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WKLDON, N. ('.. TIIl'l'SDA Y. ( )( I )1 .1 M 17. !!o7,
NO. iM.
Sea! Smi
m SI
THE BURIAL OF M(
! In
Neho's lonely niniumin on ibis
a vale in ihc I. mil ft' Moiih, then.
mi. unu Ivl VI I . J V II
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, nml whi.lt has b;cn
in use lor over ot) yours, lias borim t!in si-noi,,..,, ,c
and lms bccniiiailomiilrr liis por
Bontvl Kiiporvislon since its Inl'iiney.
Allow noonotodccclvo von in tliis.
All Counterfeit, Imitations nnd "Jnst-ns-Kood" uro but
Kxperlments tliut trillo with mid endanger tho lieallli of
Infants nnd Cliildren Exporiisnco agulnxt Hxperinient.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays rcverishness. It cures lliarrluca and Wind
Colic;. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Ianacea-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
DON'T THROW AWAY MONEY.
I'll i il to ;i ioikI I'sc And Knjoy
Win: I You Make.
Tlv.1 nexi hrsi ihinjr to nwkin,"
liioncv is to uikc cure of it. This.
m..;iy of us have not vet learned to
do V'h-.-ti we ft ii, intv';id of , Thai wa. llic r.imleM I'mikt;!! iI':i
l.ei'pi::;; Ii. i-'.ir liners and pockels l.i no man he.irJ the ir.iniplti.;.
s.a iii to htirn isniil we have parted i Noiseless a
lde of J.
iis a Ion
lint no man dtij; thai sepulchre, and no man
HUl
I -'or llu: anjiels of (iod npiuiaied i'n- !;!,
rdanV, w
ly '.rave
av,1 ii e'e
!!.! i:ie 0
s.
lead man there.
Some !oi!t's
lor the Kride of
I all.
the We All Have Our Possessions In
' 9 l
1
The
time.
I'm ii re Called "Some-
er p.f.scil on :''!;
i '. ill' train " !'or:
the daylicht c.xnrs v. iien i!ie n:;.:li: is done.
hoii't leave the oilei iii(; oi' your
Iroel-.s so ,iu as to !v needle.-ly
worru-d the iast kw day ,. Vi-nr
time and aoenmai Will be nsHv -
tn."
J'ln
(
i l,.-
I tin i;i
Ul.'ll '
.'ijr.lmil.
I, , i;i-.-'l.
: -iiiitll
p-e.I
small m Mtei
la ; moaiei'.i
1 i.m'l per
hand that i
And the crimson streaks mi ocean s jkek sr
jj Bears the Signa
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Woldon,
WKLDON, N. C.
Drjianizetl Uuier The Laws of the Stale of North Carolina,
with all (!' it. It is siipnsin lo see
how readily many fanners spend
their money ami how helpless they
I'eeoine when ii is yone.
Don t tnrow away your
' trading. Some people seem to
think that as soon as they get a lit
tle money they should become
speculators and be ready to set
iheuiseiees up as traders on any
thing which comes alone. The
riht rule is to buy only such
things as are actually needed, and j
sec to it that the prices paid are j
reasonable prices. Part of the j
money should be saved- for pur-'
chases during the spring and sum-!
. nier months.
Don't throw away your money
' for alcoholic liquors. If spent this
' way it is worse than wasted, lie-
sides taking tbe money these lk
hoi s injure instead ol benefit. Think
of the young man who works hard
! to make money and then spends
' it for strong drink to injure him
self and others. Such a course
! prevents many young men from
I getting married, from getting good
positions and from making a good
start in life. It is too bad to be
debarred from society, from posi-
lions and from success on account i
ol liquor drinking. Think of a ! How can we live this Heeling life, and boast of earthly gain
farmer working hard and working ! And know that till must perish soon, that labia' is in vain
he "M'cal sun.
Noiselessly as the springtime her cri.wu of verdant weav es.
And all the trees on all llic bills open their thousand leaves,
I So without sound of music, or voice of them dial wept.
lUOtley e;l..,,il,, . , IVmhi ill,, niimnl.iiil ,T,trn tic utV'it nn i, s 'Ssii Hi sU'rnr
i '
Lo! when the warrior dieih, his comrades in the war,
With arms reversed and nnifilcd drum, follow the funeral car.
