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WELDON. X. (., TIU'lisDAY, MAY lis, l!)tis.
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HOME-WOMAN'S REALM.
Hiime Without a Woman Is a
Misnomer.
It I-
H (i.MK in t
II In the
Tlio Kind Yoii IIiivo Alwiiyn Bought, and whMi litis been
lu uso fop ocr SO years, lia.t borno tlio sUjunluro of
n "1 lias been mndn miller liis per
f7 j , Bonnl Kiipervlsloii slneo its iiil'iuu'y.
urY. JWcAti. Allow no (.no todeeeivo yon lii this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nud ",Tnst-us-t;()od"iii,o but
ICMTliucnts that tHtlo villi ned rndiuiKer tlio lieaUli of
lulauts mid ( hihlreu Kxperieneo uaiust Kxperiineiit.
What is CASTORIA
f astorla. is fi liarmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro
Korie, Drops nnd Sootliinj Kjrups. It Is I'leasant. It
eontains nelllier Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotio
sulistanee. lt.ini;eis its guarantee It destroys Worm
and allays lYverisliness. It cures Dlarrluea and Wind
( oli;;. H velii ves Tcctlii nff Troubles, eures Constipation
and Flatiileney. It assimilates tho Tood, regulates the
Stomaeli nnd Bowels, n''''11 healthy and natural sleep,
Tho Children' Panacea Tho Mother's friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tho Signature of
2.
The KiM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
ic habit df woman, j
home all that is
rlianictenst ieally Innim le in '
woman unfolds ami nourishes.
Home w il I h hi I a voinaii is u
misiioiiiei', for w oman makes
home, iiml home in what she
makes it. I f she is illiterale,
In I home iai'takes of ( his iiial
ily; if she is immoral, her home
rumiii! he the iiboile of ill II'':
if she is eearsf , I'eliliemellt does
not dwell where she resales. If
she is eullivateil, pure, relilleil ,
i those qiialil ies will character
ize the home which she creates.
! The higher the ilen'i'ee of hor
i culture, her jmrity, her refine
ment, (he more will these ijual
; ities characterize the home of
which she is t lit center. The
; self that a woman takes with
her in her marriage is her real
dower. If her dower can be
' reckoned in numerals only, ' no
j matter how many they may he,
; wretched indeed will be her
, husband, impoverished her
children; hut. if she possess in
I diistry, self-abncH'ation, jmrity,
intelligence, combined with
canabilitv, she is in herself a
i
. treasure ol treasures.
In
THS CCNTAUH COMPANV, TT MUftftAV BTHCCT, NCW VOPlM CITY.
301
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N. STAIN BAv K.
I NDKK'I AK Kl!.
Weltion, . . North Carolina.
THE UN BROKE II HEART.
Me was sitting at the window, and his little nose was Hat
As he pressed his face to kiss mc, villi his lips against the pane;
But I bent but without kissing- in vexation seized my hat;
It uad jostled, and 1 knew that 1 would barely eatch the train.
Came, just faintly, "Papa, kiss nic !" as I hurried out the gate,
Hut my time was all too scanty and I really couldn't wail,
l-'or I heard the distant whistle and I knew that 1 was late,
And my work aeeuinulatiiu: in the town.
I le was sitting at the window, and as townward rolled the train
I looked back to see the bouse and into distance watched il pass,
And I knew that he was crying with his linle might and main
l-'or the kiss 1 hadn't time to press against the window glass.
I could see hint with his "cboo clioos" quite disowned upon the Moor,
And his wooden blocks forgotten -and my parent heart grew sore,
And 1 thought: "Dear God, what, what if I should never see him more j real and
At the window when I started for the town !"
I l ie was silling at the window, and his cry a little moan,
i As my mental vision saw him all that long and wretched day,
And my foolish, fearful fancy knew him dying there alone,
i With his kiss that still was waiting for his papa, faraway.
He was dying of the grieving of the awful, awful ache
i OF his little baby heart that love had only filled to break
J And 1 pushed the papers from me and declared that 1 would take
The returning train and hurry from the town.
