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What is CASTORIA
Cu'torui Is n harmless M,!,iititf,. fP (.,,. 0i) p
onc l)rn,w lsl,.l S hlnB S,nM,s It Is Pleasant. t
roiitiiUM hcltlier Opi,,,.,, .Morphine, .. iK.P NamXi,,
M.l.s.um,-. IUur.ih its g'mmntce. It destroys Worms
una nll.tvs , eerMmrss. It cures li.irrli..-:i , Wind
( ... ,. I tvliet.s Trothh, Tr..l,le,, ,.,,., C .Mipation
nnd Hat,...,i.y. It nssimilaus t. 1" 1, .v.la.os tl.
M..HIU. .1, and Uouols, Kivii-w hralil ;,,l ualural si..,-,..
The mildi-i-iiN l'aii.u-.-a-lho Moilu rVs l ii. n.i.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars the
Rind Yob Hare Always Buit
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T CfNIAUft COMT,
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W'elilon, . . North Carolina.
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Hay. Mght and Out -id Town Cll t'ri.nipilv Attended to
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Seventeen years1 Kxpcriin.c Hearse StrvUe Anywhere M
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THE BANK OF WELDON
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H.ilif.ix tioutny iK'pos'.tnry.
Town of Weidiiti hepnsitury.
Capital ni Snrfa $42,000.
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SAFEfiilARDS f OR YOUNG MEN.
r'resvo on Palace Wall Does Ni.t
Mean So Much to You as Those
HoiiKh llevn Raft ers.
'). arc the vjfcuuardsof
y-'.it'i! The fir-: s.ifciu.irJ
W.iu-'t V, . 'A ;., s;.jk js j
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ih.it vi.:t.-::tr.itc .ir.um.l t!t.,t v, i.' J
''h"Mic " lVrh.ips y..tir orly
aiiJc sh.uinv.w! iih vo or
pi.vcny. I .is-sh w-nls .itij pciu
!.i:icc .1:1 J sj.i'a !:iiS; i,i.iy h.i e k!c
s:tveJ .i!i the s.mvt:iy u! t!i.
I KillJlli-sv M-!t..UT;t!v".
ttlitc'i li.i'. c h.i;!t ih-ir jit.irs m so
m;ii;y aNJe. were strjiiRcrs in
ymir tatlk-r's ln.usi; C10J pity
you, young imin. You p.cver
a ti.)inc. I'.ut a multitude n your.g
tii'.n cj:i look buck to t!i; vp.it th.,i
they c.n uwer fon;jt. It may
have hccii ;i lowlv rou!, but you
cm not thmk uf it now w iihout
e i ! 1 1 ' n 1 1 1 . You have seen nothing
on unit 1h.1t h.,s so snrreJ your
soul A 'trancei' p.iv'ins a!o;i);
ih.ai pijvc tnis!.t see nothing re
tn.nk.ihle al'out 11, but oh' Iiha
nitkli it tiicans to ou. i'reseo on
palace wall uh.es not mem so much
to you us those roiiyh hewn rafters.
Parks and bowers jnJ trees at
la -hioiuibl- u,i;t-!iii; places or
e .tmtry seat Jo not mean so much
!o you as that l-runk 'hat ran in
r.ait ot the plum tarm iinuse and
si'uic; tmdertii-e veep-iig willows.
File Kir red c.ne'A ay swunc; open
h porier in full dress Joes not
ni'.-.m so nuuli to you as that swing
"'8 gJtc. your sis;r on ,me side
0: 11 and you on the other. She,
gone tor otee:i years ago into
glor ' That scenic coming back
in ymi swept b.i.ku.ird and tnr
v. ard on the gate, singing ihe songs
of ymir childhood. bUithere are
those who ha e their second d ell
mg place It is ouradoptcd home.
Thai also is sacred torever. There
you establish ihe first family altar,
There our ehildren were born.
In that room flapped ihe wing of
ihe death anel. I 'nder that roof
when your work is done, you ex
pej to he down and die. There
is only one ord 111 all the lan
gu.i:;.' th.it can cwey your idea
lii.it place, and ;h.:t word is
"h Miie " We never knew a man
who was fjithh;! I) his early and
.ulopied home who w..s given over
ai the same lime to any gross form
of wickedness. If you find more
eiooyment 111 the clubroom. in the
literary society, m ihe an s.,',ion,
than you Join these unpretending
home pleasures, you are on the
road to rum Though you maj
be cut off from ) om e.u ly associ
ates, and though ou may be sep
arated horn all your kindred,
young man. is not there a room
somewhere that you can ca!! yo'.ii"
ov n- Th ougli 11 be the founh
si,ir ot a llnrd class boarding
house, into that 1 .10:11 g.uher books
pictures and a harp. Hang your
mother's portrait over ihe mantel.
