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VOL. XMI.
Vi:iJ)ON. N. ('.. TIUIJSDAY. DKCK.M liKl! 1L HM7.
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MATRIMONIAL MANIA.
ymr k ; ,(,:"'"" i.unMMiku -sea
vB B ' , BV.Ir at V V BM
Liar "Ml 1 VI E Uk
The One To Marry is the Wiimnn
You l ove, and No Other One.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, tuul which lias be.'ii
in uso for over 30 years, lias boruo tliu ni;riiatnro of
l has boon inmle under his er
tJxAvjT'' so,,il'- W'pcrvisloii sinco ils iniiitiiy.
XCUri. AllowiioimMotlei .-ivejoiiiii this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-jrood" are but
Experiments that, trillo with and rndauu'er 1 ho health of
Infants mid Children Experience, iiainH ICxperiineiit.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute, for Castor Oil, Pare
Korie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is I'leasant. It
eoiitains neither Opium, Morphine, nor other Narcotic
substance. Itsu;:is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays l'everislmess. It cures Dinrrlin a mid Wind
Colic. It relieves Twtliini Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho food, regulates the
.Stomach and liowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
I
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMS CtTg COMMNV, T? MUNNAV ITRKT, NIW VOKtl C.TV.
If lIV I'll.iM.
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Weldon,
North Carolina.
l ull Line of CASKIH S, COIT INS and KOHI-S
Day. Night and Out -of-Town Calls I'romptly Attended to.
1I.G. KOWK,
l UMiRAI. DIRHCTOR AM) l-.MHAl.MI-R.
Seventeen years' Experience llenrse Service Anywhere. M
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Orfanizd Oiler Tis Ivn of tiic SMte of N orth Carolina,
A I '.I - I ""HI. !vl-
State of North t'.ar.ilni.i Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
Capital anil Surplus, $40,000.
I 71 OK tins iu-Hiulioii iu- .:....i. I .uu.iug Cu'il-tii ti.r tin m-
M turn. It-st,i.'l,li..l,lei-ami ! i.vt..i-have I n i . 1 . -1 1 1 1 1 1 . -. ! vv till tin-
1- I.usine it t . i t- ..I llalituv .ni-l orlliamiliii counties hu maiiv
ycais. Money is I. .am . I u.:i apM..M'.l - ir:;v at the lend int.- ..1'ititrn-M
six per eeatiun. iv..ttiits ..fall ate -"li.'iie.l
W e have iust been shown a ma
irimonial journal in which men ;ul
tei'lise for wives the same us they
would lor a horse. The way in
which the majority of men marry,
is nullum; short of a Inirlcsiine up
on the "sacred institution. " They
set about lookup for a wile as they
would for a horse. They make
an inventory of "her yood points, "
ascertain the iuickness of her
movements, the state of her diges
tion, her capacity for economy,
the yielding quality of her disposi
tion; if she "suits" they propose
partnership, and women are such
fools, if we must say it, fools from
the force ot circumstances and
custom, as to say "yes," when
with all the thunder of their souls
they should say "no. "Such offers of
marriages are insults to the wo
men who receive them, a shame
and disgrace to the men who make
them, and rank dishonor to the
Lord who created them.
There is nothing in the moral,
spiritual or physical universe that
makes marriage respectable, hut
love. Without it there can be no
marriage, only a wretched, miser
able form, that rapidly degenerates
into a loathsome, demoralizing
burden. The time to marry is
when love demands it, and not
simply because the kitchen needs
a cook, the dining table a figure
head in muslin or silk, or the cu
cumber vines somebody to kill the
bugs on them. The one to marry
is the woman you love, and no
other one. That, and that alone
should decide. Riches may take
wings and flee away; beauty may i
fade: good health is a very excel
lent and desirable thing in man or i
woman, but the circumstances of
an hour or a moment may ruin
tite best of health. A man who
marries from "married considera
tions," usually gets what he de
serves -its full equivalent in un
happiness. A man who marries
for beauty, learns, as no other
mnn can, how hideous and loath
some it may become. So, young
men, take love for your guidance
iu this matter, remembering that it
demands the best and noblest in
you- that it is sacred and holy,
and divine, for it is of God.