They show the banners taken, .they tell his battles won,
And after him lead his inaslerless sued, while peals the minuie gun.
Amid the noblest of the land men lay the sages to rest,
And give the bard an honored place with costly marble dressed,
In the great minister transept, where lights like glories fall,
And the sweet choir sings, and the organ rings, along the embraoned wa!
This is the bravest warrior that ever bucklcu sword:
This the most gifted poet that ever breathed a word;
And never earth's philosopher traced with his golden pen,
On the deathless page, truth half so sage, as be wrote down lor men
And had he not high honor, the hillside for his pall;
'o lie ill slate while angels wail with star, lot lapei , tail;
I And the dark rock pines, hke tossing phinie ., over lir. bin iini.nr
I And ( iod's own hand, in dial lonelv laud lo hit iiim In die f-i a e -
Oh, lonely louib in Moan's laud, oh, dark Helli pear's hill,
Speak to those curious hearts of ours, and teach them io be still.
God hath I lis mysteries of grace --ways that we cannot tell;
He hides them deep, like the secret sleep of him he loved so well.
--Mrs. C. I:. Alexander.
a hundred ana
th i: hi; n up at
I;
ve
mi' .'tig
lean,
uch i
.'ipiemiie - it i
t song, warbled
fro
the
,llll' tile v
"la.lne--
ur
th'
I
IITY OF LIFE.
AI'lll'S'l'-.tiTl
Stale of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
Capital aid Surplus, $40,000.
his children like they were slaves
to make money to be spent for the
improvement of the home and'the
education of the children, and
other things that go to make life
Our strongest ell'orts fruitless prove, with nothing we can do,
To make this life eternal life, for we must perish loo.
So like a frost in Summer time, or dew upon the grass,
This life is like a vapor, or a shadow soon to pass.
, , , . - i , ,,l V-'lll VI, I, .1 .Sll .,,M,I! IIIV II VII II I 'S I V. VI, ,111V! I,. Wlllllll I11VII II. III!
better and h;ippter.-Mnitliic!d r, . . P imp i r
. . I Comes a weight of care and trouble, ol sorrow and ol pain.
HeralJ
Th.
TT1 U U li lliis institution us i.nii.ini UuiL
H tinii. Its stiK'klinMns ami ilim-tois li:ic turn
1- ImsiiU's-i inti'it'sts run! Nuiihaiiiptnn
ivars. -Muiicy luaiir-1 upon aputni-tl st'iMirity at thr
six ptT iM'iituin. AtM'utmts of all an .Milirili-.l
i'ki:sM'I:m:
W. I hMl,l. f.r .11 W.
vJa:ksun-Not thamptiin Co. N. I)
lai-iiilii-s t'.
'ii ii K'li i itli
mill if
Lia) nil
'I' this M'l' J
l unit tlic
!'. iv many
' ni lltleivst
A. i:.t'-M. Ihr y
f.lll lii.THi'l. -av.-. "I'ullv M
nl' 1 Li- ;llii'.-s tit ' iimnl.ii.il
; ral inn' Kiinioitt'i- titiitl oi too
1 pf.Mil. ait' incliiii'tl in i
vn i.-n:i:Min.vr:
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V SMI 111.
The smiles of youth are passing, and fading fast away,
While the weight of cares arc greater, increasing every day,
Our strength of nianhooil Weakened, with life and labor done,
Our plans in high ambition, with blighted hopes are gone.
We can but lake one more short step, the king of terrors meet,
To snatch away ourlleeting bream, and lay us at his feet,
And there the deep and yawning grave, is w .iting to embrace
And call us back again to earth, that lonely resting place.
thy boast ; since life is hut a dream.
A vain delusion, scarcely know n, a bubble on the stream,
is o'er.
Sinks down into eternity, is seen and known no more.
ia.iv youi'scii iviri'c
u aiv going to ik '
vonr plainest, or dial there is sure
lo be a wrinkle in the back of your
wedding dress.
