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Machinery.
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- 1 ! Y" i. i t 1
Write up a nice advertisement abort
E. E- HIL.LIARD, Editor and Proprietor.
Villi"-
,y. iu-ert It Hi
THE DEMOCRAT,
!U)rl you'll "'see a change in buine-s all
ai-'iun't.''
0
PROFESSIONAL.
K. V. O. McDOWKLL,
VOL. IX.
IS IT WOffl LIVING?
BEV. TEOMAS DIZON ILLUS
TRATES BY JAY
GOULD'S LIFE.
SCOTLAND NECK N. C THURSDAY AUGUST 10. 1693.
Office North corner New Hotel, Main
Street,
Scon AM Nk . k. X. C
'Alwavs at his office when not
... omr-isa'd elsewhere.
oe-ss.o ........ ...e.-- y .
D
R. FKANK WHITEHEAD,
Plain Words about a Kan Whose
Thoughts Centered :n Self
Contrast With the Men
Who Toiled for
Humanity.
( were mar-h.s d .uau.-t "U
,,,1 ,u ,f,ro de-norne ?i im-iraes of ; flint we can n-e for our-e!e.
" .1... n..' :!! 'ri.'.s
, ,... r,,., time ! N Icn ...,.n, ,- at, . -" - "'"
' T.,,a1ift.,f ,!,e,,,.., i- ,! 1-ijr fbfe- I- -uMW,,! 'k ., rt
.!,.. .i,.,.-..t i . ,".n-i.. I :;.
the million.. There have aiwn men j in Frame. After 1.:- return fn,u
who 1,0-ed enormous wealth, m.d j lament at Elba he iA- , w-u to tl, dark hour.
who have u-ed that wealth for the pur-1 orphan. ,1-1. remain! m,.,,-. , ; !
1 I... , L,,!,! Is 1 , 1 !.". M
,H,seof healing the estranire n.ent- oi , 1 lie -ins ciou, - j
r ' i 1
SUBSCRIPTION I'KlCfc ii w
NO. 38.
is Life
Worth Living?
1UKt '!
WUh jour A'.Mt ' I
r :
That lieporvk nrHn HiC j C il llFllIli) C
Liver. If no Icri ULIMU W
.I.LUL
)tnce North corner New Hotel, Main
Street,
Scotland Neck, N. C.
fi? Always founrl at hi- oflice when
not iMofet-ionally engaged el.-ewhete.
7 G lv
0
U. A. C. IT VE KM AN,
emvt '--: Tl ?11 '"r? "t fX-
Cai-e CiiAULKr-, Va., July Kev.
Thomn- Dixon, Jr., preached at Cobb's
isi.ui'.i today liie iifiii .-eiiuoa of n.c
series on -'Money." The subject today,
Whs Jay (;tuld,H Life Worth Living?"
The text chosen w;ih Matthew xvi, " :
'For what shall a man be profited if lie
-hall Kain the whole world and forfeit
his life?"
they had dh-d him. A 1 ( what .4
it tl,:lt the hatC- arc 'h hf- t-
. - ! .. 1 ......
. . , . ., ; l l ... t , i.r. . ,u ,i Tf.tr M an-! ;. i ! ; . .ii ... ,
klllU. All till.- Iii'jrm n:o- ifu n' : ' "
work of Mr. Gould, hut nothing could j They -overcd Id- hand- dh ki-M-.
.... r i.: I Tltov t.M.k the riuu- from their ri:pr-
have oeen lariner ii'nn nt- -'i . i .
