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Hound trip 60-day tickets, ; Round trip 10 day tickets, $2."0;
Round trip coach Excursion ticket $2 oS. ;
I'oai'li KxiMirsioit rule sol.l j.rior lo oteiiinir 'late mid on eaeli 'rues.iay thereafter
liinileil seven ilavs an. I enilorseil "Not lioo.l in I'nlliiiaii Parlor Cat s." (Ithi r tick
ft s so on null April tstli an. I eoiitiniie until elose ol liiositioti.
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AvX Aoieiicanl
A SYMPOSIUM.
"Wlttii is the secret ut' stiucssV"
asked the Sphinx.
"Push, " saiJ the Button.
"Ttiko pains," said the Window.
"Never he led," said the pencil.
"Be up-to-date," said the Calen
dar. "Always keep cool," said the
Ice.
"Never lose your head," said
the Barrel
"Do a driviiij; Inisincs," said
the Hummer.
"Aspire to greater things," said
the Nutniec.
"Make much of small things,"
said the Microscope.
"Never do anything oli'-hand,"
said the (ilove.
"Spend much time in reflec
tion," said the Mirror.
"Do the work you are suited
for," said the Hue.
"Get a good pull with the ring,"
said the Doorbell.
"Be sharp in your dealings,"
said the Knife.
"bind a good thing and stick to
it," said the Glue.
"Trust to your stars for suc
cess," said the Night.
"Try to make a good impres
sion," said the Seal.
"Turn all things to your advan
tage," said the Lathe
"Make the most of your good
points, " said the Compass.
"Be always on the lookout for a
snap," said the Camera.
"Be ever ready to do a good
turn for anyone," said the ('rank.
- Hxchange.
Mllilpl
nl' Hi. slump's !
-dill
.lis.
I Ull.'l' 111 ..III sllilf. I I IVilt ('Hill'.
tin I. s y..iu M..!n:ir!i. ymir Hun t t.r yi iii r
kl.lnry. lln-li l iv I Ills clever collet' lllli
lull. .11. i. lmo. has closelv miltclieil
IH.I .Lua iiti.l Mocha 1'i.ihV in Ihuor
aii.l late. ei it hu not a single mum
ol n al e..llee in tl. hi. slioop s Health
Collec lliiilation is tuaile I'iomi nilc
loastr.1 trains of cereals, with Mall,
Vits, elf. Ma.le in a minute. No le-
illou wall. N oll will smelv IlUe it.
-ol.l l,v W.T. I'aiker. Wel.lon. N r.
If yon can keep sweet in a
world where selfishness is turning
men sour, you are doing more to
wards its enriehnient than all the
silver mines of the ages.
I on Live The king!
i- lli- pnj'ul.n ri ilu'-itijli'-iii KniMp. an t"tim-ti-ies
; w Hite (h.- ci l, ill A lini n'.t. 1 1 1 - crv el t lit
invsi mi ,li is I.ui.y lev.- H. Kinu'- N.-w I Ms.
r h. i . iJ'iiu hi Tloeiii .1 ml l.ii ti Ti'iiull-s,"
e) v.ch Mi-. Julia KmI.-i' I'.i , Trure,
M.i.. s.iv-: "It ii.m.t l.uU h a. oiiiiuMi.Hi'
r.-li. f .iii.l io in,-l. ' i-iin- a niHrfli or f.ilil "
Mi I'.i ok-ni'ito.'ii -li. i ltd Ih a ma torn of
tlia inhabit. nil-o the. nnti . N. iv Di-'iv- ,
rr I'm. - vi aK luiii!- .mil -i'H' i tiro.it-. aftrr all
.
eili.T ri-nit'ihfs h.m- tailnl ; ami lr con all-ami
,-,.i,t tl v .,,, .,. i;,,,i i man !
,l.nau,-.. ami l. Trial I..IH.' fr.-.-. ,
t
No man is tailed to the glory of i
dragon shying until he has learn
ed 10 do linle kindly deeds.
War Agninst Consumption
All iiaiioti- aii' ii inn to i-licck lie ravaft s ut
t'eii-uiuption. tin- " hue eUimi. '' that I'Uiims
SMiiiam ictiiH-rach ar. ViW Hotirv ait it
'I'ai fii re- I'onuli- .iii.l t-nlil i. rfi'"iU ami iu
ai' in ixi tlaiid'r : i'iii-iiiiitiiiii. bo mt ri-k
v.'itr lii-allli In tul.inu tim- in i;arat imi lt.-n
'.i-- t)ine ami 'I'.i i i-sufV ami n.i i n in
ri'-nlis. The ifi'inntu' i- in a .-llew co-Wairi'.
for sale hv K. ( lark. Wel.lon. N. I'.
Trouble is ihe only thing that
comes in answer to the prayer for
something to turn up.
It's nice not to be at home when
some people call.
