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Thmsdr.y, July 28, 1910.
ADULTERY.
-I
''Hardlv had the betrothal of ir?2JEZ I ' Tul 71
Priuce George and Princess Mary
been announced," says Philip
Hume Forster iu the Woman's
Home Companion for August,
"when the future Queeu of Eng
, I
land had opportunity to test her
sense of dutv and her self control.
While the Duke of Clarence had
been studing statesmanship as
heir to the English throne. Priuce
(iecrge had been slowly but surely
advanciug in the royal navy. As
an admiral his Hag ship had been
stationed oft Malta, and heie he
had met, wooed and won the
beautiful daughter of Admiral
Seymour- Before marrying her,
Prince George had written a
formal reium emtio n of hia claims
to the thinp of England aud for
a few yaited lived vry happily
with the fair haired. blue-eed
fikteltsh wile who flitted from
colonial pott to" colonial port to
meet her royal husband. One
winter they spent in Keneuda.
where they were most popular with
both English and Aui"iicau
Tvsidents.
''When Fiince George found
himself almost wl tbe foot of the
throne through the death of his
brother. lie realized that it was
one thing to returnee the throne
aud another to have his renouu
ciation aceepted. Queen Victoria
and all the political powers be
"hind her insisted upon the annul
ment ot the romantic ma riage,
so the eng:iem-nt of riincS9
Mary and Prince George was
shadowed by this ugly coud.
The young piinces-j did no in
dulge in hysteris. The e were
nc recriminations nor unpleasant
scenes fur Prince George to en
dure. As his wife, she believed
that she should and would be able
to hold his affect ions, and she
went about the task of winning
the love of the m -u whom fate
had decided should lead her to
throne. In fact, it was generally
felt in En g Ik i d that she was
more deeply in love "ith Prince
Geovge than with his unfortuuate
brother.
'The morganatic wife ot Prince
George was provided for, it is said
by no less a person than his moth
er, and since then no shadow ol
scandal has ever entered the life
of the yonug co;:ple."
The Woman's Home Comranion
heads this as "The Love Story oi
George Y.:' It is all right gs a
love story, a toyal romance; but
neveithehss it is of no credit to
the present king. As king of
England he assumes 11 the lying
attributes of the laoiviou'? Heury
VIII; Head of the Anglican
church Defender o the Faith,
tiois man ora people who be
lieve in one wife and husband,
can tolerate such a proposition as
marrying on-3 wom.:u with the
left hand and then tarn around,
and wit lion t a divorce, marry
another with the right, is some
thing that the Aryan lace never
sanctioned a wifely con-i leration
that was never thought oT by the
Semitics or the Hamites; a relation
' that .Ieus Christ, although a
Semite, denounced, and yet here
is a man, who poes as the head ol
a church, leavii g one woman to
take another, beeaofie th a damned
foolishness of jackusic 1 mon
archy does not permit a uou -royal
born to bea princess.
What assininily ! What disre
gard of the teachings of Jtsus and
his apostle St. Paul"!
BALANCE Or TRADE.
Tf one would read the financial
articles iu the papers and just
take what is said at;out the bal
ance of trade -feeing slowly
slipping from tVs country, one
might conclude that these Uuited
States were on the eve of going
whence the prea -Lcrs ary trying
to save.
The trouble seems to 1 e about
this: ot
exports are int exactlv
falling off;
but we are bay ing so
-much more than we hive been,
that our inr. poits are about to
equal the amount of straff we
send away.
The idea of xprts exceeding
imports being a f avorabl balance
was conceived by the protected
industries of the country and
made a rallying cry with the
republiea-is wh-ru these grafteis
we-e supporting.
Trading between iudividuals
must mean thai there must be
an outgo equal to thaf which is
received, without this there must
be unadjusted a counts, which
lat' or board- must be bal meed
and paid. Vh:t ia trae as to
individuals is equally a; plicable
to nations or countries.
A personal instance will illust
rate: that cleverest and most
accommodating of cashiers, Luther
Hart, had the hardihood and
ghll to notify this editor that he
had overdrawn his account at
the bank.
Now this export or outgo idea
was the thing this editor had
been practicing or that very same
ban'; and the balance should
have been in our favor, if the fa
vor; be trade balance idea holds
god.
Mow good fiiend Hart knows
that it would be iest for thS
bank that we never checked out
more than we Had if quite so
mu h. It our balance remained
below t e debit li-.ie too long he
would as he should charge iater-
est. Bo this would brine us
back to paying not only the '
principal but also the interest.