, I i. 1.:. -hhI nam. tear-!io:!e. and hecanu "j
fara-weknovv. Hn hie -.v, the me j aim pm o -x f h,,, ,K,i n,a
of the ,uccce-iul nu-.ne- ,nan, een- j tel. on in, v-ai cin.-n., - ; h,r,er than
i th-v crowiie 1 an anul hmi. -ianni:i; u.r r
si.ii ; from hi- hack d.r. or the Italian
terloo :,nd tran-portatn-i and bani.-h-. 1,1
, i i f , if,.!,, thai hrokc -tone- on tin- payment
mcnt and the rockv l.dand of m. I - ;
na". The old jruard uent down in hIo.,i j front of hi- palace
tert-l up" e'f. And the love of coun
try and hiunaiiity in its hrouder ?-ense
are irreconcilable utterly with such a
principle of action. He lived thus for
himself, and he died in himself. In his
,..;n V.i. tfft not a dime to the commu-
In view of our discus-ions of the in- nity from which he drew it. It was and death, and hw empire fell uhh-.j
Okfic-: Over J. D. 1'ay's store.
OlYu-e hours from U to 1 o'clock; 2 to
r o'clock, p. m. - 1L y
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C
JjAVID BELL,
Attorney at Law,
ENFIELD, N. C.
Practices in all the Courts of Hali
fax ani adjoining counties and in the
Supreme and Federal Courts. Claims
,-oilecied in ali parts of the State.
O O -i V
W,
A. DUNN,
.t irony e y-a t-la w.
Scoti.vno Neck, N. C.
1'rrctiees wherever his services art
required. Y
! H. K ITCH IN
trinsic value of money and its relations,
to men and its desirableness, the ques
tion arises, Ib it worth a man's while to
4i ve his life, his genius, in the mere
etting of money? This question can
host be answered by an analysis of the
ifc of one of the most distinguished
Vmeric.un who was the incarnation of
hi problem. If ever a man personiiied
i he modern commercial spirit, it was
Mr. Jay Gould. With much of the
personal abuse heaped upon him by
enemies, men who had axes to .yriud at
his mill and could not grind them be
cause he was a sharper man than they
were with this abuse, I say, 1 have no
empathy. Such personal nbnse is
worth little either for or against a man. j
It is usually given by those who have
personal ends to serve, and its value to
the student- is less than nothing.
NOT A Hi 1'0( KITE.
There are some things th;.: -u e
said about Mr. Gould that do not call
for condemnation. He gave employ
ment to a certain mimber of laboit-rs.
tw-ionrdh- he was temperate hidus-
. , . . ..:.. ;.. r..v tl.i.ir i rrash. The ma'-mtn-ent lemp.e .sn.tn
leit to nis ousprm.u oi mini.,
he hai lnult ot m::'t"r -i mho .
night. He was left in poverty, a pn-
sole benefit.
OED Ills I'OIA'
Second is ouch a life worth living one
physically? What r-haii it prolii a iaan
if he gain the whole world and forfeit
Ills Ul .
-. i i i - of mi:
Ye did. it ! ; ." oc.'.:
i .. :i. ;.. i.;. n i...
were -1 1 1 1 1 in
hom
inactive t! whole fV-
letn i ".! of onier -tlui
Lrt-Hih is i ), dif-stion
j-vr, lua l ln!l oi arhinr,
fiierry and liojwt'nlr.ef .
frone, the tpint j de
j re-e , ? i cAW weight
c xit alter v it:n, wth
poneral despondency f..i 1
i'"" LI" Tx.v2 Liver i'
the !u UHi-kei jer of tlio
health ; and a harmlcw,
fitnple rx-n'.ttly tht ftct
like Nature, tloe not
con.-tiHto afterward or
rcfju;n con -t. mt tnkinkr,
Ims not interfcTu with
lv.fineA or pleurc dur
i:i;r i use, mnVe Sim--lacs
Liver Kee?ul:;tor h
liujdicul '! ero?i.
It.. I (.lure : .' ! '!
II d- !! e Vi H
.'. U e ' ki : ,.'
t ' .;.-)'... 'lit 1 Si.' , I i'-r :
. b-. i e -. - i
"..Kf: aid . .it- I ! nif
1 ji tdts . f t-n t o. o-..
I ! of the 5 -! ' lb I l "f N .1
H r-t,.r m North Cjro:u-..i
. -!, ! Iur K.utn sippbt- t! -u
I....', u l!l .l.H(l u ! ! ' -b
t!..i UoC! .
v i i. i IT M r: '
M !l li . t "
, ' l !