Don't worry yourself thin and
miserable over your troubles. It
is due your future husband that
you should look a-; happy and pret
ty as possible on vour wedding
daw
Don't sit up til! any hour of toe
night the night before you;' wed
ding. Try to go to bed in really
good time so thai you may be as
fresh as possible in (he 'iioniing.
Don't ea: indigestible food. The
inevitable excitement is apt to up
set even the strongest.
I lou'i .iiT.iiiiH' mil" veil so iii.it
it dra- your bail b.u I.. e.u
our eil nvi r a lu'iu kuol and ihu:;
avoid the llalleued look thai mars
ihe appearance of so many brides.
! Don't spend the first few min-
utes of the service struggling with
your gloves. It is a simple matter
to undo the buttons before reach
ing the church, and this will enable
you to slip them off easily and en
able you to hand them 10 your
chief brid'-stuaid wuhoiil any fuss
or Hurry.
Don't murmur the vows inaudi
bly. Try to remember that you
love die man w ho is 10 be your
1 husband and are proud of him.
Don't forget lo say something
pleasant to each of the guests. Ii
is pleasant to have presents appre-
m
oi hi re! . v, Inn ;!u- summer
moniiii" oiiies out of darkue--.
and the day is hoi u on the
mountains. We have all our pos
sessions in the future which we
call "somciimc." Deauiiful dow
ers and singing birds are there,
only our hands seldom grasp the
one, or our cars hear the other.
Hut, oh, reader, be of good cheer
for all the good there is m golden
"sometime;" when all the hills and
valleys of time are past; when the
wear and fever, the disappoint
ment and sorrow of life is over,
then there is the place and the rest
appointed of i..J. Mi, homestead,
over whose roof fall r.o shadows
or even clouds; and over whose
threshold the voice of sorrow is
never heard; built upon the eternal
hills, and standing with die spires
and pinnacles ol celestial Ivauty
among the palm itvir. of the city
on high, those who love ( iod shai
rest under thy shadows, where
there is no sorrow, no pain, nor
the sound of weeping "some
w here."
I i,, u,. a i.a
I)r. Slioop's
Catarrh Cure
W. M. COHEN.
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
Cures all Coushs and I r,1
insists in expelling , en:
Zo',fa from the i?f!L ?'
The Re4
ivlt Blos
som and tlio
uiit'V Ef8
Is on evtry
Doiue.
mm
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Yl; SYMPATHETIC I'KlliM). 1
i
i
1 rivet nl - ( iol a cold, 1 see. j
Jinks Yes, a link, one.
"You ought lo be mighty careful, j
Thai cough need., alieiilion, " :
"Think so'-"
"It has a regular graveyard I
sound."
"Cood gracious'"
"Aw ful dangerous for people
with colds grippe, pneumonia, i
consumption every-
Co
System by
gently moving
the bowels.
A certain cure
lor crouo nnd
: 1. it
tTr.de Utrk Rngliter,4) Vwif
KENNEDY'S laxative
MEYeTAR
PRKTARED AT THE LABORATORY OR
I. O. DeWITT Si CO.. CHICAGO, U. 8. A.
Snl.l hv V. M. ( (ilii ri, Wi'l.loii, X. C.
J.A. ALSTON
mm:
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t at iih-h-
I 'tl ITlll.
nines tiolll
nnirh I'i ihI;
ivt'i'-iii'liilii'f
lln'insclvcs." 'flits is s lu-rc imlicstion
I'm. Is its lu'tiiiitiin'j!' in nruily c cry casn.
'I'lii1 stiiinai'ii fan i!o juM so nuich work
ami tin iiioic. anl uh.'ii yon ovciina.l it
or when yon ral l in- u ioiiLr knni ol loot I
tlic .lin'cMm1 oruan i-aiinnl nos.-ilily do
tin' work .L ilian. Ifil nl'tln in. It is al
siu-li Mint's ;,t;ii i hi simnacli ii.nl.-. ii p;
it ilnnaii.ls hrlp. a n I wains von Lv ! TllCIl mortal mat) V.'ilel
la a larlics. Iii'lcliin::. sour stumarli,
liailvriL. aiiil 1 III I IU t l M -N oil sllollld
attmi.ho iinsat om-i'iiv takniutniicUinir Which only meets the surface when, it bursts and
to actually .lo the work ior I hi stom
ach. Kntfol will do this. It isacoinlii
nation of natural ifmvstants and t urta
Llc acids and contains the satin- juices
found in u healthy stomach. It is pleas
ant to take. It tlmesls what von eat.