I'.id unholy imrih stand Kick from
th.it threshold. ( on-.ecia'.e some
spot in thjt i."o!i ::h the knee of
pr.iver I'y the memory of other
das. a father's Counsel, a moth
er's love apd a sister's devotion
c.ill it hi line.
To a depraved taste, sweet
bitter.
COMMON SENSE
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tin' iin.inalui.si .-ml .rs. iiT'iit of fc.s.rv ol
n,.cli.-l l,.a,I.T-Mt"r than any an.oiitu
of lar or ik.h (miti-s ..nal. tniimoina I.
Tli.v'an not in y to tv ..xiri
mfnt.st ilh tint are s.u.1 l y all cloalom 10
I awlicliMi at rikMouaU prices
mi 1 Jin.' ol k
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THE VALUt
u Clous food fnr pvorv Ha
t in cvcry llome
r-arjgfir -1 -tsf a y JV No Alum fa?:u..-....MT7
I he thing that goes the farthest toward making hie wvrth the while,
1 ha: costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile,
I hat bubbles from a heart that loves its fellow men
Who drive away the clouds of gloom and coax ihe sun aguir..
It's full of worth and goodness, too, with manly kindness blent
li's worth a million dollars and it doesn't cost 3 cent.
I here is no room for sadness when you see .1 cheery smile:
li always lias ihe same good look it's never out of style;
It nerves us on to try again when failure makes us blue;
The dimples of encouragement are good for me and you.
It pays ihe highest interest, for it's merely lent
It's worth a million dollars and 11 doesn't cost a cent.
A smile comes very easy you can wrinkle up with cheer
A hundred times before you squeeze out a soggy tear;
It ripples out. moreover, to the heartstring that will tug.
And always leaves an echo that is very like a hug.
So smile away. Folks understand w hat by a smile is meant-
It's worth a million dollars and it doesn't cost a cent.
CHRiSTUS CilNSOLATOR,
The way is long behind thee and the lands
Barren with tlmiv shards and burning sands;
Whai matter- Thou hast readied my clasping hands
Far hast thou come to me, through loss and tear;
Far hast thou left the l.md thy heari held dear.
hat matter Thou hast found love's fullness here
Thou hast braved ba'fhng ,:-.n.c, ui,j m) tut beat
I'pon thy head with blinding, parching heat;
What mi lter - Thou art here beside my feet
There were a thousand pitfalls in ihe way,
Hunger, and thirst, and lures to lead usir.n ;
hat matter'' Thou hast seen my face to-day.
(In either side thy foes lurked near to start
Fierce "H thy steps with fiery spear and dart
W'hai matter- Thou art safe upon my heart.
Thy feet have slipped and bled with bruising pain;
Thy robes are rent, and soiled with many a stain,
What mailer - Love shall make them w hole again
Far hast thou come since early matin-call.
F.ir shall thou go before the evening fall;
What matter- I have been with thee through all.
The way is long belore thee r and the sod
Sharp with its thorns, steep with its slopes untrod,
What matter- Thou shah walk thy way with dod.
Mabel 1: trie m Uirisiun Lndeavor World.
ll:Y()l WANT TO Hi: I.OMID SAW STAMP WALK OIT.
Don'i contradict people, even it
you're sure you are right.
Don'i he inquisitive a bom ihe
affairs of even your most intimate
friend.
Don't underrate anything be
cause you don't possess it.
Don't believe that everybody in
the world is happier lhan you.
Don't conclude that you have
never had any opportunities in lite.
Don't believe all the evil you
hear.
Don't be rude to your interiors
in social p. sinon
Don't repeat gossip, even if U
does interest a crowd.
Don't 'e'er at anv body's religious
belief.
I earn 10 hide your tidies and
pains under a pleasant smile Few
care whether you have ihe ear
ache or rheumatism.
Learn to alien. I to your own
business - a very important poini.
Do not try to be anything ele
but a gentleman or gentlewoman,
and that means one who lias con
sideration for the whole world,
and whose ii'e is governed by the
golden rule. "Do unm others as
you w ould be done bv."
i.oc win.