; l')!.! .J. I -e MI -..: '; "'-".V'
. asylum-, coilcu-e-. One hi.ivin-i . JC .
nii' ion .! ilars . ere .11
id lie did?
Take nil lii the Uenuine.
, i 1 It v 1. k... . . . . .. T r.
!.:.... 1 ' o i li ! Mi HI .11 - (I '.-II:C1 "I. vniwu "-. - . . --
na- tiaau- that stir-: u...n .u.-. , , t.K,!ne . .
..: , w..,,l,,. T,c,-c w,- onethinu the allcvhuion ..f h-mwn -n.ietm,.
I , t i r ,!-,., .n-oh-f i Their dream- .rv-ndi.-eo in ot ik a ..I
' that sur ived the cia-h o) t!.e enqiio ,
. 1 1 i ..I
loU Ilil'll, All . ! I'i'l eO "
-mit'h ant'lv "ji.c .,!! '
o interim! Jlielicite H-.pott'.l 'un"
.11- I -It
: - 'be
i. II. M1.I A CO. . !i : . ti cn a. i! h. .)!
lt, ) mort:;r, -i"!ie and ccimi-.U.
,.lon, busing -v,.,M in w.,i 1. ! .1.- ' "-"- ' i ' ;' ; ,,. ,
o; i n' ' -
, a:':; - n'
t ( i -; 1 1 1 ; -i me :iye
c.'ieen -1
the Jionrs
, a Mo t. nci'ai land.-.
of tb.e fits .!!:
)1 .
hi tin- dark o nai ter-
e
!:.,;!; hi
: c:i -; a-d
Roanoke Poultry Yards,
4.C LASMI 'KK ( O.. - -Pro-..
Mr. CJould moved was a great fmna: e j K!s-e
in which the nerves of men are burned i abided. :he
upasfuel. Heplayeilat great games ; ionelna -; a,a . " ' j .
on. hose issue hung colossal fortunes. mm even nt n.e a " it,.m,1:t!1; u.e dark qn.ute.
., ..i...;.. ton-! w inner woris 01 unr. .
Jit pant tne penanv m ....
i ,i. ..a...... wi of liib.Mlv. i We i( ally live n
i-mii aw !i!niw M-r" j ! ho-i.i!a!s and home-.
, r . : 1.1.. . I.,,-.. ! tui: nos-ios i ' 1 ' 1 i .o -o I M I i . 1 ' . i
He 1. veil the hie ota nn.-e,. ,. . .. ; ,r.t,;-cme comm. r.-ial '-eam- a,, t : m .... ....... VI:T1I
iitcvonn iivurj. . a.-K- ;. 0,0 ........ , t
i his ioitune. and it -re 'o.acc I'eop.c ; ( oM! A' UE OF LAND
. j . ii. .(" ! v x ) re 1 .- 1 .
i,. Tliev i'! iii U: '.'I'-ir r. I on. ci-eke-e! -ip.-
l!f., ' V ..t itc'' A (Us- "' Tl '
. 11. . ..... . 1 . . . I : . . .. I . . .
;!.e !ml'. hand, It"-. A' 1 ;
l", . l,..,r. ulcte ..ud I D '
!..'; 11c til i ntiU- - i j . -
.-, i i l.o.itht'l lln.i V I I
JOHN 0. GA9IAGE
- 1 . : . 1 ..... . 1 1 ' e 1 i . 'Mil 1 ii 1 1
not ):; -el:, hut in onisas. ; .
- : d! il.eir
P.,-: ib: man of
c; 1 i u- i at . d f r
lit . K IM.ia - M l 1 '.I M .
I iioi.oi . ;ii;i:i o ,o -! .1 i 1.-.
