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THE CHEERFUL MAN.
A Habit of Cheerfulness Enables :
One to Transmute Apparent j
Misfortunes Into Real Bless- j
Inits. !
The cheerful man
nently a useful man.
is pre-enu-
The cheerful man sees that ev
erywhere the good outbalances ,
the bad, and that every evil has its ;
compensation halm.
A habit of cheerfulness enables
one to transmute apparent misfor
tunes into real blessings.
He who has formed a habit of
things, has a great advantage over
the chronic dyspeptic who sees no
good in anything.
It was Lincoln's cheerfulness !
and sense of humor that enabled !
him to stand under the terrible
load of the civil war. !
If we are cheerful and contented j
an nature smiles with us; the air is
bilmer, the sky clearer, the- earth
has a brighter green, the trees
have a richer foliage, the (lowers
are more fragrant, the birds sing
more sweetly and the sun, moon
and the stars are more beautiful.
All good thought and good ac
tion claim a natural alliance with
good cheer.
High-minded cheerfulness is
found in great souls, self-poised
and confident in their own heaven
aided powers.
Serene cheerfulness is the great
preventive of humanity's ills.
Grief, anxiety and fear are ene
mies of human life and should be
resisted as we resist the plague.
Cheerfulness is their antidote.
Without cheerfulness there can
be no healthy action, physical
mental or moral, for it is the nor
mal atmosphere of our being.
Success.
HE KNEW BETTER.
"Very pleasant out this way
now, isn't it?" growled the sarcas
tic Mr. Babklotz, as he ploughed
through the snow and mud."
"Not very, to be sure," replied
Subbubs, "but there's one com
fort about it "
"Huh! what a cheerful liar you
are!"
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DO YOU KNOW
That Dr. Pler.-e's 1'nvnnti' I'rxscriiition Is
th ii) medicine -i.id timmuii druwicti
for wtuuati'ii weukui'saes and iieeullar all-
uients that dis not contain Unic iunti-
timol alcu in ? Il is alxi the only iii.-oi.
eais'i'lally prepared tor the cure of tlm
delloal disaaaes ixn'tiliar to women, the
maker of wliu-li is unt afraid to take his
patients into lil full eonllileu -p. by print
ing; upon each bottle w rupMr all the inure
dionl entering into the inMdlclne. Ask
your druuKist If this Is not true.
" Favorite Prescription," too, is the only
medicine fur women, all the Ingredient,
ol which have the uuiiuallliiil endow
ment of the leading nn-dical writers of the
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which the "Prescription" is advised.
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The. "Favorite Prescription" cures all
woman's peculiar weaknesses and de
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questionings and personal "tuauiiuatloiis"
are avoided.
The People's Common Sense Medical
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IF YOU COULD KNOW.
If you could know the half of all 1 yearn to be to you, Dear Heart!
Each day that dawns 1 struggle to be strong and do my part:
Yet when at last the night comes softly down I humbly pray;
Lord, grant me still lo prove my tender love just one more day.
Just one more day to strive to rise above small trouble, petty care,
That my cramped soul may break its earth-forged bonds, at last to dare,
To face the future mill til ulltllv livp willl rnnruoi new
Loyal and cheerful lacing toward the
Anu yet I teel, in spue ol all the heights which I can never stale;
In spite of all the many tasks in which I daily fail,
That my deep love, more deep and pure and strong than I can ever show,
You, somehow, through my failures, doubts and fears, will come to know.
The dreary clouds can't hide the sun for aye; it glimmers through;
The sweet, wet violet, struggling through dead leaves, yet shows its blue,
And so I trust, though oft I strike love's chord with clumsy hand,
You'll feel the melody I tried to play, and understand,
WOE AND RUIN.
Many Terrible Predictions Are
Made by Spangler; an Alleged
Prophet.
