Ouu u laxative; tvvu or three a cathartic.
Monuments
AND
Gravestones.
WE PAY mi: FREICHT
am CUARANTEE SAFE
DELIVERY ...
I, VIM. KM -llll k In it, r Siiulli
"rs iiiusiuK'j falaluiiiic I 1W.
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS,
(Kslalilislieil lHls.)
l.r.H to Hill Hunk t., Norfolk Vn
) it
--SI'ltlNIl AMiUMMK.K-
MILLINERY.
FANCY (lOOlhSaml NOVKLTII-X
Hn 1 terik th TatteriiB
Ii. &. ()RSMTS,
MiKsen at otic, t.ailiiiB 7.rc. lo$l.
fcsjul'rieeH will he niaile to unit the
tituiui, llatn ami BonnntH maile ami
Trimined tu order.
A I.I. MA It, OlillKUS I'liOMI'TI.Y
Ktlil.Kli.
MRS r. A. LEWIS ,
Welduii, N. C.
i
,
km'
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
r"v:iiipp in llus
( I I I iril
i n ll
l i .- f ti'.'alin'aa . f
U". f,' i;:a' 1, idly you
I ,e. ln-i.s: i.j l.n 1 a-..; I;' t,.ll Dr. Kllmr 3
.Swainp-Knot. I!-: (Teal li.a.r?. liver and
Hi I 1-r e-ni-ly.
I' ' -ii-': i , in a i.lty t , li ,1.1 in ir.o ami r.cM
1 ;: I- ):i si fsi :;ii:; ll, anj ov-jicionie'; that
ii:,.....i.-.a,a n'.i i'. i' .f lainff compelled tu
r , .'.ffn ,li:: '!',' ill., ,! ,v, ,n,l to pf up many
Ins,'", daring !lio l,ii:ht. The :;:il,J and iho
eilta.irdinary effect if S-J.-amp laot is coon
rallied, ll illmda the hi;h.::;l far its won
(i"i f d cine-, nf ih", ina.a iliatreaain cases.
Swamp 1'lJ.I is plsa:ar.l t take'and sold
ly all urueinala in fifly-cent and one-dollar
n.-.'-l bollle ;. Ysumay fL' (Z
inr, a inaerl al new His- ll-.i.-.-r:;,
r vn? and a book that -itt;
lal... a,l an.at i(, both !.,,,. (,ra,vaini-iiyt.
rr:.t ii : : ly mad. Aikirew Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Li-ss'diainl ai, 11, Y. Vhen writing mention
loa.'li.s l!n.; cener ,sa ofier in this paper.
Don't make any iraalahc, but remember
lii-i nan."., f'vanai-Hool, Dr. Kilmer's
T...' imp. i:.oat, and tin: address, Bingharnton,
! I . Y ., en every biiltle.
! III Y f.
Stale Iloniiil an j
COURSES-
i.i i i i;m;v oimmkih'I.h.
i t.tssti 't, lin.Mt'xrn si ikni'i:
.- 1 I.N It 111 ' M Will. TIJ.VININti
l'l.ii.iii,lr.l. Mlste
fll'ii'i' I'liiifu', leailiim to ih irrt't'H,
I p'iial i iiir-is tnr firiiiltiali'.Hitl'otlii'i'
euiUei's. Well i.iii'iipeit 'I'rauiuiL'
Sell, ul lm I e i In-i -. r.naril, laiunlry, tni-
h ami iee, ir t,,,i ti,i,Sl ,.(.. ,
si ,ll u viae l ,ir tiee Inilnni stnitenls,
sl'-."i. l'i leenl h annual ii-sshin lieijins
S, lileliiliir '.'II, lilllll In seme linarii ill
111,- ilni'iiiil t ies, all li. i' apphe.iliim.s
sh.mlil lie made I eleiv ,ln!v Is. I' r,es.
pi, In I e ll e llll Hi ll 1 1 mil I liu-e 1 1, si I ilij inui.
pel. nil lea, III is anil slei in:iaplleis. I'm
laialnfi ai il nlher inr,,iin:il,in, adilrns
Charles I). Melver, President,
(,Ki'.i-:si:iiiai. x, r.
Correct Dress
Tlie"M(idi-rn M t!,.,d" fyMrm of
ligh-gr.idf t.'.ierir. inlioducod by
L. L:.. H.ayit Si Co., inr Cincinnati, O.,
satisfies mud ilre.'seri cvrrywlierc.
All Garment. Made Striclly
to Your Measure
at nifulerate pii el-. Ol H) Mvier, of lorein
anc! liunitstlc l,.hries tiani vl,i, lit.i irsiose,
H. or. .',,l,,,l b
A. S. -A-T-iLJllIsr.
WELD ON, A'. (.
Central Academy.
Tile Kail 'l'i on ul Ihis.selieul will be-
am mi I uesuay, M'ni. i, ivoo.
Knr I'ni lli r iiit'iilnatnili aililriss
.1 M . l.'llnlii'S, I.iiilei.m, N. C.
r, :i t'.i
choici-
ROSES !
Carnations, ViuU ls and 4tl.t r flowers,
always on hand. Shnwev Wedding
l'iiutiiets( Itaudsoiue Klnrat Design.
Tut and out door bedding plants, To
mato, Cahbufte and other Venelahle
Tlatits, Magnolias Order promptly
executed. Write, 'plume ot telegraph.
II. STKINMirrZ,
I I.HlllSl',
KAI.KIlill, NOItTll CAKOl.lNA.
t 1(1 ly
T. CLARK, "
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WK1.1H1N, N. 0.
Praetieeii in Hie eoiiila of Halifax and
adjoiniiii' eont,lieH,a,,d in Ihe Nnprrne
I'oiirl. oI'LlieHtate. Hneeial attention xivil)
li eiillt't.ioiiH and iiroiont rfii.nnta
SASH.DOORS.BLINDS.
M.IN1KI.H, I'll. US A UIUTKS,
HAItnWAKK, l'AIaTS,AC,
I'HANK T. f.l.AliK OIMI 'ANY, Ltd.
Niii liilk, Va.
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A I. T K H K . 1) A N I E L .
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Wki.don, N. C.
Prai ticOB iu the courts of Halifax and
Northampton and in the Supreme and
Federal ennrtn. Collections made iu all
parts of North Carolina Branch office at
Halifax, N. C,, open every Monday.
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