DOCTORS MISTAKES
Are said often to lie l.lirie.1 six feet tliuli'l
irroiinil. Hut tiiativ linn- .iiii..ii rail on
lli-1 r taniily iti i.-iim-. sutleriiiK. hs tliey
Imagine, one lroui.l)-i.'isia,anotlier (nun
li.'iitt disease, another from liver or kid
ney ili-ease, another (ruin nervous pros
tration, another with pain In re mid tliern,
n iu I in this uav tliev present lilikn tu
themselves llliil their .'11 y if . l 1 1 u or over
t.ll'.y doetor, separate dtseil.es, for nhU'h
lie, a'stiuiitiK them to lie su.-ti. preseri Ih'H
bis pills and potions In reality, they urn
ull only niof"Uix enured hv some merino
disease.. 1 ner(.r.y.ifi.in, yioraiil ot tlift
cuiiKr'of tuilTeruijrtrv'ps uprtHjrentnietit
until lare tiills are rify.tr-. TliJNufferlnpt
path'til (rets no helti'iJiJrTam44fcmvtho
wrong treatment, hut proliatily wurseT
uauridnejiliiil'.r, I'hTij's Knvnraa
I 'r.''TI I M l"ll, l' I f ' 'I t" flic ftHI.W v. h i a
lux.-itllvL'- t...-1m MimV??p. tlirS
by Jiirflln afl'thoVe (IltTcAins symn-
toms, and intitutiiur comfort Instead of
proloiiK'd misery, lthus been well said, ;
Unit 'a diM'tte known is half cured." '
Dr. Pierce's Kuvorito Trescriptlon fs ft !
scientific medicine, carefully devised by !
an experienced and skillful physician,
and uifunted to woman's delicate svttein. j
Ilisuiadoof nativn American medicinal i
riwts and U perfectly harinh'! In IU ;
elTvts in 0)11 o.ioifc'H or ill funnT ,
As u powerful Invik-orntinir tonic "Fa
vorite I'reserlptlou" Imparts strength to
the whole system and to the orKHiis dis
tinctly feminine iu particular. For over
worked, "worn-out." run-down, rt debili
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
leunistresscs, "shop-irirls," houe-keeMTS,
nnrinu mothers, and feehl" women tren
erally, Dr. Pierre's Favorite Trecrlplion
Is tlie greatest earthly hcon. beitifi an
eni;ded as an appeli.in cordial and re
storative tonic.
As a southiup and stremrthenlnt; m-rv-ine
"Favorite Prescription " is uneoitaled
and is invtiltiiihle iu allaying a 110 sii t
diiiutr nervous excitahiliiy. Irritability
iterviMis exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasm. M. Vitus'
dance, and other di-trelmj, nervous
nyniphuns commonly attendant Umii
fiUH'tioiml and oranlc disease of the
uterus. It induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental aniiety and dcunonrtpncy.
Dr. ri..rce'a Pleasant Fciiots fnviRoraU
the Htoinaeh, liver and ixwla. On to
Uiraa a dutw, Kasy lu taknai caudy.
2 M . .. . v. .
Binll ll'U. i i'.l Ai'VI'.'S RQUP.fit
i
GOT HIS REVENGE.
The Way Lord Brougham Paid
Hii
Diibt to Ctionjc IV.
nil all "I' hW Know lole niui tnleiil
l.nnl 1 't'ouu h.t m wnv it i -im M rl atnl
slovfiiiy hi his i'-rsM!ial hatilts. While
he was it yuiiim ami ';n:iim-atn rly
1'iiUiii.v. n liariivl.'r In was asked In a
iliiiiier al whi.h the ilntf recent
presided. Mr. r.reii'.'1' i m's haiuls
m-'ilrd washiiiL'. The regent's keen
eyes rested mi llieni. m I Uniied U
11 wnller and j.rtive mi order uhlrli the
ina u hen rd v it It a sen red fare, and
tiled iit'j: nut he s;ieed,y relllllieil
ltli a ewer full f uuter, nai mid n
Jnwel.
He enirlel them tn r.rniiham, pre
Helitihir them with the priii' e resent's
eninpllinniit-. 'Che hairi-l.'i' lnstiuitly
withdrew nd never n Tier ward l'e
lerred In the Insult.
Years It'tf v. -vle-M l!e irinee. imtt
liliiff. tr!"d ti divm-. e his ult'e. I'.rnt:h
Ut m , ;is her delete !m Ai vehement
ly sustained her I'liuK that she
triumphed. The l;liiLr's name was nut
lneutliMted dnrinp; the Chtl. tlmuh llie
li!U!nii knev thai he was seeredy tho
prnseeilh.' . Hl'"!!'.;! II! Ill llis vpe4'eh
deWiuvd that In- .-iiw In the divtan-e
the luiinidts peiveeiiinr (,' Ids Innu
cent ellent. ipjnlfiiK witli terrirte eflVft
Mlltnn's words:
The nil. "I sflllpf,
Jf nhn.H! It inifdii In- callctt.
sIdoiI ii n r.lv'lii.
