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State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
Capital an! Surplus, $40,000.
tjOK i ' tln iiilitiitiii has pinii.:. .1 lan!iii: :u.-. i 1 . :. tins . -'
turn. Its. stiii'kliuMrf. an.l il Ii:im- l'"'-n i.lfiituii-il nli 1 1 -lmsitit'i
inti'iril" of Halifax and Nm il.amil"ii .'"iiuii. fur niauv
years. Money is liKine.1 ti'ii ainnieil -.runty at tin- l.-el iat.- off mteit-t
six jier ei'iitiiin. Ai'i'uuhts of all aie - .lu-i tr. I.
noiiu:xr:
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(Jj:ksiiii,Ni)i ihaniitin I'n . V (.
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nv voi! e' : 1 1 1
.i.i;v oi "iii-, veil
of liappy diresiiWIiiy.
Then for ii;nniT. there
e.i'n-iviiie, i;.r lirown
from ihe oven, re.idy to lie season
ed vii!i a s.iiiee of hutier, and
washed down with freshlv churned
buttermilk, wi;!i an ae::onipaiiitnciu
of cah!'a;;e or coilards, .r nirnip
salad, or new snap-he. ms. IF for
any reason ihe corn pone is not
desirable--ihoiiiih ihe fanner ean
nni imagine anyihin ib.ai can take
its place with a healthy and an ex
pectant apneliie there are ihe
dumplings to hill back on, the
dumplings boiled wrh a mess of
greens. This dish is a time and
and space-saver. The dumplings
should not by any chance be al
lowed io grow cold before serving.
l:or supper, there is the hoe-cake, ,
which should be of a generous
ih:c!;nes ;. and i should be eaien
with gravy u'stilled from the iuiccs
of a LO';nii y-eured ham; or, if you
please, a d.sh of mush and milk.
And, then, t ': k day's work being
over and done with, the tired man
or woman, and the children, wea
ry wiih play, may fall on their
couches and forget, in sweet and
dreamless slumber, the grizzly
troubles of the world.
h is not in be denied, however,
that the products of iuah:e have
' been losing popularity in litis coun
try ; they seem to be going out ol
fashion; they are a little mo coarse
for the (lie lender throai.s of the
generation thai has come and hi.
one thai is coming. The tastes oi
ihe people are growing somewhat
diifereni; patent medicines and
predigc-tcd foods, made of nobody
knows what, seem to go together,
and with these nave come new
forms of digestion, dyspepsia, ner
vous diseases, and new causes ( f
worry. I here is an idea in the
minds of the new generation that :
corn and all the varieties of food,
all the toothsome dishes, that
are derivable therefrom, are to be
left to those whose lastes are com.,
inon, and whose associations must
be low. This, consciously or un
sciotisly, is the view of a consider
able number of those who are to
take up the destinies of the Repub
lic and carry them a little way on
their long journey, and this is cu
rious, too, when we think of the
nature of our political fabric Joel
Chandler Harris in Crtele Remiis's
Magazine for November.
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April 26 to November 30, 1907.
Special Rates from Weldon: Coath Kxcursion Tickets sold Tues
days and Fridays, limited seven days, $2.15. Season tickets, $3.85.
l''or rules from other points, apply to your nearest SKA ISO Al!l airent. or repre
Hi'iitativps naineil below.
Unexcelled Passenger Service Via
S. A. L. Railway
Watch for announcement of Improved Schedules.
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Trav. I'ass. Aent, Kaleiifh, N. C.
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CONCRESSVAN CMAMP CLARK.
WAITING.
As the years mark time on the mystic page
And the white frost rests on the crown of age.
And the far call comes from beyond the sky
In a sort of sunset lullaby,
It is sweet to pause in the rose-red west
Just to muse of those that we loved the best!
It is sweet to dream of the ones we knew
In the far oH' world with its dome of blue;
It is sweet to pause in the sunset land
bora backward glance at the childish hind;
l-'or a ling'ring look, ere the frost w inds blow,
At the ones t e loved in the long ago !
Ah ! the ones w e loved in the long ago 1
They have drifted far with the ebb and (low,
They have sailed their crafts on the open sea
To the harbor's rest or the tide's debris.
Ah ! the trusts that failed and the prizes missed.,
And the cold dead lips of the hopes we kissed !
Like the frost scarred leaves of a ripened rose
On the tangled path where the soFi wind blows.
We may rest an hour in the warming sun
We may rest and dream of the journey run -Mm
the night is near and the petals blow
To the ones we loved in the long ago 1
MOTHER'S WAY.
"You wish to employ one of
our detectives to watch your husband-"
"1 do." "May 1 ask
what has aroused your suspicion
of him ?" "1 le sent me a bunch
of violets and a box of candy from
town yesterday."
