i . - -. m w Y..-Li Viil N 1 , " A ,WEE KLY - - NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE OF McDOWELL COUNTY. ESTABLISHED 1896. MARION, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1911. VOL. XVI NO. 172 ". '!. : ' . . - ... , . . ' T"" ' 1 f ' -rSmS. XTyi, v - i xX. "',-. v I j r. ... i - - " j ..--t.-w waiter sncrwr . 1 "lw "HPT TT I I L li 1 And A t -r. 'A r ah: rw .. vcuny signing ' V ;. . . r I . , . wvawl tu XV-, OXU 1 Dfde Y6ur wiur year, you 'snail not -r - - - .... ly ucui ouir; ,nBf aoui not xnove H,5i9sep the dawn 6rd&:' lie la no- other, life-: abaveM1 ne aye-me a trlend and a tru, true- love, Aid the New .Year wmtaKe 'em Vaway. T6ld yeanViSu must not gb; ; Soaorig;'as ypTlfere -been : WHhAis; .. . :v -L. He r frpth'd - his bumpers A jollier year, we But tho' his eyes And thb ;his foes He was a fiiend so re 1 c1 Wo DO Sr.- ave seer-xJLi are . waimxg dim, yffi fo & speaK fllohi Jr o me. : - a (N(urLm : Pld year, you ;shalT not jcildso" 1 ; ; q Tve halfr a jriiind to-,dWfvpMa ) T ibid 3?earf ifiypumu He wasV full or jo A But ;all 5Ms meigi oei;vy To sey nim .cKScithe aste 4 Zl I His sdn ; AncE heifa6thride TZ X But hell pe . depre. 7 A y The fM&tlis -starry c nd cblavmyiend, , J - AnceYear; my ETERNAL God m Whom ! is. the hope oE all our years, remember us m 1 by mercy also in this new year of our Lord Reveal Thy dory I it r . ui. uic experience or irs lovs ana sorrows. Forestall hs tears with the abiding comfort ot Thy presence. Make us strong rightly to measure all bur cams J . and to endure with patience every loss I hy love allows. Show us Thy meaniajr in the gifts and opportunities of each new day. Assure us of Thy ' help in labor. Thy delight in our Joys. Qyicken bur minds to clear vision and our hearts to cheerful content Provide for our bodies such vigor as shall be needful for our allotted work. We' leave to Thee the mystery lof the year's events, assured that Thou wilt guide our way. .With hold from ,us all gifts which would prevent Thy purpose for our growin m wisaom ana in service. Only deny us not Thy self Thy Spirit to instruct our hearts, Thy work to share, Thy peace to sail our restlessness,Thy Dresence to resolve our doubts. In the sifting of temptation grant that our faith fail not, and when our years are ended bring us to Thyself, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Happy New Year gf Many Nations Y -. EW YEAR'S day ' has Ju m Liitte Teo Mcn. tc2c -q.5,1! f.;jc u.:::t.::oci.- it cma to bua ta t7rrfiicn ?cna crci ryr4 public IsiUletlor."" U ft V: MS 8 '4 1 it r ft. Vbn Ttra har m tit!.l trl a rf ChjuabpfUinVCoah HrraJy. tt wilt fooanx yxra np all rltt a&l will vara fH any trrtCT toward ;oiactU This rrraMr coaUlm co erica or cibr narcotic and raay l? RlTfn a cec lT to a baby Mtosa a4c!t. SsM by a3 dealers Daily Tnscsht. Cat bop kZ1 calce tbc yccsj. tcr Hora ani YoUa aro ctil Vtn of cr.t Tb quicker a mid ii W.Va rid cf tb lc tbc danpr fruta pr.cst.Ia asl HatU of WittTlr.'Va. f yi: -I fimly brllrp CbmlrUia" Coah TUJy la be alMolcUlv tbo btst "prnnratiao cn the murkut for colds, i bav rwca roundel H to rnr frivol and tWy alt flTfj with t30-" Tor t j all dAlrs. Tbi nsUint at Stan cf life ct Cclx 4 trrcety Ufa. vVv ' T4v '., Orm of New Year Of Is x Like the customs of Christmas, wh!cn, In tbeir origin, are a curtoua for tbo occasion, ct rcTcla. It bas coao down to ua from tbo old German custom of dl vldlnp ibe year at tbo close of those months when It as no longer posslblo to keep cattle out doors. This vaa made quite a fete and In the . sixth . century was meixed Into the feast of St. Martin, Norcmber It. on which day tho opening of the Nov Year. rras" celebrated. " . . Vhlle In Germany Martinmas and the New Year "were Identical, "wlta the Introduction of the Roman calen dar the celebration was gradually transferred to tbo'flrst of January, and with It went many of the Jolly Martin mas customs. . Traces of these old New Year ob servances and supersltlons can si ill be . B .k- . uncea ux lue aj vuo sexgoa is KC5i In different lands. ' ..Our decorations of greens, for In stance, aro a relic of the old Roman superstition of presenting branches of trees for good luck In the cornice year. The glfing of presents bas also come to us from the Romans. They. outdid even the generous Americans, for they used to ask tor gifts, If not received. until one of the emperors forbade bis subjects demanding