Fk-rre aw tf'i fuvl.'H. ten ihli
Ari'l nl:i.!; a .nihil dart :
1 blii.'k It
h li.-l 1.
t in h.-iul
Tin; lilii-inss uf a kingly
wn had nn
ionri;.' IV. fell scrii.llsl.v tills hiiviihc
altin k. 'I lie nation si. led with tho :
(liU'L'it, ttnil her ill I'eiKloi' hurl palil Ills ;
deht with inti'tvsl. ',
THE DRUG STORE. '
IU Evolution From the Apothecaries of
the Coloniei.
Imii'Iiik' 'lie HeuMiteeiilh eenlury the
dniplst mine tu America mid eUmely
followed KiitflNh precedents, niodtly
ltiff them, however, hy the prartlrrt of
tho Indfnns, with whom he came In
mntttel. lum k upolhecaileH tieKiin to
HprhiR up In the new In ml, and In l("l
l ho enlnuy nf Vlr(inl:i pnssed a law
whhh anmnj; other thlnu's lemilated
Ihe prices ntid fees of Hie riniKlst.
At this time it whh fiishlomible fur
the dnitftflsts to praetiee surgery in nd
ditinn to phannary, and the Virginia
eolony (ontalneil a larp.e number of
people Im were prnri lent In both pn
leHshniK, In MasNiicluisetts the husi
wss wa.-i hirtely hi lUo IiuihIh of
Indians, sehnnlmasterh, old wuim-n atnl
teachers. The Salem wlti-hernft tie
lusloii ndiirdfil the spread nf the dru
Kist fm some time In the liny State,
for the popular Impression fastened on
the apothecaries a suspicion that they
sold the potions 1 hat were supposed to
produce ihe spells. Amoni; those who
HiiflV red persecution at this time
mixers of medicine appear to have,
been prominent.
The dnii simp had not yet become a
dlstlmt Institution. It was usually a
branch of the irmcery or splct.' busi
ness. In 1C17 one (liles I'onimn of
Huston, had. however, firmly estab
lished himself us devnllni; special at
tention tn pharmacy. In pl!K the llrst
distlncilve dniL; store in America was
opened In Boston hy William I'avitfs.
- I.lpptiicoit's.
. , .
Horse i Memory.
, , , , ,
M-'' f"t,,l'r 11,1,1 " ,l,',v,"';
Ka InH'lllKclU llll.l litlil leartle,!
ti mmihi'i-of trieks. One uilit lie wus
s,1''"-11,1 wa f""ni1 "f lli,u
mi iiefiti; Hi ii o'iin v. ne.i. utir vi-i,
fiither met 11 stramrer driving tlie lini-se
and of course claimed him. l.i the dis
pute which fullnwed father remarked
that if It was the hmse stnhti from
him he would on hilug unharnessed
K to the Rate, lift the latch, open the
Kate, around the barn, slide the
bolt, open the door and o Into Ihe
third Mall. The man ainecd In jivo
the horse up on those terms. They
drove home and up tin lane to the
barn and unharnessed the horse, when,
without a moment's hesitation, he per
formed the feats father said he would.
rhlcatfo Tribune.
A Cat Monitor.
! once owned two e-ils, one a ir ' .
the other a black. !ai!y 1 phovd a
bowl uf milk on the floor tor their dis
posal. One day at tho usual hour their
meal was served, but only the irray
cat wis pre-ent. She drank about half
of the milk and then walked out. only
to reappear an hour later, the black
eat following. As soon as they entered
th house Maltle (which was the j;niy
cat's mime) ndod Itlaekie hy the ear
and le-d her to tin- howl !' milk. 'Ihat
was the tirst and last time ilnM Illaekio
wasn't present at un-al hour.
Good He Wasn't Upnyht.
A certain .lud:;e. while ;
through the scene of an cleciio
had n hirtre stone thrown al his
asue;
'i not,
ti.'.t.l.
but as he happ '.cd lo be In a stoonln-;
posture at Ihe lime It pahM'tl 4vcr him.
"You sec," said he, a Id . es-.i m: U
friends a tcvw .ud. 'that had I (cci
811 Upright jilde I mihl hae been
killed."
Awake on tho Tip Question.
The regular patron was lndli;n:iiit
nn tin- wall-r .spilled the soup
, . . .
-ou r tlnsy! Im rxchihnod.
onldn't h i jour tips. Si'eT
re
sponded the waiter, at lea-;t not so ine
briated as to Impede his mental proc
esses. Phi iadelph la Ledger.
The Brute.
Mother ln-l,a w- Has the young man
who saved my life yesterday called
upon you yet': Son In-I.aw Yes. In
deed. He has already made his apolo
Kips- Fllegeiide Itlntter.