Lee J. Spangler, grocer and
prophet, has burst forth again, like
one of the eruptions he likes to
predict, and this time it is to prom
ise worse happenings than ever
before. Here is the new list, fur
nished to the N. Y. World:
The end of the world.
Trouble and disaster will beset
the nations throughout 1907 and
1908 until, at the close of the sec
ond year, the wrath of God will de
scend upon the earth and it will
dissolve.
There will be great and general
i distress throughout the world,
i Kingdoms will be arrayed against
; kingdoms and families against fam
i ilies.
I The entire year and the one to
1 follow will be filled with woe and
; ruin, until, at the close of 1908,
New York, the greatest city in the
: world, will be destroyed, followed
i almost immediately by the destruc
tion of the world. It will require
i less than an hour for the destruc
tion of New York.
: The year 1907 will be filled with
warnings to the whole world of its
impending doom.
There will be earthqeakes in di
vers places. Islands will disappear
and mountains no longer be found.
Great tidal waves will sweep the
coasts. People in many countries
will be killed by the thousands by
hunger, illness, the sword and th"
beasts of the earth. Famine will
be great and there will be trouble
"
i such as never was seen since
there was a nation. People will
have to flee for their lives,
i The religious trouble of the old
, world will lead to war and old Je
I rusalem will be compassed by ar
mies fighting for the sepulchre of
Christ.
! Great men in authority all over
; the world will be assassinated,
j There will never be another King
1 of England after Edward VII. The
Sultan of Turkey and the Czar of
Russia will be killed.
The United States will become
involved in another war, but it will
be victorious.
Lightning will strike cities and
countryside alike, wrecking build
ings, whether protected by lightning
rods or not.
Labor will rise up and bring bus
iness to a standstill.
Excursions of Sunday schools
will be pursued by disaster, ships
sinking and lives being lost.
Revolution will spread from
shore to shore and race riots will
be more frequent and serious.
Railroad accidents will be many
and all men that travel by rail w
be in danger.
Great wind storms will tear down
buildings and wipe out towns.
Many men in the business and
financial world will commit suicide
because of their wrong-doings.
This world is so desperately
wicked that the God of the Nations
will take the reins in His right hand;
but blessed are they that believe
and hear the words of the prophet,
for their time is at hand and they
shall be saved.
A Modern Miracle.
''Truly miraculous seenied the recovery
of Mrs. .Mollie Ilo't, ol this place," writes
J.O. It. Hooper, Woodford, Teuu , "she
was m wailed hy coughing up pu-"
froui her long, lhict.ira declare 1 her end
mi near that her fami'y had watched by
bar bedside ts bourn; when, at my urgeut
request Ir. King's New I)icove y was
given her, with the astonishing reault thit
improvement begun, and continued until
she completely rtcovered, and It a healthy
woman todav." Guam bed cure f'r
oouchsand colds all.', and fl at any
druggist. Tiial bottle free.
The currency of
cash in any country.
kindness is
OA8TOIIIA.
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light for Truth and you.
OUT OP PROPORTION.
"You don't mean to say," pro
tested the cat, "that you are going i
to kill me just because I ate your j
canary bird?" j
''I am, indeed!" replied the i
housekeeper. "I believe in a 'life
for a life.' " j
But you are taking nine lives
for a life."
May Live 100 Years.
The cliaucFK lor living a full wbtnrv aic
eicullmit in tlicue of Mrs. .Ininie Iiun
ciii, of llaviienvillr, Me., now "Oynursold.
She writ. "Klwtric Bittcts Mired me
ofClironio Kfpipsia of 20 years standing,
and made me del an well and stri nu as a
young itl " Kleetric Hitters cure Stom
ach and Liter diseanes, Wood diaordtrs,
tieueral debility anil bodily weakness.
Sold on a uuatanlee at any drug store.
Trice oulv .Hie.
The practice of righteousness
will cure your propensity to regu
late others.