I . 1 -. 1 . ' i- o 11 n J 1 . . J..o
a -.- . n ; -
He was com lie! led to eal the coarsest
f li- -d.Mp'a-a H' h:"d
money enough to gel the. delicacies of
the earth., but he sold his body, he sold
his appetite, he sold his stomach, he
sold his digestion, he sold his muscles,
his ees. his head, his arms, his feet-
he sold his body for gold.
...I- w
1 i; I I I . iX . ill . ! N !
aw Plaster, lirit-k.
a.-k : onac.oc. 00.0. ... ., ...a;.... 1
, .. r l ltiv.dos;.an. and other- neaiu ai.. 1 o ieu . pi ! 1 i . 1 . iu ,..o,..-
iin'ibshed cit;:'.en ot i wton icuii , , .1 11 . , 1 Td
., .. . ,! r(.s(.ue and to save. The vo.rid in , b.u-hi i.v m-.ntb- old. ...i .Tl'.
read a paper before a ohdosophic dun i " . . iTIu-v !;,v 111 l'v- lhan .no bi. k-n- !
L I H-.
1. I
. ... ...... ...,i ...
Is Life Worth Living?-lI,",n, '"''1 " - 1 . on .,.(.(1.,p ... -t-m d b all . -mil : v me.
irallerv in which every cry of -u.teriug. ' 1 iMMi l!,.i.
on the subject-
He was a man who possessed million--
of dollars. He lived in a luxuriou
land di.-tress from earth'- remo:e-t
Sewer
Pine
We V. ii!
1
i
Attorney aild CrmSSlor at LaWs I tri0it. . He cared for his family. He
ScuTt-Ai.'o Neck, N. C.
0 tice . Curnev Alain anu ..c -
1 IV
enth Streets.
I. X Mercer & sou.,
32'i East Main Street..
KICHMOXD VA.
LUMBER B0XMISS10N MERCHANTS,
-o-
Gives persomtl and prompt attention
t,, Mil consignments of Lumber, Shin--le.-,
Laths.fcc. i IT 'JO ly
uas not a hypocrite. He gave JflOXKlO
:o missions. He did not have any
religion to speak of. and ho did not
The commonest workingman th
.arncs ids p;ul to his task and ate his
; .. n 1 bounds rang in rvvv: ot -.-v man - ear-. -j,l ,.i,i.-ken- :;re hi
it ! oahae on a magnificent avenue, tic. j ' .
a man of -u:-ure, of thorough '-lu-
It was hi opportunity n ni- n-
! oldv his own i'lHiln a", hut i M-'gn land
h"'. o a ! h ' f i'1't'- i
ick . V i 1 1 ' 11 .1- li - i I
, f
-. 1 ii u n . 'o u'' I
l N '
;', r ! 1 1 ! e 1 1 a '- ' ' i
. , . . di, v tii own I'liiiiiui.'-ui 1 1 ...00 . .
.1 - 1 ii. ,vu. ; writer , laaioiiiu 1
:.i u'lw vichrv n canon. . r 1 ;.. ,
multimillionaire, woo was migiitv as a 1 hooked on the depths of the Meuiiena- , , - . v .1. i LAS-ITF.l: A- GO :
tt ' 1 1 !io.'r no ! i nsooiiii 01 ..... ...
lie t:s '.-" " i- ' . : 1 ... I ,t. ,;. ;,.
, I , I I . I ! I ' !" .I ..III.. ' ' ....
11 ii to ;
' 1 1. i. t ..I ( '
I 1 1 f a . 1 1 1 ;o.
industries, and yet how miserable the giving
C'. I I ' e
.ulte:-
t,r. sitocU- Exchiimvc-
n i.. -ot. i,-il-foVo-'(!Vi; show that human life wa- no;
a power that could be seh o t ia ,o. .u.
of
KINSEY
etend to have any that is. so htr f.u,,,re wlen confronted with the pow
1 :!H WKSTitl.'N MIsSloN AHY.
-NEW
-o-
After six years experience, I feel thor
oughly competent to do all work
that is expected of a
WVTCHMAKEK ani JEWELER.
W ATC 1 1 M A K E 1 1 and JEWELER.
