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Convalescents
NEED VINOL
for it hastens recovery by
creating strength
'
od lixer
?
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rd lixer
H. C. Crute & Co.. Inggistl
I.inn up to Hie.
S
I with kidney
1 Inst
ami a
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ip to die. .-'..ley's Kidney Curt
i ami the first bottle
taking
- Rocky Mountain
Laxative Kruil -x rup -
: oil the la\a
U doe* not
I
. ni tired, ragged out, nervous,
Hollister's
lps the
refresh
lliaiuli.rlalii's Celle, I'Melera ami
Hi.irrln.cii KiiiiihIi .
lor oxer
thirty j ia proved itself tobe
remedy yet dls
implalnts. lt
never i by The V
Drug ro.
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Co.
Mary -Daik circles under 1
circulation, torpid
Kier. -
Hollian Mountain I
make you xxiii ami beautiful. ;'?
leta. The Win-ton
Druir ( ...
I liaiiil.erl.i.u's (.uurli iC'-mi-d-i is Holli
.ldc iiiid I .Dirt I te.
her lain'- ('oUffh Remedy ha
rlor for coughs, colda and croup,
and the lae! that it ia plea-ant to take
lind contains nothing in any ?
- baa male it a favorite with
mothers. Mr. W. ri. Pelham, a mer?
chant ol' Kirk-\ Uh - -For
more than twenty years ( ham nerlai n's
Cough Remedy has Peen my lea.lim;
I throat noni.les. It is
of croup.
Children like lt and mycuetomi
led it Will not take any other."
I he Winston I > r 11 ir I'".
Tetter. Salt lilieiuu ami I iv. ina
Iseases for which Cham
berlaln'a Stive ls especially xaluai.ie
lt .piiekly allays the Itching and
smarting and - a cure. Tri.-e.
-..?cut lue Win-ton
Drag! 'a
lliis j- ?,iiili linneiiiheriiii.'
Whenever you have a cough or cold.
ju-t reineinher that Foley "s I louey and
Tar xxiii cure it. Do not risk "your
health hy takimr any hut the genuine.
I he \\ Hislop
Drill* Co.
(iiiise af Motnai li Truuldes.
When a man has trouble tv it lt bi
Stomach you may knoxv that bl
lng more than he should or of some
article of food or drink not suited to
in, or that bil
habitually constipated. Take
?mach ami Liver
gulate the Ihixx.
Improve tiie digestion and see if the
trouble doea not disappear. \-k fora
I be Winston
Drug (o.
ld that may develop into
oxer night, can
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar. Il xviii cure the mos! obstinate rack
ppt strengthen your lunga.
? nunn- is in a yellow package.
I h. Winston Driii* Co.
I'licmii.itic rain- l!i licied.
Chamberlain's Pain Halm relieves
rheumatic pains and mal
--il.lt-. Which is alone worth
man-, tl -!. H. K. (rocker.
and tor
- 'I nm ter
.mutism
in my left arm and riirht hip. I haxe
i hamberlaln's
I il ll dil mc lots of good."
No ( a*, mi I'.cord.
pneumonia
mu in pl
? v
I
.
I
is thl
it ..fieii fatal dis
V 1 .
a mud
i laches,
I hm blood
-. I'ur
. 'blood
I health.
? .
I, luxes,
any ?!
Iteguleta
ncs habitual
i ? .\. \-k
- ?
n
DISTRIBUTING DEPOT FOR
"PITTSBURGH PERFECT" FENCES,
ALL GALVANIZED STEEL WIRES.
FOR FIELD, FARM AND HOG FENCING.
THE ONLY ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE.
BVBRT HOD GUARANTEED PERFECT.
The DURABLE Fence,
None so STRONG. i35ji
All large wires. *7m\
Highest EFFICIENCY. aa.
LOWEST COST. .32
oe...
No Wraps
to hold
Moisture ?**?
nnd cause 3-,
Rust. I
?TirwBisuu r-uuricr" FK.Nci.ia. (Six-clal Style.)
Absolutely STOCK PROOF.? Wa can SAVE YOU MONEY on Fencing.
CALL AND SEE IT.
Let ua ahow you the beat wire fence ma.le. We have many foin ta of
advantage over other atylee and fed rare you will agree with na thal
thing superior to the Ptttraui*g Perfect Pence.
J. K. U'AI.K.N A -
Syracuse Plows
NOTHING BETTER
C. M. WALKER'S SONS
FARMVILLE, VA.