Without makinjj good, f be import
nf Knnlr nmitlil ai-iaaH f ha .
xPur; aw. wu UV: -
be paying the penalty. The san
rule holds good as to nations:!
that received is what is being
paid on debts due.
The creditor nations of the
world are in order named, Eog
larwl ITroDAa onil rinrmoiit' or H
111 t n t I MM' IlM.IIlt'11 111) I 11111
im
ports exceed their exports. At
one time rt was estimated that
Europe held enough of our securi
ties of one kind or another to
make the interest charge 600,
000,000. To th's vast sum was to
be be added the expenditures of
the tourists iu that country.
sjhilock had had more coming
to him than he ever paid out, until
he tried to get the pound ot flesh.
The republican party claimed
may claim as loud as they
can that an excess of exports ia
iu our favor and we still shown
by the proposition that a farm
that sends out more than it re
ceives in return is being converted
into a sand hill.
Two More Games.
Thursday and Friday .Saraiaga will
cross bats here with our highly ehY
ed amateurs who have taken two
scalps from one of the best teams
ia the State, Elm City and from -a
c:ever a set of bo; s.
As has already been stated the
first game was a splendid exhibition
of ball playing by both sides; the
second was more onesided, one of
the vid.ing players being injured be
ing a factor in making the score
stand Tuesday 10 to 1.
Two more games we are to have
here- this week Thursday and Friday .
Saratoga promising to give the local
team all thaf they can attend to.
That town hss a first class team
and thv piay ball for all it is worth.
Some how .the Southerner takes
more interes in gomes that are p'.ay
el for the fun rather than the mon
ey. Of course it is some'hing to
hire a professional team and have ii
win; but the real delight and the
pleasure of sport is in witnessing
what the homefolks do and rigiA
here this is what is being done.
Dyi -g Friend Inspired ' Miserere."
Men of geuiua are confessedly crei
tares of mood. Grief and adversity
have o:ten been a real help to thea
ra'ber than a hindrance. Poe it h
said wrot e "The Raven" while
sitting at the bedside of his sleeping
but dying wife. .Many similar in
s ances might te cited but an an
ecdot? of Veidi toUl by Carlo Coca
r-ili wffl suffice.
un on 3 occasion wnen erui aw
engaged on his well knowa open.
"11 Trovatore," toe stopped siiop". a
tie passage of the ".Miserere" being
at a 1S3 to combine no es of auffk
lent saJn.ss and pathos to expro.
the grief of the prisoner Manrico.
Sitting at his piano ia the deei
stillness oi the winter night his im
agiaitioa wandered back to tb.
stormy days of his yolfch ende.voi
-ng to extract from the past, ;
plaint; a groan; like those which
pel frsm his breast when he a
hlnisslf forsaken by the world.. All
ia va:n:
One day at Milan he was un-?
ectedly called t3 the bedside of ;
nyiflg friend one of the few who had
reaiaiaed faithful o him in adveui
ty aai ptoapority. VcrOi at tfc
sight of his dying friend fe'.t a lum;
rise In his throat; he wanted k
weep but so irrtense was his grie
that not a tear flowed to the mHsj
of his anguish.
Ia aa adjoining room stood a pi a
no. Vardi, under one of those sud
den Inipu'sea to which men o:
s-i.us are sometimes sai'K'-t sat
do.va at the lattrument and tb
and tieivj improvised the ejjblime
"M s'-rere" of the ' Trovatore.' Tie
musi.iaa had given utterance to h
grief. Boston Globe.
The world's most successful medi
cma for bowel complaints is Cham
berlain's Colic. fJholera and Diarr
hoea Remedy. It has relieved mow
pain and suffering and saved mon
lives than any other met-'icino ' in
use. Invaluable for children and a
dults. Sold by all druggists.
'The Piano With The Sweet Tone"
IN RM.EIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
Meredith College School of
Music has 40 Upright and Grand
STIEFF PIANOS,
and Mr. Wade Brown, Dean,
sas they give tbe best satisfaction
and he considers the
STIEFF
the 'most ar idic instrument in
every respect.
Most of the important Music
Schools iu the South sre equipped
with
; STIEFF PIA.NOS;
a list of them will be farnishei on
request.
STIEFF PIA.X03
are sold direct from maker to you,
at the lowi st factory prices; a
saving of goodly sum. Write for
Price List
CHAS. M. STIEFF.
L. C. Steele," Manager,
114 Granby St. Norfolk, Va.
Mention this paper.
Official Piann, Jamestown Exposition.
NEW PROPOSITION:
Cummings & Little will
give you ccsh coupon
ticke-ts with every cash
purchase you nuke in
their sore, which will
entitle j ou to china ware,
free. Ask for coupons.