Keiwirhis & Timing Fine Watches
A SI'fX'IALTY.
i :ii,0 exevy a full line of
WVTCHES, CLOCKS, ,! E A'ELRY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND
FANCY GOODS.
Spectacles and
Ese Glasses Properly
Fitted to the Eye. Ztl
I h'ive ever heard.
He had plain business mottoes by
which he lived and in w hich he died.
Those mottoes were the standards of
success in this age of money getting.
They began in self and ended in self,
and his charity wan the charity thai
began at home and .stayed there.
The simple facls. are he lived for
himself, he worked for himself, he died
T
f f T " ., , II.'. ii.. . : . . .
fortune a millionaire's fortune esti
mated on an auction basis at $75,000,
000. On a gold basis it is certainly
worth, as property is generally estimated,
prs with which man must hat tie in
While he was reading
semblage of clubmen a
, , , io tn i.f ffi.r ! fore tliis ase
nature I lie hau nrougn. - ! , . . ,
,h,. canmercia! world j philo plcc siuoems. a .,.q... .
the low c.s hi i"-
He saw men w ho j teacher was a-,.
,!d.i
a 'c e.i ; a -em 1
(h-eat rcfoimers labored and ba'i!.-l
for tlie uplifting of the people, fo- the ,
!a- a v ing of
! the it v. Men iiurc on heir shoulders j
I the burden of an outca-' v.or!h They j
i his essa v ! f
,. . - r
,a I s.'ivU'g oi the1 nalioi:. io.
e Mm
?
lag::an;k.
- - ni
Chimney Pipe.
GU AM TILL, I.. I v !: I ' '
Jy. ' i.d pine- .uid l Ce. on I
;t r li .id-. .Ill
hi i - !. i i
: College cf Apiculture ar.i Mtchr..:
, I ! I " -
i:.hi:i'.!i v
nni.i. pi (iiN 1 1- i in ii r.--h-N
H -'''I EM !!LK Tih. Is '
ca l v. ! in Tremont temp
Oi!
the wulijeci o!
mi-siotis. These two men h
i. .i.i
we. ho. d.
'!
The
that. ojposCci
had delied hhn humbled atnl In L-.
His word was the imperiat edict ofajwcstex
iUA affected thousands of Uvea, and i bu n ri U-ulnfK .
.... t : ; , j ,, . i ,,1- ( '!!'!! oj Cttlt UO',
'the prK-ess. A little microbe, so small j bad given his ine to mng m -n,, ;
I . - .1 .1 I'lVl.P III, 1
:r..h,..- frliu-. must be used 1 and made
inai a !iiauii,iin s-"
i visited, too mi-oner. They clothed the j
-1 . i . i ... .......
on :ci hcv ie" 1 Hi" oUi.g!
miiii.-tered to ! he
. . . I . . I o f '
! ti-i.v i A A i l : - iuioim.i..
. v- I . -. 1 1 V 1 I I !'
! hev ,-oiigl t
. i - j
.-a i
Old
1 the stranger.-, out he jm ii um. .. ;
-nd lic-i i'n-deed.s rough . ihrough :
u".v i , vllii" $IOO C(0.i:(!0. with i
i ;. . ; ommo
1 he o I he i' au g . . . . j . , . v ; n uma.i;: ! v
- ' ..... i t -o .. I . v I
. , a. ! i i ! - 1 : !
I I 1 I
It
J I LL 'ti:i'S uF TF.A ' .'
. ,
oi,. i i .
Lit' i 'iff.
A rl i, ml h f,'i ft a '
to see it, came into his great palace and
laid its little hand on his lung, itiid lie
was compelled to follow. He was a
wreck physically at the very time when
... ... .iw.u ut t'hp height oi his
mai. siioii.o. v,.
life to tnt-n in saeritice. He was a poor .
this missionary, ' he great crowd
! and for humanity
a ;.! .,, a !. iif ..-ifii
,i u",'i-;,i. .... - .
man-
more than !f 100,000,000. He was the i vhyAc.,x o.nvers. What shall it profit
ins mm
THE REST ON EARTH
ii ii
M&C&!
s;kVN( MACHINES CLEAN ri
AND REPAIRED.