Sild hv W . . t'ohen. Weldon. N. C.
culled, nut quite tlic reverse to he ,UK
tnaiiKCu euuMei 101 leaspotms, j wjlL..-
when you have given sail cellars. 1
Don't put oil" chuiiRins your i Ycs A Iricnd of mine took a
IVock nil the last minute if you are ; cokl 10l luilFso bad as yourSi iasl
Korng on a trip. It is just as inipor-; wcck and jn lhrcc d he W;S
! dead.1'
i'i;uvisio-
', a i ' r r. ' re.
a eliue a
lull. V '
id 1st Street,
GARRETT & COMPANY,
IB h a h a ST . H I 'f-Crt-'
r SS a a a iss: lii,y'
American 4
n
Sfe KSTABI.lSimO isa."..
U SPECIALTIES; 1
fviRCINIADARE POCAHONTAS
Jgf (White.Seupiwrnoiit!) U'"' Si-iifpfiiioiiu.i $
3& OLD NORTH STATE BLACKBERRY c
plAWATHA MINNEHAHA
w (KertClnmpanne) (Dry Scuppcnuin)
U -PAUL CARRETT SPECIAL
(Si:uklini! Chaiutiaunf) .
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-,t n uvi ail iiiiici vuiitriimui vtiiri,,,-, ,,i,,,,,,. -
KiKaat rau1, P.,,,1 in ,..,.,n Inr ill! killlis llllll:lil t'rililS. L'lIllM'S I'll'.7 '
A Aesioro israneli, M i.nmx,
HAD BREAKS.
A party of five convivial spirits
were seated around a table in a
back room.
Said No. I. I tried to make a
speech last week, but I broke
down.
Said No. 2. 1 was formerly in
: the grocery business, but I broke
lit!'! W'IihU'mhiii! Willi's lor lio'iH'.s ami holt'l u-e.
I in S.'iisiin liir all kimls nl'-iiiiill Iruils. uiaws ! i-
M lloiil" Ollii'r SDItKin.K. VA "f:
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Pvnncifinn J imp
To Norfolk
up
Said No. .V When 1 was a boy
I once went skating on Sunday,
but I broke in.
Said No. 4. That reminds me
of the time I had the measles and
broke out.
Said No. 5. Waiter, five beers!
This is my last quarter now
broke.
Commit thy ways 0 soul of man. to thy creator, (iod,
You only tread the beaten paths, where greater souls have trod,
And greater souls may rise and fall, and moulder back to clay
Just like the bubble on the stream, was born to pass away.
Pride not thyself for thou shah know that boasting is in vain.
For dust thou art and must return, to mother dust again.
Aut leave thyself and all thou hast, before Cod's holy throne,
Then when death's messenger shall come, the heaven is thine own.
In sweet submission lei us pray, our Father's will be done,
Those evil days will pass away, their toils and burns be gone,
And all things new in spirit life, in purity will rise,
And heaven with eternal bliss, descending from the skies,
Dear Christians, let us live by faith and labor here below,
By faith we taste eternal joys, though crushed by earthly woe,
By faith we reach the pearly gale, by Faith we enter in
! Into the city of our Cod Forever free from sin.
-John Bratton in Sardis. (Miss..) Reporter.
taut to put your traveling dress on
well as it is to put the wedding
gow n on carefully. A dishevillcd '
bride starting out on her honey
moon is not an attractive sight.
Don't, above all, act the pan of
I.ovey and Dovcy on the bridal
trip. There is nothing so ordina
ry and common and generally idi
otic as the spooning habit in pub
lic. ms RrvTNtii:.
In the small compartments for
smokers at the rear end of a train
going out of Norfolk a few w eeks
ago sat three commercial travellers
and an old farmer whose dilapidated
exterior made very plausible the
story he told the conductor.