' !e was sitting at the window as I clattered at the gate,
j And his tiny nose was flattened as he pressed it to the pane,
i And 1 heard his joyful clamor, as with bahy heart elate
'Me screamed out a loyal welcome with his little might and main.
With a brown and sugared doughnut held in either chubby list,
I And his cherry lips a-pueker in the quaintest sort of twist,
To my arms he came a leaping, and he clamored as I kissed ;
j "Now, ven, papa, what you Wing me f'oin ve town?"
BETTER THAN COLD.
! In a Pullman palace smoker sal a number of bright men,
j You could tell that they were drummers, mulling seemed to trouble them,
When up spoke a handsome fellow, "Come, let's have a story, boys,
Something that will help to pass the time away."
"I will tell you how we'll manage," said a bright knight of the grip,
"Let us have three wishes, something good and true;
We will give friend Bob the tirst chance, he's the oldest gathered here,"
Then they listened to a wish hat's always new :
PUSH.
IMiXIIAliSTlULE.
Just the Word for the liraml
Clear Morning of Life.
Pvi-rett's Oratory !o.
Senator Hour
in
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there was more pie. I
le world then- would
fewer hungry, half clothe:
homeless, sull'i-iiue; chibliei
fewer broken down, dishipsib
lllell ami Women: leS llei-d i
alms-houses, houses of corre
t ion and homes for l he fri
less. Push means a lift for a
iieis-Jiboriii trouble. Push means
a. lift I'm- yoiii-self out of the
- louh of despondency and
shift lessness, out of trouble.
fancied. Pllsll lleVT
hurts anybody. The harder
t be push t lie bet ler, if it is e i veil
in the riht direction. , Iways
push up hill few people need
a push down hill, pon't he
' afraid of your muscles and sin
; ews; Ihey were eiven you to
use. Don't he afraid of your
: hands; they were meant for
service. Don't be afraid of
1 what yiiurcoinpaiiioii may say.
Don't be afraid of your con
! science; it will never reproach
! you for a good deed but push
Pfii:. I
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v i:i:i;t r s
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. ol I'.vel-el
: ii! lind ni:
only to Mil!
i-.;bi and set
. but to lib
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oral
l-ull Line of CASKCTS, C01TINS and ROM-S.
Day. Night and Out-of-Town Culls Promptly Attended to.
1-1.(1. UOWIi
rilNI-RAI. DIUliC TOW AND l:MIAI.MI:K.
M Seventeen years' lixperience. Hearse Service Anywhere.
Till- WOMAN IIATIZK.
The unexpressed woman's pro
verb is; Man is money.
Woman has the courage of her
detieits; seldom of her defects.
The hair was given to women
: long lo give her occupation.
; The great advantage to man in
I marriage is that it protects him ! Just () be a dliM agajn a molh,r-s kncCi
from his pleasures. j Just (Q hcar ,)C. si)R lhe sanc ()k, ,1H;odyi
It is the age of the topsy-turvy jus, ,0 hear her speak in loving sympathy,
all our young women are old ! just t0 i;jss ,cr jps ,,R.,jni
; now, all our old women young! I jus, t0 iave KT fondle me with lender care,
The rigid concealment of her Just to feel her dear, soft fingers through my hair,
: imperfections is woman's first law; ' There is no wish in this world that can compare,
, man has more the courage of his Just to be a child at mother's knee."
Illl! prellv
rises i ill o a higher plan--. Soon
lofty sentiment, some st i rrine
i lie idi -III some palriolic emo
I ion. some play of fancy or wit
comes from the brain or hearl
of the speaker. Tile audience
is hushed to sib-nee. Perhaps
a lilth' mist begins to Lfather in
' their eyes. There is now an
accent of emotion in the voice,
! though still soft and "vnile.
; The ( ! reek statue begins to
move. There is life in the limbs.
There has been a lamp kindled
i sonic-whore In-hind the clear
with all your heart, mii-lit and j and transparent, blue eyes. I lie
soul, whenever you see any- j Ilex ible muscles of t be face ha ve,
tiling or anybody that will lie come to life now. Still there
better for a g;ood lone;, strong j is no jar or disorder. The touch
determined push. j upon the nerves of t he audience
Push! It is hist, lhe word for i is like that of a erenlle nurse.
the (4raud, clear morning of
life; it is just the word for si rolig
arms and vouiik hearts; it is
just the word for the world that
is full of work as this is. If
anybody is in trouble, and you
see it. don't stand back, push!