gifts save on the New Year. One cf the faTorlte New Year's gifts after pins were Invented In England, tn Idown system. B. B. B. Is puinLD- the slateenth century, were the rough tevl to cure all blood dtseaj asd hand made pieces of metal that took Ukin Humors, such at tne place or bone and wood skewers. Later pin money was substituted. A gift that must noter be emitted was an orango stuck with dotes to grace the wassail boWU Applet, nuts land fat fowl were popular oiTcri&ga of tho season. . uiotcs ana giore mosey is a very old Now Year custom which Is still fttala- rd by raisisi. IU iciU eevi jtatrc the fruii teefc frrtn.:r tb& c;b tr of tte. S?atUb'Ac:rlca3 ecrlei- A High Grade Blood Purifier. Go to J. W. Htrrctiriia'a drcc store and buy a botlle of B. B. B, (k)Unic Blood Balm.) It will pur ify and enrich jour blood ard build up jour weakened, broken- . - 4ii- v. kept up In the Increasing use of g!oTe ?rlid breathes ! Over the - snow The shadows; fiicKer. to and frot . . TKf irrrfVkW "eiis,"5thei liht bvums low aa holiday gifts. Ercn more curious are tbo old New Year customs. Many cf ttco are sllU obscrred by old-fashioned wente wb cling to the o!d tradillcns. The old-fashioned Englishman wltl formally ov-ta the outer door cf bit bouse on New Year's ct Jct at tb approach of midnight. This Is to ll out the old year and ujber In lb tew. t V Tii arielve o-cloc, . . . AL-15HaK.e hands, before -you die. si&mL A pfl SDBar. well dearly me forJpXiVS . HiiaWlsgrog sharp ancHiffi') Alai! fri is gone.::. li.. ClosUnis eyesjI.tie up;W . yJ ;poeYanet :lnew3face v: .:; i : . . J Tennyson.- the observance of New Year's day are also relics of Ideas that date from early heathen ages. The French de rive their term for New Year pres ents from the 'Latin word, Strcnla, the name of a goddess whom the Ro mans venerated as the patroness of gifts. There was a grove In Rome dedicated to this goddess, where It waj imtnma r-tr r fat frH Irtpt in ptvn tn frfondu nriA ro1att on ' TC SCCtCh make KUC3 Of NW Yrmf. tv,i f U Is generally uhrc4 ta wltb a "bos i the emperors. Roman subjects made nt.- brewed at borne and drunk by New Year's gifts to their sovereign. . V d,s tb. bewt Ancrr,atti tirh miintittAt nf Jut miuni-t strikes. these that he had gold and silver -After hearty gret!nj to tbo New .statues made of them, Tiberius did r. c rJw crra away with the usage, because be con- cheese and cakes, fa taken to, tbo sldered It too troublesome to express nouses or mo ntigaoer. ic cm 10 thanks for the gifts. Caligula, on the .nter anoinera tome ca lb rust cr contrary, reintroduced the custom, and January bestows gtxrl luck 03 tbo fam- even made up for hla predecessor's re-, lT or ine year. fusal to receive presents by requlr lamany or me ncouisa rtr.mrnts Ing those that bad bsen offered to him Tca Jet the ushering la cf New Year to be given to himself as arrearages. isvmost plcturruc At five miautea The custom. of making New Year's fceiore twcite tne soiaienr, ctau oy gifts, notwithstanding attempts to sup- in oiacsl oaa ,a repmeni crci w press It, was continued after Europe M amer lime, mama eui 01 oar. bad beeorne Christian. For a time Dres-.raCKS neaqea oy mo nana puymg ent inkklne wan' transferred "to Easter. AUld Lang Syne, pledn- this whole country. One's chances of 4e"ath by Ughtoifig ae less.thto in a mUionv . Th. chance pf4f4tWr)m liver, kidney or stomach trouble is vast IF greater bui.cofc it jaectnemtjerffibe MinWaW from virulent liver trouble andyeUow jaundice. He was then compIetely.CTred :nn.frtft -Ritterfl. Thev're the pest stomach, liver, nerve and kidney remedy anA KinrJ Vinriffcr cm earths Only ,50c ILfAVWV W ' . ... r x at StreetmaiVs drug store.1 " ; . f ' : Dally Thought.-;- oriard well thy .- thought; iy. our thoughts . are heard in heaven.- Young. AM- IIaMa MinitTiAnt. For litsKiiha.brisi soreness of the muscles and: rheumatic pains there is none better than Cham berlain's. Sold by all dealers 7 but later it was again associated with the first day ott .Tanuary. ' - " .. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. 1 by LOCAL applications, as they can- not reach the seat or tne cusease. va tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it yon must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure m had WtroiWed with . cOBstipa- Mo, tot two years tod tried 01 f TfijTt noict medicine. toSt phTOns.in tot .em.rw ft 55a" described br ne of the best "ii tea i - , 4 , Just at the stroke of twelve there comes a knock at mo gate. "Who goes there?!" calls the sentry. 