"I'm only a poor lone man, " he
said, with tears in his eyes. "1
haven't a cent in the world. But
my daughter is dying"-here he
almost broke down "and 1 want
to see her. Please don't put me
off. It's onlv sitv miles."
"My stars'"
"Fact. The doctorsaid my friend
might have pulled through if he had
not worried so much. Take my
advice and try not to think about
it."
(il'ORUE- C. (iRIIEN,
Attomey-At-Law,
vci-'iuii Uiuik r,itii,ruiLri
nil
I 'l
1 1.
4:.i'.. ana a,ii ii
1 M.illi'X I.' I I"
t Ml v
lair iiinl IV'leoi'
ion nl rlaiiiis in I iali
iir ('"iinOfS.
i no a ' t r i i , 1 M'citi'i1
im Vtiioiml Hank o!
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
w i ei.i n. x. r.
Bears the
Signature of
I'l I TIMi IT I'OI.
I FEELING
I IIVER-ISH
I This Morning?
MARRIUin.
Marriage has in it less beauty,
am s but more safely than single life at has
not more ease but less danger, it is
more merry and more sad, it is
fuller of sorrows and fuller of joys;
Like u youni; iiini ami i!nii iiown niiat- it lies uiuict' more burdens, it is
rvnrtiHHl or miilleim- may lie ullcrKl yon'.' . ,. , .,i, ,.r
Or.clyoiMviuitlokno soni.'iliiiiK.itllie supported by all the Stlellgtll Ol
coniuisiii.iii unj I'luirai'iiTiii oiat whirl'. ()ve and charity, and those bur-
Do Von Uikmi Your Month
THE
yon Uki' into your stuiinu'li wnether aa
toml or lllnlicitli'?
Mo-t iiiti'llim nt and si'iisihlo poopl
iiuw-ii-ilays Insist on kiiowioiT what tlo'V
employ whi'tlwr us diud or as m il i-t 1 1.-.
Ur. 1'iini' lii'lli vi's they have a pi'i'dvt
l'lirht lo IimIW upon sni'h ioiow leihn'. So ho
piilillslii'S.stajitamii una on eaeii noun
wragjier, whatJr'Tiwtti'ln' are niaije of
nlVlXrlil'1JJT"'lT,, This, he 'fei N
he ean ujSieAttoiit tiHto Imssius
the lii'MVOH'llts ,i w liicli Ins
lire mailt aiv xtuilml ami nndf
Mmre Miirtlnir sniienor eur.aive irine
it;W'.V'.'.IL
In
Jamestown Exposition
Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Va
April 26 to November 30, 1907.
Special Rates from Weldon: Coach Excursion Tickets sold Tues
days and Fridays, limited seven days, $2.15. Season tickets, $3.85.
l''or rates from other points, apply to your iieiuvt SKAItOAKI' acenl, or reprc
"etitatiypd nanieil helnw.
Unexcelled Passenger Service Via
S. A. L. Railway
Watch For announcement of Improved Schedules. I
J, K. POTEAT, C. H. GATTIS,
Ticket Agent, Weldon, N. C. Tray. I'aai. Agent, Baleigh, N. C,
Tor the enre ol woman's peculiar weak-
nessen, Irreeiilui'ltle' anil ileraiiL'emeiits.
Kivinir rise to treinirni lieaitaelo-s. liaek
j nelie, ilriiitiiiiic'-ilown iain or ilistress In
lower ahilimiio.il or pHvie reirimi. ueeoni-
punleil, otllinii'S, with a liehilitiitinn,
I n ..l. .l .1,-, In ,n, ,1 10ll.r..l Vltlll-
1 torn of Vrtiakm". Or. I'ieree's Fnvorlle i and obeys lllcil' king,
i 1'reserlptloii Is a most, eihi'leut femiily. ' ,,n,i ,.vt.eeises m inv virtues'
i It Is eiinally elteetlve In enrlnif paiiiliil OUK.1, ,II1U L.NCicises many mi me. ,
i periods, in uivinir streiic'th to iinisiiiK allj promotes the interest ol man
I inntlier;! nnd in preiiuriiii! the system ol
! the expertallt lllollier fur lulliy s eolniln,
t Ills reliilerillt: eilliuuirui sale iiiiu v
dens are delightful. Marriage is
the mother ol the world, and pre
serves kingdoms, and Tills cities
and churches and heaven itself.