Mother's who give their children
Kenne- j
dy s I. native t ough Svrup invari .hlv'cn-
dorseit. Children like il because the
taste is so pleasant Contains Honey and
Tar. It is the original Laxative Cough
Syrup and is unrivalled for the relief of
croup. Diives the cold nut through the
bowels. Conforms to the National Pure
Food aud Drug Law.
Hold by W M. Cohen. Weldon. N. C.
You wi
always find the poorest '
piayer wears tne most professional
clothes.
Nearly every person who is subject (o at
tacks from the stomach sulfers from a mor
bid dread of a tlietic treatment for
relief, that is three-fourth starvation, and
t ..in ami milk. On ih other hand you
dill eat as you please aud digest the food
by the aid of a gsHl iligestant. thu giv-
tlui tire-l stomach equally as much
rest hat what vou please and take a lit
tle Kodul for Indigestion aftel your meals.
It digests what you eat
Fold by W. M. i obeu, Weldon, V. C.
The tears that accompany a
cooking up progressiare not always
those of repentance.
Food dou't digest? Because the stomach
lacks some one of the digestants or the di
gestive juices a'e not properly balanced.
Then, too it is the indigested food that
ciuses snurucs. and piinful indigestion.
Kodol for indigestiou should be used lor
relief. Kodol is a solution of vegetable
acids. It digests what you eat, and cor
rects the deficiencies of the digestion. Ko
dol coufornis to the. National Pure Food
and Drug I. iw
Sold by W. M Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
There is no virtue in the Sun
day that makes children say, "I
wish it was Monday."
' They like the taste ns well as maple su
gar," is what one mother wrote of Kenne
dy's Laxative (.'ongli Syrup. This mod
ern cough syi up is absolutely free from
any opiate or norcotic. Contains Honey
Tar. Conforms to the National Pure Food
ami Plug law.
Sold by W. M Cohen. Weldon. N. C.
A big reputation can be built out
of a mighty small character.
Hall the World Wonders
how the olh.r half lives. Those who use
Bnckleu's Amir. Salve lu vri wondei if it
will cure Cuts, Wounds, Bums, Sores aud
all skin ci up! ions; they know it will. Mrs.
(irant Shy, li:ni t.. l.eynnlds street,
springlie'd, III., says.' "1 rcgird it one ol
ih- ..l..lule no.-i.it;c.,i.f L)U3ctecpisg."
(iuaiaiiteet by all ilruggista, -'.'o.
When the heart is lifted up
head often is bowed down.
the
K1K o i:tt wixrt vi:ah
Mils Wkblow'sSootiiimj SvRt'P has
been used fur uver KO years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething,
w itb perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain; cure,
wind colic, aud i. the best remedy for
Di.inlioca It will relieve the poor little
sufferer iuiiuedia'ely. Sold by ilruggista
in every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a buttle. Be sure and ask foi "Mrs.
Wigal.iw'a Soothing Syrup," aud take no
other kind.
The spirit of the father never
works separation in the family.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears th.
Signature of
UNIQUE JAPAN.
Her Beauty, Climata, Customs '
and Brave Little People.
Japan is unique that in many
ways she is different from and un- I
excelled by any other nation. First, :
- she is unique in name, in shape, :
in being unconquered, in her gov
1 eminent, her natural beauty, her
; climate and her brave linle people. ,
I This country has two or three 1
j names, though the big island usu-:
I ally spoken of as Nippon is a cor
ruption of the Chinese "Jih-pen" ;
meaning "great sunrise" or "sun
root" from which is the word Ja- i
pan. The Japanese, like the In- i
dians, believe in names having a 1
meining, as we see from their is-;
lands. ;
"Yezzo," (savage.) . j
"Kuriles" (smokers). j
"Loo-choo" (sleeping dragon), j
"Bonin" (no man's). j
"Formosa" (beautiful). !
"Pescadores" (fishers.)
This whole empire is strung out
like shining beads on a Rosary
which they call "Rin-Kin Islands"
or the "Long-rope."