YVhnt U good Is never too abundant.
-Hon Qulxotp.
Was In Poor Health for Years
Ira W. Kelli'v, Maiislirltl. la., writes: "I w;e
hi poor liealtli fur venrs, vutT-'timr from k ui tie y
Riul Mathli'r trotiltlf. ami K)Hut cniiMuter.inlf
muni'V in t'oiisiiltiiitf )h v Aieia its wo liout ohl.iin
iuiranv ttiarkeil tM'tielit, tail wan oared In Fo
ley Kullli'V l ure, anil I ilesire lo adil m v jenti
monv that il may Im- tin- oaune nf rv-torniK ill
hi'alth of iith.-rs." HetUHc tuhiitituti's.
For sale by Iv I "lark. Weldon, N.
A woman never forgives a man
por forgiving her for not forgiving
f m & "'6
him.
THE LAY HORSE.
An Olii A
Le
Untti
CH.,i-'
t Tells of Hi
i- ;(id lo hi
'! A story
01' ,-i rcrljiiu
AIM
ml itu- I,
1II1:
:-:ilc .hi. i- 'i-i.l 01
Anil. ,i.cil. U i...v; !-.
ill II liulll v. Mil :i 1 'I 'no' 1:111.
til Iv
Iiil' h"t ML-hi w ilh In- hHlc -on.
They wore U.iU moiitiiod on n n::i
nlticiMit white iiKin whi. h leotc:rd lt
the sheik n;id which had nlvv:it liceu
hkhly vuliic I on ih't'oiihi ui' itit pTcut
s I at uliu li Ii c.mld tm. After hav
ing ridden -..mi' hitl,' ih-hince Ihe
Nheik nsLrd 1,1 m,u to I...K nroiiiid mid
mv if thc.v were I'dm; f "llowi-d. The
hoy replied Unit then w;i simie one
riding nl'ttr them on 11 IdncU horse.
The sheiU ni-ciucd snfiMlcd on heurliiK
tliis report, hut lue.Henily n-pentod his
'(Uetlon. The hoy isllMVored llmt they
were still In ho.; pursuol, hut Hint this
time the hore w;is white. " Never
mind," nrhd 'he t;ilhe: . "mine is
faster."
In a tew minutes he nsked for :i
further report, and the reidy was tie1
sitire. with 111" dlfteretice that the horse
was 11 chestnut. The hick, however,
pet his t pie -t ion a I una h time, hm
ujwjii hein' lold hy his s n Ihat tli"
pursuer was mounted on n hay he
erh d out, "Then we are lo- t, for lln re
is 110 horse which it cannot overlulie."
His words proved to lie true, for hi a
short time they were caught up with
and captured.
LEATHER BOUND BOOKS.
A Little Vaseline Improves and Pre
serves the Binding.
Au ofticial of the Congressional li
brary was talking with a friend who
recently had purchased a handsome set
of leather bound volumes and said.
"You hail better examine thoe vol
umes carefully to see If the leather
needs feedjng. If it Is new stock they
will he till rUht let alone for sceral
years, hut If they have been 011 the
shelves for some time the leather will
have lot most of its natural oil and
become brittle. This applies especially
to books kept In private houses, which
are as a rule much hotter than the book
stacks of a large library. There I
nothing more attractive than a fresh,
well prefer ,-ed leather binding on a
volume and si-arcrly any tiling less so
than a dilapidated, cracked one.
"You can add years to the life of a
leather binding and a hundred per cent
to Its appearance hy ruhhiug Iu u little
vaseline with a piece of raw col ton -not
too much, just i tuu-'ti as the
leather will thoroughly ahsorh. W hi te
the binding bends Is where it is niosi
likely to (rack. The leather will not
lie giv.vy, us the vaseline will he ab
sorbed. One treatment cery jear or
Iwo Is HUtlicient mile-'; the hooks are
unduly expot-fd to heal." Washington
Star.
Within Hor Rights.
A very black woman 111 a mIvcc gray
liutoinohlh coat wa?.M'eu a few morning-,
ago hauling an unw illing and dis
reputable linking yellow dog by n
leather thoi g.
A friendly db posed polieein-in aV'd
easually: "Why don't you turn lie dog
loose1.' He don't look able to ti.n otT.
and nohody'll v.ai.t to s'cd Mm ':"
"Ain't I u 'on, an'' was ihe tart
illicit .
There was no disputing the tact.
"Ain't din heah a dog?"
Patent fa t.
"Ain't dis heah New York'.'"
Obviously true.
"Well, ain't I got a g.
walk on i!o.-. heah streets
nd right to
and put on
all the style I choose?"
No disputing 11 self evident pi
tlou. New York Times.
oposl-
Impartial.