Badly Mixed Up.
lia!iam r.mu !i. ill' W'iiiti'itnii. N. Y..
i..c i a t i y i nun kalile e (.t-nt-nce: he
-as. ' liueiiiis ot liiclly niLxeil up
h el me; tine -ai.l heart ii'Mase: Un
ealle.l :t ki.hiey tin ill. le: the li.arth
rail.-. I il lil.i.ul .ei-..l. ami the llltli
-ti.ma.'h an.l liier :i.nllle; hut linn, nl
Iht iii lit Ijn'.l uie; mi my wile ailvisftl
lliue l.lti-tlie hlUel. whii'haie lestnr
I T I me ln-petlel't health. (hie hiillle
ilhl me in. Lrniiil than all the live ihie
tuts presenile!!." iiiarantee.l tu cure
hhiuil poison, weakness ami all stomach
liver ami knhiey eniiiplainls hy any
ilricMrisi. .'itv.
WOULD FATE BE KIND?
Would bate be kind, and give our childhood back,
All the long years which we hav e left behind,
And bid us walk again the self-same track
Which we have billowed, ignorim and blind
Should we be glad the same old ath to lind,
With every sorrow, every loss and lack,
And every burden for the heart and mind-
W'ottld bate be kind and give our childhood back V
Would Griefs wild storms, Disaster's Thunder-crack,
Be recompensed by all fife's joys combined r
Would we toil on beneath Gare's heavy pack,
All the long years which we have left behind V
fair fruits were bitter, underneath the rind;
In bluest skies the tempest gathered black;
Would we rejoice, should fate her skein rewind,
And bid us walk again the self-same track ?
Why change the dates in Time's grim almanac?
Safe with the past let them remain enshrined;
Nor crave the path in fife's cramped zodiac
Which we have followed, ignorant and blind.
We should not be more happy or resigned.
Nur suffer less from scourge, and knout, and rack,
Briers and thorns with nettles intertwined,
If she should send us on the self-same track,
Would fate be kind ?
THE MODERiMJHURCH.
"Well, wife, I've found a modern church, and worshipped there today,
It made me long for the good old times before my hair was gray;
The meeting house was liner built than they were years ago,
And then I saw when 1 went in that it was built for show.
THE VALLEY OF LIFE.
SATIIKDAY NHiHT REVERIES.
Richard Watson
Beautifully On
Life to Come:
Oilden Writes
I. if i- and the
Morally a Woman Mas
.Much Risrlit as a V,;'
These Thiti.c-
Just
To
arr
Do
I I'P'.llt
i man
i .d Mil
. A in .1
Visit
y pt.kvr
ought hi
the v'Hiiiori "1 his l.iinii'
same lime the w lie is M.i
sitting by a cheerless iir
ing care of a number ot
tool o
would
baling
arouni
bling i
lliiuie'i
a v omau
herscli if,
make a go
societies.
I nights,
lens, ;!;:-
thai h.
U'v-
.snty
isc
i v. ill
the
,n;d
'I'Liid rr
y. At the
tying home
e and t tk-
children,
When I was u child joyfully I
rati, hand clasped in hand, now
with my mother, now with my
father, or with younger, blythe
companions, now in sunlight, now
in shadow and dread, through the
strange new Valley of fife.
Sometimes on the highroad,
and as we went along, hand
clasped in hand, sometimes the
hand-clasp was broken, and I, a
happy child, ran swiftly aside from
the path to gather Mower or fruit
: or get sight of a singing bird; or to
lean down and pluck a pearly stone
from under the lapping waves; t r
climbed a tree and swayed shout
ing, on its waving boughs- then
returned to the clasp of loving
hands, and so passed on and on
down the opening Valley of fife.