A Lazy Liver
Mny only a liiv.l lier. or a starved
liver. H would N a stiipiil as well m
avam thing to N ai a w.-nrjr or sinrxnl
lann Iwiaii-.' he b:"--"l in liU work. Su
In iriMthig ill" labour. t..r.il liver il Is
l (.'real mistake to l.i -li it illi sinnn
Urnstie .Iruit. A torpi'l I'v.t Is Inn an
lli.ii -at, t an lll-i I i-m a tr.'l.li li
Imiiy uhos" oriMtis an. ue.iry Willi o,r
Wniii. Shin u nil III" -tnaiai'h ana allied
omans of illire-i'oii an, I laitriti'in. Put
tlieni in VM'tiOiiu i"ar ami see linv
iliih'Kly your li"r XV;1I I "i-nni" ni'iiii..
III'. I'leree s In, Men .Nleoir.ti iHM-nery
luis in. ul" inauy marvel, nh cures nf "Ii"r
truulil"" liy lis nuiiili-rfiil eimirul ut the
oryans of illeestien anil tiiitreion. It re
Slnres (lie llnrimil aetivii y oi thi slolna, h,
Ini-riM-i s the secret ions of thi'l'oiHl leak
inn claikls, clean-cs the system Iroin p. i
fumeiis acciimnlalioiis, ami so relieves the
liver nf Ihn hnrilcns hnpnseil upon it, by
tln deleollon of other ortt.uis.
If you have bltteror bid tos e In the morn
Inn, poor oriOfUble aiipetlte. ooatd iwnrue,
: (out breath, cohstlpatior irrenular Iwwels.
twl weak, easllk tired. Vsiundfiit, tnsiucnt
beadachei, pain 4r dlslrcsNji "suull of back."
jnawlni: or disfti'siwl lecTW In ilomaeh.
1 piThain nausca.JnJNvV "rWnss" In
lliroat after eittlni;. and Uli"H ayniptonw
of weak stomach aud torpel ll n" ",';ll
cine HI rellcte yeu men' pronielh or . a.c
X-: "fT'' f'. -'l" l"h' ''"'''v-1' ''"'
CylV n M.-ili ul I'lvevcrv. IVrhaps only
a purl of ihe abuto symiHou.s lll Iw present
at uno time mid )"' I'''1' ' t'"Tld Jlv, r, r
biliousness and weak stomach. Avoid all
, hot bread and biscuits, gil,.,llo cukes ai d
31 her Indlnesllble Mil and take tlio "linl,:,
, Medical Inscevery'Teilularlj and stick to IN
u until yon an vleorous ami sironit.
Tim "IMscovcry" Is non-secret, non-alcoholic,
Is a shcerle extract of native medici
nal nuls Willi a full list of lis Insnslicnu
printed on each Ix'itle-wi apsr and anc-ted
under oalh. Its Inured;. -ins aio eielcrscd
i and extolled by 111" mosl entlueiit iiimMcuI
wrilfrs of the aire ami are rcconma ialed lo
cum thn diseases for which II Is advised.
lkin't accept a substitute of unknown
composition for this imn-necrut MKUieiMK
i or uoivk ooxiPoiiTios.
You remember mother's way- how she came and went
Like a messenger of hloom on sweet missions sent.
You remember mother's w ay tenderly ami mild.
How ii brought such comforting to a little child.
Lverythiug was mother's way - toil and song and rest,
l-'rom the dawn until the dream on her tender breast.
You remember mother's way no one else could do
Just the same as her; at leasi, so it seemed to you.
No one else could cook or mend, keep the house as sweet,
do and come as soft as dream on such noiseless feel;
Sweep and dust and tidy up, and ai,eveniide
Sing the sweet old hymns of faith at the ingleside.
You remember mother's w ay w hen you fell so sick.
Didn't want to lift your head, couldn't turn a lick
You remember mother's way - how her presence made
Blossoms spring around your bed, gardens cool with shade;
Bandage here and poultice there, old-time herbs and things.
And her moving around the room as an angel on wings.
You remember mother's way - when the aiiic room
Seemed so far and far aw ay, horrible w ith gloom,
1 low she'd wail upon the stairs with the light to keep
Vigil till her linle child fell in childhood sleep;
I low you iust forgot the gliosis and the spooks and frights.
When in mother's way she sal in those olden nights.
You remember mother's w ay every now and then
Some remembered sweetness dawns in the hearts of men,
Drifting as the shadows drill, insubslaiilial, frail,
i:,i!im;', back the v anished days from the leafy vale;
Calling back the echoes lost when siK. eeased to sing
In thai laud where April soars on auroral wing.
You remember mother's way blessed dream ol her,
And her phantom beamy walks where the dead leaves stir;
When the winds of autumn touch he.u strings w ith their thrill
Memory wanders back again over vale and lull
To ihe little home of love, in the shadows gray,
l-'or remembered ministries of a mother's w ay.
