News from Route 5.
Several of our neighbors at
tended thelVasonlc picnic given by
the Masons at Loch Lily. The
Speech deliered by the Governor
was commended in the highest
terms.
A lawn partv was recently
given by Mrs, Mollie Satterfield
for the pleasure of the young
people and one was also given by
the widow Laws, and one by Mr.
R. B. Holman.
Miss Bettie Lou Denny, of
Burlington, spent last veek with
Mr. P. S. Roger's young people
on No 5.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Satterfield
are to be congratulated as they
recently admitted a fine little cook
in their home for eighteen years.
Mr. Ira Rogers spent some
line iast week with his father Mr
P. S. Rogers and with his brother
Mr. Frank Rogers.
The writer preached on the last
fourth Sunday to a large crowd
a: Harmony, and I never saw
peoole better behaved or more
attentive. This church and people
have greatly improved since I
was there in a revival service
about eight years ago'. After ser-vic.-s
I went home with Mr. H. C.
Hi pieman and partook of his
bju:;rious repjst which I enjoyed
vi-y much. Mr. Fogleman asked
' x to look at his Japanese Wal
ru: tukI I observed that the fruit
v: s '-owing on tbe tree in clus
io; v i nine and ten in a bunch,
wWd I thought was very beau
tiiV and the trees are useful for
s :.;Jc. I parsed by the home of
our Surl correspondent and I
ob-v rved that he had his farm in
;tdoj condition.
A protracted meeting was car
ried Cm a.t Mt. Zion Methodist
i."Mirch last week but I have not
h J what success they had
; o-re than to say that the preach-nv,-
started good.
I will give you readers my text
am! outline on the work of sin
and instruction.
"The son of God was mani
fested that he might destroy the
works of the devil". 1 John 3:8.
I. Let us see what the devil's
work is.
1. It is deception.
2. It is interference.
3. It is to slsnder.
4. It is theft.
5. It is to hinder the gospel.
6. It is to rebel against light.
7. It is to harden the heart.
8. It is to make war.
9. It is to hate and lie.
10. It is to kill Goer as prophets.
11. Consider the deadening effect
of sin if it has no conqueror.
1. The world would sit in dark
ness.
2. The church would be crushed
out.
3. The law would be disobeyed,
4. The world would be power
less.. (Oohn 8:37).
5. Ignorance would prevail.
b People would reject knowl
edge. (Hosea 3.6).
7. Sin keeps people from life.
(John 5.40).
S. Sin resist the Holy Ghost.
(Acts 7.r 1 )
9. Sin would turn all nations to
hell. (Psalms 9; 17)
III. The methods our Saviour uses
in destroying the devils works.
1. The spy glass of friVlightand
truth.
2. His own blood remedy.
3. The gospel his artillery.
4. The sword of the spirit.
5. Prayer his entrenchment.
6. The cross his bayonet.
7. The church his war ship.
8. Missons his breast plate.
9. The father His commander
in-chief.
The meeting was well attended
at Antioch last Sunday, It, was
stated that not more than two
th'rds of the congregation got in
t--e house. 1
Brother Usry preached two
sermons that had the soul wining
tendency and were living ex
ponents of the Gospel truth, ,T)ie
Pastor kindly insisted that the
christians and the church be
earnestly engaged in prayer and
toe meeting closed In the" eveine
with a fine impression.
Mr. Obie Tinge, .of Durham,
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will conduct the singing at Antioch
this week. He led it : weli last
Sunday.
Mr. J. S. Coleman,- of Moriah,
attended services at Antioch last
Sundav and said the singing was
the best he ever heard. "
Mr. J. L. Garrett and wjfe. of
Roxboro. were present at Antioch
on last Sunday. Mr. Garrett was
'ively and in as good humor as
ever, and is a snlendid fellow.
I ,was asked by a friend howl
wrote so much and kept up with
my work. I replied that I did it
by taking notes of what I saw and
heard whether it be available for
the newspapers or not. If you
desire to Improve as a writer and
save time take notes of all you
see and hear. Select the best from
vour note book and send it in and
dis'card all the inferior news.
Send me all the names of people
you can and, let the descriptive
adjectives be in their favor. One
the best newspaper men in the
country told me that not more
than one out of a hundred object
ed to seeing his name in print
and that one was more than apt
to be a crank" and had but little
aspiration for literature and did
not care to get high in the world's
history.
R. H. Jones.
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Morris-Webb Drug, Co.,
Says Hen Lights His Pipe
i he white Ughorn hen owned
by John Grohan, of Glenville,
Westchester, Pa , which was re
cently to have helped him build a
chicken coop by holding the naili
in its brak after he had smashed
his finger, is alleged mow to have
learned a new trick.