An KnirlHi clergyman, recently set
thsl in a .-mall town in Penh-ddre, met
n fanner's hoy while visiting the mem
ber of his eoui;r"ijatinn. In the course
of conver alion the boy said his par
ents had an mint staying with them.
The parson, not having much -pialnt-nnee
with the Scottish language and
Hot ipllte coiiipri'heiiding what the boy
said, asked :
"Then, do 1 understand thai your
aunt Is on your father's vj,!e o- on
your mother's V"
To which the youm; agricull nrlst re
plied:
"W'etd. whiles the aiie au v .Idles the
Ither. excel'" w hen fey t her leathers
them halth." Iimdei' Advetiher.
Man's Precious Rib.
A vourp lady ha in aked
oirgeolt
ihe rib
why woman was made from ihe
of man m preference to nnnthe' l
he gave luu the following gall. mi
sue! : "She wtM t'o! lakcu f.oin
the
head lest she should lute over hl;n. ur
from his I - t h-t h" vl.i), natnple
upon Iter; bnt she was lal.i"i from his
shle, that she might be his e pi.il; fioin
under his nrm, ihat lie mlL'it protect
her; from near his heart, thai he might
cherish and love her." - Hoii' ton
Chronlelo
Poor Colois.
"I eltl't tlll.lerslllll.l Mallei."
"Why not'.-"
"She'H nhvtiys trv lni; to Ki'l ltiliit;s to
nillleh tier eotll...lotl "
"Wbat of If:"
"llflveit'l yoti ever uotieetl tier complexion?"-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
What Changed Hu Mind.
"I hail supposed until yesterday , doe
tor, that the days of the lileeilli.it of
pntlentH wpro past."
"And they are. Hut what ehttniced
J-onr -11111.1':"
"The hill rnu sent nitj."
Huttl While Yvu Walt.
While wulthiu for vm:; prnf"
nuswoi-fHl try t i;.'t -Abut yon
ta b
"'tint
i"it
The Charming Woman
jh nt tnci"sari1 v mir ( iwrftvt form ;iinl fial
un's. Many a plain woman who I'uuld in-vol
nerve as ail artist' nnIH. piwi'xhim tliost1
ran1 iitialitlr that alt Uio world admires; neat
iieiH, clear 4'vt's. eleau stimuli! skin and that
spriulitlmesMif tepaiid aeliun thai aeeonipa
11 V iiihkI health. A physii-ally weak wmneii in
never attractive. nt even io hernelf. KlivtrU
HitierH r-;tore weak women, give stronn nerven
hniclit eyes, sutiHith, velvety skin. Iieautiful
umplexion (inarHnteed at any rtrtiUKist.
Cowardice doth make hypocrites
of us all.
A BUSINESS PARABLE.
You Cannot Fail tu Appr
I'uint In Thii wtoi j
is 1!
ne.t yea i
in .h-iiend
due you
proinptly
I lo-'d iu i..-iion of an
edllor last i:i'-'!il. and I know Itn-.v it
feeb- to have n ne's honest ly en rue J
money scattered all over the country In
small amounts.'- Fxchange,
ri)R OVI-U SIXTY Yl-AkS
Mn-i. W t i . .ii ' s.h.i ii i v. i:t e
l.eeli llM'.t tor inn 'ill y.'k r - i.y null
ol' 1 1 lot hei tor t lieit elill.il ell i Inle I''
illLr. Mt II pel I'eet Mll'i'ov It . i .
tlie eliil.l. soil. 'in
j;tin; cures w in. I
ri'iue.lv lor I liuir
.ool little Mlll.'le
li'illu. :llla
tl tl. I is the
Il Wllllrlirt
:i!l
..lie.
,' Its!
r Ihe
Sol.l
UOll.l.
k I'or
" llll.l
I '1 IIL'S
llilher,
all Iv.
l.v .Iiiil;
.Is iu evel ' l.iti t ol llie
eelils ;l l.ottle. lie sine ami ;
"Mts inflow s Sootllllie sylll
tuke no other kin. I.
.Uill tllitee.l uii.ler the l oo.! nil
,et. .lime .'lutli. I'liil'i S. i ml i
1 1 Ills.
Many a man has lost his mental
balance by atteinpiiti" to entertain
iwti or more ideas at the same
time.
At 3 A. M.
Wife Yon ne.sln't tiiitke uny ex-
ti'es. John. It'M all rlcht. You're
Just tn t!mo to walk ths hahv for nil
hour or two. ruck.
sum
couple.
and iifiHuritwe nn invincible
Dutch Proverb.