If there is any I bine; nood be
ing done in any place w here
you happen to he, push !
I
-'V?fc tT
is thai of a
here is no per
il!' roses and
gently at lirst,
1 lie atmosphere
May morning. '
fume but that
lilies, lint still,
the warmer feelings are
died in the hearts of the s
er ami bearers. The Ira I
t be speaker is Iransligurei
In
A!I Dealers.
Kennedy's
Laxative .
Cdtigfa Syrap
R.JifcVi Cuus by working them out
of ihe system tiircugh a copious and
heaHhy rxtion of the bowels.
Rslicves courIis by cleansing ths
mucous membranes of the throat, chest
nnd bronchial tub-is.
"As pleasant to the taste
as Maplo Sugar"
Children Like It
for BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS Try
CoWllts Kldnoj and Bladder Plils Suro and Sail
Sold by W. M. I'niii-ii, IV, ken, N. ('.
k i n
peak- j
ne of j
I. The ;
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Organized Under the Laws of the State of North Carolina,
At'iifST L'liTIL Isii-J.
' , State of North Carolina Depository,
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
C api t al a s d rpl us. $40,000.
l-'or molt- thiol lifti-en vt-urs this iielitutieii tins pmviili-.l hankinir lai'ili-tu-.i
fur thi section . Its Kini-klniMi-rs mi"! ihri-riors him- hi-, ii iih-nmii-i!
illl till- Imsiiii-ss inti'li-sts nf llulif;i il'.i.l Nel-thiliniitiiii i-iiuiilii-s I'm
many Vi-ars. Munt-y is lotuiol uion uin.ivt-il srcinilv ul the li-iial rule uf
iiiti-rt-st six pi-r ct-iitum. Ai'i'uuiil-, i all are sulii-ih-il.
'I'tii- siii)ilus ami iimlivnli'.l piolils lia our reai'hi'il a sum i-iiial In the
Capital Stock, tin- Hank has. i-iiinmi-ni-iiur .lauuary 1. laus, t-st.ihlishi-it a
Salnifs Di-iiaitiiu'iit ulliiwitiir inti'ii-st nil timi' i!rpnsits us follows: I'er
ln-posits alloni-il tio-i'tiiain tlin-i' meiitlis or Ihiil-i-i-. per t-i-nl. six
imintlis or lomji-r, !t per ei-nt. 'l ui-lve months m loiiirei-. I pT-rot-iil.
l-'or further information apply to tin- l-ir-nli-nt or Cashier.
defects.
However masculine a woman is,
she reverts to the woman when
necessary.
The lirst words of the bride
when driving from the church
were: "I am so glad we are mar-
I'HKHIIIKST:
W. K. DA NIK I.,
vn i: l-l!l:si ih:t:
I hi. II. U. i.i:wis,
hsuii, Noithamploii I'ouutyi
i-vsiio-.K;
W. It. SMITH.
O i ' ' izl jzz , i a o
Ci ? A A V
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There they sat, those jolly drummers, not a sound that moment heard,
While their tears were slowly falling, there was no man spoke a word,
l-'or the memories of their childhood days had touched their dear kind
hearts.
When, gs children, they had played at mother's knee.
Then at last the spell was broken by another travelling man,
"Your attention for a moment I do crave:
ried; I was getting so tired of pre-: , wi d, you ()f 0Me predous ,,if., so dear to one and all,
tending to be m love with you. ; -ris wjsh W(. ,0I)K for ,0 ,hc very grave .,
The president of the divorce
court met a newly married woman Jllst enough of gold to keep me all my days,
at dinner, and courteously said: ' JUSI elK)tKh Wllh whldl some starving soul to save,
"Mind, you, come to see me at the JUSI enouBh I wish to help me on my way,
court." "Of course I shall," was ' JL1SI tnoueh 10 ll;irPV be,
the answer, "but it would not be i Jusl l-'"lHIh 10 km)w vn l,i;'cr poor again,
becoming as yet. "- London Daily Just enough to drive away all sorrow's pain,
News. : You may wish for many things, but all in vain,
(live to me what precious gold can buy."