S ATI s FACT i ON G tA RANTKKJ .
ir. ii. johxstox,
j. H. LAWRENCE,
Dealer in
(ilLUX. MILL FEED, HAY, CLO
VER AND GRASS SEEDS.
most thoroughly hated man in America
These arc substantially the facts of his
life. He died at an early age. He had
scarcely turned his fiftieth year. For
years before he died he was com. el led
:o live a most abstemious life, to eat
the simplest food and deny himseif the
simplest pleasures.
Is the life of such a man worth
living?
It does not- seem to me that it is,
judged
First Patriot ically.
Breathes there a man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land?
The community is the source of
wealth. The essence of weal t h is i n the
community which gives it birth, and
of ..'.-.oi- which does.
i,r -"'a ; : v ....
not advance the interests of the com
munity which gives it value is a viola
.ion of the fundamental principles of
true business. A man who grows rich
in money should recognize the fact
hat the value of his money comes from
ihe country in which it is made. If
listened with breathless intention to
account of hir
wor:
in t ne we
il!'-
-tern
j cumulate for :-ome one che to u-e mi
i ihe aana sollisb way.
world. They hung thrilled upon every
period. He was a man i maste.fu! j
ohvsioiie. of magneti face, behind;
i -i
which heat a great, loving beast.
MA-n:u oi: -f.AV.c .
What i-e?
Stencrraphy, Typcvrritins ana L;:k-
keeping Taught m Business
; Location : Healthy.
'1 hi- 'o'dewe I - la
; o i - - ' a di '.' .
im ;ild I'd!) ,-!." !
I D, a ' ! t'J. 1 ' " 'II-. da " e
-d and lh.rlaud
i.ai'Iili'iM t- ..ud I in i f.
'I he tea.-hine fofe fo- tb- ' ' ' f
i-t- of ! i f I i i men. I he t ,o i ..in -i-
ie.ul to laduat ion la. ',. i ;?o
;ind in Me,-hatiiea! nl Li k"'
...-ii-1 in o amina! -u
a man if he gain the whole world, but
forfeit his life?
TJIK 1IEAKT OK LIFE. ! Heloidof
. . .. . ii.. i iti. .. ..oivifn-.d wrong it among me ik
imru . i i l lit i . ....v i
. t i ,,,toi. Ti I west. Hi
realltv. n is not louim o. ...... v..
is not found in ar. analysis of matter, in
the abundance of the matter which a
man mav accumulate about his j erson
is life "d:. OVilig
rr. . a, , i.oa.d to o! he
for the racer Ye-a To live for hum.::- '
tor (i.nmry? Vr-. To li-. naa-Ig
a!- ..-p. ;u :- ::. of - o
.. ,ii . Mil- i a in t ' c "O i , . , ; , ,i , , , ,1. i
" 1 ' . , - !ae-'betic philosopher )romhiM"'' "n - K.,r ,:i:;,i ogu.'-Niug f.i!
is face Hashed with pooro--, e.,.,cli.-' '.....-tiuhe-. write t-
the avenue r- suh-in . .- - j-
in the lar
J,- e o- h
oeh.ed .i !;.
p'e."
. o - "
Total i'ot a e it
- ' 'oiuit -Indent-.
I'.iv -tudent-.
For eahd(r'ier. . ; !; '
' i. ; II l I ' l Y '
,-! ..I,, ;r p.. .id
.f :.:..
I ;: ro
vine as he told of the nerd - of the great
commonwealths that were growing on j
:o-! .