In the bright morning I walked
wondering; wondering, 1 walked
through the still twilight and mnnv-
: colored sunset; watching the great posing we turn the table:
; stars gather, and lost in the mys- and his wile commences
I lery of worlds beyond numbers the fool, for you can call it noth
j and spnees beyond thought till, ing else, and w hat will happen?
: side by side, we lay down to sleep Supposing the wife takes a notion
lull
.p..
:ii
that she has only a half interest in.
The man will visit the saloons,
smoke cigars, play ihe wheel,
drink poor whiskey, and occasion
ally goes and plays with the girls
that are noi of his own family,
while his wife is home trying to
save money for the family by
patching, darning and going with
out tilings for herself and the
house. A man at the same time
will "go out with the boys" and
pend !s'2. Is it right Sup-
around
to play
Br. Slioop's
Cataxrli Cure
W. M. COHEN.
5.
T5T ..
Laxative
I wish you'd heard the singing, wife the music was so grand,
The choir with them big organs, wife, was like a circus band,
'Old Time Religion' was the song, the chorus filled the air,
We might have been a happy throng, if Jesus had been there.
It made the tears come in mine eyes to see such silly pride,
1 wanted very much to rise and tell how Jesus died,
I may be called old fogy, wife, hut this don't suit my mind.
I like to hear the good old song the good old fashioned kind.
The preacher was a handsome man, dressed up in latest style.
His voice was gentle, soft and low with many a winning smile,
And he was educated, too, with knowledge all galore.
Of how the nations rose and fell on all the earth before.
He talked to us of Greece and Rome and of their ancient Kings,
Told of their rich voluptuous homes and many other things,
He talked to us of Spartan blood, and of their battle's fray,
How I. eonidas lived and died, a hero in his day.
It was a flowery sermon, wite one of his very best,
That made a wave of sorrow across my troubled breast.
And oh, I was so lonesome there in that grand church today.
I felt that I was left alone when I knelt down to pray.
They may have been in earnest, wife, but then I cannot say,
With everything so neat and fine, and every one so gay,
But not a tear drop touched a cheek or from their eyelids fell,
for men and women sinking down into a demon's hell.
If thai is true religion, wife, I'm a lost and ruined man,
And may not reach the pearly gates, but I'll do the best I can.
And it may be that God will have a place where we can stay,
far off in some secluded spot out of the angels' way.
A REASONABLE INFERENCE.
1
i under the stars in the Valley of
. fife and of Dreams.
Then there came a time when ,
the hands that held me the loving
I hands that guided my steps and
, drew me gently on turned cold,
and slipped from my grasp; I
waited, but they came not back,
. and slowly and alone I plodded on
down the Valley of Life and of
Death.
Where went they? I asked my
; heart and the whispering waters
and the sighing trees where went
my loving and well-beloved guides;
to have a little time of her own ?
Let her go to the bowling ally, the
billiard hall, the saloon. Go off to
a convention or some other place
with a lot of gay girls and have a
good time, spend the money that
ought to go toward paying ex
penses, smoke cigars, drink seven
different kinds of booze and come
home with a bad taste in her mouth
and in a generally stained condi
tion, wouldn't it break every link
that binds the home circle together?
Morally, she has just as much
right as a man to do these things.
1 did they climb (he hills and tarry; She has just as good a right to be a
' did they, tired, lie down to sleep fool as a man, but what would hap-
Cough Syrup
Relieve; Coid:. by work.n? them out
d( ::! m ihr.ugh a copious and
healthy a:t;;n c! tiv. bowls.
R.:evcs c-.urhi ty clearsing tha
muscus membranes of the throat, chest
and fcri.n:hi&l tubes.
"As pleasant to the taste
s Maple Sugar"
Children Like It,
For BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS Try
(Milts Kidney and Blatldsr Fills - Sure and Safe
SI,I l,v W M. ( nl,. VM,,n. N. ('.
ULORtin C. (iRLLN. .