The conductor passing through the train, stopped in the smoking car;
He had grown quite interested in the stories told so far
"Please excuse my interruption, but I listened with delight
To your wishes, both of them so good and true;
; Yet there is a wish that's dearer, better far than glittering gold,
Though a single one perhaps you all will say,
I ' l is a longing that is in my heart each moment of my life,
'Tis a gleam of sunshine strewn across my way :
i Just to open wide my little cottage door,
Just to see my baby rolling on the floor,
; Just to feel that I have something to adore,
j Just to be at home again,
I Just to hear a sweet voice calling papa dear,
Just to know my darling wife is standing near;
j You may have your gold your lonely heart to cheer,
I But I'll take my baby, wife and home."
Kvu- Yes, she used
his lov e letters under
low.
l-'dna -And mnvr
l-'.va (lb, she ke
over her pillow now.
Ibhut Ivi-r.
J'iva --Yes, she use:
curl papers.
to keep
her pil-
thetn
(belli as
111- WAS HKitlT.
" You are to fly ," he said In her,
In a straightforward fashion:
And then, as if to prove bis
words,
She Hew into a passion.
milling hands are lifted in ;
1 air. The rich, sweet voice tills j
lhe vast audience chamber, I
i with ils resonant tones, A t
i last , the bugle, the t I'linipet , j
' (In- imperial clarion, rings full !
I ami clear, and the vast audi- i
j i-nce is t ranspoi'ted as to allot h ,
j er world I bad almost said as
i to sevctlt h I lea veil. Head t he 1
! welcome to l.afas et le or the
' matchless eulogy on ibai ilbis-
; tl'iollS object of the people's
I love. Head the close oil tin
! oral ion of Wash iiigton, Dead
; the contract on Washington
and Marlborough. Senator 1 1.
K. Hoar, in Sen bner's.
IvMCI; AM) I l.OWI RS.
Love is as necessary to a wo
man who has acquired the habit as
tobacco is to a man.
Tiri-i! iii-rvi-s. with thai '-11111111111111011"
fi'i-hinr that is cuiiiinoiily fell in spring
ort-uily summer, i-au he i-asilv tout
t ni.-k ly alti'ivd by taknnr lull is known
to ill insists i-vi'i y w hen' as Dr, slump's
lii-stiirativi-. One will al-soliili-ly note
a I'haiiL'i-'i fi-i-hm; within IS hours alter
ht'iriitnmt: to take the Hi'storativi. The
howi-is tM shiire'ish in the winter time,
the i-in-ulation etteli slows up, the Kul-nt-ys
an- imu'1ii ami eo n the heart in
many eases irniws ilei'i,h-aiy weaker.
Dr. Sheep's Mestorato e is ri-i'oirult'il
t-eivwhi-n- us a yelmllli- lolllt' to these
I vital means. It Inul-ls 11)1 uu-l stri utrth
ens the worn. out wi-ukem-il nerves; it
sharpens tlie I'aihni; upiet!te. ami uni
; versully anls ilurestiou. It always
nuieklv hiiiurs n-ui-wt-'l strenirth. life,
uirur. ami amhition. Try it ami he
l-onvineeil.
All Dialers.
Insist upon IVVt Ill's W Hell llael
alve. There are siilistilutes. lull there
s only 01 iltiiiuI. It is In-ahue.sootli-
nir ami i-oolme- au-l is especially eonil
or piles.
N,l,l hv W. M . '..Sou. W--1 Ion N, ('..
Mow eloquent the silent lady on
a silver dollar is !
Weak uomen sheiifl ivui! niv -i'.nnk
No, I fol Welneli." h was Wllltell e
im-lv for ut. 1 ni -n who are not well 'I he
Hook No. 4 tells of In si p s -Audit
Cine" ami jusl hos I hese soul hue! . h- al
; ine. unliseplic snpposiiories can he
successrnlly apihe-i. lhe hook. uuA
' sit n-t I V colili.leiitial tne.heal a-lliee is
I entirely fire. 1 it,- Dr. shoop. Itaeme.