HILL & HENDERSON
Land and Industrial Agents.
Timber and Investment Brokers.
ONLY
MemberslNorfolk & Western
Immigration Association
IN FARMVILLE
WE SELL LAND
List your property with
US for results
HILL & HENDERSON
Office Third St.
FARMVILLE, VA.
H. E. BARROW & CO.,
Commission Merchants
? AND DEALERS IN ? -a
farming Implement!, Hardware and Henry doods of Every Dei
ription. Rest tirades of Fertilizers. If you want the bett buy thc
Ovvensboro Wagons and Buggies.
Wc have onjhand a large stock of Wood Heaters, (rive u*; a
call. Oar PRICES are RIGHT.
k of Horse Blanket! and Buggy Robes tli.it
we ean make interesting for von.
"There is pleasure in the pathless woods" if yon.
TAKE A KODAK WITH YOU
All prices?All styles
H. C. CRUTE & CO.,
Druggists.
Magazines liv the month or year. Up
to date Post Cards, Local Views, Comics
and Leather Cards.
The Best
LIQUORS
AT
LOW'S! PRICES
Tlao Kr* rift-sat ."tittil Order
Iloiiss* Ira tii*? S.iutli
ALBfWARLE Pura five "* stn old 4 lull quarti - . . $3.00 dellvt rt <*
YADKIN > IVES, Tire North Carolina 6m, 6 yetti old, 4 tull ats.. $2 50 dtllvared ', '.
I r and VlKU*-.IA MOlfsTAIN RYE.$2.00 pei gillan
112.HUS CUB. C.ni tl all WhiskiM - |1 00 Hr quirt. $3.50 m* gallon <?
W*i-lt<_? .??i- I'rloo I^laat
I.. LAZARUS. Lynchburg.*-Ya.
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ISAAC A LOVER
OF PEACE
Snada. Sckool l.i.o. for March 10, 1907 J
fa
3?*???gO?0a^^
?Mia X.Vi-a
p.l 17
OOLDBN ', irs) lha
. p.- . .ill.-d thr
Si
v.ri In
p nl.uut
Um bc*
? hi. Ufa In th.- south, Including
Habron, B. ?
SCRIPTURAL. R i: i* I ll F N
I '.mla^a concerning
14; 21.12; **fi:2-S.
Comment and Suggestive Thought.
A Long, Simple Life of Peace.?
p..- livcii with his father
in th.. >p.-.u encampment <>f "The
near Hebron, till Abraluun'a
B. c. 1821. Hi- inherited hla
property na, ami
i-oiitliiiicil tin. same kind uf life as a
farmer chieftain.
Morin-* towarda the well ol
i ..r the Lairing Ona thal
lie " o. orge Adam Smith and
tinga' Bible I
ibout f>0 milos south (and
n little aonthweat) ol Beerahebc, on
-ararat* routes to Egypt
Here lt was that Ishmael's mother
found a resting place and I
fountain Of wafer after her hopeless
.nd.-r Whyte thinks that Isaac
ttl acted to this place, and pitch
ed his tent toward Ileerlahal roi, DC
cans** he had heard from hts nurse
Hagar's lips hu- wonderful story of
this place. "Isaac could never walk
round that well, or sit down beside lt.
or drink out of lt, but his tears would
come fast for poor, ill used Hagar and
poor, outcast Ishmael, till he wished
I never bet
rather than that they should both be
outcast from their proper h. I
count;" and "here God visited
ilso "
24. The Lord Appeared Unto Him.?
In what way we know not, but prob
ably aa In other appearances to nil
? dod of Abraham." "flori
is not (he Qod of the dead, but of thi
living." "Therefore he ls assured
that Abraham ls not lost by death
pt with him lost.'
not." As a man of pence, un
willing to strive or fight, he may have
that his enemies would tak.
hla food disposition, and
injure him. Qod forbids him to have
pg ns he ls serving dod
and doing right. He ls assured against
any doubts or fea
or any feeling of unworthiness from
his having so different a car.
his father, that the cove-Mai witt:
Abraham, with all Its blessings, ii
continued to him, the son and heir.
The Man of Peace.?The only way
rooms evil ls with good. Pull
ing up weeds inver, alone, makes a
good earden. It ls true that so long
as there ls evil In the world Oat
nfllct and commotion.
making does not mean that
? not to oppose that which ts
wrong or disturb the quiet of corrup
tlon and crime. Nothing ls settle.)
till lt ls settled right. There can be
the wicked. Our first
duty, therefore, ls. at any cost, of dis
turbance, to get things whore |
possible.