"Husband, dear, I feel it in my
bones that you are going to have
your life insured
" Inch, bone, darling'-"
"I am not sure, bin I think it is
my w ishbone. "
'Tis the mind 1h.1t makes the
body rich
redient r'Vri)
live; urinClDift. ff'.iJ.;e . - "s.'A V.t A r.i
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OF A SMILE.
A young man at one of the many
Keeley cure places, so runs the
story, who had been seeing bugs,
snakes, monkeys, etc., for three
or lour w eeks before going there
was assured by the physician in
charge that he was all right after a
few days treatment and could re
turn to his home in a few days.
"Can I go in two weeks doctor -"
he asked.
"Yes, and you can write your
people that v uii are already nor
mal." I le w role at once but in trying
to place a stamp on Ins letter the
tonner supped trom ins hand and
ten under uie laPie w nil the moist
adhesive side covering a cock
roach. Seeing his stamp run off
and up ihe side uf a w all the young
man said to himself, "Two weeks,
thunder, if I get aw ay from here in
two years 1 will be doing well."
OVIIK AM) (l I K
The old mill grinds,
The gay brook w inds
And seaw ard hastens fast
The miller then
Grinds not again
With waier that is p:si.
The humorist
Doth iild i.ikes twist,
And in the hopper cast,
The old joke null
Cm grind ai wall
With humor that is past.
Houston Post.
OABTOllIA.
ARE YOU WEARY ?
Jut Rest in the Spirit. As it
V ere, and Talk W ith Uod
Are vim vearv
fellow traveler
along the journey of life - Are
you languid '- Co t,. your church
'ine tune bi
ongregauii
gather, (m in the sacred wails
and contemplate the holy c ilm that
pervades. Withdraw from ihe
busy world and throng You w ill
r.ot be disturbed, for lew pciple
Jo this You ,w ill not be lostled
and crowded. There commune
with yourself and your Cod. I'n
loek the doors of your heart and
look in upon yourself. Brush
dow n the cobwebs of sellishness,
and sweep out the dust of your
self-importance and pride. Just
rest in the spirit, as it were, and
talk with God Do not bemoan
your hardships and trials, but re
count the blessings and mercies
shown you, a sinner, and see if
there is not much you can rejoice
over, coming from a kind, Heav
enly Father, which will cause you
to praise His Holy name. One
little sinner w ithin the w alls of a
great church, amid its solitude and
grandure, can come mighty close
to God, and He to him. If you
will look oui of self and into the
goodnesses and mercies of the
Father eternal for all you have
and are, and how they outweigh
the little service you give him, you
will come mighty near hearing the
rustle of the wings of the angels of
mercy as they minister unto you.
Meditate in this way, apart from
the marts of trade and it will do
you good. Don't be afraid to go
into a church alone and commune
with your Maker. So many peo
ple want a crowd. Commune with
the Cod of Love, in humility and
with a prayful spirit. It will lift
up the head that hangs dow n; dis
sipate the gloom of sorrow ; and
sw eeten the cup of affliction. The
external life of a man is the crea
ture of time and circumstances,
and passes away, but the internal
abides and continues to exist. One
is the painted glory of the (lower;
the oilier is the delicious attar ol
the rose. Study the inner lite.
The spirit triumphs over form
The external life prevails amidst
sounds, and shows, and visible
things; ihe internal dwells in si
lence, sighs and tears and secret
sympathies with the inv isible world.
The trials and mournings of hie
are but the enamel around the dia
mond, our very hardships but the
metallic rim that holds the opal
glancing w ith strange interior tires.
Yes, brother traveler, if weary,
fami not, but commune with your
self and with your Father above,
and put your w eak, sinful hand 111
His. He will raise you up.--Durham
Sun
MIIR OKIUIN.
According' to a Hmdu legend this
is the proper origin of woman
Twashtn, ihe giid Vulcan of the
Hindu mvihology, created the
world, but 0:1 his commencing to
create woman he discovered thai
for man he had exhausted all his
creative materials, and thai not one
solid element had been left. This,
of course, greatly perplexed
Twashtri and caused linn to fall
into profound meditation. When
he arose from it he proceeded as
follows. I le took :
The roundness of the moon.
The undulating curve of the ser
pei. The graceful twist of the creep
ing plant.
The light shivering of the grass
blade and the slendet ness of the
w illovv.
The velvet of the (lowers.