I Wis.
I All H.aleis.
1 11 ' he neighborhoi ul of Sbau- ;
ghai all baiglish sailor on bis
way to the foreigner's burial
ground lo lay a w real h on t he
grave of a former comrade met
an intelligent looking native
carrying a pot of rice.
'Hello. John:" he hailed,
'where are you goin' with that
'civ':"
-1 takee put on glave glave
of my tieml." said the China
man. -llol Hoy laughed tin- sailor
i "and when do you expect your
! friend to conic up and eat
i it ':"
I .1 0)111 was silent a moment,
I and then replied, ''All time
nil ami
(iLOKGI- C. ORLI-N,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
iXaiiunal hank lliiiMiiie)
Weldon, N. C.
Monuments
AMD
Gravestones.
I Wi- PAY ' FREIGHT
s nCUARANTEESAFE
I Otl.!Vf?Y . . .
II I. vl:(.tT s I in k lit the Smith
. Ji.-.
; " iir IlliisliahJ Calalumic Dec.
THE COUPtR KlsRBlE WORKS.'
,ICMnl.lish.-.l IMS.)"
I Vi to IH'.l I'.ank si., Norfolk, 'a.
no e 1 y
W. W. K AY.
i
;Family
i
km,
Men do a lot of moralizing,
women are more moral.
but
saiiieo your liend come
sinelb-e your llowers."
land Leader
-fie
Philanthropy is charity plus pub-
II.
I licuy.
AIR LINE RAILWAY
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 12, 1908.
These arrivals and departures are only as infor
mation for the public and are not guaranteed, and
are subject to change without notice.
Trains will leave WI:LD()N as follows:
No. 32 (or Portsmouth and Norfolk at 7.2S a. m.
No. 38 (or " " " at 2.57 p. m
No. 41 for Raleigh and points South at 12.07 p. m.
No. 33 through train South at 11.03 p. m.
n
n
Women Who Wear Well.
Tt iu iictMiiwhirifT hfitv (Trout ft lniiicrt a t
few your of iniirrird lifn often nuiko in ' ?
tho aiiiM'ttrum-H ami tlUix.Mium uf many -j
wonii'iL. Tho frailness, tho charm, tho
l)rillliLiu,(vanihh like tho hlimm from iv 1 v
pracli sw is ruth'ly hantilfd, Tlio ! r.
iiiairou is tuny n unn siiutiuw, miin, rciio
of tho fliarniititf lualiliMi. TIhto ur two
n-UHons fur tin clianiio, iK'i'iniiu-o unl
itcHlct't. 1'Yw yoiiurf wiimon ni'nt'iato
tho shtH-)( lo tin stnn tliroimh tho
clninwn whirh otmit'H with marriau'o hih!
niolloThiNMl. Many in uh'i-t lo th ai wllh
tlio itnpli'aaiit iH'lvio drains aiitl Wi'ali
iiosm'S whi.h h nfliit mmo villi inr
rlap1 ami inoilifrhotMi, nut niith riantliiiii
thai thin aiTivi tt nun is nn-tHti ttn- i-Ihtk
uf frohno!ti and iho form of Hi
fairings.
A surely flu tho ffonoral hoalth jnifforu
when thoro is d.iom(,iitof tho hoallh
of thodollcato womatrinrgans, tu nurrly
nh'rfPtruf organs aTtNtahlishod In
hoal tho r(o iiiitVUTrK owro witness
to thoTaot In rNtrd comon! Jsujirly
&. mllljori women hajLflfunnd hoiilthaml
happiiH"9 In tho yso of Dr. Pleryfa Fa
voriti' rrrscriptiun It malies weak worn"
en itLroiig und si ok women well. Ingredi
ents on label contains no aleohul or
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pmiiinv.l
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HOW TO WIN VICTORIES.
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lTorKetting Those Things Which Are lithind, mid teaching
l;orth I'nto Those Things Which Are Before, I Press Toward
the Mark Phil, iii, I3-I-I.