Character Study of Isaac.?There
are two kinds of men useful as exam
pies:
There are those who do he
role things, great, grand, and visibly
glorious, who are Ideals set before us
mostly far. far beyond our hope of at
faining, bnl yet visible Illustration*
of spiritual greatness and heroism
without which every life and the
irhole world would he poor Indeed
ire those who live
our common, every day life with such
H h sweet nnd holy spirit.
doing everything from the highest mo
Urea, "living," as Starr King once
said, "all the beatitudes dally," that
they are a perpetual Inspiration to
, day of our lives. They touch
our character, not In special eiin-r
gencies, hut tn every act of every day
Jesus Christ embodies both finalities
His .liming to save, his death on the
md, In a sense, all bl
hfl utmost heights of heroism
and self-sacrifice. Hut his dally life
was, la many ways, like that of the .ir
dinary man brought np to the perfect
ideal An.1 this kind of life, touching
...ir daily needs and cares and duties.
was essential to our best welfare
Now, Isaac was an example of dally
living, | filled
with the spirit which should pervade,
inspire, and elevate ..ur daily lives
His life was uneventful, almost mo
been called "the
W.ir.lsxvorth of the Old Testament."
We find In him "those refined
'ive. pk rlrtnea which
rider and helpful the home r,..
laUona, and which a
?octal Intercom
Practical Points.
We ,t,, ? v,^
mina of commoi rentfnl
ntrary we should
thank Qod for putting some very or
B In his gal
Tl.Deeeo powers ol the world are
'ar mightier than tha visible mani*
'estatlons of i, ]IKj ,lg
n a single drop of vat
Iga* to kill a man.
Mara
hons, thc W
ac fought on the silent
lelds of the heart
Plant Wood's
' Garden Seeds
FOR SUPERIOR VEGE
TABLES St FLOWERS.
Twenty-eight years experience
?our own seed farm .
grounds?and laure warehouso
ly Five us an equipment
that is unsurpassed arr
for supplying the best'
obtainable. Our trade ta
J both for tho I
' Garden and Farm '
is one of the larL'.-t in th i? country.
Wc are headquarters for
Grass Sad Clover Seeds, Seed
Oats. Seed Potatoes, Cow
Peas, Soja Beana and
other Farm Seeds.
Wood's DescHptlve Catalog
?Pl Karm
an any other similar piitillr-a
? .-r-eat. Write for IL,
T. W.Wood & Sons, SeidsmBR,
RICHMOND, . VA.
Orinoco
TRADE MARK
REGISTERED
I
I ooacco
Guano
TRADE MARK
REGISTERED
F. S. ROYSTER
GUANO CO.,
Norfolk. Va.
has a record of over twenty years
<u i.estful Tobacco producer
?is equally balanced in grade ami
every ingredient most carefully
selected?hence it is that a crop
grown with Orinoco sells for
more money than when grown
with ordinary fertilizers. Ask
your dealer for
Orinoco
and don't take substitutes. See that
the trade-mark is on every bag.
This man bought a supply of tobacco with?
out acquainting himself with the distinctive taste
of SCHNAPPS Tobacco, which has the cheering
qualities that gratify his desire to chew, and at
less expense than cheap tobacco.
SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this
paper so that every chewer has had an
opportunity to get acquainted with the
facts and know that drugs are not used
to produce the cheering quality found in
the famous Piedmont country flue-cured
tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he
ought to chew. Still there are chewers
who accept other and cheaper tobaccos
that do not give the same pleasure.
Some day they'll get a taste of the real
Schnapps? they'll realize what enjoyment
they've missed by not getting SCHNAPPS
long ago?then they'll feel like kicking
themselves.
SCHNAPPS is sold everywhere in 5
cent cuts, and 10 and IS cent plugs. Be
sure you get the genuine.
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WE ACCEPT OLD MACHINE* OE ANY *1AltE IN PAST PAYMENT.
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fltalKst Award, Portland, 190S
Columbia Phonograph Co
90-92 West Broedway,
.New York.
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Na i '
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12 ?*-??*"? Maa.,*, *l
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pr,nr,M "Utiona. gT^Sraa,
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l-aYatasaa -'-- 'r/^**-*** ls kZt*
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.<-at*??. ag*0*" ?*? e*T**
iate.ution. *' "**"*? ??*? aaSanaat.