The lightness of the leather
The gentle gaze of the doe.
The frolicksomeness of the dan
cing sunbeam.
The tears of the cloud.
The inconsistency of the wind.
The timidity of the hare,
i The vanity of the peacock.
The hardness of the diamond.
The cruelly of the tiger.
The chill of the snow
I The cackling of the parrot.
! The cooing of the turtle-dove.
I All these he mixed together and
I formed a woman. Ladies' Home
! Journal.
"I'd Rather Die, Doctor,
lhan liavo my fret out oil," said M. I.,
liinc'liiim, ol l'nniT ille, III., "lull you
jill .lie in.iii iiiaiuri.iii' lulneli had
j Mien aay eiulit toosl if ynu don't,"
Mini all ilo.'tois. Instead, lie usr.l liuek
len's Aniivu salii' till wholly cured. Its
cures of 1V.imiui. l ever Sort's. Hoils,
i I'.iitnn and Piles aM.nind the world. L'.'iC
i at all drutjisU.
ir.
Il you w .J :r,e:v.!s. t.. :i !:.,
pmess and p . .1,.:;., yotu ' .e. i :
get your tie;ii;:M"'s t.nili -'.rg
all the sl.i'kle:- y..:i ever hear.
Forget the tv.riir:,;t:v Fore
the tauh-ti:;.!;. i
her the go 1.! ..;: v.!;dt
you fond ol t:
soti.il quai l I
have heard '
if repeated, vc
sand tunes v. ,
Blot, as t. r ,,s
agrecbles- ,.:
but wail on,
you reme
or ins;, a . yi.u in ,'.
.J; m. and w hieh.
ml. I vceti) a thou
'v. :l: .;, ihey a: .'.
P '-:!.. all the J:.
:'e. Ih v 'ii'l cm:-.
gr...v larger v.he:l
' ;h..n, and ihe Con
stant thought in tlie acts of mean
ness, or, v.,ase still, malice, vv 'II
only tend t- n,At ton -m-rc famil
iar with ih; m ( 's::;.ra;e everv
tlling disagrv... tble :ro:u v cXerdav,
start out w uh a civ.111 shed t.-djv,
and write 1: p..-) ,t t.-r s.veel illeii; .
ry's sake o: he ihv'se things which
are lovelv an,! I-v able.
THI: COS I OF ClHoV I SHIP
A fellow i:. .l t.. pli'iis,- n ujr)
by . inline' inn' u l ' 'k.
i'.ut now t'.'i' ht'i-s
A Sri of furs
Or else you gyt tho hook,
A fellow us.'d to court a girl hy
roadiii' to hor " Lucile,"
A girl to-iluy
Must sr.' tin' play
And hav,. a costly meal.
She waiii u necklace, nnd a
niiLC.a pedigreed Iniil pup,
( r else t here's frost .
1 say t he cost ,
(If courlship's goini; up.
Washington Herald.
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at tins
made out ui
Real
'lvA Roses
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Real Rose Hat Pins
It i1rr. nn M''m pm.iMi. vi il is irtit.
th;H ih.'M' !!n Tins arc mtiid- out ol
rose H,.Hid ch ink'i'ti into rrtt tul ty nst-i n-t
prof This discovery i vit)iou(
do'it'i one oi ihe lost tirts of the iint it'dl
(M",nn. Thr v arc the mwi l;uitilul
ot all M M Pin. Notwortrt'uiikt MmU'
in tin In': 10 on form to ttii ntt utlmir
'j (.isti -h in milhm-i. Six n.'es til thi
3 loUovim; prici's;
M.SO, S2.00, $2.50,
y SA.75, $4.50
fi rrtrrftl iswlkinnaboutthvm. Pon't
L tail to tome in and notMlu-m. 'Ihcscaro
K th.Ajnui.u- prLAMOTIIE Kl Kom-
j !l.tl l iiiv
W, W. CONDON,
ji:vLi.nR.
WKLDON, - N. C.
OCOROli C. UREBN,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
(Sational P.ank lluildinir)
Weldon, N.C,
HUM in I vo
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Headache
tor Years
' ' ' '.11 i :-. Mile;' Ami-Bain
: I .1! the time, and
: :1m !c ..f taking a
" ''.'.) . no mat
'.:." -!, : 1 .:au.-e I nm
' h :'i r that ha
: : :' ui n iu - for years,
: ' ' ' I'. " !" try them
''''.' i 'yed iiv r -o imicli,
' ; .:-!' , !;. her all
; ' : ' . '. 1 v . i., c v ,er-
I 'I l-ai-- thl'l.l
!. i "i' 1. I'liru-i.'Uii.L,
li:: h si.. I Vine, ,k. X. II.