Lhc 1- ioi io!
l. !
i I n g
fron
h a i-oint of
view
Sui.-ida' is !U
The things in this world that are worth j the souN oi ali who h
- . , . . . T
. - . - . . . tl t 11 I
thebordenanusoiu'cnauo,.. i . , :,. , , ., ) U- ,,f na-, -. fr-ii,
JOS. KINSEY,
I'l ineip.d. ,
ned olll ! ldie-
d 1dm with di-
. I t hnc-
ft... i oi i i'iiI'Si anil :
v-; en : "' ' .
most in life are sometimes tho-e which
have no commercial rating, no commer
cial basis of exchange.
Our life is rich because of its nun;-;
vine
n up with thehighe-t faith in
I he .)..'! w i
lead: lo .-, . b him pnv-a
wait'
-ds .. d -ru-
u. -rely ib.e grsana, ."
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I
God. Ho refused invitations to attend
dianersi!: Id-laa:-r, and '.a.ra he'-'-cu ;
ItCUi'"
o
ries, because
of the friends we 'navel his ad-b
- he was .-i e.i .'oniy ing an
' . . i ...a. 1
; . i -i, i ng 1 m -e oi -, uM .
.,- , Afeh; "li I ' -n -H-:at.
virjn mi. i.
FEMALE
ACADEMY,
S 'OTI.ANM Ni:'K. N. t '.
J. E. White & Co..
- : ! 1
n I j
1
.i;ei:al
GF.N'ER L
t on hi- ay '
to hi- dntii sir
o eateJ
t lie v. "
made, of the beans we have loved and j Ro-ion eomm
n..ir lmvP loved us in return, of the train u. tei ur:
kindlv deeds we have been able to do, To him life was full of meaning, a-ai n c ;
...... I.. ,i- e i :.
of the faces that we hae oeen aole to ;
! i T 1 I,. M - l i-
! Uo ci and i .-a o -a e i i :
, a-.-.' 'h.-
, i . .
v. a " : 1 1 .
,.,'t in e: -tl' g
,!o!d i a .-! al .. . 1 1
ki'Ui i.t--u::lUiii m
. i
was eager to return
eturn n the ib-. hi.
v dh h
d. '!(
- 1 I l v V ...
V f i i
hght vii.i. joy. .tisoi..,., ! 1 ,. . ;
higher and sweeter elements that arc bless his fell' w n.-n. ana he wa- a- ,.n-
cannot 1 isstted in the form of patient a a child to :etm n to toe ta-U ;
boi;i, or of coupons. And when we j that G.' bad given him : J
have accepted the commercial basis of j Is life worth iiwn-Jwng ha . ,
life, ignoring the spirit, we have simply vi: nm n noi .
Hid tin treasure for -omc other man to Fourth-Eternal! v. I -He . . t e-t i-.
huleof eternity. nm-iHa,
.VI
1
-triKH.g o,,t
i He refu-ed t.. ;,a:
!
S 'eehed it el' ;' cr aa" ".t
1 d h-o. the sea. The v --n
,-arried him to the ho: t-nu. an-i be v. a -drowned..
Did tin- nan. the
u 'li! . ' r tid i I
I
VttliMrilt-
i i . ;d, ! .; !;. ...;ioko I "T .
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gi 'ill j : i-.-e.-s I II)
, rr-,.
ZjXTTZ.ETON
HIGH SCHOOL
AND I'A -IN- 1 NrTlTI IF.
7 ciVilf. -"verTv
pi yses.
The bodv only can touch wealth in
.o mi., of whom we sneak ever
J evidence of the fact that he lived j money, and how small a part of our ai
in America rather than in Africa, the
Improved Farm Im- j world never knew it. It was left to
i O'l cr men to omiu oui nuinuu.oii.., ,v.
i build our institutions of learning, to
forward great national enterprises and
to bless the communities which gave
them birth and from which their life-
blood in wealth was born.
A TEACHER OF ANAKOIV.