Special prices on High
G rade Coffees and Teas.
CUMMINGS & LITTLE.
BNAKESKiN DflftMES.
Can Woman Be Coaxed into Such
Aaaaciation With the Hated Foef
by th advance agent If fashion
. .
warning bythoee who took
too freely upon the wine when at 1
. .
red. The new garb will Include
akin dresses and anakeakia
provided o.ie may believe tide har
binger of at y lea who goes on to ex
plain, what wonderful thing la the
art of di -4l::g can toe aeeoaapUabed
by Che aid of ana beak Ins.
"Marvels," aeys the foretime of
sty lee "can be achieved toy the py
thon's skin in the hands of a clever
designer . This afekn never pulle or
gives. K ia tooth waterproof "and
pUable aud by - skillful manipulation
of its wonderful scale markings may
bring in-to prominence a pretty pain I
or ntde a detect of a woman. By as
ing a python's akin for footwear the
foot can be made to look smaller or
V. can be given btvadth or tapered
to a point. An entire figure can be
modeled in this wy Breadth cam be
attained where deal red; the effect
of aUaaaaas is obtained likewise: a
pretty waist can be emp.iaatsed ; an
gular hips oan be transformed into
rounded out ones aa if by magic. Py
thon'a skins wfii make impervious
shoes for golf pkiyers or to n for
motorists."
WbJt a boon to the discontented fa
wooden as well as to her angular sis
ter. Is&l t'ae wonderful garments
come but woe to Che wine bibber for
bis comfort will be little and hard
pressed.
FLO WER SUPERSTITIONS.
Fear Which Bar Ce tiii Posies Frorr
the House at Times.
Some of the mov curious supers-
tViis about fl owora have to do with
the seemingly innocent ma lor ol
bri"gu-g t-iem Into the house. If you
koep a scarlet g .-.niam in the hoase
all the yeir somoje will surely dU
they say. Bid ntly thbi fear is
current in soxe of the coaet torn
because I is a common cu. om to
keop ttoe sc-riet cerinium in doors
all summer as the win 'm are not con
iucive to btvlding out of doors. I
Scotland bringing a flowering haw
thorn into the house foretells
l-.ith in the famUy. In Norh Cor
many it the cornflower the Kais
er's own bloom that la barred
the house I -eat the bread mo'.d.
i -vonshite toika think it meaaa
daatb to bring to the houce a al
g daffodil when thia ftiwei- fh
appears in the spring. There must U
a bunch of them and th- cowslip
similarly hedged in by s-j&ere Uio
A hydranger ii t;. house "brings
trouble" and tsoowdrops are "un
lucky while wl.dflowera prevent
the first brood of chickens froa
hatching.
No yellow broom should be broug':
into the hou in May. The bojst-
ith bergamont near R ia never free
rom sicknej. A plant of beUotroa
a church will 'keep ia "their placer
it untrue wives in the coogre
It is good luck bo eat the flr
lay .lower you see ia the soring. I
it ta a crocus let K alone; in .ia
trla they say K draws one's atreagtt
toray. Nor mu.t you dig up a cuckoo
..'lower and Wmpt luek by moving
wild daisy isto th- gai-.'en.
K -'P. the anemone is one of
lucky flowers o.' apt ing; wrap
first one in red clo'h and If
urbed IVwlll CM dLens.
1
, Bat'.kbc-o and Vicinity.
Cotton hae g -satly improved
I
the
t .
t.o
is beginning to kxk like July roc'.o:.
The corn prosper. Is aiso brightr
J we ar? now hoping for- an av
erage crop if not better.
J. A. i. ere t. one of th- tr.o"
popular i ;lrsmn of M. C. Brasw
is off on a vacation, lie took hit
leave about the same time some oat
e'e diJ.
w ask e
Jesr? tmnrr rss a mora pro
round re-x-t fir gaeoSene. Fri-lay
ae ap;.i J Uifl P. vkefeller liquid to
a bed an I then scruck a match. He
now n?"d a- i'.ri-r bed. He h i
the burning one out before
otiber dam?ge was done.
Familiarity sometimes breeds
lets as weM as the proverbial
;..a
but
coo
tempt. List S.turday nighi. ::e
Whitehead ma 1 h'.mseir too faml Sai
with the faml'y ot Waiter Red 11
owdw co.o.ea mxr. Keaaioa ordei'.-c
sVfadtabead to leave and as ha per
aietenrijr refused to go. Roddick
usod hU gin alh convincing. bu
not much laarhi:ing effect; for he
shot hi j man in the forehead whlcl
defletod the bdl which coursed un
I t the altin coming out hepini
the ear.