'he:; oersotis h.o o heinlaclio
r ;:.y ott'.e . wi'i-ment or c-
. I hey cannn! attend
"' : '. ''. I' ':::. -. riainment.
" : -a ,r.iin v, ,';!:,v.:t sttl'tVr-':-.-
i '. v.l:,i c..;Ver in this
::: 1 :c Dr. I lll.s' Anti
!' ci :'ih-. Tin-;, vivc almost
''' r iu i v iih.ci; le.a ing
m: 1 . ' -' : . -..'' . ' . I v after clYceis, as
'h'.v '" :'. ''. ;'.':!:;.' the st.nmivli
'i' l-v.,,',: pleasnral.le
s' i. ' ' "- I'ei '.'. s their Use.
Vie; ;i I'.'a ka-c from ysur lrug
Ct. i a'.f i. .leeoi'diiig to direc-'c"'i-.
e:cl 11 ii d'k not honefit
lie will return your money.
t. cljvik:,
attorney at law,
VVIIt.liuN, .X. (.'.
l'r:i"tn'. s .1 ilio .'nulls of Halifax anil
ii.ljoiini.a (...unti.. un.l 11. th.. Supreme
...niit of Uie slat.'. SH-oial nitration.
l'i veu lo culVi'tinns jin.l iioinpt return
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
R" eves CS,is by working them out
c! et s-.s-.t-m thrcuih a copious and
hfae'r.y c: i:;m bowels.
RJ. ev.is ;..:!;'as by cleansing tfia
musTus membranes of the throat, chest
and br.-nrhisl tubes.
"As pleasant to the last
as Maple Sugar"
Children Like It
fir BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS Tr;
CoWf.it s Mdnej and SlaoCer Pills - Sure and Sad
-l'i I'v W . M 1 ,,.. el.K.n. N. ('.'
MOTSCE !
I of Ron nuke k.-ipids' New Store
New (ioods
I I .i v a . 'p. a. 1 11 j in v new .lacc of
: .!- in - in '.11 tin posioiliee with 11 mw
l ii" ..f M.us up p. .i.e.. 1 'loilimtr nnd
1 ..'in s 'u 1 iic!anLr 1 i,ls. Hat. Cups,
!' " l s, la,. ac a line line of
l.ii.l is' -k iisiuid l.adi,.c- Krady-Made
sj s. f.'i ilia spmic. 111 tlie iinest pat-Iiiii-.
at ilia I.ih. ci pn,.,-. t oiiie. lion't
aid 10 c Mm ni spi inir openuu; nnd
.-"iiiliau. pra-as. V, ui will surely save
.i..i.:u- l.v l.uv.ne iii.icnods from
I. J. KABLIN,
l.'i'iini'kr K'aiid. N. ('.
Very Serious
1 It is a very serious matter to ask
J for one medicine and have the
ft wTonc one given you. For this
1 reason we urge you in buying
I to be careful to get the genuine
BLacT-draughT
- Liver Medicine
The reputation of this olet, relia
Me medicine, for constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitata
other medicines. It is better than
othcri, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
SOLD IN TOWN Ft
HELLO !
Thai Parker's Store?
I Yes.
This is Mrs. Wilkms' Boarding
l House. Please send round one
j barrel of
J. K. M. Flour
! and one 50-lb siand Shaffer's lard.
1 Vi'ant flour to make bread for sup
: per.
W. T. PARKER,
Weldon, N. C.
iv..t.M.iiy .d.!,iM-.-i. r rrr HCi'UHNr.n.
10 YEARS' EXPFKlCNCI. Our CHARctl ARI
THI LOWiliT. mi- h I J'lu'Ui i'i Kk.-t, 1, ,.r
fiM rt V'jn It nrd (r. rr-'tf pnlriiinUliiy.
MrillNCEMIKT m ,;t icjh iwU J U..I" ,l
is'iiin, 1 itt ri "'fii'I US. IOVEH
TlUDMIiil SO.n,f it. TM:jt-k.NK. PIM
IONS aiul COPVftlCHl fiiik-kfy ulwuiiej.
Opposite U. 8. intent PfTlcts
WABHIWUTUM, U, V,
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