When there i the slightest indieatn
of iniligotH'ii. hcait hum. n b tiet
unv tot 111 nl sloinacli i noiMi take a I
tie Koilal oceasioualiv and vu will
att'oide.l prompt ichd Kodol a eoi
pound of vcgctahle acids and eniita
the juiio t'oiitnl 111 a beahhv -loinae
Kodol tbge-.ts what von cat. ma Lev
fund .lu v.m g I.
ol, I l.v W. M. l oin-,,. Weldon. t
On her wedding day a ynimo
widow always wonders how many
men will commit suicide on her ac
count. A cleansing, eleau. i Inn;, "outturn:.
healmg ImtiMdiold letuc.b. I'cW itl'v
'arhoh.ed W itch H.ia I mUc I oi
bin us. cuts, se latehes. hi n
-cet
bite, and Mire feet it i- uiie.tia
t loud for Piles, licwuie of 1 inital ;
lie! I'eW'itt's, It is the best
Sold hv W'. .M. Cohen. Weldon. N.
The more patience a woman has
with her children the less she has
with their father.
I'ad sick bcad.n'hcs, biliousness m
eonstiputuin .vre uuieklv tchcvc.l Kv I'i.
heW'itt's Little Kailv Kim i-. mall pill,
sure pdl. safe pill pioinpt and pieaaui
in action.
Sold hv V. 1. t 'ohen. W'cldou r.
I low dit'liculi it is tor a man b
get back to hard work after nurs
ing a political job for a few years!
li...
Ol It'll .'
,l In . ..'. -.,,
I. Att.'li.l 'oil
Vs K i,l,i,'. . ..
e l.v li i lai
ii-inil V
I 'or i
I. ,1,1, .ii. N (
All optotnist is a person w ho is
looked upon as a horrible example
hv the pessimist
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAW: BACK ?
Kidney Tn.uM.' Mains V .ti MI-;cr;iMi.
AllUOLl
panf. I'
ll. ill!",
av-r
T" ut ::isai-
. s I IIIL' I.r.lC-
::.'.ur-'; cis-
in r
I i covcrci art r y.-zrs ci
yV-'Nj Lr. la.nier. tr.e emi-
I'M
'I- -Hi
ntn'
;a:icy ana l.ug-
wonilcrfullv zuc?tz.
bit and h: :c;!r. L i
in t: . :'.;:iiy curir.j;
c:: .j a.'.i irou
:, -'i.u'ii u t;.c wcrit
ftr: ; f kidney trouLiv.
I:, i.n: r j Swi.mn-Rool i.;
rec
1 1 . r rv,
IV.IIJL...
li oub:'
cu liuvrkisi
.'l! t-: i ju:.J
.' bc.-n 1'j.ici
. ri rnvaii
noy, hvet
v.
juct t:i r-r.
in ..0 nu.:.y
I.h:
n I.:
prctiCs., t!
cA.:m, relrf r.'.d i',.
tv.'iv rare t'"i:.t a
l-j u'niud" by
wh.'. havr :ut uh
sample I ."-ule n-:
tcliinr iitorc ab- .i
:-:. t h.j
t" t'n.i paper
.ay iuve a
iii li a hook
and iiov to
: Ly
a:. i-.
fiiHlOV,! if vuh.iVi;). ;;(!'
V'hen wriuin; ri".;iii m 1
offer in this p.trT ai.J
Piiii your aiurt.;;;; tj
, Dr. Kiimer U Co..Bmf
1 hitpnoii, N. Y, Tne
ty cv L.a.iir:' trouble.
rcr.ii.ir fiftv cent
and H,.ii.....f s,.i.roov
liohar r.i-fts are sold by 11 gogi utuctsis,
Don i make uny tnisUKc. but rciiiun.oev
j the name. Swamp-Koot, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Bingliamion,
1 H, Y., go evfiy buttle.
tniee a l.iriui'i' tin I l.-v.ii hu.'. hcls of
. lie:it, w h: li he -old Ii -1 t a s'liii'ie
grain iie-.'.-lcnit. i.ul ; . I .son dilloreut
ilc.iers, a .:,-lc- A ,. w of i,.-m
pa:d him in e.i-h. hm .,r ;t:c .-r
liunibi'l' ii.d it w.e- h ' . -n, i-l:l
llieii, UH'V iVollln ici;. I., c lew i , ;;,!'!', :i if I,, i !, j
mouths p-i-cd :o..l -. j 1 1 ci.iis h: '.U . ',' ''.I 1 I . '!'!,.! f- '1 app.-ar I
Vecoiml ran o-,v . "il.w ;. 1 ! l : - ' ' he f tj iir;,- ..,5-v.
laid. "!v l.-'-o hii' i- of '.j-r i I. -Vd .. (; 1; , . 1 1 ! , .,.-w mi.i
have kept ), -''.n,.., ,. n'ii'1 .u. - ut , . . .-!, (. i'i :'i
fop is ra 1 l-'it 1 li e , 1 1 1,-1 c. ,;h . ,' ; i ... , ,- .. ; ;,., , u
tlie grain and have 1 :. .e,!-. a v.-.i , - 'Hv . 1-. w 4 re I . fg P
nuuiher of n e .m,tv - : . II ah. I s. . 1 . . - f . i r w h :i i i. pur E E M 1 ll W 6!