Attorney-At-Law,
: Nutiuifiil r.uiik I'.uil.linL''
I'rai-l - in all Miiti' iiinl l'Vih'r::
inn i i.Hiviii.n nl I'luims in llul
n alnl U'liininiiL! running
jj Mimi'V In luaii mi a,in.vi-il si-cutin
U AUnni..' .,r hist Nat al I'.ank til,
Swi.l.lm,:
A little girl's papa had been very , "
nu.nih.vr: vn K-i i:i.-ii'i i:
V. I;. ijANiri., hi H w.i I wis.
tJiClSBl.NallhBfW 1 V ' )
i x-Mll.l:
w v
A buy's first ambition is to play
the snare drum in the village band.
A DaiiRcrous Deadlock
tilUl -..!lclM!U- IcllllillMl "S hitul. v tlit'
stuiipiiL'f ! liver ii ii 1 I'ltut'l I'lini'timis.
To iuii'kly cti'l this niiitlitiun witliuut
ilisuL'ivralili- si'tisiiUutis, tr. kind's New
K: it- I'll!-- MiouM uhwiys v ymir iviiinly
iu:iwintrr.! al'iluti'ly s;ili-t'artory in
i'wi v cusf ni muiii'v kirk, at any ilrmj
stun-. J r.
SUA BOA ill)
AIR LINE RAIL AY
THE
Exposition Line
TV Mru-frklk
1 U i 1VI IVIH
Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk, Va
Sonic men give; some men am
putate themselves from their mon
ey. That mi' American mn-sts alxiund In
plants wliiiili niM,iS!i tliti most valuable
nii-diriniii virlui'S is abundantly uttrsti-d
liv si'iirt' nf tin- must eminent nii'dliatl
wriliTs ami li'iu-lnTs V.wu tlio untii-
, tnl'i'd Indian liad dispoviTi'd tin' llsi'tnl-
1 in 'v nf iiiaiiy ii.iiiM ilanl ln-furi' ttn
.'i.UiMit. id tln'Wl.-l.' ra.-i'. 't'lii.v infnrtna-
, tu. ii, iinpai'iil Iri. ly tn l!.i' whitra. W
tin laltrr tnri. nl nun lni,.-'..v';:liiin until
tn-day vi' hai- u n. li a-nrtnirnt u( most
1 valualilo Ainrrirun imilu-iual routa.
-o a
Ir. Plorre N'1Ict..ii that ourJVniiTtrin for
etv lHid In iuit vi.ltii.lil.' uii'illi Liitl rnutj
. (nl ttii t'uTH iiitint ulHiiiiiiiii' ind tats) dli'
i eas, tr wtH4 proiM-rlv Invustttfat.) tbt-nit
1 ami tu)wtlTYTHtji ot this ronvlctlon. ho
1 IKilnWwltU lirktMk almint mri..,,in
1 rill..s , (Ti...l I'Y ln Ill"n O'1"
1-i.vit)." whlrh lia-, nroriMi Itsi-H In ta- the
. .-I . ffl. -t -I' '. '"-''r Imlk-.ir-
m.ir. In .irt tiinii: mid riYulatur. ami hli.i
ll.IT kllPWIl tl' llll'ltiCl m II'IU'I'. HJslKp-
blik or lniii4.vtltm. torpid liver. Tunrtlunal
away
quiet.
th U ltl'i ail.i.li, ,1 Witidi llarl aU.'
-ilnii I lnii.'i t tin' naini-. and ai il mi
sul'01iit.. t.rt lh.Viti t', irnnd
tin nli .
ul.l I y W. M. t ,,ln. W, .,l,,ii. N. f.
Here's I'moii Advice.
V'iii)l-.ir. inn. i, I'll,,. l,,wi L ,,,,
f I.'- HiiVM'ill.'. N. V.. savh-
ii,,..i.l...i ,. ;,i, ,,;i ... ....