It is said that when Grohan gets
home after his day's work and
sits in his easy chair on the porch
the hen goes into the house, gets
his bag of tobacco and pipe and
them to him, Then when Grohan
has filled his Dipe it is added he
put a match in the hen's break and
she scratches it across the floor,
and then he lights his pipe.
Grohan declares he expects to
teach the hen to put out the match.
irs pjDjle m;n and women.
are suffering from kidney and
bladder trouble than eyer before,
and each year more of them turn
for quick relief and permanent
benefit to Foley's Kidney Reme-
which has proyen itself to be' one
of the most effective remedies for
kidney and bladder ailments that
medical science has devised.
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After Dinner.
"Lady," began Hungry Hig
gins, "I'd thank yer fur a meal."
''Ah!" exclaimed the bright
housekeeper, "you're one of these
afterdinner speakers."
"Not exactly, lady or I wouldn't
be so hungry. I ain't got so much
as a chestnut about me." Catho
lic Standard ancTimes,
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGF
Roxboro People Should Learn to De
tect the Approach of Kidney Disease,
The symptoms oflkidney trouble
are so unmistabable that they leave
no gronrid for doubt. Sick Kid
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sensation of scalding. The back
aches constantly, headaches and
the victim is often weighed down
by a feeling of languor and fati
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Wiley J. Winstead, Jr., Rox
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loins. Upon reading about Doan's
Kidney Pills, 1 procured a box
from the Morris-Webb Drug Co.
and they beefited me more than
any other remedy I had previous
used."
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New York, sole agents for the
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and take no other.
Many a Suffering Woman
Crags herself painfully through
her daily tasks, suffering from
backache, headache, nervousness,
bss of appetite and poor sleep,
not knowing' her ills are due to
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Pouliry Notes.
Keep the young chick out of the
rain and dampness.
Corn, with nothing else, is the
greatest cause of no eggs.
Artificial inenbaton in recent years
has assumed large proportions
Over-feeding causes chicks, to
be inactive and susceptible to dis
ease. The very best rule is to watch
the fowls and feed about all they
will eat.
The material used in prepaing
the nests for sitting hens should
be fresh and clean.
Ducks are very dirty about the
water pans, making the drinking
water outfit for chickens. .
If you cannot get one this year,
get a brooder and wait for the in
cubator until next season.
Fowls require the equivalent
of aboute 27 pound sof dry feed for
each 500 pounds of live weight.
Hens reqnire plenty of green
food as well as. room for exercise
in addition to liberal grain feed
ing. A hen that is laying an egg every
other day will consume consider
ably more food than one that is
not laying at all
Chickens and duckline bred
from immature stock have not the
same vigor as those whose par
ents were full grown.
The unsanitary conditions of
the coops is the cause of the mor
tality of thousand upon thousands
of chicks every season.
Apple kerosene to, the roost with
a cloth or swab twice a week dur.
ing the summer or warm weather
to kill the red spider lice.
There are almost as many ways
and methods of feeding and car
ing for turkeys are there are local
ities where they are grown.
Frequently cleaning arid disin
fecting or all the poultry qua rters
means less trouble and more pro
fits. Use carbolated , whitewash
freely.
Earle Tyson, the 18 , year old
son of R. L. Tyson of Carthage,
was killed by a stroke of lightning
on the base ball grounds there
Tuesday evening. He and other
members of the team ivere prac
ticing on the grounds when a cloud
gathered and just before the rain
commenced the stroke got in its
fa'wwic oaQnV' who, was in
the open field plaginy shortstop. '
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Mr. Tobacco Grower: ,
. ... Yourcrop ot the smokerV need is in good condition
lor this season andyou should be able to make at least the average
yield, or possibly 500 pounds to the acre.
If you get last year's price and you may get a better
one your cop will make for you at least 150 to the acre.
You are perhaps 35 years young, but growing older
every day, and you are, of course, thinking of a provision for your
old age and for your family after all work has stopped forever."
You beleive in LIFE INSURANCE. That goes without
the saying. A policy in the UNION MUTUAL, one of the most con
serative and substantial companies in the entire country, will cost
you, for One Thousand Dollars, the very small sum of Twenty
seven dollars and sixty-two cents, or a little more than half of the
sum you will raise from one acre of tobacco.
This policy is on the Ordinary Lie plan. If you want
another and perhaps a better form, or Twenty Pay Life, , wherein
all payments stop in twenty years, the premium each year will
cost you no more than Thirty seven Dollars and thirty-five cents,
or about three-quarters of the money you will make from the one
acre.
Each one of these policies is on the ANNUAL DIVIDEND
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buy more INSURANCE with your profits, made for you by the
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m ' TTnJiSn' J?0' eF'h policy has guaranteed LOAN AND
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