Celibacy, like the Hy in the heart
ol an apple, dwells in perpetual
sweetness, but sits alone, and is
confined and dies in singularity;
but marriage, like the useful bee,
builds a house and gathers sweet
ness from every Mower, and labors
and unites into societies ami re
publics and sends mil colonies; and
feeds the world with delicacies,
keeps
His Dear Old Mother.
"My ih ai' o!.i 'indlit'i. w hit is nuw s;;
years til'!. I hri', f. mi hl.rlne HilU'i,"
wnli's W p., MiuiiMin, nl' ImiI'Imi, i, a
"She has inLi n thrni i,r ulmni iv,,,
yrais alhl eiiji'i s an rsei'llent appi'lili'.
I'evls Mimic au'l -l.'.'ps nrll, " Thai's
I In way lareine I'.uiris all'i'el llit- aufl.
ainl tin- same happy n-Milts I'nllnn in all
eases i,' h-niale weakin .- and i:, ut ial
tle'iiluy. Wrak. ,'iiii el'ililieii l.,-, ale
uieally sti.'iiellieiu'.l I.,' linen, liuaian
tet'tl also liil' st.niiaeli. liwi antl kitlin y
Inuililes hy any tlniirisi. .- i,-.
A man's outcome usually 'de
pciuls upon his income.
The
llulll Ii ai
U'Hill K
Hard Times In Kansas.
nlil Taw nl' ej-ahiiiiiitT'.
aln
In
illell I
aliln
i a nl i
. n nl I "Ii II. I ail Miaoi a, lias n..l
v.. I. -II -i 1 1 1 I ,.,!..,-
e,l llesas: " I w a-win 11 mil and ilis
rmnaeid hy emiLiliiii' nielit and dav,
and emild lin, I 11. 1 I,-I:rl Oil I oii'd li.
K in:: s Nru I Iim'iiv r! , 11 luitk I, 'ns l,;tii
niie lititile in e-iniplrivb' eine me " 'I'iie
sal. 4 a.itl 1, 11. . I 1. i;.iM,: i-.timli and e.tid
nn 1' and Inne' and tluual iu-ali i et'i
tliseint'it'd Oiiaraillerd h anv ,li 11"
sttiit' .'ilie. and s. I'nal luilll,' liei'.
fiiinitivi.lv iiaioli'SS. The " I' livnrile I're-
seriiitinn" i a inosi poti-nt. streiitftlieninu
tollie U the lielleral system Ullil to Oil'
ornans distinetly (cmlnine in partlenlur.
It is also a sootliitnr 11 ml InviKoriitini:
nervine and cures nervous exhaustion,
nervous prostration, neuraluia. hysteria,
spasms, chorea or SI. Vilns's dance, tint!
other ilistressinu nervous symptoms at
tendant upon functional and pantile dis
msesof the dlstliielly (i'miiiii"i'i;aiis.
A host of medical authorities o( all Ihe
several schools of prnelice. recommend
each of the several liiirrcilh'iits ol which
"l'Tivorltn Prescription" Is made for Ihe
i rnreot tliedlseases for which it iselaimeil
j to he a cure. You may read what they
sny for ioitrncff hy sendintz a postal card
reiuest. for a free Ismklet of etrncts
; from tlie lead Inn uuthorities. to Dr. 1(. V.
I l'leree. Invalids' lintel and Surnical In
I slilnte. Ilutfalo. N. Y., and It will cuuie lo
I roil br return poll.
kind, and is that state ol good to
which Cod hath designed the pre
ent constitution of the w orld.
IF you want your neighbors to
get suspicious of you, keep your
curtains close drawn.
The only way to avoid making
mistakes is to sit back nnd not tit
tempt to do anything.
Wisdom is something a man gets
only when he is too old for it lo do
him much good.
Prosperity is a stiff test of piety.