: III Wltll appenmeitis antl liau i;nn ; !'iy tuickii.ti s niii'a SaKr. h fun-il
for many days in the darkened I i';;;;.!'::;'1;, "
1 ! 1 mi i i'iv suit', niiiinl. limn in alua-
room after the doctors had come! . ai am ,ini- v,,lv
i and removed his appendix. The '
i:..).. Ko.i k , .,,i,i , h. v.-rv i . ianctihcaiion Jcs not mean cx-
' , ' : , ' ! elusiveness
, quiet and very roiki, w mi me
I promise that she should go in to
j see her papa at the earliest possi
: ble niomeni. At last she was pcr-
mitted a brief interview. She
I stood perfectly still gazitm at her
father with loving eyes, but when
I ihe nurse came to take her
I she held back a moment.
; "Haven't I been very
; papa
! "Yes,
I ent.
! "And haven't I been very
! good?"
! Her father admitted it.
' "Then won't you do me a favor,
I papa?"
j "Certainly. What is it, child-"
"Let me see the baby."
, oi'iCK i:v i:s and yriCK wit.
whispered the fond par-
Hampton Roads,
April 26 to November 30, 1907
Special Rates from Weldon: Coach recursion Tickets sold Tues
days and Fridays, limited seven days, $2.15. Seuson tickets, $.V8S.
K(.r ratiw from ntliff pmnts, api'lv In your n.'ari'st HvWiO.U.M' uc-itt. or r. in..
ffiitativen natni'il hclim. '
Unexcelled Passenger Service Via
S. A. L. Railway
Watch for announcement of Improved Schedules.
J. K. POTEAT. C. H. O ATT IS,
Ticket Ajraat, Weldon, N. I".
Trav. I'H8. Aneot, Kaleigh, N.U
i-1,
hlU, Ur IIIUIKI'.III.. turpiu ll,l. lu, ,,,n,B,
H fvn valvular anil other affections uf
the ht-art yli'ltl to Its curative action. Tb
reason uhv It cun theso and many otbtT
atTcctlons. Is cltiarly shown In a Utile book
uf extract tmm thu standard medical woi ka
whlcb l mailed rre to any address by Ur. B.
V. I'lerce. uf HufTalo, N. Y., to ail aendlnc
rcuueal fur the same.
- O O
Not less rnorvetom. In tho unparalleled
curet It Is constantly multiiiir of vfoman'a
many peculiar alt'ectlons, weaknesses and
tllstrt'SMiig dentncyjiients. Is lr. Flercc'a
KaviirlteNJ'rescrliijMnKas Is amply attested
by thousaiWs caSJttHJcJfrtestltnonlalj con
ttlhuted bjVaTedil panni vfhii h are been
riin it by 11 "1 f a'irrt"'1 "1'lv'ciVrtjJia. liahifitt
iTTIik lrr,.Url;leliiyllls alio ullliT
!7TT1Tirr7.mi.itS- i-aliMT liv Wl'likliesa. Uli'i Tz
after many iiiIht advertised medicines, ana
physicians had failed.
o -c o
Roth the almrn tnrntlonril n-edlclnes r
wholly made uf from the Blvcerlc valracUot
natlvi-. nieillrlnal ixkiN. The pmefsses eni
, Z veil in their maitiifaclnm were, urliilnal
w ill Ur. fierce, and they are carried on by
kUIIIi-iI ehomlfrts and phunnui'lsis with the
alii .if apparatus anil appliances P''IJ
d 'sl.ned and hullt (or this pun-is.;. Ilml
ii eilli'ines are entirely free from alcohol and
al other harmful. Iial.lt-fonuln. drus. A
full list of llielr limredleuB la pruiMld IM
acb botUa-wraiiDM.
An Irishman was walkiifR down
the street the other day, when he
saw a very stout lady slip and fall
to the pavement He stood in
front of her and began to laugh,
which made the lady very angry.
"What I've seen of you, sir," she
remarked, "I can tell that you're
no gentleman."
'(), that's all right," answered
the Irishman. ''What I've seen
of vou. can tell that you re no
gentleman, neather, be-gorry."
Any work is honest when hon
estly performed.
A ticklinc t'oiiL'li. from any cause, is
liiickly Mii.inl In Im. liu,ii,'v cti,r
( inc. An, I II iv mi tliuruiiL'lilv harmless
ami sale, that hi. sliiu,, ws mothers
everywhere u, mr n without hesitation
even lii wry vniiiiir lialnos. The whole
s Hue uri-cti leaves an.l temler slems of
a hini: hrahnii inoiintaiiiiuis shiuh. I'ui
nisli the curative properties tu Uf.