'The New Year, Is the answer. Advance, New Year," Is called back. The gates are, thrown open and tha smallest drummer lad In the regiment. dressed In Highland costume. Is car ried in on the shoulders of tbo men. and marched around tho barracks to the pipers tunes. The rest' of tho night Is spent In carousing. KhcQtC&Ustn, Ulcers, Kaltcg Sorts, SrphUitic HlocJ Poison, Catarrh, Kczcmt, Itching Humors, Iihintrt atxl Hamps, Bor.e Palrts , Pirn pi f QA Sortf, Scrofula or Kcrr.W, Sucvratinc Sornu, Ro:I, Car-hur.clt- H. 11. IV. curr alt ihem hom troubles hf killirf h poi on humor ar.J rUirJ'il frca the sviVrrj. 1L 11, Ii. it lh oclr blcKxl rtzz&ly thai ran do thlt therfforr it cure ar! K-aU all orr$ when all cU $ t?r lann? bottle, with c!irrctio for borne cure. hn?t" frv? by mriU BlowJ lislm Co.. AtUsu, Ga. Ctek WevS ty Vi. tt !s Ittd cf a cJosk ta Vrzti lis ti Las nttr t wcat 17 ta: bands, tl ta tt;l tizt by lia they could do notmng ior me, Thomas p. V5v"iUiams nddleipb: Twa nackases x)! AjnamDenain aph and Liver Tablets cured me, sale'hy' all dealersr : 4 v " rrt Vv I physicians in this country for years and Stem- U a f egularpfescription.. It is corapoe--8 Diem LjA.vt rr.v?T,1 X' U4 I ' i v A 'CflmeS'elf.purilshea. , jfr -'thief entered ahouse Jn Riverside rirWft; and tstdlef flveT volumes .of joe-. try There's a 'crime that carries its wipuxilshmentN York "Herald. Javcd tllar wife Life, with the best blood purifiers,, acting dl- .iy.irife would 1-have, beca in; her 1 feet combination of the two ingredients Muscadine, Ala., if it had not brn for is what produces such wonderful results Dr. King's New Discovery, fetid was In mrini? Catarrh. Bend for testimon- down in her bed. ; not able to get no ials f ree.- F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold bv Drujririste 75c. Take Hall s 1? anuly rius iorconsupniiou iWnman loves a'cleaf. rosy complex ion. -Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the j blood.1 clears the skin, restores rnaay, sound health. - ' . - . withontheln. Bhu bd a wvcre bron rHirAl tmnble and a dreadful cocsh. I t hrr a bottle of Dr. Kins a Xtew tn- toverv. and she oon hzxn to mnd. ' ... . ..i M and was weU in a snort uin iniui NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE Marlon People Should Usm ta Detect the Approach cf Kidney Disease. . The symptcma cf kidney trootU ara $o nombtakatit thai tby kv to groend for dxitt- fck kilnrya crvtc a thick, clocly, C.Te.ra crirt. full of iodlnjeat, Irrralar of pa.a or attrndcl by a tniallcm ef icsudirg. Tbo bark acbf conjtas'.ly. bmAcbfa I disi y t;ll may occnr and tbo victim Is cfun wtigh.l down try a feeling of languor and fatigce, !S"ir lect tho wTLrnlngs and tbre U dar.r ef Hrighfa discw or drojy. Any cna of thee symptoms Is warning et;cgh to lin treat! iJt tha kldnpya at cto. Deist citcn rror'ra f sUlT ' . , Yoa caz3nsi no better rrdy tan DoaA O KJdivry rlu ueros iixnoa proof: ' . i I . Mrs. J. C. Brown, uarcea & brnng Sta. Marion, N. O. says: "I - centre? Dean's Kidney nils worth tbHr wiht In rold and I do not know haw I ec. l v have f?ot :a alccg witbrct thn- I have keyt this rrrny la the bc f rr V For PrlvateTelephone ; Service. i Many British business men . are of th mfuln-rr ' that? England would have a better telephone service if It out of; the government's hands. were . Profit In Study of Names. " To study o'it names may often brin a gooa Oeai'ii not onij amusemeai, but. Doslttve Instruction and educa tlon.- Try It on. your friends, or per haps, better, your enemies. . For then you can prove for yourself the old proverb (hereby Invented on the spot). Tell me your name and I can tell you what your ancestors .were. roHAhlfi rvmedv on cArth for desperate I the rawt Grs yeara, g?Ur rar rz;T lnni? troublf. be monbagea, larrit. asthma, hay fovir. croup and whooping rrm?h v- ti oo. 'inai iwuio xrrc Gnaiantcod by J. w. fcireciman. Lessens Danger From,DUea Germs The use cf muilla In dairy windows t.f4 nf r&M said to leasea tha danger from disease gcrma. baa nerrr failed to g1v? uv. relief frma tackacbis an d oth rr k i Iney tir e ra " Forfait by alldfairra. Frirocccu. Foer llilbcm Ca, EaIo, :.r Ycrk, jell arrnU for tht Ucill butt Ilemralcr tbl Cjuso Xi;s ail taka n-3 other. '-

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