Often a woman mistakes audac
ity in a man for bravery.
A Criminal Attack
nil an illiilli nsive eili'i 11 Is I'leituentlv
mad,' in thai iipnaii'iiily useless lutle
lulie called ihe "append 1 . " li s irea
orally the lesiilt ol' pinnacled eituslipa
tnili. fi'llow mer tin pur. lr. Kind's r
I. lie Tills rec'illale tile liver. neelll ap
I priiilieitis. and establish remilai lialms
i id'tlie bowels. 'JSe. at anytime store.
"Nothing doing," said the con
ductor, though with a touch of pity.
"Orders are orders. You'll have
to get off at the first station."
"It's all right, conductor," said
one of the drummers. "I'll pay
for him. I low much?" And he
drew a roll of bills.
"Not on your life!" cried the
fanner; "thank you iust the same,
though." And drawing out his
rather substantial roll he paid his
fare. The conductor grinned and
passed on.
"(ieiitleuieu, 1 owe you an ex
plaiialioii, " said the farmer to his
asiiuiisiii'd coinpiiiiiiiis "fail'
years ago this darn railroad ran
over one of my cows ran over her
in broad daylight, before witnesses.
1 sued ihe company for forty dol
lars, but their cussed lawyers beat
, me out of it. Since then I've been
trying to get my forty every way I
could, and by hook or crook, I've
beat 'em out of thirty-seven dol
lars of il. It was the other three
j I was Irving for just now." -Harper's
Weekly.
One morning recently a man in
New Jersey looked over his fence
and said lo his neighbor:
"Hey, whai the deuce are you
burying in that hole-"
"Oh, " he said, "I am iust re
; planting some o: mv seeds, that's
'all."
"Seeds!" shouted the first man,
angrily. "It looks more like one
' of my hens."
"Oh, that's all right," the other
I A Gentle Laxative I
I I And Appetizer I
returned. 1 1
- Philadelphia
: seeds
'ress.
re inside."
i Till"; ROAD TO HIi.W liN.
' Covernor Vardaman, of Missis
sippi, in the course of an address
i at Jackson, repeated die pithy say
1 ing of the famous Bishop Wilber
; force.
"Bishop Wilberforce," he said,
, "was om driving one day when a
man on horseback stopped him,
and, iinuking n ha e a toke, i
asked:
" 'I , I : I I , , 'II I
i..vvil.,s ids, ll.'IIO, 1 HI I Will j
' you tell me the road lo heaven-"' i
" 'Certainly sir,' the Bishop I
answered. ' f urn to the right and j
keep straight on' " j
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H'vuiii lib mil is iiiniure. thill, diseased. I
hut or lull id huinois. il vmt have tilotul I 1 . 1 hi
poison, cancer, cail.uncles, ealinc sores, j JtlSt SO It IS p.C, (lie Slllilll boy
scrofula, eczema, iteliiim'. risiims 1111, 1 ! doesn't CiO'C what kind it IS.
Iiunips, senliliy iiin)ily skin, bone iains, 1
ealairh, ilieuiiuilisio. ur unv hiood or A ,,.,.,,,,1,, Iv K, ,,,,,, I ,n l,m a t,
skn, disease, take hiilanie IS'lood ISalni, 1 A WOtlUltl IS bound tO have her
( it. ii. id soon ail sores heal, aeiies I way, even if it is a roundabout
nnd ttain's stop and the blood is made I
to a si in, burn or wound Unit's been I pure and rich. Drueirists or hy express
Healed witli r.ucUleiiN Arnica SaKi-' yl per lint tie. Siunple free liv wriliim , , .
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fsisteiiff. I'ilcs too and chilblains dis- 11. is especially advised tor elironie nnd Bemth 1M KlBa Kail Haw AIW)sBOIItt
appeal miner us ueaiinic iiiiiueiiee.l.uar- deep seated eases, as it cures, alter nil
aiiteed hv any ilruirirists -i.ie. ' else fails. 4-4-ly.
Too much credit is more dan
gerous than too much money.
OUT OF SIGHT.
'1 lui of siulit. out of 111 iii, I," is an old
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