Slump's t'oiith I 'iiio. Il callus the couch
ami heals the sine ami sensitive liron-
eiuai iiieniiiianes. o upmiu. no
niioi'iii. iiouiinir harsh ueil lo iiijiuc or
suppicss. Minplv a resinous plant ex
tinct. Unit helps to heal aeliinir hints.
I he paillanls calls ns hclli which Ihe
hiictin uses, " t he Sncrc.l llerli. " I ..
man. I In ,-liu,,p s. ake no other
ol,l l,v W l t oheli. W el. Ion. f
and torgei me forever; leaving me
to journey on without their care
; down the long Valley of Life?
! I could not know, for I heard no
: answer except my own heart's
beating. But other comrades came
1 - -one dearer than all and as time
' went on I felt the little hands of
my own children clasping mine
while, once more happy and elate,
with them I traveled down the
! miraculous Valley of Life.
Hut, as on I wander, hearing
i their bright voices, and seeing
: their joys upon the waytheir
happy chasings here and there,
their eager run to hold again our
I hands how soon, I think, shall I
feel the slipping away of the clasp
ing fingers while I fall asleep by
the wayside or climb the cloud-enveloped
hills, and leave those I
I love lo journey on down the lone
ly Valley of Life
; And I say, surely the day and
Miour hasten; grief will be theirs
for a season; then will they, as did
I with ibrave hearts journey on
i the appointed way bin where
I then shall my spirit rest- Will it
sink unconscious into endless
night? or shall I, in some new
1 dawn, and by some unimagined
miracle not less than thai which
i brought me here, wander, with
! those that led me once, and those
' I led, hand clasped in hand as of
old, by the murmuring waters and
under the singing trees of the ever
wonderful, the never-ending Val
ley of Life?- Putnam's Monthly.
pen if she should ? It is easy en
ough to guess. There would be
divorces and other tilings too nu
merous to mention.
if vmi !ia oiu' I ii iiii.le w il 1 1 viur I, i.lnev
There aie lots of people Unlay w ho
tier vv 1: y they have pain aei 1 t he I .
why tlli'N are tile. I ail. I laeknej III el
.-"v an. I ainlMlii'ii. "1 mil ki.lie, v s
IV I , ,HL'. 'I ileV llei '1 l- liel i'. Il III Hll -Ir
fal.c Ih'U lit - khln. v ami :la... i i
Hi. v ale tut vvea1. i ! 1 1 la in ii i a 1 1. . 1 1 . ! il
ii'a.hlei. IwrkaKi. an. I weak ki.lu, v
N.l.l i.v VI ( olien. W , .. m. i
L
a lai'nN. n. i'.
av.?iuv.'L'aaii
sOTrtaraaasjfpaanars
FEELING
L1VES4SH
This Morning?
r
onie stieep sign tor cactus as ,
soon as they get in the green pastures.
1 ?c AJ7JZf4r'
The religion that conlines itself
to your own heart soon consumes
itself.
i : S-i.' i.
A GeniJe Laxative
And P. ,;?c!izer
'I'h. re is s, iniei Ii ii, j a' .. .nl
I a a!ive t ..iieh syi in. thai
it li'llt II ,111 i.l hel . a- i'.. ra
hill lii'lllle act nl ihe I. nv
which Ihe col, I I- Ii -.1 mil ,
leltl. Ai ihe same lime II hi
tinii am! allays inllammain
I hfiia! ami limes lii- pleas;
I llit.il, 11 like 1:1111
III. I naiei.l'e
Sol, I l,v . VI. 1 nli ell. VV
Happiness iieVcT is hiund
running alter pleasure.
A touchy disposition often goes j
with a tough heart. I
U ;i I,.-, i s '
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Is iilli.liell
..'ihe SVS-
ai- inil.t-
.11 nl the
ml l.i lake; ',
fit.it- f
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W. W. KAY,
A little care lor others
lot of prayer fur them.
worth
No man happens to stub his
on the nugget of character.