AN AWKWARD KKKOR.
"At a dinner at Dark Harbor'
last summer a deaf old man sat .
beside a young and beautiful girl. ;
"Do vott like bananas-" the i
girl said io the old man during the
first course in a low, sweet voice.
He, however, misunderstood
her in his deafness. He thought
she said 'pajamas.' And he re
plied: "No, I like the old-fashioned
night-shirts the best."
i'lii; TALL ii,r 'is, V L.-.r
ii tt'RL i i' u) i t'tli'1'.'t.
"As the Days of a Tret
Hays cf ."Ay People."
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tree in, re lreit:..
Year by ye ir tl
lade and fall.
yon wlio ,iie iivx
and vigoroa-.. a I ... w '.-ears
live itself dies. . i; pr,7ii,
l' i" e v. ho ar.- I J:;!g the oiil
age and the sure, iriVMsf'!-!.:
pi'oacii i'i decay The pre u!
of the bii.idaig K- d is, "M.aae;:
now ihy Cre..:ir i:i th.- day
ihy y liiih: , liile ;'), e'. il ,
come tt'it, nor ihe year; orav.
when .lion shall say, I !;;,-. t
pleasure in them. " Tile pre
ingol lhe tree. !r.ken aud Mea-Jied v'J v at .,r
by storm, is. "The hoary head is Thai .vkhi!..
a crown of glory, ii it lv fouu,! in
the way oF righteoUMtess. "
My breihren, the year once more
is hastening to its close. All is i:se W'.iiJ -,l'.c i :;.:i has a very
Heeling, all is failing, all is passing kind hetri and a very strict cn-
aw.r. oh, so ,iin tly, but quickly "cii-nce. ! Ivr tcsipcr itsvl!' stnv-
so silently, but irrecoverably ! times lets so many oF her evil
Nothing leit but the record of what thoughts om ihivugh her longue
we have kvtt -whether we have tiut nature is., atier ail, quite .sweet
lived vith Chris; or forgotten Hitii; and kind But nevertheless, die
' whether we have lived for pleas- lever ol tems r that hums w ithin
tire or for (iml; whether we have her docs it-, v.i.ii n her vWMstu-
beeii coiitein w ith this world, or lion. Jt shows itself, too, in the
lived as sojourners '"desiring a deep wrinkles iu a above ihe nose,
belter country, that is as heavenly, and long lines at the side ol her
looking to a city which hath foun- mouth, aud in the drooping mouth
dations, whose Builder and Maker itself, with ie .;iitetu! expression,
is ( iod. I he girl who is always nursing
Our text stands in the midst of a her wrongs, wrongs herseh more
crowd of gracious promises as to than am body chc could have
the-coming kingdom of Christ and wronged her, v you should phy
the blessed stale of the New Jeru- raihcr than condemn her.
saleni. None shall labor m vain, u ,H.n :i . , 777" 7"7'7 Ki n -v
nor bring forth trouble. No care, n-ixe- v. -a,.. o n i: -, m-uh- ai-
no sorrow, no disappointment
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!l is a very lame river ihai can
not "take up lis bed" and rim.
OABPOIIIA.
Bran tin 1 ' ' ' J
of
Spe
is ha!'
ik.iig oi a woman's h.m il
I lo tell w Such is switch.
A Hard Debt to I'av.
there ! Belore they call, " saith
ihe Lord, "I will answer; while
they are yet speaking. 1 will hear."
"As the da ., of a tree, are the
days of My people; and mine elect
shall long eiiioy the work of their
hands. "
"A tree. " Ay' but what tree?
Many able scholars hold 10 the
opinion that the true rendering of
this passage is, "As the days of
the tree" - thai is, ihe "'tree of
life." The Tree of Life in l'Jen,
that first of sacraments, was de
signed to sip tain aud rellect ihe
life infused imo man at he- creation.
To us, however, '.here is another
Tree of Lite even the Cross of
Christ. The Body broken and
the Blood shed upon that 'free are , r " 1 :- ' '
to us the means of Resurrection ,!.',;' I, '.. ''.', ,', ',',
and Immortality. " ' 1 ;1, - -
There is yet another tree to 'v, :, ', ',',.'!,'.'," . i , ' V'
which he can (as yeti loi ik oalv in ''v ' .
faith that tree standing beside the ''. i..e; , . . , V;,'
river w hich issues from beaie.ilh N '!- -'' - ' s-! : .i : o-
the throne of ( iod an.! the Lamb i : ,',.77-' ',' '!. .!.'',. ." . '.
--its tweheiold Irttit. borne iu elve -v ' 1 ;" 1 - :
times each ear, tutd its leaves for v i ! ', .
A man is provr!v bl ed w lieu
the healing ot the nations. is p,-, ,p-;-l N r,,i-,ed.