The old crescent-shaped Japan
our fathers called "the Hermit na
tion of the Dutchman," but we
know the new Japan with its thou
sand islands in brotherhood with
the world. Japan is only four
large islands. Yezzo, Hando or
Nippon, Shikok and Kinshin. The
smaller islands are grouped or
classified and have their gover
nors and councils. Japan former
ly was divided into circuits or
roads such as the Eastern sea
road, corresponding to our Eas-
tern, Southern and Middle States,
and in Feudal days a native was
from this or that district or clan,
Now, they are proud to be simply
"Japanese."
The population of the Mikado's '
Empire is fifty millions with about j
fiffeen millions of foreigners, most-1
ly Chinese. The dominant peo-
pie of Japan are not full-bloods, I
but a mongrel race, being suspect-,
ed of a mixture of the Malay ele- j
ment. Vessels may have drifted
into the equatorial current and it
is possible that Japan was peopled
from the East Indian Archipela
goes. At any rate she feels her ,
importance in the 20th century as
the "middle term" between the '
Western civization and Russia's
oppression. She is the Kngland
of Asia, and one of the greatest i
nations in the world. .
Japan is hilly and mountainous,
for this reason it is naturally beau
tiful, being varied in the wildest
grandeur of mountain peaks and
the softer charms of nature in low-1
lying valleys and out-stretching
plains. Nature didn't forget her
master-piece (a volcano) in her
distribution ot beauties and grand
sights, for the most beautiful moun
tain from the dawn of history to
the present day of wireless teleg
raphy, is Fugi-San or Fujiyama.
Religious pilgrims climb its crest
and mothers name their children
for it. The lava and ashes form a
great part of the soil of Japan.
The climate is as diversified as
i the surface. The Pacific side is
; the warmest and most fertile, while
just across tne island the western j
side is cold and snow shoes are
; necessary. Then in the sleepy !
Southern Rin-Kin Islands there are
sub-tropical conditions, while in
j extreme north on the Kuriles
; (bleak, barren and foggy) there is
little sign ot vegetation or man.
The climate is somewhat like that
of the United States, but very like
Great Britain in its extreme hu
midity. The rainy season is from
June to September. Made up as
they are from so many elements
il is difficult lu know the Japanese
people, though their effort to ap-
! pear well in the eyes of strangers
speaks highly in their favor. They
are quiet, respectful, gentle, art
loving, courageous and patient and
have a higher sense of honor than
the Europeans. Being reserved
and sensitive they are slow to
speak their opinion, but they are
loyal to it. They suffer without !
wringing their hands and mothers
rarely embrace their children. !
They are a most artistic people and
their humblest peasants take care
to build their huts by the spark
ling stream or overlooking a pleas
ing fandscape. The cherry is cul
tivated for its blossom only. Most
of the people live in densely pop
ulated cities. The simple and ar
dent patriotism of the Japanese dur
ing the war with Russia is as ad
mirable as the state-craft of their
rulers. "They moved as one
man." The Empire has forty-
Most people know that if they have 4
been sick they need Scott's Em a I- V
jon to bring back
But the strongest point about Scott' J
Emu Is ion is that you don't have to be
sick to get results from it.
It keeps up the athlete" strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre
vents coughs, colds and consumption.
Food in concentrated form for sick and
well, young and old, rich and poor.
And it contains no drugs and no alcohol,
ALL DRUGGISTS s 600. AND $1.00.
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eight divisions, forty-three prefec
tures, and three Imperial cities.
Tokio, Kioto and Osaka. The
two territories are Yezzo and For
mosa. Local traditions are very
binding in the rural districts, and
most of the Christian church
members are found in the cities.
Victor Hugo calls Japan the
child of the world's old age. Moth
er earth herself acknowledges that
her offspring is fully able to protect
herself.
Japan is so wonderful and in
teresting without Christ, what
would she be with Him ?