Grocer,
CABTOIIIA.
lr Kail Yi' H.iw tw W4. I
of iSZT-.
1
A church
!'I'.'H'!:M!Ol!.
henevei vmi feel that your stomach
has iMuie a htt le vvioni:, or when nu
leel that it is noi in c;ooil oriiet as is
ev iileiieeil hy mean lieailaches. uefvous
ness. I ,u, Ineatli ami helchini;. lake
siiiiiethini.' al limes, ami especially ailer
volll meals uulil lehel' is allot.le.l,
I'herc is tuitlonc' liellei ollereil the pull
in' lo.hiy lin stiilnach Itollhles. ilvspep.
sia. iinliiri stti.il. eh. , take Ko.lol I his
.HHa. is a scientilic ifi.paiaiiuii nl uatuial ih
,.ir,. r ic .. s-, ,11 , c'eslantscunil I Hill, v ireialile aei.ls
clterisasmalltecoiii-i.,,,,,,, contains the s:,. jlm.,,s ,,,
i nii veiv heuhii, slouiaeli. ImiiIoI Is
uuaiaiitei'il to tu ve rehel', II is pleasanl
to lake; il Will make vol! leel line hy ill
trestini; wlial vou e:il.
-dI.I hy W'.'.M. t'ohen. Wel.hin, N C.
Bsara the
Signature
When faith gets to dreaming
there soon is something doing.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney TruuM. MaKcs Ynu Miserable.
WI l.KOS, N. C,
I ki
Ihe
.1 of oveiythinir m my
t iiiiiui to all al KAY'S.
a;?i-.
panel..
H hen the M.iinaeh. Ileall or Kiilnev
lierv es L'el weak, then these olliaiis 111-
ivav s fail hoii t ilriiL' the stninai'h. nor
sliniulate tlic Heart of Knlncys. That
is simply a ma kes) 1 1 ft . lictu presenp
liou known to iliutraisls everywhere as
Ur. slump's Itesloratlvt'. The licstiilu
livc IS prepaidi cpresly foi I hese weak
insnle llirvi'S. huilil thtMii with Hi
Shoop's 1,'esloriitive tahlets or li,lll.l
an.l sec lion- ipnckly help will collie.
I-' roe sample (est sent mi reiiuest hy Dr.
hoop. lhieine. W is. Voui health is
surely worth this simple te-t.
Solil hy W. M. Cohen, Wclilon, N. ('.
It is easy to get
ways when you test
the dollar sign.
into crooked
all things by
The hypocrite always thinks
that his smoothness will rectify his
crookedness.
There is some definite creed to
every character, but not the same
creed for all characters.
A coniented workman earns his
wages.
A yawn from the pew may mean
somnolency in the pulpit.
Trial Catarrh treatments are hciiu;
made. 1 mil lice, on reiiicst, hy ir.
Slump, liucine, Wis. These tests are
priivinir to (he people without a pen
ny's cost Ihe irrcut value of this seien
1 1 tit prescription known to ilitic'cisls ev
ery where us Dr. slump's ( atari li lvVm
cilv. Sol. hy W. M. Cohen. Weldon. N. C.
-t i
';:; iic-j,' -w.t
irtul
' ar-ie Rooi,
Iv
There are no friendships with
out faiih.
OASTOniA.
Baart tla f m m I3IS """H'1'
People w ho are hunting perse
cution seldom are worthy of its j
polishing.
'I'hc liuest Collet, stihstitute ever made
has recently lieen pro, luce, I by Hr.
Shoop. of liacine. Wis. Voiiiloii'l have
to hoil il '.'il or ;iil minutes. "Maile in a
in in tit f" says the doctor. "Health Cof
fee" is really the closest eoU'ee iniilaliou
ever yet proiliieeil. Not n irritin of real
eolfee in it either. I lealth eolfee imi
tation is tiiailefiom pure toasted cereals
or mains, w ith malt. nuts. etc. 1,'eallv
it would loo an expert were he to uti
knowinc'lv ilritik it for eolfee.