"As the days of a tree, are the
days of My people." This is ihe i:J7!! , ,'7i,'.'' fl'. '',7''"
privilege of the true children of - is id. m, n ,. la,-, "i.-iv
(iod. To them the Cross of Christ !,7'77 7 ' ! 7 ' " '
is the seed ol life; and plained in t.t pi. -coi.o,.,, i.n,, , ,,. e, ,
the likeness of His death, they ,h '
shall also be in the like Mess of 1 lis
Resurrection. Their destiny is to
feed on the Tree of Life in the
midst of the I'ar.uli'c of (ioel, and
as the days of th.it tree are never
ending, never lading, never dark
ening, so shall ihe days ol ( nut's
people be.
I In ih'O te.'o ioih ihe ,os.. ,,l
living, loving faith, let us lix our
hearts and hopes.
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a deadlock.
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A G::u;i; Laxative
Ar- petizer
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Grocer,
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Ilia, I' Il pillr l.i.i-l, il
"i tain , wall mall inn--, cic
Soon, very soon, the vers i tt,uiv .tn.iV n i.. 'n, "
M 1'V W. I I'.u:,, i. u, ;,:,,.
vlisappear,
Money is the curtain that hides
much of the meanness and rascali
ty from the eyes of the world.
A i()()l) ANSWER.
A gentleman once asked a Sab
bath school what was meant by the
word "repentance." A little boy
raised his hand. "Well, what is
it, my lad?"
"Being sorry for your sins,"
was the answer.
A little girl in the back seat
raised her hand.
"Well, my little girl, what do
you think? 'i asked the gentleman.
"1 think," said the child, it's be
ing sorry enough to quit." Selected.
which intervene s
and then -
"The morning shall awaken,
The shadow s lice away,
And each true-hearted servant
Shall shine as doth the day;
For Cod, our King and Portion,
In fulness of His grace,
We then shall see forever
And worship face to lace."
A brandy "cocktail ' is uiuiues
iionably a tale oi misery
,ii cau l l,i vw 11 a ,m have a v al..
unli, alliiy. tncl out slomacli. cniicr
can you led coo, I u l,y s Intlr ,nn, .
iilaoly in calnii; you Icnc caii-cl lite
tnluncll to ::rl out ol 'unlet- I llr-i- Ill
lie Moinaoli 1 1 , , ul ,1, ai.' ie'us ol' i n, 1 1
eesiiou. nlnrii n.avaiel in; ol'icn ,loi -
iiiin uiu a very oan case ,l vi,, jivi;t.
WI I.DON, X. t
, p th, lict ol' ineiytlnuu m niy
I'olite aiieiuion to all al KAY'S,
no .' Iv
WAI.TIIW li DAMIll.,
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I'" )! ni iiu cuius f Ihililax ami
Xoiilianinliiii ami in Ihe Supieine all, I
l',"h nil ...nils. I olloci ions ma.ln iu nil
pans o' Xooh ( ainlnia. Iluuieli mile,.
Illl"
V ticUuu: coiilIi. limn any cans..,
lllrllr stp..s l.y Ol. -hoop's l',,n8
('me. n, I il is s,, ihorouelilv liaiinlcs
iiinl safe, that l'i slump h lis mother
luilll. Iicleliiliu' ami all trouliles 1
arisine' fioin a ihsoiiiere.l ilim-siion. It
is ph'ssanl In la!," aii.l allonis relict
priuu,'
Sol, I 1,'y W. M . ( ohen, WeMon, N. (
lion I alhm this i,, ..n a sm-ie .lay al Halifax open eveiv M..nlav
e 1 1 1 1 ' 'ill nouiu solllelliun:' n liveicolne ,
II. Take s ,. e,,. iHiaUo ami sale i
lici-staut like Ix.iilol loi livspipsia Ko- i
..,.,,. I,,.,.. . ,,l I .. . ,.,.-.,,. 1,1,11.11 Mine, ii nia loi '
even ioei ouni: names. I lie nliole-
s'une areeii h aves ami ti'ii.lei sioins of
a liiuu iu alnii: iiiouutainoiis slu uh. fur
nisli the euralni' propcrins to llr,
Shoop's ( nii-h ( ine 1 1 ealins the emiu'li
ami lieals Ihe sole ami sensitive Inon- .
dual ineinhiaiies. o npuiiii. no ehio-, hoys are generally very boister-
inloini. nnlliine' liarsli us,., lo iiijiuc or QUS.
suppress, simply a resinous plant ex-
tiact. that helps in heal aeliine' limes.
Ihe Spaniai.ls calls this In-ih which the OASTOtllA.
Ihu'tur uses. "'I he saereil llerli." Me- Bearitlo ylllll Kind You Haw Atos Bllllllt
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