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YOUR ATTENTION, BOYS.
Ilnlhusiasni; Concentration, l)c
termimifion are Wanted in
Hvcry Avenue of Life.
,, . ... . ,,
My boy, do not imagine there is ;
no place in the world fur you. If j
you are the right kind of boy, there i
are a thousand places. The world j
wains the enthusiasm, the earnest
ness, the ready faith of youth.
These are llie uualities that do the
world's work, ami for that reason
the bos who displays them is sure
lo Iii i J fooling in the pathway of
, business and a chance to try for
the things wonh winning.
; "If I were organizing a com
pany," said an old soldier recently
in conversation w ith the writer,
"I'd take all young men. I was
in dozens of battles in the last war,
and I never saw a charge yet,
where there was a boy in the ranks,
, but thai boy would be among the
very first to reach the entrench
ments of the enemy."
i Enthusiasm, concentration, de
termination are wanted in every
1 avenue of life. The boy who can
show these qualities in his work
' need nor fear but that he will be
' asked to lend a hand. If he adds
to these qualities the purpose to do
right though the star-: fall, he will
be well-nigh invincible.
At the doorway leading into every
department of the world's work,
whether in the professions, in me
chanical pursuits, or in the mer
cantile calling, one imagines one
can see rhe sign," Wanted Boys."
Boys are needed from whom are 1
to be selected the strong men of
the next forty years in our country. I
If the right boys apply, they shall j
find the places. There is room I
1 for all such, and they need only be j
; tried and proved true lo be asked ;
to go higher. Clem V. Wagner j
in Young People's Weekly.
CLOSt- QUARTERS. '
Batehelor
tliat two can
Do you still believe
live as cheaply as
one?
Benedick Well, I must confess
lhat marriage has put me in a pret
ty tight place.
Batchelor You don't say?
Benedick Yes, we've started
housekeeping in a flat.
Nature's Way Is Best.
The fun.'tiun slri'U'jtlo'nhiK am! tissue,
buililini plan of triialinir t'lmniir, liiuii'i'- ,
itiK ami olistiiiali caws of disi-asn as pur- j
siuhI Iiv Dr. I'ieri'i', is followinn utter !
Nature's plan of ivsturiiiK luuilili.
Ili uses niitucal ri'ini'illi'S. that is
I'xtrai'ts from luitivo mi'dinnal runts,
prepari-il liv prnresses wrought nut hy
the ei'ni(iliire nl niueh t i in. and
nitniev. without tho use of aleohol. ami
hy skillful combination in just the riitht
proportions.
I'scd as initrislients n( Dr. l'li'iw's
(ioldeii Medii'al Diseovery. lllaek Cherry
hark. Queen's root, (loiilen Seal root.
liliMnlroot and Stone root, specially evert
their inrlttcui'e in eases of luuit, bronchial
and throat troubles, and this " llisiov
khy" is. therefore, a sovereign remedy
or bronchitis, laryunilis. chronic coukus,
catarrh and kindred ailments.
The above native mots also have the
SH'onirest possllile euilorsellteul li'om me
leadiiur medical writers, of all th verai i
schools of praciice. for the cure not only
of the ducic-es named above hut also for
indiiteslloii, torpor of liver, or hibou.s
nes. obstinate constipation, kidney and
bladder troubles and catarrh, no matter
where located.
You don't have to take Dr. Pierce's
say-so alone its to this; what he claims
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writings nt the most eini'iieut men lo the i
TJrt ,f.:i,i.,r.,u.rti!,!r 'm1 I
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that is worthy of your attention if
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knin-n romnntifjnu for the cure of almost
any old chronic, or liuKcriiut malady.
Dr. Pierce's I'lensant Pellets euro con
stitution. One little "Pellet " s a gentle
laAalive, and tun a mild cathartic.
The most valuable Ixiok tor Imth men
and women Is Dr. Pierces
Common Sense Medical Ad-
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volume, with cncraviiiKS
ami colons.1 plates. A copy.
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Wellington Piano, $45.
Wheelock UpriRht, $85.