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althColf.-.
Collee hllllalloli
the finest I oiler
has tvtvnllv heel
of h'ai-llU'. 'ls.
fee in il either
I'lom pure i.iaste.l eee al
nuts, etc. I tea 1 1 y il won
pert who niiht
I ollee No twenlv ol I
hoihiu, -Mail
iloclol,
I ol sal,- hv W . I I'.n
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tVI.I.DON, N. c.
-luce.l. this
ever liuele.
lll.S! p
'of teal cof-
ee Is ina-le
with mall.
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sa s llo- :
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of
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There's hardly anyihin you
can'! inherit except what you need.
Thousands SfeYO Kidney
Trouble anil Never Suspect it. ;
I'oliU
niv e
!, -t ei' even-thiii!.!: in my
alt, ut ion to all nt KAY'S.
WALTLR 1-. DAMLL.
attoum:u-,t-i.,
I r is not by reureitinc what is irreparable that true work is to be
I done, but by making the best of what we are. It is not by com
plaining that we have not the right tools, but by u-,mj; well lhe tools we
have. What we are, and where u c arc. is Cod's providential rnn,e-tneni-Cod's
doing, though it may he man's misdoings; and ihe man
ly and the wise way is to look your disadvantages in the face and see
what can be made out of them. Life, like war, is a series of mistakes,
and he is not the best Christian nor the best general who makes fal.se
steps. He is the best who wins the must splendid victories by the re
trieval of mistakes, l'orgel mistakes; organize victory out of mis
takes. By putting off things beyond their proper times, one duly treads
upon the heels of another and all dtuies are felt as irksome obligations, j
Women have no respect for men
who listen to everything they say.
w h, i
of Ko.l,
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III! cla
veil tie,
pace
es ,,l
.1 h,
hlllk ol l!i.h.'eli,,n think
,1 is wilh, ml , I. ml.! Un
ion liial romp!, I, I, .h-.'esls
I iiil thai is whal
n ,ai I ne- ol. he i-t inn i -i
l'rto al. nt v of K ,,
M.l pi'-pi,- i'-i not ii ilic t:.
lin.riasc am! I emark-ihlc po
act piiunpll
that w ill L'-t
the et- wol
iheostmi: th,
hill in,,,,,
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; Noi Ihioiipion ami in tin- Supreme and
IV, 1, oil c, nits, t oUectnms imnle in nil
,ai ts ol Noi Hi ( aiohna. I'.iam-li ollicn
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If men were less stupid women
would have lo be a lot more clever.
It Readied the Spot.
Mr. K. Iluinphrev. who owns a laie
i harmful hai.it forming drugs. M,ie ! a yoke beneath which we fret and lose our peace. In n os, cases ihe ! '."' sr ,';'," ":'' , """' "'",! ,IS
i.,.ti.r .01, mtivn a , pi ..... n,.uon ! r .1 .1. ... 1, 11 proMilcn! ol t he A -lams ( on nl v I ele-
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For further information relative to rates, sched
ules, etc., apply to
CLEVELAND CARTER,
Ticket Agent, Weldon, N. C.
Or write to
C, II (1 ATT IS,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
t Raleigh, N.C.
Inal nmhs most lilnlily n-runi mended tiy
ti-iKluiii miillcal authorities ut all tin sev
eral seliool.s of practice for the cure uf
woman's is-culiar ailments.
l-'or nursing mothers.or for thnw tiroki-n-dnwn
In lu-altli tiy tiHifri-ipieul hearing of
chililren. Rlso for tlio expectant mothers,
to prepiire tlio system for tho coming nf
baby and making its advent easy ami
almost painless, there, Is no medicine quito
i so good as "Favorite. Vrescrintion.' It
I can tin no harm in any cm, Inn, 11 of tiie
i oysUun. It Is a must potent invigorating
i tonic and ulrengtlii-nlng nervine, nicely
j ailaptisl to woinan's delicatn system by
I physichui of large exiH'rlence in the treat-
uu-ntiif woman's H-culiar ailments.