1 -0'!'!: 1 ' a :
realltv. Life in h fud eomp; :u-;
eludes not oniv the ben, i-nl the he.-e- j
A- r .-
.1. R. Wil-o lo 1
buru I'a.. say- !. w
I i ' i i . Nca i : - a oA
-I.a; i-
1 - 1
eumidations can our body touch ! How j after. Life here is a botmdle- opt or-1 r"-. nA (, .;
i i ;
. i i , -. p-.me-
h-Vg -; i ; G i
no, , n ai.d . nd '! n-'-'-1 iti'.g-
.Seltnol iM-oilis All.-S-
I5nihiii"-rs d--- J-D-i Vi'n
Cuiiix- t t inly 'D-ti-ivo
;inl tliuroii-ili.
SM i.il iit t t i hi iiv-n to
I'hysi'-.-l rultup'.
For rin uhirs ;ml luril r
j;irti iil.ir ;illiv- th- prm
oijiiil. Mi.-s Lena II. Smith.
plements
A SPECIALTY.
Agent for Clark's Cutaway Harrow
and the Deoring Mower,
A Model of Perfection.
SCOTLAND LECK, N. C. 1 0 1
FiTS. All fits stopned free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No fits
mall a part of the 7.VM),000 could
Mr. Gould use ! It did not cost much
tunitv in which characser is la
nd which niust: tell
is fasiii -in
iiUiillli
J.ll v
lllll
.ii. in i
I
in
ah 1
i hi- wife who wa-
monta a 5 lev an a
.... i ...i ... i... ..,. i . i i r. ,i,.....i"e ( f 'hri.-i -"I ua-- :
to buy in-, clothes, ano wiiai ne a. e m.:s , we ne:u . t when v.uiou- oticr len.e.;
... -.1.: : , U.t t not ( "i Hit. 1111-
less than a common worKingman. n j muen as e - , - ,
i l ea " e a - I v. i I ! i I '
i- .... I . . ,
would not have cost much for a house mUst be a solemn -cnteic
e !i
! ., phh-ian- had do;;" her no
the ear! ' , .. ,
I ' o
.- ai a 1 -e ei -
to shelter. What can a man get out of U1d ,eart of the man w ho possesses
Roliert Iku-ixM-. of C,m-'k-
! elaims Dr. King
N'i
ii"ii
J i.-. ever
la..
II !.-
money in itself beyond food and cloth- j 00.0XH M0. -Im.-much as ye did it n!.,. ,,.-u a..yibi-g heje-.er i-'-r-
I.
til'
-'""S"'" Oxford. N.C.
!i j 77 . ; CA'A ' L7 . .' jhe Lird Annual .n.-i..h o i ,
" ., ,, U the 'omfo.'t- "f Home v.rii ...1
l-N"IM N-b- EitV MoDEbA 1 L. ...- g
L.N I - th. .ulvaiita of a tirrt- la- -
. . i... tb:m . ...-....ul.;. r.tte-. l'i..--i'"-d 'o-
I.,-f o, aM-!i'!aii' - . ei o
ing and shelter when u-ed on himself
So far from such a life blessing the and for himself
Klines ii-reai eiu hcmuici. o m.- .,
after first day's use. Marvelous cures, country, the nation, it directly contub
Tr.-itise. tfihOO trial hoc tie free to Fit
cases. Send to Dr. Kine, Arch St,
Thiladelphia, P.
uted to feed hatred among classes. Such
a life dces more to educate in a narehy
That which in our lives is really of
n-
,t." Whatofall the battle- for -elf j t Tfluiu,.' Xothing i Session Optns August aand. t893
now that t ne
hodv hiis been laid in the i
1 like it. Try it.
Free trial Lottie- at For catalogue adding
the treasure of life is something beyond j the great railroad battle, when
. i a t roo ae'o ii-1 ; -
grave? True, he met his enemies mj- ' , & J)n:. ,.,re.:
the monev thf-t we rati o?:e-b;ui:;o orPvor(M
P.o lU'li
,1 1 I M l
' 7 . "SI
L. W. IJ'.LEV. I'imc-j'.d.
I r ri I " . v r, "
:. ..... .1 f .i-liltiC- 11.
ture iromui'-io. -
Mn:c and ari.
pj.h fo. ' .ndogue.
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