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Stleff Rosewood Plana $80
Guild Piano, small size $30
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I'M THANKFUL
O! I'm briniin' full this niornin'--sweetheart, come an' let us sing,
l-'or I'm feelin' like the bluebirds an' the meadow larks in spring;
ror i m tnniMn or ins goodness an His tender love an tare
How He's led us thro' the daytime an' the night of dark despair;
Mow His arm has been around us thro' the Old years an' the New,
All for which I'm feelin' thankful, but I'm thankful most for you!
n, ,., .:, , ,, , ... . ,, ... ... ... ..... , , Iv. .
v.. , in ,uf;ii,, iu,iiii.i, mj utniiiiu uiniiris mi un me nappy l ast,
l-'or the promise of the Future an' the hope of rest at last;
For the gracious gilt of lovin' friends lhat strengthen me an' cheer,
l-'or the blessedness of Home Life an' rhe love lhat reigneth there;
For the sweet breath of the meadows an' the cool, relreshin' dew
()! for all of these I'm thankful, but I'm thankful most lor Von!
O! I'mshoutin' "thanks," my darlin', to the Father up above
For the knowledge of His presence an' the blessed gift of love;
For the sweet return of niornin' sunlit Kelds a-gleamin' bright.
For the beauty of the sunset an' the brilliant stars of night;
For the privilege of livin' native skies a-bendin' blue,
Bur of all His gifts an' blessin.s I am thankful most for You.
0! my heart's brimful this niornin' sweetheart, come an' let us sing,
For I'm feelin' like the bluebirds an' the meadow larks in spring!
Yes, I knew the way was lonesome often we have met defeat
We have had to take the bitter, but we've also had the sweet;
An' I find as I look over all His blessin's not a few
That the sweetest gift, my darlin', was the lovin' gift of You!
THE NIGHT
Ir cometh; rhe night cometh, when life's brief day is done;
It neareth; yes, it neareth, the setting of the sun!
t'h, short the time for labor; so much already past!
Of moments swiftly flying we soon shall see the last.
How stealthily the shadows are stretching o'er the plain!
Tho setting sun is hasting to hide behind the mam;
Oh, use each passing moment; the day is almost run!
It cometh; the night cometh, when work cannot be done.
It sinketh; the sun sinkeih, yet lower, lower yet,
The golden light remaining but tells where he has set;
Then ended; yes, then ended the time for fruitful toil.
The precious hours have vanished! Is yet untilled the soil?
The crimsoned clouds still ling'ring presage a brighter morn
For faithful ones awaiting their Lord's assured return;
By talents used in trading they many more have won,
And for the reck'ning tarry, expecting His "Well donel"
See, waning is that splendor; the fleeting loveliness
Is fading into twilight, and this now groweth less;
But nearing is the morning, rhe bright, long looked-for day
When Christ's approving welcome will all our toil repay.
MEN AGE FASTER.
It Didn't Used to Be So. In the
Old Days a Man Always Mar
ried a Woman Younger Than
Himself.
One of the funniest notions
evolved by the man whose busi
ness it is to grind our new ideas
for the credulous public, is that
women ought to marry men much
younger than themselves, because
in these days when women have
nothing to do bur cultivate youth
and beauty, while men scramble
for the living, it is the
ages and the woman
man who !
who stays
,
perpejually young.
No woman of 50 nowadays
looks a day over 35, if she keeps
up on preserving her good looks.
Men, however, are seldom en
gaged in the frantic effort to keep
young. Father Time turns their
hair gray and wrinkles their faces
with crow's feet, unresisted and as
a consequence here is a fresh young
fe.-. , ,rt,,.,t
woman of 50 or ihetcabouts, mated
, a jred wrjnkled old mail of the
' '
same age.
It didn't used to be so. In rhe
old days a man always married a
woman younger than himself, be-
cause in those benighted times,
when professional beauty doctors
i were not established on every cor-
tier, it was generally supposed that
in the nature of things a woman
aged Faster than a man. She gave
more lime to her children and less
lo her complexion. When her
hair turned gray around the tem
ples and a few lines appeared
around the eyes, she just hrushed
her hair back a little plainer, put
on a pair of spectacles and took it
as a matter of course thai she was
gelling old.