; Ur. Plercfl nrav lie consulted, by letter
ree of charge, Addrens Wr. R. V. 1'lerco,
nvallds' lintel and Surgical luatltulu,
I hutlalu, M. Y. '
to be done. It is therefore done precipitately, with eagerness, with a i lvl','!
greater desire simply to get it done than to do it well, and with very
little of God throughout.
Ohi
livery one will generously share
his troubles with the world, but
who will divide his joys?
The flowers appear on the earth;
the time of the singing of birds is
come.
A checkered career frequently
ends in stripes.
The troiihh- with most couirh cures is
I'i" they 1 stipule. Krune,ly' Laxa
tive t'oinrh Syrup does not constipate,
hut on the other hand its laxative prin-
ei,ies teiiiiy move me hovvi-. t is i i,n, r,
pleasant In lake anil is especially ree- i '
oininemleil for cliililien. ax it "lastcs 1.. c 1 1 r 1 c 111
neai I v as ennui as m ;1, It S awful dcCCItlul For a Child tO
liolie 1 o.. ol I'lse 1 olllitv.
Silys ol 1. Kllie s New Plseoveiy: - t
saveil 111 v hie once At least 1 think it
ilul. Il w-eme.l h, reach the spotthe i
very seat ol my eoueh w hen rei ytliiim
else failed '' tlr. Kllie's New llisemciy
nut only n-achrs theconch spot, it heals
tin- sore spots ami weak spots in throat
lumrs an,! chest . Sol,! nmler uiiarantee
at any ilrut: store, .'tin-, ami SI, Trial
tun,
; !;!- : !i!-ii, s lhe MSU'lll.
Wil ,1 TO Do.
! ,- i 1 ,:!ii L 111 the know !, ,p,;c fas
i;,ic,s, ,1, that Dl. Kilmer s
y ,'. i, the- pm.t ki-lnev n-iueilv,
,n,iv vi:Ti in euriuo 1 iieltliiatism,
,1 lhe I,, -k. l.l-'.nevl, l!-.'!, !,!a,Mel
p;,!l ef till lllinaiv passa;.u',
o,,ls iaa'-'ialy to lioi.l viau-r
,',,';, e, e 11:1 in passim: it, or had
- i, ,ii,,w ne- lee of li'u,i!', wine el
and o-.eu-oUK-s that une'.cas nil 11c--
of heiu. r, impi oed to eo oltell
; tlic ilav, and to (jet up many
ilminu tin-' liejht. The mild and
muniwiu,i.iiiwwa
AND CURE THE LUNGS
with Br. Kind's
ew uiscovery
PRIOR
In,. & si.rn.
Trial eollie free
AND OIL THROAT AND tUNG TROUBLES
FOB CMS
a UARg NXEED SATSFACXOK
Oil MONEY REFUNDED.
tiici vtraDidinaryi-ili cL of walp-K)ot
is soon rcali.-cd.' It stands the hielusl
for its wondei !ul cures of the most dis
tri'ssine cases; If volt need a medicine
vou should have the hest. f-old hv ilrug
jjistsin lil'tv cent and one-dollar sizes.
Von mac have a .sample l-otlli- and a
book that tells all
Sold l.y W. M
sugar.
t'ohen, U elilon,
N. V.
Courtship may be said to be sort
of coo-parfnership.
like to go to school.
likrtirH
WtlTl
nl,i il liotlisent free
I by mail'. Address Dr. H,i;''5'.i
. Kilmer X to., Itnic- --trrci
i ha niton. N. Y. When nomi-oib.mp-itoot
., I writing mention tins pnper and don't
I it-Witt'H Little i-auly Hiset-H are 8inal make any mistake, lint reniemher Iho
eafe, .sure and gentk- little pills. i name, Dr. Kilmer's sianii-Kool, nud
Sold by V. M. Cohen, ehlon, N. (J. ' Mie addrebs, UiiighauUiiu, N. .
FkE HF.TURN CO.
I. M! CHAftCEK AHE
i.-i, phiil.j cj i-k.iUdivr
1 U t
I hil a 1
1 tinmtoit -tn. ftiwrn.
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