tered that I cannot .j ar .-nd and . - p.- e v. a - . -d. -r ''ic .J.-ht ,; . 1,1 he 1 Jj EB H
ll'.l llhl HI.IIII'iiiiiyf'iillMS." tl;-. I'm- 1; d.touhh. ii:lv ,,g fcw 1 W B i W W M W
So In posieil up a public notice and f.i:" .! Im I ' :: id p- I;.' di-
a-ki-d all tho-e w ho ov'.-.l him to p.iv I---. . . : o . ! th Sf S jm 4Kp 5i 3k PJAmilf A
MUiekly. I'.Mf f.-w e,me The ,e,t s,;,. r . . i i , ,- 1 1 .,nd. a .id H S C f 1 F 9 f I If fl
M-c.ll h: y, and 1 : .V , BBWfS)L2S yilWlS
w ill g a: id p.n on ' il;, -p .ltv t'o- . . " - ' .- . '.i-i :! ;':! p.
gctiniL' that. Ihotigh eaeh a.-.-ormt was c. :t-.!i n 'i ' -i.-e ci-.l ;.oiir
Vi"-y slll.lll. wh'-i :dl V.ere put together l'"!T t t. I h -ecu II
Tllilu. 'A ei'l tm Hi,.... The mail g i h ;'inl, ii; h : . -. " i'e-i ii ;!" U lav.il"
and awoke and. rupu im his L"an u: u'.- !'!; I ''--.e : t- ,t , .. ir
.il".. found hi-' I.mmi lui-h"l ..f vdi.-iil i rv '. :.l w '. :, v. wu-j
drcain'ng. v.,;!i ' . 1, - ' r tu ia
Moral. The net hiy tin man v. nit w'.1! n- u w--, n.rl able
lo the publisher of hks paper and said: V.'h.u, iheii. : .. a ,!ai! ihai is forniida
pay for vour paper. hleV"
GOLDSMITH'S FOVERTY.
Wretched M.se.y of the Amiable hu!
Imprudent Author.
t:i lT.'.s. tie,, ..ears ailer CoMsin
r. 1 1 1 r-! 1 Ii'mIii li s w ,- 1 1 . " , r I j 1 : - - ni M
. ili::. ; I. Ii- t. . 1
1' ;it S ' 1 1"
I I r.!e. M 'li tl-' ' ,.'.. ..f Il'.-'l
I .: ... ii... . I. ill I !!!.; .! II
1.-.I a- un
sin f ;i hi v
t'lC
I li .'11,1 of
l"l of Kii-.-hsJi
Stiiniihilion Without Irritation
'I'll..! III - ...u,'lnv,.-,l. 'I'll il i- ..li.il 1. 1, tl. i
I. i..' I'niii s r ii . 1 1 1 , . ;. .01, -hi,! ht.;.
ill.,,. - Hi.- ...:. ',..!... il 1.1 ,11! 1. , .,11 . I.. 1 ill
I "i s,,,. irt i:. riaii.. ,'l,i.,n. S. 1 .
Any W'tilliail Willi ;i irtlill to her
gown should be able to draw Iter
own conclusions.
a wonderful MaPpeuinK.
.1 1 It. .'.hi. N. V.. ti 1- .un ,! "ii, .,1 Hi-
""'-""'"'' ''l';"'' -" i"-'""1'
. .t. A.,...- I'. Ki.u. .'I llial i . I -in-: ' ll.i.'l,-
!..-. A, .1 Si!.,' .'Iir.'.l .1 -..iv ,. mi
I, i: iili ..lih'li 1 I,.,, I -un. r, .1 mot m . I
.,1.1."
'"
People usually have the blues
after skintiitiii;.; the milk of human
l.indness.
A Mcmnnihle lnv
el'
, 1!
1,
Wll..'ll. 1'.'.I'I1. .lit ill' ! .' Il Pi . i'.
'. hu- I'll-, in.' : .i.it;. - - itu t-. 1-H1 c ,
ln-.ta.i. Il" .iii.l lii!i.'ii-ti, -. ,ni.. k.-. 1 ill.- I.."
I ' 1 1 1 . .0 ,lll ill lit -!.. r.
Ii is tVcquL'inly easkT to be sure
ynu are ri;lu liian it is tu on
aheaJ..
There are times when a pint of
wit m'es I'.inher than a gallon of
wi.iduin.
I'or lal.iius and Ci'.iUiicu.
The Kind Yen Ate Bought
Siyaataru of jffi&&&A'.
n SIX PIANO
BARGAINS S
For this week
Conover I'iano. upright $105
Wellington I'iano. $45
O Wheeloik I priht, $N5. Q
SliL-ff I prmht. $1.S5
Stieff kosewood I'iana $St
(iuild Piano, small sue $30
All guaranteed to be
in fine condition. All
5 used.