Bui since this method is all out
of date, and every old woman we
meet is as fresh und chipper as a
votin? ?irl. it feem ns it one f
two things is bound lo happen:
liither the men have got ro lake
to complexion creams and perox
ide, spend their days in a beauty
parlor and their nights in rubbing
in hair restorers; sleep in face
masks and wrinkle banishers, and
otherwise titivate themselves up to
rhe mark.
Ar least, so says the aforemen
tioned coiner of new ideas.
Of course it might be objected
that a woman of 50 or 60 has fhe
experience of that age, and might
prefer equality of mind rather than
of looks.
But the coiner of new ideas
scouts this new objection as of no
importance whatever.
When the cold winds dry mid rr.i. k the
kin s Ihix of salve can fave much dinnm
fort In hnyiiig live look for the iiuiiic
on the boit avoid any imiutiuiis, und
beaure von net the original IteWitl'a
Witch Hazel BaUe
Suld by W. H. Cohen, Weldon, N. 0,
MOST FOR YOU,
COMETH.
I SPUROEON AND THE FARMER.
Spurgeou was once riding in the
country and on a farmer's barn he
saw a weather vane, on the arrow
of which were inscribed these
words: "Godislove." He turn
ed in at the gate, and asked the
farmer: "What do you mean by
that? Do you think God's love is
changeable-thai it veers about as
that arrow turns in the wind?"
"O, no!" cried the farmer; "I
mean that whichever way the wind
blows God still is love."
It would he a blessing if all Chris-
tians had his simple faith. When
the wind is in the south and every-
thing is prosperous, when cotton
is ten cents a pound and our chil
dren are well, we say: "God
loves us." Bur when the wind
conies round to the east and trou
ble falls, when collections are slow
and business is poor and our chil
dren are sick, we are very apt to
say: "God doesn't love us any
more." But he is loving us just
the same. His very nature is love
and he cannot change. Selected.
WILDLY JKALOL'S.
Ascum How is it your
hates Miss De Muirso?
Marryat In a misguided
nient the other day I told my
wife
mo
wife of a funny dream 1 had in which
kissed Miss De Muir.
SHR WAS SO SWF.I-T.
"Such impudence!" she ex
claimed, when he kissed her; "you
seem to be enjoying yourself.'
"Nor ar all," he replied, taking
another, "at least not as much as 1
urn enjoying you."
A PAIR OVVVM.
"No," snapped the sharp-faced
woman at the door, "I ain'i got no
food fur you an' ain't got no old
clo'es. Now git!"
'Lady!" replied Harvard Has-
ben. "I could repay you well.
(Jive me a square meal and I'll
give you a lew new lessons in
grammar."
1(111 (It I II SIX l l VIvIRi
Mi:m Visl.iw'SonTiiiN(i KvuiT has I
hecn used for over HO years hy millions or
mothers for their children while tccthintt, j
with perfect (licceas. It soothel the child.
softens the imiiuh, allays all pun; cure
wind colic, anil is the heft remedy lor
Hiairhoca It will relieve the poor little
sufferer iniiucdia'cly Sold hy druggists
in every part of the world. Twenty-live
cent a Initio, Ite sure and ask fot 'Mrs.
Winslnw's Soothing Fyrop," and lake uo
oilier kind
A nice thing about having your
family away for (he summer is no
matter how late you come home in
the morning you don't have to
take your shoes off to go upstairs.
OASTOIIIA.
Bonn tt Hie Kwa Von He Hlmrt Battghf
SignaUrt
of
WISE PRECAUTION.
"Behold, Thou Art Made Whole
Sin No More, Lest A Worse
Thing Befall Thee."-Jon, V.,
14.
Wickedness never heals itself,
but goes on from bad to worse
till the last state !s worse than the
first."
None of us intends to go on con
tinually in his besetting sin, nor to !
indulge in vice to the bitter end.
Blindness and weakness say usual
ly: "Once more, just this once
more," or "For the last time the i
last time."
Captain A. remarked when told
that an old triend of whom he had
inquired was still drinking heavily,
"Ah, never to quit, never to quit!"
and spoke wisely, but no doubt if
his old friend had overheard it he
would have stoutly disputed the
sad comment.