Mrs. W. E. Daniel.
When the cold winds dry and crack the
skin a box of salve can save much discoui.
fort lu buying silve look for the name
on the box to avoid any imitations, and
be sure you get Hie original DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Halve.
Bold by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
The Pain
Family
You know them ; they are
Humorous, ami make their
irvst'itce felt everywhere. The
names of the family are Head
ache, Toothache, Earache,
Backache, Stomach ache, Neu
ralgia, etc. They are sentinels
that warn you of any derange
ment of your system. When
the brain nerves become ex
hausted or irritated. Headache
makes you miserable : it the
stomach nerves are weak, in
digestion results, and you
double up with pain, and if the
more prominent nerves are af
fected, Neuralgia simply makes
life imemltiralile. The way to
stop pain is to soothe and
strengthen the nerves. Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills do this.
The whole Pain family yield to
their influence. Harmless if
taken as directed.
"I find Or. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills an
rvt Unit remedy tor overcomlns; head
a.'lie. neuralgia and distressing- pains
of ;ill sorts. I have used them for the
pi, si seven vears In this capacity Wllh
the l"."t of results."
MIlS. JOK JltKUlLL, Peru, lnd.
Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln PHIl are told by
vour druuQist. who will guarantee that
the firit package
will benefit. If It
falls, he will return your money.
25 ilo.e., 2i centa. Nevar sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lnd
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sas, Coloiado and the Northwest
INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE
BOOKS good over 15 000 miles of road.
Sontbern Lines.
MTFor time tables, Winter or Summer
BookleU illustrative ot the South and
Southwest, apply to Seaboard Passenger
Representative, or address,
C. B. RYAN, O. P. A ,
Portsmouth Va.
C. H.OATTI8,T. P.A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
EDWARD F. COST, 2nd V-P.,
Pertsmontb, Va
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PI'OMAITOX IRON WORKS,
2S to 34 OLD STKEET,
P ET K KS U U KG. VA.
MANlTACTl'ItKHS OF
Machinery,
Shafting.Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Having bought out Steel & Alexander,
founders aud machinists, with all pattern,
we are now prepared to furnish parts to
machines formerly made by them,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES .;.
PEANUT MACHINERY ipecumr
Mill work and castings of all kind..
Second hand machinery for sale cheap. Call
on us or write for what yon want-
Qreat Reductions i
For Cash
$3 75 Mouuettc lings, $2 75
2 W) Smyrna " 2 lid
25 UO Misjuelte rugs, 9,12 ft. 17 75 i
121c China Matting, 10c.
25c. " " 18c.
221c. Japanese " 17c.
25c. " " 18Jc. :
65c Wool Carpeting 40c .' j
25c. Window shades, 20c. ; I
50c " " 37jc ,
P5c 2-yard wide Linoleum, 75c j ",
75c " " " 65c f'i
G5c Floor Oil Cloth, 48c ftj
1 35 AxuiinstcrCarpeting, 811c
1 40 10x20 Picture Frames, 95c ;
Wall paper. 4. 5 and 6c per roll
A I.AKIII STOCK OF ' !
Talking; Machines,
Graphophones, Kodaks,
Cameras,
and supplies on bandit all time., at
the very lowest prices.
SPIERS BROS.
WELDON, N. C.
CHOICE
ROSES !
Carnations, Violets and other flowers,
always on hand. Shower Wedding
Bouquets, Handsome Floral Design..
Pot and out door bedding plant., To
mato, Cabbage and other Vegetable
Plants, Magnolia. Order, promptly
executed. Write, 'phone or telegraph.
H. STE1NMETZ,
ruvgisT,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
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FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
Bntterick'a Patters..
R. & G. CORSETS.
MUse at 50c , Ladies 75c, to f 1.
ML Price, will b. nude to .nit the
time., Hat. end Bonnet, med. end
Trimmed to order.
ALL HAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
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