Sol.l hv W.T. rurker. Wclilon. N. ('.
13
n
' f"-.M ' .iti.c v. ii -"r
J a:,d biad'ji. r remedv.
) it i:' in,- fr't medi-
i triarr.pii ,.1 the mii,
i: DWiii..
milvM.K-.vT-L.WX,
WIT HUN. Y c.
I'laetiei-s in the conns of Halifax ami
N'iilliaiii.tiui ami in the Supieine ami
l eilelal emits Collections Ilia, I, in all
pailsol Nuilh t in . il i tin . lilmieli olliei'
al 1 1 nl i tu open eveiy Montlav.
ii I 1 , le;:;i!h t-'...;-.l.urv. ai;
I ' e-.-rr-' .-.ri-r years of
I sV-vj Dr. kurr.-r. the emi-
caey a:
biad-
vcnic:f.:i)y cuccclui ::i piv-ip.iy curing
larr.c ;i:k. l;ijnt:y. Ihdiler, to.oaci'.i trou
bies an 1 1 irih: s L'ixaae. v.'hut t.ie wor.t
frr"i -:f 1'jcirit y ti"".-"''ie.
Dr. r.il:n':r u Sw;:mp-Roil i:: not rec-on,.ni!,ni:"-!i.trt'V("'v,hin
but if you have kid
ru:y, liver vr biadJvi' troubir. it wiil be found
)uA Lio. t 'trie !y u r.fjcd. been i-3:.ted
1:1 ;o many ways, in ho:pitil woi. nrnvaie
pr.xtice. arinf; w-.i titlplt?;-, t,.o ;:ocr topur-ci;.u:-,'
rciik-f a:iU t; .s proved z-j cuj.iessfui in
cv 'ry ca;c that a cr?.-ial .irranrmrr.l has
KILLTHcCOUCr ;
ano CURE the LUNG.., g
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
riiicK
in., i. .1 io
OLDS Trial Cottle Frer
AND ALL THHOAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
FflR foucHS
wt
GUARANTEED SATISFACTOBY
I OH MONEY REFUNDED.
been mad? hv wi'i -h all readers of this paper
ammmmam , wno nav2 not aira.-iy tried it, may have a
' sample bottle s?::! tree by mail, also a book
TIlC poverty Of life is due 10 llie I telling mere about ..ar:;r-R.wt and how to
thitlPS VP misx I 'in110''11 i( y u have kidney or bladder trouble.
s iniaa. 1 When writing mntton reading this generous
off"r in litis paper and
send your addre-ss to
Dr. Kilmer&Co.,Bin?-
hamton, N. Y. The -
regular lifly cent and Hrnni. .if swame-riom,
dollar sir.es are soid by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
tho name. Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the adoress, Binghamton,
N. Y on every bottle.
Thottstuiils of inen 11ml vroinen in all
walks of life are siilt'evinri' from kiilncy
ainl lilnililer troubles. Don't iinn:leci
your knlnevN. lelnvs are thtmrerous.
PeWitt's Kiilnev ami Itlaililer 1'ills af
fot'il quick relief for all kintls of kidney
and bladder trouhle. A Keek's treal
ment 'Joe.
Sold by W. M. Colicu. W eldon. N. C.
imm,,uv ..iihM.nsl. or FtE RCTURN ED.
10 TKARS'EXPERIiNCC. Our CHARUS AKE
Lwwi.i. M ini tiiutji't, fiiiulo or Hkel.'li l. r
iiM-rt wHich mill riv'. j.,.,rt ui piilpiiiiilnlitv.
INFUINCKMCNT Kn.l iDiKluiK.-d btfiup till
pmirt.H. J'lii.dlH (.Mittriwl Oircniirh lis, AOVEft.
TI&EO and SOLD, I n-i: TRADCMARKft, PEN
SIONS ami COPVfclCHTS - "Ituuiictl.
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