Most of us would be shocked if
told we would never quit our evil
i course. If one should say to us
; to-day, "Twenty-five years from
i now you will be doing this same
' thing and worse," or "You'll end
1 a drug slave in the asylum," or
"You'll die drunk," or "You'll
i continue a libernne and be de-1
voured by loathsome disease," or ,
"You're going right on in this !
crookedness till you end in crime, '
exposure and the river," we would
; be shocked and refuse to believe
it. I
Yet it is true that there is always I
; deadly danger of permanent en
j ranglementin sin after it is begun.
As the taste wnicli drought on
dyspepsia continues to cry for
more sauces and sweets, so the
passions and lusts that led to the
first deadly sin cease not to urge
its repetition. Not only so, but
evil being gregarious a sin soon
gathers a company "more evil
than itself and they enter in and
dwell there." Escape from this
state is not in the pools and po
tions of the world, but in the heal
ing of the Great Physician, whose
restoration enables us to assert
and help ourselves, and whose
safeguard for the future is "Sin no
more."
Grave mistakes deliberately re
peated are inexcusable. "The first
time I was taken in by lhat fellow
it was his fault, bin if he fools me
again it'll be my fault." So might
we say of the devil after he lias
tripped us once, and as "a burned
child dreads the fire," every soul
that has once escaped from the
clutch of sin should wisely dread
and shun it. A Government in
spector told me thai he once thrust
his revolver in the face of a man
who had grossly insulted him.
Realizing how near he had come
to killing a fellow man he put his
pistol away and determined never
to carry it again. Should a man
do less with a dangerous associate
or habit when he realizes what it
may lead him to do? 1 know a
young Kentuckian who would
never return to the race track after
attending once with his father to
see their own horses run because
the wild excitement he felt that
day warned him that he could not
afford to lake the risk of becoming
a race gammer tor ute. nuen men
are helping themselves, and evil
flees from them. Playing fast and
loose with the better way spells
failure for many who start in it
: whose plans were noble and whose
hopes were high. Hie dead in
ventor's loft full of half finished
models told the pitiful story of his
inefficiency and explained his fail
ure. "Go thy way, from henceforth
sin no more lesi a worse thing be
fall." This is wisdom from on
high.
Let us sincerely strive with Him
for the best things. He helps us
to our feet and calls us to take up
our burden of responsibility and
carry it through the world. Serving
mankind and in fellowship with
Him who heals and champions it,
let us go bravely on our way with
high hearts and steadfast trust, so
..... .un ..A...t t.....M. K.
nving uui utc i uggcu uuuia uml
at evening each hard won day will j
stand as a smiling prophecy of the
ultimate triumph we shall achieve ;
at the end of the life intrusted to I
us.-Rev. C. Q. Wright, Chaplain
U. S. Navy, in New York Herald.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears tho
Blgnaturs of
Rapid changes of temperature are hard V
on the toughest constitution. J?
0
The conductor passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
0
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Scolt'j! Emulsion strengthens the
body so that it can bet'er withstand the
danger of cold from changes of temperature.
It will help you to avoid taking cold.
ALL DRUCGtSTSl SOo. AMD $1.00.
Either you tell people the truth
about themselves and are hated by
them for a boor, or you don't, and
everybody else denounces you for
a hypocrite.
It may be wicked to lie to a wo
man about how beautiful she is,
but its mighty easy to be popular
that way.
-
You uld never make a woman
bclieve a Preacher who thought
ncr child was a g'rl wnen was a
b''
' i ti.y like the taste n m maple
Kar," is what one mother wrote of Kcmie-
iy' Laxative coukIi syrui
This mod
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Tar. I 'ont'or r.s to the National Pure food
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Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance
Arc nerve diseases, and unless
cheeked, lead to destruction of
both mind and body. The
weak, shattered nerves must
have something' to strengthen
and build them back to health.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine
is a remarkable nerve tunic and
stimulant. It strengthens the.
nerves, relieves the nervous
strain, and influences refresh
ing body-building' sleep and
rest. 1'ersistent use seldom
fails to relieve these afflictions.
"I xv hh takfii with ('iillcptii' fits; li;ul
fl' it ti In It sH tli;tn 1. hiturs. ,Jy
tiiti.T Miit for our fumily iliystfliiii.