Whitehead ran one way, looking
for a policeman and a do tor and
Reddlck took to the tall timber
W. R.. Pore:I.",. P. Rawlings and
R. E. Joyner are spendiaar ar; fe
days In AauevUle-
Tbe now principal of the Battle
boro High School is Prof. J. W.
Hert of Blsck Creek Va. H-
comes highly rechrim ended, yisa X
Whartnj of Rocky Mount and
Misa May Tiylor Of MargareUaiille.
Va. two charm aad aocomplShod
young ladles will be his assletanta.
A. J. HogooJ. eiw of N9w Church
Va. is here vJattiRf his old hoot.
Next Sunday will he CaMdren
Dry with the Method b Chun.h.
The evening of the same day, i
protracted meeting wall begin.
H. H. Powell and family of Virgin
la are the aues's of Cant nn i vira
B. B. Guipn.
RAMBLER
July 27th.
When the stomach fails to per
form its functions, the bowels be
come deranged, the liver end the
kidneys congested causing numer
ous diseases. The a to math and liver
mult be restored to a healthy con
dition and Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets can be depended up
on to do it. Ekuy to take and most
effective. Sold ty all druggists.
t Arnheim'a Summer Reduction
Sale cojrunences Friday, July 8th.
THE LION'S HEAD.
Origli a Ita Uaa aa Decoration
ror
Fountain-.
eaters the)
aoatttee
on the other ha
t2n astrologcra
fiery and ferocioaa lton ia
part of the aodsac which the
nun
The oonataalatloa which at eaflad
Leo bears very Mstht rsaaaahlence to I
the outline of a I km. Probehiy the
name was oriedaajiy oyplled only so
W principal star. Rrgvaaa. It to 0
cone'ellatiao In the aodtoc tht
lion's heads, which are round 4a a
cteat
in the totter part of July, while the
aun ia still in the atga Lao.
Ni!a la at iU hie" sat atvek
FurthercDor. the Itoaw hold
wtd.ry op.-n im yi in J:nsT rry
aatoatoto for the moutb of a
or water spout 1
tif was employed unhrsrsaiiy
out the Oroco-Rotnan world. Wton's
Mto were found ossd la
at Athens. Bphesve Olympto. Agrig
netum and coontieas other p toe as. I
la not quite cercaai
meat of be lluo'e head aaagUiatid in
Egypt Curtlue deacalhea OA Aaayrtog
t-relief from Badtoa ahoartag i
stream lag from a rtng ehaped v
A lion stands as sf on guard
either aide of the
The water clock which
a lion aad a name which n
gutrdian of tbe skwm. Hei
Ilea of pitectloa any bae
origin of the aaaoctat wo of
Rh fouDtaloe aad U ' eaaJ
have or'.gloaled la Aali. Km
tafi- Amercan.
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Heal h is Worth having and
Tsr-cro People Knew How t
have it
Many Tarhoro people take tj
fori "TK- !.. i ,K
lives Li their heads bv aea ec'loa thelriarKr'
kUlruv. i i Ik.. " --- mm.
kxo te a neip. strt a:anfs
' -r a mi amount of auf
r rtog aad 111 health had there la
no need to auffar nor to reeaaaa aa
aang. p when all diseases aad ac
aa1 pUas doe to wesh kldnera i
be i ckly aad penaaaoctl -ared by
he of Daai Kldner PUIa. H
i a Tar'.oro c
lion
J-Mjph Savsge. Chnrrh . nv
or y .n. l . aays: Kor some uaae say
kldnev s w 're
ea of the kidney
lag s a-.ty and at Umea pakafal I
had sharp pdns la say lolaa aad If
I coped saddenly sharp twinges
aigb- me i wu the ba.-k
it hard for m to straighten. Afr.
tahlag a nujbr of ramedke arfh
r.kai r-iser. I procund uoan
Kllaey PUfcs t Looks Drug 8lo
and began their use They
'ae aches aad paWus and
the pa ss ax ss of the k C: -t
aerre
-as I am pleaasa to rea
Dacna K kin ye Pitta la rati
:a benefit 1 kate derived frost
heir use. .