- R.chracaJ sw.
"?- i-^ZZ?Z^<*J*mmttt
to Norfolk. WM' ,ullo?SBart,,.
I Ur* .vi R.,..
??U at P-^rsbu^^^-a- Ca*.
SEt THAT tOUR TICKETS READ OVtB THt
Norfolk and Western Mn,
?''Hl.'lt..r. Mil,, Tim-T Ll
? "sus. TUBawTabi^ .^
?*- Ba mt* Dam
Ticket Aat.Pa-?t?.?.
w. a. Br\u.i.. ? _ .. "???'? ??.
On. I'aaa A?t. tJ.***0*
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I
For the latest and most
up-to-date workmanship
in . . .
PLUMBING
o. every <k-scription,
Steam Pipe Fitting
and General Repairs,
Apply to
N. M. GILL,
Main St.. Farmville, Va
Livery
.;. And Sales Stables. &
I taketthi- method to liifurnitbe
public that in connection with bj
Salen Stable*) I have lopeued I
I.i I cry, where
AT ALL HOURS
? and rafaleJaa may tie hired
at reasonable price*. Prompt it
laHltloOfivatl all or.lerssiidthebKt
mts ire iruara ii teed. I earuotty
solicit your patronage. Cox sold
-tami, l-'ouith street. 1'tiuue JU._
T. W. VAUGHAN
T.!M. R. TAM" ITT. BB
plUKWA I KK .v Wan
Time Table in effect Monday. Jan'jr 7, HST.
tolMaa Farmville and Richmond ?ia Mos*,
ml Southern R. R,
T.*M. R. TAU'OTT. General Mander
i dew a i kk A Wramui KAii.Hi.in
Haily Tue..
A sat. ex.Sun. Suttons. i
M. L.. Ar. P. M. F >
430 910 Par. Ht Ot
4 60 932 Kaine. til tn
5 ol 149 Hawk *M IU
Kulaba 4?7 tts
Ml lo .IS McRae's ?? li*
f. .'il HM furn lier land 18 IK
lal ll Ul Sunnyside 18) **
604 1117 Tobaceoville 117 lat
t Ballavilla 111 ??
Helona SOI l?
Macon 7 44 !?
I'owhatan 7S Xm
156 12 42 NeirroArm 7M I
7KI 12 *>2 Flat Rock 711 114
7 21 1 29 Ar Mowley I.ve. 7**0 1*4
8 40 3 36 Ar. Richmond Lv.. 41* ll li
Between Winterpock and Richmea4
(Via Moeeley and Southern Railway I
D-afc .?*?
Sunday. SUtiona Suadsj.
A.M. Lve. Arr.* Pst
11 12 Winterpock
Coal boro
, .arter
12 49 Arr. Moseley Lie. }"
3 36 Arr ll _'?
Between Winterpock and Richmond sod
?.rand Atlan?
tic Coast Lina Railroad._
ally except Dailyssesat
Sunday. Stations s"~"
P.M. Lve._A". A ?
Coall?.r.i
3 47 Summit
Beach
4 46 F.-ndley
Naah
-er Lve.
I M a- i Lve, , I
mu Arr. Richmond I
Will wait at Cheater until 9.? a. ss. for AC.
I.25 train from Richmond. _.
Between Bermuda and Chaster.^ ^
tar h' ?? 4" a m.. arnva a-*"**
2 a. m. A M Us t *?? *?*""
rmuda al 'JW p. m.
r K Dna-r. C P A.
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R. FKANCIONE'S
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rits* n*ma '?|A,EM,B*'
-? ...irani on tb- K??IJ"2.
rmsnmttnnmnm
aler, al! tbe year rouiid. a spec"-' '?
HalMi-ii, pardoaraa,f?'***?
Fry, M
Half-fry, 'J" .-ents.
Stew, 15 * *?"''??
'
I- .rti-rlp. .->- -Mi-uk. -
Kv-nryMiiiii* ni -eaw.n.
?05, 907 E. Broad St..
Half block from ti,e nty H?l>;
Kicljuiond. va
.ocky Mountain Tea Nugget
A Br..j MsdiolM ?^f^/Tfafsr.
Brings OoMss H-alta tm 'f**r_\m pf
)L0EN NUOGEt/'fOR SALLOW Pf-OPti

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