1
LISTER PIANO CO., Inc.
I ..' ' . i a 1 1 ' v si ,,i .,,,li,. .,
John .1. I 'osier, Manager
0EZ20EZ30
:l. I', .'y
IlHowart&Co
i:u:i:i
m:vY ami r(
A
n
ULil
W e have the host line ol .Iroeenes i
town When in nee.1 of anythitii; in
Grocery Line
Call on us. tlnr stoek iH fresh, (iivi-ub
a part of your tra,le.
FOLEYSIIOMYHlAR
..op.lU.cuuih.nd bs.Uluuiff
s siiherlntio:i is Mr!i w-i he ho. i - . ! I ,c I--e
on -e lii i,:,v It h :;::!! of !o;v i j j -. i- : 'i:; !,-;; amiuhlt
MilhoMs I l . th
literature.
uu
Weak Kidii
Wi-tili K.ii'-v. .ir.'ly ttnint. tt H'iik k'iiliifr
N-r, I m.' Ki'lii--. lik- tin' ll-Mil. alui tliu
lodun li. tiN.l i. ,.'.r '.v. :it!i'--. siil in th.- orirmt
It-'- l. t-'il in (!. h- r. il.:it i'i,,i,.i uti.J ((m (It
anil t r--UK'i ie 11 tii'-ni It ,-: u -. i:tonuu-i u
a in' ; 1 .1 .1 'v it.o-- I in r.- l li I ht-so
Ciiuli' ' u- t . - - I ' 1 1 1- tli K Hid. V tiloiii',
l.- It. til'- Jl i a t'.t i" ol Mil , atnl -1 liioiiey bi
u-.-U
11 your ii!.''k iieii"- or u ii tuo iirinu
it' i- i'.c 1. ;ti.'l l il .tin l,ii'.i's luuioius
(it in .KM- ir .iiio-r oe ti.-v,ti!it or iliiniTiToiiB kut-
ll ' , H--.W . IM lr -1 !i. -l.ilMliVi-U liiontli
1 I -if Ul'i,-!- .ni'l -.- wlt.it ,1 .Mil ttuj will
tlo tor J'.ll 1 HI,!,' .t 1 11 iillJlltl'li'l HlKt sell
W. M. COHEN.
I nn ',m itt.-'Y 1" 'i'i Witntrn
i:i:-i:i '!:; 'li;i.l.
Mniiiil'iu'iiiivr- ol'--
Machinery,
Shafting, Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
I l:n UIU 1... 111:1,1 ..ul steel A lexulli ll'r
foiiiiilei-:iu.l iniieliiii'sts. iith all pat-
terns. e ate mo, pi-epate.1 to I'urnisli
, i""1'" 1,1 '--"" r.. ....-riy ma.le by
1 hem.
Hydraulic Presses and
Peanut Machinery
j
A specialty.
,
Mill W. II I, all. I t-llsl illts III' till kill.ls.
! Si'eoii.l hall, I lua.'h i 111 'i v for sale eliean.
I 'all 011 us or v.rile for n hat von nant.
Great Reductions
For Cash
-o.7", Mo'U.'1le UtlL's.
Sl'.'iii Siiiyma ititirs, 'J.Jtl.
S-". l.i.iii'lle lines. IM:' ft. s7.7.-,
!- ' lima MaltiiiLj. ntc.
'-'. ISC.
1 e .laMiiii.se i;e.
- "' Ivle
I.",.' ..ol t'aiii'tiinr ;.-.
"''.- V. in, Ion ha.rs. -.'lie.
"'ii.' " " arie.
II"'.' L'-Vil Wl.le I.llioleuiil. Toe.
""' li.c.
I.'.'. I 'I. .1.1 Ull (loth. 4NC.
I .1. Axllllllstel I at I't'tltiu. SHo
I" lii-u I'leluie liaiiles. !l.'ic
Wall .a.. i. I. ', an,! lie. ier roll.
A liirs;'.' stoek ol'
Talking Machines,
Orapliophones, Kodaks,
Cameras,
aii'l supplies on han. 1 at all tunes, at the
V.'l V . ..' pile,
SPIERS BROS.
V. Kl.l'itN. . .'
ND
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuno substitutes. Pries SOch
I "i sale hv K. ( lark. Wel.lon, S. C.
sIMJINti AM) sl'MMKi;!
MILLINERY.
'' ' A'; Y (',,"s'""1 NOVKLT1ES.
I'.utteriek'K l'attenm.
R. & Q. Corsets,
M isses at Too. lji.lit'N 7'ie.. to fl.
m.l'rictK Hill In- maile to Kttit the
titties. Hats an. I Itiniiiets made and
tnuiineil to tinier.
A I.I- MAIL I tliUKHS I'UOMPTLY
KILLED.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, '. C.
j
I OIIYSmMlYCUII
MtihM Kltlnty. and ll,dd.r Blghl