'or sah by an deal era. Prsr
-ns Foater-Mllhara Co, hafT
Yar. sole sgats for the Uah
M 8U.ea.
rtc.Maber th -.a me -Does
k ao other
Reso u'io-s of F,epect.
la o.'-il:. lo the D vie Pur
aaaj aaaa ti Dams aj sahmUatoa to
oe of the Father of Light
and Lf. the membership of foe
-o. I Loveje No. Id A. F. 4k A. ii
are called upoi again to mourn the
J -par r- of a worthy
able b: acr. E. L. R
the 7th day of March. Ita
rsj 1 1 ue sttDBian aegree of a
Msa'er Maroa. daly adailtUd t
sU.a e et avas.. a. -, m
iwiowaawp in -o sae inner coui- s
of the mystic circle, wtth all th
fOjtrhj, purl egea and raapoaathlVtUe
thereof aad on the 19th day off Jeiy
1910. aase-ed the Final Bcxnaroc
jo at'-e-sd a aaeeUag la Heaven of
h Redcn ed around the Great
Vhlte TLroaa:
Aad adgfhj the fritoralty
nrrow and bemoans the
Is meet aa la Iu wont, mid
th-r dsHaert
perfectly tho'
pirit of bro'herly love r'l raaat bta
vlr'.oe-,
And to that aad ha It rjeofved:
1- That to the aeaanlasjl
deot j of Bro'ber Roberaoo.
Wage loses a faithful officer, i a
true aad aeaUaaa ia raft sr. nasi lost te
attendance upon Ms iilisys aad
aver latereated to Ita wasfara:
2. Thee tho young to year aad
na' orally of reef Hog dteposlUoa aad
mod'et m nner. yet for elevee
yeara l c had stood tree to the ten
aa o- ::asoary. faithful to every
trjet aal among the bretbrea was
abrea-ty dlsUr. Tuiahed ae one w
na conns I waa sough. In matters
off mnent t th craft and
inte oou.ee wWh all
ita
tlr.iy void of effeaaa.
a. toi t we recogwiae too to bla
death, th.- fe ec.aed by
inunity: for aa a aaaa of caff Mm aad
lai-e botlneta retardcaaa. be waa a
te a conaplcuooa aad etcm-d hy
wl th whom he.c
Mci ana tout ware press g a
carerr of street
deaiy cat ahot c
That a copy of these
aeaat by the Secretary to the Tarboro
Southeraer and the Orphaaa Frtraad
fir publication, and o th widow off
tho do: eased aad that same be
i .'.l uprn a page of th mlaajftl
ds 11 eOed to his memory
ReeecUully sob misted.
R. G. ALLSBROOK.
8. R ALLKT.
LES D. HARGROVE,
Arnhetm's
Bala co air
Friday. July llh.
Arnheim'a fill Ball
Friday July lift.
THI flUAADI IN CAMP
h.r Mah
Fine
Credits
The Coaaaoay
! day saomlat at T
ia m
Pit for two oe
tryiaaj
th
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atsff
The
H.
Of 114
of a
thto
of flaw
la that eity
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Jhn be
,
New Bern they
the - c
aa veil aa
the
try
it a local disease i
reused te. gad hy
i cor with local
raaa ad
ej at lacurahle
catarrh to ho a
aid ikataffaai
fisaTaaaal UsU s
efaetored by F. J. Chat
bade, Ohio to tow oaly
4 Co.
ear oo the market ft at
tarnally to doaaa froea it d
tapjoafal. It acta directly ee
the
toe. They orfac
far aay caee it
for cr-nlers aad
Add r-as: F. i. CVeaey h Csx.
Okao.
3 d by all D -uxgtate. T8c.
Take Itatt a f
Moa.
uraa te aacn
Jlo hlad Che klad thai y
soat whea y oa e a bed
or lung disuse Svppoe
coouh syrace cod tow
tors bar mi failed, deal
or horn. Take Dr. Kings
k.xrt
irouble h has
I kipslsaj
I orrhsgae la
I fever aad
the aaoat aaf aad
for all bronchial aff
II . Trial bot-4
Drug Co s
tiCtl. MASftAQft HUVf
aa eiectrteei lser far i
it. I win be at sees aa
thea Maihaa
ARNHEIMS
Summer
Sale
Still Going On.
M
Hssznrr!
hy oo
M is
O Defy, lathe
en I
aal furry
KOTlCt.
the 4h day of
ih p. at. to treated
.to aatiafy aaaaah
aalasl aaaaal aaasaalasl aaaaBF
Thai Jala U. !!
New hi
4s, I we hey theae aaaal
toey are
MAOUtttft DfttJO tfTOftft
SOME Of OUR FflNGY CUKES
eye - rUi
jat ha", jnp arael
tea. TaajfJ
b ii as m 4mmt
fer i he 1 1
Wa Bahe Thwa Fn
day. and aarrrr sVtah
eaougb l-t tj o tLr
4fwjr
l boksaJe aad lictail
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