L it l,f f.Htid d.t vt-i y lit t U- fif ins-, ;imt
I nn u worse cvny tlay. iiml at List
Hi. toil tlirt-i' tlin t.Hs with ni', iiml I
.-ti!! k"I Mv fath. -r h.-ani of
I't Milt's' iiifitU-nics uml btui;lit a
I'nttle of NVvmiu' uml a Imx of Nerve
jti.ti I.n-T 1'ilN. I li.ul t:ikeii oiilv a
tt w ilfs.-H until I b.'p.iti to ft.-l hetter.
I ti'-.k 32 huttli's, iiiui H ciiretl iiki
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itn' worltl tit mi'. 1 ii-fonini'Mid it
Wl.ee.'r' I f;o. V.m m;iv live Itllrt ilH
ii lift - Inn vt leiirnonlil to the nit fits
nf our im .ticiin-, for I jiiu t iitoint;
the he-it of hilth. nh.l feel that my
lite un. I liettllli Is diM to Ibis w onil'Mlul
tmtlK'.ii-." I.KVV WILLIAMS.
R. R It. No. Huston. Uii,
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NEW Y01iK,WAS!llN(iTON,NOKFOLK
I l'OKTSMOUTlt,
I ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS,
I SAVANNAH and JACKSONVILLE.
I TRAINS COMPOSED OF
Vestihule Day Coaches, Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars and the Latest
CAFE DINUNtCAKS.
IssjrDIRECT CONNECTION AT1
Memphis, New Oilcans, ami 81 Louit, for
all points in Texas, California, Arknn
sua, Coloiadoand the Northwest.
INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE
BOOKS good over 15 000 miles of road.
Southern Lines.
For time tables, Winter or Bummer
Booklets illustrative ot the South and
Southwest, apply to Seaboard Passenger
Rcpresentativs, or address,
C. B. RYAN, 0. P. A ,
Portsmouth Va.
C.H.GATTI8, T. P. A
Raleigh, N. C.
EDWAKD F. COST, 2nd V-P.,
Portsmouth, Va.
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PI'lMI.VITllX IKON WOKKS,'
2H to lit OLD 8TKEET,
IMCTKHSltUKG. VA.
MAXlT.UTI'ItKHK (IF
Machinery,
Shafting, Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Havinjj Imtijiht out Steel & Alexander,
founders ami iiiai'hinislH, with all patterns
we are now prepared to furnish parts to
machine formerly made hy them.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES .d
PEANUT MACHINERY'.,,.,.,,,
Mill work and caitiiiKi of all kinds.
Second hand machinery for sale cheap. Call
on u or wi ile I .r what jnu want.
(ireat Reductions
For Cash
$3 7f Moquette kiitr-, $'2 7j
2 llll .Smyrna " 2 'M
i"i (in .Moiiielle runs, tlx 13 ft. 17 75
I'.'lc China Mattii.c Idc,
lHc.
2'J.le. Japanese " 17c.
'.'.V. " " lHlc.
(i5c Wool Ciirpe!it'r 40c.
25c Window shades 2tle.
ode " " a7c
."ic 2-yurd wide Linoleum, 75c
7"u- " " " 6fic
;.)( Floor (lil Cloth, 48c
1 Ho Ax minster Carpeting, 8ttc
1 4(1 Itlx'JO Picture Frames, 95c
Wall p:iier. 4. 5 and tic per roll
A l.AltisE srm K OK
Talking Machines,
Graphophones, Kodaks, !
Cameras,
and supplies on hamlit alltimee,
the very lowest prices.
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SPIERS BROS.
WELDON, N. C.
CHOICE
ROSES !
Carnations, Violets and other flowers,
always on hard. Shower Wedding
Bouiiiels, Handsome Floral Designs.
Pot and out door bedding plants, To
mato, Calihage and oilier Vegetable
Plants, Magnolias. Orders promptly
executed. Write, 'phone or telegraph.
11. STEINMETZ,
K 1.0 81 ST,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
4 lit ly
OF
FALL A XI) WINTER
MILLINERY.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
Bntterick'sPaUerns.
It. & G. CORSETS,
Hisses at 50c , Ladies 75c. to f 1.
leVPnoes will be made to snit the
times, Hats and Bonnets snsde and
Trimmed to order.
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED.
MRS. P. A. LEWI,
Weldon, N. 0.
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